The Trilogy Times

## Summary

Records the production account mapping correction for newly active experiment sandbox account:

- 520519513954 → Exp-AIEngineeringandBuilder-aiengColinedi

Mapped to class = Central Engineering and bu = Central Engineering, projected from 2026-Q3 through the existing 2030-Q4 horizon.

## Incident & Why

The saas-budgeting-pipeline scheduled run for 2026-09-25 failed closed on the noncentral_charges ingest:

ValueError: account mapping is incomplete for 2026-Q3: ['520519513954']

All other ingests (docker, k8s, database_units, mapping, server_costs) published successfully.

## How the values were derived (evidence chain)

1. Master Payer: Account 520519513954 reports RDS costs under master payer 572481847476 (VDI).

2. Account Name: Queried AWS Cost Explorer linked-account metadata via the payer role (ESW-CO-ReadOnly-P2), returning:

- 520519513954 → Exp-AIEngineeringandBuilder-aiengColinedi

3. Class & BU: Mapped to class = Central Engineering and bu = Central Engineering, matching adjacent developer experiment and tooling accounts under the engineering umbrella (Exp-CentralEngineering-*, Int-CentralEngineering-*, Dev-CentralFunctions-*).

4. Completeness: Querying the anti-join between core_finance.aws_spend_net_amortized_costs (RDS service, 2026-Q3) and core_finance.aws_spend_budget_account_mapping confirmed that across all master payers, exactly this single account was missing a mapping.

## Production remediation completed

1. Executed and verified in finance_dw: 18 rows inserted (1 account × 18 quarters, 2026-Q3 .. 2030-Q4).

2. Post-commit anti-join confirmed 0 unmapped 2026-Q3 RDS accounts remaining.

3. Triggered on-demand Step Functions execution manual-noncentral-aieng-colinedi-20260926T134119Z:

- Status: SUCCEEDED

- Candidate count: 204 accounts

- Replaced 203 prior rows with 204 current rows

- Source max date: 2026-09-25

- Billable accounts: 148 / charge total: $148,000

- Mapping gap count: 0

## Summary

- Root cause: GuidePlatform's behavioral_events source table gained six new columns (observed, location, others_present, reviewed_with_team, lied_about_it, escalated_from) upstream. Every scheduled guide-platform-raw-sync run since 2026-09-24 05:35 UTC has failed at the pre-extraction schema-shape check with GuidePlatform source schema drifted: behavioral_events(added=[...]) (CloudWatch: /klair/pipelines/prod/guide-platform-raw-sync; still failing 2026-09-28).

- Types confirmed by read-only introspection of the live GuidePlatform Postgres (information_schema.columns, same reviewed benji_ro reader role the pipeline uses): observed/location/others_present/escalated_from are nullable text; reviewed_with_team/lied_about_it are boolean NOT NULL DEFAULT false.

- Regenerated src/contract.py and ddl/001_create_staging.sql from the live source via scripts/generate_contract.py (only behavioral_events changed). Updated contracts/legacy_clean_compatibility.json's new_source_fields, and relaxed the ddl/003 and ddl/005 "matches canonical exactly" tests, which pinned byte-for-byte equality against the ever-current ddl/001.

- Grant handling (reworked after Mercy's review). A schema-wide Surtr_Service_User grant set (ALTER/DELETE/DROP/INSERT/REFERENCES/RULE/SELECT/TRIGGER/TRUNCATE/UPDATE) now sits on all 115 relations in staging_education_guide_platform, unrelated to this fix. The first cut of ddl/006 recreated the view and restored only the three reviewed CQL_download_OM grants, so the admin preflight (correctly) refused and the pipeline stayed down. Restoring any fixed baseline is wrong in both directions, so ddl/006 now carries no GRANT/OWNER statements. run_ddl.py --apply-migration behavioral-events-schema-additions:

1. captures the live owner, the raw pg_class.relacl (grantor-exact) and the svv_relation_privileges rows (the only place RBAC role grants appear);

2. refuses, before submitting anything, an ACL a plain GRANT cannot reproduce (grant options, a grantor other than the owner, partial legacy RULE/TRIGGER sets, non-plain identifiers) and any non-superuser (partial-visibility) snapshot;

3. submits one atomic batch: precondition guard that the live relation still equals the snapshot, DROP/CREATE/COMMENT, ALTER ... OWNER plus one GRANT per grantee replaying exactly the snapshot (ALL PRIVILEGES for the full 10-bit set, which is the only spelling that reproduces the legacy RULE/TRIGGER bits), then a postcondition guard that fails the whole batch (rollback) unless owner, ACL and privilege rows equal the snapshot again;

4. replaces the hardcoded expected_grants=3/unexpected_grants=0 preflight with snapshot-derived counts (same fail-closed intent, and it now also pins the raw ACL, not just the privilege view). Nothing is stripped, added or widened, and no grantee is hardcoded.

- Latent bug fixed: the migration's ClientToken was 67 characters and the Data API limit is 64, so submission would have been rejected client-side. The token is now a constant prefix plus a digest of the exact submitted SQL, so an identical retry stays idempotent and a batch built from a different snapshot can never collide with an earlier one.

- Consumer contract pins (added after CI failed on mart-education-guide-roster-refresh). The regenerated producer hash 1f882787... is a runtime handshake with the Guide roster consumer: its handler selects only ledger rows carrying its pinned hash, and the live sp_refresh_guide_roster_evidence procedure re-checks it before any target write, so a mismatch fails closed with no mart write. Following the 2026-09-21 precedent (#1991) this PR bumps every pin (handler, source-inventory verifier, canonical ddl/001 predicate, disposable-Redshift fixture, and the surtr-374 spec/checklist/evidence docs) and adds ddl/005_20260928_source_contract.sql, the procedure migration, registered in apply_ddl.py with its own statement name and token. Nothing else reads behavioral_events (the consumer reads only ingestion_ledger, campus_guide_roster, sessions; person-directory-refresh reads ingestion_ledger, students, users), so the six nullable columns cannot change any consumer's behavior. Ordered recovery gates are in the new contracts/schema-drift-2026-09-24.md.

- Scope: pipelines/runners/guide-platform-raw-sync/ (ddl/, scripts/run_ddl.py, src/contract.py, tests/test_contract.py, contracts/, README.md), pipelines/runners/mart-education-guide-roster-refresh/ (pins, ddl/005, apply_ddl.py, tests) and the surtr-374 guide-roster spec docs.

- DDL applied to prod 2026-09-28 10:41 UTC via REDSHIFT_DB_USER=admin uv run python scripts/run_ddl.py --apply --apply-migration behavioral-events-schema-additions (Data API statement 6ceae357-b79b-4c59-9d5f-12c6d0d65455). Guards passed; live snapshot was owner admin, CQL_download_OM=ard, Surtr_Service_User=arwdRxtDPA, no role/group/PUBLIC grants (3 ACL entries, 13 privilege rows). The applier's own catalog check confirmed all 57 clean views match the contract.

- Still needed before the pipeline recovers: (1) merge this PR and let CD ship both runner images (the failing check is the producer's source-drift guard, which reads the *deployed* src/contract.py); (2) apply ddl/005_20260928_source_contract.sql with apply_ddl.py while the consumer trigger stays disabled (the live procedure still pins 63a7a6fd...); (3) start a fresh raw execution and follow the gates in contracts/schema-drift-2026-09-24.md. Nothing fires the consumer automatically today (no EventBridge rule targets it), so an ordering slip fails closed rather than writing.

## Business Value

Restores the daily guide-platform-raw-sync pipeline, which has been fully down (zero successful runs) since 2026-09-24. Every table in staging_education_guide_platform, not just behavioral_events, is going stale because the run fails at pre-extraction validation before any table syncs. This is the fourth schema-drift break in about a week across three upstream tables, each needing a one-off migration. This rework also removes a class of silent risk: recreating a view previously discarded every grant not on a reviewed list, so a governance rollout like the schema-wide Surtr_Service_User grant would have been silently stripped, or the migration blocked. It now preserves whatever the live grants are and proves it inside the transaction.

## Manual Effort Estimate

Roughly 6-8 focused hours for an engineer already familiar with this runner's guarded-migration pattern: reading the drift error and logs, introspecting live source types, regenerating the contract, writing the migration and its guards, then diagnosing the grant blocker and designing and testing the snapshot/replay/postcondition machinery (including the raw-ACL and RBAC-role coverage and the ClientToken limit), and finally the live apply with before/after ACL verification across all 115 relations. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest in the runner dir: 177 passed, 1 skipped (pre-existing skip: SELECT-only Redshift integration test needing explicit approval).

- [x] ruff check / ruff format --check (pinned 0.15.22, matching CI) clean on the runner dir.

- [x] New tests cover: no hardcoded grants in ddl/006; replay order (drop, create, comment, owner, grants, postcondition); a non-baseline extra grant (user, role, group, PUBLIC, partial privilege set) surviving the recreate; refusal of unreplayable ACLs; guards pinning the same snapshot before and after; snapshot-derived preflight expectations failing closed on every counter; ClientToken length and digest binding; 40-statement batch limit; full fake-Data-API apply submitting the replay; no submission on a stale snapshot, a non-superuser snapshot, a non-view relation, or an unreplayable ACL.

- [x] Live catalog SQL (relacl membership and count predicates, the full preflight query) exercised read-only against the warehouse before the apply.

- [x] Prod apply verified: owner and ACL of behavioral_events identical before and after (admin=arwdRxtDPA/admin,CQL_download_OM=ard/admin,Surtr_Service_User=arwdRxtDPA/admin); owner and ACL of all 115 relations in the schema identical before and after; behavioral_events 37 to 43 columns with the six new fields at positions 29-34; view comment and source-contract hash updated (1f882787...); view row count (6391) equals raw_behavioral_events.

- [x] Full CI runner loop run locally (all 124 runner test suites pass, including both guide runners and person-directory-refresh) and ruff 0.15.22 check/format over pipelines; CI green on the new head and Mercy approved.

- [ ] Merge, CD deploy of both runner images, apply consumer ddl/005, then confirm the next 05:35 UTC run succeeds.

Linear: SURTR-1519

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## Summary

Root cause. On 2026-09-25 the upstream Athena marts educrm_wh.mart_coming_year_projection (about 22:00 UTC) and mart_coming_year_projection_snap (about 23:30 UTC) gained a nullable program_id BIGINT column. The runner's publish guard refuses any column-set drift by design, so both live Redshift tables have not refreshed since the 21:35 UTC run on 2026-09-25. Every scheduled run since 22:05 UTC (121 runs by 10:05 UTC on 2026-09-28) has ended PARTIAL with Refusing to publish schema drift for staging_education.sales_educrm_wh_mart_coming_year_projection: ... unexpected_in_candidate=['program_id'], and the same for the _snap table from 23:35 UTC. The other 37 marts kept syncing. The candidate _new tables already held the fresh data (projection last_updated_date 2026-09-28 versus 2026-09-25 live; snap 10,919 versus 10,379 rows).

This is not the INVALID_VIEW flake from SURTR-1529's original triage. That cause produced the five earlier PARTIAL runs (2026-09-19 to 2026-09-21) and is fixed by #1966: since it reached production, two INVALID_VIEW events (2026-09-23 16:35 and 2026-09-24 08:35) both recovered on attempt 2.

Fix. Follow the README's stable-OID schema evolution procedure. Add ddl/20260928_add_program_id_to_coming_year_projection.sql, an idempotent migration that appends program_id BIGINT (nullable, no default) to the two live tables in place. Redshift has no ADD COLUMN IF NOT EXISTS, so it follows the repo pattern (transient procedure, LOCK TABLE, svv_columns catalog check, EXECUTE 'ALTER TABLE ...', CALL, DROP PROCEDURE, then a poison guard). The publish guard is unchanged: no data-integrity check is weakened, and the runner code is untouched. A regression test proves the publish path accepts the column at the end of the target while the Athena candidate lists it first (the guard compares by name and the INSERT names its columns). The README gains a note on recognising a schema-drift PARTIAL and a migration ledger.

Already applied to production (between runs, 10:43 to 10:45 UTC on 2026-09-28). Both tables are still the same relations (OIDs 17275059 and 17275092), with owner CQL_download_OM and grants CQL_download_OM=arwdRxtDPA, MCP_user=r, Surtr_Service_User=arwdRxtDPA identical before and after. The only change is program_id bigint YES at position 62 on each table. The first apply's poison guard used a literal ELSE 1 / 0 arm, which Redshift evaluates eagerly and so failed even though the columns were correct; the guard was rewritten to divide by the CASE result, and the whole migration was re-run to confirm the idempotent no-op path.

Reader audit. No dependent views, late-binding views, materialized views or stored procedures reference either table. The only repo reader, hubspot-core-tables/reconciliation/forecast_marts/030_projection_output_contract_gates.sql, uses named columns after a SELECT * CTE. Query history over 30 days shows only named-column readers plus an ad hoc live-versus-_new comparison that qualifies its columns.

Known gap, not addressed here. program_id on the snap table is populated for every snapshot from 2026-09-25 onward (720 rows) and NULL for the 10,199 earlier history rows, because upstream has not backfilled it; whether it should is an upstream decision.

Post-merge. Normal deploy of this runner only; no runner code changed, so behaviour is identical. The next scheduled run after the ALTER should publish both tables and backfill program_id.

## Business Value

The eduCRM coming-year projection and its snapshot history are read by the Education forecast reconciliation and by analysts' validation queries. They had been frozen for more than 36 hours while every run reported PARTIAL, which hides a real data gap behind a mostly-green pipeline. This restores fresh projection data, makes the upstream's new program_id identity column available downstream, and documents how to recognise and resolve a drift-guard PARTIAL so the next upstream column addition is a five-minute migration rather than a multi-day stall.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 4 hours of focused work by hand: roughly 1.5 hours tracing PARTIAL runs through run history, CloudWatch and the Redshift candidate tables to find the drift; 1.5 hours to write the idempotent migration, its tests and the README note against the repo's precedents; and 1 hour for the reader audit, the live apply between runs, the before/after grant comparison and the post-run verification. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] cd pipelines/runners/sales-educrm-mart-sync && uv sync --all-extras && uv run pytest: 54 passed (49 existing, 5 new)

- [x] uvx ruff@0.15.22 check and format --check on the runner: clean

- [x] Migration applied live twice (first run added the columns; second run took the no-op path); owner, grants and OIDs identical before and after; program_id bigint YES present on both tables; helper procedure dropped

- [x] First scheduled run after the ALTER (11:05 UTC on 2026-09-28, run 830b7aa3) ended SUCCESS with 39 of 39 tables synced and 0 failed. Both projection tables published: projection 180 rows with program_id populated on all 180 (90 distinct ids, none null) and last_updated_date advanced from 2026-09-25 to 2026-09-28; snap 10,919 rows (up from 10,379), snapshot_date advanced to 2026-09-28. Owner, grants and OIDs unchanged after the publish. The _new candidates were dropped by the runner as designed.

Linear: SURTR-1529

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## Summary

- extend milestone metric observations with the allowlisted application-to-enrolled conversion grain and current-stage classification

- preserve actuals while suppressing biased conversion measures when current-stage outcomes are incomplete

- document conversion counts, rates, status, reconciliation, boundary, and snapshot semantics

## Validation

- focused dbt unit coverage for zero denominators, Pending Review/Enrolled outcomes, known non-conversion, unknown-stage partial coverage, period reconciliation, and remaining conversion rate

- credentialed pr1540_ Redshift model build and full dbt test suite

- repository build, test, typecheck, lint/boundaries, Docker builds, and secret scan

- local dbt parse and git diff --check

Closes #1539

## Summary

What drifted. The daily pmo-vendor-management run has failed every day since 2026-09-23 05:17 UTC (last success 2026-09-22) with SchemaDriftError: purchase_orders: column 42 expected None, observed ('ns_status', 'varchar(50)', True). vendor-mgmt-gcp migration 085 (acca8c5f99c842b1e649202a09b2ec576700f0ba, PR 463, merged 2026-09-22) added two nullable columns to public.purchase_orders: ns_status VARCHAR(50) and ns_status_checked_at TIMESTAMPTZ. The drift check reports only the first differing column per table, so the error names ns_status only. Adding just that one would have moved the failure to column 43. No other vendor-mgmt-gcp migration since the pinned commit (078 to 087) touches the eight contracted tables, and the other seven tables reported no drift.

The change (all under pipelines/runners/pmo-vendor-management/):

- src/contract.py: append ns_status and ns_status_checked_at to purchase_orders (columns 42 and 43), both nullable, following the ns_vendor_id / ns_vendor_name precedent.

- ddl/001_create_staging.sql: same two columns at the end of raw_purchase_orders (canonical shape for fresh installs).

- ddl/2026-09-28_add_raw_purchase_orders_ns_status.sql: additive, replayable migration for the existing table. Redshift ADD COLUMN has no IF NOT EXISTS, so it uses the repo's guarded temporary-procedure pattern and ends with a poison guard.

- tests/test_contract.py: 4 new tests (see Test plan). README.md: the procedure for the next source column, and the note that the drift check shows only the first difference.

- The loader needs no change: src/redshift.py names columns explicitly in COPY, INSERT and SELECT, and builds the per-run stage with CREATE TABLE (LIKE target).

DDL applied live (2026-09-28, about 10:34 UTC). Applied to finance_dw as admin through the Data API, statement by statement from the migration file, after confirming no DDL touching the staging_education_pmo_vendor_management schema in the prior 30 minutes across all users (admin view of sys_query_history; the only concurrent DDL was unrelated dbt dev work and other pipelines' stage tables in other schemas). Before and after snapshots of raw_purchase_orders:

- owner admin: identical

- privileges (readonly_group SELECT, team_engineers SELECT, CQL_download_OM SELECT/INSERT/DELETE, Surtr_Service_User full): identical

- column-level privileges (none), table comment, row count (122): identical

- columns: the original 41 unchanged, plus ns_status varchar(50) (42) and ns_status_checked_at timestamptz (43), both nullable, all 122 rows NULL

- the temporary procedure was dropped; no procedure remains in the schema

The first apply's trailing guard statement raised division by zero even though the columns were correct: Redshift constant-folds a literal 1 / 0 and errors regardless of the branch taken. The DDL itself had succeeded; I fixed the guard to divide by COUNT(*) - COUNT(*), then replayed the committed file end to end: it was a no-op and the guard returned 1. I also checked the corrected contract against the live Redshift catalog for all eight raw tables (names, order, types, NOT NULL): 0 mismatches.

Scope and non-changes.

- SOURCE_CONTRACT_COMMIT / SOURCE_CONTRACT_VERSION (d186b8fa...) are deliberately unchanged. This runner has no prior source-column addition and the one previous contract change (#1270) did not bump the pin; bumping would also mean changing pipeline.json, the README, test fixtures and the comments on all eight live tables. Consequence to be aware of: the ingestion_runs.source_contract_version ledger value will be the same for 41-column and 43-column runs. contract.py records that the two new columns come from migration 085. A pin bump can be a follow-up if wanted.

- No downstream dependents: no views, late-binding views or procedures reference the schema (Redshift catalog), and org-wide code search finds no consumer outside this runner.

- The columns are a NetSuite status string and a timestamp, mirrored source-faithfully like the other ns_* columns. No PII.

Post-merge. Applying the DDL first is safe: until this ships, the deployed code fails at extraction on drift and never touches Redshift. After deploy, the next 05:17 UTC run (or an on-demand run) should succeed. One assumption I could not verify from here: that the live Cloud SQL table has exactly this 43-column shape (I had no source database access; it is inferred from migration 085, which adds both columns in one ALTER TABLE, and from api/models.py). If it differs, the guard still fails closed and names the next differing column.

## Business Value

Restores the daily PMO Vendor Management staging refresh, which has been stale since 2026-09-22 and failing every day since, so vendor, contract, PO and invoice data in the warehouse is current again. It also lands NetSuite PO lifecycle status (ns_status) in the warehouse, which is what lets downstream work tell a settled PO from an open one. The fix keeps the fail-closed schema-drift guard intact rather than loosening it, and documents the procedure so the next source column does not cost another week of failed runs.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 3 hours of focused time by hand with no AI: roughly 1 hour to trace the failure through run history and CloudWatch and find in the source repo that migration 085 adds two columns rather than one; 1 hour for the contract, canonical DDL, guarded migration and tests; 45 minutes for the pre-checks, live apply and before/after verification in Redshift; 15 minutes for the PR. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] cd pipelines/runners/pmo-vendor-management && uv sync --all-extras -q && uv run pytest: 48 passed (44 before, plus 4 new)

- [x] New tests fail against the old contract.py (4 failures) and pass with the change

- [x] uvx ruff@0.15.22 check and uvx ruff@0.15.22 format --check on the runner directory: clean

- [x] Contract vs live Redshift catalog for all eight raw_* tables (names, order, types, NOT NULL): 0 mismatches

- [x] DDL applied live and verified: owner, all grants, comment and row count identical before and after; only the two new nullable columns added; temporary procedure dropped

- [x] Replay of the committed migration file is a no-op and the poison guard passes

- [ ] After deploy: next run shows SUCCESS in staging_other.pipeline_runs_prod, ingestion_runs has a new published row, and raw_purchase_orders.ns_status is populated for POs NetSuite has reconciled

- [ ] If the migration must be applied to another environment: run the statements in ddl/2026-09-28_add_raw_purchase_orders_ns_status.sql one per Data API call, as a principal that owns the table

Linear: SURTR-1530

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## Summary

Root cause. The per-(org, event_date) skip ceiling counts user-days. Trilogy never has enough of them for a count to mean anything (1-4 active users a day, 2.5 on average across the published days), so one skipped user-day already exceeds the 25% ceiling by construction (1 of 3 = 33%, 1 of 2 = 50%, 1 of 1 = 100%). The skipped user-days are a few credits each, but they fail the *entire* multi-org run, so Alpha's spend (roughly $0.9k-$3k/day) is held out of the warehouse with them.

Evidence: the 2026-09-28 06:00 UTC failure (run ae894720-328d-4068-bf0f-a948bcd90926, window 09-25..09-26, CloudWatch invocation 3bb602b0):

- Four user-days were excluded, 4 of 47 run-wide (8.51%), well under the run-wide ceiling. That check passed.

- The failing one is Trilogy/2026-09-26/lindsay@telcodr.com: total 5 credits, Credit Source 0 paid + 2 promo. The shortfall of 3 exceeds the half-the-day hard limit (floor(5 * 0.5) = 2), so _transform_user_day correctly refuses it. This is real vendor non-reconciliation, not a day-bucket/timezone edge or a zero-activity user, and refusing to guess its dollars is right (at most $0.05).

- Trilogy/09-26 has exactly two user-days: lindsay (5 credits, excluded) and alicia.dimatteo@trilogy.com (28 credits, reconciled). 1 of 2 = 50% > 25% raised at the per-org-day check. That is about 5 of 33-34 credits (~15%) of the org-day.

- Nothing was published, including all of Alpha's 09-26 (one Alpha user-day alone is 138,042 paid credits, about $1,380).

Same pattern, last 3 weeks (staging_other.pipeline_runs_prod): every per-org-day-ceiling trip since 09-09 except two involves Trilogy with 2-3 user-days and a 1-22 credit skipped user-day: 09-07 lindsay 22 credits (1 of 3), 09-11 balaji.jayaraman 1 credit (1 of 3), 09-12 balaji 1 credit (1 of 2, then 1 of 3), 09-15 balaji 1 credit (1 of 2), 09-26 lindsay 5 credits (1 of 2). The two exceptions, Alpha/09-12 (3 of 10) and Alpha/09-13 (2 of 6) on the 09-13/09-14 runs, came when the window still ended at T-1 and the day was only part-reported (6 Alpha users then vs 16 in the final data); they are judged by count and are unchanged by this PR. The Trilogy exclusions are stable across re-fetches (09-11/09-12 fail identically at T-1/T-2 and in the 09-20 backfills), so they are not a not-yet-final-day artifact. raw_perplexity_usage currently has no rows at all for 2026-09-11, -12 and -15 (both orgs), while adjacent Alpha days run $1.2k-$2.9k.

Fix. Below MIN_USER_DAYS_FOR_COUNT_CEILING (= ceil(1 / 25%) = 4, the smallest day where one skip fits the ceiling) the per-org-day check judges the *share of the org-day's credits* the skipped user-days carry, against the same 25%. At 4+ user-days the count ratio decides exactly as before.

- A skipped user-day is weighted by the largest credit figure the vendor reports for it (count, Credit Source sum, Model sum), so a row whose count understates its breakdowns cannot look immaterial.

- Fails safe: a skipped user-day with indeterminate credits, or an org-day with no credits, keeps the old count verdict (refuse).

- A fully-skipped org-day is 100% of its credits, so the mercy finding on #1747 (an emptied org-day erased by the delete-over-window) stays closed.

- Excused org-days log a WARNING with credits and the dollar upper bound; the run is still partial_failure; skipped user-days now carry credits in excluded_user_days.

- Under this rule the 09-28 run would have published as PARTIAL (about 5 of 33-34 credits, at most $0.05, excluded).

- Considered and rejected: raising the threshold; exempting small denominators outright (reopens the 1-of-1 hole); credit-weighting at all sizes (relaxes outage detection on large days).

Scope. perplexity-usage-pipeline handler only (src/handler.py, tests). No per-user-day tolerance, run-wide ceiling, DDL or pipeline.json change. Post-merge is a normal deploy of this runner only.

Timing / follow-up. The 2026-09-29 06:00 UTC run (window 09-26..09-27) is the last scheduled retry for 09-26; if the deploy misses it, run an on-demand backfill for 09-26. 09-11, 09-12 and 09-15 (09-06/09-07 also have no rows) still need on-demand single-day backfills; I expect them to pass now but did not run them.

Not changed (data-policy calls): promo-only tiny users (lindsay, jc.fischer) routinely miss reconciliation by 3-5 credits on 11-22 credit days, just past the 3-credit floor; and a large-day skip of a whale (1 of 20 user-days carrying 80% of credits) still passes by count. Both pre-date this PR.

## Business Value

Perplexity spend feeds AI-spend reporting for the Alpha and Trilogy orgs. A handful of cents of unreconcilable Trilogy usage was blocking the whole day's load, so on the order of $6k of Alpha spend (09-11, 09-12, 09-15, estimated from adjacent days) is missing from raw_perplexity_usage and 09-26 is on course to join it. This restores daily publication while keeping the integrity guard: a real outage or a gutted org-day still fails loudly, and the excluded user-days are named and dollar-bounded in the logs and run summary.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 6 hours of focused time by hand: ~2h reading the integrity code and pulling three weeks of run history and CloudWatch traces to pin the pattern, ~1h designing the rule and its fail-safes, ~1h implementing, ~2h on tests (misfire regression plus outage-still-fails cases) and lint. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] cd pipelines/runners/perplexity-usage-pipeline && uv sync --all-extras -q && uv run pytest: 411 passed (382 before; 29 new)

- [x] Regression: Trilogy/09-26 shape (1 of 2, 5 of 33 credits) publishes partial and Alpha is no longer blocked; 1-of-3 immaterial skip publishes; skip at exactly 25% of credits publishes

- [x] Real outage still fails loudly: lone skipped user-day (however tiny), 26.8% credit share, whale user-day at a small denominator, count-understates-breakdowns row, indeterminate credits, 2 of 4 and 3 of 8 user-days (count ceiling), MIN_USER_DAYS_FOR_COUNT_CEILING == 4

- [x] Mutation-checked in a scratch copy: disabling the credit path, always excusing, weighting by count only, and applying the credit path at all sizes each fail the intended tests

- [x] uvx ruff@0.15.22 check and uvx ruff@0.15.22 format --check on the runner dir: clean

Linear: SURTR-1527

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## Summary

- add materialized, flattened HubSpot staging boundaries and a persisted canonical deal model

- add prior-cycle milestone observations at the shared calculation date for start of year, January, and end of year

- encode explicit partial/unavailable states, Community Commitment exclusion, completeness diagnostics, and hermetic dbt unit/singular tests

## Verification

- poetry run dbt parse

- dbt selection resolves both models, 5 focused unit tests, schema tests, and 5 singular contract tests

- live finance_dw reconciliation (2026): 4,092 valid program paths before student resolution; 3,528 uniquely resolved Child deals; 260 Community Commitment exclusions; 3,268 eligible deals; 2,915 dated; 353 missing dates

- live ambiguity reconciliation: 0 ambiguous sessions, programs, or canonical programs; 0 missing program/canonical mappings; 697 missing Child associations; 3 ambiguous Child associations

- live totals reproduce the ticket baseline: 6,727 default deals / 6,589 valid paths and 1,080 Re-Enrollment deals / 1,078 valid paths; 7,107 supported deals resolve to exactly one Child

Full isolated Redshift dbt build and tests run in PR CI.

Closes #1535

Closes #1536

## Summary

- add the persisted, single-row int_current_school_year admissions cycle anchor

- preserve program-specific forecast year selection while sourcing the network fallback from the shared model

- document and test active/latest selection, modal ranking, later-year tie-breaking, arithmetic, rollover, single-row grain, and fallback precedence

## Validation

- poetry run dbt parse --no-partial-parse --profiles-dir .

- 4 focused dbt unit tests (all passed)

- 14 focused schema/data tests for the shared model and forecast spine (all passed)

- bidirectional EXCEPT reconciliation between production and PR forecast spines: 0 rows in either direction

Closes SURTR-1515.

## Summary

- Add Khoros-only annual cashflow extraction for three scenarios across Day 0 and Years 1–10 (33 rows).

- Add the cashflows destination and publish it with the existing eight tables and ingestion ledger in the atomic run.

- Extend the backup operator, table contracts, and operational documentation.

## Validation

- Pipeline suite: 196 passed.

- Ruff formatting and lint checks passed; git diff --check passed.

- Production run run-20260925T014151Z-13a0c88e succeeded; all 33 cashflow keys and values matched the immutable Khoros source grids, and all nine table row counts matched the run summary.

## Summary

- Update the Education MFR /meta guidance to select and report the NetSuite period-close fields on Actual rows: open periods have provisional figures, closed periods carry their close date, and unresolved periods remain unknown.

- Update the ontology contract assertion to cover this rule.

## Context

- Follows #3814, which already published is_accounting_period_closed and accounting_period_closed_on on core_budgets.consolidated_budgets_and_actuals.

- This guides answers that use /meta; raw SQL results still return the columns only when selected.

## Summary

- Add a NetSuite accounting-period close flag and close date to core_budgets.consolidated_budgets_and_actuals Actual rows, joined by the GL period_id to a unique monthly posting period.

- Preserve open (false), closed (true with date), and unresolved (NULL) states; Budget rows remain NULL. The stamp reports NetSuite's posting-period state only.

- Include the one-time schema migration, SQL contract checks, and a transactional schema/procedure cutover runbook so the installed positional inserts never see the widened table alone.

## Already applied to live Redshift — no pending cutover

- On 2026-09-28, the live finance_dw table and procedure matched the reviewed 16-column baseline. As their owner (CQL_download_OM), I applied both column additions, column comments, and CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE in one database transaction, then verified the committed table schema and procedure definition. Only after commit did I call the new writer to populate existing rows.

- The earlier concern about a refresh running between the DDL and procedure deployment is obsolete for this warehouse. There was no committed interval in which the widened table could be used by the old positional INSERT. The PR records SQL already installed manually; merging it does not deploy the procedure. Do not rerun the one-time column migration on finance_dw.

- Before applying, I verified that direct database users able to execute the procedure had USAGE on staging_finance_netsuite and SELECT on raw_accounting_period (the procedure uses invoker privileges).

- After refresh, Actual and Budget counts and total amounts were unchanged; all 11,929,359 Actual rows matched the mapped GL on count and total amount. Close states: 11,738,269 closed, 190,955 open, 135 unresolved; Budget close fields remain NULL. July/August 2026 have close dates; September remains open.

## Summary

Rhodes staging sync has failed to refresh raw_tasks since valid Aerie task tags began exceeding the warehouse's 128-byte column limit. Widen the typed tag column to Redshift's 65,535-byte VARCHAR maximum so descriptive source values load without truncation. The production column was already widened under the approved incident repair; this PR records the migration and keeps the repository's schema definitions aligned.

### Changes

- pipelines/runners/rhodes-staging-sync/migrations/2026-09-27_widen_raw_tasks_tag.sql *(new)* — Widen the existing raw_tasks.tag column. The nontransactional marker matches Redshift's ALTER COLUMN TYPE requirement.

- pipelines/runners/rhodes-staging-sync/ddl/staging_education_rhodes.raw_tasks.sql — Use the wider column for new tables.

- pipelines/runners/rhodes-staging-sync/src/entities.py — Align the tasks field specification with the table definition.

### Design Decisions

- Preserve full source text in raw staging. The failed snapshots contained legitimate descriptive tags of 130–304 UTF-8 bytes; shortening them would discard source data.

- Use Redshift's maximum VARCHAR width rather than another small guessed limit. The immutable source payload and source_record remain available for evidence and replay.

- Quote "tag" in the migration because Redshift rejects the unquoted identifier in ALTER COLUMN syntax.

## Business value

Restores the hourly Rhodes task publication and prevents valid descriptive tags from repeatedly failing the whole pipeline while the other 17 entities continue to update.

## Estimated manual effort

1–2 hours.

