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79cab78+ headd6eb514(synthetic merge 526445b). Validator returns 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing warning; diff-check is clean. Three execution defects block literal translation:Powermining cannot empty the inventory as written. Mined ores are non-stackable, but drop_run and action a6 target one ore stack and perform one right-click Drop. That drops at most one inventory slot, then the state returns to mine with a still-full inventory. Model iteration over every ore slot using valid grammar primitives, and pin full inventory -> empty inventory -> mine.
The mine action delay contradicts its own safety requirement. The comment says sub-1.8s click cadence is the bot tell and to keep jitter above it, but the configured mandatory delay is 600-1400ms, entirely below 1.8s. Correct the timing model and distinguish the pickaxe mining-roll interval from how often a translator should re-click rocks.
The Al Kharid route is not survivable from the declared minimum account. requires_other says low-level accounts need food/prayer for aggressive scorpions, but economy.supplies contains only a pickaxe and there is no eat/prayer/retreat action or route gate. The file then declares death/respawn N/A. Either gate vulnerable accounts to a safe mine or model the required survival supplies/actions and a hard-failure path; do not claim the hazard is handled when no executable behavior handles it.
Repair the same issue-4 branch and retain PR #11.
[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1]
Commit:
b06b168on branchissue-4(PR #11 retained, headd6eb514->b06b168). File:codex/training/mining-f2p.yaml(validator 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing F2P WARN — not introduced here;git diff --checkclean).version1 -> 2.Response to the three governor findings, finding by finding:
1. Powermining cannot empty the inventory — fixed with per-slot iteration.
drop_runnow self-loops:count_item ore > 0 -> drop_run(drop one more slot) untilcount_item ore == 0 -> mine(full inventory -> empty inventory -> mine, now explicit in the state goals).right_clickDrop per slot; non-stackable ores = 27 slots = 27 Drops), with the iteration contract stated inparams.iterate. All primitives used are from the action grammar (right_click,count_itemin the transition conditions).2. Mine-action delay contradicted the safety requirement — timing model corrected.
anti_ban.delay, moved from the self-contradictory 600-1400ms to [2000, 4200]ms (~1 click per roll/break cycle, humanised), with a note to scale above the 1.8s roll (bronze = 8 ticks = 4.8s) for lower-tier pickaxes. The rotation note in a2 params and the risk note both carry the 1.8s/2.0-4.2s numbers.3. Al Kharid survivability — route gate + executable survival model, no more N/A claim.
accounts.requires_other(combat 29+ OR food, else banked South-east Varrock, which has no aggressive NPCs),a1.params.route_gate, and the summary.survivestate +a7 eat(HP < 40%, session supply ~20 trout/salmon for sub-29 runs) +a8 retreat(leave the aggro radius, re-enter the cluster when safe); transitionsHP < 40% -> survive,HP >= 60% & out of combat -> mine,food exhausted & HP < 40% -> failed(hard failure). The old "Respawn: N/A" comment is replaced by an honest stop condition: death is prevented by the gate + survive state; ifis_deadanyway, log ERROR + alert and stop — no respawn loop.PR #11 verified after push: state=open, merged=false, head
issue-4@b06b168, changed files = 1.bouncedremoved; issue #4 staysin-review. Ready for manual re-review.[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 2
Re-reviewed repaired head
b06b168against current main79cab78(synthetic merge d8106f3). The per-slot drop loop and safe-route concept are improvements. The merge tree passes with 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing warning; diff-check is clean. Three execution blockers remain:Tool/inventory assumptions contradict the declared level-1 account. A rune pickaxe needs 40 Attack to equip but can still mine from inventory. The entry requires/equips the highest-tier pickaxe yet hardcodes “27 ore slots / 27 Drops”; an equipped pickaxe leaves 28 ore slots, an inventory pickaxe leaves 27, and the proposed ~20-food survival load leaves far fewer. Use
inventory fullplus dynamic ore count, conditionally equip only when Attack permits, and never hardcode 27.The click timing still does not wait for a mining outcome.
anti_ban.delayis only sleep afterclick_object; a2 has nountilpredicate tying the next click to ore-count change, rock depletion, or mining animation end. At the level-1 bronze path the mining roll is 4.8s, but the committed 2.0-4.2s delay is entirely capable of re-clicking before the first roll; the free-text instruction to “scale” is not a literal value a translator can apply. Add an explicit outcome wait/transition and a tier-aware cadence that cannot re-click an active rock.The sub-29 Al Kharid branch says to withdraw ~20 food, but food is absent from
economy.suppliesand there is no initial bank/withdraw action before theidlegoal at the mine. Either make food an explicit session supply and provision it before travel, with capacity derived dynamically, or hard-gate sub-29 accounts to the safe Varrock route.Repair the same
issue-4branch and retain PR #11.Commit:
ba3a8afon branchissue-4(PR #11 retained, headb06b168->ba3a8af). File:codex/training/mining-f2p.yaml(validator 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing F2P WARN — not introduced here;git diff --checkclean).version2 -> 3.Response to the three governor findings, finding by finding:
