wrong-check-reflect: one shot per reply, and scope the reflect scan to the turn by EdbertChan · Pull Request #796 · EdbertChan/catstack

EdbertChan · 2026-09-22T18:38:14Z

Summary

The hook that nudges for a review after the assistant takes back a wrong claim has never once spoken on this app: 1,682 runs, zero.

Four separate things silenced it. It kept one shot per session and spent it on the reply before the take-back. It scanned the whole log, so one review request early on switched it off for hours. It treated any sentence containing the word as a request. And a missing reply row made it give up.

Review Claim

Only a real review request in the same turn suppresses the nudge.

Review Lane

behavior

Review Unit

engine-runtime

Safety Invariant

Suppression needs the app's own record of an invocation, not prose that mentions it. An unreadable transcript says so on stderr and does not count as a request, so the nudge is never silenced by a file it could not read.

Slice Rationale

All four silencers live in one function and one test file, and fixing any one alone leaves the hook mute. Splitting them would ship commits that still score zero. The scenario fix is folded in here so no commit in the stack leaves that suite red.

Non-goals

Does not change what counts as a self-correction, does not touch the phrase dictionary, and does not alter the message the hook prints.

Test Plan

Run at this commit:

python3 engine/hooks/wrong-check-reflect/tests/test_hooks.py
Ran 27 tests in 16.875s
OK

python3 tests/test_skill_scenarios.py
Ran 6 tests in 0.099s
OK

New cases: a prose mention must still fire; a real invocation must suppress; an earlier unrelated request must not suppress a later correction.

Revert Plan

Revert this commit. The hook returns to silence, which is its current behaviour, so no downstream change depends on it firing.

Note

Medium Risk
Changes Stop-hook gating and transcript parsing for a safety nudge; behavior is broader (more judge enqueues) but limited to wrong-check-reflect with extensive tests.

Overview
Fixes four bugs that kept the wrong-check-reflect Stop hook from ever enqueueing an LLM judge after a self-correction.

Deduping moves from once-per-transcript to once-per-reply via reply_key(path, reply text hash), so a judge can still run on the correction turn after an earlier reply already spent the old session-wide key.

/reflect suppression now only honors a real harness invocation (<command-name>/reflect</command-name>), scoped to the current turn (from the person’s last non-meta user message through end of transcript). Whole-transcript scans, bare-word regex matches, Stop-hook feedback, reflect skill bodies, tool-result rows, and sidechain rows no longer false-suppress; unreadable transcripts log unchecked on stderr instead of being treated as “user asked.”

Docs, skill scenarios, and a large hook test matrix cover these cases; draft-pr gains a validator test that PR summaries must not echo changed file stems like self-correction.

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EdbertChan · 2026-09-22T18:38:26Z

This pull request is part of a Mergify stack:

#	Pull Request	Link
1	wrong-check-reflect: one shot per reply, and scope the reflect scan to the turn	#796	👈
2	reflect: catch an evidence-order correction from the ledger transition, not from wording	#782
3	unverified-tag-ledger: gate the next-prompt reminder, default to stale only	#783
4	diu-stop: a file citation buys silence only when it is backed	#784
5	diu-stop: the marker gate reads prose, so a mention is not a use	#785
6	cat-mode: show the escape-hatch tag in the form the gate accepts	#786
7	principle-subagent-inherits-scope: a brief carries decisions, not just facts and a question	#788
8	llm-judge: claude is the only default runner	#793