## Test Plan

- [x] Rhodes test suite: 198 passed.

- [x] Ruff lint and format checks passed.

- [x] Migration dry run and git diff --check passed.

- [x] Production finance_dw.staging_education_rhodes.raw_tasks.tag verified as VARCHAR(65535) after the approved schema change.

- [ ] Confirm the next scheduled run publishes raw_tasks and advances its ingestion ledger.

## Demo


## Summary

- Add a global accessible companion tray with contextual foreground snapshots across Shipyard views.

- Persist one durable read-only companion conversation and recover/reset it safely.

- Route companion turns through dedicated read-only Codex commands and reject workflow mutations.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-912/add-a-contextual-read-only-companion-tray

## Acceptance criteria

- The companion is available from the app shell as a non-modal accessible popover.

- Each question captures bounded context from the active foreground view.

- The companion cannot edit files, run commands, mutate Shipyard data, or access unrelated context.

- Conversation history survives reloads and can be recovered/reset.

## Implementation notes

- Added a typed priority-based foreground context store with bounded serialization.

- Added durable SQLite CompanionSession ownership and read-only Codex capability enforcement.

- Added contextual publishers for workspace, task, project, architecture, release, template, and database views.

## Test plan

- pnpm build

- pnpm theme:check

- pnpm test:companion

- pnpm test:chat

- pnpm test:task-workspace

- pnpm test:notepad

- cargo check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml

- targeted companion Rust tests

Do not merge this draft PR.

## Summary

- Prepare the approved public Shipyard 0.6.5 release notes.

- Include the Architecture reliability fix for macOS temporary repository paths.

## Business Value

- Delivers the approved 0.6.5 capabilities, improvements, and reliability fix with accurate public release notes.

## Implementation Effort

- Low: metadata-only update to releases/0.6.5.md; package.json already contains version 0.6.5.

## Test Plan

- [x] pnpm test:release

- [x] git diff --check

## Summary

- Canonicalize the selected repository root before validating Architecture fileRefs containment.

- Preserve rejection of absolute paths, parent traversal, missing files, and symlink escapes.

## Business Value

Valid Architecture documents now load on macOS temporary repository paths, unblocking release validation without weakening repository-boundary checks.

## Implementation Effort

Small native validation fix in safe_repository_file; no storage, schema, or release metadata changes.

## Linear

- [AI-915](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-915/fix-architecture-path-validation-on-macos-temporary-repositories)

## Test Plan

- [x] cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib architecture::tests::valid_yaml_reads_as_a_ready_snapshot

- [x] cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib — 267 passed, 2 ignored

- [x] pnpm test:release — 25 Node tests and 13 Python tests passed

- [x] git diff --check

## Summary

- Bump Shipyard to 0.6.5.

- Publish the reviewed public release notes for the Architecture workspace, Codex message quoting, isolated node replay, and runtime improvements.

## Business Value

This release gives users a clearer way to explore and refine project architecture, more precise context when messaging Codex, and stronger repeatability for workflow evaluation.

## Implementation Effort

Metadata-only release preparation: one version update and one public release-notes file.

## Test Plan

- [x] pnpm test:release

- [x] git diff --check

- [x] Confirmed the PR diff is limited to package.json and releases/0.6.5.md

## Demo


## Summary

- Register a production-packaged Pi AgentEngine adapter alongside Codex, with debug/smoke-only per-task selection and durable engine-scoped workflow/thread routing.

- Add supervised Pi JSONL RPC sessions with history reconstruction, streaming events, abort/error handling, credential redaction, restart recovery, and exact model/tool policy.

- Stage and audit the pinned Node/Pi/Chord runtime, package it in Tauri builds, and add deterministic Pi fixture and smoke coverage.

- Preserve legacy SQLite conflict targets so an open production build can continue its owned Codex workflows after a development build installs engine-scoped identities.

## Business Value

Shipyard can evaluate the Pi adapter without disrupting ongoing production workflows that share the local task database. Existing Codex tasks remain openable and recoverable during mixed-version development, preventing blocked work and duplicate agent conversations.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 8–12 engineer-days for an average engineer to implement the adapter, engine-scoped persistence and routing, packaged runtime, compatibility handling, fixtures, and regression coverage without AI assistance.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-909/add-an-internally-selectable-pi-agent-engine-adapter

## Tests

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib

- cargo check --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --features smoke-test

- cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml instances::tests

- cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml trace::tests

- cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml engine_identity_migrations_preserve_legacy_conflict_targets

- pnpm test:smoke

- pnpm test:release

- pnpm test:workflow

- pnpm test:instances

- pnpm build

- git diff --check

## Business Value

Architecture maps now live in Shipyard app data, so generating or editing a map does not create an untracked file in the selected repository. Existing maps can be brought forward without losing their content.

## Summary

- Store each architecture YAML at <app-data>/projects/<Project.id>/architecture.yaml and keep repository-relative fileRefs for source navigation.

- Move legacy repository YAML into app data on first access, remove obsolete self-references, verify the copy, then remove the old file only when it is untracked. Tracked copies remain for explicit Git review.

- Give new Architecture chats the app-data path and replace chats whose original prompt still directs writes into the repository.

- Update the view copy and documentation, and remove the repository architecture YAML from the feature.

## Implementation Effort

An average engineer would need approximately 1–2 days to implement and review this follow-up by hand, including migration, prompt versioning, documentation, and integration checks.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-913/store-architecture-documents-in-shipyard-app-data

## Verification

- pnpm exec tsc --noEmit

- cargo check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --quiet

- cargo check --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --tests --quiet

- git diff --check

Desktop migration has not been exercised in the packaged app; local app execution was not requested.

## Demo


## Summary

- Add a project-scoped Architecture view with a Waypoints top-bar destination, React Flow/ELK canvas, navigation, search, selection, inspection, relationships, and responsive Codex chat.

- Add repository-owned .shipyard/architecture.yaml schema v1, native validation/path confinement, last-valid refresh behavior, Git freshness status, and local chat/view metadata.

- Seed Shipyard’s architecture document, document the contract, and add focused architecture tests.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-911/add-an-interactive-agent-editable-architecture-view

## Tests

- pnpm exec tsc --noEmit

- pnpm build

- pnpm theme:check

- pnpm test:architecture

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib

- pnpm test:smoke

- pnpm smoke build and pnpm smoke verify --expect research-ready

## Smoke evidence

- Run: 5111d96f-d873-46c1-b682-3fcd444507c9

- Report: .smoke/runs/5111d96f-d873-46c1-b682-3fcd444507c9/report.json

- Verification passed with one thread-create and one turn-start; the harness reports no app/runtime after cleanup.

## Demo




## Summary

- Add shared selection-scoped quote boundaries, anchored editor, source highlights/badges, and multi-quote composer summary controls.

- Serialize quote context into direct and queued Codex messages while preserving draft, image, queue, and failure behavior.

- Add quote utility and shared-chat recovery coverage.

## Tests

- pnpm test:chat

- pnpm test:recovery

- pnpm test:workflow

- pnpm exec tsc --noEmit

- pnpm theme:check

- pnpm build

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-908/add-message-quoting-across-all-codex-conversations

## Demo


## Summary

- add the native run_node_replay command and TypeScript runNodeReplay API

- restore captured repositories into disposable worktrees with commit/tree verification, patch and untracked-file restoration, and cleanup/restart recovery

- replay captured node inputs and messages through credential-free Codex, Linear, GitHub, and filesystem fixture boundaries

- write versioned run bundles and comparable baseline/candidate indexes with declared override validation

## Tests

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib

- pnpm test:eval-contract

- pnpm test:workflow

- pnpm test:task-trace

- pnpm test:replay-runner

- pnpm test:smoke

- pnpm build

- cargo fmt --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml -- --check

- git diff --check

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-882/build-an-isolated-single-node-replay-runner

## Summary

- Bump Shipyard to 0.6.4.

- Publish the reviewed public release notes for the post-0.6.3 improvements and Research recovery fix.

## Business Value

This release makes repository history and workflow template context easier to inspect, improves replay fidelity, and prevents terminal Research work from being reopened during recovery.

## Implementation Effort

Low. This is a metadata-only release change; the product changes are already merged into main and CI performs the signed build and publication.

## Test Plan

- [x] pnpm test:release

- [x] git diff --check

- [ ] Verify the merged Desktop release workflow and public Apple Silicon artifacts.

Closes #1517

## Summary

- implement the V3 Next Year returning/new-student decomposition entirely in dbt

- publish the additive V3 operands, rate provenance, availability gate, and aerie_milestone_v3

- extend grade operands and keep V2 compatibility columns in one final deprecated block

- preserve locked actual behavior and Session 3 arithmetic

## Validation

- isolated warehouse build (pr991517_): 488 steps; 480 passed, 8 warnings, 0 errors, 0 skips

- 56 models, 419 data tests, 9 unit tests

- 7 pre-existing warnings

- 1 expected new warn-severity check: 10 negative unclamped undecided-returner rows (published values clamp to 0)

- production comparison: 114/114 program-year rows and 137 shared columns compared

- 0 mismatches in unchanged compatibility operands and Session 3 outputs

- 44 intended Next Year headline changes

- change range: -8 to +19; net +117

- largest examples: Alpha Houston Heights +19, Alpha Austin +14, Alpha Miami +10, Alpha South Bay LA -8, Alpha Dorado -7

- post-format validation: dbt parse and compile of the three changed forecast models pass

- structural deprecated-block test passes

## Scope

This is dbt-only. It does not change readers, workers, contracts, Convex, APIs, TypeScript Physical recomputation, or UI behavior.

## Demo


## Summary

- Show captured template versions directly on eligible workflow nodes, including local publication suffixes.

- Remove the standalone template provenance strip while retaining full version/hash details through accessible labels and native SVG tooltips.

- Add focused coverage for bundled/local, missing, long, locked, manual, and keyboard states.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-907/show-template-versions-on-workflow-nodes

## Validation

- pnpm build

- pnpm theme:check

- pnpm test:workflow (34 JavaScript tests and 76 Rust workflow tests)

## Demo


## Summary

- capture user message origins, timestamps, command IDs, sequence context, and attachment metadata

- classify replay-safe, conditional, unknown, and divergent timeline messages conservatively

- add immutable baseline/candidate playback with persisted runs, divergence evidence, restart support, and captured-attachment-only resolution

- update the eval contract, schema, and task-trace documentation

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-881/record-and-replay-user-message-timelines-with-divergence-handling

## Verification

- cargo fmt --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml -- --check

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib (242 passed, 2 ignored)

- pnpm build

## Notes

Draft PR only; do not merge.

Closes #1512

## Summary

- stage canonical Education Core program, school identity, and school dimensions 1:1

- rebuild int_program_identity at canonical program_id grain while preserving legacy HubSpot/SIS/Finalsite coordinates

- bridge projection program_id from the transient _new relation, resolve it through HubSpot identity, and publish canonical program/school IDs from conversion rates

- add a forecast-owned program slice spine with deterministic network-year fallback and exactly current/next-year rows

- keep Session 1 live and unlocked when an SIS offering is absent; keep current-year Session 3 live under the same condition

- carry additive canonical IDs through Enrollment, Pipeline, Forecast/detail/grade operands, and program-year outputs without changing readers or REST contracts

## Source nuance

The transient projection relation's program_id is the numeric HubSpot object ID, while Education Core's canonical ID is a prog_* string. The rates boundary uses the source ID to resolve int_program_identity.hubspot_program_id, then publishes and joins downstream on canonical program_id.

## Validation

- isolated Redshift model generation under pr991512_: all 56 models generated successfully

- full dbt suite: 418 passed, 7 existing data-quality warnings, 0 errors (425 total)

- focused unit tests for rates and Forecast: 2/2 passed

- dbt parse

- git diff --check

## Production comparison

Compared pr991512_ relations with current production relations in finance_dw.sandbox_education:

- shared identity: 113 canonical programs vs 90 production HubSpot programs; all 90 overlapping programs have 0 code, label, SIS, or Finalsite binding mismatches

- projection identity migration: 180/180 rows and 90/90 programs resolve by both source ID and legacy code, with 0 identity mismatches; rates publish 270 rows for 90 canonical programs

- Forecast membership: 57 programs / 114 rows in both PR and production; every program has exactly two spine rows

- status changes: the expected 14 next-year rows without an SIS offering change Session 1 from unavailable to live_forecast; Session 3 remains unavailable because they are next-year rows

- unchanged operands: 0 identity or sampled enrollment/Pipeline/Community operand mismatches across all 114 Forecast rows

- rate values differ on 82 rows because the ticket deliberately reads the one-day-fresher transient projection build; ID-vs-code resolution on that same build has 0 mismatches

- headline changes occur on 21 rows from the fresher rates and the 14 intended missing-offering status changes

- Pipeline, grade operands, and program-year outputs have exact business-row parity

- Enrollment and Forecast detail each have one additive SIS row for Texas Sports Academy (starting-later enrollment 5e251ca7-5186-48f1-b919-8b60f0d1f888), consistent with source drift between production and PR build times

## Forecast rows whose status changed

Alpha Brownsville, Alpha Carrollton, Alpha Fort Lauderdale, Alpha Franklin, Alpha Lake Travis, Alpha Lexington, Alpha Nashville, Alpha San Juan, Alpha Vancouver, Alpha World, NextGen Academy: Austin, Nova Austin, Nova Bastrop, and Nova High School Brownsville — all school year 2027, Session 1 only.

The PR dbt workflow will generate the actual PR-number-prefixed relations and run the full suite again before merge.

## Demo


## Summary

- Add a read-only native Git history command that returns the current branch and newest 10 commits without fetching or mutating the repository.

- Add lazy, cached, accessible commit history panels to each Projects repository row with loading, empty, error, retry, and unavailable states.

- Cover frontend lazy loading/retry behavior and native ordering/limit/edge cases.

## Tests

- pnpm test:project-releases

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib git::tests

- pnpm build

- pnpm theme:check

- cargo fmt --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --check

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-905/lazy-load-the-last-10-commits-for-each-project-branch

Attaching an existing Linear ticket while Research is still running completes Research and starts Implement. A late Research completion with an empty or invalid artifact previously scheduled recovery and reopened Research, eventually showing “Awaiting approval” alongside an active Implement node.

Guard automatic artifact recovery for complete/skipped Research nodes. This also prevents exhausted recovery from attempting to block a terminal node, while retaining turn/runtime bookkeeping and normal bounded retries. Regression coverage exercises ticket attachment, live completion, reconnect replay, both terminal states, and available/exhausted retry budgets; it checks the linked ticket, active Implement node, run identity, and captured template provenance.

## Business Value

Keeps task progress accurate when starting implementation from an existing ticket and avoids unnecessary Research reruns and approval prompts.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 2–3 hours for an average engineer without AI assistance, including incident tracing, implementation, regression coverage, and verification.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-906/prevent-automatic-research-recovery-from-reopening-completed-nodes

## Validation

- Both new regression tests failed against the original runtime because completed Research became queued.

- Native workflow suite: 78 tests passed (including both new regressions and existing bounded-retry coverage).

- Frontend workflow and PR-review suite: 30 tests passed.

- Scoped rustfmt checks and git diff --check passed.

This change prevents future occurrences. It does not migrate existing task state or publish/install a desktop release.

## Goal

Prevent the release audit from mistaking any compiled credential-redaction marker for token-shaped secret material.

## Scope

- Assemble every credential marker used by evaluation and durable trace redaction at runtime.

- Preserve bearer, OpenAI, GitHub, Linear, Slack, and AWS-prefix redaction behavior.

- Extend audit regression coverage for Slack-shaped values while retaining strict rejection of OpenAI-shaped values.

## Root cause

The first fix separated the OpenAI marker, but the next adjacent static marker (xoxb-) was then reported by CI as a possible Slack token. This follow-up removes the same native-string pooling risk from all credential markers.

## Acceptance criteria

- Credential-like values remain redacted in both Rust paths.

- The audit continues to reject real token-shaped fixtures without echoing their values.

- No credential marker is emitted as a static native string that can be concatenated with adjacent data.

## Test plan

- [x] cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib redacts_openai_style_credentials

- [x] pnpm test:release

- [x] git diff --check

- [x] cargo fmt --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml -- --check

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-904/prevent-release-audit-false-positives-from-credential-redaction

## Goal

Prevent the release audit from mistaking compiled credential-redaction markers for an OpenAI token-shaped secret.

## Scope

- Keep the audit pattern strict and preserve redaction behavior.

- Cover both evaluation export and durable trace redaction paths.

- Add regression coverage for OpenAI-shaped values and audit error redaction.

## Acceptance criteria

- OpenAI-style values are still redacted before persistence/export.

- A real token-shaped OpenAI fixture is still rejected by the release audit without echoing its value.

- The native marker no longer exists as a static token-prefix literal that can be pooled with adjacent marker strings.

## Implementation notes

The OpenAI marker is assembled at runtime in both Rust redaction implementations. The release audit regex and allowlist are unchanged.

## Test plan

- [x] cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib redacts_openai_style_credentials

- [x] pnpm test:release

- [x] git diff --check

- [x] cargo fmt --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml -- --check

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-904/prevent-release-audit-false-positives-from-credential-redaction

## Summary

- Bump Shipyard to 0.6.3.

- Publish the reviewed release notes for the current main changes.

## Business Value

- Delivers the latest task observability, replay, Markdown notepad, and live workflow updates to users.

## Implementation Effort

- Metadata-only release change; no application source changes.

## Test Plan

- pnpm test:release

- git diff --check

## Summary

This PR is Phase 4 of 5 in [AERIE-2174 — Port Aerie–Sindri document field reconciliation](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2174). It reconstructs Aerie's reconciliation lifecycle, settlement and scheduled automation from current main, tracked by [AERIE-2455 — Reconstruct the Phase 4 reconciliation lifecycle from current main](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2455) and implementing the approved [AERIE-2196 lifecycle slice](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2196).

It adds pinned Workflow Instance start, bounded polling and recovery, complete-run inspection, Aerie-owned final-output settlement, scheduled verified commit, and monitored cron ownership.

Production effect: controlled rollout. The cron entries become scheduled when deployed, but Workflow start and Site writes remain behind the existing environment, registration, active-Site and arbitrary-cardinality rollout gates. Merging this PR does not publish assets, bind credentials, enroll Sites or start an E2E run.

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## Why

Phase 3 established the sole verified Site-write boundary but deliberately left it without a production caller. This slice adds the fenced lifecycle that can claim due work, start the pinned Sindri instance exactly once, inspect a completed run, persist its validated proposal and schedule that existing verified commit. It prevents duplicate starts, stale or late settlement, unbounded retries and stuck leased work before Phase 5 adds Site-facing presentation.

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## Business Value

- Reconciliation work can progress through one bounded, recoverable lifecycle without agents writing Site fields directly.

- Stable idempotency, leases and retry caps prevent duplicate Sindri runs and stuck executions.

- Aerie retains final authority over settlement, policy, provenance, audit and every Site write.

- Operators can see the three lifecycle schedules and hourly discovery through existing monitoring surfaces.

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## How does it work

1. reconciliation/coordinator.ts claims the oldest due execution, rechecks registration and rollout authority, prepares protected read access and starts the pinned Workflow Instance with stable aerie-reconciliation:v1:${executionRef} idempotency.

2. reconciliation/sindriRuntime.ts exposes exactly three private operations over the existing authenticated Sindri transport: start the pinned instance, read run status and inspect the complete run.

3. reconciliation/coordinatorPollRecovery.ts polls leased executions, caps attempts at three, rejects stale or late results and recovers one eligible expired start from the bounded 16-row scan.

4. reconciliation/finalOutputSettlement.ts validates the complete inspection, persists the canonical proposal and citations atomically, and schedules the existing internal commitVerified({ executionId }) boundary only after successful settlement and write-gate checks.

5. crons.ts and cronRegistry.ts register and monitor the three one-minute lifecycle owners and the hourly REBL3 discovery owner while preserving every existing schedule.

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## Scope

### Included in this phase

- Pinned Workflow Instance start, status polling and complete-run inspection.

- One-winner claims, lease recovery, three-attempt caps and late-result fencing.

- Final-output settlement before the sole scheduled verified commit.

- Existing active-Site and arbitrary-cardinality rollout checks at lifecycle boundaries.

- Three lifecycle cron owners plus the Phase 1 hourly discovery registration.

- The deletion-reduced AERIE-2270 lifecycle test surface.

- AERIE-2477 repair of retry classification, bounded uncertain-start recovery, freshness, resolver availability, field-owned citation associations and marked-recovery rollout fencing, with seven new named focused regressions.

- Exact final PR diff paths (Phase 4 plus AERIE-2477):

chat/convex/_generated/api.d.ts
chat/convex/automations/cronRegistry.ts
chat/convex/automations/monitoring.test.ts
chat/convex/crons.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/admin.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/admin.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/commit.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/commit.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/coordinator.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/coordinatorPollRecovery.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/coordinatorPollRecovery.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/coordinatorStart.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/finalOutputSettlement.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/finalOutputSettlement.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/operator.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/propertyAcquisitionFieldPolicy.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/readiness.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/reads.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/sindriRuntime.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/sindriRuntime.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/validator.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/validator.ts
chat/convex/sindri/client.test.ts
chat/convex/sindri/client.ts
scripts/check-monitoring-cron-coverage.test.mjs

### Deliberately excluded for later phases

- Site-facing evidence, provenance and decision-lineage UI — Phase 5 / AERIE-2197.

- Reconciliation-specific Forge inspector presentation — the generic inspector remains unchanged.

- Asset publication, materialisation, credential binding, Site enrollment and rollout configuration.

- New live execution during review repair — the controlled Austin/Roswell E2E passed before Mercy review; no further deployment, activation or shared-data mutation is part of AERIE-2477.

- Obsolete generic sindri/runs.ts, workflows.ts and workflows.test.ts modules.

- Specifications, inventories, reports, handoffs, logs and temporary agent artifacts.

---

## Test plan

### Automated validation

- focused lifecycle and Sindri client tests — 47/47 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/reconciliation/readiness.test.ts convex/reconciliation/operator.test.ts convex/reconciliation/coordinatorStart.test.ts convex/reconciliation/coordinatorPollRecovery.test.ts convex/reconciliation/finalOutputSettlement.test.ts convex/reconciliation/sindriRuntime.test.ts convex/sindri/client.test.ts --maxWorkers=1)

- complete reconciliation suite — 97/97 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/reconciliation --maxWorkers=1)

- monitoring suite — 92/92 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/automations/monitoring.test.ts --maxWorkers=1)

- cron ownership — 3/3 passed (node --test scripts/check-monitoring-cron-coverage.test.mjs)

- root suite — 152/152 passed (pnpm test:root)

- Chat and Convex typecheck — passed (pnpm --dir chat typecheck)

- architecture boundaries, Convex paths, read bounds and test architecture — passed (pnpm lint:boundaries, pnpm lint:convex-paths, pnpm lint:read-bounds, pnpm lint:test-architecture)

- exact-path Biome — passed

- git diff --check — passed

- pre-repair preservation evidence — four lifecycle modules matched the accepted source byte-for-byte; all nine AERIE-2270 test hashes matched; the current Sindri 2026-09-20 contract is preserved

- generated declaration — only the authorised eight module-registration lines changed and full typecheck passes. convex codegen was attempted but could not run without a bound CONVEX_DEPLOYMENT; no deployment selector or credential was copied because binding one was outside the reconstruction safety boundary

- original Phase 4 diff scope — 17 authorised paths before review repair; the final 25-path inventory includes the 14-path AERIE-2477 repair

- AERIE-2477 focused repair tests — 71/71 passed across seven files, with seven named focused regressions (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/reconciliation/coordinatorPollRecovery.test.ts convex/reconciliation/coordinatorStart.test.ts convex/reconciliation/finalOutputSettlement.test.ts convex/reconciliation/commit.test.ts convex/reconciliation/admin.test.ts convex/reconciliation/reads.test.ts convex/reconciliation/validator.test.ts --maxWorkers=1)

- AERIE-2477 complete reconciliation suite — 104/104 passed across 15 files (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/reconciliation --maxWorkers=1)

- AERIE-2494 focused target/source/recovery regressions — 3/3 passed after 3/3 expected red failures; both full start/recovery files 23/23 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/reconciliation/coordinatorStart.test.ts convex/reconciliation/coordinatorPollRecovery.test.ts --maxWorkers=1)

- AERIE-2494 complete reconciliation suite — 107/107 passed across 15 files; foundation/discovery 20/20, monitoring 92/92, cron ownership 3/3 and root 152/152 passed. Chat/Convex typechecks, architecture/path/read-bound/test-architecture checks, five-path Biome and git diff --check passed; two independent read-only reviewers returned PASS on the exact diff

- AERIE-2477 Chat/Convex typechecks, architecture boundaries, Convex paths, read bounds, test architecture, exact 14-path Biome and git diff --check — passed; two independent read-only reviewers returned PASS on the exact cumulative diff

### E2E and Ready-head continuity

The controlled reconciliation E2E passed at authored Phase 4 head 543a44b91502a7f3f14063ab4fb0165b14bac832; no product-code repair was required. Before marking the PR Ready, current main (68924d9d10e45ab31ec44fe19e9b648146bc2591) was merged into the branch as 79ea86b0026fcfeab3be8a6d351c696723bb88c7. The intervening main commit changes only three Forge/Sindri list UI files already present in the PR base. All 17 authorised Phase 4 path blobs are byte-identical between the E2E-tested authored head and the Ready head, and the pre-repair PR diff against current main remained exactly those 17 paths. The first hosted CI and Mercy review ran against that Ready head; the repair push requires new-head CI and Mercy review.

### Branch update after the second repair

After AERIE-2494 was committed as f89ccb58f4a2d40cfa5f8d180fb10bfe42d202b4, current main (1a8f4580af84d7090fb1f56e16b93c2b20b6a533) was merged via GitHub's Update branch as 680f0b3ac40da34c4f98a53c1b68ac45fe9e43bd. The merge commit has exactly the repair commit and current main as parents; all 25 PR-owned path blobs are unchanged. The full 25-path binary PR diff is byte-identical across the old and new bases (SHA-256 a3baa26b061531133cb0c678cfa24f0f588471348eb87b3edcc03ff0596eca48). Upstream main changed other surfaces, including Rhodes Worker reconciliation integration; the earlier controlled E2E was not rerun. A second GitHub Update branch merged current main (ff7809c7f310899777cc1d73e721ab2b16e9d0af) into that branch as bd83ff6a85ca7d471aa5b10089c5d58361cbcf06 before restoring Ready. The AERIE-2494 repair commit remains an ancestor and the 25-path PR diff remains byte-identical at SHA-256 a3baa26b061531133cb0c678cfa24f0f588471348eb87b3edcc03ff0596eca48. Required CI and review must evaluate the current Ready head, not either prior merge head or the old reviewed repair head.

### Time for Implementation

About 4 to 6 engineer-weeks without AI assistance, including source archaeology, reconstruction, lifecycle concurrency review, reduced-test preservation, integration validation and controlled E2E.

### Manual QC

E2E-Prepper ran the controlled Phase 4 lifecycle against the personal development environment using pinned Workflow Instance wfi_Q7R8sSOZLbs and contract 2026-09-20. The only manual product entrypoint was rebl3Discovery/orchestrator:runHourlyDiscovery; discovery-page, poll, settlement and commit functions were never invoked manually.

- Austin: execution reconciliation-receipt-6608a976-92c2-456b-8e0e-0b83a9dcb73c, Sindri run run_2e5AeDmwAFn, completed / updated / commit; 2 fenced sources, 7 citations, 12 decisions, 3 updated fields, 3 provenance rows, revoked read grant and 1 write audit.

- Roswell: execution reconciliation-receipt-02f473dc-c391-432d-b88e-00e60bc202a0, Sindri run run_sJmIe6ESgci, completed / updated / commit; 2 fenced sources, 7 citations, 12 decisions, 4 updated fields, 4 provenance rows, revoked read grant and 1 write audit.

- Combined durability: 2 accepted proposals, 14 citations matched to fenced source tuples, 24 field-history rows, 7 current provenance rows, 2 revoked grants, 2 write-audit rows and 0 nonterminal executions.

- Runtime quality: 6/6 Agent activations completed, 0 runner failures, with the Quality Bar, three attempts and 60-second timeout preserved.

- Cleanup: observe/commit allowlists emptied, start and automatic-write kill switches restored, personal Worker binding restored, temporary Worker/processes/files removed and the exact PR worktree left clean.

No production action or upstream REBL3, Rhodes or Due Diligence write occurred. The final bounded mode-600 evidence artifact contains no secrets, source content or provider payloads.

Evidence-hygiene disclosure: an initial read-only convex data workflowRuns attempt returned malformed/truncated JSON, and the local parse exception echoed part of one historical source quote into the isolated E2E agent tool transcript. That failed attempt produced no artifact, retained log or credential exposure. Workflow-run table inspection was removed from the verifier, temporary runner/tail logs were deleted, and the final evidence was generated only from sanitized Aerie metadata. This transcript-only disclosure does not change the green product result.

## Review repairs and contract clarifications

### First review

Review [5310603172](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5310603172) was classified under [AERIE-2477](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2477/preserve-retryability-citation-ownership-and-rollout-fences-in-phase-4) at exact reviewed head 79ea86b0026fcfeab3be8a6d351c696723bb88c7.

Six blocking findings are accepted for a bounded repair. The start-path finding contains two independently reachable failures, so the repair owns seven focused durable contracts:

- unexpected status or inspection exceptions must use the existing bounded retry path rather than terminal status_response_mismatch;

- transient read-preparation failures must leave a claimed execution recoverable rather than record permanent bad input;

- action exceptions and repeated unrecognized or malformed start responses must preserve stable idempotency, advance the bounded recovery state and reach an explicit durable outcome rather than remain starting;

- only an explicit freshness mismatch may terminalize as evidence_not_current; unexpected operational failures must remain recovery failures;

- citation resolver unavailability must remain retryable rather than become terminal citation_invalid;

- intentional cross-array citation reuse must persist every field-owned association needed by verified history and provenance;

- marked recovery must recheck the current Site rollout and effective mode before retrying.

Two blocking claims are rejected:

- reconciliation has one global pinned Workflow registration shared by arbitrary-cardinality Sites. The operator refuses a second row, referenced rows cannot be deleted, and the registry deliberately enforces the singleton. Multiple retained registrations require out-of-contract database corruption; they are not a supported multi-Site state;

- the exact 16-row expired-lease scan is an approved bound. Running and verifying rows are independently claimed and drained by the one-minute poll owner, so they can delay but do not permanently starve a later starting row under the scheduled lifecycle.

The five review-deferred items remain outside this repair: expired/revoked grant cleanup, renewal between marked retry attempts, successful pending/running poll counting, runtime-classification test coverage and the related grant-expiry variants. They have no demonstrated incorrect durable outcome on the current head.

The repair retains the existing idempotency key so a possible remote partial success is rediscovered without creating a duplicate run. The initial claim advances durable attemptCount before the external call; an uncertain response retains its lease and the repaired recovery advances bounded pollAttemptCount, then terminalizes explicitly at the cap. Structured permanent failures retain sindri_start_permanent, distinct from retry exhaustion. The validator retains separate unowned and field-owned citation associations through settlement, verified commit, field history and provenance. The persisted association bound is 440 = 200 unique source citations + 12 allowed fields × 20 per-field citations; the wire bound remains 200 unique citations. Revival of a marked revoked grant is freshness-fenced before access becomes readable.

The repair preserves Aerie write authority, the generic Sindri boundary, exactly three private runtime operations, the global pinned registration, the exact 16-row scan, stable idempotency, three attempts, cron ownership and the E2E-tested happy path. No schema, migration, generated contract, deployment, activation, credential, new E2E, Site enrollment, Phase 5 or upstream-write surface changed.

Before repair, exact-head validation was green: focused lifecycle/client 47/47, reconciliation 97/97, monitoring 92/92, cron ownership 3/3, root 152/152, Chat/Convex typecheck and architecture/static checks. The controlled Austin/Roswell E2E remains green. On the exact pre-commit repair diff 8c1945bbe89fd3d269dfbecf49f07e1e83b345821fc143089924ce5e84b66214 against reviewed head 79ea86b0026fcfeab3be8a6d351c696723bb88c7, seven named focused red → green regressions pass within the 71/71 focused tests; reconciliation is 104/104 across 15 files. Chat/Convex typechecks, architecture/path/read-bound/test-architecture checks, Biome on all 14 repair paths and git diff --check pass; two independent read-only reviewers returned PASS. The reviewed repair changes only 14 files; the full PR scope after push comprises the 25 paths listed above.

### Second review

Review [5317780426](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5317780426) covers exact head 678122289153476365a20ba0ad4176105f1e7c27. [AERIE-2494](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2494/preserve-stale-evidence-reason-during-reconciliation-start-preparation) accepts one proven durable blocker: prepareReconciliationStartInput collapsed a typed target-revision or source-facts freshness mismatch into unavailable. Initial start then terminalized a changed target/source as read_access_unavailable; the same misclassification was reachable when a target changed between separate recovery-preparation and read transactions. The five-path repair preserves a private typed stale result, recording terminal stale with the exact target_revision_stale or source_facts_stale reason and revoking the matching grant. Genuine inaccessible input still records read_access_unavailable; unexpected failures remain recoverable. Registration, lease, grant binding and hash checks remain in place.

