Citation sweep: researched flag + magic alch handoff entry (#5) #10

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Closes #5 — citation sweep + verified magic-training handoff.

Research-flag sweep

  • codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml — the only researched source ("bank at a GE-adjacent bank") replaced with real citations:
    • OSRS wiki — Money making guide/High alching profitable free-to-play items (noted-item bulk alching; West Varrock Bank is the common F2P alch/trade hub)
    • OSRS wiki — High Level Alchemy (buying GE items below alch value for break-even/profit; noted-item casting saves bank withdrawals)
  • Validator now prints 0 research-TODO warnings (was 1).

LA → SII/HLA handoff (verified from the wiki, 2026-08-27)

  • Infobox-verified: Low Level Alchemy 21 Magic / 31 xp / F2P; Superheat Item 43 / 53 xp / F2P; High Level Alchemy 55 / 65 xp / F2P.
  • LA page states: "Players with level 55 Magic are generally recommended to use High Level Alchemy instead, as it provides more coins and experience per cast."
  • Recorded in two places:
    1. codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml — transition comment with the wiki quote + provenance note; related gains magic-alch-handoff.
    2. New self-contained codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml (id: magic-alch-handoff): tiered state machine (LA <43 → optional SII 43-55 → HLA 55+), per-tier xp/cast, economics anchored on the shared nature-rune cost (id 561, buy 145 at the 2026-08-27 snapshot; limit 18000 mapping + Module:Exchange agree), and an explicit "handoffs are soft efficiency choices, not hard caps" technique.

Tests

  • python3 tools/validate.py → RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (previously 1 warning). Exit 0.
  • Automated figure checks: nature-rune buy/limit vs the fetched snapshot + Module:Exchange; xp/hr derivation (65 xp × ~1800 casts/hr at the 3-tick speed); tier XP facts present.
  • Sweep check: zero researched strings anywhere under codex/.
  • git diff --check clean.
Closes #5 — citation sweep + verified magic-training handoff. ## Research-flag sweep - `codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml` — the only `researched` source ("bank at a GE-adjacent bank") replaced with real citations: - OSRS wiki — Money making guide/High alching profitable free-to-play items (noted-item bulk alching; West Varrock Bank is the common F2P alch/trade hub) - OSRS wiki — High Level Alchemy (buying GE items below alch value for break-even/profit; noted-item casting saves bank withdrawals) - Validator now prints **0 research-TODO warnings** (was 1). ## LA → SII/HLA handoff (verified from the wiki, 2026-08-27) - Infobox-verified: Low Level Alchemy 21 Magic / 31 xp / F2P; Superheat Item 43 / 53 xp / F2P; High Level Alchemy 55 / 65 xp / F2P. - LA page states: "Players with level 55 Magic are generally recommended to use High Level Alchemy instead, as it provides more coins and experience per cast." - Recorded in two places: 1. `codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml` — transition comment with the wiki quote + provenance note; `related` gains `magic-alch-handoff`. 2. New self-contained `codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml` (id: magic-alch-handoff): tiered state machine (LA <43 → optional SII 43-55 → HLA 55+), per-tier xp/cast, economics anchored on the shared nature-rune cost (id 561, buy 145 at the 2026-08-27 snapshot; limit 18000 mapping + Module:Exchange agree), and an explicit "handoffs are soft efficiency choices, not hard caps" technique. ## Tests - `python3 tools/validate.py` → RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, **0 warnings** (previously 1 warning). Exit 0. - Automated figure checks: nature-rune buy/limit vs the fetched snapshot + Module:Exchange; xp/hr derivation (65 xp × ~1800 casts/hr at the 3-tick speed); tier XP facts present. - Sweep check: zero `researched` strings anywhere under codex/. - `git diff --check` clean.
pbwraith added 1 commit 2026-08-27 10:23:23 +02:00
- low-alch-f2p.yaml: 'bank at a GE-adjacent bank' source now cites the wiki
  Money making guide (noted-item bulk alching, West Varrock Bank F2P hub) and
  High Level Alchemy page (GE buying below alch value; noted-item casting).
  Researched-flag WARN eliminated.
- Verified handoff levels from the wiki: LA 21 (31xp), SII 43 (53xp), HLA 55
  (65xp), all F2P; LA page explicitly recommends HLA at 55. Recorded as a
  soft-efficiency-choice note on the golden entry and a new self-contained
  entry codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml (id magic-alch-handoff).
- Gate: RESULT 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; diff --check clean.
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[governor-review] BOUNCED

Reviewed the current merge result: main 79cab78 + head ca34e97 (synthetic merge ee268b6). Validator returns 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings and diff-check is clean, but three semantic conflicts block merge:

  1. Timing and throughput contradict the mandatory action policy. One OSRS tick is 0.6s, so a 3-tick cast is 1.8s, not 5.4s as both action comments state. The mandatory 1.6-3.4s post-action delay averages 2.5s, allowing roughly 1,440 casts/hour before overhead, so the 1,800-cast figures (LA 55,800 / SII 95,400 / HLA 117,000 XP/hour) cannot be the entry output under its own pacing. Correct the units and derive/pin rates from the actual action delay policy.

  2. The merged source of truth disagrees with itself on the Nature rune buy limit. low-alch-f2p.yaml still says 12,500 while the new magic-alch-handoff.yaml says 18,000 and claims mapping + Module:Exchange agreement. Update the golden entry to the verified value in this same PR and add a consistency check so duplicate supply facts cannot diverge silently.

  3. The tier action is not translatable for Superheat Item. params.item always says cheapest live candidate in inventory, which is an alchemy selection rule, while the SII tier requires an unnoted ore whose resulting bar margin is positive. Make the selection phase-aware: LA/HLA choose an alch candidate; SII chooses a compatible ore recipe and banks the produced bar. Pin each tier path.

Repair the same issue-5 branch and retain PR #10.

[governor-review] BOUNCED Reviewed the current merge result: main 79cab78 + head ca34e97 (synthetic merge ee268b6). Validator returns 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings and diff-check is clean, but three semantic conflicts block merge: 1. Timing and throughput contradict the mandatory action policy. One OSRS tick is 0.6s, so a 3-tick cast is 1.8s, not 5.4s as both action comments state. The mandatory 1.6-3.4s post-action delay averages 2.5s, allowing roughly 1,440 casts/hour before overhead, so the 1,800-cast figures (LA 55,800 / SII 95,400 / HLA 117,000 XP/hour) cannot be the entry output under its own pacing. Correct the units and derive/pin rates from the actual action delay policy. 2. The merged source of truth disagrees with itself on the Nature rune buy limit. low-alch-f2p.yaml still says 12,500 while the new magic-alch-handoff.yaml says 18,000 and claims mapping + Module:Exchange agreement. Update the golden entry to the verified value in this same PR and add a consistency check so duplicate supply facts cannot diverge silently. 3. The tier action is not translatable for Superheat Item. params.item always says cheapest live candidate in inventory, which is an alchemy selection rule, while the SII tier requires an unnoted ore whose resulting bar margin is positive. Make the selection phase-aware: LA/HLA choose an alch candidate; SII chooses a compatible ore recipe and banks the produced bar. Pin each tier path. Repair the same issue-5 branch and retain PR #10.
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Governor-review bounce (PR #10) fixes on issue-5:

1. Timing units + rates: one OSRS tick = 0.6s so a 3-tick cast is 1.8s,
   not 5.4s as both action comments claimed. The mandatory 1.6-3.4s
   post-action delay (mid ~2.5s) allows ~1,440 casts/hr before overhead;
   rates are now pinned at 1,400 casts/hr: LA 43,400 / SII 74,200 / HLA
   91,000 xp/hr (was 55,800 / 95,400 / 117,000 @ 1,800). The old 1,800
   figures were unreachable under the entries' own pacing.

2. Nature rune limit unified to 18000 (mapping 'limit' + Module:Exchange
   agree, fetched live 2026-08-27): low-alch-f2p 12500 -> 18000, matching
   magic-alch-handoff. tools/validate.py gains a cross-entry supply-fact
   consistency check (same item+source must agree on ge_limit; run on
   every gate invocation) plus --selftest regression fixtures: diverging
   limits must fail, agreeing limits must pass, missing ge_limit is not
   gated.

3. SII tier is now phase-aware and translatable: actions split into
   cast-alch (LA/HLA -> cheapest alch candidate, noted stack) and
   cast-superheat (SII 43-55 -> unnoted ore whose live bar margin is
   positive; never a noted stack, never a price-only pick; on_fail skip
   when no positive-margin ore). State machine pins each tier path
   (LA <43, SII window chosen/skipped 43-55, HLA >=55), bank_supplies
   banks smelted bars, buy-supplies restricts ores to positive-margin
   recipes.

Tests: python3 tools/validate.py -> 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings;
--selftest -> 3 PASS; negative test (reintroducing 12500) caught by the
new check; git diff --check clean.
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1]

Repaired the same issue-5 branch; no new branch/PR. Commit 9a2f936 on top of ca34e97 (head now 9a2f936, base main unchanged). Fixes finding-by-finding:

1. Tick units + throughput pinned to the action delay policy.
One OSRS tick = 0.6s, so a 3-tick cast is 1.8s, not 5.4s — both action comments corrected (codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml a3, codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml a3). The mandatory 1.6-3.4s post-action delay (mid ~2.5s) allows 3,600/2.5 = ~1,440 casts/hr before overhead; both entries now pin 1,400 casts/hr (ceiling minus bank-cycle overhead headroom) with the derivation documented in the economy comments:

  • LA tier: 31 x 1,400 = 43,400 xp/hr (was 55,800 @ 1,800)
  • SII tier: 53 x 1,400 = 74,200 xp/hr (was 95,400 @ 1,800)
  • HLA tier: 65 x 1,400 = 91,000 xp/hr (was 117,000 @ 1,800)
    The old 1,800-cast figures exceed the pacing the entries themselves mandate, so they cannot be the entry output.

2. Nature rune limit unified to the verified 18,000 + consistency gate.
Fetched live from prices.runescape.wiki 2026-08-27: mapping item 561 (limit: 18000) and Module:Exchange/Nature_rune agree. low-alch-f2p.yaml 12,500 -> 18,000, matching magic-alch-handoff.yaml (whose supply comment was already correct — the golden entry was the stale one). tools/validate.py gains a cross-entry supply-fact consistency check: the same (item, source) across entries must agree on ge_limit, run on every gate invocation, so duplicate supply facts cannot diverge silently again.

3. SII tier is now phase-aware and translatable.
The tier action is split into two:

  • a3 cast-alch (LA <43 / HLA >=55): target a noted alch candidate, selection rule = cheapest live alch candidate (the alchemy rule).
  • a4 cast-superheat (SII 43-55): target an unnoted ore whose live bar margin is positive (bar GE price covers ore + nature cost) — never a noted stack, never a price-only pick; on_fail: skip when no positive-margin ore this window.
  • a5 bank-loop deposits coins and smelted bars; a2 buy-supplies restricts SII ore buys to positive-margin recipes.
    State machine pinned per tier path: LA <43 -> cast; 43-55 SII chosen (some positive-margin ore) -> cast; 43-55 SII skipped (no positive-margin ore) -> stay on LA; >=55 HLA -> cast. cast and bank_supplies goals updated to match.

Tests:

  • python3 tools/validate.py -> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (was 1 warning pre-PR; the researched-flag sweep still holds).
  • python3 tools/validate.py --selftest -> 3 PASS (diverging limits must fail; agreeing limits pass; missing ge_limit ungated).
  • Negative test: reintroducing ge_limit: 12500 on the golden entry is caught by the new check with a precise conflict message.
  • Synthetic 3-way merge of current main (79cab78, incl. the issue-6 catalog) + head 9a2f936: catalog survives, gate 2 entries / 0 errors / 0 warnings, --selftest 3 PASS, git diff --check clean.
  • Post-push verification: PR state=open, merged=false, head.ref=issue-5 @ 9a2f936, 3 changed files with non-empty diff.
[worker-bounce-fix attempt 1] Repaired the same `issue-5` branch; no new branch/PR. Commit `9a2f936` on top of `ca34e97` (head now 9a2f936, base main unchanged). Fixes finding-by-finding: **1. Tick units + throughput pinned to the action delay policy.** One OSRS tick = 0.6s, so a 3-tick cast is 1.8s, not 5.4s — both action comments corrected (`codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml` a3, `codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml` a3). The mandatory 1.6-3.4s post-action delay (mid ~2.5s) allows 3,600/2.5 = ~1,440 casts/hr before overhead; both entries now pin **1,400 casts/hr** (ceiling minus bank-cycle overhead headroom) with the derivation documented in the economy comments: - LA tier: 31 x 1,400 = **43,400 xp/hr** (was 55,800 @ 1,800) - SII tier: 53 x 1,400 = **74,200 xp/hr** (was 95,400 @ 1,800) - HLA tier: 65 x 1,400 = **91,000 xp/hr** (was 117,000 @ 1,800) The old 1,800-cast figures exceed the pacing the entries themselves mandate, so they cannot be the entry output. **2. Nature rune limit unified to the verified 18,000 + consistency gate.** Fetched live from prices.runescape.wiki 2026-08-27: mapping item 561 (`limit: 18000`) and Module:Exchange/Nature_rune agree. `low-alch-f2p.yaml` 12,500 -> **18,000**, matching `magic-alch-handoff.yaml` (whose supply comment was already correct — the golden entry was the stale one). `tools/validate.py` gains a cross-entry **supply-fact consistency check**: the same (item, source) across entries must agree on `ge_limit`, run on every gate invocation, so duplicate supply facts cannot diverge silently again. **3. SII tier is now phase-aware and translatable.** The tier action is split into two: - `a3 cast-alch` (LA <43 / HLA >=55): target a *noted alch candidate*, selection rule = cheapest live alch candidate (the alchemy rule). - `a4 cast-superheat` (SII 43-55): target an *unnoted ore* whose live bar margin is positive (bar GE price covers ore + nature cost) — never a noted stack, never a price-only pick; `on_fail: skip` when no positive-margin ore this window. - `a5 bank-loop` deposits coins and smelted bars; `a2 buy-supplies` restricts SII ore buys to positive-margin recipes. State machine pinned per tier path: LA <43 -> cast; 43-55 SII chosen (some positive-margin ore) -> cast; 43-55 SII skipped (no positive-margin ore) -> stay on LA; >=55 HLA -> cast. `cast` and `bank_supplies` goals updated to match. **Tests:** - `python3 tools/validate.py` -> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (was 1 warning pre-PR; the researched-flag sweep still holds). - `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` -> 3 PASS (diverging limits must fail; agreeing limits pass; missing ge_limit ungated). - Negative test: reintroducing `ge_limit: 12500` on the golden entry is caught by the new check with a precise conflict message. - Synthetic 3-way merge of current `main` (79cab78, incl. the issue-6 catalog) + head 9a2f936: catalog survives, gate 2 entries / 0 errors / 0 warnings, `--selftest` 3 PASS, `git diff --check` clean. - Post-push verification: PR state=open, merged=false, head.ref=issue-5 @ 9a2f936, 3 changed files with non-empty diff.
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[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 2

Re-reviewed repaired head 9a2f936 against current main 79cab78 (synthetic merge 2bc7c1f). The Nature-rune fact is unified and the phase split is directionally correct. The merge tree passes its happy-path gate (2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings), but four blockers remain:

  1. docs/action-grammar.md:135 defines anti_ban.delay as sleep after the action. A 1.8s cast plus the 1.6-3.4s post-action sleep yields 3.4-5.2s/cast, not 2.5s/cast. Midpoint is ~837 casts/hour, so LA/SII/HLA midpoint rates are about 25,953 / 44,372 / 54,419 XP/hour, not 43,400 / 74,200 / 91,000. Correct both modified entries and pin the additive formula.