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…o the turn Two independent lockouts kept this hook from speaking on Claude Code. One: `already_prompted` was keyed on the transcript path, so the Stop of the reply BEFORE a correction spent the session's single shot. The correction itself then hit an already-prompted key. The key is now the transcript path plus a hash of the reply text, so each distinct reply gets its own chance and the same reply is still judged only once. Two: `user_already_asked_reflect` scanned the whole transcript. One `/reflect` typed at the start of a session switched the detector off for every later reply. The scan is now scoped to the user messages of the turn that produced the reply being judged, which is the case the skip was written for. An unreadable transcript now says so on stderr instead of silently reading as "the user did not ask". The harness-parity test asserts the same reply is judged under both `Stop` and `stop`. It passes before this change too: this hook compares no event name anywhere, so event-name case cannot be what split its hits by harness. The test pins that, rather than leaving the parity unstated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Idb90d55fa90496fcab44e1f0255b303b5cf0b514 Three: the suppression matched any prose containing the word. A sentence ABOUT the hook switched the hook off. `"Claim I made was wrong" is a trigger for /reflect` describes when the detector fires; it asks for nothing, and nothing is in flight to avoid duplicating. It now matches the harness's own record of an invocation, the `<command-name>/reflect</command-name>` envelope. That envelope starts with `<command-`, which the meta filter drops, so the one unambiguous signal was being discarded while vague prose was kept; the window now includes meta rows for this check. Four: a missing assistant row no longer reads as "no request found". A Stop payload can carry the reply before its row lands, and a session's first turn has none at all; in both cases every row belongs to this turn, and bailing out meant a real request went unhonoured. tests/scenarios/self-correction.json: the scenario pinning this said the user "already asked for /reflect" while its user field only mentioned the word -- its stated intent and its data disagreed. The request case now uses a real invocation; the mention case is its own scenario and must still fire. Both were folded into this commit rather than a later one so no commit in the stack leaves the scenario suite red. Erring toward asking is the safe direction: this detector recorded 1,682 Claude Code invocations and spoke 0 times. Ran 27 tests in 18.811s OK (wrong-check-reflect) Ran 6 tests in 0.098s OK (scenario suite) Change-Id: I60c5103d0541efd34f49e2401d50f4c5e312ddf0

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… not the last assistant row The same-turn /reflect skip read the wrong turn. It took the last text-bearing assistant row as the reply under judgment and scanned only back to the assistant row before it. A Stop payload carries the reply before its transcript row is written, so that "last assistant row" was usually the previous turn's reply. The window then sat one turn behind: a /reflect from the turn before suppressed this reply (the session lockout, one turn wide), and the /reflect the person had just typed sat past the window and was ignored, so the hook nagged for a reflect already in flight. A turn also writes more than one assistant row -- mid-turn narration, a subagent's sidechain rows -- and each one pushed the window's start past the message that opened the turn. The window now runs from the person's own last message to the end of the file, so it does not depend on assistant rows at all. A typed slash command counts as that message, so <command-name> leaves the harness prefix list; <local-command stdout, which is harness echo, joins it. Four tests, each failing before this change: reflect this turn before the reply row lands, last turn's reflect while the reply is still being written, mid-turn narration, and a subagent's rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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…e README scripts/ci/check_no_new_comments.py fails the test job on the three comment lines this branch added above META_USER_PREFIXES. The point they made -- a typed slash command is the person, not harness text -- now sits in the hook's README next to the harness-rows paragraph it belongs with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…reads like English The PR body validator failed this branch on "self-correction" in the Summary, because tests/scenarios/self-correction.json is a changed file. The suite covered changed folder names and plain hyphenated English separately, but not the overlap, which is what a person hits: an everyday phrase that happens to be a file's name. Both directions are now tested -- it fails, and the reworded Summary passes with the same changed files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…alidate) Exit code: 0

Claude Code files every tool result as a `type: "user"` row, and unlike its other injections it marks that row with neither `isMeta` nor `isSidechain`. The turn window anchors on the newest real user row, so the first tool call of a turn became the anchor: a `/reflect` typed at the top of the turn fell outside the window and the hook nagged for a reflect already asked for. A tool result quoting the word the other way round could also suppress the nudge. `_is_tool_result_line` reads the record the harness does write -- a `tool_result` content block, or the `toolUseResult` field beside the message -- the same way `engine/hooks/agent-relay-attribution/detect.py` does, and `_is_meta_line` now files those rows under the harness rather than the person. Two tests: a tool result mid-turn no longer hides the turn's own `/reflect`, and `/reflect` printed inside a grep result does not count as a request. Both fail without the detect.py change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