Two reported blockers are rejected on their actual paths:

- An ordinarily expired or already revoked sole grant does not prevent terminal cleanup. registry.ts validGrant validates hash, safe timestamps, expiresAt > createdAt and an optional revocation timestamp; it does not require expiresAt > now or an unrevoked row. markTerminal therefore patches the execution and revokeIfLive only revokes a still-live grant. Duplicate or malformed inventory is a structural error, not expiry or ordinary revocation.

- The observe-mode poll fixture is not excluded by a commit-list entry. Its registration has global activationMode: observe; rolloutPolicy.ts admits membership in either pilot list, then global observe bounds its effective mode to observe, matching the seeded execution and the recovery guard. Changing its list would not repair a failing production/test path.

The runtime 2xx cast is checked by the start, status and inspection caller guards before a durable success. The review itself defers its classification robustness question, observe-success settlement coverage, discovery cron owner-table coverage and transport-classification tests. Four suggestions/nits remain hardening only. No such deferred or rejected item is bundled into this repair, and no previously approved global-registration, 16-row scan, citation, three-attempt or idempotency contract is changed.

Three new named regressions failed on the old behavior and pass on the repair: target freshness, source freshness and the separate recovery transaction gap. The exact pre-commit five-path binary diff is 3fc473456900a05bff027bbc144f14eeec878e3032de221b4776189fa7a64bfb, committed as f89ccb58f4a2d40cfa5f8d180fb10bfe42d202b4; complete reconciliation passes 107/107, retained foundation/discovery 20/20, monitoring 92/92, cron ownership 3/3, root 152/152, and focused start/recovery 23/23. Typechecks, architecture/static checks, Biome and whitespace checks pass; two independent read-only checks passed the same diff. The PR still has exactly the 25 paths listed under Scope. No deployment, activation, credentials, E2E rerun, migration, Site enrollment, external traffic or upstream write was part of either review repair.

### Third review: invalid-state claims and unchanged boundaries

Review [5319650419](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5319650419) covers Ready head bd83ff6a85ca7d471aa5b10089c5d58361cbcf06. All eight non-Mercy required checks succeeded on this head (the remaining code-smith check was skipped). The reviewer withdrew its earlier global-registration, 16-row scan, ordinary expired-grant and observe-fixture objections. Its four remaining blocking claims rely on persistent inventory corruption or on a typed-error consumer that does not exist in the reviewed production paths; no supported mutation can produce their premise:

- Queued input revision (coordinator.ts:370–372). readiness.ts:createReceipt inserts the queued execution, its sole input revision and captured sources, then patches inputRevisionId in one Convex mutation. A failed insertion/patch rolls that entire mutation back. There is no production deletion or second insertion of input revisions. loadInput returns null for a missing/duplicated row only if a database invariant has already been broken outside this supported writer. The proposed terminalization of an arbitrary corrupted row is not a repair of a reachable partial-persistence state.

- Receipt unavailable sentinel (reads.ts:464–473). The public-facing loader translates ReceiptUnavailable into a clean userError. Actual read/start preparation calls the unchecked loader inside prepareReadAccess and classifies ReceiptUnavailable explicitly. Other callers do not branch on that sentinel: commit catches any loader rejection as its existing failure, settlement catches it as a receipt error, recovered-start preparation catches it as recovery-required, and validator HTTP returns a clean denied/error boundary. No typed classifier is bypassed by the translation. The third-review request would alter internal error semantics without a proven wrong outcome.

- Settlement exception (finalOutputSettlement.ts:728–732). The action uses a structured rejected result for malformed/missing final output and resolver-unavailable for transient citation lookup. Its settlement mutation explicitly handles absent/expired grants, changed registration and changed receipt freshness. The cited missing input/receipt rows, duplicate registration and malformed grant inventory are out-of-contract persisted corruption: the receipt writer is atomic, registration is global and singleton, and the read-grant writer checks the indexed sole-grant inventory. The generic catch intentionally avoids labeling an unexpected mutation/platform exception as a business failure; no supported durable-invalid path was shown to be collapsed.

- Poll terminal grant inventory (coordinatorPollRecovery.ts:506–523). grantInventory accepts an ordinarily expired or previously revoked sole grant; it rejects duplicate or structurally malformed rows. reads.ts:prepareReadAccess first reads the bounded indexed inventory and either renews its one matching row or inserts a first grant; the path does not manufacture a duplicate. Transactional validation before terminalization protects the grant/lifecycle invariant; skipping it to force a terminal patch would turn corruption into apparently valid evidence. The recovered-start inventory guard has the same provenance boundary.

The five missing-test findings and nine hardening/nit findings are retained for human consideration, not treated as proof of a broken shipped production path. This review made no code, deployment, activation, credential, E2E or upstream-write change. The PR remains at the unchanged 25-path diff SHA-256 a3baa26b061531133cb0c678cfa24f0f588471348eb87b3edcc03ff0596eca48; we will not push an empty or unrelated commit merely to retrigger review.

### Fourth review and final combined repair

Review [5320089243](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5320089243) covers bd83ff6a85ca7d471aa5b10089c5d58361cbcf06. [AERIE-2498](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2498/revoke-a-revived-marked-recovery-grant-when-read-secret-disappears) accepts its one proven blocker. A marked recovery can atomically revive its previously revoked grant, then the action can be interrupted. When the retained lease expires and the read secret is absent on the next attempt, recovery previously terminalized the execution as read_access_unavailable without revoking the still-live grant. The focused repair validates the sole grant's structure and execution/Site/target binding even without a secret-derived hash, rejects unbound inventory before any write, and revokes a valid bound grant in the same mutation that terminalizes the execution. A supplied expected hash remains checked; no empty-secret hash is invented.

The legacy-citation compatibility finding assumes that field-blind Phase 4 settlement rows were deployed and left nonterminal before this still-unmerged Phase 4 writer. The current production base has no Phase 4 settlement/commit producer. The controlled personal-development Austin/Roswell E2E produced completed, committed executions and zero nonterminal rows. Inferring field ownership from a hypothetical old unowned citation row would weaken verified provenance, so no speculative migration or compatibility fallback is included. The review withdrew the previously rebutted registration, sentinel, queued-input, grant-inventory and observe-fixture blockers. Missing coverage and 15 suggestions/nits remain nonblocking hardening/polish, not this security repair.

The repair is exactly two paths, with one named regression that fails on the reviewed code (terminal execution retains an unrevoked grant) and passes after the repair, including an unbound-grant negative check. Its pre-commit binary diff SHA-256 is aaa59a3cb04353181ce2139d5064ccc9e8487d71784cb2db123e2c104769a3d5; two independent read-only reviewers passed that exact diff. The complete reconciliation suite passes 108/108 across 15 files; retained monitoring/Sindri tests pass 107/107, cron owners 3/3 and root 152/152. Chat/Convex typecheck, architecture/path/read-bound/test-architecture checks, exact-path Biome and whitespace checks pass.

New main (fe883884f58b01e31c3b33d385b3b39a43e65f84) introduced one content conflict in scripts/check-monitoring-cron-coverage.test.mjs: this PR's three reconciliation owner assertions and main's two capacity owner assertions are both preserved, with the combined registration count 42. The integrated and committed merge tree is 92d3e82cbf0207a64b21767e3c0c65f539b01360. On that combined tree, reconciliation 108/108, retained monitoring/Sindri 107/107, cron owners 3/3, root 152/152, Chat/Convex typecheck, architecture/static checks, three-path Biome and git diff --check pass. The final PR diff against this main remains exactly 25 paths, SHA-256 94b6f224a52e829d06a6e1f6f3d0cf5542f9bfd0fc014ca868f1d9f5ab6b7132. One merge commit 71817e6c1bc2660610820bc0548c42527d7987dc carries both the two-path repair and conflict resolution; it was pushed once to the PR branch. Required hosted CI and automated review must evaluate this exact new head.

The earlier controlled Austin/Roswell E2E passed before the review repairs. Its live scenario has not been rerun after repair or the later main updates; the current-head automated suites and hosted CI remain the post-repair gates. This change does not deploy, activate, bind credentials, enroll Sites, change schema, run live E2E, mutate shared data or perform upstream writeback. Aerie alone owns Site writes, Sindri remains generic, and the one global registration, 16-row scan, three private runtime operations, stable idempotency, three attempts and citation bounds stay unchanged.

### Fifth review: inspection lease and nonblocking findings

Review [5320866146](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5320866146) is for exact head 71817e6c1bc2660610820bc0548c42527d7987dc, where all nine non-Mercy hosted checks completed green or intentionally skipped. [AERIE-2503](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2503/fence-in-flight-inspection-past-the-poll-lease-without-duplicate) accepts the in-flight inspection lease problem. claimOnePoll claims a 120-second lease; a completed status changes the row to verifying and nextPollAt=now, retaining that original lease. pollDue first invokes status GET with no shorter timeout; that call can itself cross the initial lease and be reclaimed before the completed transition. If status completes inside the initial lease, pollDue invokes inspection with no sub-lease timeout. If inspection crosses the remaining lease, another poll can reclaim the same due row and inspect again. The original valid result loses its token fence, and repeatedly slow responses can prevent settlement. AERIE-2503 repairs both in-flight calls: only the private reconciliation status and inspect GETs get a cancellable 90-second operation budget starting before capability/link preflight; completed → verifying renews the same token and sets its lease/next-poll due time to the transition time plus 120 seconds. Authorization remains before link/network. The validated five-path fix is now in the pushed merge commit e4e3acba642c0b4fafe22833a692d2b95cbe156a. The existing one-registration/16-row/start-attempt/idempotency/citation and Aerie-only-write boundaries remain authoritative.

The purported late-start stale-grant leak at coordinator.ts:611 assumes that the starting row has failureCode=registration_control_changed and a live grant under the original lease. That state has no supported producer. The only writer of that marker on a starting row is registry.ts:fenceExecutions, which in the same transaction revokes the indexed sole grant. coordinatorStart.test.ts exercises an operator transition during a deferred Sindri response and asserts the grant is already revoked before recordStartSuccess records the late run ID, and remains revoked afterward. Recovery can revive a marked grant, but claimExpiredStart first replaces the lease token: the original recordStartSuccess immediately returns recovery_required on its old-token check, while recovered-start recorders own the new token and revoke on stale terminalization. A change only to environment rollout config does not write the marker; recordStartSuccess takes its !registration/unmarked recovery_required branch instead of the cited terminal patch. Thus this direct terminal patch cannot leave a newly live grant in the supported path; do not add a redundant write to address an impossible marker/live-grant state.

The pending/running poll reschedule does not advance the failure counter, intentionally preserving the actual provider running state. The review itself defers this finding: a legitimate long-running provider run is not an exhausted failed attempt, and no incorrect durable result is demonstrated. The cron owner, runtime classification, negative capability/link, status/inspection mapping, settlement observe and operator authorization requests are missing-test or hardening proposals, not shown shipped defects. The 13 suggestions/nits likewise remain outside this narrow repair. No deploy, activation, credentials, live E2E, shared-data mutation, or upstream write occurs during review repair.

The first uncommitted repair candidate was rejected at the parent pre-push gate despite two PASS reviews: placing lazy first-start Sindri user-link provisioning inside the shared provider-error classifier would have turned a missing-config or transport exception into sindri_start_permanent or a consumed attempt, rather than preserving startDue's recovery_required state. A fresh gated corrective task restored the original boundary: an outer timer try/finally covers the two bounded GET operations, while a narrow inner provider fetch/body catch leaves capability and lazy link preflight errors outside classification. One direct sindriRuntime.test.ts regression is red on the rejected candidate and green after correction; no start timeout or generic Sindri behavior change is introduced.

The final five-path pre-commit corrective diff SHA-256 is 8042a3f36ca1b7dfc5b28c71f68e1cddeba73d24619e85add98734833fa72c6f. Three focused red→green contracts pass; the complete reconciliation suite is 111/111 across 15 files and the two independent read-only reviews passed the same diff. Against latest main a0c078111f973630c819fa843719b12144796583, the conflict-free integrated tree is 82f94ce8683f78931d9a51d79582b4a395f85099, and its PR diff is 25 paths, binary SHA-256 e8f9af8e8e68ff2ca9f44d59e4b7c5844b0258d71fc03d3a8cbc1be4d490f899. On that combined tree, reconciliation 111/111, retained monitoring/Sindri 107/107, cron composition 3/3, root 152/152, Chat/Convex typecheck, architecture/Convex-path/read-bound/test-architecture, five-path Biome and whitespace checks pass. Required hosted CI and automated review must assess the pushed exact head e4e3acba642c0b4fafe22833a692d2b95cbe156a. The Austin/Roswell E2E has not been rerun since the earlier controlled run, and this review repair does not deploy, activate, enroll Sites, bind credentials, mutate shared data or write upstream.

### Sixth review: settlement error flow at current head

Review [5321871235](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5321871235) evaluated exact pushed head e4e3acba642c0b4fafe22833a692d2b95cbe156a; all nine non-Mercy checks completed successfully or were intentionally skipped. Its free-text claim that a malformed inspection payload or citation resolver exception escapes before settlement does not match the supported producer-to-consumer flow. inspectReconciliationFinalOutputsV1 snapshots and bounds the provider's parsed JSON, returning accepted_output_missing or accepted_output_invalid rather than throwing for malformed/oversized output. validateReconciliationFinalOutputV1 catches structural parsing errors as rejected, catches each citation resolver rejection as resolver_unavailable, and catches final canonicalization/digest errors as rejected. settleReconciliationFinalOutputV1 builds a structured SettlementArgs for each of those results and calls the settlement mutation; the rejected branch terminalizes with a failure outcome, while resolver_unavailable intentionally returns recovery_required without labeling transient evidence unavailability as an invalid proposal. The claimed unhandled malformed-payload/resolver path has no reachable supported producer.

On resolver_unavailable, the execution remains verifying under its finite lease. This is an explicit retry state, not a silently lost terminal result: after the lease expires, claimOnePoll can reclaim the due verifying row and re-read the run/inspection; finalOutputSettlement.test.ts verifies that resolver unavailability leaves no partial settlement writes. A persistently unavailable dependency remains unavailable, but manufacturing a permanent business failure or fabricated citation ownership for it would change the approved evidence boundary. Unexpected platform/database failures outside these classified responses are not proof of malformed provider data, and generic exception-to-terminal conversion would mask their cause.

The request for a cap on successful pending/running polls remains deferred in the review metadata and would misreport a truly running provider run. The preflight timer's inability to interrupt an arbitrary stalled capability/link await is also marked deferred; normal polling follows a successful start, which created an active service link, and no production link-deactivation writer exists. Redaction regex, observe-path, cron owner, runtime classification, capability and operator findings are missing coverage or hardening, not demonstrated shipped defects. The 13 suggestions remain nonblocking. This round makes no code, deployment, activation, credential, E2E, shared-data or upstream-write change and does not push an empty commit. Its COMMENTED/auto-approve-withheld verdict is not treated as an approval under this PR's exact-head merge gate; no manual tagged review is requested.

### Seventh review: marked recovery order at current head

Review [5323918288](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5323918288) covers exact current PR head 7ed459f202f72a48cb11f5846974bc95c29ae281 after main was merged. The 25-path PR diff against current main is byte-identical to the prior validated PR diff, SHA-256 e8f9af8e8e68ff2ca9f44d59e4b7c5844b0258d71fc03d3a8cbc1be4d490f899; all nine non-Mercy hosted checks on this head are green or intentionally skipped. The review withdrew the earlier settlement-exception objection.

The single high-severity marked-recovery finding at coordinatorPollRecovery.ts:1418 reverses the actual order. recordRecoveredStartFailure loads the sole indexed grant, checks its structural/execution/Site/target/hash binding, and returns recovery_required if mismatched. It then checks !registration.active || grant.revokedAt !== undefined before its revocation patch. When a bound grant is live and registration is active, it patches revokedAt once, then follows the retryable branch to schedule leaseExpiresAt and return retryable, or the permanent/exhausted branch to patch a failed outcome and return failed. There is no post-patch revoked-state guard capable of turning either result into recovery_required. The review's own machine-readable finding marks this premise deferred and states that the described post-revocation invalidation is not present. No code or test change is warranted for an impossible ordering. The 19 suggestions/nits remain nonblocking coverage or hardening.

This evidence update makes no commit, push, deploy, activation, credential, E2E, shared-data or upstream write. The current verdict is again COMMENTED because auto-approve was withheld for a human merge. It is not an exact-head approval under our merge gate, and no further manual tagged review is issued from this session.

### Eighth review: interrupted unmarked recovery (repair pushed)

Review [5324040853](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1492#pullrequestreview-5324040853) covers reviewed head 7ed459f202f72a48cb11f5846974bc95c29ae281. [AERIE-2541](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2541/revoke-an-unmarked-recovery-grant-when-preparation-is-interrupted) accepts one reachable blocker: for an unmarked expired-start recovery, prepareRecoveredStart(phase: "prepare") accepts an exact bound, unrevoked but expired grant and extends its TTL. If the following prepareReadRef rejects, recordRecoveredStartFailure(kind: "preparation_interrupted") returned recovery_required without revoking that now-live grant because the execution was unmarked. This left evidence-read authority live after work was interrupted. An unmarked *already revoked* grant cannot pass the preparation guard; the proven path is an expired, unrevoked grant.

Stage 1 produced and received explicit parent SEND approval before completion on frozen diagnosis SHA-256 29d4e4d482b221cdc68fede6d3127ad78257e1eb1f0018443847de1d55ec46f0; Stage 2 had a fresh owner. The accepted exact two-path repair, pre-commit SHA-256 46a42971d2f64b31512046efc0aac43343116b9e477fdd81ef426e6df13b41a7, removes only the unmarked early bypass and revokes the sole currently live, matching execution/Site/target/hash grant after a fenced preparation interruption. It does not patch execution state, attempts, lease, scheduling or failure classification. The same recorder also covers a later failed confirmation fence. One real-seam regression was red at the old head (revokedAt undefined), green after repair. Owner validation: recovery file 15/15, reconciliation 112/112 across 15 files, Chat/Convex typecheck, architecture/path/read-bound/test-architecture checks, two-path Biome and whitespace PASS; two independent read-only reviewers PASS on the exact diff SHA. Parent independently applied that byte-identical patch to a clean worktree at the reviewed head; parent reconciliation 112/112, architecture/path/read-bound/test-architecture and whitespace PASS. Parent typecheck in the new worktree was interrupted by its execution timeout; owner typecheck on the identical patch passed. No code or review artifact outside the two exact paths is authorized.

The reported triggerRevision bound mismatch is not a reachable queued pilot revision. The only production receipt writer (enqueueAfterPromotionHandler → createReceipt in readiness.ts) mints triggerRevision or coalescedThroughRevision from derivePromotionTriggerRevision: the fixed 28-code-point reconciliation-promotion:v1: prefix plus 64-character SHA-256 hex digest, exactly 92 code points, below both 128- and 256-code-point guards. The 129–256-character scenario requires a non-production row writer. The review's structured metadata explicitly defers this finding. We preserve the shared persisted contract; no speculative cross-phase bound migration is in this repair.

The reported nested inspection identity mismatch is possible only if Sindri's single authenticated /v1/runs/{runId}/inspect response violates its own producer contract: controlPlaneReads.ts:inspectRunHandler obtains runStatus and get_workflow_snapshot using the same supplied runId, then projects that snapshot's run through toPublicRun. Aerie's getRunStatus and inspectCompleteRun use its fenced run ID; validInspection checks runStatus.run.id, workflow-instance ID and completed status before settlement, and settleFinalOutput rechecks the claimed run ID against the execution and proposal. No supported route combines another run's snapshot with this run's status; additional nested-ID validation would be defensive hardening against an internally inconsistent Sindri implementation, not a demonstrated cross-run producer path.

The other 19 suggestions are nonblocking coverage/hardening. Boundaries remain: Aerie owns Site writes, Sindri is generic, exactly three private operations, global pinned registration, exact 16-row recovery scan, three start attempts, stable start idempotency, field-owned citations and no live activation or upstream writes. All nine non-Mercy checks at the reviewed head are green or intentionally skipped. The description and untagged classification comment were updated before the single repair commit/push. Parent committed 498b800ed6ca2580e40b2251f4d2af0f2148887a on reviewed head 7ed459f... with only those two files and pushed it once; remote PR head matches and the integration worktree is clean. The PR diff against current main remains 25 paths, binary SHA-256 f7bcb97e309d5bba5a4c31b46ab847185bb4ffcb08d35821a4ebe7f9b6e9a7f6. Fresh hosted CI and Mercy-Watcher review of this exact head are pending; no manual trigger was issued. No deployment, activation, credential binding, Site enrollment, live E2E, shared-data mutation, upstream write, manual Mercy trigger or empty push occurred. Merge still requires exact pushed-head approval and green required CI.

Closes #1514

## Summary

- rename int_school_identity to int_program_identity

- update every dbt dependency, test input, macro, comment, and documentation reference

- rename the directly named singular test; retain no compatibility model or alias

## Validation

- poetry run dbt parse

- manifest assertion: int_program_identity present and int_school_identity absent from all nodes

- mechanical comparison against origin/main: all changed file contents differ only by int_school_identity → int_program_identity and the two matching path renames

- git diff --check

The PR dbt workflow builds pr<N>_ models and runs the full dbt test suite against them. After the build completes, I will compare the generated relations with the current production relations before merge.

## Summary

- publish on-campus and through-January-31 future-start grade operands from Enrollment cohorts

- keep the forecast detail mart as the grade source for new_enrolled only

- update Physical usage mode, confirmed-coverage reconciliation, and existing fixtures to use the Enrollment operand keys

## Validation

- pnpm --dir packages/contracts exec vitest run src/admissions-forecast-v2-physical.test.ts --maxWorkers=1

- pnpm --dir sync exec vitest run src/redshift/admissions-forecast.test.ts --maxWorkers=1

- pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run convex/admissions/forecastV2.test.ts --maxWorkers=1

- package type checks for contracts, sync, and Chat

- Biome check and test-architecture lint

- dbt parse

- PR dbt build materialized pr1513_ models successfully

## Production comparison

Compared sandbox_education.mart_admissions_forecast_grade_operands with sandbox_education.pr1513_mart_admissions_forecast_grade_operands at (program, school_year, raw_grade, operand) grain, normalizing the two renamed keys.

- 1,083 operand cells compared

- 0 count differences

- 48 structural row differences, all zero-only synthetic grade rows from the old detail aggregate; the Enrollment aggregate emits only observed raw-grade groups, and the consumer treats absent evidence as zero

- PR output contains enr_agg.on_campus, enr_agg.future_through_jan31, and unchanged detail_agg.new_enrolled

- PR output contains no detail_agg.on_campus or detail_agg.future_through_jan31 rows

- nonzero totals: enr_agg.on_campus = 528; enr_agg.future_through_jan31 = 8

- Alpha Austin / Alpha High School published Session 3 on-campus, through-January-31 future starts, and January forecast values have 0 differences from production

Closes #1509

## Demo


## Summary

- Add a provider-neutral AgentEngine contract with typed capabilities, errors, canonical events/items, registry routing, and deterministic fake-engine coverage.

- Add the production Codex adapter over the existing app-server bridge while preserving Codex UI/Tauri compatibility behavior.

- Persist engine/provider thread ownership and migrate workflow coordination, runtime reconciliation, recovery, deletion, and smoke paths to typed agent operations and canonical snapshots.

- Preserve raw provider payloads for diagnostics/transcript compatibility while workflow decisions use normalized fields.

## Scope

This implements the generic engine foundation and Codex adapter from AI-901. Pi/Claude adapters, TFY Claude discovery, provider selection UI, new credential flows, and cross-engine migration remain out of scope for this ticket.

## Validation

- pnpm test:workflow — 30 Node tests and 76 native workflow tests passed.

- pnpm test:smoke — 28 harness tests passed.

- cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib — 228 passed, 2 ignored.

- pnpm build passed.

- Isolated desktop smoke run f77781e6-2a54-462f-a1c3-61bb1f131b74: research-ready, exactly one thread-create and turn-start; report retained at .smoke/runs/f77781e6-2a54-462f-a1c3-61bb1f131b74/report.json.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-901/introduce-a-generic-agent-engine-and-codex-adapter

## Demo


## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-902/add-a-top-bar-markdown-notepad-tray

## Summary

- Add an accessible top-bar Markdown notepad icon and anchored tray using the shared Popover.

- Add a Tiptap WYSIWYG editor with headings, emphasis, links, ordered/unordered/task lists, blockquotes, and code blocks, with Markdown import/export.

- Persist one local app-data Notepad.md using debounced atomic saves, visible load/save/error states, and open/reveal actions.

- Add focused interaction and Markdown round-trip coverage.

## Test plan

- pnpm test:notepad

- pnpm build

- pnpm theme:check

- cargo check --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib

- pnpm test:smoke

- pnpm smoke build

- pnpm smoke start and pnpm smoke verify --expect research-ready

## Summary

- CAP-6 no longer rejects a capacity result where Max equals Fast Open just because maxScenarioAssumptions is omitted. Max-scenario assumptions explain how Max exceeds Fast Open; when they are equal there is nothing to explain.

- Unchanged: Max above Fast Open still requires at least one assumption, and malformed entries (for example an empty string) still fail.

Linear: AERIE-2502 (raised by Mercy on #1439).

## Test plan

- [x] packages/contracts: vitest run src/capacity (60 passed): equal capacities with omitted or empty assumptions pass CAP-6; a blank assumption still fails; the existing missing-assumptions case still fails.

- [x] packages/contracts: tsc --noEmit

- [x] chat: vitest run convex/capacityAutomation.test.ts (41 passed)

- Derive admissions inquiry timing from typed Parent associations, with an earlier or missing-parent application-date fallback.

- Require consistent deposit cutoffs, valid event order, and explicit coverage for funnel and campus comparisons.

- Guard the live /meta guidance in the Data API contract tests.

## Summary

- compute Session 3 January roster inputs from the neutral program-year Enrollment facts

- retain the four deprecated session_3_* inputs as aliases of their neutral replacements

- stop aggregating On Campus and New Sep-Jan from int_admissions_forecast_detail for the wide forecast

- document the replacement columns in the mart schema and forecast docs

Closes #1504

## Validation

- dbt parse --no-partial-parse

- git diff --check

- PR dbt model generation and production comparison to follow in this PR

## Change

Enable the existing Finalsite report schedule at 14:30 UTC daily. This is a one-line flag change; source capture, concurrency, publication, tables, views and permissions are unchanged.

## Rollout context

- Report implementation was reviewed and merged in #2061.

- #2062 releases that approved implementation to production with the schedule disabled, without releasing unrelated changes on main.

- Edie requested the complete rollout. The two missing metadata tables have been created and the real runtime credentials passed read-only source checks.

- This PR is prepared now so review can run alongside the release and first full-estate validation. A merge here does not deploy production. Do not carry this activation change into production until the full Surtr run has passed tenant/count/monetary/audit/view reconciliation. The deployment/run evidence will be added as it completes.

- 14:30 UTC is separated from the existing 10:15 UTC Finalsite billing start.

## Verification

- Only schedule.enabled changes from false to true; cron expression unchanged.

- JSON configuration validation passed.

- Finalsite report runner tests: 95 passed.

## Summary

- Remove the column-level distkey from four tables in 003_create_finalsite_report_staging.sql (raw_report_payouts, raw_report_payout_transactions, raw_report_payout_allocations, raw_report_payment_history).

## Why

The #2061 post-release DDL apply failed at statement 9:

ERROR: Cannot specify DISTKEY for column "payout_id" of table "raw_report_payouts" when DISTSTYLE is NONE or EVEN

The file was captured from SHOW TABLE, which prints distkey on the column next to DISTSTYLE AUTO; Redshift will not re-execute that, even under IF NOT EXISTS. Statements 1–8 (existing tables + comments) were no-ops; the two new ledger tables (report_ingestion_run_sites, report_ingestion_ledger) were not created, which blocks the first on-demand run.

Live svv_table_info shows all four tables as AUTO(KEY(...)), so DISTSTYLE AUTO without the column keyword matches production exactly. No live table changes.

## Business Value

Unblocks the managed daily Finalsite payout/report refresh Finance needs for the September 21010 close.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest -q — 95 passed

- [x] Live column shapes of all eight raw tables match the DDL (names and order)

- [ ] After merge: apply_ddl.py --apply, confirm both ledger tables exist, then on-demand run

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## Demo


## Summary

- Capture immutable workflow inputs, direct and reconciled user messages, Codex snapshots, artifacts, tickets, reviews, retries, handoffs, and local repository state for completed tasks.

- Export deterministic AI-879 schema-v1 replay cases with content-addressed blobs, repository patches/untracked files, correlations, replay classifications, warnings, and local-only re-export behavior.

- Add the completed-task UI action and retain capture provenance through redaction.

## Verification

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib

- pnpm exec tsc --noEmit

- pnpm test:task-trace

- pnpm test:eval-contract

- pnpm build

- pnpm theme:check

- pnpm test:smoke

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-880/capture-replay-ready-inputs-and-repository-snapshots-for-completed

## Summary

This PR fixes a mobile layout bug on the Admissions Forecast V2 route where the report's flex-constrained height was shorter than its school-card list. The overflowing cards could extend into the sibling footer, causing the Legacy Forecast link and last-updated chip to overlap a school card. Mobile now lets the report grow to its full card/list content while desktop keeps its existing bounded sizing and behavior.

### Changes

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/forecast/v2/forecast-v2-report.tsx — Makes the report shell natural-height on mobile with flex-none, while retaining lg:flex-1 for the bounded desktop report area.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/forecast/v2/__tests__/forecast-v2-report.test.tsx — Adds a responsive layout regression assertion covering the mobile and desktop flex classes.

### Design Decisions

- Reuses the existing mobile page scroll instead of adding a second overflow container, so the footer remains after the complete school-card list and totals.

- Limits the change to the Forecast V2 report shell. The legacy Forecast implementation, backend/data path, search, sorting, expansion, cards, totals, and analytics interactions are unchanged.

- Does not introduce a generic layout abstraction for a one-component responsive sizing contract.

## Business value

Admissions users on phones can scroll through the complete Forecast V2 school list and totals without the footer obscuring a card, while the Legacy Forecast link and freshness indicator remain available and desktop behavior is preserved.

## Estimated manual effort

1–2 hours.

## Test Plan

- [x] Focused Forecast V2 report and view tests pass: 50 tests.

- [x] pnpm --dir chat typecheck

- [x] pnpm lint and changed-file Biome checks pass; the full lint output contains two pre-existing warnings in chat/skill/forge-api/scripts/sindri.mjs.

- [x] git diff --check

- [ ] Manual mobile viewport review of the final school card, totals card, and footer placement.

## Summary

- Moves the capacity analysis the Rhodes Works fleet runs today into Aerie and Sindri, following the 2026-09-16 capacity handoff (PAP-8718) as written. This PR replicates that process; it does not change the process.

- Trigger: a daily diligence sweep over Data Gathering and Ready for Review sites, matching the Diligence Agent's run loop, plus an operator ask for a single site.

- Flow: Aerie assembles the site's documents, the governing documents, and prior analyses. It dispatches them to the Sindri workflow ([Sindri #205](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Sindri/pull/205)), re-validates CAP-1..7, and owns every DD write.

- Off by default: nothing runs unless CAPACITY_AUTOMATION_ENABLED=true, and publication stays disabled.

## What this replicates

| Handoff | Aerie + Sindri |

| --- | --- |

| §5 Diligence Agent run loop over DG / RfR sites | capacity diligence sweep cron (daily 11:00 UTC). Complete cards are excluded at query time (§4) |

| §4 agents pull the site's documents list | The evidence bundle includes each registered document's metadata, readiness, and extracted text |

| §2 Blueprint 1–7 + alpha-capacity-analysis skill | One Sindri agent with the handoff's skill, reference rulesets, output specs, and pinned §2 Brainlift text |

| §4 CAP-1..7, play gate, room table + labeled floorplan | Aerie re-validates. PARTIAL/FAIL support items and a failed play gate become data-quality flags, as in output spec 01 |

| §4 DD writes, proposal vs. record docs, Complete freeze | Unchanged Aerie publication path: proposal by default, allowlist-gated, never writes Complete cards |

Two operator rules sit on top of the handoff:

- Governing documents Aerie cannot read are skipped, and the pinned §2 Brainlift text is used instead.

- Instant School Plan outputs are not evidence.

## Changes

- Trigger:

- enqueue.ts adds enqueueDiligenceSweep and enqueueCapacityAsk, with at most one run in flight per site and one sweep run per site per UTC day.

- The document-registration trigger is removed; it was never enabled.

- Evidence (evidenceAssembler.ts):

- Site documents travel with their readiness. Only documents still being indexed hold a run.

- A site with no readable floorplan, block plan, CAD, or Matterport document ends unresolved. This is the handoff's C-IN rule.

- Dispatch (runner.ts):

- Document text goes as a gzip, line-wrapped Markdown file input so it fits Sindri's 256 KB start-input cap and the agent can read it in pages.

- Documents are ordered by priority (doctrine, then floorplans and other layout documents, then prior analyses, then caps and scope), and lower-priority ones are dropped only when the site is too large.