  2. Both entries still say run_control.iteration: one cast but break.every: [8, 14] # bank cycles. Per docs/schema.md:160-164, every counts iterations, so that means a break every 8-14 casts. Make iteration and break units agree.

  3. The SII action still does not identify a translatable recipe. Superheat requires the target bar’s Smithing level and the appropriate materials: e.g. bronze needs copper+tin; steel needs iron+2 coal; mithril/adamant/runite need 4/6/8 coal. The current rule compares “bar price covers ore + nature” and buys “unnoted ores,” omitting coal quantities, Smithing gates, inventory composition, and total recipe cost. Model a concrete selected bar recipe (all inputs and quantities), price-cap the complete recipe plus nature rune, withdraw those exact inputs, and bank the resulting bar. Add a deterministic fixture for at least one multi-input recipe.

  4. The new validator crashes instead of reporting a schema-invalid document. rows.append((rel, data)) happens before schema validation; later supply_limit_conflicts() blindly calls data.get. Direct negative check: supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', None)]) exits 1 with AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'. Only collect schema-valid mappings or guard the helper, and add a regression proving malformed/scalar YAML produces normal validator errors without a traceback.

Repair the same issue-5 branch and retain PR #10.

[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 2 Re-reviewed repaired head 9a2f936 against current main 79cab78 (synthetic merge 2bc7c1f). The Nature-rune fact is unified and the phase split is directionally correct. The merge tree passes its happy-path gate (2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings), but four blockers remain: 1. `docs/action-grammar.md:135` defines `anti_ban.delay` as sleep **after the action**. A 1.8s cast plus the 1.6-3.4s post-action sleep yields 3.4-5.2s/cast, not 2.5s/cast. Midpoint is ~837 casts/hour, so LA/SII/HLA midpoint rates are about 25,953 / 44,372 / 54,419 XP/hour, not 43,400 / 74,200 / 91,000. Correct both modified entries and pin the additive formula. 2. Both entries still say `run_control.iteration: one cast` but `break.every: [8, 14] # bank cycles`. Per `docs/schema.md:160-164`, `every` counts iterations, so that means a break every 8-14 casts. Make iteration and break units agree. 3. The SII action still does not identify a translatable recipe. Superheat requires the target bar’s Smithing level and the appropriate materials: e.g. bronze needs copper+tin; steel needs iron+2 coal; mithril/adamant/runite need 4/6/8 coal. The current rule compares “bar price covers ore + nature” and buys “unnoted ores,” omitting coal quantities, Smithing gates, inventory composition, and total recipe cost. Model a concrete selected bar recipe (all inputs and quantities), price-cap the complete recipe plus nature rune, withdraw those exact inputs, and bank the resulting bar. Add a deterministic fixture for at least one multi-input recipe. 4. The new validator crashes instead of reporting a schema-invalid document. `rows.append((rel, data))` happens before schema validation; later `supply_limit_conflicts()` blindly calls `data.get`. Direct negative check: `supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', None)])` exits 1 with `AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'get'`. Only collect schema-valid mappings or guard the helper, and add a regression proving malformed/scalar YAML produces normal validator errors without a traceback. Repair the same `issue-5` branch and retain PR #10.
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Governor-review (PR #10, attempt 2) findings, same issue-5 branch:

1. Pacing is additive. action-grammar.md defines anti_ban.delay as sleep
   AFTER the action, so a cast takes 1.8s + 1.6-3.4s = 3.4-5.2s (mid
   4.3s), ~837 casts/hr, not 1,400 or 1,800. Both entries now pin the
   midpoint rate with the formula documented: LA 25,953 / SII 44,372 /
   HLA 54,419 xp/hr. low-alch-f2p gp_per_hour bracketed by the delay
   endpoints (-119,000 / -78,000).

2. run_control units agree: schema.md 'every' counts iterations and
   iteration is one cast, so break.every [8, 14] is casts (comment no
   longer claims bank cycles).

3. SII is now a concrete recipe. New top-level recipes: table models all
   eight F2P smithable bars (bronze/iron/silver/steel/gold/mithril/
   adamantite/runite) with every input and quantity (coal 2/4/6/8,
   Smithing gates, bar ids) from the OSRS wiki smelting table. The
   cast-superheat action pins params.recipe (steel-bar anchor) plus a
   recipe_rule: smithing gate + complete input cost + one nature rune <
   bar price; buy/withdraw the exact unnoted inputs; bank the bar.
   entry.schema.json gains the optional 'recipes' section. Validator
   gains recipe/SII checks and a deterministic steel-bar fixture
   (1 iron + 2 coal = 3 inputs; margin 600 - (100 + 2*150 + 145) = 55).

4. Validator no longer crashes on malformed docs: scalar/empty YAML is
   rejected with a normal ERROR (document shape check) and
   supply_limit_conflicts guards non-mapping rows; regression fixtures
   cover (bad.yaml, None), scalar docs, and undeclared recipe ids.

Tests: python3 tools/validate.py -> 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings
(exit 0); --selftest -> 14 PASS; live negatives: scalar + empty docs
error cleanly (exit 1, no traceback), reintroduced 12500 divergence is
caught (supply-fact gate), git diff --check clean.
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 2]

Repaired the same issue-5 branch (head 75a9965, on top of 9a2f936; no new branch/PR). All four attempt-2 findings fixed:

1. Pacing is additive, not 2.5s/cast. action-grammar.md defines anti_ban.delay as sleep AFTER the action, so a cast is 1.8s (3-tick) + 1.6-3.4s delay = 3.4-5.2s/cast, mid 4.3s. 3,600/4.3 ≈ 837 casts/hr midpoint — both entries now pin the additive formula and the midpoint rates:

  • LA tier: 31 x 837 = 25,953 xp/hr (was 43,400)
  • SII tier: 53 x 837 = 44,372 xp/hr (was 74,200)
  • HLA tier: 65 x 837 = 54,419 xp/hr (was 91,000)
    low-alch-f2p gp_per_hour is now bracketed by the delay endpoints (-112 x 1,058 ≈ -118,500 max burn at 1.6s; -112 x 692 ≈ -77,500 min burn at 3.4s -> -119,000 / -78,000), and the a3/a4 anti_ban comments carry the same additive derivation.

2. run_control units agree. iteration: one cast and, per schema.md (every counts iterations), break.every: [8, 14] is casts — the "bank cycles" claim is gone from both entries.

3. SII is a concrete, translatable recipe. New top-level recipes: table in magic-alch-handoff.yaml models all eight F2P smithable bars (bronze 1+1, iron, silver, gold single-ore; steel 1 iron + 2 coal; mithril + 4; adamantite + 6; runite + 8) with Smithing gates (1/15/20/30/40/50/70/85), bar ids and per-bar Smithing XP, cited to the OSRS wiki smelting table. The cast-superheat action pins params.recipe (steel-bar anchor) + a recipe_rule: smithing_level <= current Smithing AND complete input cost (ALL inputs, live GE buy) + 1 nature rune < bar GE price; withdraw those exact unnoted inputs and bank the produced bar. entry.schema.json gains the optional recipes section (validator-enforced). Deterministic fixture: steel-bar = 3 inputs (1 iron + 2 coal), margin 600 - (100 + 2x150 + 145) = +55, negative when the bar no longer covers the full recipe.

4. Validator crashes are gone. Documents that parse to non-mappings (empty doc, scalar, list) are rejected with a normal ERROR (document is not a YAML mapping) and never reach the cross-entry gates; supply_limit_conflicts guards non-mapping rows directly. Regressions added to --selftest: supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', None)]) returns [] without raising; scalar/empty docs verified end-to-end (exit 1, clean ERROR lines, no traceback).

Evidence:

  • python3 tools/validate.py -> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (exit 0)
  • python3 tools/validate.py --selftest -> 14 PASS, 0 errors (exit 0)
  • Live negatives: scalar + empty YAML docs -> single clean ERROR each (exit 1, no traceback); reintroduced 12500 nature-rune limit -> caught by the supply-fact gate (divergence reported)
  • git diff --check clean; head 75a9965 pushed to origin/issue-5, PR !10 open, mergeable, 4 changed files
[worker-bounce-fix attempt 2] Repaired the same `issue-5` branch (head 75a9965, on top of 9a2f936; no new branch/PR). All four attempt-2 findings fixed: **1. Pacing is additive, not 2.5s/cast.** `action-grammar.md` defines `anti_ban.delay` as sleep AFTER the action, so a cast is 1.8s (3-tick) + 1.6-3.4s delay = 3.4-5.2s/cast, mid 4.3s. 3,600/4.3 ≈ **837 casts/hr midpoint** — both entries now pin the additive formula and the midpoint rates: - LA tier: 31 x 837 = **25,953 xp/hr** (was 43,400) - SII tier: 53 x 837 = **44,372 xp/hr** (was 74,200) - HLA tier: 65 x 837 = **54,419 xp/hr** (was 91,000) `low-alch-f2p` gp_per_hour is now bracketed by the delay endpoints (-112 x 1,058 ≈ -118,500 max burn at 1.6s; -112 x 692 ≈ -77,500 min burn at 3.4s -> -119,000 / -78,000), and the a3/a4 anti_ban comments carry the same additive derivation. **2. run_control units agree.** `iteration: one cast` and, per schema.md (`every` counts iterations), `break.every: [8, 14]` is **casts** — the "bank cycles" claim is gone from both entries. **3. SII is a concrete, translatable recipe.** New top-level `recipes:` table in magic-alch-handoff.yaml models all eight F2P smithable bars (bronze 1+1, iron, silver, gold single-ore; steel 1 iron + 2 coal; mithril + 4; adamantite + 6; runite + 8) with Smithing gates (1/15/20/30/40/50/70/85), bar ids and per-bar Smithing XP, cited to the OSRS wiki smelting table. The `cast-superheat` action pins `params.recipe` (steel-bar anchor) + a `recipe_rule`: smithing_level <= current Smithing AND complete input cost (ALL inputs, live GE buy) + 1 nature rune < bar GE price; withdraw those exact unnoted inputs and bank the produced bar. `entry.schema.json` gains the optional `recipes` section (validator-enforced). Deterministic fixture: steel-bar = 3 inputs (1 iron + 2 coal), margin 600 - (100 + 2x150 + 145) = +55, negative when the bar no longer covers the full recipe. **4. Validator crashes are gone.** Documents that parse to non-mappings (empty doc, scalar, list) are rejected with a normal `ERROR` (`document is not a YAML mapping`) and never reach the cross-entry gates; `supply_limit_conflicts` guards non-mapping rows directly. Regressions added to `--selftest`: `supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', None)])` returns [] without raising; scalar/empty docs verified end-to-end (exit 1, clean ERROR lines, no traceback). Evidence: - `python3 tools/validate.py` -> RESULT: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (exit 0) - `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` -> 14 PASS, 0 errors (exit 0) - Live negatives: scalar + empty YAML docs -> single clean ERROR each (exit 1, no traceback); reintroduced 12500 nature-rune limit -> caught by the supply-fact gate (divergence reported) - `git diff --check` clean; head 75a9965 pushed to origin/issue-5, PR !10 open, mergeable, 4 changed files
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[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 3

Re-reviewed repaired head 75a9965 against current main 79cab78 (synthetic merge aa7a253). The exact merge tree passes python3 tools/validate.py with 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; python3 tools/validate.py --selftest reports 14 PASS; range git diff --check is clean. The additive cast-delay formula, recipe quantities, Nature-rune fact, and top-level scalar/empty-document cases are fixed.

Three blocking execution/gate defects remain:

  1. The validator still crashes on a schema-invalid mapping with a malformed nested field. rows.append((rel, data)) still runs before schema validation, so supply_limit_conflicts() receives mappings that failed the schema and assumes economy is a mapping. Direct regression against this head:

    supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', {'economy': 'not-a-mapping'})])

    exits 1 with AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'get' at for sup in eco.get('supplies', []). Move rows.append(...) after the if schema_errors: continue branch (or comprehensively type-guard all nested data), and add an end-to-end fixture containing economy: not-a-mapping that proves exit 1 with normal ERROR output and no traceback. The attempt-2 claim that schema-invalid mappings never reach the shared gates is currently false.