…#796 Exit code: 0

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* wrong-check-reflect: one shot per reply, and scope the reflect scan to the turn Two independent lockouts kept this hook from speaking on Claude Code. One: `already_prompted` was keyed on the transcript path, so the Stop of the reply BEFORE a correction spent the session's single shot. The correction itself then hit an already-prompted key. The key is now the transcript path plus a hash of the reply text, so each distinct reply gets its own chance and the same reply is still judged only once. Two: `user_already_asked_reflect` scanned the whole transcript. One `/reflect` typed at the start of a session switched the detector off for every later reply. The scan is now scoped to the user messages of the turn that produced the reply being judged, which is the case the skip was written for. An unreadable transcript now says so on stderr instead of silently reading as "the user did not ask". The harness-parity test asserts the same reply is judged under both `Stop` and `stop`. It passes before this change too: this hook compares no event name anywhere, so event-name case cannot be what split its hits by harness. The test pins that, rather than leaving the parity unstated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Idb90d55fa90496fcab44e1f0255b303b5cf0b514 Three: the suppression matched any prose containing the word. A sentence ABOUT the hook switched the hook off. `"Claim I made was wrong" is a trigger for /reflect` describes when the detector fires; it asks for nothing, and nothing is in flight to avoid duplicating. It now matches the harness's own record of an invocation, the `<command-name>/reflect</command-name>` envelope. That envelope starts with `<command-`, which the meta filter drops, so the one unambiguous signal was being discarded while vague prose was kept; the window now includes meta rows for this check. Four: a missing assistant row no longer reads as "no request found". A Stop payload can carry the reply before its row lands, and a session's first turn has none at all; in both cases every row belongs to this turn, and bailing out meant a real request went unhonoured. tests/scenarios/self-correction.json: the scenario pinning this said the user "already asked for /reflect" while its user field only mentioned the word -- its stated intent and its data disagreed. The request case now uses a real invocation; the mention case is its own scenario and must still fire. Both were folded into this commit rather than a later one so no commit in the stack leaves the scenario suite red. Erring toward asking is the safe direction: this detector recorded 1,682 Claude Code invocations and spoke 0 times. Ran 27 tests in 18.811s OK (wrong-check-reflect) Ran 6 tests in 0.098s OK (scenario suite) Change-Id: I60c5103d0541efd34f49e2401d50f4c5e312ddf0 * wrong-check-reflect: anchor the reflect scan on the person's message, not the last assistant row The same-turn /reflect skip read the wrong turn. It took the last text-bearing assistant row as the reply under judgment and scanned only back to the assistant row before it. A Stop payload carries the reply before its transcript row is written, so that "last assistant row" was usually the previous turn's reply. The window then sat one turn behind: a /reflect from the turn before suppressed this reply (the session lockout, one turn wide), and the /reflect the person had just typed sat past the window and was ignored, so the hook nagged for a reflect already in flight. A turn also writes more than one assistant row -- mid-turn narration, a subagent's sidechain rows -- and each one pushed the window's start past the message that opened the turn. The window now runs from the person's own last message to the end of the file, so it does not depend on assistant rows at all. A typed slash command counts as that message, so <command-name> leaves the harness prefix list; <local-command stdout, which is harness echo, joins it. Four tests, each failing before this change: reflect this turn before the reply row lands, last turn's reflect while the reply is still being written, mid-turn narration, and a subagent's rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790174651006-232/repair — Resolve bot review thread on PR #796 Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790174651006-232/safe-push — Safely push PR #796 only if its head did not move Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790174651006-232/resolve-thread — Resolve bot review thread PRRT_kwDOT3uYWs6lL8fU after PR head changes Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790178010572-270/repair — Repair PR #830: failed_checks: test; Solution: Repair PR #830: failed_checks: test; * wrong-check-reflect: a stacked command is the same submission, not a new turn Bugbot's open thread on this PR is right. Typing `/reflect /cat-mode text` is one submission, and the harness files an envelope row per command, flagging every row after the first `stackedExpansion: true`. The