- Validation (@bran/contracts):

- CAP-1..7 follow the handoff's definitions. CAP-2 is the NLA sum plus per-level subtotals equal to the scenario total; CAP-3 checks completeness.

- The play gate must be evaluated, and the labeled floorplan artifact is required.

- Structured note entries are kept as JSON strings.

- Docs: docs/capacity-automation/fleet-validation-report.md records the production-data simulation below.

## Local end-to-end results (production data, personal dev, nothing written to production)

Method:

1. Eight production sites and their capacity-relevant documents were copied read-only into personal dev Aerie.

2. Personal dev indexed the documents with production's Drive reader.

3. Each site ran one at a time through Aerie's own path: enqueue, assemble, dispatch to Sindri, reconcile, validate. Publication was disabled.

| Site | Card FO / Max | Run FO / Max | Aerie outcome |

| --- | --- | --- | --- |

| 1964 Gallows Rd | 53 / 54 | 53 / 54 | all gates pass |

| 1762 Prospector Ave | 16 / 18 | 16 / 18 | all gates pass |

| 5000 T-Rex Ave | 55 / 61 | 50 / 74 | all gates pass |

| 35 E 62nd St | 239 / 252 | 239 / 252 (2 runs) | CAP-2: agent's NLA total ≠ its NLA rooms |

| 1200 Davis St | 140 / 330 | 141 / 330 | CAP-2 (agent arithmetic) |

| 2201 Lake Woodlands Dr | 70 / 231 | 70 / 198, then 134 / 158 | CAP-2; play gate omitted once |

| 5310 S Alston Ave | 112 / — | 90 / 90 | CAP-1: Microschool ruleset at 11,695 SF (handoff §7 #5 open question) |

| 4506 S Miami Blvd | 106 / — | 141 / 141 | CAP-2; CAP-4: 7 rooms not traced to a document |

Every remaining failure is a handoff CAP gate catching the agent's own output, not a pipeline error.

## Limitations

- Not enabled anywhere. Merging changes no production behavior; production has no CAPACITY_AUTOMATION_ENABLED.

- Governing documents are mostly unreadable. Production's Drive reader can't open 7 of the 10 handoff §1 documents: the BrainLift Directory, Capacity Brainlift, Play Area, Scoring Sites, Space Typology Catalogue, worked example, and Aerie Data Contract. It can open Day in the Life, Real Estate Location (the fixed-rate rulesets the skill already snapshots), and the legacy Microschool beliefs. Runs use the handoff's pinned Brainlift text and the skill's play rules. Access has been requested from JC.

- Agent output quality is the handoff's, not improved. 5 of 8 sites fail a CAP gate on the agent's own arithmetic, traceability, or ruleset choice, and identical inputs drift between runs (Woodlands). Results that fail a gate stay out of publication.

- The sweep and publication are untested on a deployment. The simulation used per-site asks. Record mode and artifact registration have not run anywhere. The 11:00 UTC cadence is our choice; the handoff doesn't specify one.

- Very large sites can lose documents. When a site exceeds Sindri's input cap even compressed, the lowest-priority documents are dropped and the agent lists them in unresolvedInputs.

## Open review findings (intentionally not fixed in this PR)

Mercy's latest review still lists about 20 findings, including one it counts as blocking. We are merging with them open on purpose: each fix round produced a similar number of new edge cases, none of them affect production while the feature is off, and Mercy never approves this PR because it touches a sensitive path. Every open finding is tracked in [AERIE-2356](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2356/harden-capacity-pipeline-open-mercy-findings-from-aerie-pr-1439), which must be finished before record-mode publication or a wider allowlist.

- Blocking, accepted risk: prompt injection through document text. The agent's job is to read site documents, so their text reaches its context; the Artemis fleet has the same exposure today. Mitigations: document content is fenced by a per-file random marker with one-line metadata, the agent has only Read/Write tools, Aerie re-validates every result against CAP-1..7, and publication is off, proposal-mode, and allowlist-gated.

- Deferred hardening (open checkboxes in AERIE-2356): stale knowledge treated as ready, prior-analysis capacities not projected, silently dropped oversized documents, artifact path and URL validation, play-gate basis, negative numbers, rollback fencing and restore fidelity, retry/scheduler edge cases, and missing failure-path tests.

- Declined because the handoff does it this way (recorded in AERIE-2356): spreadsheets count as geometry (input Mode 1), prior outputs are reviewed as prior analyses (Blueprint 2), unreadable site documents don't block a run, and no CAP-3/CAP-6 rules stricter than the handoff's.

Fixed from review in the last rounds: prior analyses count as CAP-4 evidence, a missing trigger document makes a run unresolved, the attribution note is written once per run (with a retry test), non-string doctrine config is rejected, and a Complete publish status is refused case-insensitively.

## Why merge now

- It's inert until explicitly enabled, so there's no production risk.

- The Aerie-to-Sindri path is proven end to end on real production data. Three sites reproduce the card exactly, and the gates stop the rest from publishing.

- What's left is external (doctrine access) or tracked (open review findings in AERIE-2356, the staging sweep run in AERIE-2265, repeatability in AERIE-2269). Holding the branch longer mostly adds review churn.

## Breaking changes

- None while CAPACITY_AUTOMATION_ENABLED is unset. The capacity crons are new, and the document-registration trigger is removed; it was never enabled.

## Test plan

- @bran/contracts capacity tests (46) and typecheck: passing

- chat capacity Convex suite and config tests (41) and typecheck: passing

- Monitoring cron coverage test: passing

- Production-data simulation above: 8 sites run serially in personal dev

Related: [AERIE-2259](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2259), [AERIE-2266](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2266), [AERIE-2267](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2267), [AERIE-2261](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2261), [AERIE-2356](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2356)

## Summary

- Adds NextGen and Waypoint Academy to the SIS campus brand allowlist used by enrollment and forecast reports (stg_sis_campus and mirrored contracts).

- NextGen Academy and Waypoint Academy are each an active physical SIS campus with a HubSpot program binding, and each is the only campus on its brand. NextGen Anywhere is not a SIS campus.

- The physical-delivery (PHYSICAL), ACTIVE, and HubSpot-resolution filters are unchanged.

## Test plan

- [ ] Confirm stg_sis_campus IN list and assert_sis_campus_unresolved_hubspot_program stay identical

- [ ] Confirm int_school_year_offering.brand_name accepted_values includes both new brands

- [ ] After merge/rebuild, NextGen Academy and Waypoint Academy appear in enrollment/forecast campus universe

## Outcome

Adds one Surtr ECS runner as the managed full-estate writer for all eight existing staging_education_finalsite.raw_report_* objects. It supersedes the narrower payout-only proposal in #2055 and preserves its useful safety patterns without adopting its 120-second serial login cadence.

The schedule is intentionally disabled for the first controlled production run.

## Data captured per configured tenant

- complete Financial Line Items CSV

- complete Payment History CSV

- monthly Accounts Receivable detail and totals for every billing-enabled school year from 2025-11-01 through the run date

- every page of payouts, every payout detail, and one observed balance-transaction/allocation response per listed payout

- one raw_report_load_runs audit row per source artifact and target

All eight targets, 59 per-tenant accounting rows, and the ingestion ledger publish in one Redshift transaction after every source response has landed in immutable, versioned S3.

## Finalsite concurrency

This encodes the production-measured profile from the 2026-09-25 ad-hoc refresh:

- 24 concurrent tenant logins per wave

- 905 seconds from one wave's auth completion to the next

- 8 tenant extraction workers

- 4 payout workers per tenant behind a shared 1.25 request/second tenant gate

The measured estate run completed in 38m30s: approximately 12m source extraction, 21m required auth-wave waiting, and 4m56s Redshift load/verification.

## Safety and auditability retained from #2055

- single-flight ECS execution and mandatory terminal run result

- immutable version-addressed source responses plus a hashed manifest

- transient deterministic COPY inputs

- source shape, row-count, monetary-control, duplicate-ID, payout-net, and over-allocation checks

- one atomic publication across all eight raw tables and the run/site ledgers

- explicit handling of indeterminate Redshift outcomes

- exact source records retained in SUPER

The Finalsite balance-transaction endpoint exposes no pagination/total and ignores page parameters. The manifest states the honest contract: one observed unpaginated response per listed payout. It does not claim stronger source completeness.

## Real-data verification

- replayed the 2026-09-25 59-tenant capture through every new transform

- reconciled counts exactly: 5,433 financial line items; 3,360 payment-history rows; 21,563 AR detail rows; 3,069 AR totals; 872 payouts; 4,030 payout transactions; 5,135 allocations; 6,433 load-audit rows

- identified and preserved seven legitimate unallocated/partly allocated payments that the exact-allocation check in #2055 would reject

- confirmed the live payout list is paginated (paging.total) while the balance-transaction route ignores pagination

- compared the eight checked-in target column contracts to the live Redshift tables; the only live-only column is the expected loaded_at DEFAULT GETDATE() populated by Redshift

## Tests

- uv run pytest -q: 27 passed

- Ruff 0.15.22 check and format check: passed

- TypeScript build: passed

- pipeline config + owner Jest suites: 588 passed

- DDL helper dry run: passed

Full CDK synth reached asset bundling but could not complete locally because Docker Desktop was not running; CI provides Docker and remains authoritative for synth/deploy.

## Rollout after approval

1. Merge to main, then release to production through the protected release PR.

2. Explicitly apply 003_create_finalsite_report_staging.sql to create only the two new ingestion-ledger tables (the eight raw tables already exist).

3. Run finalsite-report-raw-sync once on demand outside the 10:15 UTC billing run.

4. Reconcile all eight counts/controls, one accounting row per configured tenant, manifest coverage, and the three existing report views.

5. Enable the proposed 14:30 UTC schedule in a separate small change.

The view SQL is recovery documentation only and is not applied by normal deployment.

## Summary

Closes #1503.

Switches int_admissions_forecast to read every conversion rate from int_admissions_conversion_rates (the model that owns *how* rates are produced), looked up by program, the row's own school year as the target year, and the build effective_date. The pass-through boundary int_admissions_forecast_rates is deleted; nothing references it anymore.

Published columns are unchanged in name and type. The only published effect is that the current-year January forecast (Session 3) stops applying frozen EduCRM projection-year rate copies and uses today's rolling-window rates instead — for the programs whose current-year rate was a frozen copy.

### What changed

- int_admissions_forecast.sql — the rates CTE now reads int_admissions_conversion_rates filtered to effective_date = warehouse_now() build date, aliasing target_school_year → school_year. Provenance columns (source_projection_version, source_calculation_period_start/_end) are mapped from the model's source_details SUPER object (::varchar and ::varchar::date, preserving the published types); rate_lineage_status is legacy_upstream_passthrough. The has_rate / left-join degradation path is preserved, so a missing rate still yields unavailable + missing_conversion_rates, never a zero.

- mart_admissions_forecast.sql — rate_source_relation now mirrors int_admissions_conversion_rates.source_details.relation (stg_educrm_coming_year_projection). No column added or removed.

- Deleted int_admissions_forecast_rates.sql and its YAML entry. Repo-wide search finds zero references.

- Tests — re-pointed the six forecast tests that read the old model to int_admissions_conversion_rates (with the effective_date filter and target_school_year join). Deleted the three the new model's own tests already cover: pass-through parity, rate-source classification, and the incomplete-rate unit test. No new tests added.

- Docs / comments — updated the two EduCRM staging YAMLs, dbt/docs/admissions-forecast.md, the mart YAML, and the sync reader comment so only int_admissions_conversion_rates is named as the reader of stg_educrm_coming_year_projection.

## Verification (dbt build against Redshift, PR-namespace pr1503_)

- dbt build --select +mart_admissions_forecast → Completed successfully, PASS=46.

- dbt test on the three changed models (int_admissions_forecast, int_admissions_conversion_rates, mart_admissions_forecast) and all six re-pointed singular tests → PASS. (The int_admissions_forecast grain tests take ~145s each — they hit the profile's 120s read cap in the first run and pass with headroom.)

- The only non-passes in the wider run were relation pr1503_X does not exist for models outside the +mart_admissions_forecast ancestor set (e.g. mart_program_year, mart_admissions_forecast_dtl) — a partial-build-selection artifact, not present in CI's full path:models build.

- PR-namespace sandbox objects were dropped afterward (RULES cleanup rule).

- pnpm typecheck and pnpm biome check — clean (only the sync comment is non-dbt).

## Before/after comparison (2026-09-25 build)

Built both the current-main forecast (sandbox_education.mart_admissions_forecast) and this branch (pr1503_mart_admissions_forecast) against Redshift and compared per program/year.

| Slice | Rows | Rate changed | Session 1 forecast changed | Session 1 headline changed | Session 3 January forecast changed |

|---|---|---|---|---|---|

| Current year | 55 | 33 | 13 | 0 | 12 |

| Next year (Session 1) | 55 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 0 |

- Next Year is fully unchanged — 0 changes to rates, Session 1 forecast, or headline. ✅

- 33 current-year programs move from a frozen projection-year rate copy to today's rates (the documented, accepted change).

- Current-year Session 1 headline is unchanged (it is locked_actual = the SIS First Day actual); only the audit-retained Session 1 forecast moved for 13 programs.

- 12 current-year programs change their published session_3_january_forecast_enrollment.

### Programs whose current-year January forecast changed (12)

| Program | Jan forecast before → after | app rate | shadow rate | offer rate |

|---|---|---|---|---|

| Alpha Austin | 252 → 255 | 0.3503 → 0.3945 | 0.5093 → 0.6615 | 0.5500 → 0.7167 |

| Alpha Brownsville | 36 → 35 | 0.2000 → 0.0588 | 0.5966 → 0.6836 | 0.6978 → 0.8057 |

| Alpha Chantilly | 11 → 10 | 0.4075 → 0.2000 | 0.5966 → 0.6836 | 0.6978 → 0.8057 |

| Alpha East Bay | 23 → 24 | 0.3529 → 0.3750 | 0.4286 → 0.6429 | 0.4286 → 0.6429 |

| Alpha Houston Heights | 19 → 20 | 0.4075 → 0.4315 | 0.5966 → 0.6836 | 0.6978 → 0.8057 |

| Alpha Miami | 113 → 114 | 0.2791 → 0.2794 | 0.4898 → 0.7308 | 0.6486 → 0.8636 |

| Alpha Oklahoma City | 20 → 19 | 0.2174 → 0.1034 | 0.3125 → 0.1765 | 0.3333 → 0.2143 |

| Alpha Palo Alto | 49 → 50 | 0.2712 → 0.2800 | 0.4324 → 0.5185 | 0.8421 → 0.8750 |

| Alpha Scottsdale | 80 → 81 | 0.5517 → 0.6667 | 0.8205 → 0.9091 | 0.9697 → 1.0000 |

| Alpha Southlake | 23 → 25 | 0.3846 → 0.6000 | 0.4545 → 0.6429 | 0.5000 → 0.6429 |

| Alpha Tulsa | 29 → 28 | 0.8636 → 0.7333 | 0.8636 → 0.7857 | 0.9048 → 0.9167 |

| GT School | 56 → 54 | 0.5357 → 0.3600 | 0.9375 → 0.7500 | 0.9375 → 0.9000 |

### Remaining 21 programs — rates changed, January forecast unchanged

These 21 current-year programs got today's rates but their rounded January forecast did not move (the eligible No-Deposit pipeline was small/zero, so rounding absorbed the rate delta):

Alpha Atlanta (25→25), Alpha Carrollton (0→0), Alpha Charlotte (16→16), Alpha Denver (12→12), Alpha Fort Worth (12→12), Alpha High (65→65), Alpha Highland Park (10→10), Alpha Lake Travis (0→0), Alpha Orange County (58→58), Alpha Palm Beach (27→27), Alpha Plano (13→13), Alpha Raleigh (29→29), Alpha San Francisco (39→39), Alpha San Juan (2→2), Alpha Tampa (1→1), Alpha The Woodlands (51→51), Beast World School (7→7), Nova Academy Austin (17→17), Nova Academy Bastrop (1→1), Nova High School Brownsville (3→3), Texas Sports Academy (71→71).

## Acceptance criteria

- [x] int_admissions_forecast reads rates only from int_admissions_conversion_rates, by program, target school year, and build date.

- [x] int_admissions_forecast_rates no longer exists; repo search finds no reference.

- [x] No model other than int_admissions_conversion_rates reads stg_educrm_coming_year_projection.

- [x] Every published column of mart_admissions_forecast keeps its name and type.

- [x] A program/year with no rate row is unavailable with missing_conversion_rates.

- [x] Next Year rows publish the same rates and forecasts as before the switch.

- [x] Current-year January forecasts change only for programs whose current-year rates were a frozen EduCRM copy — listed above.

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## Summary

- Root cause: truefoundry-gateway-pipeline failed identically on 2026-09-24 and 2026-09-25 (~06:30 UTC) because partition (2026-09-23, us) contains one row (of 17,627) with provider_account_type='provider-account/virtual-model', zero cost/tokens, whose model_fqn is TF's space-joined list of every model in a routing group (362 chars) instead of a single identifier — it overflows the model_fqn VARCHAR(256) column and Redshift's Parquet/ORC COPY (no MAXERROR/TRUNCATECOLUMNS support for columnar formats) aborts the entire partition on that one row. Because the source value never changes, the 14-day trailing-window re-pull re-hit the same failure every day instead of self-healing, and the handler's zero-row-gap guard correctly failed the Lambda loud each time.

- Fix: the Athena SELECT in _process_partition now NULLs model_fqn when LENGTH(model_fqn) > 256 (new MODEL_FQN_MAX_LEN constant), instead of truncating it (would fabricate a misleading partial identifier) or dropping the row (would risk losing sum_cost_usd/tokens if a future occurrence isn't \$0). model_fqn is already nullable, so NULL is an honest "not captured" rather than corrupted data.

- Scope: pipelines/runners/truefoundry-gateway-pipeline/src/handler.py (SELECT change + MODEL_FQN_MAX_LEN constant), pipelines/runners/truefoundry-gateway-pipeline/tests/test_handler.py (regression test).

- Post-merge: a normal deploy of this runner only, no DDL/backfill/config change. The next scheduled run (or a manual re-invoke covering 2026-09-23) will load the us partition cleanly since the source value never changes on its own.

## Investigation notes (for reviewer context, not code)

- Pulled 10 days of staging_other.pipeline_runs_prod for this pipeline: 2026-09-16 through 2026-09-23 all SUCCESS; 2026-09-24 and 2026-09-25 both FAILED on the same partition (2026-09-23, us) — not a rolling/different partition. eu for that date has loaded fine both times (9,578 rows).

- Pulled full CloudWatch traces for both failing runs (/klair/pipelines/prod/truefoundry-gateway-pipeline): identical Spectrum Scan Error (code 15007, Table: 256, Data: 362) on the us COPY; every other partition in the trailing window loads fine.

- Downloaded the actual retained parquet for the failing partition (the pipeline's AI_SPEND_WRITE_MODE=new keeps staging copies instead of deleting them) and inspected it directly: exactly one row is oversized, sum_cost_usd=0, sum_input_tokens=0, sum_output_tokens=0, request_count=1, provider_key='fireworks-group', subject_slug='jaime.alvarez@trilogy.com'.

- Queried Redshift: no row in staging_finance_ai_spend.raw_truefoundry_usage has ever had a model_fqn over 200 chars, and every provider_account_type='provider-account/virtual-model' row over the last 2+ weeks (dozens, most days) is \$0 cost — this is a one-off malformed value within an already-established zero-cost/non-billable row category, not a new pattern.

- This is *not* the same shape as sf-transcripts-sync's "skip an unparseable source record" or perplexity-usage-pipeline's "skip an unreconciled user-day" — those exclude a whole record because it cannot be meaningfully loaded. Here the row is fine except for one oversized descriptive column, and the row's own numbers are \$0, so nulling the one field preserves 100% of the financial data (which the pipeline's own docs call the thing to "trust completely") without fabricating a truncated fake model name.

- Also observed (not touched by this PR): FR5 reconciliation reported tf_api_total=$0.00 for 2026-09-23 specifically (surrounding days show $46k–$83k), while every other recent day reconciles normally. Stayed under the drift-abs threshold so it didn't trip the hard gate, but it's a separate anomaly around the same date worth a human glance — possibly related to whatever produced the odd routing-group row, possibly independent API-side lag (docs already document a past T+2 lag pattern for this exact endpoint).

## Business Value

Restores the daily TrueFoundry gateway ingest, which is the data substrate for AI-spend attribution and the Max20x savings story (~\$2M/yr framing per the pipeline docs) — while the us partition for 2026-09-23 stays unloaded, that day's US gateway spend and Max20x savings are simply missing from the finance warehouse, and the pipeline pages/fails daily until fixed, consuming on-call attention on a well-understood, mechanical, one-row data-shape issue. The fix also hardens the pipeline against any future TF routing/virtual-model-group row that similarly overflows model_fqn, so this exact failure class cannot recur and consume a human RCA cycle again.

## Manual Effort Estimate

Proposed: ~3-4 hours (pull run history, get CloudWatch traces, download and inspect the actual parquet to find the offending row rather than guessing from the truncated error, evaluate truncate-vs-null-vs-drop tradeoffs against the pipeline's own "trust sum_cost_usd completely" doc constraint, write and verify the fix + regression test). Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest: 75 passed (74 existing + 1 new regression test).

- [x] ruff clean (ruff check + ruff format --check, pinned 0.15.22 per .github/workflows/ci.yml).

Linear: SURTR-1517

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## Summary

- gpt-6-luna and gpt-6-sol appeared in openai-usage-pipeline's usage from 2026-09-22 with no rows in core_finance.ai_spend_token_pricing, loading at $0 pricing-derived cost (billed cost preserved). Same shape as spec 9's gpt-6-astra gap.

- Already applied to prod (2026-09-25): this PR documents the migration, per the same convention as specs 7-9 (pricing table is governed core_finance; prod INSERT is a manual, documented step).

- Pricing: gpt-6-luna $0.10 in / $0.01 cached / $0.50 out per 1M tokens; gpt-6-sol $2.00 in / $0.20 cached / $10.00 out per 1M tokens — official OpenAI standard rates, verified 2026-09-25 against developers.openai.com/api/docs/models/gpt-6-{luna,sol}.

- Reprice: one window (09-22 to 09-25, exclusive) via the pipeline's step function, reusing spec 9's preflight + single-writer-guard + sequential-polling script (one window sufficed — 3 days, 18 rows, well under the 600s cap that forced spec 9 into weekly windows).

- Scope: features/surtr/ai-spend-pipeline/specs/ only — a new spec directory. No runner code, no infra, no CDK.

- Post-merge: no further action. The DDL and reprice are already applied and verified (see spec.md's Result section).

## Business Value

Restores calculated spend visibility for two more GPT-6 models the same week they launched, so Klair's AI spend reporting doesn't silently show $0 for real usage (gpt-6-sol alone was $607 billed on 09-24). Clears the daily PARTIAL status on openai-usage-pipeline caused by these two models.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 30 minutes of focused work: recognize the same failure shape as the already-solved gpt-6-astra case, look up both models' official rates, adapt spec 9's reprice script for a single small window instead of writing one from scratch, apply and verify. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] Pricing rows inserted, verified present (01-pricing-insert.sql's sanity check).

- [x] Reprice window SUCCEEDED (arn:aws:states:us-east-1:479395885256:execution:pipeline-openai-usage-pipeline-prod:luna-sol-reprice-1790341044).

- [x] 03-verification.sql: 0 zero-cost rows with real token volume (one sub-cent row noted in spec.md, not a pricing gap). Calc vs billed by day recorded in spec.md.

- [ ] Confirm openai-usage-pipeline's next scheduled run no longer lists gpt-6-luna/gpt-6-sol in unexpected_unpriced_models.

Linear: SURTR-1516

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## Summary

Closes #1501. Adds additive, unprefixed program-year Enrollment and Pipeline facts to int_admissions_forecast and mart_admissions_forecast, keyed by (hubspot_program_id, school_year) with no session prefix. dbt-only. No consumer reads them yet, and no existing column or published number changes (verified by full parity below).

## What changed

Enrollment facts (from the Enrollment report — mart_enrollment_dtl real rows, has_fact — resolved to the HubSpot program through int_school_identity, keyed to the row's own school_year):

on_campus, future_starts, future_starts_through_january_31, future_withdrawals, future_withdrawals_through_january_31, future_transfer_out, future_transfer_out_through_january_31, start_year_transfer_out, graduating_students, confirmed_re_enrollment, pending_re_enrollment, declined_re_enrollment.

- New macros forecast_neutral_ec / forecast_neutral_enr_agg follow the existing forecast_enr_agg pattern.

- start_year_transfer_out excludes students the same program already counts in the preceding school year's future_transfer_out, matched on SIS student_id (per-program, via a DISTINCT anti-join that cannot fan the grain).

- Date comparisons use warehouse_now().

Pipeline facts republish the existing target-year pipeline_agg operands under neutral names — pipeline_deposits, application_*/shadow_*/offer_* (pipeline/deposit/no-deposit), community_commitment_count, community_age_eligible_count, community_age_not_eligible_count — each equal to its session_1_* counterpart by construction.

Tests (three, per the issue's "three tests only"):

1. Grain — the existing dbt_utils.unique_combination_of_columns [hubspot_program_id, school_year] on the mart (covers "grain stays unique after the Enrollment join"; the neutral join is 1:1).

2. Parity — assert_forecast_neutral_facts_parity (warn severity, NULL-safe): the four Session 3 comparisons on current-year rows + all pipeline counts.

3. Transfer exclusion — dbt unit test int_admissions_forecast_start_year_transfer_out_exclusion covering both acceptance cases.

Every new column is documented in the mart YAML.

## dbt build + parity results (Redshift, 2026-09-25 build)

Full dbt build green; forecast layer re-verified after self-review fixes: PASS, ERROR=0 (unit test, parity, grain all pass; the only warnings are pre-existing, unrelated program_year tests).

Acceptance-criteria parity (queried from the built mart):

| Check | Result |

|---|---|

| current-year program rows | 55 |

| on_campus vs session_3_on_campus | 1,420 = 1,420 |

| future_starts_through_january_31 vs session_3_future_enrollments_through_january_31 | 47 = 47 |

| Session 3 enrollment parity mismatches (per program) | 0 |

| Pipeline parity mismatches (all rows) | 0 |

| *_through_january_31 > parent invariant violations | 0 |

| grain uniqueness (rows / distinct grain) | 110 / 110 |

| nulls in any neutral column | 0 |

All numbers match the issue's stated expectations exactly; there are no per-program mismatches to report.

## Out of scope

No consumers, contracts, Convex, UI, sync reader, or existing session_1_*/session_3_* columns change.

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## Summary

Adds int_admissions_conversion_rates, a dbt intermediate model that owns how admissions conversion rates are produced, so consumers look rates up by program, target school year, and effective date and know nothing about the upstream calculation. Closes #1500 (first sub-ticket of the Forecast V2 Next-Year rebuild).

Nothing reads the model yet and no published number changes. int_admissions_forecast_rates and every consumer stay untouched.

## Data model

Grain: one row per (hubspot_program_id, target_school_year, effective_date).

- Today's rates, never frozen — takes the row with the latest projection_year per program (its session has not started, so it always carries today's rolling-window rates). Earlier / frozen years are never used and never a fallback.

- Three target years — build year minus 1, the year, plus 1 — all carrying the same rates and effective_date = warehouse_now() build date. Target years are calendar-derived, never the upstream projection_year.

- Columns exactly per the ticket: hubspot_program_id, sis_campus_id, target_school_year, effective_date, application_rate/_observed/_source, shadow_*, offer_*, rate_method (hubspot_today_passthrough), and source_details (informational SUPER JSON: relation, program_code, projection_year, projection_version, calculation_period_start, calculation_period_end).

- Rate-source three-way classification (upstream_observed / upstream_fallback / upstream_zero) matches int_admissions_forecast_rates exactly.

- Missing rates are absence, never zero — a latest row missing any effective or observed rate emits no rows for the program.

- Program resolution via INNER, 1:1 join on int_school_identity.hubspot_program_code.

- rate_method and source_details describe provenance and are explicitly not part of the rate contract; consumers must not depend on how rates are produced.

## Tests

- One unique_combination_of_columns grain test on (hubspot_program_id, target_school_year, effective_date).

- One dbt unit test: Program A (frozen 2026 + live 2027 with different rates) → three rows all carrying 2027 rates and exercising all three source classifications; Program B (earlier complete year + latest row missing one rate) → no rows, proving no fallback. No new files under dbt/tests.

## Local dbt verification (Redshift)

dbt build --select int_admissions_conversion_rates --vars '{pr_number: 1500}' — PASS=10 (model view + unit test + grain test + 3 accepted_values + 3 not_null). Live output: 270 rows (90 resolved programs × 3 target years), effective_date = 2026-09-25, and zero rate mismatches vs int_admissions_forecast_rates on the latest projection year.

## Docs

- YAML model + column descriptions in _int_admissions__models.yml.

- A new section in dbt/docs/admissions-forecast.md introducing the model.

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## Summary

Completes #1365. PR #1368 retired the legacy Forecast V2 January 1 Session 3 fields from every application consumer (Convex, @bran/contracts, the Redshift reader), but the dbt models, their YAML docs, and several dbt tests still produced/asserted them. This PR drops them from dbt. Every session_3_january_* and *_through_january_31 / *_after_january_31 column, session_3_forecast_status, session_3_forecast_unavailable_reason, and all identity fields are unchanged; Session 3 status/reason semantics are unchanged.

### Columns removed from int_admissions_forecast and mart_admissions_forecast

- session_3_future_enrollments_before_january_1

- session_3_future_enrollments

- session_3_withdrawals_before_january_1

- session_3_withdrawals_on_or_after_january_1

- session_3_transfers_before_january_1

- session_3_transfers_on_or_after_january_1

- session_3_roster_base

- session_3_target_date

- session_3_forecast_enrollment

- session_3_headline_enrollment

### Files changed

- dbt/models/intermediate/admissions/int_admissions_forecast.sql — drop the columns from the final select, session_3_target_date from derived, the six Jan 1 operands from assembled; refresh comments to describe the January 31 milestone only.

- dbt/macros/forecast_enr_agg.sql — drop the future_before_jan1, future_jan1_or_later, withdrawals_before_jan1, withdrawals_on_or_after_jan1, transfers_before_jan1, transfers_on_or_after_jan1 aggregates (the by_grade=true caller int_admissions_forecast_grade_operands.sql lists none of them in its forecast_grade_operand_rows operands). The transfer-population comment moves onto the surviving Jan 31 transfer aggregates.

- dbt/models/marts/admissions/mart_admissions_forecast.sql — drop the same columns; header comment says January instead of Jan 1.

- dbt/models/marts/admissions/_mart_admissions__models.yml — drop the ten DEPRECATED column entries and the model-level "legacy columns remain for #1365" sentence. (_int_admissions__models.yml had no entries for these columns.)

- dbt/tests/assert_forecast_session_3_boundary.sql — deleted: every assertion (target date, roster base, pipeline rounding, forecast, headline) already exists for the January 31 fields in assert_forecast_january_reconciles.sql.

- dbt/tests/assert_forecast_session_3_current_year_exists.sql — now asserts a live row with session_3_january_target_date = Jan 31 of the ending calendar year.

- dbt/tests/assert_forecast_nonneg_counts_and_rate_bounds.sql — non-negativity now covers the six Jan 31 through/after partitions instead of the Jan 1 ones.

- dbt/tests/assert_forecast_session_3_unavailable_next_year.sql — unavailable Session 3 must carry null session_3_january_forecast_enrollment / session_3_january_headline_enrollment.

- packages/contracts/src/admissions-forecast-v2.ts, sync/src/redshift/admissions-forecast.ts — comment-only: remove sentences stating the warehouse still retains the legacy #1365 columns.

### No application consumer

git grep -n -E "<each column name>|<each macro aggregate>" on origin/main (excluding dbt/target, node_modules, docs/inbox) matched only files under dbt/ (the models, macro, mart YAML, and four tests above). The only non-dbt hits for #1365 were the two comments updated here; no chat, packages, sync, worker, public API, or MCP code reads these columns.

No model_version bump: no consumer reads these columns, and the published January-31 shape is unchanged.

Note: the removed YAML descriptions said the columns were retained "pending external warehouse-owner confirmation before a physical drop"; the mart is granted to role:edu_read, so any non-Aerie reader of these ten columns would lose them.

### Validation

- dbt parse and dbt compile --static-analysis off for int_admissions_forecast, mart_admissions_forecast, int_admissions_forecast_grade_operands and the changed tests (3 models, 52 tests) succeed locally; the prefixed PR build runs them against Redshift.

- biome check on the two touched TS files is clean.

Closes the remaining scope of #1365 (follow-up to #1368).

## Summary

Follow-up to #1491. The dbt production Scheduled build (and PR builds against re-granted tables) intermittently failed loading the four reference seeds — enrollment_cohort_definitions, finalsite_local_status_labels, finalsite_pipeline_stages, school_identity_finalsite_fallback — with:

Database Error in seed enrollment_cohort_definitions
user "surtr_service_user" does not exist

This overrides dbt-redshift's redshift__format_grantees to quote every grantee identifier via adapter.quote(), so dbt's automatic grant-reconciliation REVOKE no longer breaks on a mixed-case user name.