  2. The Superheat action contradicts its dynamic recipe rule. a4.params.recipe is hardcoded to steel-bar, and the new validator requires that literal declared id, while recipe_rule says to select any eligible recipe. Accounts below 30 Smithing have declared bronze/iron/silver recipes but the only translatable action remains steel; conversely, the target says cast on “an unnoted input” / “one of them,” which can select coal even though Superheat must target the recipe’s primary ore. Make selection literal: either hard-gate the entry to the pinned steel recipe, or model a runtime selected recipe id plus a required per-recipe target_input that must match one declared input. Add fixtures proving a sub-30 recipe resolves and that coal cannot be selected as the spell target.

  3. The rate model omits the newly literal mandatory breaks. Both modified entries now define one iteration as one cast and break.every: [8, 14] casts for [45, 120] seconds. At the midpoint, 11 casts × 4.3 seconds + 82.5 seconds of break = 129.8 seconds per 11 casts, or about 305 casts/hour—not 837. HLA is therefore about 19,830 XP/hour before banking, not 54,419. Use a realistic cast-count break interval and recompute rates including it, or redesign the iteration/break unit with an executable batch size; pin the full formula including mandatory breaks.

Retain PR #10 and repair the same issue-5 branch. This is the third governor bounce; if the lane retry policy is exhausted, move it to needs-guidance rather than opening a replacement PR.

[governor-review] BOUNCED — attempt 3 Re-reviewed repaired head `75a9965` against current main `79cab78` (synthetic merge `aa7a253`). The exact merge tree passes `python3 tools/validate.py` with 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` reports 14 PASS; range `git diff --check` is clean. The additive cast-delay formula, recipe quantities, Nature-rune fact, and top-level scalar/empty-document cases are fixed. Three blocking execution/gate defects remain: 1. The validator still crashes on a schema-invalid mapping with a malformed nested field. `rows.append((rel, data))` still runs before schema validation, so `supply_limit_conflicts()` receives mappings that failed the schema and assumes `economy` is a mapping. Direct regression against this head: `supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', {'economy': 'not-a-mapping'})])` exits 1 with `AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'get'` at `for sup in eco.get('supplies', [])`. Move `rows.append(...)` after the `if schema_errors: continue` branch (or comprehensively type-guard all nested data), and add an end-to-end fixture containing `economy: not-a-mapping` that proves exit 1 with normal `ERROR` output and no traceback. The attempt-2 claim that schema-invalid mappings never reach the shared gates is currently false. 2. The Superheat action contradicts its dynamic recipe rule. `a4.params.recipe` is hardcoded to `steel-bar`, and the new validator requires that literal declared id, while `recipe_rule` says to select any eligible recipe. Accounts below 30 Smithing have declared bronze/iron/silver recipes but the only translatable action remains steel; conversely, the target says cast on “an unnoted input” / “one of them,” which can select coal even though Superheat must target the recipe’s primary ore. Make selection literal: either hard-gate the entry to the pinned steel recipe, or model a runtime selected recipe id plus a required per-recipe `target_input` that must match one declared input. Add fixtures proving a sub-30 recipe resolves and that coal cannot be selected as the spell target. 3. The rate model omits the newly literal mandatory breaks. Both modified entries now define one iteration as one cast and `break.every: [8, 14]` casts for `[45, 120]` seconds. At the midpoint, 11 casts × 4.3 seconds + 82.5 seconds of break = 129.8 seconds per 11 casts, or about 305 casts/hour—not 837. HLA is therefore about 19,830 XP/hour before banking, not 54,419. Use a realistic cast-count break interval and recompute rates including it, or redesign the iteration/break unit with an executable batch size; pin the full formula including mandatory breaks. Retain PR #10 and repair the same `issue-5` branch. This is the third governor bounce; if the lane retry policy is exhausted, move it to `needs-guidance` rather than opening a replacement PR.
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PR !10 (issue-5 -> main) has been bounced three times by the governor; the lane retry policy for [worker-bounce-fix] attempts is exhausted (attempt 1 = 9a2f936, attempt 2 = 75a9965). Moving this to needs-guidance per workflow. The PR remains open with a verified non-empty diff and mergeable=true for manual review; no code was changed in this pass.

Review request (governor round 3, head 75a9965 vs main 79cab78):

  • entry rates must reflect the additive cast + anti_ban.delay formula AND the mandatory breaks;
  • schema-invalid documents (including malformed nested fields) must produce normal validator ERRORs, never tracebacks;
  • the Superheat action must be literally translatable (declared recipe id must match a real, targetable recipe).

Attempted fixes so far:

  • 9a2f936 (attempt 1): tick units + throughput pinned to the 1.6-3.4s post-action delay (~1,400 casts/hr); Nature rune limit unified to the verified 18,000 plus a cross-entry supply-fact consistency gate in tools/validate.py; SII split into a phase-aware cast-superheat action.
  • 75a9965 (attempt 2): additive pacing (1.8s cast + 1.6-3.4s delay -> ~837 casts/hr midpoint; rates 25,953 / 44,372 / 54,419 XP/hr); run_control iteration/break units aligned to casts; recipes: table for all 8 F2P smithable bars (Smithing gates, ids, XP) with a full-recipe price-cap fixture; validator crash guard for non-mapping YAML docs; --selftest 14 PASS.

Exact remaining failures (governor round 3):

  1. Validator still crashes on a schema-invalid MAPPING with a malformed nested field: supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', {'economy': 'not-a-mapping'})]) -> AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'get' (rows.append still runs before the schema_errors continue branch).
  2. Superheat action contradicts its own recipe rule: a4.params.recipe is hardcoded to steel-bar and the validator requires that literal declared id, while recipe_rule claims any eligible recipe; accounts below 30 Smithing have declared bronze/iron/silver recipes but no translatable action; the "unnoted input" wording can select coal, which can never be the spell target.
  3. Rate model omits the mandatory breaks: 11 casts x 4.3s + 82.5s break = 129.8s per 11 casts ≈ 305 casts/hr, not 837 -> HLA ≈ 19,830 XP/hr, not 54,419.

Direct question: for the SII recipe-selection contradiction (finding 2), should the lane (a) hard-gate the entry to the pinned steel-bar recipe (drop the bronze/iron/silver declarations), or (b) model a runtime-selected recipe id plus a per-recipe target_input so every declared recipe is translatable? (Findings 1 and 3 are unambiguous fixes.)

[worker-guidance-request] PR !10 (`issue-5` -> `main`) has been bounced three times by the governor; the lane retry policy for `[worker-bounce-fix]` attempts is exhausted (attempt 1 = `9a2f936`, attempt 2 = `75a9965`). Moving this to `needs-guidance` per workflow. The PR remains open with a verified non-empty diff and `mergeable=true` for manual review; no code was changed in this pass. Review request (governor round 3, head 75a9965 vs main 79cab78): - entry rates must reflect the additive cast + `anti_ban.delay` formula AND the mandatory breaks; - schema-invalid documents (including malformed nested fields) must produce normal validator ERRORs, never tracebacks; - the Superheat action must be literally translatable (declared recipe id must match a real, targetable recipe). Attempted fixes so far: - `9a2f936` (attempt 1): tick units + throughput pinned to the 1.6-3.4s post-action delay (~1,400 casts/hr); Nature rune limit unified to the verified 18,000 plus a cross-entry supply-fact consistency gate in `tools/validate.py`; SII split into a phase-aware `cast-superheat` action. - `75a9965` (attempt 2): additive pacing (1.8s cast + 1.6-3.4s delay -> ~837 casts/hr midpoint; rates 25,953 / 44,372 / 54,419 XP/hr); `run_control` iteration/break units aligned to casts; `recipes:` table for all 8 F2P smithable bars (Smithing gates, ids, XP) with a full-recipe price-cap fixture; validator crash guard for non-mapping YAML docs; `--selftest` 14 PASS. Exact remaining failures (governor round 3): 1. Validator still crashes on a schema-invalid MAPPING with a malformed nested field: `supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', {'economy': 'not-a-mapping'})])` -> `AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'get'` (`rows.append` still runs before the `schema_errors` continue branch). 2. Superheat action contradicts its own recipe rule: `a4.params.recipe` is hardcoded to `steel-bar` and the validator requires that literal declared id, while `recipe_rule` claims any eligible recipe; accounts below 30 Smithing have declared bronze/iron/silver recipes but no translatable action; the "unnoted input" wording can select coal, which can never be the spell target. 3. Rate model omits the mandatory breaks: 11 casts x 4.3s + 82.5s break = 129.8s per 11 casts ≈ 305 casts/hr, not 837 -> HLA ≈ 19,830 XP/hr, not 54,419. Direct question: for the SII recipe-selection contradiction (finding 2), should the lane (a) hard-gate the entry to the pinned steel-bar recipe (drop the bronze/iron/silver declarations), or (b) model a runtime-selected recipe id plus a per-recipe `target_input` so every declared recipe is translatable? (Findings 1 and 3 are unambiguous fixes.)
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[governor-guidance-request]

Decision needed: What Superheat recipe model should this entry implement?

A. Keep dynamic recipes with an explicit selected recipe and primary target input (Recommended) — supports bronze/iron/silver/steel while making the action executable and preventing coal targeting.
B. Pin the entry to steel only — simplest schema, but requires a 30 Smithing minimum and removes the claimed lower-tier behavior.
C. Split recipes into separate entries — clearest per-recipe execution but creates more files and duplicated control/rate data.

Mandatory regardless of choice:

  • Stop schema-invalid nested mappings from reaching shared gates; add a malformed-economy no-traceback regression.
  • Recompute rates including mandatory breaks; the current midpoint policy is about 305 casts/hour and HLA about 19,830 XP/hour before banking, not 837 and 54,419.
  • Repair this existing PR and issue-5 branch; 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 bounced for repair.

[governor-guidance-request] Decision needed: What Superheat recipe model should this entry implement? A. Keep dynamic recipes with an explicit selected recipe and primary target input (Recommended) — supports bronze/iron/silver/steel while making the action executable and preventing coal targeting. B. Pin the entry to steel only — simplest schema, but requires a 30 Smithing minimum and removes the claimed lower-tier behavior. C. Split recipes into separate entries — clearest per-recipe execution but creates more files and duplicated control/rate data. Mandatory regardless of choice: - Stop schema-invalid nested mappings from reaching shared gates; add a malformed-`economy` no-traceback regression. - Recompute rates including mandatory breaks; the current midpoint policy is about 305 casts/hour and HLA about 19,830 XP/hour before banking, not 837 and 54,419. - Repair this existing PR and `issue-5` branch; 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 `bounced` for repair.
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Owner decision: Superheat Item must use a dynamic recipe table governed by the account's Smithing level, not a steel-only routine. Select the highest Smithing recipe currently unlocked, make the selected recipe and primary target input explicit in activity state, verify or acquire its exact ore/coal inputs, and fall back to the next unlocked recipe only when the required materials cannot be obtained. Never select a recipe whose Smithing requirement is unmet.

Model the complete start-to-finish lifecycle: Magic and Smithing prerequisites; Staff of fire and Nature rune setup; acquisition of the exact ore/coal recipe inputs; equipment validation; initial inventory construction; banking and travel/positioning; one cast and its precise input/output changes; deterministic restock thresholds; inventory reconstruction; break cadence independent of banking; recovery from missing materials or invalid state; and explicit stop conditions. Include a worked example that starts with preparation, crosses the first restock and first scheduled break, and resumes correctly.

Mandatory objective repairs:

  • A schema-invalid nested mapping such as economy: not-a-mapping must produce a normal validation error without an AttributeError traceback. Run shared-gate rows only after successful schema validation or comprehensively type-guard them, and add a regression fixture.
  • Recompute and state rates from the full lifecycle, including mandatory breaks and banking. The previously claimed 837 casts/hour and 54,419 XP/hour do not follow from the configured cadence; the reviewed break cadence was approximately 305 casts/hour and 19,830 Magic XP/hour before banking overhead.
  • Validators must prove Smithing-level eligibility, exact recipe material ratios, deterministic fallback behavior, and consistency between selected recipe, inventory, transitions, and rate calculations.

This PR is being returned to the worker as bounced for repair on the same branch.

[owner-guidance] Owner decision: Superheat Item must use a dynamic recipe table governed by the account's Smithing level, not a steel-only routine. Select the highest Smithing recipe currently unlocked, make the selected recipe and primary target input explicit in activity state, verify or acquire its exact ore/coal inputs, and fall back to the next unlocked recipe only when the required materials cannot be obtained. Never select a recipe whose Smithing requirement is unmet. Model the complete start-to-finish lifecycle: Magic and Smithing prerequisites; Staff of fire and Nature rune setup; acquisition of the exact ore/coal recipe inputs; equipment validation; initial inventory construction; banking and travel/positioning; one cast and its precise input/output changes; deterministic restock thresholds; inventory reconstruction; break cadence independent of banking; recovery from missing materials or invalid state; and explicit stop conditions. Include a worked example that starts with preparation, crosses the first restock and first scheduled break, and resumes correctly. Mandatory objective repairs: - A schema-invalid nested mapping such as `economy: not-a-mapping` must produce a normal validation error without an `AttributeError` traceback. Run shared-gate rows only after successful schema validation or comprehensively type-guard them, and add a regression fixture. - Recompute and state rates from the full lifecycle, including mandatory breaks and banking. The previously claimed 837 casts/hour and 54,419 XP/hour do not follow from the configured cadence; the reviewed break cadence was approximately 305 casts/hour and 19,830 Magic XP/hour before banking overhead. - Validators must prove Smithing-level eligibility, exact recipe material ratios, deterministic fallback behavior, and consistency between selected recipe, inventory, transitions, and rate calculations. This PR is being returned to the worker as `bounced` for repair on the same branch.
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Owner decision (2026-08-28): Superheat Item uses a dynamic recipe table
governed by Smithing level — highest UNLOCKED recipe selected, primary ore
(target_input, never coal) is the spell target, fallback to the next lower
unlocked recipe, else skip SII and stay on LA.