turn window anchored on the last user-shaped row, so `/cat-mode` became the start and the `/reflect` typed in the same breath sat before the window. The hook then nagged for a reflect the person had already asked for. The row shape is not a guess: `engine/skills/reflect/scripts/tests/fixtures/ provenance/stacked_commands/claude.jsonl` is a real capture of exactly this submission, and `transcript_provenance.py:158` already reads the same field to stop one submission counting as several messages. `_transcript_roles` now asks `_user_role` for one of three answers instead of two. "meta" is the harness talking, "stacked" is the person but not the start of anything, "user" is the row that opens a turn. Only "user" may anchor. All three still have their text scanned, so a `/reflect` sitting in the stacked position is still found. Fail-before, pass-after, both run: test_a_second_stacked_command_does_not_hide_the_reflect_beside_it before: AssertionError: '15dc4544743748d0829406d72aef57a8' is not None after: OK The negative half is pinned too: `test_a_stacked_submission_without_reflect_still_lets_the_hook_fire` keeps the fix from muting the hook on a stacked submission that never asked for a reflect; it fails if `user_already_asked_reflect` is forced to True. Full file: 36 tests, OK. * invoker: wf-1790184011274-308/repair — Repair PR #830: conflict: GitHub reports a merge conflict against main; Exit code: 0 --------- Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@invoker.dev> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* pr-schema-gate: find the validator in catstack, report UNCHECKED when a repo has none Scope now comes from the .git boundary, not scripts/create-pr.mjs. The validator is scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs, then engine/skills/draft-pr/scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs. A PR-publishing command in a git repo with neither reports UNCHECKED instead of staying silent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/implement-hook-finds-catstack-checker — Review claim: pr-schema-gate checks PR descriptions in a repo whose validator lives at engine/skills/draft-pr/scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs, and reports UNCHECKED instead of staying silent when a PR-publishing command runs in a repo where no validator can be found. Review lane: behavior Safety invariant: The change can only add a failure or an UNCHECKED notice; a PR description that passes engine/skills/draft-pr/scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs today is never newly blocked. Effectiveness measurement: Hook tests replay the three commands that stayed silent in the incident: `mergify stack push` in a catstack-shaped repo (fires or UNCHECKED, never silent), `gh pr create --body-file <body failing the validator>` in a catstack-shaped repo (fires with the validator's errors), and a passing body in the same repo (clean). The existing Invoker-shaped cases keep their current results. Slice rationale: One hook, one claim: where the hook looks for the validator and what it says when it finds none. Architectural effect: pr-schema-gate stops depending on scripts/create-pr.mjs to decide whether a repo is in scope. Goal: Make the PR-description guard fire in catstack. Motivation: A reflect pass found PR descriptions on catstack PRs #780-#789, #793 and #795 failing the required PR Body check after publication, and the user had to ask for a manual fix of every PR. In catstack the guard stayed silent: fed `mergify stack push` and `gh pr create --body-file <failing body>` it exited 0 with no output, while the same stack push in the Invoker checkout fired. Read at origin/main: engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/detect.py scopes itself by walking up for scripts/create-pr.mjs (repo_root_with_create_pr_tool) and expects the validator at scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs (VALIDATOR_RELATIVE_PATH); catstack has neither. Alternative considerations: Adding a scripts/create-pr.mjs shim to catstack was set aside because it makes scope depend on an unrelated file again. Copying the validator to scripts/ was set aside because there are already too many copies. Implementation details: In engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/detect.py, find the repo root from the .git boundary, then look for the validator in a short ordered list: scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs, then engine/skills/draft-pr/scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs. A repo with either is in scope. When a PR-publishing command (gh pr create/edit with a body, gh api PATCH on pulls with a body, mergify stack push) runs in a git repo where no validator is found, return the existing unchecked outcome with a one-line reason instead of None. Keep the existing hit / clean / unchecked outcomes and messages for Invoker-shaped repos unchanged. Non-goals: No change to the validator, preflight, install.sh, or any other hook. Do not edit