## 5 Whys — Root Cause Analysis

Problem: dbt seed loads fail with user "surtr_service_user" does not exist, blocking the admissions/finalsite marts refresh.

1. Why did the seed load fail?

dbt issued REVOKE ... FROM surtr_service_user unquoted. Redshift folds unquoted identifiers to lowercase; the only user that exists is the mixed-case Surtr_Service_User, so surtr_service_user "does not exist" and the statement — and the seed — errors.

2. Why did dbt emit an unquoted name?

The project enables redshift_grants_extended: true (needed so role:edu_read renders as ROLE edu_read). On that path, redshift__get_grant_sql / redshift__get_revoke_sql build the grantee list via redshift__format_grantees, which appends names bare. Unlike the non-extended default__get_revoke_sql (which was fixed to wrap grantees in adapter.quote()), the extended path was never given the same treatment. Known upstream gap: [dbt-adapters#172](https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-adapters/issues/172), [dbt-core#6444](https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-core/issues/6444) — both still open.

3. Why was there a Surtr_Service_User grant to revoke at all?

The external Surtr ETL service grants itself SELECT on these tables out-of-band. On the next run dbt reads the catalog, sees a grantee not in the configured grants (role:edu_read in prod, none in PR builds), and tries to revoke it — triggering the unquoted-REVOKE bug. It is not a schema default privilege: in sandbox_education the only Surtr default is on functions, not tables.

4. Why did it appear intermittently rather than every run?

The revoke only fires when the stray grant is present at reconcile time, which depends on the Surtr service's timing relative to each build. A manual REVOKE clears it for a cycle, but it returns whenever Surtr re-grants — so hand-fixing is not durable.

5. Why wasn't it caught before merge/CI?

PR builds create fresh prN_-prefixed tables with no pre-existing grant (PR seed config grants nothing), so the reconcile-revoke path is never exercised in CI. The bug only manifests against tables that already carry the external grant — i.e. production, or a re-run over a re-granted table. typecheck / biome don't touch dbt Jinja, so nothing local flagged it either.

Root cause: the redshift_grants_extended grant/revoke macro does not quote grantee identifiers, so any grantee whose name requires quoting (mixed case, dots, dashes) breaks dbt's automatic revoke.

## The fix

Override redshift__format_grantees to quote the identifier in every branch (user:, group:, role:, and the unprefixed→user fallback), preserving the GROUP/ROLE keyword prefixes. This makes the auto-revoke resilient to grantee casing regardless of who granted the privilege, so the external Surtr re-grant is cleanly reconciled away on the next build instead of failing it.

### Alternatives considered

- Disable redshift_grants_extended → uses the fixed default (quoted) path, but loses role:/group: typing for edu_read. Rejected.

- Manual REVOKE each time → not durable; the grant returns whenever Surtr re-grants (this is the interim mitigation applied after #1491).

- Wait for an upstream fix → the relevant issues are still open. Rejected.

## Verification (local dbt build against Redshift)

- dbt parse clean (no Jinja/deprecation warnings from the new macro).

- Reproduced + fixed: granted Surtr_Service_User on a pr9999_ test seed, re-ran the seed — dbt emitted revoke ... from "Surtr_Service_User" (quoted) and the grant was removed with no error.

- Counterfactual: with the override removed, the same scenario fails with the exact production error user "surtr_service_user" does not exist; restoring the override makes it pass — proving the override is the fix.

- Regression: GRANT SELECT ... TO ROLE "edu_read" (the exact syntax the macro emits for the production grantee) is accepted by Redshift — no regression to the edu_read grant path.

- Test table cleaned up afterward.

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## Summary

- Pass Surtr-published Khoros cashflows through the acquisition-performance API and calculate sheet-aligned scenario IRR and MoM.

- Show em dashes for Khoros Payback 1x/2x and hide its Payback chart.

- Preserve existing metrics and Payback charts for acquisitions without cashflow data.

- Merge the latest origin/main into this branch.

## Linked ticket

Fixes [KLAIR-3572](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/KLAIR-3572)

## Validation

- Backend targeted tests: 5 passed.

- Ruff format/check and Pyright: passed; 0 errors/warnings/information.

- Frontend pnpm lint:pr, Prettier check, and TypeScript check: passed.

- Frontend Vitest: 674 files, 6,933 passed, 16 skipped.

- Frontend production build: passed. Existing warnings remain for stale Browserslist data and a chunk exceeding 500 kB.

## Why

FB-24: the seven school QuickBooks files (Woodlands, Tulsa, Southlake, OKC, Highland Park, Nashville, Denver) are school-mapped in the posting fact, but every one of their postings has a NULL account_category_code. sp_refresh_agg_school_pl_breakdown drops those rows, and the only trace is an INFO log line. As a result, $453K of Jul–Aug tuition and about $893K of cost are missing from the campus P&L.

Root cause: xref_quickbooks_account_category was seeded once, on 2026-08-04 (35 realms, 1,525 rows), and nothing maps realms onboarded after that. 24 realms currently have zero mappings.

## What

- ddl/migrate_quickbooks_account_policy_v1_new_realms.sql: an apply-once, append-only procedure (run as CQL_download_OM).

- It only touches realms with zero current mappings.

- An account gets a category only when its name matches existing v1 mappings that unanimously agree on one category.

- It pins the candidate count and fingerprint, refuses xref identity collisions, and advances the v1 marker's mapping_count in the same transaction, so the posting refresh's marker/xref parity check still passes.

- reconciliation/account_policy_new_realm_preflight.sql: a read-only preflight that produces the pins.

- A runbook section in CUTOVER_ROLLOUT.md and contract tests.

## Reviewed pins (read-only, 2026-09-24)

- 1,055 mappings across 24 companies: 44 accounts each (Denver 43), the same 44-account template the existing realms carry.

- Fingerprint 8be1c7665fa37de0562cf4033230d618, with 0 name conflicts.

- Each proposed category is backed by 33–36 existing identical-name mappings (for example, Tuition→tuition, Rent→facilities, Financial Aid→financial_aid).

## Apply (DDL isn't applied by CD)

1. Rerun the preflight and confirm it still returns 1055 / 8be1c766….

2. Apply the DDL as CQL_download_OM, CALL … (1055, '8be1c7665fa37de0562cf4033230d618'), then drop the procedure.

3. Run quickbooks-core-tables on demand. Its success triggers mart-aerie-education-financials-refresh.

## Tests

pytest pipelines/runners/quickbooks-core-tables/tests: 95 passed. Ruff is clean.

Out of scope: unmapped accounts inside already-mapped realms (alpha, unbound_academic_institute, sports_academy_78734_llc, …). Those need a governed category decision.

Closes SURTR-1514

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## Problem

After activating Admissions resource refs on prod (release #1485 post-deploy, AERIE-2331), GET /v2/admissions/programs/{id}/events returned 500 for 4 of 113 programs. Prod logs:

[CONVEX Q(publicApi/v2/admissionsResourceRefs:refsForApi)] Uncaught Error: Field name ["Alpha Palm Beach","Alpha Palm Beach End of Year Soirée"] has invalid character 'é': Field names can only contain non-control ASCII characters

refsForApi returned refs as an object keyed by source key. Event source keys embed the event name, and Convex rejects non-ASCII object field names in return values. Affected names on prod include ’, é and Ō.

Affected programs: prog_01KV29MC59441S845Z5GT2HQ31, prog_01KV29MC59727Z2TRNSBTMMKZH, prog_01KV29MC597DBJ66BKW3QT2T6R, prog_01KXM1R5XSZ21X1EHQ80JHQWSW.

## Fix

- refsForApi returns [sourceKey, publicId] entries instead of an object.

- resourceRefs in the v2 admissions handler rebuilds the map. The completeness check is unchanged.

- Camp, location and registration keys are Supabase IDs, so they weren't affected, but they go through the same path.

- admissionsPersonRefs.refsForApi has the same shape but is keyed by EduCRM contact IDs, so I left it alone here.

## Testing

- New regression test in admissionsResourcePublicRefsMigration.test.ts. It failed before the fix with the exact prod error and passes after.

- Ran admissionsResourcePublicRefsMigration, publicApi/v2/admissions, public-api/v2/domains/admissions and curl tests: 86/86 pass.

- pnpm typecheck and biome check are clean.

## Post-deploy

No migration needed. Re-check the events route for the 4 programs above; all 113 should return 200.

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## Summary

- Expose billing item and allocation removals inferred from consecutive complete Finalsite site snapshots in staging_education_finalsite.billing_removals_observed.

- Retain the prior and first-missing run IDs, last observed amount and content hash, and an explicit inference method.

## Why

Finalsite billing records that disappear from subsequent API snapshots currently leave no queryable removal signal for Finance. The raw run history preserves the evidence, but consumers have to reconstruct the transitions themselves. This view makes the first observed absence available without changing the existing current-snapshot view contracts.

removed_at is the completion time of the first complete site run missing the ID, not Finalsite's actual deletion time. Failed or incomplete site runs cannot establish a removal. History before the first pair of complete snapshots remains unavailable from this feed.

## Business Value

Finance can identify removed billing items and allocations and trace each inference back to its two source snapshots when reviewing revenue posting and monthly runs.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run --group dev pytest -q — 256 passed

- [x] uv run --group dev ruff check .

- [x] git diff --check

- [x] Read-only execution of the view query against current Redshift history returned item and allocation removal events.

- [ ] Apply the canonical DDL in the target database, verify the view and its result counts, and have the Redshift DBA provision/check SELECT for finance_automations_read.

## Problem

Release PR #1485 would fail at the Deploy Rhodes MCP Worker step in CD, after convex deploy has already run. That leaves production half-shipped.

- #1438 removed the RECONCILIATION_MCP_OBJECT → ReconciliationMCP binding and added migration v3: deleted_classes ["ReconciliationMCP"].

- #1482 then brought back a binding with the same name, RECONCILIATION_MCP_OBJECT, pointing at the new ReconciliationEvidenceMCP, and added migration v4.

Each change is valid on its own. But production (location-os-mcp, current version 38a64c5c) is still at v2 with RECONCILIATION_MCP_OBJECT → ReconciliationMCP. The combined upload therefore deletes that class while the binding name still exists, and Cloudflare rejects it:

> Cannot apply --delete-class migration to class 'ReconciliationMCP' without also removing the binding that references it. [code: 10061]

This was reproduced on per-dev worker rhodes-mcp-benji-bizzell, which was in the same v2 state as production.

## Fix

Rename the binding to RECONCILIATION_EVIDENCE_MCP_OBJECT in wrangler.jsonc, the env types and serve({ binding }). Class names and migrations v3/v4 are unchanged.

## Verification

- Deployed this branch to rhodes-mcp-benji-bizzell, starting from the production-equivalent v2 state. Upload succeeded, and the bindings are now MCP_OBJECT, RECONCILIATION_EVIDENCE_MCP_OBJECT and COMMIT_PROPOSAL_VALIDATION_MCP_OBJECT.

- /mcp, /aerie/reconciliation/mcp and /aerie/commit-proposal-validation/mcp each return 401 with no auth and with a wrong bearer token.

- Rhodes worker pnpm test: 267 passed, 0 failed. tsc --noEmit and biome are clean.

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## Summary

- Publish January Forecast V2 when SIS has no enrollment rows: that absence is a measured zero, so community-only and pipeline-only schools stay live.

- Render those zeros in the dashboard, and leave a portfolio total blank when any included school is unavailable.

- Add currentMilestone on the program forecast API. Top-level status still means a published row exists.

- Drop missing_current_enrollment. The rebuilt mart no longer emits it.

## Test plan

- [x] contracts, sync forecast, dashboard report, and public API admissions tests

- [ ] CI green

- [ ] Mercy approves

## Summary

- Authors the Sindri capacity workflow that [Aerie #1439](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1439) dispatches to. One agent runs the capacity analysis the Rhodes Works fleet runs today, following the 2026-09-16 handoff (PAP-8718) as written.

- Fixes agent-runner defects found by real runs: node-scoped timeouts, bounded file inputs, bounded trace transcripts, and progress liveness.

## What this replicates

- Pinned skills:

- alpha-capacity-analysis: the handoff's SKILL.md, its three reference rulesets, and the handoff document, whose §2 pins the Capacity Brainlift vAugust2026 text.

- aerie-site-data-writes

- capacity-output-specs: output specs 01 and 04, with CAP-1..7.

- Prompt (capacity-agent-prompt.md): follows the handoff's steps in order.

1. Read the Brainlift, then derive capacity cold from the site's documents.

2. Run skill Steps 0–8.

3. Run the play gate.

4. Review prior analyses adversarially, with a contamination log.

5. Produce the room table and labeled floorplan.

6. Apply CAP-1..7.

- No added rules:

- The only operator rules are from the product owner: governing documents Aerie can't read are skipped in favor of the pinned text, and ISP outputs are not evidence.

- There's no Sindri quality-bar judge; Aerie re-validates the CAP gates.

## Changes

- scripts/capacity-automation/author-capacity-workflow.mjs:

- Publishes one agent with a one-step workflow. It replaces the earlier four-role fleet, which isn't in the handoff.

- Skill reuse matches on the tag-free base name and content hash, so republishing updates skills instead of colliding on slugs.

- The output schema carries artifact paths in artifacts; there are no file-type output fields.

- Evidence input: evidenceFile is a gzip Markdown file of the site's documents, written to the agent's working directory. evidenceBundle, doctrineBundle, and priorCapacityAnalyses stay inline.

- Runner:

- Per-node timeout (WORKFLOW_NODE_TIMEOUT_MS), with no activation-wide timeout.

- Validated gzip/base64 file inputs with size caps.

- Transcripts bounded to the trace-report limits.

- lastProgressAt updates even after progress events are capped.

- allowedTools now actually restricts tools.

## Local end-to-end results

Eight production sites were copied read-only into personal dev Aerie and run one at a time through Aerie into this workflow on personal dev Sindri. Three reproduce the production card exactly: Gallows 53/54, Prospector 16/18, and 35 E 62nd 239/252. The full table is in the Aerie PR. Every failure after the fixes above is a handoff CAP gate catching the agent's own output.

## Limitations

- Personal dev only. The workflow is published only in personal dev Sindri; staging publication happens after merge.

- Doctrine comes from the pinned text. The live governing documents aren't readable yet, so runs use the handoff's pinned Brainlift text and the skill's play rules.

- Output quality and drift are the handoff's, not improved. Identical inputs can differ between runs.

- Local watcher gap (pre-existing): in local mode the watcher skips the activation lease, so canceling a Sindri run doesn't stop its local agent process. Deployed runners hold leases and are unaffected.

- The authoring script is tested only textually. Behavioral API tests are tracked in AERIE-2356.

## Why merge now

- The workflow and runner fixes are what make the Aerie path work on real data, and Aerie stays off until enabled.

- Remaining work is external (doctrine access) or tracked in Linear.

## Breaking changes

- allowedTools: [] now disables built-in tools instead of only skipping auto-approval.

## Test plan

- agent-runner suite (184) and runner + root typecheck: passing

- Capacity authoring tests: passing

- Production-data simulation: see the Aerie PR

Related: [AERIE-2278](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2278), [AERIE-2259](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2259), [AERIE-2356](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2356)

## Summary

AERIE-2295, deploy A. Phase 1's M4-M9 move from sites.milestones to expansions.phase1.milestones, where Completing Construction and every other phase already live. The retired fields stay stored but hidden. Nothing is purged or removed from the schema.

- Contracts: resolveSiteMilestones(site) returns the same flat M1-M9 record as before: M1-M3 from the site, M4-M9 from Phase 1. buildStoredSiteMilestonePatch sends each raw write to the right place.

- Transitional fallback (removed in Deploy B): if Phase 1 doesn't store an M4-M9 key yet, getPhaseMilestones reads the old site-level copy instead. Writers build on the resolved value and write only the keys they change.

- This means reads, approval gates, work-unit sync, group links, automations, crons and stage all stay correct between the deploy and the copy.

- Nothing written in that window can mask a legacy value.

- Readers and writers: every server path goes through the helpers. That covers the dashboard, siteWrites, work-unit sync, automations, MCP, the v1/v2 APIs, DD rows, diagnostics and the stage trigger. The wire payloads keep the 9-key milestones shape.

- Audit: Phase 1 M4-M9 edits are still audited under milestones, so the v2 change-history filter field=milestones keeps finding them.

- Schema: site M4-M9 become optional. New sites still get the M4-M9 defaults on the site, so the old schema validates if this deploy is rolled back. Phase 1 holds the values that are actually read.

- Migration: migrations/movePhase1Milestones:

- previewCopy / copy never overwrites a key Phase 1 already stores, and re-derives stage.

- previewClear / clear is for deploy B.

## Post-deploy runbook

1. migrations/movePhase1Milestones:previewCopy (dry run)

2. migrations:run with fn: "migrations/movePhase1Milestones:copy"

3. previewCopy again. It must report sitesToCopy: 0.

Because of the fallback, the copy changes storage only; nobody reads different values. It should still run soon after the deploy.

Rollback: before clear runs, rolling back is schema-safe. Edits made after the deploy live only in Phase 1, though, so the old code would show the stale site-level values. Don't run clear until this deploy has settled.

## Deploy B (follow-up PR)

- Run previewClear, then clear.

- Remove the fallback and the site M4-M9 defaults, and narrow the site schema to M1-M3.

- Retire completeNoFurtherExpansion after a prod read check.

- Remove the remaining transitional code. It's marked AERIE-2295 Deploy B.

## Verification

- pnpm typecheck and biome are clean.

- chat tests pass (11,261), contracts tests pass (1,184), and the migration tests pass, including a system write made before the copy.

- packages/add-aerie-skill fails in this worktree on symlink and permission checks. It's environmental and not touched by this diff.

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## Summary

- Keep plan and aggregate diff snapshot slots replaceable across repeated updates.

- Add active conversation-store regressions for repeated plan and diff notifications.

## Business Value

Users see current plan progress and aggregate file changes in the live transcript instead of a stale first snapshot.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 1–2 hours for an engineer to reproduce the issue, adjust reducer completion semantics, add focused regression coverage, and validate the affected paths without AI assistance.

## Test Plan

- [x] pnpm test:conversation-store (27 tests)

- [x] pnpm test:messages (30 tests)

- [x] pnpm exec tsc --noEmit

- [x] git diff --check

## Linear

[AI-898 — Allow live plan and diff snapshots to update](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-898/allow-live-plan-and-diff-snapshots-to-update)

- Show Sindri updatedAt as “Updated At” in the Aerie Skills, Agents, Workflows, and Credentials lists.

- Default the definition lists to newest updates; keep Credentials in Sindri’s newest-update-first order and sort its date column by updatedAt.

- Align the cross-object Forge browse date heading with “Updated At”.

- Keep the existing server status filters and opaque cursor handling unchanged.

## Summary

- Fill active agent lists from the tenant-scoped updated-time index without letting archived or unreadable rows consume the limit.

- Keep archived agents available for Forge archive controls through an explicit status query.

- Subscribe only to the visible Forge section, so unrelated pages do not keep agent queries active.

## Query correctness and test scope

- agentListQuery reuses the existing /v1 pagination seam's indexed status and visibility predicates for both the UI list and API pages. Filtering runs on the query before .take() or .paginate(), so archived or unreadable rows cannot consume a result slot. An explicit archived request uses the status index and still applies non-admin visibility.

- On Forge, the active and archived agent queries are disjoint; only the Agents section subscribes to them. The merged result keeps the existing status filter and restore action available. Other sections use Convex's "skip" rather than subscribing to agent data.

- No new edge-case mock tests were added. The current unit-test DB mock does not implement Convex's index, predicate, and cursor behavior; extending it to assert those cases would mostly test a reimplementation of Convex. The existing mock was updated only enough to keep its established tests running. This is a scope choice, not a claim that the archived/non-admin/limit edge cases have integration-test coverage; a Convex-backed integration test would be the meaningful way to add it.

## Summary

Records the production account mapping correction for three newly active Khoros regional Reserved Instance RDS accounts:

- 079184685654 → RI-RDS-USE1-03

- 058527551763 → RI-RDS-USW2-04

- 585688243144 → RI-RDS-EUW1-03

All 3 accounts are mapped to class = Khoros Product and bu = IgniteTech, projected from 2026-Q3 through the existing 2030-Q4 horizon.

## Incident & Why

The saas-budgeting-pipeline scheduled run failed on the noncentral_charges ingest starting on 2026-09-16:

ValueError: account mapping is incomplete for 2026-Q3: ['058527551763', '079184685654', '585688243144']

All other ingests (docker, k8s, database_units, mapping, server_costs) published successfully.

## How the values were derived (evidence chain)

1. Master Payer: All 3 accounts report RDS costs under master payer 764203154397 (Umbrella (Khoros)).

2. Account Names: Queried AWS Cost Explorer linked-account metadata via the payer role (ESW-CO-ReadOnly-P2), returning:

- 079184685654 → RI-RDS-USE1-03 (US East 1)

- 058527551763 → RI-RDS-USW2-04 (US West 2)

- 585688243144 → RI-RDS-EUW1-03 (EU West 1)

3. Class & BU: 100% (55 out of 55) of all currently mapped accounts under this master payer with 2026-Q3 RDS costs use class = Khoros Product and bu = IgniteTech.

4. Completeness: Querying the anti-join between core_finance.aws_spend_net_amortized_costs (RDS service, 2026-Q3) and core_finance.aws_spend_budget_account_mapping confirmed that across all master payers, exactly these 3 accounts were missing mappings.

## Production remediation completed

1. Executed and verified in finance_dw: 54 rows inserted (3 accounts × 18 quarters, 2026-Q3 .. 2030-Q4).

2. Post-commit anti-join confirmed 0 unmapped 2026-Q3 RDS accounts remaining.

3. Triggered on-demand Step Functions execution manual-noncentral-khoros-ri-20260924T201344Z:

- Status: SUCCEEDED

- Candidate count: 203 accounts

- Replaced 197 stale rows with 203 current rows

- Source max date: 2026-09-23

- Billable accounts: 147 / charge total: $147,000

- Mapping gap count: 0

## Summary

Improve the Admissions Community mobile report so its cards match the established Funnel and Enrollments patterns, remain easy to scan, and clearly separate card expansion from Total Deposits drill-downs.

### Screenshots

<img width="566" height="709" alt="Screenshot 2026-09-24 at 3 03 02 PM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/96dea0e4-5f7c-4532-b2f5-669d6c8d80d8" />

### Changes

- chat/components/dashboards/community/deposits-matrix.tsx — Adds the mobile card and totals presentation, collapsed weekly details, independent disclosure and Total Deposits actions, shared number formatting, and a highlighted horizontal Total Deposits control. Desktop rendering remains the existing matrix table.

- chat/components/dashboards/community/community-view.tsx — Matches the mobile page scrolling and flex sizing used by the other Admissions mobile reports while preserving desktop sizing and the last-synced indicator.

- chat/components/dashboards/community/__tests__/deposits-matrix.test.tsx — Covers collapsed cards, control order, Total Deposits styling, weekly ordering, zero-value clickability, independent drill-downs, totals, and typography.

- chat/components/dashboards/community/__tests__/community-view.test.tsx — Covers mobile sorting and the existing total/weekly detail-panel scopes.

### Design Decisions

- Total Deposits remains a distinct button so tapping it cannot accidentally expand the card.

- The school name and rightmost chevron both toggle details, while the chevron stays the final control in the header.

- Mobile-only presentation changes preserve the desktop matrix and backend data flow.

## Business value

Admissions staff can review Community deposit performance on a phone with the same totals, weekly detail, sorting, and drill-down behavior as desktop, with clearer touch targets and less ambiguous interaction.

## Estimated manual effort

2–3 hours.

## Test Plan

- [x] Focused Community matrix and view tests pass: 20 tests.

- [x] pnpm --dir chat typecheck

- [x] pnpm lint:test-architecture

- [x] Biome checks and git diff --check

- [ ] Manual mobile viewport review of card spacing and touch targets.

## Summary

This PR is Phase 3 of 5 in [AERIE-2174 — Bring Document Field Reconciliation to Forge parity](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2174).

It adds Aerie's verified reconciliation write boundary: final registration, rollout, receipt, source, proposal, citation and target-state checks; atomic Site, history, provenance, audit and execution updates; replay and concurrency protection; and bounded authorised evidence projections. The product slice is tracked by [AERIE-2195 — Port the verified reconciliation write boundary](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2195), with the current-main delivery tracked by [AERIE-2437 — Reconstruct the Phase 3 verified-write slice from current main](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2437).

Production effect: dormant/additive. commitVerified remains an internal mutation with no production caller. Registration controls are capability-gated and default disabled. Merging this PR starts no reconciliation run, external traffic, deployment, upstream writeback or Site mutation. Phase 4 owns lifecycle activation and automation.

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## Why

Phase 2 lets agents read immutable evidence and validate proposals, but it deliberately cannot change Aerie fields. Phase 3 establishes the system-of-record boundary that independently revalidates every proposal immediately before an atomic write. This prevents stale evidence, revoked rollout permission, replay, concurrent commits or malformed citations from producing partial or unaudited Site changes, and gives Phase 4 a safe internal commit primitive to call later.

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## Business Value

- Allows approved reconciliation proposals to update Aerie safely without granting agents direct write access.

- Preserves a complete, queryable decision trail across field history, provenance and audit records.

- Prevents stale, duplicated, partially applied or no-longer-authorised changes.

- Provides bounded and redacted evidence projections for operators and future Site-facing presentation.

- Establishes the dormant write primitive required before lifecycle automation can be introduced.

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## How does it work

1. Capability-gated registration controls create and manage one pinned Workflow Instance and service user. Changes fence existing executions and revoke live read grants before control state changes.

2. commitVerified({ executionId }) reloads the execution, registration, rollout policy, immutable receipt, current source facts, accepted proposal, citations and current target state inside the final mutation boundary.

3. Aerie's field policy converts only valid set, replace and clear operations into a mutation plan. Stale, revoked, malformed, conflicting or already-terminal state fails closed or returns its existing terminal outcome without a partial write.

4. A valid update atomically patches the Site, advances its revision, records generic field history and current provenance, writes a redacted audit entry and closes the execution. No-update and no-write outcomes close without false field history or provenance.

5. Authorisation-first admin queries expose bounded field evidence, citation detail, reconciliation history and run lineage while keeping raw storage rows and private source content internal.

6. The write boundary remains unused by production orchestration in this phase. Phase 4 will own start, poll, recovery, settlement, scheduling and cron registration.

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## Scope

### Included in this phase

- Capability-gated reconciliation registration controls and execution fencing.

- Internal verified commit with final receipt, rollout, source, proposal, citation and target-state checks.

- Atomic Site revision, history, provenance, audit and execution closure.

- Replay, concurrency, rollback and stale-state protection.

- Bounded, authorised and redacted evidence/history/lineage projections.

- The deletion-reduced AERIE-2279 test surface plus eight focused review regressions: 1,412 physical lines across 24 Phase 3 tests.

- Exact final diff paths:

chat/convex/_generated/api.d.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/admin.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/admin.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/commit.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/commit.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/operator.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/readiness.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/reads.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/registry.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/registry.ts
chat/convex/rhodes/runtime/audit.ts

### Deliberately excluded for later phases

- Coordinator start, poll, recovery and terminal settlement — Phase 4 / AERIE-2196.

- Scheduler and cron registration — Phase 4 / AERIE-2196.

- Any production caller of commitVerified — Phase 4 / AERIE-2196.

- Site-facing evidence and decision-lineage presentation — Phase 5 / AERIE-2197.

- Roswell and Austin end-to-end execution — deferred until the complete stack is reviewed and integrated.

- Deployment, activation, asset publication, credential binding, shared-data mutation and upstream REBL3, Rhodes or Due Diligence writeback.

- Specifications, implementation evidence, review reports and temporary workflow artifacts.

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## Test plan

### Automated validation

- focused commit, registry, admin and policy tests — 34/34 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run convex/reconciliation/commit.test.ts convex/reconciliation/registry.test.ts convex/reconciliation/admin.test.ts convex/reconciliation/rolloutPolicy.test.ts convex/reconciliation/propertyAcquisitionFieldPolicy.test.ts)

- Phase 3 tests — 24/24 passed across admin.test.ts, commit.test.ts and registry.test.ts (16 retained AERIE-2279 tests plus 8 focused review regressions)

- complete current reconciliation suite — 65/65 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run convex/reconciliation)

- Chat typecheck — passed (pnpm --dir chat typecheck)

- architecture boundaries — passed (pnpm lint:boundaries)

- Convex paths — passed (pnpm lint:convex-paths)

- read bounds — passed (pnpm lint:read-bounds)

- test architecture — passed (pnpm lint:test-architecture)

- exact repair-path Biome — passed for all AERIE-2441, AERIE-2442 and AERIE-2454 paths; the existing generated declaration remains ignored by repository configuration

- git diff --check — passed

- exact-head scope — the reviewed Phase 3 commit plus three bounded repair commits over current main, exactly the 11 paths listed above

- independent write-safety review — PASS on tree 65f0f91b024ab6f3737b97d09bb72eb6cad782bf

- independent scope and test-architecture review — PASS on the same tree

- production preservation — the accepted Phase 3 implementation remains intact except for the bounded AERIE-2441, AERIE-2442 and AERIE-2454 integrity repairs recorded below

- reduced-test preservation — all 16 accepted AERIE-2279 behaviours remain, with exactly eight focused review regressions; 1,412 physical lines across the three Phase 3 test files

- dormancy audit — commitVerified has no production caller; no coordinator, settlement, scheduler, cron, external fetch or upstream-writeback surface added

### Time for Implementation

An engineer working without AI assistance would likely need 3 to 4 weeks to recover and reconcile the accepted implementation, reduce and validate the write-safety tests, review the transaction and authorisation boundaries, resolve current-main integration, and prepare the slice for review.

---

## Review repairs and contract clarifications

Mercy review [5307918096](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1489#pullrequestreview-5307918096) was classified at reviewed head 373a1eb1cb844d7295dab6062dca6d6f5141c173 under [AERIE-2441](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2441/fix-the-3-valid-blockers-from-mercys-first-phase-3-review).

Three blockers were repaired before merge:

- Receipt freshness now distinguishes an ordinary source or target mismatch from a structural or unexpected capture failure. Only the former may close the execution as stale; the latter rejects the mutation atomically without history or execution writes.

- The admin history projection preserves canonical JSON null while treating malformed, missing or oversized stored JSON as unavailable rather than presenting corruption as a valid null value.

- The admin lineage projection verifies that every persisted citation row belongs to the field of its owning operation or disposition, matching the final commit boundary while preserving intentional citation reuse across the two citation arrays.

Five blocking claims do not require code changes:

- auditLog.sourceExecution already uses v.optional(sourceExecutionValidator) in the current-base chat/convex/rhodes/schema.ts; this PR does not omit that schema contract.

- The projection inventory cannot lose a possible destination field at its 51-row read bound. Aerie has an exact 12-field policy, every accepted proposal covers those 12 fields exactly once, current changed-field provenance persists, and each complete execution adds all 12 history decisions.

- A starting execution fenced with registration_control_changed is an intentional Phase 4 hand-off state while an external Sindri start may be in flight. Phase 4 records the returned run ID before terminalising it; Phase 3 has no production writer of starting.

- A committed execution can contain at most 12 field-history rows under the exact-coverage policy, below the existing 200-row replay bound.

- commitVerified writes history and terminal state in one Convex mutation. The planned settlement path leaves commit-mode proposals ready_to_commit; no separate path writes terminal no_update, so partial or foreign terminal update state is not reachable.

The operator test suggestion was explicitly nonblocking, and the two defence-in-depth suggestions remain outside this blocker-only repair.

The repair does not change ownership or activation: Aerie still performs all validation and writes, agents still cannot write Site fields directly, and commitVerified remains dormant until Phase 4 supplies a production caller. It adds no schema, migration, external traffic, deployment, scheduler, cron, credential binding or upstream writeback. The repair has three focused red → green regressions. The resulting candidate passes 29/29 focused tests, all 19 Phase 3 tests, the complete 60/60 reconciliation suite, Chat and Convex typechecks, architecture boundaries, Convex-path, read-bound and test-architecture checks, exact-path Biome and git diff --check. Two independent focused reviews returned PASS on uncommitted diff SHA-256 1e09aba8da309d6f947b555ba292f4511290b5b3e510cb64578d3f65df326220.

### Second review

Mercy review [5308495458](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1489#pullrequestreview-5308495458) was classified at reviewed head fa2ef2e9c761d2f1719aa3b6f93846bc65351d0b under [AERIE-2442](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2442/validate-every-citation-before-reporting-current-reconciliation).

One blocker was repaired: evidenceFor still checks every citation's source state and now also checks locator and quote shape for every citation before reporting current. A malformed later citation produces the existing unavailable representation without exposing its quote.

Two blocking claims do not require code changes:

- Aerie does not grant Site Detail read access per tenant or per Site. requireSiteDetailReadUser grants organization-wide Site Detail access from the role's capability set, and existing Site Detail, Document Knowledge and Portfolio Workbench queries then resolve caller-supplied Site identifiers. Reconciliation follows that platform authority; history and lineage additionally require forge.runs.read. Users and Sites contain no per-site read grant against which the proposed check could run.