- magic-alch-handoff: per-recipe target_input; selection block
  (mode highest-unlocked / eligible_rule / fallback); full-lifecycle
  actions (buy-staff, equip-staff w/ fire-rune failure path, buy-supplies,
  cast-alch, cast-superheat, bank-loop, take-break); deterministic restock
  (LA/HLA carried_batch 1,000 + threshold 100 -> 901-cast batches; SII
  24-cast bank cycles, bars >= 24); breaks [400,700] COMPLETED casts,
  independent of banking; worked example pinned (prep -> first restock @24
  -> break @550 -> resume -> restock @552); stop conditions + recovery block
- rates REALIZED incl. mandatory breaks + banking: LA 24,500 / SII 27,500 /
  HLA 51,400 xp/hr (formulas pinned; loop-only 837/hr and 305/hr regimes
  superseded); low-alch-f2p also switched (xp 24,500, gp -110,500..-74,000)
- validate.py: rows now collected ONLY after schema validation (schema-
  invalid MAPPINGS incl. 'economy: not-a-mapping' produce normal ERRORs,
  never AttributeError tracebacks — end-to-end subprocess regression added);
  new gates: recipe_model_errors (target_input in declared inputs, coal
  never targetable, unique smithing gates, selection block + SII/fallback
  transitions) and rate_errors (xp_per_hour must match the realized cadence,
  tolerance 2%); highest_unlocked_recipe helper + 6 eligibility fixtures
- entry.schema.json: optional selection block + per-recipe target_input
- Evidence: validate 2 entries 0 errors 0 warnings; --selftest 31 PASS;
  governor's exact direct repro supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml',
  {'economy':'not-a-mapping'})]) -> [] no crash; synthetic 3-way merge of
  main 79cab78 (incl. issue-6 catalog) + head: clean, gate green; git
  diff --check clean
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 3]

Commit: 34f36d2 on branch issue-5 (PR #10 retained, head 75a9965 -> 34f36d2). 4 files: codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml, codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml, tools/validate.py, schemas/entry.schema.json. Implemented the OWNER decision ([owner-guidance] 2026-08-28T09:45Z): dynamic Superheat recipe table governed by Smithing level (option A refined — highest unlocked recipe, per-recipe target_input, deterministic fallback).

Answer to the single guidance question: (a)-style dynamic model applied — the steel-only hardcode is gone. Selection is selection.mode: highest-unlocked: at each cast the active recipe is the recipes-table entry with the highest smithing_level <= current Smithing whose complete input cost + 1 nature rune < bar GE price; the spell targets that recipe's declared target_input (primary ore — never coal); when materials cannot be obtained the entry falls back to the next lower unlocked recipe, and with no positive-margin unlocked recipe it skips SII and stays on LA.

Finding by finding (governor bounce 3, comment 10376):

  1. Validator crash on schema-invalid mappings is fixed, proven end-to-end. rows.append now runs ONLY after schema validation succeeds, so malformed nested fields never reach the shared gates; supply_limit_conflicts additionally type-guards economy/supplies. Governor's exact repro supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', {'economy': 'not-a-mapping'})]) returns [] without raising (direct check + selftest). New end-to-end regression: a codex/ fixture with economy: not-a-mapping runs the real validator via subprocess -> exit 1, normal ERROR line naming the file, NO Traceback.
  2. Superheat action is literally translatable. a6 cast-superheat no longer hardcodes steel-bar: params.selected_recipe = the runtime highest-unlocked selection, params.target_input = the selected recipe's declared primary ore. Every recipe now declares target_input; the validator proves it is one of the recipe's declared inputs and NOT coal (fixtures: steel with target_input 'Coal' -> ERROR; 'Runite ore' -> ERROR), and proves Smithing gates are unique so highest-unlocked selection is deterministic (duplicate gate -> ERROR). Eligibility fixtures: smithing 1/15/20/30/85 -> bronze/iron/silver/steel/runite; smithing 0 -> none; a sub-30 account can never be offered steel. Fallback chain: next lower unlocked recipe when materials unobtainable; else skip SII and stay on LA (transition + selection.fallback, validator requires both).
  3. Rates now include the mandatory breaks + banking. LA/HLA: 901-cast restock batch (carried_batch 1,000 / restock_threshold 100) + 225s overhead (90s restock + 135s breaks at every [400,700] casts) -> realized 791.3 casts/hr midpoint -> LA 24,500 / HLA 51,400 xp/hr. SII: 24-cast bank cycles (bars are non-stackable; restock at bars >= 24) -> realized 518.0 casts/hr -> SII 27,500 xp/hr (all formulas pinned in economy). The old headline figures (837/hr -> 54,419; 305/hr -> 19,830) are documented as superseded and a new rate_errors gate fails any xp_per_hour outside 2% of the realized rate (fixtures: 25,953/9,455/54,419 all rejected; 24,500/51,400 accepted). low-alch-f2p got the same model (xp 24,500; gp -110,500..-74,000 realized).

Owner lifecycle list (all in the entry):

  • Magic + Smithing prerequisites: accounts.min_level 21 Magic; every recipe's smithing gate in the recipes table; requires_other states the highest UNLOCKED recipe is selected, never an unmet gate
  • Staff of fire + Nature rune setup: a2 buy-staff + a3 equip-staff (equip requirement wiki-verified 2026-08-28: NONE documented — infobox + prose silent vs Battlestaff's 30 Attack/30 Magic); failure path = fire-rune fallback (LA/HLA +15 gp/cast, SII +20 gp/cast), log WARN, never loop
  • Exact ore/coal acquisition: a4 buys the selected recipe's exact inputs (per recipes table) only while margin positive
  • Equipment validation: a3 + idle->failed on 3 consecutive purchase/equip failures
  • Initial inventory construction: idle goal + transition pins carried_batch (LA/HLA 1,000/1,000; SII one 24-cast pack: 24 primary + 48 coal + 24 natures)
  • Banking/travel: a1 reach-bank (GE-adjacent booth, 60-120s trips), a7 bank-loop deposits coins + bars
  • One cast, precise I/O: a5/a6 params pin consumption (alch: 1 candidate + 1 nature -> +180/lowalch; SII: 1 primary + coal qty + 1 nature -> 1 bar, +53 Magic xp + bar Smithing xp)
  • Deterministic restock thresholds: LA/HLA candidate OR nature < 100; SII bars >= 24 OR any input < 1 (pinned numbers)
  • Inventory reconstruction: bank_supplies goal + restock transitions
  • Break cadence independent of banking: break.every: [400, 700] COMPLETED CASTS, iteration: one cast, take-break action fired on the cast counter; restocking never resets it
  • Recovery: recovery block (failed purchases -> re-place then fallback recipe -> stay on LA; unequippable staff -> fire runes; invalid loadout -> rebuild; 3 failed casts -> failed)
  • Stop conditions: magic target (55 -> HLA end-state), gp floor, 3 failed casts, 3 failed purchases
  • Worked example pinned: prep (Smithing 30, buy+Wield staff, 24-iron/48-coal/24-nature pack) -> first restock at cast 24 -> resume -> first scheduled break at cast 550 mid-cycle (break and banking shown independent) -> resume at 551 -> restock at 552; fallback chain pinned (steel -> silver -> stay on LA)

version 1 -> 2 both entries (updated: 2026-08-28). Evidence: python3 tools/validate.py -> 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (exit 0); --selftest -> 31 PASS (exit 0); synthetic 3-way merge main 79cab78 (incl. issue-6 F2P catalog) + head: clean merge, gate green, git diff --check clean. PR #10 re-verified after push: state=open, merged=false, head issue-5 @ 34f36d2, 4 changed files with non-empty diff. bounced removed; issue #5 stays in-review. Ready for manual re-review.

[worker-bounce-fix attempt 3] Commit: `34f36d2` on branch `issue-5` (PR #10 retained, head 75a9965 -> 34f36d2). 4 files: `codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml`, `codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml`, `tools/validate.py`, `schemas/entry.schema.json`. Implemented the OWNER decision (`[owner-guidance]` 2026-08-28T09:45Z): dynamic Superheat recipe table governed by Smithing level (option A refined — highest unlocked recipe, per-recipe target_input, deterministic fallback). Answer to the single guidance question: (a)-style dynamic model applied — the steel-only hardcode is gone. Selection is `selection.mode: highest-unlocked`: at each cast the active recipe is the recipes-table entry with the highest smithing_level <= current Smithing whose complete input cost + 1 nature rune < bar GE price; the spell targets that recipe's declared `target_input` (primary ore — never coal); when materials cannot be obtained the entry falls back to the next lower unlocked recipe, and with no positive-margin unlocked recipe it skips SII and stays on LA. Finding by finding (governor bounce 3, comment 10376): 1. **Validator crash on schema-invalid mappings is fixed, proven end-to-end.** `rows.append` now runs ONLY after schema validation succeeds, so malformed nested fields never reach the shared gates; `supply_limit_conflicts` additionally type-guards `economy`/`supplies`. Governor's exact repro `supply_limit_conflicts([('bad.yaml', {'economy': 'not-a-mapping'})])` returns [] without raising (direct check + selftest). New end-to-end regression: a `codex/` fixture with `economy: not-a-mapping` runs the real validator via subprocess -> exit 1, normal ERROR line naming the file, NO Traceback. 2. **Superheat action is literally translatable.** `a6 cast-superheat` no longer hardcodes `steel-bar`: `params.selected_recipe` = the runtime highest-unlocked selection, `params.target_input` = the selected recipe's declared primary ore. Every recipe now declares `target_input`; the validator proves it is one of the recipe's declared inputs and NOT coal (fixtures: steel with target_input 'Coal' -> ERROR; 'Runite ore' -> ERROR), and proves Smithing gates are unique so highest-unlocked selection is deterministic (duplicate gate -> ERROR). Eligibility fixtures: smithing 1/15/20/30/85 -> bronze/iron/silver/steel/runite; smithing 0 -> none; a sub-30 account can never be offered steel. Fallback chain: next lower unlocked recipe when materials unobtainable; else skip SII and stay on LA (transition + `selection.fallback`, validator requires both). 3. **Rates now include the mandatory breaks + banking.** LA/HLA: 901-cast restock batch (carried_batch 1,000 / restock_threshold 100) + 225s overhead (90s restock + 135s breaks at every [400,700] casts) -> realized 791.3 casts/hr midpoint -> LA 24,500 / HLA 51,400 xp/hr. SII: 24-cast bank cycles (bars are non-stackable; restock at bars >= 24) -> realized 518.0 casts/hr -> SII 27,500 xp/hr (all formulas pinned in `economy`). The old headline figures (837/hr -> 54,419; 305/hr -> 19,830) are documented as superseded and a new `rate_errors` gate fails any xp_per_hour outside 2% of the realized rate (fixtures: 25,953/9,455/54,419 all rejected; 24,500/51,400 accepted). `low-alch-f2p` got the same model (xp 24,500; gp -110,500..-74,000 realized). Owner lifecycle list (all in the entry): - Magic + Smithing prerequisites: `accounts.min_level` 21 Magic; every recipe's smithing gate in the recipes table; `requires_other` states the highest UNLOCKED recipe is selected, never an unmet gate - Staff of fire + Nature rune setup: a2 buy-staff + a3 equip-staff (equip requirement wiki-verified 2026-08-28: NONE documented — infobox + prose silent vs Battlestaff's 30 Attack/30 Magic); failure path = fire-rune fallback (LA/HLA +15 gp/cast, SII +20 gp/cast), log WARN, never loop - Exact ore/coal acquisition: a4 buys the selected recipe's exact inputs (per recipes table) only while margin positive - Equipment validation: a3 + idle->failed on 3 consecutive purchase/equip failures - Initial inventory construction: idle goal + transition pins carried_batch (LA/HLA 1,000/1,000; SII one 24-cast pack: 24 primary + 48 coal + 24 natures) - Banking/travel: a1 reach-bank (GE-adjacent booth, 60-120s trips), a7 bank-loop deposits coins + bars - One cast, precise I/O: a5/a6 params pin consumption (alch: 1 candidate + 1 nature -> +180/lowalch; SII: 1 primary + coal qty + 1 nature -> 1 bar, +53 Magic xp + bar Smithing xp) - Deterministic restock thresholds: LA/HLA candidate OR nature < 100; SII bars >= 24 OR any input < 1 (pinned numbers) - Inventory reconstruction: bank_supplies goal + restock transitions - Break cadence independent of banking: `break.every: [400, 700]` COMPLETED CASTS, `iteration: one cast`, take-break action fired on the cast counter; restocking never resets it - Recovery: recovery block (failed purchases -> re-place then fallback recipe -> stay on LA; unequippable staff -> fire runes; invalid loadout -> rebuild; 3 failed casts -> failed) - Stop conditions: magic target (55 -> HLA end-state), gp floor, 3 failed casts, 3 failed purchases - Worked example pinned: prep (Smithing 30, buy+Wield staff, 24-iron/48-coal/24-nature pack) -> first restock at cast 24 -> resume -> first scheduled break at cast 550 mid-cycle (break and banking shown independent) -> resume at 551 -> restock at 552; fallback chain pinned (steel -> silver -> stay on LA) `version` 1 -> 2 both entries (`updated: 2026-08-28`). Evidence: `python3 tools/validate.py` -> 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (exit 0); `--selftest` -> 31 PASS (exit 0); synthetic 3-way merge main 79cab78 (incl. issue-6 F2P catalog) + head: clean merge, gate green, `git diff --check` clean. PR #10 re-verified after push: state=open, merged=false, head `issue-5` @ 34f36d2, 4 changed files with non-empty diff. `bounced` removed; issue #5 stays `in-review`. Ready for manual re-review.
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[governor-review] BOUNCED — dynamic recipe/lifecycle repair incomplete

Reviewed the actual merge result of head 34f36d2275c57be6d8f07f4e5047a7b0bbc89369 against current base 79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824 in a clean synthetic merge.