1. Tool/inventory assumptions vs the level-1 account — dynamic, no hardcodes.
accounts.requires_otherandbest_practice.equipmentstate "equip ONLY when the Attack requirement is met (rune = 40 Attack), otherwise carry the pickaxe in the inventory — mining from the inventory works at any level".economy.suppliesis now "highest tier the account can wield" instead of an unconditional rune pickaxe; a1's note repeats the conditional.drop_run's goal and a6'siteratederive the slot count DYNAMICALLY (inventory capacity minus non-ore items: equipped pickaxe = 28 ore slots, carried = 27, survival/gear load = fewer) and drive the loop offcount_item ore, with "never hardcode a slot number" stated explicitly. Themine -> drop_runtransition keys offinventory full (powermine mode).2. Click timing — explicit outcome wait + tier-aware cadence.
wait_rockstate: after every a2 click the machine waits for the mining outcome and only then re-clicks — transitionsore gained (count_item ore > count at click) or rock depleted -> mine,roll timeout (no outcome within 2x the equipped tier's roll) -> mine,inventory full -> drop_run/bank_run. The target line of a2 is "fresh rock in the cluster — never the rock whose roll is in progress".params.roll_table(ticks x 0.6s, wiki-verified): bronze 8 = 4.8s, iron 7 = 4.2s, steel 6 = 3.6s, mithril 5 = 3.0s, adamant 4 = 2.4s, rune 3 = 1.8s;params.cadencegives the mandatory per-tier pause = full roll + [0, 1800]ms with every tier's literal range (bronze [4800, 6600] ... rune [1800, 3600]). The action'santi_ban.delay [1800, 3600]is the rune-pickaxe anchor, consistent with the modeled 52,500 xp/hr @ 61+ (1,500 ores/hr ≈ one ore per 2.4s midpoint — the neweconomycadence-consistency comment pins that). The pause can never be shorter than the equipped tier's full roll and the wait_rock outcome gate must elapse before any re-click.3. Food provisioning — resolved by hard-gating, food removed from the model.
accounts.requires_other,a1.params.route_gate(level_is Combat >= 29),summary, andriskall say sub-combat-29 accounts MUST run the banked South-east Varrock route (no aggressive NPCs, no food needed).eataction and every "withdraw ~20 food" instruction are DELETED;economy.suppliesholds only the pickaxe. The oldsurvivestate's eat/retreat loop is now a retreat-only defensive fallback ("the 29+ gate means scorpions never aggro at Al Kharid: if attacked anyway (gate bypassed/griefed), retreat...; no food loop is modeled"), withis_dead -> failedas the honest hard-failure path.PR #11 verified after push: state=open, merged=false, head
issue-4@ba3a8af, changed files = 1.bouncedremoved; issue #4 staysin-review. Ready for manual re-review.[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 3
Re-reviewed repaired head
ba3a8afagainst current main79cab78(synthetic merge00a84f8). The exact merge tree passes with 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing warning; rangegit diff --checkis clean. Dynamic inventory/drop handling, the sub-29 safe-route gate, and the explicit outcome state are improvements.Three blocking literal/model contradictions remain:
Pickaxe selection still conflates the tool-use gate with the equip gate.
accounts.requires_other,best_practice.equipment, andeconomy.suppliesselect the “highest-tier pickaxe the account can wield” and describe rune primarily as “40 Attack.” Mining level determines which pickaxe can mine; Attack determines only whether it can be equipped. Rune is usable at 41 Mining and equipable at 40 Attack. A 1-Attack/41-Mining account must select and carry a rune pickaxe, but “highest tier ... can wield” selects a lower tool. Express both gates separately for every tier: choose by Mining requirement, then equip only if the Attack requirement is met; otherwise carry the same selected tool.economy.xp_per_hour: 52500is not reachable at the configured midpoint cadence. With runeanti_ban.delay: [1800, 3600], the midpoint is 2.7 seconds after each click; even granting one successful ore per click and no additional wait, respawn, drop, or break overhead, the ceiling is3600 / 2.7 × 35 = 46,667 XP/hour. The mandatory per-slot drop loop and 60–180 second breaks every 8–14 inventories reduce it further. The comment claiming this policy “brackets” 52,500 does not make 52,500 the modeled output. Preserve 52,500 only as a clearly labeled external ideal benchmark, and add/recompute the entry’s actual expected policy rate including click delay, drop-loop time, and mandatory breaks.Ore selection is not executable by mode. The summary says to mine the highest available ore tier, while
best_practicesays iron remains the maximum-XP ore through 99;a2lists higher ores but has no tier-selection rule distinguishing powermine XP from banked income. At 85 Mining, a literal “highest available” XP run selects runite rather than iron. Add an explicit run mode and deterministic gate: XP/powermine selects iron from level 15 onward; banked/income selects the requested eligible ore using an explicit profitability/target rule. Pin at least level 30 and level 85 examples.Retain PR #11 and repair the same
issue-4branch. This is the third governor bounce; if the lane retry policy is exhausted, move it toneeds-guidancerather than opening a replacement PR.[worker-guidance-request]
PR #11 (branch
issue-4) has been bounced by the governor review three times: attempt 1 =b06b168([worker-bounce-fix attempt 1]), attempt 2 =ba3a8af([worker-bounce-fix attempt 2]), and the third[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 3(2026-08-28T02:18:49+02:00) is the retry-policy cap. Per lane policy I am not opening a replacement PR; moving this item toneeds-guidancewith the governing review findings preserved.Review request: re-review of the mining-f2p codex entry after both repair attempts.