- The current Property Acquisition policy builds a flat Record<AllowedField, unknown> containing exactly 12 fields. Planning obtains a changed field's beforeValue from that same flat capture. If it is null, the fallback rereads the same top-level null; a nested duplicate field is not a valid target capture, and freshness requires exact canonical equality with the current flat capture. The admin hash path receives that same shape.

The two registry findings are explicitly deferred and nonblocking. The three suggestions remain outside this blocker-only repair. The AERIE-2442 change adds no capability, role, Site authorization, schema, registry, generated contract, Phase 4 or live-action surface. Its focused regression went red on the reviewed head and green after the two-path repair. The final candidate passes 30/30 focused tests, 20/20 Phase 3 tests, the complete 61/61 reconciliation suite, Chat and Convex typechecks, all architecture/static checks, exact-path Biome and git diff --check. Two independent checks returned PASS on diff SHA-256 7255f413e40a2eda1934a7f4f131576b0cc4b2a9fba9c030e9148337f0761540.

### Third review

Mercy review [5308962284](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1489#pullrequestreview-5308962284) was classified at reviewed head c50ba930e4ceb2de6c5ec6c6126941de7b97b923 under [AERIE-2454](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2454/fail-closed-on-mixed-stale-issues-and-corrupt-reconciliation-lineage).

Four blockers were repaired:

- stale terminalisation now accepts only a non-empty issue set made entirely of target/source stale codes; mixed validation failures reject atomically;

- every durable citation pointer consumed by evidence, history, lineage or replay now matches the semantic field that owns it, as well as its execution and Site;

- required history metadata is validated rather than replaced with empty strings or clamped into a successful DTO;

- duplicate provenance produces unavailable evidence, while genuinely absent provenance remains no_citation.

The registry run-ID and same-millisecond CAS findings are explicitly deferred and nonblocking. Terminal replay hardening, identity-validator centralisation, general timestamp hardening, source-document hardening and the other suggestions remain outside this blocker-only repair.

The repair changes only admin.ts, admin.test.ts, commit.ts and commit.test.ts. It changes no capabilities, roles, per-site authorization, null lookup, schemas, migrations, generated contracts, registry behaviour or Phase 4/live-action surface. Four focused regressions went red on the reviewed head and green on the final candidate. The candidate passes 34/34 focused tests, 24/24 Phase 3 tests, the complete 65/65 reconciliation suite, Chat and Convex typechecks, every architecture/static check, exact-path Biome and git diff --check. Two independent checks returned PASS on diff SHA-256 9bf0974164f02565f9cdfddc50b228174ca883089361edfaa5559df187e6b840.

### Fourth review and approval

Mercy approved exact head 2a93a15b3d5ee608a14022ec6ee842fcbc070cfa in review 5309412250. It confirmed the four AERIE-2454 blockers are fixed and reported no remaining blocking findings.

No further Phase 3 repair is planned. The source-set completeness claim has a false premise: the current capture type has no incomplete successful state, receipt hydration requires persisted sourceSetCompleteness: "complete", and current source capture either returns a complete set or throws. The empty-source-inventory and malformed-target findings require durable-row corruption and concern a dormant lineage projection with no Phase 3 production caller; they are bounded follow-up hardening rather than verified-write blockers. The registry run-ID and same-millisecond CAS findings remain explicitly deferred, and the replay/registration/source-join items remain suggestion-only hardening.

Hosted CI passed lint and boundaries, typecheck, tests, both builds, both Docker builds and secret scan on the approved head. No deployment, activation, asset publication, credential binding, E2E, shared-data mutation, discovery invocation or upstream writeback occurred.

## Summary

- Add generic balance-sheet source routing to live API metadata: discover raw NetSuite and QuickBooks accounting records before declaring warehouse data missing.

- Require entity-grain checks and distinguish postings from balances and access restrictions from source absence.

- No question-specific balances, account IDs, extraction changes, or permission changes.

KLAIR-3546

## Summary

- Current-year Session 3 stays live when conversion rates and the school-year offering exist, even if SIS has no enrollment cohort.

- No SIS records are a measured zero roster base. The mart no longer emits missing_current_enrollment.

- Replace the enrollment-presence assertions with regressions for zero-base, community-only, pipeline-only, and all-zero live forecasts.

## Test plan

- [ ] dbt PR build succeeds, including dbt test

- [ ] Mercy approves

- [ ] After merge, manual dbt workflow on main refreshes the unmarked models

## Summary

This PR is Phase 2 of 5 for [AERIE-2174 — Port automated LOI and lease reconciliation onto Forge parity](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2174/port-automated-loi-and-lease-reconciliation-onto-forge-parity).

It delivers [AERIE-2194 — Port protected reconciliation evidence and authored Workflow](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2194/port-protected-reconciliation-evidence-and-authored-workflow): the complete inactive 3-agent reconciliation workflow, the 3 read-only tools those agents use, protected access to exact captured document versions, and Aerie-side validation of evidence-backed field proposals. The final reconstruction and reduced-test delivery is recorded in [AERIE-2379](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2379/reconstruct-the-phase-2-protected-evidence-slice-on-merged-phase-1).

Production effect: dormant/additive. The authenticated internal routes, read-only Worker tools and authored assets are present, but no workflow is published or activated, no coordinator calls them, and merging starts no external traffic or field writes.

---

## Why

Phase 1 registered trusted documents and immutable knowledge versions. The next phases need a safe way to read only the evidence captured for one reconciliation and check a proposed change without giving an agent direct write access. This slice establishes that boundary before Phase 3 adds verified writes.

---

## Business Value

- lets reconciliation agents read only the document versions approved for one run

- requires proposals to cite exact captured evidence before they can progress

- keeps Aerie in control of field rules and current-state checks

- gives Phase 3 a validated proposal without allowing Phase 2 to write Site fields

---

## How does it work

1. Three authenticated Convex routes list receipt sources, return bounded source-content pages and validate a draft proposal.

2. Receipt hashes, grants and cursors bind each read to one Site, execution and immutable set of document versions.

3. Aerie checks citations, current field values and the 12-field Property Acquisition policy, then returns either bounded issues or a stable hash for the exact valid proposal.

4. Rhodes exposes 2 read-only evidence tools and one read-only, idempotent proposal-validation tool. Static service credentials remain outside model arguments.

5. Repository assets define the Evidence Analyst, Site Reconciler and Commit Proposal roles. This PR does not publish the assets, start a run or apply a proposal.

---

## Scope

### Included in this phase

- receipt-fenced evidence listing and bounded content reads

- draft proposal, citation and Property Acquisition field-policy validation

- authenticated read-only Rhodes MCP tools and Durable Object bindings

- 3 authored agents, 3 authored skills and one workflow definition

- AERIE-2272 retained essential tests and test-architecture registration

- Exact final diff paths:

chat/convex/_generated/api.d.ts
chat/convex/http.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/fieldPolicy.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/hash.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/http.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/http.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/propertyAcquisitionFieldPolicy.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/propertyAcquisitionFieldPolicy.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/readiness.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/reads.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/reads.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/validator.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/validator.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/validatorHttp.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/validatorHttp.ts
chat/convex/sindri/sindriTypes.ts
chat/lib/platform-error-coverage-inventory.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/commit-proposal-validation-server.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/lib/observability.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/reconciliation-server.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/tools/commitProposalValidation.test.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/tools/commitProposalValidation.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/tools/reconciliation.test.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/tools/reconciliation.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/src/index.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/wrangler.jsonc
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/agents/commit-proposal.json
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/agents/evidence-analyst.json
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/agents/site-reconciler.json
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/assets.test.ts
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/skills/aerie-reconciliation-commit-proposal/SKILL.md
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/skills/aerie-reconciliation-evidence/SKILL.md
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/skills/aerie-reconciliation-site/SKILL.md
chat/sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/workflow.json
scripts/check-test-architecture-lib.mjs
scripts/check-test-architecture.test.mjs

### Deliberately excluded for later phases

- verified Site-field writes, provenance and write audit — Phase 3, AERIE-2195

- workflow start, polling, recovery, settlement and cron activation — Phase 4, AERIE-2196

- Site-facing evidence and decision-lineage UI — Phase 5, AERIE-2197

- chat/convex/sindri/openapi/controlPlane.json — current Aerie and Sindri contracts are already aligned

- workflow publication, deployment, rollout changes and manual E2E

---

## Test plan

### Automated validation

- focused Convex Phase 2 tests — 38/38 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/reconciliation/http.test.ts convex/reconciliation/propertyAcquisitionFieldPolicy.test.ts convex/reconciliation/reads.test.ts convex/reconciliation/validator.test.ts convex/reconciliation/validatorHttp.test.ts --maxWorkers=1)

- focused Rhodes MCP tests — 16/16 passed (pnpm --dir chat/rhodes-worker exec tsx --test mcp-server/tools/reconciliation.test.ts mcp-server/tools/commitProposalValidation.test.ts)

- authored asset contract — 6/6 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec tsx --test sindri-assets/document-field-reconciliation/assets.test.ts)

- Rhodes Worker suite — 267/267 passed (pnpm --dir chat/rhodes-worker test)

- Chat typecheck — passed (pnpm --dir chat typecheck)

- Rhodes Worker typecheck — passed (pnpm --dir chat/rhodes-worker typecheck)

- architecture boundaries, Convex paths, read bounds and test architecture — passed (pnpm lint:boundaries && pnpm lint:convex-paths && pnpm lint:read-bounds && pnpm lint:test-architecture)

- exact-file Biome — passed

- git diff --check — passed

- exact-head diff scope — 36 authorised paths; no Control Plane JSON, historical generated client, removed tests or non-product artifacts

### Time for Implementation

An engineer working without AI assistance would likely need 2 to 3 weeks to reconstruct the slice, resolve the Phase 1 integration changes, reduce the tests and validate the security boundaries.

---

## Review repairs and contract clarifications

[AERIE-2381](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2381/fix-the-4-valid-blockers-from-mercys-first-phase-2-review) records the classification of the first review round.

The accepted repairs are deliberately limited to four Phase 2 boundaries:

- a newly captured complete receipt now admits every sibling source only when its promotion state is exactly current and its immutable source snapshot is present;

- the initial capture-failure repair stopped treating unexpected database or runtime failures as deliberate skips; AERIE-2384 below tightens the remaining expected-unavailability boundary to nominal source outcomes and the target preflight only;

- the validation proxy now reuses the existing bounded-stream reader, enforcing the 64 KiB response cap while reading and cancelling streamed overflow;

- all three authored skills now state that source text, citations and prior-agent handoffs are untrusted data, never instructions.

Two requested changes are intentionally not made:

- Optional-field clear semantics: a proposal-level null clear is deliberately translated to patch-level undefined. In Convex, ctx.db.patch(id, { field: undefined }) removes an optional field. Persisting null would attempt to store a different value and would conflict with the Site field's optional-string schema. Phase 3 may consume this private plan later, but Phase 2 still exposes no plan and performs no write.

- Authored MCP origins: the three Agent JSON files are inert source templates, not published Agent versions. Their one https://rhodes.example origin covers two fixed private routes. Controlled publication derives the deployed Rhodes HTTPS origin and substitutes it before Sindri Agent creation. Hardcoding any development, staging or production origin here would break environment separation and move deployment into the wrong slice. Phase 2 publishes and activates nothing; later slices own provider wiring and activation.

Other suspicious-looking behavior remains intentional and nonblocking:

- incomplete evidence cannot support a field operation; it remains explicit in the handoff and produces no write;

- the generic Sindri Workflow transports JSON, while Aerie's receipt, evidence, proposal and final-output validators remain authoritative;

- private mutation plans are one-shot capabilities; a caller must revalidate against current state rather than replaying a failed plan identity;

- the documented valueStatus contract for clear operations is unchanged.

[AERIE-2382](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2382/fix-the-valid-blocker-from-mercys-second-phase-2-review) records the classification of Mercy’s second review round.

The one blocking finding is accepted: the evidence proxy enforced its 512 KiB response limit only after response.text() had buffered the upstream body. The repair reuses the existing bounded-stream reader before status, JSON and schema handling, so both successful and unsuccessful streamed responses are cancelled on overflow and expose only the existing clean MCP error.

The other second-round findings do not change this repair:

- Protected-route denial responses: the authenticated Convex routes deliberately return uniform bounded denials after internal failures. This prevents receipt, target, source and validation-state existence oracles. Mercy classified the read-route observation as deferred/nonblocking. Retry signalling needs a separate security design before this boundary can change.

- Citation text: citation resolution parses the already bounded-at-rest artifact and returns the exact matching record internally for exact-quote validation. A local return-value cap would not stop artifact materialisation and could reject valid evidence without an approved artifact or paging contract. Mercy classified this as hardening rather than the blocking verdict.

- Carried suggestions: sparse-array canonicalisation, parser exception mapping and source-revision re-derivation remain nonblocking suggestions outside this narrowly accepted fix.

[AERIE-2383](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2383/fix-the-valid-blocker-from-mercys-third-phase-2-review) records the classification of Mercy’s third review round.

One blocking class is accepted: the Rhodes evidence proxy checked each returned content part independently but did not check the page-local sequence. The repair now rejects non-consecutive indexes, inconsistent part counts, premature record transitions, invalid page boundaries and non-progressing empty pages after schema and identity validation. It deliberately preserves valid flat-stream pagination: an opaque input cursor may begin inside a record, and a returned cursor may end inside one.

The remaining third-round findings do not change this repair:

- agreementSignedDate clear status: this is not a defect. The canonical ClearFieldOperationV1 contract requires exact valueStatus: "final", and assertOperation rejects any other clear status as clear_status_invalid. A valid clear therefore already satisfies the field-specific final-status check.

- Disposition representation: dispositions are explicit no-change coverage. The canonical accepted proposal retains them, while the private mutation candidate and changes list intentionally contain mutations only.

- Disposition source roles: disposition citations, when supplied, still pass generic source authorization and exact-citation validation. Domain source-role validation applies to operations that can change Aerie figures; a disposition performs no mutation.

[AERIE-2384](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2384/fix-the-2-valid-blockers-from-mercys-fourth-phase-2-review) records the classification of Mercy’s fourth review round.

Two blocking findings are accepted:

- receipt hydration now requires the persisted captured knowledge state to be exactly available; persisted refreshing and stale_but_available rows fail closed before the independent current-state recapture, revision and canonical-source comparisons;

- capture failures are no longer classified by broad ConvexError identity. The same-mutation readiness preflight is the only target_inactive skip boundary, every later target-capture failure rejects, and only the private nominal source outcomes knowledge_not_available and promotion_not_current map to source_set_incomplete. Structural or unexpected source failures reject and take precedence over an unavailable sibling regardless of asynchronous completion order.

The remaining fourth-round findings do not change this repair:

- Persisted sourceSetRevision: the Phase 1 hard-cut schema deliberately omits this field. Hydration derives it deterministically from immutable receipt-source rows and freshness compares that derived revision and the canonical source set. Adding persisted compatibility state would weaken the accepted authority model.

- Field applicability: numeric and nested-object applicability belongs to Phase 3’s verified-write policy, not this inactive read-only slice.

- Generic Workflow transport: Sindri’s terminal transport remains generic; Aerie’s terminal-output settlement is owned by Phase 4.

- Other hardening suggestions: locator ordering, Base64 canonicalisation, sparse-array handling and revision hardening remain outside this narrowly accepted repair.

[Aerie PR #1482 review 5305014654](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1482#pullrequestreview-5305014654) is Mercy’s fifth review round.

The sole blocking finding is rejected because it assumes the private citation resolver is an independently reachable evidence-read endpoint. It is not:

- the public draft-validation route first authenticates the fixed service bearer;

- its request requires both executionRef and readGrantRef;

- validateCommitProposalDraftReceipt hashes and verifies that grant against the execution, Site, target, expiry and revocation state before citation validation begins;

- only after that awaited check succeeds does the route call resolveReconciliationCitationTextV1 as a private helper;

- the helper is not a registered public or internal Convex function and has no external function reference;

- the route verifies the same receipt and grant again before returning any validation response.

Knowing an execution reference therefore does not expose citation text. A caller without the service credential is rejected at the HTTP boundary, and an authenticated service caller without the execution’s valid grant is rejected before artifact access. Passing the grant into the private helper would duplicate an already enforced call-order boundary; it would not close a reachable authorization bypass.

Mercy’s remaining findings in this round are explicitly nonblocking. They cover deferred integrity hardening, later policy checks, pagination suggestions already bounded by the page-local contract, and a Worker test gap rather than demonstrated broken production routing. They do not change this inactive Phase 2 repair.

## Summary

- Add agent-visible Q114 budget-vs-actual and completeness calculation guidance to the canonical /meta ontology.

- Keep period, budget version, observation date, Education perimeter, signed netting, operating-line, CBA HC, and historical-evidence rules generic and method-focused.

- Add focused ontology contract coverage.

## Validation

- npm run typecheck — passed

- npm test — 73 suites, 1,107 tests passed

- npm run test:coverage — passed

- npm run build — passed

- Changed files are Prettier-clean; repository-wide format/lint currently expose pre-existing unrelated failures.

- Live /meta snapshot and redirected-meta worker evidence: /Users/munawarshah/Downloads/k50q-meta-2026-09-16/

- Live test identity: full_reader_user (wider reader; not restricted Finance parity)

No prod DDL/deploy or key remapping included.

## Summary

- Bump Shipyard to 0.6.2.

- Publish release notes for the updater safety fix.

## Business Value

Users with completed or deleted task threads can install a verified Shipyard update without being blocked by stale Codex thread leases, while active work remains protected.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated manual implementation effort: 30 minutes for release metadata preparation and validation.

## Validation

- pnpm test:release

- git diff --check

## Summary

- Retire a routing lease only when Codex confirms that the same thread is no longer loaded.

- Keep update installation blocked for live turns, malformed unloaded-thread responses, and transport failures.

- Cover stale leases, active turns, ambiguous failures, and instance-scoped cleanup with native tests.

## Business Value

Shipyard can install a verified update after completed or deleted task threads have fallen out of the Codex app-server cache, without weakening protection against restarting active work.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated manual implementation effort: 3–4 hours.

## Linear

[AI-896](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-896/prevent-stale-codex-thread-leases-from-blocking-app-updates)

## Validation

- cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib update_idle_check

- cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib forgetting_an_unloaded_thread

- git diff --check

## Summary

- Bump the authoritative Shipyard version to 0.6.1.

- Add the approved public release notes.

## Business Value

- Deliver the approved task-workspace, memory-stability, and concurrent Smoke Test improvements in the next patch release.

## Implementation Effort

- Low: metadata-only change; CI performs the native Apple Silicon build, audit, signing, and publication.

## Test Plan

- [x] pnpm test:release

- [x] git diff --check

- [ ] GitHub Actions checks and required review

## Demo

<img width="2108" height="1636" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/0e84f03d-7c65-4d04-b5d7-cd8d0be71224" />

<img width="2118" height="1636" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/070edb48-288a-4f3d-82a6-2439ef1a312f" />

## Summary

- Preserve the original Redshift timestamp text when binding retention learner publication queries.

- Keep millisecond-normalized lineage for the UI and public response contract.

- Add regression coverage for microsecond timestamps.

## Business Value

Restores the Retention Dashboard Raw data tab for publications whose valid source extraction timestamps include microsecond precision, allowing enrollment readers to inspect learner-level data again without requiring a SURTR refresh.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 2–4 hours for an average engineer to diagnose the cross-system timestamp precision issue, implement the consumer-side fix, and add focused regression coverage.

## Linear

[AERIE-2326](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2326/fix-retention-raw-data-timestamp-precision)

## Test Plan

- [x] Focused Convex tests: 87 passed

- [x] Convex typecheck

- [x] Biome check on all modified files

- [x] Pre-commit validation hook

- [ ] Validate the Raw data tab against the deployed Aerie environment

## Summary

- Make Google Sheets 429 retries honor Retry-After, or wait for a full 60-second quota window plus up to 5 seconds of jitter.

- Bound cumulative quota wait at 420 seconds per read and allow seven total attempts; keep exponential backoff for transient 5xx errors.

## Validation

- Read-only local preflight: all 10 sheets resolved to Q4'26, 50 grids read, and all eight table row-count contracts passed.

- Local production run succeeded after two 429 quota waits: run-20260924T052748Z-8c8f4490.

- Read-only post-check confirmed eight published ledger rows, matching live table counts, and a 50-payload S3 manifest.

- git diff --check and Python syntax validation passed. Unit tests were not run.

## Summary

- January forecast expanded row matches the approved pipeline-additions design: flat ledger breakdown with tooltips, Jan Forecast pill, and After Jan 31 as informational only; Pipeline Additions tables use Stage/Channel | Total | Deposits or Age 5+ | By Jan 31 × Rate = Projected, with total = deposits at 100% + applications projected + community.

- Header shows Target Date (published session targetDate) instead of Last Calculated; stage label is Guide Approved/Offer.

- Rate tooltip explains the historical window in words only (180 days ending 30 days ago, so pending applications can complete; multiplied by By Jan 31) — no client-side date math.

- Optional mart rate-source plumbing: when a stage rate comes from the cross-school fallback, show a small avg chip and one footnote. Community 25% is not avg. Public API still returns only the five numeric rate fields. The avg chip stays hidden until the next forecast publication because existing published rows do not store rate source yet.

## Test plan

- [x] pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run components/dashboards/admissions/forecast/v2/__tests__/forecast-v2-report.test.tsx

- [x] pnpm --dir packages/contracts exec vitest run src/admissions-forecast-v2.test.ts

- [x] pnpm --dir sync exec vitest run src/redshift/admissions-forecast.test.ts

- [ ] Spot-check January expanded row layout and Target Date after a new forecast publication (for avg chip visibility)

## Review fixes

- Retry missing rate-source columns only after the failed transaction rolls back; reread the full snapshot in a fresh transaction with NULL source placeholders. Regression tests model aborted transactions and cover all three optional columns plus retry failure.

- January totals use the published aggregate, show an em dash when absent, and show the additive equation only when its operands reconcile.

## Additional validation

- 39 Redshift reader tests, 44 forecast refresh tests, 36 contract tests, and 34 forecast UI tests pass.

- Sync typecheck, changed-file Biome checks, and test architecture checks pass.

## Summary

- Add on_pipeline_success: ["finalsight-raw-sync"] back to core-education-student-school-year-snapshots, next to the existing SIS student_detail_projection dataset trigger.

- Update the exact-trigger contract test and the README's refresh-ownership section to match.

## Why

core_education.fct_finalsite_student_school_year_snapshot has not appended since 2026-09-16 21:43 UTC. #1875 set this pipeline's triggers to enabled: false for the SIS rolling-source migration. #1917 turned triggers back on but removed the Finalsite success trigger as out of scope for the SIS cutover, and it was never added back. Since then only SIS projection events have invoked the pipeline.

Upstream is healthy. finalsight-raw-sync has published outcome='complete' every day (one full run plus about 20 deltas), and the capture_complete rejection fixed in #1864 (SURTR-1311) no longer occurs. The handler's Finalsite event path is unchanged and still covered by test_handler.py: it checks the upstream execution, pins the complete publication, and treats hourly freshness checks as a no-op.

## Business Value

Restores current Finalsite enrollment state for everything that reads it through this snapshot (finalsite_student_school_year_current, fct_forecast_current_enrollment_current, fct_forecast_enrollment_population_current). This unblocks SURTR-1501: Finance's SY26/27 school P&L enrollment divisor will be read from this snapshot. On the 09-16 snapshot Miami = 105, which matches Finance's ruled figure exactly.

## Breaking changes

None. This restores the trigger that ran before 09-16. After deploy, the next successful finalsight-raw-sync run appends a fresh complete snapshot, so there is no backfill; each append reconstructs full state as of the pinned run.

## Test plan

- [x] Runner suite: 75 passed

- [x] CDK real-config and schema suites: 698 passed

- [x] CDK pipeline-manager stack and pipeline construct: 41 passed

- [ ] After deploy: MAX(snapshot_source_published_at) on core_education.fct_finalsite_student_school_year_snapshot moves past 2026-09-16 and the *_current views read the new run

Closes SURTR-1505

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Fixes [AERIE-2332](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2332).

## Problem

GET /v2/admissions/programs/{programId}/events returned 500 operation_response_schema_mismatch. The schema declares startDateTime as format: "date-time", but the handler passed through the raw EduCRM value. That value syncs from start_date_time::varchar as a naive YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS: it has no T and no offset, so it is not valid RFC 3339.

## Timezone: the source value is UTC

All 5,000 dev rows have the naive shape. Hours cluster between 12:00 and 02:00 UTC, which is US daytime. Event names that carry AM/PM confirm it:

- "Alpha NY Dec 11 AM" is at 15:00, which is 10am EST.

- "Alpha SF Nov 14 PM" is at 21:00, which is 1pm PST.

## Fix

- listProgramEvents now runs startDateTime through normalizeEventStartDateTime:

- A naive or space-separated timestamp becomes YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ.

- A value that already carries an offset is kept.

- Anything missing, malformed, or date-only becomes null, because the field is already nullable. A bad value can no longer turn a 200 into a 500.

- The DSS agent-context catalog entry admissions.programEvent gets two new traps. They say startDateTime is a UTC instant that must be converted to campus-local time for display, and that null means the source value was missing or malformed.

- I checked the other date-time fields on the events, camps, and registrations routes. Camp registration createdAt/updatedAt already emit RFC 3339 with an offset, so they need no change.

## Tests

- The fixture in admissions.test.ts now uses the real naive EduCRM shape and asserts the normalized 2026-07-18T17:00:00Z. With the handler fix reverted, this test fails with a 500.

- vitest run lib/public-api convex/publicApi: 53 files, 646 tests pass.

- pnpm lint:knowledge, biome, and typecheck-chat pass.

## Follow-ups (out of scope)

- [AERIE-2378](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2378): the admissions events dashboard (components/dashboards/admissions/events/derivation.ts) parses the naive string with new Date(...), which reads it as browser-local time instead of UTC. The better long-term fix is to emit ISO UTC at sync time (sync/src/analytics/queries/educrm.ts).

- [AERIE-2377](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2377): normalizeForecastDateTime (and normalizeForecastDateOnly) fall back to the raw value when parsing fails, so it could hit the same schema mismatch.

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## Summary

- add structured queue-context warnings for filesystem projection failures

- preserve nested state, cleanup, activation, and recovery filesystem causes

- report whether an entry remains pending, is marked failed, or stops the worker

- cover corrupt writer state, fatal failure transitions, and multiple nested causes

## Summary

This PR is Phase 1 of 5 in [AERIE-2174 — Port automated LOI and lease reconciliation onto Forge parity](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2174/port-automated-loi-and-lease-reconciliation-onto-forge-parity).

It adds the first step in Aerie's automated document-to-field reconciliation process. Aerie can discover LOI and lease documents in REBL3, match them to active Sites, register them as Aerie documents and start knowledge ingestion. Later phases will use those documents to propose, validate and apply evidence-backed field updates.

This phase also removes obsolete, dormant reconciliation code that predates Aerie's canonical Forge integration. It is tracked by [AERIE-2193 — Port reconciliation source discovery, registration and current-source foundation](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2193/port-reconciliation-source-discovery-registration-and-current).

Production effect: cleanup or removal. The new discovery process is gated and has no scheduled production caller in this phase. Merging this PR does not start REBL3 traffic or document registration.

## Deliberate architecture and lifecycle boundaries

### The schema change is an approved hard cut

The reconciliation tables on main belong to an unused prototype. They have no production writer and no data that needs to be preserved. The product owner has confirmed that no prototype reconciliation data needs migration.

This PR therefore replaces the prototype schema with the final generic schema in one hard cut. It must not add dual reads, dual writes, compatibility fields or a widen–migrate–narrow sequence. The deployment remains inactive because this phase adds no scheduled production caller and enrols no Site.

### A promotion marker records emission, not acceptance

knowledgeJobId records that Aerie emitted the reconciliation handoff once for a knowledge generation. It does not claim that the downstream receipt was accepted.

The knowledge job returned during document registration is the ingestion lifecycle job, not this handoff marker. Registration deliberately leaves knowledgeJobId unset. The current-version promotion helper sets it immediately before scheduling reconciliation. Writing the registration job ID earlier would make that helper report a duplicate and suppress the first reconciliation handoff.

The downstream boundary can deliberately skip the handoff after rollout revocation, Site deactivation or a stale generation. A skipped handoff is not retried for that generation. Retrying it later could start work after an operator deliberately stopped it.

### Quarantine deliberately removes candidate links

A new identity or classification conflict moves a candidate into quarantine and removes its registration pointers. Aerie must not continue presenting disputed source identity as registered.

The trusted document itself is not deleted. If later evidence resolves the conflict, registration finds the existing document by canonical Drive ID or URL and reuses its knowledge lifecycle. It does not create a duplicate document.

### Document Knowledge does not depend on reconciliation

Document Knowledge promotion is a core Aerie lifecycle. Reconciliation is an optional downstream side effect.

A missing, disabled or skipped reconciliation handoff must not fail or retry successful knowledge promotion. This keeps document ingestion available when reconciliation is turned off and prevents reconciliation failures from trapping current knowledge.

### Field policy remains in Aerie's write boundary

The runtime-free reconciliation contract validates generic structure, evidence, bounds and operation vocabulary. It does not contain Site-specific field applicability rules.

Phase 3 re-reads Aerie state and enforces whether set, replace or clear is valid before any write. Phase 1 cannot start Sindri or write a Site field. Moving this policy into the generic contract would duplicate enforcement and restrict future reconciliation targets.

### REBL3 aliases come from observed provider evidence

The parser accepts only aliases established by the approved REBL3 source inventory. Several lease URL aliases use the provider's generic lease_drive_file_id companion. Similar-looking Drive-ID field names are not automatically trusted.

Adding guessed aliases could admit the wrong document. New aliases need provider evidence and a separate contract change.

### Durable Object retirement keeps migration history

Removing the retired ReconciliationMCP binding does not remove its historical Cloudflare migration. Cloudflare migration tags are append-only.

Before merge, this PR will keep the existing v2 creation entry and add a new deletion migration for the retired class. This is deployment bookkeeping. It does not keep the obsolete MCP available.

### State-filtered candidate reads use a compound-index prefix

Convex compound indexes can be queried by a leading-field prefix. The admin query constrains state on by_state_and_nextAttemptAt; it does not require nextAttemptAt to exist. Rows without a retry timestamp remain in the result and sort by the unconstrained field.

This is also exercised by the registration scan: its focused test inserts accepted candidates without nextAttemptAt and retrieves them through the same state-prefix index. Adding a separate state-only index would duplicate write and storage cost without changing membership. Replacing the indexed query with post-filtering would weaken the bounded-read guarantee.

### Citation reuse links operations to assessed evidence

A field operation must cite evidence already present in its source assessment. The same citation identity therefore appears in the assessment, the operation and, when relevant, the proposal's contextual citations.

Duplicate validation is intentionally local to each individual citation array. A separate shared set counts unique evidence identities across the proposal so the global citation bound is applied once. Requiring different identities across those arrays, or removing the operation-to-assessment match, would break the evidence-lineage contract. The terminal contract test exercises this exact reuse and accepts it.

### Explicit lifecycle evidence remains fail-closed

The provider's exact draft, initial and generic pointer labels are explicit draft evidence. Exact signed, final or executed labels and fully_executed: true are explicit execution evidence. Contradictory explicit signals quarantine the candidate rather than applying an undocumented precedence rule.

The generic document-type labels lease and agreement are different: they do not assert lifecycle state and therefore no longer conflict with explicit execution evidence. Removing the exact generic draft token would broaden that focused repair and contradict the approved discovery contract.

### Workflow status does not decide document admission

A valid governed Drive pointer is admitted regardless of the REBL3 workflow status value. The status is bounded evidence and operational context; it is not proof of execution and it is not a file-validity gate. Values such as done, error or unavailable therefore do not override pointer-local identity and lifecycle evidence.

Treating a non-success workflow status as terminal would discard a current governed document even when its Drive identity and pointer evidence are valid. Access denial remains separate and terminal through available_to_you: false.

## Review follow-up

[AERIE-2282 — Fix valid Mercy blockers on Phase 1 discovery PR](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2282/fix-valid-mercy-blockers-on-phase-1-discovery-pr) tracks the first 5 valid fixes required before merge:

- preserve the Durable Object migration history and add explicit class deletion

- align the optional REBL3 status field across transport and parsing

- stop admission whenever available_to_you is false

- reject Drive folder and unrelated query-ID URLs as document identities

- prevent bounded registration scans from starving later eligible candidates

[AERIE-2289 — Fix the 2 valid remaining Mercy blockers on Phase 1 discovery](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2289/fix-the-2-valid-remaining-mercy-blockers-on-phase-1-discovery) tracks the 2 valid findings from the second review:

- report an explicit bounded failure when REBL3 inventory still has a continuation after the final allowed page

- treat generic lease and agreement labels as document-type labels rather than explicit draft lifecycle signals

The other 2 blocking findings from that review are not implementation defects. Convex state-prefix index queries include rows without nextAttemptAt, and cross-array citation reuse is required to link field operations to assessed evidence. The relevant boundaries are documented above.