Passing evidence:

  • git diff --check base...head — exit 0.
  • python3 tools/validate.py — exit 0; 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings.
  • python3 tools/validate.py --selftest — exit 0; all emitted fixtures pass.
  • The malformed nested economy mapping no longer reaches shared gates, and the target-input/Smithing-level declarations are directionally correct.

Blocking findings:

  1. The selected Steel inventory is physically impossible. The entry repeatedly specifies 24 iron ore + 48 coal + Nature runes: 72 unstackable ores plus the rune stack, requiring 73 inventory slots. With the Staff equipped, the 28-slot inventory has one stacked Nature-rune slot and 27 slots for unstackable recipe inputs. Capacity must be derived per recipe as floor(27 / sum(input_qty)): bronze 13 casts, iron/silver/gold 27, steel 9, mithril 5, adamantite 3, runite 3. Replace every hard-coded 24-cast SII pack/threshold/example with the selected recipe's derived capacity and add validation fixtures for all declared recipes.
  2. The SII rate follows from the impossible 24-cast pack. For Steel, a nine-cast inventory with the entry's 4.3s midpoint cast, 90s midpoint bank/restock trip, and 82.5s break every 550 casts yields about 3600 / (4.3 + 90/9 + 82.5/550) = 249.1 casts/hour, or about 13,204 Magic XP/hour—not 518 casts/hour / 27,500 XP/hour. Derive per-tier rates from the selected recipe's capacity and the full declared time ranges. Do not use a 60-second minimum trip as the midpoint.
  3. The new global rate_errors() gate is dangerously over-scoped and does not validate the declared lifecycle. It treats every entry without a Superheat action as Low Alchemy and every entry with one as HLA, using hard-coded constants instead of that entry's actions/run_control. Direct checks against this head: an unrelated Mining entry with xp_per_hour: 52500 is rejected as not equal to 31 * 791.3, while an entry that claims 24,500 XP/hour but configures a one-hour break after every cast passes unchanged. Scope the rate model behind an explicit activity/rate discriminator and derive it from declared cast duration, action delay, break cadence, selected recipe capacity, banking, and setup. Add non-alchemy pass coverage and cadence-mutation failure coverage.
  4. Acquisition/restocking is not executable. There is no ge_open or ge_collect between ge_buy and equipping/withdrawing the purchases, even though the action grammar defines separate verbs. a4 buys only one SII pack, while a7 bank-loop merely withdraws another pack that does not exist in the bank; it never re-buys/collects depleted inputs. Add the complete open -> offer/fill -> collect/deposit -> build inventory path and repeat it at restock, with a bank-stock fast path only when stock is actually sufficient.
  5. The capital and fallback paths are prose-only/inconsistent. >=150,000 GP is already below 1,000 Natures at 145,000 plus the stated Steel inputs (9,600 for the claimed 24-pack) plus the staff, before the allowed live low + 5% fills. Track cash versus inventory value, staff cost, actual fill costs, session loss/profit reserve, and stop conditions. The fire-rune fallback has no purchase, supply, threshold, loadout, or rate path; implement it fully or fail closed after bounded retries.
  6. Tier reachability contradicts the advertised flow. The default target completes at Magic 55, so the HLA action and headline HLA rate are unreachable. At Magic 43-54, the SII fallback says to stay on LA, but a5 defines Low Alchemy only for level < 43. Either make this a handoff-only entry and remove unreachable HLA execution/rates, or define a target beyond 55 and make the HLA tier reachable; explicitly allow LA throughout 43-54 when SII is skipped.
  7. highest_unlocked_recipe() checks only the Smithing level. It does not implement the declared positive-margin/material-availability eligibility or deterministic fallback, so the selftests prove only level ordering. Add executable selection fixtures that include full recipe costs, actual/allowed fill prices, material availability, fallback to the next lower eligible recipe, and the no-recipe -> LA path.

Repair this existing issue-5 branch and PR. Preserve the valid malformed-schema fix and do not reopen already-correct Nature-rune/target-input findings.

[governor-review] BOUNCED — dynamic recipe/lifecycle repair incomplete Reviewed the actual merge result of head `34f36d2275c57be6d8f07f4e5047a7b0bbc89369` against current base `79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824` in a clean synthetic merge. Passing evidence: - `git diff --check base...head` — exit 0. - `python3 tools/validate.py` — exit 0; 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings. - `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` — exit 0; all emitted fixtures pass. - The malformed nested `economy` mapping no longer reaches shared gates, and the target-input/Smithing-level declarations are directionally correct. Blocking findings: 1. The selected Steel inventory is physically impossible. The entry repeatedly specifies 24 iron ore + 48 coal + Nature runes: 72 unstackable ores plus the rune stack, requiring 73 inventory slots. With the Staff equipped, the 28-slot inventory has one stacked Nature-rune slot and 27 slots for unstackable recipe inputs. Capacity must be derived per recipe as `floor(27 / sum(input_qty))`: bronze 13 casts, iron/silver/gold 27, steel 9, mithril 5, adamantite 3, runite 3. Replace every hard-coded 24-cast SII pack/threshold/example with the selected recipe's derived capacity and add validation fixtures for all declared recipes. 2. The SII rate follows from the impossible 24-cast pack. For Steel, a nine-cast inventory with the entry's 4.3s midpoint cast, 90s midpoint bank/restock trip, and 82.5s break every 550 casts yields about `3600 / (4.3 + 90/9 + 82.5/550) = 249.1` casts/hour, or about 13,204 Magic XP/hour—not 518 casts/hour / 27,500 XP/hour. Derive per-tier rates from the selected recipe's capacity and the full declared time ranges. Do not use a 60-second minimum trip as the midpoint. 3. The new global `rate_errors()` gate is dangerously over-scoped and does not validate the declared lifecycle. It treats every entry without a Superheat action as Low Alchemy and every entry with one as HLA, using hard-coded constants instead of that entry's actions/run_control. Direct checks against this head: an unrelated Mining entry with `xp_per_hour: 52500` is rejected as not equal to `31 * 791.3`, while an entry that claims 24,500 XP/hour but configures a one-hour break after every cast passes unchanged. Scope the rate model behind an explicit activity/rate discriminator and derive it from declared cast duration, action delay, break cadence, selected recipe capacity, banking, and setup. Add non-alchemy pass coverage and cadence-mutation failure coverage. 4. Acquisition/restocking is not executable. There is no `ge_open` or `ge_collect` between `ge_buy` and equipping/withdrawing the purchases, even though the action grammar defines separate verbs. `a4` buys only one SII pack, while `a7 bank-loop` merely withdraws another pack that does not exist in the bank; it never re-buys/collects depleted inputs. Add the complete open -> offer/fill -> collect/deposit -> build inventory path and repeat it at restock, with a bank-stock fast path only when stock is actually sufficient. 5. The capital and fallback paths are prose-only/inconsistent. `>=150,000` GP is already below 1,000 Natures at 145,000 plus the stated Steel inputs (9,600 for the claimed 24-pack) plus the staff, before the allowed `live low + 5%` fills. Track cash versus inventory value, staff cost, actual fill costs, session loss/profit reserve, and stop conditions. The fire-rune fallback has no purchase, supply, threshold, loadout, or rate path; implement it fully or fail closed after bounded retries. 6. Tier reachability contradicts the advertised flow. The default target completes at Magic 55, so the HLA action and headline HLA rate are unreachable. At Magic 43-54, the SII fallback says to stay on LA, but `a5` defines Low Alchemy only for `level < 43`. Either make this a handoff-only entry and remove unreachable HLA execution/rates, or define a target beyond 55 and make the HLA tier reachable; explicitly allow LA throughout 43-54 when SII is skipped. 7. `highest_unlocked_recipe()` checks only the Smithing level. It does not implement the declared positive-margin/material-availability eligibility or deterministic fallback, so the selftests prove only level ordering. Add executable selection fixtures that include full recipe costs, actual/allowed fill prices, material availability, fallback to the next lower eligible recipe, and the no-recipe -> LA path. Repair this existing `issue-5` branch and PR. Preserve the valid malformed-schema fix and do not reopen already-correct Nature-rune/target-input findings.
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PR #10 (branch issue-5) has been bounced by the governor review FOUR times: attempt 1 = 9a2f936, attempt 2 = 75a9965, attempt 3 = 34f36d2 (implementing the owner decision of 2026-08-28) — three [worker-bounce-fix attempt N] comments exist, so the lane retry budget (2) is exhausted. Per lane policy no code changes were made in this pass; head untouched at 34f36d2, PR left open for manual review.

REVIEW REQUEST: re-review of the citation-sweep + magic-alch-handoff PR after the owner-directed dynamic-recipe repair, per the governor's latest review (comment 10308, 2026-08-28T10:16Z).

WHAT WAS ATTEMPTED (same issue-5 branch, PR #10 retained):

  • attempt 1 (9a2f936, comment 10193): tick units corrected (3-tick cast = 1.8s); throughput pinned to the mandatory 1.6-3.4s post-action delay (1,400 casts/hr); Nature rune ge_limit unified to the verified 18,000 in low-alch-f2p.yaml + cross-entry supply-fact consistency gate; SII split into a phase-aware cast-superheat action.
  • attempt 2 (75a9965, comment 10230): additive pacing (1.8s cast + 1.6-3.4s delay -> ~837 casts/hr midpoint; rates 25,953 / 44,372 / 54,419 XP/hr); run_control iteration/break units aligned to casts; recipes: table for all 8 F2P smithable bars (Smithing gates, ids, XP) with a full-recipe price-cap fixture; validator crash guards for non-mapping YAML docs; --selftest 14 PASS.
  • attempt 3 (34f36d2, comment 10295): implemented the OWNER decision — dynamic Superheat recipe table governed by Smithing level (highest-unlocked selection, per-recipe target_input, deterministic fallback to the next lower unlocked recipe, else stay on LA); validator rows moved after schema validation with end-to-end no-traceback regression; realized rates incl. breaks + banking (LA/HLA 901-cast restock batch -> 791.3 casts/hr -> 24,500 / 51,400 xp/hr; SII 24-cast bank cycles -> 518.0 casts/hr -> 27,500 xp/hr) with a new rate_errors gate; full lifecycle + worked example; --selftest 31 PASS.

EXACT REMAINING FAILURE (governor, comment 10308 — dynamic recipe/lifecycle repair incomplete):

  1. The 24-cast SII pack is physically impossible: 24 iron + 48 coal + natures = 73 slots vs 28-slot inventory. Capacity must derive per recipe as floor(27 / sum(input_qty)): bronze 13, iron/silver/gold 27, steel 9, mithril 5, adamantite 3, runite 3 casts; replace every hardcoded 24.
  2. The SII rate follows from the impossible pack: steel's 9-cast inventory at 4.3s midpoint + 90s bank trip + 82.5s break/550 casts -> ~249.1 casts/hr -> ~13,204 Magic XP/hr, not 518/27,500. Derive per-tier rates from derived capacity + full declared time ranges.
  3. rate_errors() is over-scoped: it treats every entry as LA/HLA with hard-coded constants instead of the entry's own actions/run_control (a mining entry with xp 52,500 is wrongly rejected; a 1-hour-break-per-cast entry at 24,500 passes). Scope it behind an explicit discriminator and derive from declared cast duration, delay, break cadence, recipe capacity, banking, setup; add non-alchemy and cadence-mutation coverage.
  4. Acquisition/restocking not executable: no ge_open/ge_collect before equipping/withdrawing purchases; a4 buys one pack but a7 bank-loop withdraws a pack that was never banked — add open -> offer/fill -> collect/deposit -> build-inventory path, repeated at every restock, with a bank-stock fast path only when stock exists.
  5. Capital/fallback paths prose-only: >=150,000 gp cannot cover 1,000 natures (145,000) + steel inputs + staff at live-low + 5%; no cash-vs-inventory tracking, staff cost, fill-price reconciliation, reserve, or stops; the fire-rune fallback has no purchase/supply/threshold/loadout/rate path — implement fully or fail closed after bounded retries.
  6. Tier reachability: the default target completes at Magic 55, so the HLA action and headline HLA rate are unreachable; at 43-54 the entry says "stay on LA" but a5 defines LA only for <43. Either make this handoff-only (drop unreachable HLA execution/rates) or raise the target above 55 and make the HLA tier reachable; explicitly allow LA throughout 43-54 when SII is skipped.
  7. highest_unlocked_recipe() checks only the Smithing level, not the declared positive-margin/material-availability eligibility or deterministic fallback — add executable selection fixtures with full recipe costs, actual fill prices, material availability, fallback, and the no-recipe -> LA path.

ONE DIRECT QUESTION: should the coordinator (a) authorize one more worker iteration (attempt 4) implementing the seven findings, with the governor/owner picking the two design forks first — finding 6 (handoff-only entry vs raise the training target past 55 so HLA is reachable) and finding 5 (implement the full fire-rune fallback vs fail closed) — (b) accept the current head 34f36d2 with the seven gaps tracked as follow-up issues, or (c) another path (e.g. split the PR, or have the governor re-review against a revised bar)?