engine/skills/draft-pr/scripts/validate-pr-body.mjs, scripts/pr/validate-pr-body-local.mjs, or any other file open PR #742 changes; call the validator as it is. If a change would overlap an open PR, stop and report instead. Layer: domain Feature state: active Files: - engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/detect.py - engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/tests/test_hooks.py - engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/README.md Change types: - engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/detect.py: modify - engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/tests/test_hooks.py: modify - engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/README.md: modify Acceptance criteria: - `python3 -m unittest discover -s engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/tests -v` exits 0. - `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py` exits 0. - `python3 scripts/check_no_silent_hook_except.py` exits 0. - `python3 scripts/check_no_new_comments.py` exits 0. Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-3 — Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_no_silent_hook_except.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 scripts/check_no_silent_hook_except.py`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-1 — Review claim: `python3 -m unittest discover -s engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/tests -v` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 -m unittest discover -s engine/hooks/pr-schema-gate/tests -v`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-4 — Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_no_new_comments.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 scripts/check_no_new_comments.py`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 1 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-2 — Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 1 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-2 — Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 1 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-4 — Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_no_new_comments.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 scripts/check_no_new_comments.py`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 1 * invoker: wf-1790182316514-5/verify-hook-finds-catstack-checker-2 — Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. Implementation details: Run `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py`. Non-goals: No mutations. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Solution: Review claim: `python3 scripts/check_hook_test_coverage.py` passes on the finished branch. Review lane: proof Safety invariant: Verification is read-only and alters no repository file. Effectiveness measurement: The command's exit code is the direct measurement. Slice rationale: One check per proof task. Architectural effect: None; verification only. Goal: Prove the slice. Motivation: Running the check is the proof. Alternative considerations: The full suite was not required because the slice touches one component with its own tests. 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Non-goals: No product edits. Layer: app_regression Feature state: active Layer exception: allowed. Verification and the terminal scrub run after the docs commit so they check the final branch the PR will carry. Acceptance criteria: - The command exits 0. Exit code: 0 * wrong-check-reflect: one shot per reply, and scope the reflect scan to the turn (#796) * wrong-check-reflect: one shot per reply, and scope the reflect scan to the turn Two independent lockouts kept this hook from speaking on Claude Code. One: `already_prompted` was keyed on the transcript path, so the Stop of the reply BEFORE a correction spent the session's single shot. The correction itself then hit an already-prompted key. The key is now the transcript path plus a hash of the reply text, so each distinct reply gets its own chance and the same reply is still judged only once. Two: `user_already_asked_reflect` scanned the whole transcript. One `/reflect` typed at the start of a session switched the detector off for every later reply. The scan is now scoped to the user messages of the turn that produced the reply being judged, which is the case the skip was written for. An unreadable transcript now says so on stderr instead of silently reading as "the user did not ask". The harness-parity test asserts the same reply is judged under both `Stop` and `stop`. It passes before this change too: this hook compares no event name anywhere, so event-name case cannot be what split its hits by harness. The test pins that, rather than leaving the parity unstated. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Idb90d55fa90496fcab44e1f0255b303b5cf0b514 Three: the suppression matched any prose containing the word. A sentence ABOUT the hook switched the hook off. `"Claim I made was wrong" is a trigger for /reflect` describes when the detector fires; it asks for nothing, and nothing is in flight to avoid duplicating. It now matches the harness's own record of an invocation, the `<command-name>/reflect</command-name>` envelope. That envelope starts with `<command-`, which the meta filter drops, so the one unambiguous signal was being discarded while vague prose was kept; the window now includes meta rows for this check. Four: a missing assistant row no longer reads as "no request found". A Stop payload can carry the reply before its row lands, and a session's first turn has none at all; in both cases every row belongs to this turn, and bailing out meant a real request went unhonoured. tests/scenarios/self-correction.json: the scenario pinning this said the user "already asked for /reflect" while its user field only mentioned the word -- its stated intent and its data disagreed. The request case now uses a real invocation; the mention case is its own scenario and must still fire. Both were folded into this commit rather than a later one so no commit in the stack leaves the scenario suite red. Erring toward asking is the safe direction: this detector recorded 1,682 Claude Code invocations and spoke 0 times. Ran 27 tests in 18.811s OK (wrong-check-reflect) Ran 6 tests in 0.098s OK (scenario suite) Change-Id: I60c5103d0541efd34f49e2401d50f4c5e312ddf0 * wrong-check-reflect: anchor the reflect scan on the person's message, not the last assistant row The same-turn /reflect skip read the wrong turn. It took the last text-bearing assistant row as the reply under judgment and scanned only back to the assistant row before it. A Stop payload carries the reply before its transcript row is written, so that "last assistant row" was usually the previous turn's reply. The window then sat one turn behind: a /reflect from the turn before suppressed this reply (the session lockout, one turn wide), and the /reflect the person had just typed sat past the window and was ignored, so the hook nagged for a reflect already in flight. A turn also writes more than one assistant row -- mid-turn narration, a subagent's sidechain rows -- and each one pushed the window's start past the message that opened the turn. The window now runs from the person's own last message to the end of the file, so it does not depend on assistant rows at all. A typed slash command counts as that message, so <command-name> leaves the harness prefix list; <local-command stdout, which is harness echo, joins it. Four tests, each failing before this change: reflect this turn before the reply row lands, last turn's reflect while the reply is still being written, mid-turn narration, and a subagent's rows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790174651006-232/repair — Resolve bot review thread on PR #796 Exit code: 0 * wrong-check-reflect: drop the banned code comment, keep the why in the README scripts/ci/check_no_new_comments.py fails the test job on the three comment lines this branch added above META_USER_PREFIXES. The point they made -- a typed slash command is the person, not harness text -- now sits in the hook's README next to the harness-rows paragraph it belongs with. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * draft-pr: pin that a changed file's stem is a code name even when it reads like English The PR body validator failed this branch on "self-correction" in the Summary, because tests/scenarios/self-correction.json is a changed file. The suite covered changed folder names and plain hyphenated English separately, but not the overlap, which is what a person hits: an everyday phrase that happens to be a file's name. Both directions are now tested -- it fails, and the reworded Summary passes with the same changed files. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790175683747-249/repair — Repair PR #796 (failed check validate) Exit code: 0 * wrong-check-reflect: a tool result is not the person opening a turn Claude Code files every tool result as a `type: "user"` row, and unlike its other injections it marks that row with neither `isMeta` nor `isSidechain`. The turn window anchors on the newest real user row, so the first tool call of a turn became the anchor: a `/reflect` typed at the top of the turn fell outside the window and the hook nagged for a reflect already asked for. A tool result quoting the word the other way round could also suppress the nudge. `_is_tool_result_line` reads the record the harness does write -- a `tool_result` content block, or the `toolUseResult` field beside the message -- the same way `engine/hooks/agent-relay-attribution/detect.py` does, and `_is_meta_line` now files those rows under the harness rather than the person. Two tests: a tool result mid-turn no longer hides the turn's own `/reflect`, and `/reflect` printed inside a grep result does not count as a request. Both fail without the detect.py change. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790177409884-260/repair — Resolve bot review thread on PR #796 Exit code: 0 --------- Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@invoker.dev> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * prove-it-ship-gate: the user's machine is a live surface, a PR link is not proof (#779) * Make the done-gate the real path, not the layers under it cat-mode's two e2e bullets were deleted in #68 as a duplicate of the global Named constraints text. That text is narrower: it fires on "UI/layout work" or on a test the user asked for. Work that was neither -- an agent running a CI Playwright shard on the user's own Mac and opening Electron windows on their desktop -- had no trigger left, and a "Shipped" claim went out with no end-to-end run behind it. Restore the gate in a form that names the surface rather than the kind of work: any surface the repo's fixtures cannot stand in for, including the user's own machine, session, or screen. Add the clause that failed hardest in the incident -- "I chose not to run it" is not a blocker -- and make "admit what was not exercised" an enumeration against the done-gate instead of a recollection. The full text and the end-to-end argument it rests on (Saltzer, Reed & Clark, ACM TOCS 2(4) 1984) live in the reference; SKILL.md keeps every trigger condition, because a pointer narrower than the text it replaces is exactly what failed here. Four tests pin the surfaces, the not-a-blocker clause, the enumeration, and the citation. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: Ie690ba84bc28698b6e528c9598479e1d541633ec * Count the user's own machine as a live surface, and a PR link as no proof Replayed against this gate unchanged, both of the incident's own ship messages return SILENT. Two defects stack, and either one alone keeps them silent. The live-noun list held only external services, so "the popups are stopped on your machine" matched nothing and the gate returned before it ever looked at evidence. Add the surfaces an agent can disturb without leaving the desk: the user's machine, Mac, laptop, desktop, screen or session, plus end-to-end, e2e, Playwright, Electron and popup. The evidence scan then accepted any URL, so the two links to this change's own pull requests discharged the gate -- while the gate's own block text already said the PR number of this change does not prove the live path ran. Blank a pull-request link's span before the scan, so the two agree. Only that span: a sha, an exit code, or a fenced block beside the link still counts, and an Actions-run URL is still a receipt. Both incident messages are fixtures, verbatim. The negatives keep the near neighbours silent: a mention with no claim, a link beside a real sha, an Actions-run URL, and the follow-up message that pasted the suite's own output. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I3a816e04b2241f38ba7069f61176807bbf50b1fc * Stop the end-to-end idiom from counting as a live surface The gate needs two parts within 240 characters: a ship claim and a live noun. Listing bare `end-to-end` and `e2e` as live nouns broke that, because `working end-to-end` and `confirmed end-to-end` are already claim phrases -- so the claim always sat on top of a live noun and the two parts collapsed into one. "Done. The parser now works end-to-end" was blocked for showing no live evidence it never needed. Drop the bare idiom. It says how a check ran, not where. The surface in the incident was the desktop the windows opened on, and `your machine`, `your Mac`, playwright, electron and popup already name it -- every incident fixture still fires on one of those, and `end to end on your laptop` still fires on the laptop. Two tests pin it: the idiom-only messages stay silent, and no claim phrase may consist entirely of live nouns. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790174635085-231/repair — Resolve bot review thread on PR #779 Exit code: 0 * Keep the end-to-end rationale out of code comments The no-comments CI twin fails any diff that adds `#` comment lines to a code file. The two blocks explaining why bare "end-to-end" and "e2e" are not live nouns went in as plain comments, so the test job's last step failed with "10 new comment line(s)". Move the detect.py rationale into the module docstring, which the detector skips by design (engine/hooks/no-comments/detect.py), and drop the test-file comment: test_silent_when_only_the_idiom_names_the_surface already carries the same reasoning in its own docstring. No behaviour change -- LIVE_NOUN_RE and every fixture are untouched. The gate is its own repro: python3 scripts/ci/check_no_new_comments.py --base origin/reflect/done-gate-real-path before: fail 10 new comment line(s) ... (exit 1) after: ok no new comments (exit 0) Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790177084312-254/repair — Repair PR #779 (failed check test) Exit code: 0 * invoker: wf-1790182337423-299/repair — Repair PR #779 (failed check validate) Exit code: 0 * prove-it-ship-gate: let a qualifier sit between the possessive and the surface noun The local-surface pattern required the noun to sit immediately after `your`, `their`, or `the user's`, so `your own machine` and `the