[AERIE-2291 — Fix the 2 valid blockers from Mercy's third Phase 1 review](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2291/fix-the-2-valid-blockers-from-mercys-third-phase-1-review) tracks the 2 valid findings from the third review:

- persist unexpected status-reader and parser failures through a bounded durable failure path

- fail closed when duplicate canonical Drive identities carry conflicting metadata

The other 4 blocking findings from that review would break approved contracts. Registration must not write the promotion handoff marker early; cross-array citation reuse is required; exact generic pointer evidence remains an explicit draft signal; and workflow status remains non-authoritative for governed document admission. The relevant boundaries are documented above.

These fixes do not change the deliberate boundaries above.

---

## Rollout

Deploying this code does not enrol any Site. The rollout list is empty by default, so discovery and registration remain inactive even after a later phase adds scheduled execution.

We will enrol Sites by adding their public IDs to the comma-separated REBL3_RECONCILIATION_PILOT_OBSERVE_SITE_REFS environment variable. A Site must also be active, and the global discovery and registration gates must be enabled. Missing, empty, duplicated or malformed Site lists fail closed.

We will start with a small number of Sites and monitor:

- the documents discovered for each Site

- registration and quarantine outcomes

- knowledge-ingestion jobs

- registration audit records

- retries and operational errors

We will expand the list only after those results are healthy. Removing a Site ID stops future discovery and registration for that Site. Separate kill switches can stop discovery or registration for every Site. This phase does not enable Workflow execution or field writes.

---

## Why

Our goal is to keep Site data current from source documents without asking people to find, file and re-enter the same information by hand. The complete process will discover documents, extract evidence, propose changes, validate them and record each approved update with its source.

This first phase creates the source foundation. It starts with LOI and lease documents held in REBL3. Its document identity, candidate registry and registration boundaries give us a clear base for adding more document types and sources later.

The large cleanup in this PR is deliberate. Aerie's Forge parity work established one canonical way to integrate with Sindri Workflows. Older reconciliation routes, contracts and Rhodes MCP tools had already reached main, but remained dormant and used the superseded integration design. Keeping both designs would leave reviewers and future phases with 2 competing paths. This PR removes the obsolete path and ports only the Aerie-owned source responsibilities onto the current architecture.

---

## Business Value

- reduces manual work by finding and registering relevant source documents automatically once scheduled execution is enabled

- gives each registered document a stable source identity, ingestion state and audit trail

- quarantines ambiguous or conflicting source records instead of attaching them to the wrong Site

- creates a reusable base for supporting more document types and source systems

- gives the next 4 phases one clean integration path for evidence access, validation, field updates and decision history

---

## How does it work

1. rebl3Discovery/orchestrator.ts checks the rollout controls, reads active Sites and requests a bounded page of current LOI and leasing records from REBL3.

2. @bran/contracts/rebl3-core-instruments normalises each source record into a stable document identity and document type.

3. rebl3Discovery/registry.ts stores the candidate, retries temporary failures and quarantines ambiguous or conflicting records.

4. rebl3Discovery/registration.ts verifies the Drive file through Rhodes, creates or reuses the Aerie document, starts knowledge ingestion and records registration evidence.

5. The PR removes the old reconciliation read routes and Rhodes reconciliation MCP tool. It does not start Sindri Workflows, update Site fields or schedule hourly discovery. Later phases add those boundaries on top of this foundation.

---

## Scope

### Included in this phase

- bounded discovery of current LOI and lease documents from REBL3

- matching against active Aerie Sites under explicit, fail-closed rollout controls

- durable candidate states for registration, retry and quarantine

- verified, idempotent document registration and knowledge ingestion

- stable Drive and REBL3 document identity contracts

- registration audit evidence

- removal of the obsolete reconciliation read and Rhodes MCP surfaces

- correct service-account JSON serialisation for personal Rhodes Worker deployments

- exact final diff paths:

chat/convex/_generated/api.d.ts
chat/convex/documentKnowledge/processing.test.ts
chat/convex/documentKnowledge/processing.ts
chat/convex/http.ts
chat/convex/lib/rebl3StatusReader.test.ts
chat/convex/lib/rebl3StatusReader.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/admin.test.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/admin.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/autoRegistration.test.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/autoRegistration.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/orchestrator.test.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/orchestrator.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/registration.test.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/registration.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/registry.test.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/registry.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/schema.test.ts
chat/convex/rebl3Discovery/schema.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/http.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/http.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/reads.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/reads.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/rolloutPolicy.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/rolloutPolicy.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/schema.test.ts
chat/convex/reconciliation/schema.ts
chat/convex/rhodes/runtime/writes/documentWrites.ts
chat/convex/schema.ts
chat/lib/platform-error-coverage-inventory.ts
chat/lib/portfolio-sites-contract.ts
chat/lib/portfolio-sites.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/lib/document-knowledge/retrieval.test.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/lib/document-knowledge/retrieval.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/reconciliation-server.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/tools/reconciliation.test.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/mcp-server/tools/reconciliation.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/src/document-knowledge-ingestion.test.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/src/index.ts
chat/rhodes-worker/wrangler.jsonc
packages/contracts/package.json
packages/contracts/src/drive-file-identity.test.ts
packages/contracts/src/drive-file-identity.ts
packages/contracts/src/property-acquisition.test.ts
packages/contracts/src/property-acquisition.ts
packages/contracts/src/rebl3-core-instruments.test.ts
packages/contracts/src/rebl3-core-instruments.ts
packages/contracts/src/reconciliation-terminal-outputs-v1.schema.json
packages/contracts/src/reconciliation.test.ts
packages/contracts/src/reconciliation.ts
scripts/sync-rhodes-worker-dev-vars.sh
scripts/sync-rhodes-worker-dev-vars.test.mjs

### Deliberately excluded for later phases

- protected, receipt-scoped evidence reads and authored Sindri assets — AERIE-2194

- the verified Site field-write boundary — AERIE-2195

- Workflow start, polling, inspection, settlement, recovery and hourly scheduling — AERIE-2196

- Site evidence, citations, history and decision-lineage UI — AERIE-2197

- an automatic all-active-Sites rollout mode — AERIE-2218

- production activation, Workflow publication and upstream REBL3, Rhodes or Due Diligence writes

---

## Test plan

### Automated validation

- focused Convex discovery, registration, rollout and document-knowledge tests — 143 of 143 passed (pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run --project edge convex/documentKnowledge/processing.test.ts convex/lib/rebl3StatusReader.test.ts convex/rebl3Discovery/admin.test.ts convex/rebl3Discovery/autoRegistration.test.ts convex/rebl3Discovery/orchestrator.test.ts convex/rebl3Discovery/registration.test.ts convex/rebl3Discovery/registry.test.ts convex/rebl3Discovery/schema.test.ts convex/reconciliation/rolloutPolicy.test.ts convex/reconciliation/schema.test.ts --maxWorkers=1)

- Rhodes Worker tests — 251 of 251 passed (pnpm --dir chat/rhodes-worker test)

- Rhodes development-variable regression tests — 10 of 10 passed (node --test scripts/sync-rhodes-worker-dev-vars.test.mjs)

- contracts aggregate run — 1,071 of 1,072 passed; one unrelated large-payload test exceeded the local 5-second harness timeout

- timed-out contracts file — 20 of 20 passed in 3.1 seconds with a 15-second harness timeout (pnpm --dir packages/contracts exec vitest run src/agent-run-protocol.test.ts --testTimeout=15000)

- typecheck — passed across all applicable workspaces (pnpm typecheck)

- lint, architecture boundaries, Convex path checks, read-bound checks and knowledge hygiene — passed (pnpm check)

- generated Convex declarations — reproduced a clean worktree (pnpm --dir chat exec convex codegen)

- Rhodes Worker dry-run bundle — passed at 10,199.70 KiB raw and 3,213.56 KiB compressed (pnpm --dir chat/rhodes-worker exec wrangler deploy --dry-run)

- git diff --check origin/main..HEAD — passed

- exact-head diff scope — limited to the 51 paths listed above

### Time for Implementation

An engineer working without AI assistance would need about 3 weeks to plan, port, test, rebase and run controlled development validation for this phase.

### Manual QC

We tested the discovery and registration path on a personal development deployment with controlled Site fixtures and no production access.

Starting from empty reconciliation state, the hourly discovery entry point found 5 relevant source candidates. It registered 4 documents and safely quarantined one conflicting record. The registered set contained one LOI and one leasing document for each fixture.

All 4 documents received current, immutable knowledge versions. All 4 ingestion jobs succeeded, and each document had registration audit evidence. The process created no reconciliation execution and made no Site field update.

We then deployed the exact rebased PR head and ran discovery again. It preserved the same 4 registered and one quarantined records without duplication. We also deployed the Rhodes Worker produced by the corrected development-variable script. Its authenticated metadata check returned the expected file name and modification time.

## Test scope

This revision reduces the test burden to essential coverage only. It removes repeated and implementation-detail scenarios while retaining the discovery, registration, ingestion, rollout, identity, concurrency, retry and credential boundaries. This brings the pull request within Mercy's PR review limit without changing production behaviour.

- Exclude generated Convex bindings from Mercy review payloads.

- Exclude obsolete assertion hunks for four legacy reconciliation suites deleted by #1438 while retaining every production deletion.

- Reduce #1438 from 639,371 review bytes to 572,315, below the 600,000-byte reliability cap.

> Stacked on #1465 (AERIE-2299, the School source registry refactor). This PR's base is that branch; review #1465 first. After #1465 merges, retarget this PR to main.

## Summary

Resolves the code scope of AERIE-2300. Adds Finalsite tenants as a fourth School source, so School Identity editors can link each School to its Finalsite tenant(s). It follows the #739 pattern for QB/SIS: an internal source link with audit and exclusion support, kept out of the public ontology registry (registry.ts and programSiteGraph.ts already skip every non-Program/Site target type).

Built on the #1465 registry, so this is almost entirely the registry entry plus its directory table and stage function.

## What's added

These values follow the shared Finalsite contract used by the Surtr PRs:

- Registry entry finalsite in @bran/contracts/school-sources:

- target type finalsiteTenant

- public-id prefix fst (ids look like fst_<26-char ULID>)

- sourceKey arity 1: ["<slug>"]

- admin tab "Finalsite Tenants". User-facing copy says "tenant", never "site", to avoid confusion with Rhodes Sites.

- warehouse table mart_education.aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory

- operations stageFinalsiteTenantDirectory, publishFinalsiteTenantDirectory, cleanupFinalsiteDirectoryGeneration

- Mappability: every tenant is mappable, because the contract publishes active tenants only.

- isFinalsiteTenantSlug: ^[a-z0-9](?:[a-z0-9-]*[a-z0-9])?$, at most 63 characters. This is the same rule as admissionsPipeline.ts finalsiteContactUrl.

- Convex:

- New generation-fenced finalsiteTenantDirectory table (by_generationId, by_generationId_and_publicId).

- schoolSourceIdentities.sourceKey docs now cover [slug].

- stageFinalsiteTenantDirectory: trims and lowercases slugs, and rejects invalid or duplicate ones.

- Publish and cleanup come from the shared factories, so they get the same lineage, shrink and active-link guards as QB and SIS.

- A Finalsite directory hook; listAdminGraph now returns finalsiteTenants.

- Admin page: "Finalsite Tenants" tab, tenant list, snapshot and empty states, and a "Link Finalsite tenant" group on School cards. Errors read e.g. "Finalsite tenant not found" and "A Finalsite tenant can be linked to only one School".

- Sync:

- The availability probe includes aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory, reported as finalsite_directory_available.

- queryFinalsiteTenantDirectory reads finalsite_tenant_slug, display_name, tenant_status, source_run_id and source_published_at with LIMIT 2001.

- A tenant_status other than 'active' fails the snapshot. So does an invalid or duplicate slug, mixed lineage, or more than 2000 rows.

- The worker summary now reports "N Finalsite tenants".

- Capability: the ontology.schoolIdentity.write description now mentions Finalsite mappings.

## Warehouse readers of xref_school_source

Checked: neither Aerie reader treats Finalsite rows as QuickBooks.

- chat/convex/finance/dashboards/financialLive.ts qtdUnitEconomicsModelSql filters source_system = 'quickbooks' AND source_object_type = 'class'.

- sync/src/redshift/campus-qb-entity.ts CAMPUS_QB_ENTITY_MAPPINGS_SQL filters source_system = 'quickbooks' AND source_object_type IN ('company', 'class').

No change needed.

## Checks

- pnpm --dir chat typecheck, pnpm --dir sync typecheck, pnpm --dir packages/contracts typecheck: pass

- pnpm lint: pass (3 existing warnings in files this PR doesn't touch)

- Chat, 45 of 45 pass:

- convex/analyticsReference.test.ts: new Finalsite publish (stable fst_ ID across generations, lowercased slug) and invalid/duplicate slug cases

- convex/ontology/schools.test.ts: new Finalsite link, ownership, not-found, exclusion and audit case; admin graph shape

- convex/ontology/schoolSources.test.ts

- app/(main)/admin/schools/page.test.tsx: five tabs, Finalsite list, snapshot and missing-snapshot states

- Sync, 37 of 37 pass: Finalsite query and active-only contract, availability probe, snapshot validation, concurrent refresh, and the worker summary.

- Contracts, 52 of 52 pass: registry exhaustiveness, Finalsite contract values, slug rule, and capabilities.

## Deploy

Ship only after Surtr PRs #2023, #2024 and #2025 are live in production. The first directory sync after this deploys mints finalsiteTenant identities and publishes the finalsite directory. Rhodes and the ontology refresh must already accept finalsiteTenant links and fst_ IDs by then.

Before the Surtr directory table exists, the sync lists finalsite under "awaiting warehouse contracts" and reports the tick as degraded (per the #1465 review fix), while QB/SIS keep syncing.

## Not in this PR

The School Identity curation and tenant-linking work in the issue's "done when" is manual post-deploy work in the admin UI. That covers creating or merging missing Schools, linking about 56 live tenants, and excluding dead or partner slugs.

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## Summary

Resolves AERIE-2299. #739 hard-coded a two-way "quickbooks" | "sis" split across schema validators, ID minting, the ontology mutations, reference publication, the School admin page and the sync worker. This PR moves every per-source fact into one registry and drives the existing code from it. No behavioural change for QuickBooks or SIS: the same operation names, error messages, admin copy, API shape (quickbooksEntities / sisOrganizations) and sync result shape ({ quickbooks, sis, unavailable? }).

Next step: AERIE-2300 (Finalsite tenants) stacks on this PR.

## Registry design

@bran/contracts/school-sources (packages/contracts/src/school-sources.ts, runtime-free):

- SCHOOL_SOURCE_REGISTRY = { quickbooks, sis }. Each entry declares:

- label, tabLabel, linkGroup (admin copy)

- targetTypes, each with a label, a publicIdPrefix and a sourceKeyArity

- directory: convexTable, warehouseTable, adminGraphKey, summaryNoun

- operations: stage, publish, cleanup

- mappability: the rule plus its admin copy, or null

- Derived from it: SchoolSourceSystem and SchoolSourceTargetType; SCHOOL_SOURCE_SYSTEMS, SCHOOL_SOURCE_TARGET_TYPES and SCHOOL_SOURCE_PUBLIC_ID_PREFIXES; and the lookup and label helpers. encodeSchoolSourceKey enforces the registered arity.

Per-runtime hook maps are typed { [S in SchoolSourceSystem]: ... }, so a newly registered source fails to compile until each is filled in:

- chat/convex/ontology/schoolSources.ts (new): the Convex directory hooks (listGeneration, findByPublicId, targetTypeOf, isMappable, toAdminEntities) plus the shared currentSchoolSourceTarget and admin-graph loader.

- SOURCE_DIRECTORY_ENTITIES in the admin page: projects each source's rows into admin entities.

- SCHOOL_SOURCE_DIRECTORY_QUERIES and SNAPSHOT_BUILDERS in the sync worker.

Convex validators (schoolSourceTargetTypeValidator, schoolLinkTargetTypeValidator, schoolSourceSystemValidator) are built from the registry by a typed literal-union helper, so their static types stay the exact literal unions. A test checks this.

Adding a source now means: a registry entry, its directory table, a stage mutation, one-line publish…/cleanup… exports (built from shared factories), and one entry in each of the three hook maps.

## Files

- New: packages/contracts/src/school-sources.ts and .test.ts, chat/convex/ontology/schoolSources.ts and .test.ts

- packages/contracts/package.json (export)

- chat/convex/ontology/schema.ts, ids.ts, schools.ts

- chat/convex/analytics/reference.ts: publish and cleanup are generic, and referenceApi school operations are built from the registry

- chat/app/(main)/admin/schools/page.tsx

- sync/src/analytics/queries/school-source-directories.ts, sync/src/analytics/school-source-directory-refresh.ts (+ test), sync/src/analytics-worker/index.ts

- chat/convex/_generated/api.d.ts (see notes)

## Checks

- pnpm --dir chat typecheck, pnpm --dir sync typecheck, pnpm --dir packages/contracts typecheck: pass

- pnpm lint: pass (3 existing warnings in files this PR doesn't touch)

- Chat: convex/ontology/schools.test.ts, convex/analyticsReference.test.ts, convex/ontology/schoolSources.test.ts, app/(main)/admin/schools/page.test.tsx: 41 of 41 pass

- Sync: school-source-directories.test.ts, school-source-directory-refresh.test.ts, tests/analytics-worker/index.test.ts: 34 of 34 pass

- Contracts: school-sources.test.ts (registry exhaustiveness, no collisions, exact unions): 4 of 4 pass

## Notes

- _generated/api.d.ts was edited by hand: two lines registering the new ontology/schoolSources module, placed in generator order. Regenerate with Convex codegen if you prefer.

- Refresh-test dependency shape: refreshSchoolSourceDirectories now takes queries: { quickbooks, sis } instead of queryQuickbooks / querySis. The test's intent and assertions are unchanged.

- Availability column naming: the warehouse availability probe now generates its columns as <source>_directory_available from the registry keys. The QB and SIS columns keep their existing names, and Finalsite will be finalsite_directory_available.

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## Summary

Follow-up to #2014 / SURTR-1484. Release #2029 moved Student identity into core-education-student-identity-refresh, which calls only core_education.sp_refresh_student_identity(p_refresh_run_id VARCHAR). The Student identity DDL was additive, so it kept the old zero-argument overload for the snapshot handler that was deployed at the time. That overload still contains the old global Person-publication veto (mapped HubSpot contacts await Person evaluation). Nothing calls it now, but it would bring the old failure back if anything did.

- ddl/sp_refresh_student_identity.sql: add DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS core_education.sp_refresh_student_identity();. No CASCADE.

- tests/test_apply_ddl.py: the DDL bundle now contains exactly this one DROP PROCEDURE IF EXISTS (it expected none before).

- tests/test_contract.py: renamed ..._is_additive_... to ..._drops_only_zero_arg_overload_.... It asserts the single drop and no CASCADE.

- Identity runner README: removed the "follow-up: drop the zero-argument overload" release step and described the final state.

origin/production has no callers of sp_refresh_student_identity(). The Person dev fixture (person-directory-refresh/tests/consumer_checks.py) runs the procedure file's preamble against the fixture schema. There it becomes a rendered DROP ... IF EXISTS, which is harmless.

## Post-merge

1. Re-confirm there are no warehouse callers of the zero-argument overload since 2026-09-23 06:27Z (sys_query_history / svl_stored_proc_call).

2. Compare the deployed prosrc of the (VARCHAR) overload with the file.

3. Trial-run the full scripts/apply_ddl.py statement list in a transaction that always rolls back (the #2030 view-type gotcha), then run --apply against finance_dw.

4. Confirm pg_proc has only sp_refresh_student_identity(VARCHAR), and that the next snapshot-triggered identity refresh succeeds.

## Test plan

- [x] pytest snapshot package: 75 passed

- [x] pytest identity runner: 23 passed

- [x] ruff==0.15.22 check pipelines and ruff format --check pipelines

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## Summary

- core_education.fct_enrollment has been frozen on the 2026-09-21 roster. Every refresh since 2026-09-22 22:34 ET fails in sp_refresh_fct_enrollment with population drop from 21140 to 19810 exceeds the 5 percent safety bound.

- Root cause: upstream SIS cleanup, not a bad pull. 1,096 students left the roster (1,090 GT Anywhere, mostly Shadow/Pending) and 297 100for100 students were newly flagged test_account, while 63 students were added. The roster stayed at the lower level in the next day's pull, and active enrollments fell only 4.4%. We expect the cleanup to continue.

- Fix: a two-tier contraction guard.

| Drop vs. last publication | Behavior |

|---|---|

| ≤ 5% | Publish (unchanged) |

| 5–25% | Publish; handler logs a population contraction warning (trips the existing log-warning alarm) |

| > 25% | Procedure hard-fails (a drop this size suggests a partial or broken source) |

- Procedure (ddl/sp_refresh_fct_enrollment.sql): the bound moves from 95 to 75, and the version is bumped to 2026-09-23.1. No other checks change: ledger/cycle reconciliation, full unique detail coverage, 48h freshness, zero unresolved states, and per-student regression still hard-fail.

- Handler (src/handler.py): the existing pre-flight projection query also reads fct_enrollment_publication.published_row_count (no extra round-trip). After a verified publish, the handler returns population_change (baseline, published, drop %) and logs the warning above 5%. The warning text avoids "error", so it can't trip the error alarm. population_change is None on a first publish or when a newer run already superseded this one.

- reconciliation/legacy_impact_audit.sql and the README now use the same 25% bound.

## Business Value

Enrollment data had been stale for about two days because of cleanup nobody objects to, and the old guard would block again every time SIS prunes records. With this change, routine cleanup publishes on its own and is still flagged for review. Truly broken source data remains blocked.

## Rollout

Either order is safe:

- New handler + old procedure → runs keep failing at 5%, as they do today.

- New procedure + old handler → runs publish, but log no warning.

Post-merge:

1. Deploy the runner.

2. Apply ddl/sp_refresh_fct_enrollment.sql in prod, then check that prosrc contains FCT_ENROLLMENT_PROCEDURE_VERSION=2026-09-23.1.

3. Wait for the next nightly SIS run, or redeliver today's run (71eec7d1-3a8b-4c97-b9dd-cf19199033ec). Expect about 19.8k rows and a single warning at about −6.3%.

4. Run reconciliation/post_refresh_verification.sql.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest in the pipeline: 59 passed (54 before, 5 new handler cases: warn at 6.29%, silent at exactly 5%, silent on growth, omitted without a baseline or when superseded).

- [x] ruff check / ruff format --check with the CI-pinned ruff 0.15.22: clean.

- [x] Baseline read run read-only against prod: returns 21140.

- [ ] Post-deploy: the refresh publishes, the warning appears in the logs, and post-refresh verification passes.

Linear: SURTR-1500

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## Source-only CAPEX offline migration planner after #2043

- Add plan_install.py: an offline digest/version-aware review tool. It rejects partial or unknown catalog states, distinguishes fresh schema from verified legacy schema, and never plans a production migration before the missing release gates are met.

- Keep apply_ddl.py --apply hard-disabled. This PR does not include a seed, DDL application, installer, executable disposable verifier, procedure CALL, or production release.

## Validation and boundaries

The earlier executable verifier prototype was removed from this PR because selected routed-site claims cannot prove full entity/detail cohort reconciliation. The separate design must define a signed, dated full-cohort manifest that accounts for unrouted/legacy sites, sibling QBO companies, NetSuite-only entities and non-additive central-class inventory; provision an isolated-only marker with independent target binding; rehearse the real Redshift procedure and prove post-DELETE rollback; and obtain Finance reconciliation and separate production authorization. An offline planner is not an acceptance receipt.

The 23-Sep CAPEX run 6188b57c-1d8c-4422-b92a-203802af6298 failed before publication (45 rows / 40 distinct sites). #2043 merged the fail-closed source correction; the 22-Sep output remains last-good. Five proposed Q37 routes are not an approved date-bounded seed. No production CAPEX action was taken by this PR.

## What changed

- Stage a site-ID + QBO realm + selected-close NetSuite subsidiary booked-CAPEX route contract, separate from Q94 legal entities and school-level xrefs. No route data is seeded.

- Fail before publication on missing, pending, overlapping, stale, wrong-school/realm/close, or duplicate site/company/subsidiary claims. Keep the existing 45/40 cardinality guard.

- Use exact governed subsidiary claims instead of ZIP/longest-name fallback for routed companies (Miami Beach 33141 vs 33141 II), and constrain site summary and dedicated QB/NS detail to the selected company. Keep sibling companies in entity tie-out.

- Publish a clearly non-additive audit inventory of central class balances; do not treat it as site allocation or add it to dedicated NetSuite balances.

- Document staged release controls. apply_ddl.py --apply is hard-disabled, and the obsolete school-grain verify_live.py fails before credentials or connection. This PR cannot install or run the new procedure.

## Incident and evidence

Run 6188b57c-1d8c-4422-b92a-203802af6298 failed CAPEX site identity fanout detected: rows 45, distinct sites 40. The prior 2026-09-22 publication (close 2026-08-31) remains 41 identity / 41 summary / 59 tie-out / 2,593 detail rows. Finance's 17-Sep Q37 JSON supplies proposed own-company routes for the five implicated sites, but is not a dated, signed site-ID/realm/NS seed. Current live source cohort is 41 after the failure-time 40-site cohort changed. Read-only Redshift SELECTs on current sources returned 41/41 identities with the five proposed routes, exact current realm/xref/selected-close NS joins, Biarritz NS 568 vs 300 71st NS 576, and no sibling dedicated-detail claims in a reduced query. No SQL procedure/transaction rollback was executed in Redshift.

## Validation

- uv run pytest -q tests: 68 passed.

- uv run ruff check scripts tests; git diff --check: passed.

- Independent full-diff reviews resolved SQL preflight, duplicate whole-file claims, and outer-join correlated-subquery findings.

- Production probes were SELECT only; no CALL, DDL, DML, temp tables or refresh invocation.

## NOT a production release — required separately

1. Review/approve a canonical dated booked route seed for the five sites (site ID, exact QBO company/realm and NS subsidiary, selected-close policy); do not infer from names or prior mart. Resolve Fletcher 76107 vs prior 76109, Riverside 33410 vs prior 33418, and the Miami 568/576 split. Q37 is not Q94 legal-entity authority.

2. Replace the disabled installer with staged, version-aware migration (legacy 003 is non-idempotent); build a route-aware disposable-Redshift verifier; validate full procedure, missing-route rollback, central-class handling and complete selected-close reconciliation. The old verifier must not be run against this candidate.

3. Only after a separately approved release, hold/control the enabled daily schedule, install reviewed routes/procedure, verify the receipt and rerun under operator control. This PR does not authorize those actions.

## Summary

Add responsive mobile card views for Admissions Summer/Camps so phone users can review the same summary, week, capacity, registration, and revenue data available in the desktop matrices.

## Screenshots

<img width="551" height="779" alt="Screenshot 2026-09-23 at 10 57 17 AM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/d994b4f7-f1af-4ec1-aa57-6a60a24c6f8e" />

## Changes

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/camps/camps-mobile.tsx — Adds Summary and Weeks card renderers, collapsed week details, explicit paid/pending week counts, filtered totals, and selection behavior.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/camps/camps-view.tsx — Routes mobile and compact viewports to the new cards while preserving the desktop matrices and existing controls.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/camps/location-week-matrix.tsx — Reuses the existing pending-count calculation for mobile rendering.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/camps/__tests__/camps-mobile.test.tsx — Covers summary and week fields, collapsed details, pending visibility, month-long expansion, totals, and selection.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/camps/__tests__/camps-view.test.tsx — Covers mobile dispatch, persisted Weeks view hydration, and selection behavior.

## Design Decisions

- Mobile Weeks cards show location-level metrics immediately and keep week-by-week cells collapsed by default to keep the initial list scannable.

- Week values reuse the existing paid and pending count semantics, so month-long expansion changes visible columns and counts consistently with desktop.

- This is a UI-only change. It does not modify the backend query or data model, and desktop layouts continue using the existing matrices.

## Business value

Admissions staff can review summer camp capacity, registrations, pending demand, week utilization, and revenue from a phone while retaining the existing filters, sorting, totals, selection, and location detail flow.

## Estimated manual effort

4–6 hours.

## Test Plan

- [x] 44 focused Camps tests pass across mobile, view, matrix, detail-panel, and integration suites.

- [x] pnpm --dir chat typecheck

- [x] pnpm --dir chat exec biome check . (two pre-existing warnings in skill/forge-api/scripts/sindri.mjs)

- [x] pnpm lint:test-architecture

- [x] pnpm lint:boundaries

- [x] pnpm lint:convex-paths

- [x] pnpm lint:read-bounds

- [x] pnpm lint:knowledge

- [ ] Manual mobile viewport check and reviewer validation of the Camps detail overlay.

## Summary

- Add San Juan and Franklin to school_identity_finalsite_fallback, mapping each SIS campus id to its ingested Finalsite site.

- The seed still applies only when that campus has no SIS finalsite external id. HubSpot program bindings for these campuses are unchanged.

## Test plan

- [ ] Confirm int_school_identity resolves these campuses to san-juan-alpha and franklin-alpha once each campus has its HubSpot program binding.

- [ ] Confirm Bethesda's existing fallback row is unchanged.

- [ ] Confirm a campus that already has a SIS finalsite binding still uses that binding.

## Summary

- Map a SIS campus to its Finalsite site in school_identity_finalsite_fallback when that campus has no finalsite external id.

- int_school_identity keeps the SIS binding when one exists, and uses the seed only as the fallback. Bethesda is the first row.

## Test plan

- [ ] Confirm int_school_identity resolves Bethesda's campus to bethesda-alpha while the SIS external id is still absent.

- [ ] Confirm a campus that already has a SIS finalsite binding is unchanged.

- [ ] Confirm a HubSpot program with no SIS campus still has a null Finalsite site.

## Summary

- The weekly_report Sunday run chains fetch → classify → metrics → cost in one ECS task. The classify stage deliberately tolerates a merchant that fails LLM/web-search classification (partial_failure, "retried on a later run" per its own comments), but cost_analysis.extract_cost_merchant_data unconditionally raised UnclassifiedMerchantsError if *any* T4W-active merchant lacked a classification — undermining that documented tolerance within the very same run.

- Root cause: two stages in the same run disagreed about whether an unclassified merchant is acceptable. Confirmed transient, not a data-quality issue — the identical failure hit 2026-09-13 (18 merchants) and 2026-09-20, and re-running the *same* data succeeded cleanly both times.

- Fix chosen: (a) add one bounded re-classify attempt in _run_weekly_report (src/handler.py) immediately after a partial_failure classify result, before the cost stage runs. classify_merchants already treats the persisted classification cache as the sole retry signal, so the retry only re-researches merchants still missing from the cache — cheap, and it clears most single-pass hiccups automatically instead of waiting for a human to notice and re-trigger the run. I picked this over having the cost stage itself skip/tolerate unclassified merchants (option b) because it keeps cost_analysis.py's validated, well-tested contract untouched — every merchant in the cost report still has a complete classification, and the strict guard against a systemic outage is preserved exactly as-is rather than needing a new ceiling/threshold to get right.

- Safety preserved: the retry is bounded to exactly one extra attempt (no loop), and cost_analysis.py was not modified — its unconditional raise on any remaining unclassified T4W merchant still fires after the retry, so a genuinely large or persistent classification outage still hard-fails the run loudly, never silently.

- Scope: pipelines/runners/ramp-spend-pipeline/src/handler.py and pipelines/runners/ramp-spend-pipeline/tests/test_handler.py only — tightly scoped to this runner.

- Post-merge: a normal deploy of this runner only. No DDL, backfill or config change.

## Business Value

This exact failure has now hit two of the last two weekly ramp-spend-pipeline runs (2026-09-13 and 2026-09-20), each time requiring Ashwanth to manually diagnose and re-trigger the run the same day or next morning before ramp-superbuilders-report's Monday cron could succeed downstream — a recurring, silent tax on an engineer's morning that shows up nowhere except as an ad-hoc Slack/manual-intervention cost. Automating the retry removes that recurring manual-recovery step for the common transient case, while deliberately leaving the hard-fail guard against a genuine systemic classification outage fully intact, so this is a reliability fix, not a loosening of the pipeline's data-quality bar.

## Manual Effort Estimate

Proposed: 6-8 hours — this required tracing two pipeline stages (classify and cost) and their cross-stage contract, reading merchant_classifier.py's cache semantics closely enough to design a retry that reuses it safely, and getting the tolerance-vs-fail-loud balance right (verified with both a "recovers" and a "still fails loud" test), on top of the two prior recurring-incident writeups. Likely more than a trivial one-file fix given the cross-stage reasoning involved.

Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest in pipelines/runners/ramp-spend-pipeline: 229 passed (225 before, 4 new).

- [x] ruff check and ruff format --check (ruff 0.15.22, as pinned in CI) are clean.

- [ ] After merge and deploy: confirm next Sunday's weekly_report run tolerates a handful of transient classification failures without a manual re-run, and confirm ramp-superbuilders-report's Monday cron no longer cascades.