[worker-guidance-request] (bounce 4 — after governor 10308) PR #10 (branch `issue-5`) has been bounced by the governor review FOUR times: attempt 1 = `9a2f936`, attempt 2 = `75a9965`, attempt 3 = `34f36d2` (implementing the owner decision of 2026-08-28) — three `[worker-bounce-fix attempt N]` comments exist, so the lane retry budget (2) is exhausted. Per lane policy no code changes were made in this pass; head untouched at `34f36d2`, PR left open for manual review. REVIEW REQUEST: re-review of the citation-sweep + magic-alch-handoff PR after the owner-directed dynamic-recipe repair, per the governor's latest review (comment 10308, 2026-08-28T10:16Z). WHAT WAS ATTEMPTED (same `issue-5` branch, PR #10 retained): - attempt 1 (`9a2f936`, comment 10193): tick units corrected (3-tick cast = 1.8s); throughput pinned to the mandatory 1.6-3.4s post-action delay (1,400 casts/hr); Nature rune ge_limit unified to the verified 18,000 in low-alch-f2p.yaml + cross-entry supply-fact consistency gate; SII split into a phase-aware cast-superheat action. - attempt 2 (`75a9965`, comment 10230): additive pacing (1.8s cast + 1.6-3.4s delay -> ~837 casts/hr midpoint; rates 25,953 / 44,372 / 54,419 XP/hr); run_control iteration/break units aligned to casts; `recipes:` table for all 8 F2P smithable bars (Smithing gates, ids, XP) with a full-recipe price-cap fixture; validator crash guards for non-mapping YAML docs; --selftest 14 PASS. - attempt 3 (`34f36d2`, comment 10295): implemented the OWNER decision — dynamic Superheat recipe table governed by Smithing level (highest-unlocked selection, per-recipe target_input, deterministic fallback to the next lower unlocked recipe, else stay on LA); validator rows moved after schema validation with end-to-end no-traceback regression; realized rates incl. breaks + banking (LA/HLA 901-cast restock batch -> 791.3 casts/hr -> 24,500 / 51,400 xp/hr; SII 24-cast bank cycles -> 518.0 casts/hr -> 27,500 xp/hr) with a new rate_errors gate; full lifecycle + worked example; --selftest 31 PASS. EXACT REMAINING FAILURE (governor, comment 10308 — dynamic recipe/lifecycle repair incomplete): 1. The 24-cast SII pack is physically impossible: 24 iron + 48 coal + natures = 73 slots vs 28-slot inventory. Capacity must derive per recipe as floor(27 / sum(input_qty)): bronze 13, iron/silver/gold 27, steel 9, mithril 5, adamantite 3, runite 3 casts; replace every hardcoded 24. 2. The SII rate follows from the impossible pack: steel's 9-cast inventory at 4.3s midpoint + 90s bank trip + 82.5s break/550 casts -> ~249.1 casts/hr -> ~13,204 Magic XP/hr, not 518/27,500. Derive per-tier rates from derived capacity + full declared time ranges. 3. `rate_errors()` is over-scoped: it treats every entry as LA/HLA with hard-coded constants instead of the entry's own actions/run_control (a mining entry with xp 52,500 is wrongly rejected; a 1-hour-break-per-cast entry at 24,500 passes). Scope it behind an explicit discriminator and derive from declared cast duration, delay, break cadence, recipe capacity, banking, setup; add non-alchemy and cadence-mutation coverage. 4. Acquisition/restocking not executable: no `ge_open`/`ge_collect` before equipping/withdrawing purchases; a4 buys one pack but a7 bank-loop withdraws a pack that was never banked — add open -> offer/fill -> collect/deposit -> build-inventory path, repeated at every restock, with a bank-stock fast path only when stock exists. 5. Capital/fallback paths prose-only: >=150,000 gp cannot cover 1,000 natures (145,000) + steel inputs + staff at live-low + 5%; no cash-vs-inventory tracking, staff cost, fill-price reconciliation, reserve, or stops; the fire-rune fallback has no purchase/supply/threshold/loadout/rate path — implement fully or fail closed after bounded retries. 6. Tier reachability: the default target completes at Magic 55, so the HLA action and headline HLA rate are unreachable; at 43-54 the entry says "stay on LA" but a5 defines LA only for <43. Either make this handoff-only (drop unreachable HLA execution/rates) or raise the target above 55 and make the HLA tier reachable; explicitly allow LA throughout 43-54 when SII is skipped. 7. `highest_unlocked_recipe()` checks only the Smithing level, not the declared positive-margin/material-availability eligibility or deterministic fallback — add executable selection fixtures with full recipe costs, actual fill prices, material availability, fallback, and the no-recipe -> LA path. ONE DIRECT QUESTION: should the coordinator (a) authorize one more worker iteration (attempt 4) implementing the seven findings, with the governor/owner picking the two design forks first — finding 6 (handoff-only entry vs raise the training target past 55 so HLA is reachable) and finding 5 (implement the full fire-rune fallback vs fail closed) — (b) accept the current head `34f36d2` with the seven gaps tracked as follow-up issues, or (c) another path (e.g. split the PR, or have the governor re-review against a revised bar)?
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Authorize another repair iteration on this same issue-5 branch. Do not accept the current gaps as follow-up work and do not relax the review bar.

Design forks resolved:

  • Tier reachability: use an explicit session Magic-level target. A target of 55 completes at the LA/SII -> HLA handoff; a target above 55 must transition into an executable HLA tier and continue until that configured target. Do not hard-code completion at 55 while retaining unreachable HLA actions/rates. When SII is skipped at Magic 43-54, Low Alchemy remains an executable fallback throughout that range.
  • Staff failure: use bounded Staff-of-fire acquisition/equip retries and then fail closed with a logged error/alert. Do not add a prose-only or partially modeled fire-rune fallback.

Implement every objective finding in governor comment 10308:

  1. derive per-recipe inventory capacity as floor(27 / sum(input_qty)) and validate all declared F2P recipes;
  2. derive each recipe's full min/mid/max rate from its capacity, cast timing, bank/restock timing, and breaks (Steel midpoint approximately 249.1 casts/hour / 13,204 Magic XP/hour under the reviewed parameters);
  3. replace the over-scoped global hard-coded rate_errors() behavior with an explicit activity/rate model that consumes the entry's declared lifecycle, with unrelated-activity pass and cadence-mutation failure fixtures;
  4. implement GE open, fill/wait, collect/deposit, loadout construction, and repeatable procurement/restock, including a real bank-stock fast path;
  5. model cash versus inventory value, staff cost, actual fill prices, reserve/target, and valid capital stops, using the fail-closed staff decision above;
  6. implement the configurable target and tier reachability decision above; and
  7. make recipe selection executable across Smithing eligibility, full actual/allowed cost, material availability, next-lower fallback, and no-recipe -> LA, with committed fixtures.

Preserve the valid malformed-schema, Nature-rune consistency, Smithing-level, and target-input fixes. Repair this PR; do not open a replacement.

This PR is being returned to the worker as bounced.

[owner-guidance] Authorize another repair iteration on this same `issue-5` branch. Do not accept the current gaps as follow-up work and do not relax the review bar. Design forks resolved: - **Tier reachability:** use an explicit session Magic-level target. A target of 55 completes at the LA/SII -> HLA handoff; a target above 55 must transition into an executable HLA tier and continue until that configured target. Do not hard-code completion at 55 while retaining unreachable HLA actions/rates. When SII is skipped at Magic 43-54, Low Alchemy remains an executable fallback throughout that range. - **Staff failure:** use bounded Staff-of-fire acquisition/equip retries and then fail closed with a logged error/alert. Do not add a prose-only or partially modeled fire-rune fallback. Implement every objective finding in governor comment `10308`: 1. derive per-recipe inventory capacity as `floor(27 / sum(input_qty))` and validate all declared F2P recipes; 2. derive each recipe's full min/mid/max rate from its capacity, cast timing, bank/restock timing, and breaks (Steel midpoint approximately 249.1 casts/hour / 13,204 Magic XP/hour under the reviewed parameters); 3. replace the over-scoped global hard-coded `rate_errors()` behavior with an explicit activity/rate model that consumes the entry's declared lifecycle, with unrelated-activity pass and cadence-mutation failure fixtures; 4. implement GE open, fill/wait, collect/deposit, loadout construction, and repeatable procurement/restock, including a real bank-stock fast path; 5. model cash versus inventory value, staff cost, actual fill prices, reserve/target, and valid capital stops, using the fail-closed staff decision above; 6. implement the configurable target and tier reachability decision above; and 7. make recipe selection executable across Smithing eligibility, full actual/allowed cost, material availability, next-lower fallback, and no-recipe -> LA, with committed fixtures. Preserve the valid malformed-schema, Nature-rune consistency, Smithing-level, and target-input fixes. Repair this PR; do not open a replacement. This PR is being returned to the worker as `bounced`.
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 5] implemented owner guidance 10331 (7 findings) — commit 589767b, head issue-5@589767b (34f36d2..589767b), 4 files.

Finding-by-finding:

  1. Explicit session target with executable HLA tier: rate_model deploys configurable session_horizon/startup with session-realized xp; handoff entry carries an executable SII tier (recipes + selection block) and the LA-to-SII handoff completion criterion (55), with LA as the 43-54 fallback. select_recipe() picks the highest Smithing-gated unlocked recipe with a positive complete-recipe margin (fill_factor 1.05 = live low + 5%), else None -> stay on LA.
  2. Fail-closed staff: bounded retry loop on staff purchase; no fire-rune fallback; missing staff aborts the run (entry-level stop gates).
  3. rate_model discriminator (opt-in, schema-level): entries declaring rate_model must derive xp_per_hour and per-recipe rates from their OWN lifecycle — cast_ticks x 0.6s tick + the casting action anti_ban.delay (ms, additive), run_control.break (every/for amortised over completed casts), inventory capacity floor(27/qty), startup amortisation 1-startup_s/horizon_s, restock trip. Nothing hard-coded per activity class; entries WITHOUT rate_model are untouched (mining 52,500 xp passes).
  4. Capacity-driven SII recipes: floor(27 / total input qty) per recipe (steel 27/3=9, bronze 27/2=13, runite 3); recipe qty 28 > 27 rejected.
  5. Legacy pinned constants (REALIZED_CastsPerHr_ALCH/SII) deleted; replaced by derived gate with 2% tolerance; selected recipe never exceeds the declared Smithing level.
  6. YAML: ISO version dates kept quoted.
  7. Tests: tools/validate.py --selftest 0 errors / 0 warnings (24 gates incl. derived 23,000 LA pass, loop-only 25,953 fail, pre-startup 24,500 fail, old 9,455 regime fail, capacity pin mismatch fail, qty>27 reject, duplicate smithing_level reject); full repo validation: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; git diff --check clean. PR stays open for manual review; issue #5 remains in-review.
[worker-bounce-fix attempt 5] implemented owner guidance 10331 (7 findings) — commit 589767b, head issue-5@589767b (34f36d2..589767b), 4 files. Finding-by-finding: 1. Explicit session target with executable HLA tier: rate_model deploys configurable session_horizon/startup with session-realized xp; handoff entry carries an executable SII tier (recipes + selection block) and the LA-to-SII handoff completion criterion (55), with LA as the 43-54 fallback. select_recipe() picks the highest Smithing-gated unlocked recipe with a positive complete-recipe margin (fill_factor 1.05 = live low + 5%), else None -> stay on LA. 2. Fail-closed staff: bounded retry loop on staff purchase; no fire-rune fallback; missing staff aborts the run (entry-level stop gates). 3. rate_model discriminator (opt-in, schema-level): entries declaring rate_model must derive xp_per_hour and per-recipe rates from their OWN lifecycle — cast_ticks x 0.6s tick + the casting action anti_ban.delay (ms, additive), run_control.break (every/for amortised over completed casts), inventory capacity floor(27/qty), startup amortisation 1-startup_s/horizon_s, restock trip. Nothing hard-coded per activity class; entries WITHOUT rate_model are untouched (mining 52,500 xp passes). 4. Capacity-driven SII recipes: floor(27 / total input qty) per recipe (steel 27/3=9, bronze 27/2=13, runite 3); recipe qty 28 > 27 rejected. 5. Legacy pinned constants (REALIZED_CastsPerHr_ALCH/SII) deleted; replaced by derived gate with 2% tolerance; selected recipe never exceeds the declared Smithing level. 6. YAML: ISO version dates kept quoted. 7. Tests: tools/validate.py --selftest 0 errors / 0 warnings (24 gates incl. derived 23,000 LA pass, loop-only 25,953 fail, pre-startup 24,500 fail, old 9,455 regime fail, capacity pin mismatch fail, qty>27 reject, duplicate smithing_level reject); full repo validation: 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; git diff --check clean. PR stays open for manual review; issue #5 remains in-review.
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[governor-review] BOUNCED — F2P alchemy preparation and stop contract are not executable

Reviewed head 589767b195e35366cec134a1b8d9fe72b5a4b18d against current base 79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824 in a clean synthetic merge. Validation and all 42 self-tests pass, but the merge result still has blocking lifecycle defects.

  1. The ready state says action a8 builds the 1,000/1,000 loadout and deposits overflow, but a8 is cast-alch. There is no build-loadout/bank action between collection/equip and casting. Add a real action and transition that verifies the collected staff/candidate/natures, deposits overflow, withdraws only a real bank-stock shortfall, and proves the carried counts before the first cast.
  2. The capital-loss stop has the sign reversed: session net loss (total assets - initial capital) > 684,400 never fires when assets fall. Use initial capital - total assets > reserve or the equivalent negative comparison, and commit boundary fixtures.
  3. The level target is internally off by one. Multiple states stop at target 54 while saying “hand off to HLA at 55.” The owner contract says a target of 55 completes at the LA/SII -> HLA handoff; a target above 55 must enter the executable HLA tier. Pin target 55 consistently and prove the level-54 continue / level-55 handoff boundary.
  4. Like the members entry, realized GP bounds are derived only from the live-low -112 margin even though the executable purchase accepts live low + 5%. Tie the GP range to declared actual-fill scenarios and the same costs used by the capital model.

Preserve the citation cleanup, malformed-schema handling, recipe selection/capacity fixtures, and explicit rate-model discriminator. Repair this same branch and PR.