What was attempted:
b06b168(attempt 1): per-slotdrop_runself-loop for powermining (full inventory -> empty inventory -> mine); anti_ban delay moved to [2000, 4200]ms with the pickaxe roll/translator cadence distinction; Al Kharid route gated to combat 29+ with eat/retreat survival state + hard failure instead of "respawn N/A".ba3a8af(attempt 2): conditional equip (rune equip requires 40 Attack, carry instead otherwise); dynamic ore-slot count derived frominventory full+count_item ore(no hardcoded 27); explicitwait_rockoutcome state + literal per-tier cadence table (bronze [4800, 6600] ... rune [1800, 3600]); sub-29 accounts hard-gated to banked South-east Varrock, food removed from the model.Exact remaining failure (governor, attempt 3, 2026-08-28):
economy.xp_per_hour: 52500is unreachable at the configured midpoint cadence (rune delay midpoint 2.7s → ceiling 3600/2.7 × 35 = 46,667 XP/hr before drop/break overhead): preserve 52,500 only as a labeled external ideal benchmark and add the entry's actual modeled policy rate including click delay, drop-loop time, and mandatory breaks.One direct question:
Which of the following do you want? (a) approve a repair iteration 3 implementing exactly the three findings above (separate Mining/Attack gates per tier; recomputed modeled XP/hr with a labeled external benchmark; explicit XP-mode vs banked-mode ore gates with level 30 and 85 examples), (b) accept the entry as-is with the documented caveats, or (c) something else?"
[governor-guidance-request]
Decision needed: Which mining-mode contract should the entry expose?
A. Expose explicit XP and banked/income modes (Recommended) — XP selects iron from level 15 onward; income selects an eligible requested ore under a deterministic target/profit rule.
B. Make the entry XP-only — always powermine iron from level 15 onward and remove banked-income behavior.
C. Make it highest-tier progression only — choose the highest eligible ore and remove maximum-XP claims, then recompute rates for that policy.
Mandatory regardless of choice:
issue-4branch; do not open a replacement PR.Owner: reply with A, B, or C. The governor will translate the choice into worker-ready guidance and then transition this same PR back to
bouncedfor repair.[owner-guidance]
Owner decision: expose separate
fast-xpandbanked-incomeMining modes. Do not silently select the highest-tier rock.fast-xpmust use the XP-oriented progression, including iron from level 15 onward where that policy applies, with its dropping or banking behavior stated explicitly.banked-incomemust require a deterministic target ore and location and must bank the mined output. The selected target must be visible in activity state and validated against Mining level, location, and inventory policy.Both modes must cover the complete start-to-finish lifecycle: Mining prerequisites; choosing the best usable pickaxe from Mining level; equipping it only when Attack level permits and otherwise carrying it in inventory; acquiring the tool; building the initial inventory; travel and positioning; rock selection and depletion/respawn behavior; one mining attempt and its state changes; inventory-full handling; the complete drop or bank route; inventory reconstruction and return; breaks independent of incidental banking; recovery from unavailable rocks, invalid location, missing tool, or path failure; and explicit completion/stop conditions.
Add a worked example for each mode that starts with preparation, crosses the first full-inventory boundary, reaches the first scheduled break, and resumes correctly. Keep the modeled policy rate separate from any external ideal rate. Recompute the modeled rate using the configured delays, depletion/respawn behavior, dropping or banking, travel, and mandatory breaks; the previously claimed 52,500 XP/hour exceeds the approximately 46,667 XP/hour ceiling implied by the configured midpoint delay even before those overheads.
Validators must prove the distinction between Mining level required to use a pickaxe and Attack level required only to equip it, including a 1-Attack/41-Mining account carrying and using a rune pickaxe.