user's own screen` never matched. That is the exact wording the block message, the README, and the skill all use, which meant the gate stayed silent on a done-claim phrased the way the gate itself recommends: same sentence, one extra word, opposite verdict. The noun scan now accepts one optional qualifier (own, real, actual, personal, local) after the possessive. Tests cover each qualifier and assert the block message's own phrasing trips the scan, so the gate can never again describe a surface it cannot detect. * invoker: wf-1790184149094-309/repair — Resolve bot review thread on PR #779 Exit code: 0 --------- Co-authored-by: Edbert Chan <chanedbert@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@invoker.dev> * llm-judge: leave out a runner that cannot answer (#799) * llm-judge: leave a runner that cannot answer out of the table for 6 hours A runner that is not installed or exits non-zero is skipped by later asks until the window ends. Timeouts and non-JSON replies do not count. If every runner is skipped the whole table is tried, and an answer clears the marker. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Change-Id: I9db64c4f2d23e801a3f0b7ca729f39fca7e6adaf * draft-pr: pin the Review Claim half of the code-name check CODE_NAME_SECTIONS covers Summary and Review Claim, but every code-name test edited the Summary, so nothing exercised Review Claim. PR #799's validate job failed there: "A judge runner that cannot answer ..." names judge.py, a changed file, even though it reads as plain English. Add both directions on a Review Claim -- the stem fails and names itself, and the reworded claim passes -- so a later change cannot quietly exempt file stems that happen to be English words. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790179585073-282/repair — Repair PR #799 (failed check validate) Exit code: 0 * draft-pr tests: name the fixture instead of commenting it The no-comments CI gate rejected the `# A changed-file list whose stem ("judge") is also an ordinary English word.` line added above JUDGE_FILES. Comments are banned in code in this repo, so the note moves into the constant's own name: FILES_WHOSE_STEM_IS_AN_ORDINARY_ENGLISH_WORD. The two tests that use it read the same, and the test that needed the note already states the reasoning in its docstring, which the gate allows. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790182343006-301/repair — Repair PR #799 (failed check test) Exit code: 0 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@example.com> Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@invoker.dev> * pr-schema-gate: a skipped sub-check is not a vacuous pass A PR body the repo's validator accepted was reported to the agent as "could not check", and an owed stack follow-up stayed armed. The hook treats exit 0 alongside an UNCHECKED/SKIPPED/not-installed line as a vacuous pass, so the validator gets no credit for a run that never judged the body. The catstack validator prints exactly such a line for a sub-check it skipped -- "Summary reading grade unchecked: Summary has N words; under 30 the score is too noisy to trust" -- while still accepting the body and exiting 0. Every accepted body with a short Summary was therefore reported unchecked. check_body_file now lifts the vacuous reading when the run states its own verdict on the body (VALIDATOR_PASS_VERDICT_RE, "PR body validation passed"). Only a pass verdict counts, so a "failed" banner beside exit 0 stays unchecked. The scan also reads the whole output rather than the first VALIDATOR_OUTPUT_MAX_LINES: truncation shortens what the agent is shown, never what is judged. Two tests in tests/test_advisory.py drive a stub validator with the catstack shape (skip note on stderr, verdict on stdout, exit 0): one asserts the write is silent, one asserts it clears the pending follow-up. Both fail before this change. test_validator_exit_zero_with_an_unchecked_ line_is_not_clean still passes, so the guard against a validator that really did not run is unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790193889047-345/repair — Resolve bot review thread on PR #840 Exit code: 0 * draft-pr tests: pin the changed-folder-name half of the code-name check PR #840's own body gate failed on `Review Claim: "draft-pr" (changed folder name)`, and no test covered that kind. Every existing code-name test uses a changed *file* stem, so deleting the folder loop in changedFileNames kept the whole suite green. Adds the real failing Review Claim as a repro plus its reworded, passing twin. Removing `for (const folder of parts) add(folder, 'changed folder name')` now fails the new test with `0 != 1`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * invoker: wf-1790200429814-416/repair — Repair PR #840 (failed check validate) Exit code: 0 --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@invoker.dev> Co-authored-by: Edbert Chan <chanedbert@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: CI Bot <ci@example.com>

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