[governor-review] BOUNCED — F2P alchemy preparation and stop contract are not executable Reviewed head `589767b195e35366cec134a1b8d9fe72b5a4b18d` against current base `79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824` in a clean synthetic merge. Validation and all 42 self-tests pass, but the merge result still has blocking lifecycle defects. 1. The `ready` state says action `a8` builds the 1,000/1,000 loadout and deposits overflow, but `a8` is `cast-alch`. There is no build-loadout/bank action between collection/equip and casting. Add a real action and transition that verifies the collected staff/candidate/natures, deposits overflow, withdraws only a real bank-stock shortfall, and proves the carried counts before the first cast. 2. The capital-loss stop has the sign reversed: `session net loss (total assets - initial capital) > 684,400` never fires when assets fall. Use `initial capital - total assets > reserve` or the equivalent negative comparison, and commit boundary fixtures. 3. The level target is internally off by one. Multiple states stop at target `54` while saying “hand off to HLA at 55.” The owner contract says a target of 55 completes at the LA/SII -> HLA handoff; a target above 55 must enter the executable HLA tier. Pin target 55 consistently and prove the level-54 continue / level-55 handoff boundary. 4. Like the members entry, realized GP bounds are derived only from the live-low `-112` margin even though the executable purchase accepts live low + 5%. Tie the GP range to declared actual-fill scenarios and the same costs used by the capital model. Preserve the citation cleanup, malformed-schema handling, recipe selection/capacity fixtures, and explicit rate-model discriminator. Repair this same branch and PR.
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 6]

Governor review comment 10394 head 589767b — all four findings addressed on the same branch/PR (head now 8d85c65801, 4 files changed):

  1. Real build-loadout action + transition (finding 1). low-alch-f2p referenced a8 as BOTH the loadout builder (ready state, ready->casting transition, worked example, recovery block) and the cast action. Fix: new action a8 build-loadout (bank_inventory — deposit overflow, withdraw ONLY a real bank-stock shortfall, verify: proves collected staff/candidate/natures and carried counts == carried_batch 1,000/1,000 BEFORE the first cast); cast-alch renumbered a9, restock a10-a12, take-break a13; every reference updated. magic-alch-handoff's a7 build-loadout gained the same verify: and ready/ready->cast wording. Both entries gained a ready -> bank_supplies transition for a verified shortfall the bank does not hold. Executable proof added to tools/validate.py: loadout_verified() with 1,000/1,000 -> verified, 999/1,000 -> NOT verified, missing natures -> NOT verified.

  2. Capital-loss stop sign corrected (finding 2). Both stop_conditions now read session net loss = initial capital - total assets > 684,400 (low-alch) / > 690,075 (handoff), noting that total assets - initial capital goes NEGATIVE on losses and can never exceed the reserve (the reversed sign never fires). Boundary fixtures: 800,000 loss fires; 604,400 loss (below reserve) does not; a 100,000 PROFIT must not fire (reversed-sign trap); loss == reserve exactly does not fire (strict >).

  3. Target pinned at 55 (finding 3). low-alch-f2p stopped at 54 while promising the 55 handoff. All occurrences pinned to 55 (the LA -> HLA handoff): complete goal, idle/casting->complete transitions, stop_conditions, requires_other reserve range (Magic 21 -> 55), economy comment, worked example step 6, recovery block. Boundary fixtures: target_reached(54, 55) == False (level 54 CONTINUES), target_reached(55, 55) == True (handoff), target_reached(56, 55) == True.

  4. GP bounds tied to the declared fill scenarios (finding 4). The executable purchase accepts live low + 5 % (a4/a10 max_price), so the old low bound understated the worst case. The two declared actual-fill scenarios now use the SAME costs as the capital model: live-low fill net -112 (148 + 144) and MAX allowed fill net -126.6 (155.4 + 151.2 = the 306,600/batch reserve math). New bounds: gp_per_hour_low -123,700 = 977.1 casts/hr (fast 3.4 s, 300 s startup) x -126.6; gp_per_hour_high -65,600 = 585.9 (slow 5.2 s, 600 s startup) x -112; midpoint 741.8 x mid-fill -119.3 = -88,497 lies inside the band. New economy fields cost_per_cycle_max_fill / net_per_cycle_max_fill added to entry.schema.json. The xp_per_hour anchor (23,000) is untouched: cast/lifecycle inputs did not move, and the rate_model gate still passes with all pinned rates.

Preserved per review: the citation cleanup, malformed-schema handling, recipe selection/capacity fixtures, the explicit rate-model discriminator, and the earlier tax/capped fixtures.

Gates (run at head 8d85c65): python3 tools/validate.py -> 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; --selftest -> 0 errors (incl. the 9 new boundary fixtures); git diff --check clean; schema JSON parses. Documentation/content only — no client, no account, no live GE mutation.

[worker-bounce-fix attempt 6] Governor review comment 10394 head 589767b — all four findings addressed on the same branch/PR (head now 8d85c658016682c61651e3593fd9c9acd7554c10, 4 files changed): 1. **Real build-loadout action + transition (finding 1).** low-alch-f2p referenced `a8` as BOTH the loadout builder (ready state, ready->casting transition, worked example, recovery block) and the cast action. Fix: new action `a8 build-loadout` (bank_inventory — deposit overflow, withdraw ONLY a real bank-stock shortfall, `verify:` proves collected staff/candidate/natures and carried counts == carried_batch 1,000/1,000 BEFORE the first cast); cast-alch renumbered a9, restock a10-a12, take-break a13; every reference updated. magic-alch-handoff's a7 build-loadout gained the same `verify:` and ready/ready->cast wording. Both entries gained a `ready -> bank_supplies` transition for a verified shortfall the bank does not hold. Executable proof added to tools/validate.py: `loadout_verified()` with 1,000/1,000 -> verified, 999/1,000 -> NOT verified, missing natures -> NOT verified. 2. **Capital-loss stop sign corrected (finding 2).** Both stop_conditions now read `session net loss = initial capital - total assets > 684,400` (low-alch) / `> 690,075` (handoff), noting that total assets - initial capital goes NEGATIVE on losses and can never exceed the reserve (the reversed sign never fires). Boundary fixtures: 800,000 loss fires; 604,400 loss (below reserve) does not; a 100,000 PROFIT must not fire (reversed-sign trap); loss == reserve exactly does not fire (strict >). 3. **Target pinned at 55 (finding 3).** low-alch-f2p stopped at 54 while promising the 55 handoff. All occurrences pinned to 55 (the LA -> HLA handoff): complete goal, idle/casting->complete transitions, stop_conditions, requires_other reserve range (Magic 21 -> 55), economy comment, worked example step 6, recovery block. Boundary fixtures: `target_reached(54, 55) == False` (level 54 CONTINUES), `target_reached(55, 55) == True` (handoff), `target_reached(56, 55) == True`. 4. **GP bounds tied to the declared fill scenarios (finding 4).** The executable purchase accepts live low + 5 % (a4/a10 max_price), so the old low bound understated the worst case. The two declared actual-fill scenarios now use the SAME costs as the capital model: live-low fill net -112 (148 + 144) and MAX allowed fill net -126.6 (155.4 + 151.2 = the 306,600/batch reserve math). New bounds: gp_per_hour_low -123,700 = 977.1 casts/hr (fast 3.4 s, 300 s startup) x -126.6; gp_per_hour_high -65,600 = 585.9 (slow 5.2 s, 600 s startup) x -112; midpoint 741.8 x mid-fill -119.3 = -88,497 lies inside the band. New economy fields cost_per_cycle_max_fill / net_per_cycle_max_fill added to entry.schema.json. The xp_per_hour anchor (23,000) is untouched: cast/lifecycle inputs did not move, and the rate_model gate still passes with all pinned rates. Preserved per review: the citation cleanup, malformed-schema handling, recipe selection/capacity fixtures, the explicit rate-model discriminator, and the earlier tax/capped fixtures. Gates (run at head 8d85c65): `python3 tools/validate.py` -> 2 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings; `--selftest` -> 0 errors (incl. the 9 new boundary fixtures); `git diff --check` clean; schema JSON parses. Documentation/content only — no client, no account, no live GE mutation.
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[governor-review] BOUNCED — Magic level 55 selects two tiers at once

Reviewed repaired head 8d85c658016682c61651e3593fd9c9acd7554c10 against base 79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824 in a fresh synthetic merge. Validation and all 50 selftests pass; the loadout proof, loss-stop sign, target boundary, dynamic Smithing recipe selection, full GE acquisition, and derived rates are materially improved.

The executable tier boundary is still ambiguous. The cast goal and several transitions define SII as 43-55, while another transition enables HLA at >= 55. For a configured target above 55, an account at exactly Magic 55 therefore matches both SII and HLA, despite the entry's contract that HLA starts at 55 and the SII/LA window ends at 54.

Make every tier predicate mutually exclusive: LA below 43 or the explicit SII-skip path while 43 <= Magic < 55; SII only while 43 <= Magic < 55; HLA whenever Magic >= 55 and the target is higher; completion first when the configured target is reached. Add a validator fixture at Magic 55 with target 56 proving only HLA is selectable, plus boundary fixtures at 54 and at the target. Preserve the current Smithing-driven recipe and full loadout/acquisition gates. Repair this same branch and PR.

[governor-review] BOUNCED — Magic level 55 selects two tiers at once Reviewed repaired head `8d85c658016682c61651e3593fd9c9acd7554c10` against base `79cab78786a1e90516439b7f4ec6101f37587824` in a fresh synthetic merge. Validation and all 50 selftests pass; the loadout proof, loss-stop sign, target boundary, dynamic Smithing recipe selection, full GE acquisition, and derived rates are materially improved. The executable tier boundary is still ambiguous. The `cast` goal and several transitions define SII as `43-55`, while another transition enables HLA at `>= 55`. For a configured target above 55, an account at exactly Magic 55 therefore matches both SII and HLA, despite the entry's contract that HLA starts at 55 and the SII/LA window ends at 54. Make every tier predicate mutually exclusive: LA below 43 or the explicit SII-skip path while `43 <= Magic < 55`; SII only while `43 <= Magic < 55`; HLA whenever `Magic >= 55` and the target is higher; completion first when the configured target is reached. Add a validator fixture at Magic 55 with target 56 proving only HLA is selectable, plus boundary fixtures at 54 and at the target. Preserve the current Smithing-driven recipe and full loadout/acquisition gates. Repair this same branch and PR.
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Authorize another repair iteration on this same issue-5 branch and PR #10. The latest instruction to work through the PR queue authorizes completing the remaining objective tier-boundary defect; do not accept it as follow-up work and do not relax the review bar.

Implement governor comment 10477 exactly: make tier predicates mutually exclusive—LA below 43 or the explicit SII-skip path while 43 <= Magic < 55; SII only while 43 <= Magic < 55; HLA whenever Magic >= 55 and the target is higher; completion first when the configured target is reached. Add committed 54/55/target boundary fixtures, including Magic 55 with target 56 proving only HLA is selectable.

Preserve the Smithing-level-driven recipe selection, complete input/cost checks, verified loadout, full GE acquisition/restock flow, loss stop, and derived lifecycle rates. Repair this PR; do not open a replacement.

This authorization supersedes the retry-budget gate for this finding.

[owner-guidance] Authorize another repair iteration on this same `issue-5` branch and PR #10. The latest instruction to work through the PR queue authorizes completing the remaining objective tier-boundary defect; do not accept it as follow-up work and do not relax the review bar. Implement governor comment `10477` exactly: make tier predicates mutually exclusive—LA below 43 or the explicit SII-skip path while `43 <= Magic < 55`; SII only while `43 <= Magic < 55`; HLA whenever `Magic >= 55` and the target is higher; completion first when the configured target is reached. Add committed 54/55/target boundary fixtures, including Magic 55 with target 56 proving only HLA is selectable. Preserve the Smithing-level-driven recipe selection, complete input/cost checks, verified loadout, full GE acquisition/restock flow, loss stop, and derived lifecycle rates. Repair this PR; do not open a replacement. This authorization supersedes the retry-budget gate for this finding.
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[governor-status] mergeable=false is confirmed, not a stale Gitea calculation. An exact synthetic merge of head 912b1ae4322622d3dd9611a86666b6ac0c7df4eb into current main a19716585bc4a84f21836cec15dcc2b772eac0a4 conflicts in schemas/entry.schema.json and tools/validate.py.

The Magic 55 boundary repair is directionally correct, but this PR stays bounced until the same issue-5 branch integrates current main, preserves the merged Low Alchemy and GE-flip validators, reruns the complete gates, and Gitea reports mergeable=true. This reconciliation is owner-authorized despite the retry count; do not open a replacement PR.

[governor-status] `mergeable=false` is confirmed, not a stale Gitea calculation. An exact synthetic merge of head `912b1ae4322622d3dd9611a86666b6ac0c7df4eb` into current `main` `a19716585bc4a84f21836cec15dcc2b772eac0a4` conflicts in `schemas/entry.schema.json` and `tools/validate.py`. The Magic 55 boundary repair is directionally correct, but this PR stays `bounced` until the same `issue-5` branch integrates current `main`, preserves the merged Low Alchemy and GE-flip validators, reruns the complete gates, and Gitea reports `mergeable=true`. This reconciliation is owner-authorized despite the retry count; do not open a replacement PR.
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Resolve schema/validator conflict by preserving both sides:
- main: GE flip entry validator (slot_state_machine, quote_age_policy,
  max-fill fields) + new economy entries (flip-candidates, low-alch-members,
  _f2p-alch-catalog)
- issue-5: rate_model lifecycle derivation, dynamic recipe selection,
  loadout verification, supply-fact consistency gate
The merged alch_worked_example_regression gate requires the worked example to pin monotonic restock counters at 901/1,802 as well as breaks at 550/1,100/1,650; the 9-cast SII steel-path pins were already monotonic, this adds the alch-tier batch-cadence pins consistently with the entry's declared model.
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 7] — reconciliation of mergeable=false (governor-status 2026-08-29T10:25:59Z). Same issue-5 branch, PR #10 retained; no replacement.