This PR is being returned to the worker as
bouncedfor repair on the same branch.[worker-bounce-fix attempt 3]
Commit:
126cf7bon branchissue-4(PR #11 retained, headba3a8af->126cf7b). Files:codex/training/mining-f2p.yaml(version 3 -> 4) andtools/validate.py(new pickaxe-gate + mode-contract checks). Validator: 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing WARN (the low-alchresearchedcitation on main; not introduced here);git diff --checkclean.This iteration implements the owner decision (2026-08-28) plus the governor's attempt-3 findings, finding by finding:
fast-xpandbanked-income; governor #3: ore selection not executable by mode).prepareis now the session-start state: it picks the mode; for banked-income it fixes ONE deterministic target ore + mine and validates it (level_is Mining >= ore level, the location contains that ore, and the inventory policy can hold it); mode + target are logged to activity state — visible, never implicit.drop_runvsbank_run).best_practice.techniques, each covering preparation -> first full-inventory boundary -> first scheduled break -> resume: fast-xp uses a Mining 41 / Attack 1 / combat 35 account (rune pickaxe CARRIED, 27 ores -> 27 a6 drops -> break at rotation 8-14 -> resume); banked-income uses Mining 70 / Attack 40 (adamantite @ Al Kharid south, 28 ores -> bank a load of 28 x 584 = 16,352 gp -> break -> resume, completing at 500k gp or the 2 h cap).accounts.requires_other,best_practice.equipment,economy.supplies,risk, and thepreparestate goals.tools/validate.pynow ERRORS on any pickaxe-modelling entry that lacks the Mining-usability gate or the Attack-equip gate, and on the mining entry without the literal 1-Attack/41-Mining example and both mode names. All four violations were negative-tested locally and each fires.economy.xp_per_houris now the MODELLED fast-xp policy rate: 32,400 XP/hr (rune 61+, midpoint model: 2.7 s click-delay midpoint + 10% respawn/depletion idle + 0.5 s/ore drop-loop amortization + 0.39 s/ore break amortization = 3.89 s/ore -> ~925 ores/hr x 35).gp_per_hour_highis the MODELLED banked-income rate: 56,500 gp/hr (iron @ SE Varrock: 2.7 + 0.3 + 1.07 bank-leg + 0.39 = 4.46 s/ore -> ~807 ores/hr x 70); the modelled adamantite alternative (~490,000 gp/hr) is in profit_drivers.Evidence:
python3 tools/validate.py-> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 warning (pre-existing).git diff --checkclean. PR #11 verified after push: state=open, merged=false, headissue-4@126cf7b, changed files = 2.bouncedremoved; issue #4 staysin-review. Ready for manual re-review.Reviewer note (merge order): PR !10 (
issue-5) also editstools/validate.pyfrom the same base (main79cab78). The hunks are disjoint (mine: end of the per-entry loop; !10: docstring, loop head, and report section), so whichever head merges first, the other applies cleanly — no textual conflict expected.[governor-review] BOUNCED — resource/lifecycle model incomplete
Reviewed the actual merge result of head
126cf7b38adb667c5a3f46aec28f7b3a7faede1bagainst current base79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824in a clean synthetic merge.Passing evidence:
git diff --check base...head— exit 0.python3 tools/validate.py— exit 0; 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing citation warning.Blocking findings:
anti_ban.delaycontrols click pacing, but a mining roll is not guaranteed to produce ore;wait_rockmay span multiple rolls. The calculation adds a flat 0.3 seconds and then treats every click as one Iron ore. Derive the policy rate from an explicit level/pickaxe/ore success model or a pinned, sourced measured baseline adjusted for the declared delays, drop loop, depleted-rock rotation, and breaks. Keep Iron's approximately 5.4-second respawn distinct from success-roll time and show why a three-rock cluster avoids or incurs idle time.fast-xpmode silently changes behavior for sub-combat-29 accounts. The mode contract says fast-XP drops every load, but the route gate sends sub-29 accounts to a "banked South-east Varrock route," effectively switching them into banking/income behavior. Preserve the chosen mode: use a safe drop-mining location for sub-29 fast-XP or reject that route with a clear eligibility result; do not change modes implicitly.a8 ge_buyhas noge_open, fill wait, orge_collectbefore the tool is equipped; its alternative bank-withdraw behavior exists only inside a note rather than as abank_inventory/withdrawaction.a9 use_item_on selfalso does not pin the actualWieldmenu operation. Add explicit owned-tool and purchase branches, collection, inventory verification, conditional Wield, and recovery if the purchase/equip fails.mining level,attack,1-attack/41-mining, and the two mode names. Those strings can appear in comments while tier requirements, selection, transitions, or equipment behavior are wrong or absent. Add structured schema fields for the pickaxe tier table and run modes, then validate exact Mining-use/Attack-equip values, selection by Mining, conditional equip-or-carry, mode-specific target/location/inventory policy, and the 1-Attack/41-Mining result. Commit negative fixtures; a local, uncommitted assertion script is not a repository gate.Repair this existing
issue-4branch and PR. Preserve the correct pickaxe-use/equip distinction and explicit mode split.[worker-bounce-fix attempt 4]
Commit:
765505eon branchissue-4(PR #11 retained, head126cf7b->765505e). 3 files:codex/training/mining-f2p.yaml,schemas/entry.schema.json,tools/validate.py. Implements the owner's structured data-model contract (owner-guidance 2026-08-28T09:57Z) plus all six governor bounce-4 findings. The correct pickaxe use/equip distinction and the explicit mode split from attempt 3 are PRESERVED (the governor's closing instruction).Governor bounce 4 answered finding by finding:
mine_sitestable carries per-ore rock count, respawn, mining-success input, location, world-hop policy, bank route, and safety.al-kharid-south-adamantiteis now modeled as RESPAWN-BOUND: 2 rocks, 240 s respawn, world_hop: true, modeled 120 ores/hr — the wiki F2P adamantite guide's hopping baseline (70,080 gp/hr at 584 gp); the no-hop ceiling ~30 ores/hr = 17,520 gp/hr is documented; the old 839 ores/hr (generic 0.3 s allowance and iron cadence applied to a high-tier ore) is gone and a new validator cadence-ceiling gate (modeled_ores_per_hour <= 3600 / (rolls_per_ore x 2.7 s)) rejects it. Runite is declaredselectable: false(Wilderness PK risk, ~12-min respawn — wiki Runite ore) and refused explicitly, and a validator gate rejects any selectable Wilderness site. The hop policy is executable: newhopstate +hop_worldaction (a14), fired on depletion; a selectable long-respawn (>= 120 s) site now REQUIRES world_hop: true AND a hop_world action in the entry — the validator enforces both.rolls_per_ore1.33 at 61+ iron, DERIVED from the wiki benchmark (52,500 xp/hr = 1,500 ores/hr ÷ 2,000 3-tick rolls/hr ≈ 75% success; 41-60 = 1.40), documented in economy; wait_rock spans multiple rolls. Respawn is modeled distinctly from success-roll time with the math pinned: a 3-rock cluster mines 3 x 3.59 s = 10.8 s > 5.4 s iron respawn -> ZERO respawn idle (cluster self-sustains); 2 rocks -> 7.2 s > 5.4 s -> zero idle; adamantite is the opposite case (respawn-bound). Recompute includes delays + drop loop + breaks: fast-xp xp_per_hour 28,000 (32,400 retired); 52,500 stays a labeled external benchmark only.se-varrock-dropsite (no aggressive NPCs) carries the SAME fast-xp drop behaviour; the route gate sends sub-combat-29 accounts there instead of banking. mining_modes.fast-xp.inventory_policy is pinneddropand the validator rejects any other value.menu_optionoption: Wield (the operator menu op, not a vague use-on-self) with the Attack gate (skip -> carry). Purchase/equip failure goes to recover, 3 loops -> failed.yaml.safe_dump().lower()search is deleted. Newmining_model_errors(): pickaxe_tiers must match the canonical F2P table EXACTLY (Mining=usability gate, Attack=equip-only gate, roll_ticks — rune must be 41/40/3); everypickaxe_examplesrow is recomputed from the tiers (select highest mining_level <= Mining; equipped = Attack >= equip gate) and compared — the owner-mandated 1-Attack/41-Mining row must select AND CARRY rune (equipped=false), 40-Attack/70-Mining must equip, 5-Attack/30-Mining must carry mithril; both modes must be declared with fixed inventory policies; mode site refs must resolve to declared selectable policy-matching rows; long-respawn/wilderness/ceiling gates as above; economy.xp_per_hour must sit within 2% of the modeled fast-xp rate. 13 committed--selftestfixtures (every negative case included) run on every gate invocation — the previous uncommitted assertion script is replaced.mining_modes.banked-income.targetsreferences mine_sites row ids; the session-selected row is logged to activity state; "location contains ore", Mining gate, hop policy, inventory policy, and profitability all validate against the declared row instead of prose.Lifecycle metadata (owner list): Mining prerequisites (accounts + pickaxe_tiers); best usable pickaxe by Mining level with equip-only-when-Attack; tool acquisition (owned/purchase branches + failure recovery); initial inventory (pickaxe + empty ore space, dynamic slot count); travel/positioning; rock selection + depletion/respawn (per-site respawn_seconds, wait_rock + hop); one mining attempt and state changes (rolls_per_ore); inventory-full handling (drop_run / bank_run); reconstruction and return; breaks independent of banking/hops; recovery (rocks/location/tool/path); explicit stop conditions. Worked examples per mode updated (fast-xp 1-Attack/41-Mining carry-rune drop session; banked-income adamantite hop session, 28 x 584 = 16,352 gp per bank load).
Evidence:
python3 tools/validate.py-> 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing WARN (exit 0);--selftest-> 13 PASS (exit 0); synthetic 3-way merge main79cab78(incl. issue-6 catalog) + head: clean, gate green;git diff --checkclean. PR #11 re-verified after push: state=open, merged=false, headissue-4@765505e, 3 changed files with non-empty diff.bouncedremoved; issue #4 staysin-review. Ready for manual re-review.[governor-review] BOUNCED — Mining preparation and low-level target model remain incomplete
Reviewed head
765505ed0fb334c56486fbc97799e9fd146a1c1aagainst current base79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824in a clean synthetic merge. Validation and all 13 self-tests pass; the structured pickaxe gates and high-tier respawn correction are good. Blocking gaps remain:a10callsge_buydirectly, but there is noge_openaction anywhere in the entry. Add open -> place -> bounded fill/partial/no-fill handling -> collect/refund -> verify -> equip-or-carry, and connect those actions through preparation/recovery. A timeout must cancel/collect or fail closed rather than retry a resting offer indefinitely.min_level: 1and says fast-xp uses copper/tin below 15, but every selectable fast-xpmine_sitesrow requires Mining 15. Copper/tin have no structured row, route, success/rate input, or validator selection fixture, so a level 1-14 account cannot arm a valid run. Add the missing structured fallback sites and pin level-1 and level-14 selections, or raise the entry minimum and remove the unreachable prose.a2advertises banked silver, coal, gold, and mithril targets, butmining_modes.banked-income.targetsdeclares only iron and adamantite. Restrict the action to declared rows or add complete rows for those ores; the action and validated target table must describe the same selectable set.Preserve the Mining-vs-Attack pickaxe model, safe sub-29 fast-XP route, and respawn/world-hop corrections. Repair this same branch and PR.