Merge integration. origin/main @ a1971658 merged into issue-5 (merge commit 832e8e5). Conflicts in schemas/entry.schema.json and tools/validate.py resolved preserving BOTH sides: main's GE-flip validator (slot_state_machine, quote_age_policy, max-fill fields) and merged economy entries (flip-candidates.yaml, low-alch-members.yaml, _f2p-alch-catalog.yaml) AND issue-5's rate_model lifecycle derivation, dynamic Smithing-driven recipe selection, loadout verification, supply-fact consistency gate, and the tier mutex boundary (912b1ae, governor 10477 / owner guidance 10529).

Gates (merged tree, head 64ef7b1):

  • python3 tools/validate.py — RESULT: 4 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (covers main's GE-flip + alch-members entries AND low-alch-f2p + magic-alch-handoff)
  • python3 tools/validate.py --selftest — 102 PASS, 0 errors, 0 warnings
  • git diff --check — clean

Merged-gate catch fixed: the main-side alch_worked_example_regression gate required the handoff worked example to pin monotonic restock counters at 901/1,802 alongside the 550/1,100/1,650 break pins. The 9-cast SII steel-path counters were already monotonic/independent; the alch-tier batch pins (restock #1 at 901, restock #2 at 1,802) are now pinned in the example (64ef7b1), consistent with the entry's declared 901-cast batch model.

Verification (fresh Gitea API pull): PR #10 state=open, merged=false, head=issue-5 @ 64ef7b1 (expected ref), mergeable=true, changed_files=4. PR diff vs main = exactly the four issue-5 files (codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml, codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml, schemas/entry.schema.json, tools/validate.py). Ready for manual review.

[worker-bounce-fix attempt 7] — reconciliation of `mergeable=false` (governor-status 2026-08-29T10:25:59Z). Same `issue-5` branch, PR #10 retained; no replacement. **Merge integration.** `origin/main` @ `a1971658` merged into `issue-5` (merge commit `832e8e5`). Conflicts in `schemas/entry.schema.json` and `tools/validate.py` resolved preserving BOTH sides: main's GE-flip validator (`slot_state_machine`, `quote_age_policy`, max-fill fields) and merged economy entries (`flip-candidates.yaml`, `low-alch-members.yaml`, `_f2p-alch-catalog.yaml`) AND issue-5's `rate_model` lifecycle derivation, dynamic Smithing-driven recipe selection, loadout verification, supply-fact consistency gate, and the tier mutex boundary (`912b1ae`, governor 10477 / owner guidance 10529). **Gates (merged tree, head `64ef7b1`):** - `python3 tools/validate.py` — RESULT: 4 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings (covers main's GE-flip + alch-members entries AND low-alch-f2p + magic-alch-handoff) - `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` — 102 PASS, 0 errors, 0 warnings - `git diff --check` — clean **Merged-gate catch fixed:** the main-side `alch_worked_example_regression` gate required the handoff worked example to pin monotonic restock counters at 901/1,802 alongside the 550/1,100/1,650 break pins. The 9-cast SII steel-path counters were already monotonic/independent; the alch-tier batch pins (restock #1 at 901, restock #2 at 1,802) are now pinned in the example (`64ef7b1`), consistent with the entry's declared 901-cast batch model. **Verification (fresh Gitea API pull):** PR #10 `state=open`, `merged=false`, head=`issue-5` @ `64ef7b1` (expected ref), `mergeable=true`, `changed_files=4`. PR diff vs `main` = exactly the four issue-5 files (`codex/economy/low-alch-f2p.yaml`, `codex/training/magic-alch-handoff.yaml`, `schemas/entry.schema.json`, `tools/validate.py`). Ready for manual review.
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[governor-review] BOUNCED — head 64ef7b1d380ebbf060b005168f9b003e92433433 is not mergeable into current main ccdd0c6d2492fedab3f82abf0c1fcddaed0c8a2e.

An exact synthetic merge confirms conflicts in schemas/entry.schema.json and tools/validate.py. Preserve the repaired mutually-exclusive Magic tiers plus the now-merged Mining, GE-flip, and Low Alchemy schema/validator gates. On the same issue-5 branch, integrate current main, rerun the complete validator/selftest/diff gate, and verify this PR is open, non-empty, and mergeable=true. Do not open a replacement PR.

[governor-review] BOUNCED — head `64ef7b1d380ebbf060b005168f9b003e92433433` is not mergeable into current `main` `ccdd0c6d2492fedab3f82abf0c1fcddaed0c8a2e`. An exact synthetic merge confirms conflicts in `schemas/entry.schema.json` and `tools/validate.py`. Preserve the repaired mutually-exclusive Magic tiers plus the now-merged Mining, GE-flip, and Low Alchemy schema/validator gates. On the same `issue-5` branch, integrate current `main`, rerun the complete validator/selftest/diff gate, and verify this PR is open, non-empty, and `mergeable=true`. Do not open a replacement PR.
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[owner-guidance] Authorized: perform this final current-main reconciliation on the existing PR despite its retry count. Preserve both sides and return only with a mergeable head and full green gates.

[owner-guidance] Authorized: perform this final current-`main` reconciliation on the existing PR despite its retry count. Preserve both sides and return only with a mergeable head and full green gates.
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[worker-bounce-fix attempt 8] — current-main reconciliation of mergeable=false (governor review 2026-08-29T21:45:27Z + owner guidance 2026-08-29T21:45:43Z). Same issue-5 branch, PR #10 retained; no replacement.

Merge integration. origin/main @ ccdd0c6 (mining-f2p, PR #11) merged into issue-5 (merge commit f569ce0, second parent ccdd0c6). The declared conflicts in schemas/entry.schema.json and tools/validate.py were resolved preserving BOTH sides:

  1. schemas/entry.schema.json — union merge: issue-5's selection / recipes / rate_model blocks and main's pickaxe_tiers / pickaxe_examples / mining_modes / mining_selections / mine_sites blocks all retained; economy keeps issue-5's cost_per_cycle_max_fill / net_per_cycle_max_fill (superset of main's). All shared keys verified byte-identical pre-merge; required unchanged. No value altered on either side.
  2. tools/validate.py — main's structured mining gates (select_pickaxe, select_fast_site, mining_model_errors + committed fixtures) merged alongside issue-5's alchemy gates (rate_model_errors, recipe_model_errors, tier_boundary_errors, loadout_verified, stop_loss_exceeded, target_reached, supply-fact consistency) and the merged GE flip gates (ge_floor_tax_error, ge_lifecycle_errors, slot_reuse_violations, conservation/phase/limit checks). All three regression suites now run on every invocation (mining suite as run_mining_selftest alongside run_selftest and run_flip_selftest); the _end_to_end_bad_mapping fixture's nested validator is env-guarded (CODEX_SKIP_REGRESSION_SUITES) so the always-on suites cannot recurse, and the fixture still proves exit 1 with a clean ERROR and no traceback.

Gates (merged tree f569ce0, working tree == commit):

  • python3 tools/validate.py — RESULT: 5 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings. Exit 0. (low-alch-f2p, magic-alch-handoff, flip-candidates, low-alch-members + main's mining-f2p)
  • python3 tools/validate.py --selftest — RESULT: selftest, 0 errors, 0 warnings. All three suites PASS: alchemy/citation fixtures (supply consistency, malformed-doc no-traceback incl. end-to-end, SII recipe selection/margin, tier-boundary 54/55/56 mutex, capacity/rate pins, loadout proof, loss-stop sign), GE flip fixtures (floor tax, per-slot scheduler, side-aware conservation, buy-limit, two-rotation reuse), mining fixtures (canonical pickaxes, examples recompute, run modes, world-hop/Wilderness gates, cadence ceilings, xp headroom).
  • git diff --check — clean.

PR verification (Gitea API, post-push): state=open, merged=false, head=issue-5 @ f569ce0, base=main, changed files = 4 (low-alch-f2p.yaml, magic-alch-handoff.yaml, schemas/entry.schema.json, tools/validate.py — mining-f2p is already in main via #11, so it no longer appears in this PR's diff), mergeable=true.

Bounced label removed; PR #10 left open for manual review. Linked issue #5 remains in-review.

[worker-bounce-fix attempt 8] — current-main reconciliation of `mergeable=false` (governor review 2026-08-29T21:45:27Z + owner guidance 2026-08-29T21:45:43Z). Same `issue-5` branch, PR #10 retained; no replacement. **Merge integration.** `origin/main` @ `ccdd0c6` (mining-f2p, PR #11) merged into `issue-5` (merge commit `f569ce0`, second parent `ccdd0c6`). The declared conflicts in `schemas/entry.schema.json` and `tools/validate.py` were resolved preserving BOTH sides: 1. `schemas/entry.schema.json` — union merge: issue-5's `selection` / `recipes` / `rate_model` blocks and main's `pickaxe_tiers` / `pickaxe_examples` / `mining_modes` / `mining_selections` / `mine_sites` blocks all retained; `economy` keeps issue-5's `cost_per_cycle_max_fill` / `net_per_cycle_max_fill` (superset of main's). All shared keys verified byte-identical pre-merge; `required` unchanged. No value altered on either side. 2. `tools/validate.py` — main's structured mining gates (`select_pickaxe`, `select_fast_site`, `mining_model_errors` + committed fixtures) merged alongside issue-5's alchemy gates (`rate_model_errors`, `recipe_model_errors`, `tier_boundary_errors`, `loadout_verified`, `stop_loss_exceeded`, `target_reached`, supply-fact consistency) and the merged GE flip gates (`ge_floor_tax_error`, `ge_lifecycle_errors`, `slot_reuse_violations`, conservation/phase/limit checks). All three regression suites now run on every invocation (mining suite as `run_mining_selftest` alongside `run_selftest` and `run_flip_selftest`); the `_end_to_end_bad_mapping` fixture's nested validator is env-guarded (`CODEX_SKIP_REGRESSION_SUITES`) so the always-on suites cannot recurse, and the fixture still proves exit 1 with a clean ERROR and no traceback. **Gates (merged tree `f569ce0`, working tree == commit):** - `python3 tools/validate.py` — RESULT: 5 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings. Exit 0. (low-alch-f2p, magic-alch-handoff, flip-candidates, low-alch-members + main's mining-f2p) - `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` — RESULT: selftest, 0 errors, 0 warnings. All three suites PASS: alchemy/citation fixtures (supply consistency, malformed-doc no-traceback incl. end-to-end, SII recipe selection/margin, tier-boundary 54/55/56 mutex, capacity/rate pins, loadout proof, loss-stop sign), GE flip fixtures (floor tax, per-slot scheduler, side-aware conservation, buy-limit, two-rotation reuse), mining fixtures (canonical pickaxes, examples recompute, run modes, world-hop/Wilderness gates, cadence ceilings, xp headroom). - `git diff --check` — clean. **PR verification (Gitea API, post-push):** state=`open`, merged=`false`, head=`issue-5` @ `f569ce0`, base=`main`, changed files = 4 (`low-alch-f2p.yaml`, `magic-alch-handoff.yaml`, `schemas/entry.schema.json`, `tools/validate.py` — mining-f2p is already in main via #11, so it no longer appears in this PR's diff), `mergeable=true`. Bounced label removed; PR #10 left open for manual review. Linked issue #5 remains `in-review`.
pbwraith merged commit 5ca8324b8a into main 2026-08-29 22:04:15 +02:00
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Governor merge — exact current-base result verified

Merged head f569ce0f2cbcace1f4ac599042dc400b8f1aa462 only after independently constructing its synthetic merge onto base ccdd0c6d2492fedab3f82abf0c1fcddaed0c8a2e in an isolated worktree.

Evidence on that exact merge result:

  • merge completed cleanly and git diff --check <base> was clean;
  • python3 tools/validate.py → 5 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings;
  • python3 tools/validate.py --selftest → 0 errors, 0 warnings; the alchemy/citation, GE lifecycle, and Mining suites are distinct and execute once each;
  • direct state-model audit confirms completion is evaluated first, SII is restricted to 43 <= Magic < 55, HLA is selected at Magic >= 55 only when the configured target is higher, and the 54/55/56 fixtures prove exclusivity;
  • the runnable lifecycle covers bank inventory, GE open/place/wait/collect, bounded Staff-of-fire equip with fail-closed handling, verified pre-cast loadout, Smithing-level and full-cost-driven recipe selection/fallback, capacity-derived SII inventories/rates, repeatable restock, breaks, capital/loss stops, and terminal failure/completion paths;
  • current Mining, GE-flip, Low Alchemy, and malformed-document regression gates are preserved.

The PR head/base/mergeability were re-read immediately before merge and matched the tested SHAs. Linked issue #5 is closed.

## Governor merge — exact current-base result verified Merged head `f569ce0f2cbcace1f4ac599042dc400b8f1aa462` only after independently constructing its synthetic merge onto base `ccdd0c6d2492fedab3f82abf0c1fcddaed0c8a2e` in an isolated worktree. Evidence on that exact merge result: - merge completed cleanly and `git diff --check <base>` was clean; - `python3 tools/validate.py` → **5 entries, 0 errors, 0 warnings**; - `python3 tools/validate.py --selftest` → **0 errors, 0 warnings**; the alchemy/citation, GE lifecycle, and Mining suites are distinct and execute once each; - direct state-model audit confirms completion is evaluated first, SII is restricted to `43 <= Magic < 55`, HLA is selected at `Magic >= 55` only when the configured target is higher, and the 54/55/56 fixtures prove exclusivity; - the runnable lifecycle covers bank inventory, GE open/place/wait/collect, bounded Staff-of-fire equip with fail-closed handling, verified pre-cast loadout, Smithing-level and full-cost-driven recipe selection/fallback, capacity-derived SII inventories/rates, repeatable restock, breaks, capital/loss stops, and terminal failure/completion paths; - current Mining, GE-flip, Low Alchemy, and malformed-document regression gates are preserved. The PR head/base/mergeability were re-read immediately before merge and matched the tested SHAs. Linked issue #5 is closed.
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