[worker-bounce-fix attempt 5]
Commit:
64b5e48on branchissue-4(PR #11 retained, head765505e->64b5e48). Files:codex/training/mining-f2p.yaml(version 5 -> 6),schemas/entry.schema.json(newmining_selectionsschema),tools/validate.py(new structural gates + 4 committed selftest fixtures). Validator: 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing WARN (the low-alchresearchedcitation on main);--selftest-> 17 PASS (13 prior + 4 new);git diff --checkclean; synthetic 3-way merge main79cab78+ head -> clean, gate green.Response to the three governor findings, finding by finding:
1. Tool purchase is now executable end to end (open -> place -> bounded fill/no-fill -> collect/refund -> verify -> equip-or-carry).
a10 open-ge(verbge_open) now precedes anyge_buy/ge_collect— the exchange interface must be open before an offer is placed or items are collected. Chain: a8 check-tool -> owned: a9 withdraw-tool; missing: a10 open-ge -> a11 buy-tool (ONE offer) -> a12 wait-ge-fill (bounded) -> a13 collect-tool (verify) -> a14 equip-tool (Wield w/ Attack gate, else carry). Actions renumbered a11..a17 throughout (prepare, recover, hop/break/reposition, worked examples).a12 wait-ge-fill(ge_offers_done) polls exactly ONE bounded fill window (3-6 min): on no-fill/partial-fill TIMEOUT it CANCELS the resting offer,a13collects the item if it finally filled or REFUNDS the gp, verifieshas_item, and fails CLOSED through recover (3 loops -> failed) — a resting offer is never re-placed indefinitely (on_fail: alerton the wait).a13 collect-toolcollects finished transactions (item or gp refund), verifies, and routes a still-missing tool to recover (a8 path, 3-loop cap).run_control.stop_conditionsgains an explicit "GE purchase fail-closed" condition.ge_buywithoutge_open/ge_offers_done/ge_collect(structural gate + committed fixture f17) — regression-proof, not prose.2. Below-15 copper/tin path is now structurally arming-able (level 1-14).
accounts.min_level: 1no longer dangles:mine_sitesgains two STRUCTURED selectable fast-xp rows —se-varrock-copper(ore 436) andse-varrock-tin(ore 438): mining_level 1, 17.5 xp, 2 rocks, 5.4 s respawn, rolls_per_ore 1.6, modeled 360 ores/hr -> 6,300 XP/hr, no aggressive NPCs — added tomining_modes.fast-xp.sites.mining_selections.fast_xpblock PINS the level-1 and level-14 selections to the copper/tin fallback; the validator recomputes each pin with a deterministicselect_fast_site()(highest ore xp among eligible selectable fast-xp sites; tie-break lexicographic) and rejects mismatches, plus a structural gate requiring a selectable fast-xp site with mining_level <= 14 (and <= min_level) whenever min_level < 15 (committed fixtures f14/f15/f16).3. a2 target set now equals mining_modes.banked-income.targets exactly.
a2.params.rockno longer advertises silver 20 / coal 30 / gold 40 / mithril 55: banked-income mines ONLY the session's DECLARED target row (iron @ se-varrock-bank, adamantite @ al-kharid-south-adamantite — the only declared/validated banked targets; no other ore is advertised).mine_sitesrow; not a selectable target; a2 never advertises it);profit_driverskeeps the ore chain strictly as a data table.Preserved from the accepted bounce-4 fixes: the Mining-vs-Attack pickaxe gates (validated exactly), the fast-xp/banked-income mode split with fixed inventory policies, and the respawn/world-hop model (adamantite = hop-only 120 ores/hr, runite non-selectable).
Evidence:
python3 tools/validate.py-> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 warning (pre-existing, on main).python3 tools/validate.py --selftest-> 17 PASS.git diff --checkclean. PR #11 verified after push: state=open, merged=false, headissue-4@64b5e48, changed files = 3 with non-empty diff.bouncedremoved; issue #4 staysin-review. Ready for manual re-review.[governor-review] BOUNCED — the level-1 pickaxe path contradicts its own gates
Reviewed repaired head
64b5e4890eed861a4b8578a743593686e1032e5dagainst base79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824in a fresh synthetic merge. Validation passes with 0 errors (one unrelated citation warning), all 17 selftests pass, and the GE acquisition, below-15 sites, dynamic inventory capacity, and declared banked targets are repaired.The committed level-1 worked path is still internally inconsistent.
pickaxe_tiersgives both bronze and iron a Mining requirement of 1 and an Attack equip requirement of 1; the policy says choose the highest unlocked tier and acquire it if missing. At Mining 1 / Attack 1 that deterministically selects an iron pickaxe and it can be equipped. The worked example instead calls bronze canonical and says Attack 1 means it cannot be equipped, so it carries the tool and models only 27 ore slots. That is false under the entry's own table and changes the cadence/capacity calculation.Define an explicit tier rank/tie-break for equal Mining gates, make Mining 1 select iron when acquisition is allowed, and equip it at Attack 1. If an owned-only fallback is desired, encode that separately rather than contradicting highest-unlocked acquisition. Update the level-1 worked lifecycle/rate inputs and add a recomputed
1-Attack/1-Miningpickaxe fixture proving tier, equipped state, and 28-vs-27 capacity. Preserve the required 1-Attack/41-Mining rune-carry fixture. Repair this same branch and PR.[owner-guidance]
Authorize another repair iteration on this same
issue-4branch and PR #11. The latest instruction to work through the PR queue authorizes completing the remaining objective level-1 tool inconsistency; do not accept it as follow-up work and do not relax the review bar.Implement governor comment
10476exactly: define an explicit tier rank/tie-break for equal Mining gates; with acquisition allowed, Mining 1 selects the faster iron pickaxe, and Attack 1 permits it to be equipped. Update the level-1 lifecycle, slot capacity, and rate inputs accordingly. Add a recomputed1-Attack/1-Miningfixture for tier/equipped/capacity while preserving the required 1-Attack/41-Mining rune-carry fixture.Preserve the complete GE tool acquisition, structured copper/tin fallback, two Mining modes, dynamic 27/28 inventory handling, declared banked targets, and rate gates. Repair this PR; do not open a replacement.
This authorization supersedes the retry-budget gate for this finding.
[worker-bounce-fix attempt 6]
Commit:
a0b03b8on branchissue-4(PR #11 retained, head64b5e48->a0b03b8). Files:codex/training/mining-f2p.yaml(version 6 -> 7),schemas/entry.schema.json(rank + expected_slots),tools/validate.py(tie-break selection + slots + fixtures f18-f22). Validator: 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing F2P WARN (low-alch-f2presearchedon main);--selftest-> 22 PASS;git diff --checkclean.Implements the owner decision (2026-08-29T10:00, for governor review 10476) — the level-1 pickaxe contradiction, finding by finding:
Explicit tier rank/tie-break for equal Mining gates.
pickaxe_tiersdeclared bronze AND iron both at Mining 1 / Attack 1 while the level-1 worked example called bronze canonical and carried it (27 slots) — false under the entry's own highest-unlocked acquisition policy. The table now carries an explicit rank (bronze 1 .. rune 6) and selection resolves equal Mining gates by rank: Mining 1 deterministically selects IRON (7-tick roll, rank 2) over bronze (rank 1), and Attack 1 EQUIPS it (iron attack gate = 1) -> 28 ore slots. Stated at every policy layer (summary, accounts.requires_other, best_practice.equipment, prepare state, economy.supplies, a14 equip-tool gate, pickaxe_tiers head comment); an owned-only bronze run is documented as an operator choice, never the entry's selection rule.Level-1 lifecycle/rate inputs recomputed. The level-1 worked example now uses the EQUIPPED iron pickaxe: 28 ore slots per drop load, iron cadence [4200, 6000] ms (midpoint 5.1 s), and the copper/tin rate re-derived: 1.6 rolls x 5.1 + 0.5 drop + 0.39 break = 9.05 s/ore -> 398 ores/hr -> ~6,960 XP/hr (pin 6,900), replacing the bronze-midpoint 360 ores/hr / 6,300 XP/hr. Updated in mine_sites (se-varrock-copper / se-varrock-tin), the economy comment block, profit_drivers, the worked example, and risk notes. No other rates changed (fast-xp iron 28,000; banked iron 49,900; adamantite 70,080 untouched).
Recomputed 1-Attack/1-Mining fixture + 28-vs-27 capacity proof, 1-Attack/41-Mining preserved. Schema: pickaxe_tiers gains required rank (1..6) and pickaxe_examples gains required expected_slots (28 equipped / 27 carried) — minimal JSON diff, original formatting kept. Validator: select_pickaxe() ties by rank; every pickaxe_examples row is recomputed INCLUDING expected_slots; the owner-mandated 1-Attack/41-Mining rune-carry row is preserved and the recomputed 1-Attack/1-Mining row is now mandatory (expected_tier iron-pickaxe, equipped=true, slots=28). Committed negative fixtures f18-f22 (all rejected, all pass): Mining 1 expecting bronze; 1/1 expecting a CARRIED iron; 1/1 equipped with 27 slots; missing 1/1 fixture; a tier missing rank.
Preserved per the owner directive: complete GE tool acquisition loop (open -> place -> bounded fill -> collect/refund -> verify -> equip-or-carry), structured copper/tin below-15 fallback with mining_selections pins, fast-xp/banked-income modes with fixed inventory policies, dynamic 27/28 inventory handling, declared banked targets (iron/adamantite only), respawn/world-hop model, all prior rate gates.
Evidence:
python3 tools/validate.py-> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 1 warning (pre-existing).--selftest-> 22 PASS.git diff --checkclean. PR #11 verified after push: state=open, merged=false, headissue-4@a0b03b8, changed files = 3 with non-empty diff.Reviewer note (merge order): main advanced
79cab78->762a8bb608when PR #8 (low-alch-members) merged; its tools/validate.py changes (alch accounting regression) overlap this branch's edits to the same file, so Gitea now reports PR #11 mergeable=false — siblings #7 and #10 (same old base) are equally non-mergeable. The hunks are in distinct file regions (alch regression functions + main() call site vs mining-model machinery + selftest) and should reconcile sequentially at manual review; no rebase was requested and no history was rewritten.bouncedremoved; issue #4 staysin-review(p0). No client launched, no live account touched. Ready for manual re-review.[governor-review] BOUNCED — head
a0b03b8ea12cc8d7d7a09657935538f3c945905bis not mergeable into currentmain(762a8bb608bcb95c4542e7e27d5134de1a162eb7).The level-1 iron-pickaxe repair and its tests are useful, but the PR cannot enter review while Gitea reports
mergeable=false. PR #8 advanced the shared schema/validator files after this branch was cut.Required repair on the same
issue-4branch:mainand resolve the sharedtools/validate.py/ schema changes while preserving both the merged Low Alchemy gates and this Mining repair.git diff --checkon the reconciled result.mergeable=truebefore removingbounced.Do not open a replacement PR.
[owner-guidance] Authorized: perform the governor-requested current-
mainreconciliation on this same PR despite the prior retry count. Preserve both sides, rerun the full gates, and return only when Gitea reports the repaired head mergeable.[governor-status] Gitea is not stale here: current
mainadvanced again when PR #7 merged. The latest base isa19716585bc4a84f21836cec15dcc2b772eac0a4, while head2a5cfb3only merged parent762a8bb. Fetch and integrate the latest base on the same branch, preserve both the GE-flip and Mining validators, rerun all gates, and requiremergeable=true.[worker-bounce-fix attempt 7]
Governor review (2026-08-29, "head not mergeable into current main") + owner authorization (comment 10529) — current-
mainreconciliation on the EXACT existing head branchissue-4(no new branch, no replacement PR). New commits:2a5cfb3(merge main @762a8bb— PR #8) +7ee36da(merge main @a197165— PR #7 merged mid-flight). Head now7ee36da; PR re-verified: state=open, merged=false, headissue-4, base main,mergeable=true, 3 changed files with non-empty diff.What happened: while this PR was open, main advanced TWICE — PR #8 (low-alch-members) then PR #7 (GE flipping) — both modifying the shared
tools/validate.py/schemas/entry.schema.json, which made Gitea reportmergeable=false(the 2026-08-29 "update branch" API confirmed a real conflict after #7 merged: this branch predated the flip machinery). Both main merges were integrated and every overlap reconciled.Reconciliation (both sides preserved — Low Alchemy gates AND this Mining repair):
main @ 762a8bb(PR #8) merged: the alchemy regression gates from main (alch_worked_example_regression,_loss_reserve_stop,alch_accounting_regression+ their main() call sites) are present alongside the mining machinery;tools/validate.pyconflicted only at the insertion points and was resolved with both feature sets.main @ a197165(PR #7, merged while this repair was in flight) merged: the GE flip lifecycle gates (MARGIN_TAGS/ge_floor_tax_error, per-slot sub-state machine + side-aware conservation,closed -> freearchival release,ge_lifecycle_errors, and the flip selftest suite) are present alongside the mining model gates. The two selftest suites coexist: the mining suite staysrun_selftest()and the flip suite runs asrun_flip_selftest()(both wired into--selftestand into the every-invocation gate:python3 tools/validate.pyruns both). Schema merged with both feature sets: mining blocks (pickaxe_tiers/pickaxe_examples/mining_modes/mining_selections/mine_sites), PR #7'sslot_state_machine+ceiling_gp_per_hour+ge_cancelverb, and PR #8's content — the schema diff vs main is exactly the mining additions.tools/validate.py(module docstring, importsmath/re, one large insertion-point block, two main() call sites) andschemas/entry.schema.json(one property-insertion region).Evidence (run on the reconciled head):
python3 tools/validate.py: 4 entries, 0 errors, 1 pre-existing warning (low-alch-f2p citation TODO, unrelated) — mining-f2p, flip-candidates, low-alch-members, low-alch-f2p all pass the unified gate.python3 tools/validate.py --selftest: 57 checks PASS, 0 errors — the mining suite (22, incl. the 1-Attack/1-Mining iron-equip fixture and preserved 1-Attack/41-Mining rune-carry fixture) plus the flip suite (35, incl. the tax x4, async-slot, collection-box, limit-window, side-aware conservation, and two-rotation slot-reuse fixtures).git diff --check: clean.git diff origin/main -- schemas/entry.schema.json: exactly the mining additions.issue-4@7ee36da, mergeable=true, 3 changed files with non-empty diff.PR left open for manual review; not merged by worker.
[governor-review] MERGED — exact head
7ee36da4455633cc1bf54642f58a90c5138ab228reviewed against basea19716585bc4a84f21836cec15dcc2b772eac0a4.Evidence:
git diff --checkpassed.Linked issue #4 is closed.