Linear: SURTR-1489

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## Summary

- mart-aerie-school-source-directories-refresh's event-triggered path (dataset:sis-raw-sync:organizations with an explicit dataset_run_id) calls mart_education.sp_refresh_aerie_sis_organization_directory(p_source_run_id), which reads staging_education_ai_horizons_old.ingestion_ledger filtered to that exact run_id expecting exactly one "latest accepted" row, and raises expected one latest accepted organization ledger row; found 0 when it finds none.

- Root cause: a commit-visibility race, not a real data gap. In both confirmed incidents (2026-09-19 and 2026-09-20) the triggering sis-raw-sync run's organizations collector had already finished cleanly and published (duplicate_identity_count: 0, publication_status: "published" in that run's own output) by the time this pipeline read the ledger — the read just landed before the upstream ledger INSERT became visible in Redshift. Both incidents were only resolved by a manual same-day re-trigger; there was no existing retry.

- Fix: wrap only the pinned CALL sp_refresh_aerie_sis_organization_directory(...) statement (not the rest of the handler) in a short, bounded retry — 4 attempts, 1s/2s/4s backoff — that fires only when the error matches the exact expected one latest accepted organization ledger row; found 0 signature. Any other procedure failure, or the same failure after the 4th attempt, still raises immediately, preserving the existing hard-failure behavior for a genuinely missing/never-published publication.

- Followed the existing SOURCE_CONSISTENCY_MAX_ATTEMPTS / SOURCE_CONSISTENCY_BACKOFF_SECONDS retry-with-backoff convention already used for this same class of problem (source data not yet consistent) in netsuite-raw/src/handler.py, rather than inventing a new pattern.

- Scope: pipelines/runners/mart-aerie-school-source-directories-refresh/src/handler.py (new _call_pinned_sis_procedure helper + 3 new constants, used only by the dataset_run_id-pinned branch of handler()) and pipelines/runners/mart-aerie-school-source-directories-refresh/tests/test_handler.py (new tests). No DDL/procedure changes — the stored procedure and its column/lock/grant contracts are untouched.

- Post-merge: a normal deploy of this runner only. No DDL, backfill, or config change required.

## Business Value

This pipeline was raising a hard failure on a data-quality guard that was actually correct — just early — turning a normal, healthy upstream publication into a page-and-manually-re-trigger event twice in the audited week (2026-09-19, 2026-09-20). Each incident required someone to notice the failure, confirm from the upstream run's own output that the data was genuinely fine, and manually re-trigger the pipeline the same day to clear it — recurring manual toil for a false alarm, not a real data problem. This fix lets the pipeline self-heal on the same commit-visibility race in a few seconds instead, removing that recurring manual-recovery step while leaving the guard fully intact for an actual missing or never-published SIS publication.

## Manual Effort Estimate

Tracing the exact trigger event shape and failure point across handler.py and the stored procedure DDL, confirming the commit-visibility race from the two incidents, scoping a retry that only absorbs the "found 0" race without weakening the real failure case, matching it to the existing repo convention, and writing tests for both the recovers-on-retry and still-fails-after-exhausting-retries paths: roughly 3-4 hours of focused work. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest in pipelines/runners/mart-aerie-school-source-directories-refresh: 65 passed (62 before, 3 new).

- [x] ruff check and ruff format --check (ruff 0.15.22, as pinned in CI) are clean.

- [ ] After merge and deploy: confirm the next time this races with sis-raw-sync, it recovers automatically instead of needing a manual re-trigger.

Linear: SURTR-1490

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## Summary

- TaxRate was listed in ACTIVE_STATE_ENTITIES (src/modes.py), so full_reconcile_query("TaxRate") built SELECT * FROM TaxRate WHERE Active IN (true, false) ORDERBY Id, and the source-count check derived the equivalent SELECT COUNT(*) FROM TaxRate WHERE Active IN (true, false) from it — QuickBooks' API rejects the Active filter on TaxRate with HTTP 400.

- TaxRate is already listed in CDC_UNSUPPORTED_API_NAMES (src/entities.py) because Intuit's CDC endpoint doesn't support it either — its presence in ACTIVE_STATE_ENTITIES was an inconsistent leftover the code never reconciled.

- TaxCode and TaxAgency are structurally identical entities that were never added to ACTIVE_STATE_ENTITIES; they already use the plain, unfiltered backfill_query path successfully. This fix removes TaxRate from ACTIVE_STATE_ENTITIES to match that existing pattern.

- Scope: this runner's src/modes.py and tests only. No infra/CDK, no DDL, no other runner changes.

- Post-merge: a normal deploy of this runner only. No DDL, backfill or config change.

## Business Value

Today, quickbooks-raw-sync's backfill/reconciliation step fails with HTTP 400 for company "alpha" every time it reaches the TaxRate entity, because the source-count check builds a QuickBooks query with a filter that entity doesn't support. This is a pure crash, not a data-quality issue — no bad data is produced, but the pipeline run fails and shows as a false alarm on dashboards/alerting. Once merged, the TaxRate count check uses the same unfiltered query pattern already proven for TaxCode/TaxAgency, removing that crash and the associated on-call noise with no change in what data is ingested.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 30-45 minutes of focused work: trace the failing query from the traceback to the Active filter in full_reconcile_query, find the existing CDC_UNSUPPORTED_API_NAMES precedent showing TaxRate is already special-cased elsewhere, make the one-line removal, and add a regression test. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest in pipelines/runners/quickbooks-raw-sync: 159 passed (158 before, 1 new).

- [x] ruff check and ruff format --check (ruff 0.15.22, as pinned in CI) are clean.

- [ ] After merge and deploy: confirm quickbooks-raw-sync's next scheduled run for company "alpha" no longer fails on TaxRate.

Linear: SURTR-1488

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## The failure

Aerie [#1471](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/pull/1471) round 2 — mercy run [35852018451](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Aerie/actions/runs/35852018451) — reviewed the PR successfully (~10 min, 5 findings, CI green) and then died at the decide step:

- findings/3: Additional properties are not allowed ('deferred', 'deferred_reason' were unexpected)
review output failed schema validation (1 error(s))
##[error]Process completed with exit code 1.

No verdict posted, red X on the PR.

## Root cause

deferred / deferred_reason are harness-internal finding fields with a full lifecycle:

1. release_gate.apply stamps them when the second-opinion pass demotes a finding to a follow-up,

2. decide_review.build_open_items_marker persists them in the open-items ledger,

3. merge_passes._carry_forward restores them onto a carried-forward finding next round,

4. decide_review.is_blocking reads them.

review_schema.json declares findings with additionalProperties: false and never listed them — so decide_review.validate_output, which runs on the harness-assembled review_output.json, rejected the review the harness had just built itself. Finding 3 in the failing run is exactly this: a round-1 deferral carried forward, [carried over: …] marker and all.

This is deterministic, not flaky. Any PR that gets a deferral in round N and a round N+1 review fails the same way.

## Why not just widen the schema

The same validator also guards untrusted agent output (run_agent_passes.sh per pass, xlarge_review._validate_review), and in the single-pass tier run_review.sh copies the agent's own JSON straight to review_output.json. is_blocking short-circuits on deferred ahead of every other rule, and its comment says that is safe *only* because release_gate.eligible never submits security or anything critical for deferral. Letting the agent set the field would bypass that guard entirely — the difference between a gate and a suggestion. The agent is also *shown* these fields (prior findings reach the prompt as prior_findings_json, ledger entries included), so it can echo them.

## The fix

- review_schema.json — declare both fields, documented as harness-internal.

- decide_review.validate_output(data, *, trusted=False) — accepts them only for the harness's own assembled review (main passes trusted=True); everywhere else it strips them. Stripped rather than rejected: echoing a field the prompt showed you is mimicry, not a malformed review, and failing the pass would burn retries on it. Nothing is lost — the authoritative deferral is restored from the ledger, never from what the model says about it.

- run_agent_passes.sh — writes the validated object back over the pass file, so the strip survives the single-pass copy and the merge candidates instead of being an in-memory no-op.

- merge_passes.reconcile — fixes the sibling defect: _carry_forward preserved a deferral on the arbiter's *silence*, but when the arbiter re-reports the item the finding that reaches the PR is the arbiter's own and carried no deferral, so an item the author was told was a follow-up silently started blocking again. The ledger's deferral is now restored on that path too.

## Verification

Replayed the failing run's own review_output.json through decide_review with the real PR diff:

| | before | after |

|---|---|---|

| decide step | exit 1, failed schema validation | exit 0, event=REQUEST_CHANGES kept=5 |

| carried deferral | — | reported, non-blocking |

| agent-supplied deferred on a critical/security finding | would have skipped the gate | stripped, still blocks |

7 new tests; all 4 substantive ones were confirmed to fail against pre-fix code and pass after. Full harness suite 568 passed, ruff check + ruff format --check clean on the pinned 0.15.22.

## Business Value

Mercy is the merge gate for seven repos, and this bug silently removed it from exactly the PRs that need it most. A deferral is only ever created on a PR with a real finding, so the crash landed on second-round reviews of non-trivial changes — the review ran, cost its full ~10 minutes of model spend, and then threw the result away with a red X and no verdict. Authors saw a failed check with no actionable output, and the natural response to that is to merge past it or re-run, which converts a blocking reviewer into an inconsistent one. The sibling fix matters for the same reason from the other side: a finding the author was explicitly told was a follow-up would start blocking again a round later, which is the kind of inconsistency that teaches people to stop trusting the gate. This restores the deferral lifecycle end to end and closes a path by which a reviewed model could have exempted its own critical / security findings from blocking.

## Manual Effort Estimate

Proposed: ~3–4 hours — @kevalshahtrilogy please confirm or adjust. The one-line error names the field but not the owner; the work is tracing the deferral lifecycle across release_gate → ledger → merge_passes → decide_review, realising the same validator sits on both sides of a trust boundary (and that the single-pass tier copies agent JSON verbatim), then spotting the re-report sibling. The code change itself is small; establishing that widening the schema alone would have opened a gate-bypass is most of the time.

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## Summary

- Extend the existing bounded DeletedRecord reconciliation to remove matching transaction lines, transaction accounting lines, and transaction headers in one Redshift transaction.

- Record explicit accounting-line and transaction-header deletion metrics, including the zero-tombstone path.

- Publish the deletion contract in the NetSuite raw manifest, generated Redshift comments, and runner documentation.

- Supersedes #1573 with a focused implementation on current main; it intentionally excludes the stale purchase-order and FX exception changes.

## Business Value

Prevents transactions deleted in NetSuite from leaving stale headers or orphaned accounting rows in raw staging. Downstream finance models receive a source-faithful current state without requiring one-off warehouse repairs.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 3–4 engineer-hours without AI assistance, including current-state investigation, implementation, regression coverage, isolated deployment, and production validation.

## Validation

- uv run pytest: 322 passed.

- File-scoped Ruff format/check and git diff --check: passed.

- CDK diff contained one stack and one task-definition image replacement.

- Deployed commit 7a40a9ea481f6000705cbdcb5e704b2d2f00c57a with Pipeline-netsuite-raw-prod --exclusively; CDK reported deploying... [1/1], and CloudFormation reached UPDATE_COMPLETE.

- Scoped production execution surtr-959-7a40a9ea-20260923-1750 succeeded on task definition revision 21 with no failed tables or deferred reconciliations.

- The live deleted-parent pass scanned 1,439 tombstones and atomically removed 6 transaction lines, 10 accounting lines, and 3 matching transaction headers.

- Redshift ledger verification statement e4f35608-af18-4b9d-b044-1adf824d57f8 reached FINISHED and recorded all three reconciliation phases as successful.

## Linear

- [SURTR-959](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/SURTR-959/reconcile-deleted-netsuite-transactions-in-raw-staging)

## Summary

- derive learner start, withdrawal, status, and campus from the dated SIS program_enrollments history

- require exactly one fully valid same-campus school-year program overlapping the report window; retain every learner with explicit quality flags and exclusion reasons

- bind reused rolling observations to their exact raw/clean lineage and enumerate malformed history elements before relevance filtering

- remove report-end cancellation imputation and preserve profile fields for audit comparisons only

- update independent reconciliation, source preflights, documentation, and regression coverage

## Business Value

Retention reporting now reflects the dated enrollment program that actually overlaps the reporting window instead of relying on stale profile fields or fabricated cancellation dates. Ambiguous, malformed, missing, prospective, and otherwise unresolved histories remain visible and auditable without contaminating retention metrics.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 4–6 engineer-days without AI assistance, including source-contract investigation, Redshift procedure and reconciliation changes, test coverage, isolated deployment, two production validation runs, and evidence documentation.

## Validation

- 262 focused tests passed

- modified-file Ruff format/check and git diff --check passed

- isolated CDK deployment showed [1/1]; only Pipeline-mart-aerie-retention-refresh-prod reached UPDATE_COMPLETE

- atomic DDL/catalog/grant verification passed

- first event-driven refresh cbe31514-a59e-4cc9-8ddb-1c586c1363c8 succeeded for 5,295 learners, 30 monthly rows, and 240 cohort rows with zero unexplained residuals and zero imputed cancellations

- repeat refresh ad0a4f18-b262-4af0-9685-a7e1520a475d passed every independent contract and matched SHA-256 fingerprint 051769220d2c93d0261ad0aaa3923aa2c94cc908807e06f237624d44bf8a80a7 across 5,565 business rows

- isolated rollback fixture confirmed all prior snapshots survive an intentional transaction failure

## Tracking

- Linear: https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/SURTR-1181

- Supersedes #1832 with a current-main implementation and addresses the malformed-array-element review finding.

Reverts the two PRs that added navigation/export chrome to the REBL3-vs-Surtr comparison page, per Benji's Monday review: this is an internal data-validation tool, and it grew UI surface it did not need — including a change to the shared csv-export.ts helper used by ~20 other pages.

Reverted

- PR 1409 — per-field difference summary, CSV export, copyable summary

- PR 1408 — tabs, search, pagination

Kept (these are correctness fixes, not added polish, and Benji did not object to them)

- PR 1406, PR 1411 — Observer-verdict correctness fixes on the Data Health page

- PR 1410 — the page-does-not-scroll fix (this is the exact bug Benji flagged in the meeting)

- PR 1407 — the real-vs-formatting-only classification (data logic, not UI)

Result: the comparison page is back to one scrollable list of sites, each expandable to a plain field-by-field table. chat/components/dashboards/shared/csv-export.ts returns to its pre-1409 signature (downloadCsv returns void again) — no shared file outside this page's own components is touched by the page any more.

Verified: full suite green (740 files, 11,211 tests), pnpm typecheck clean, pnpm lint clean (2 pre-existing unrelated warnings in an unrelated script). Nothing else has touched these files since PR 1409 merged, so this is a straight, conflict-free revert — not a rewrite.

Not merging this myself — please review and merge when ready.

Linear: [AERIE-2322](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2322/revert-unnecessary-ui-polish-added-to-the-rebl3-vs-surtr-comparison)

## Business Value

Removes UI surface and a shared-component touch from production that a stakeholder (Benji) flagged as unnecessary for what is an internal data-validation tool, reducing the app's maintenance surface and the risk that a future change to the shared CSV export helper interacts with this page.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 1 hour by hand (identify the two PRs to revert, revert cleanly, verify no shared-file behavior regressed for existing callers). Flagged for Keval to confirm/adjust.

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Two things, one object (A4 / school source directories), per the plan discussed:

1. Flag-gated Gateway shadow read so the QuickBooks/SIS directory refresh can move off a direct Redshift credential onto Surtr's Gateway, proven safe before it ever changes what gets published.

- SCHOOL_SOURCE_READ=pg|shadow|gateway, default pg -- today's exact behavior, unchanged. Nothing about this PR changes production unless that env var is set.

- shadow: still publishes from Redshift (pg), but also reads the identical QuickBooks/SIS marts over Surtr's Gateway and logs a structured diff -- row counts, field-level mismatches (capped), one-sided keys, and whether source_run_id agrees between the two reads. WARN-level when not clean, so a real difference is greppable without a manual review. A Gateway read failure in this mode is logged and swallowed; it can never affect what pg already publishes reliably today.

- gateway: publishes from the Gateway instead -- the eventual target, only after shadow runs come back clean.

- pnpm run dry-run-school-source-directory-shadow (new, read-only, publishes nothing): runs one comparison immediately, so we don't have to wait on the schedule right after deploy. Exits non-zero when not clean.

- The Gateway client (sync/src/upstream/surtr-gateway/client.ts) is reused verbatim from the closed REBL3 Surtr-read-path branch -- already designed, reviewed and tested there; no new client-design risk in this PR.

- Everything Gateway-side is independently validated (its own Zod schema, its own Redshift-vs-ISO timestamp normalization) rather than importing the pg path's validation, so nothing here can affect the existing pg code.

2. "School Directories" tab on the existing Data Health page (/sync), showing this pipeline's Surtr run status and Observer verdict the same way the Real Estate tab already does for REBL3.

- Own server module (school-source-directory-pipeline-health-server.ts), own route (GET /api/sync/school-source-directories), independent of the REBL3 health files -- nothing here can affect that already-live tab.

- Gated behind operations.surtrParityExperimental.read (the same capability the rest of this migration's internal visibility work uses), not a new build-time flag -- no Dockerfile/CD changes, matching the admin.automations.read-gated Automation Outbox tab's existing pattern rather than Real Estate's older build-flag pattern.

- Deliberately simple: last run, schedule, Observer verdict + summary, open findings. No findings history/list yet -- that's a follow-up if a real gap shows up, not guessed now.

Not in this PR: actually flipping SCHOOL_SOURCE_READ anywhere. That's a separate, explicit follow-up once shadow-mode logs are clean for a few real cycles of each directory.

Verified: full suites green both sides -- sync (81 files, 1339 tests) and chat (745 files, 11,285 tests) -- pnpm typecheck and pnpm lint clean on both. Not tested in a browser (no sign-in); the tab's rendering and capability gating are covered by jsdom tests instead.

Also surfaced and fixed a real, separate silent-truncation bug in Surtr's Redshift Data API client along the way -- see [SURTR-1491](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/SURTR-1491/redshift-data-api-client-silently-truncates-results-past-one) / [Surtr PR 2036](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Surtr/pull/2036) (merged).

Linear: [AERIE-2323](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2323/a4-shadow-read-gateway-comparison-for-school-source-directories-data)

## Business Value

Lets the school-source-directories worker prove a Surtr Gateway read is byte-for-byte identical to today's direct Redshift read, in production, on real data, with zero risk to what's published -- and gives the team ongoing visibility into that pipeline's health without a one-off validation page. Directly follows Benji's review: one object, incrementally, validated before cutover.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 2 days by hand (Gateway client + shadow-diff logic + wiring + dry-run script + a new Data Health tab + full test coverage on both). Flagged for Keval to confirm/adjust.

## Evidence

<img width="1465" height="501" alt="Screenshot 2026-09-23 at 6 43 47 PM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/1e522c58-382d-4c14-b3c1-5b1e8bbca1fa" />

Log

{"event":"school_source_directory_shadow_check","domain":"quickbooks","pgRowCount":561,"gatewayRowCount":561,"matchedRowCount":561,"mismatchedRowCount":0,...,"clean":true}

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## Demo


## Summary

- reject PDF exports that drift from the reviewed nine-page layout, including long paragraph-only final spill pages

- validate large card metrics against native cell widths, preserve readable type, and reject ambiguous per-student abbreviations

- apply an explicit observed-zero policy for complete report lines with no booked amount, including no-revenue schools

- surface distinct per-school readiness policies for missing unit models, student counts, facilities allocations, and Timeback budgets

- preserve post-draft capacity for one bounded correction and a fresh full audit, with a forced structured-verdict continuation when audit reasoning fills its allowance

- reuse successful per-school checkpoints so retries do not regenerate completed reports

- compact oversized stage output through a follow-up call while keeping stage budgets independently bounded

- fit dense evidence pages without altering audited report text

## Business Value

The all-school run fails affected schools before publication with actionable readiness evidence, while schools with complete zero-revenue observations can render safely. Layout and audit regressions can no longer produce completed documents or delivery links. Resumable per-school checkpoints avoid repeating successful work when one school needs a retry.

## Stack

- stacked on #1989 because that PR remains open

- base branch: codex/school-performance-reports

- retarget to main only after #1989 merges

## Test Plan

- [x] 124 school-performance-report tests

- [x] Ruff check on modified Python files

- [x] Ruff format check on modified Python files

- [x] git diff --check

- [x] migration dry run: 4 procedure definitions and 70 statements; no AWS writes

- [x] apply the report consumer-view change and exclusively deploy Pipeline-school-performance-reports-prod

- [x] preflight and resume the September 22 school population

- [x] require clean native readback, nine-page PDFs, exact permissions, approved final audits, retained evidence, and consolidated delivery evidence

- [x] user smoke test: 9 ready, 0 failed; all links and the Charlotte layout confirmed

## Live Validation

- exclusively deployed Pipeline-school-performance-reports-prod as task revision 23

- image digest: 9d9e76b41d22cd304c5a8b0f5a76e74a102edcef144306ba7c51ab49d68fec74

- resumed execution: surtr-1448-layout-resume-20260923T083038Z

- run ID: 316d8128-8e18-4b9a-95e3-a134ea7889ac

- result: 9/9 succeeded, 8 reports reused, zero Anthropic calls

- Charlotte report: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1fHin6dwPtyhnSbzNgZIuXjBxEUA5iZrnB22jEq7Cbwk/edit

- consolidated email sent to ashwanth.r@trilogy.com

- email message ID: 010001a0cd6503cd-074aa1ec-a7fd-4f96-ae92-5a0a0791e6ba-000000

- user confirmed PASS and supplied the exact screenshot rendered under Demo

## Linear

Fixes SURTR-1448

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/SURTR-1448/harden-school-performance-reports-for-all-school-rollout

## What

RedshiftClient.getResults() (src/db/redshift/client.ts) called AWS's GetStatementResultCommand exactly once per statement and returned whatever came back. GetStatementResult is itself paginated by AWS (~1,000 records or ~1MB per call, whichever comes first) and returns a NextToken when more rows remain. Any query whose result crossed that per-call ceiling was silently truncated -- a normal 200-equivalent success, no error, no log line -- at every caller of this client: every Gateway source (declarative and custom), education/graph.ts, derive/trpc.ts, db/queries/pipelines.ts, and anything else calling .query() on a large enough result set.

Grepped the repo for NextToken/GetStatementResult beforehand: unhandled everywhere.

## How it was found

Mercy flagged, on Aerie PR 1472 (the school-source-directories Gateway shadow-read path), that a fixed row-floor guard on a Gateway query can't prove a read wasn't truncated. Tracing that down through the Gateway route (src/gateway/routes.ts → sources.ts → db/redshift/client.ts) found the real root cause wasn't gateway-specific at all -- it's this shared client, used by everything that talks to Redshift via the Data API.

## Fix

getResults() now loops on NextToken, accumulating rows across every page of one statement's results, using the first page's ColumnMetadata for every row. query() and all existing callers are unaffected -- same signature, same shape, just complete instead of possibly truncated.

## Testing

- 6 new tests in test/db/redshift/client.test.ts: unchanged single-page behavior, a 2-page and a 4-page regression case proving NextToken is followed instead of truncating, first-page-only column naming applied to later pages, and totalRows falling back to the accumulated count when AWS never reports TotalNumRows.

- Full existing gateway suite (38 tests) and full typecheck green.

- pnpm exec vitest run (whole repo) shows pre-existing failures in this worktree unrelated to this change (ECONNREFUSED ::1:5432 -- no local Postgres -- plus some already-broken connectors/redshift.ts assertions in mapSiteRow); confirmed via git diff --stat origin/main that only src/db/redshift/client.ts and the new test file changed.

Linear: [SURTR-1491](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/SURTR-1491/redshift-data-api-client-silently-truncates-results-past-one)

## Business Value

Every consumer of Surtr's Redshift Data API client -- every Gateway source (the mechanism external services like Aerie read warehouse marts through), plus internal query paths in the object store, tRPC layer, and pipeline queries -- was exposed to a silent, unsignaled truncation on any result set crossing AWS's per-call page ceiling. This closes a real, previously-invisible data-completeness gap across every one of those paths at once, not just the one Mercy happened to flag on a downstream PR; the failure mode (a valid 200 with fewer rows than actually exist, no error, no log line) is exactly the kind an on-call engineer or a downstream consumer would never catch without already suspecting it.

## Manual Effort Estimate

Rough guess, flagging for Keval to confirm/adjust: ~1 day. Finding it required noticing that Mercy's narrower row-floor concern (on a different PR, in a different repo) didn't fully address completeness, then tracing through the Gateway route into the shared Redshift Data API client to land on a root cause that turned out to be unrelated to the Gateway entirely -- that diagnostic path is the expensive part; the fix itself (a NextToken loop) is small once the bug is understood.

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## Demo

<img width="2624" height="1636" alt="image" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/53c5dc0c-5018-40e2-b395-047e9b56671f" />

## Business Value

The retention refresh now covers June 2025 through the last fully completed UTC month, so its published window advances automatically instead of remaining capped at May 2026. Reusing fresh detail observations from earlier SIS rosters prevents false source-preflight failures. Limiting incremental Timeback user requests to 100 records lets the users table recover after 2,000-record requests returned HTTP 502.

## Implementation Effort

An engineer would likely spend 1–2 days implementing, testing, and live-validating this change without AI assistance.

## Linear

[SURTR-1175](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/SURTR-1175)

## Stack

This is the third layer. Parent: [#1830](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Surtr/pull/1830), stacked on [#1827](https://github.com/AI-Builder-Team/Surtr/pull/1827).

## Changes

- Resolve the default report end to the previous completed UTC month at invocation time while keeping June 2025 as the start.

- Align source preflight, the stored procedure, and independent reconciliation to accept fresh observations from earlier roster runs, while enforcing their cycle lineage and publication cutoff.

- Use 100-record incremental Timeback user pages and cover pagination/recovery behavior with tests.

- Drop the legacy procedure overload only when the exact signature exists in Redshift’s catalog, inside the atomic cutover.

## Validation

- Production candidate published June 2025–August 2026 for 5,300 learners, with 30 monthly rows and 240 cohort rows, zero mismatches, and zero unexplained reconciliation residuals. A repeat run matched the same business fingerprint across 5,570 rows.

- The 100-record Timeback recovery published 9,957 changed users; independent readiness passed for all 55,518 current users.

- uv run pytest -q: 231 retention tests and 256 Timeback tests passed. Modified-file Ruff checks and the retention DDL dry run passed.

## Summary

- Preserve serialized Smoke Test execution as the default.

- Add a durable per-operation override and a Run concurrently action for queued Smoke Tests.

- Keep same-task Implement/worktree safety checks enforced.

## Business Value

Users can unblock a queued Smoke Test when they intentionally accept the risk of running tests concurrently, reducing unnecessary wait time while retaining safe default behavior for everyone else.

## Implementation Effort

Approximately 4–6 hours for an average engineer to design the persisted operation flag, scheduler behavior, native command, UI action, migration, documentation, and regression coverage.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-888/allow-user-override-for-serialized-smoke-tests

## Test plan

- TAURI_CONFIG=\"$(<src-tauri/tauri.smoke.conf.json)\" cargo test --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib workflow:: — 76 passed.

- pnpm build — passed.

- git diff --check — passed.

## Demo


## Summary

- add the versioned eval-case manifest types, semantic validation, canonical JSON hashing, replay classification decisions, and credential redaction helpers

- add the JSON Schema and representative AI-879 fixture covering a stable requirement, conditional follow-up, and end-to-end acceptance finding

- document the AI-843 durable-trace boundary, compatibility rules, warning semantics, and focused test command

## Validation

- pnpm test:eval-contract

- cargo test --locked --manifest-path src-tauri/Cargo.toml --lib (205 passed, 2 ignored)

- pnpm build

- JSON schema and fixture parsing

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-879/define-a-versioned-software-factory-eval-case-and-replay-contract

## Scope boundary

This change defines the eval manifest, types, validation, fixture, and documentation. Trace capture, repository restoration, message playback, model execution, automatic scoring, UI dashboards, and hosted eval storage remain out of scope.

## Summary

This supersedes the retry-budget change already merged in #2031 with a quota-aware hybrid:

- Preserve seven total attempts (one initial attempt plus six retries).

- Handle Sheets 429 responses with Retry-After when available.

- Fall back to a 60-second quota window plus bounded jitter when the header is absent.

- Bound cumulative quota waiting at 420 seconds, allowing six 60-second fallback waits while remaining below the 900-second Lambda timeout.

- Keep exponential 2/4/8/16/32/64-second backoff for 5xx responses and request timeouts.

## Why

PR #2031 correctly increased the retry budget for the observed six-consecutive-429 failure, but continued retrying on short exponential delays and did not use server retry guidance. This change preserves that regression coverage while preventing immediate quota retry amplification.

## Validation

- uv run --extra dev pytest — 53 passed

- uv run --extra dev ruff check src tests — passed

- Three local read-only dry-runs — each parsed 406 rows; the first exercised the new 429 fallback and slept 63.1 seconds.

- Authorized local production-target run wrote 406 rows; post-write verification found 406 rows, zero duplicate grain groups, and cleaned S3 staging.

## Scope

This changes only the weekly pipeline retry behavior and tests. It does not add cross-pipeline coordination, change schedules, or reduce baseline read volume.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-887/report-memory-usage-per-shipyard-instance

## Summary

- detect multiple Shipyard executables sharing a macOS resource coalition

- classify ambiguous WebKit helpers as a shared pool instead of attributing the full pool to every instance

- exclude shared WebKit bytes from per-instance footprint, resident totals, process counts, growth history, and warning severity

- show the exclusive instance footprint and shared WebKit context separately in the Memory UI and diagnostic export

- document the revised measurement contract and retain compatibility with existing history records

## Business Value

Memory diagnostics now reflect the usage Shipyard can confidently attribute to the current instance. This prevents false high-memory alerts when developers run multiple builds, makes growth comparisons actionable, and preserves the shared WebKit pool as diagnostic context without presenting unsupported precision.

## Implementation Effort

Estimated 6–8 hours for an average engineer to investigate macOS coalition behavior, extend the recorder schema and aggregation, update the UI and documentation, and add regression coverage.

## Test Plan

- [x] pnpm test:memory — 6 frontend tests and 10 Rust tests passed

- [x] pnpm build

- [x] TypeScript validation through the production build

- [x] Rust formatting and git diff --check

- [ ] Fixture-backed desktop smoke test was not run because starting the app was outside the authorization for this task

## Demo


## Summary

- Add a live local-project task breakdown beside the queue total.

- Count multi-project tasks in every matched project and ignore unresolved paths.

- Keep loading and empty states clear, with saved project icons, accessible labels, and responsive layout.

## Linear

https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AI-863/show-task-breakdown-by-project

## Tests

- pnpm test:task-workspace

- pnpm exec tsc --noEmit

- pnpm theme:check

- pnpm build

## Summary

- The 2026-09-23 05:45 scheduled run failed on APIError: [429]: Quota exceeded for quota metric 'Read requests' and limit 'Read requests per minute per user'. It made ~18 sequential Google Sheets reads in under a minute, hit the per-minute Sheets read quota, and exhausted its 5-attempt retry budget (30s of backoff) before the window cleared.

- The Google service account (surtr/google-service-account) is shared across every Surtr Google-Sheets runner plus the Klair live reader, so a burst of reads from other pipelines can eat into this runner's share of the same per-minute quota. This is intermittent, not a code bug in the read/parse logic — the run had succeeded earlier the same morning.

- Fix: widen read_with_retry's default max_retries from 5 to 7 (2/4/8/16/32/64s backoff, ~126s worst case across two extra attempts). Well inside the runner's 900s Lambda timeout — the failed run's actual duration was ~71s. No change to what counts as retryable, no infra change.

- Scope: this runner's src/google_client.py and its tests only.

- Post-merge: a normal deploy of this runner only. No DDL, backfill or config change.

## Business Value

Removes a recurring false alarm on the pipeline dashboard for a pipeline whose read/parse logic is working correctly — the failure is purely a retry-budget shortfall against a quota shared with other runners. No data-quality risk either way (the pipeline does a full replace on success and fails loud on a real error), but a wider retry budget means fewer no-op re-runs and less noise for whoever's on call.

## Manual Effort Estimate

About 45 minutes of focused work by hand: read the CloudWatch trace to confirm the failure was a retry-budget shortfall (not a code bug), check the Lambda timeout headroom, widen the default, and add a test reproducing the exact failure shape. Proposed by Claude, Keval to confirm or adjust.

## Test plan

- [x] uv run pytest in pipelines/runners/collections-weekly-forecast-sync-v2: 49 passed (44 before, 5 unchanged plus 1 new test reproducing the 2026-09-23 failure shape — 6 retryable 429s then success, asserting the exact backoff schedule and that it stays under the Lambda timeout).

- [x] ruff check and ruff format --check (ruff 0.15.22, as pinned in CI) are clean.

- [ ] After merge and deploy: next time the scheduled run collides with a shared-quota burst, confirm it now retries through instead of failing.

Linear: SURTR-1487

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## Summary

- Unblocks the pre-release snapshot package DDL for release #2029 (#2014 Student identity + #2026 Finalsite sourceKey).

- scripts/apply_ddl.py --apply --database finance_dw failed atomically (fully rolled back) with cannot change data type of view column "intersection_status" on core_education.finalsite_sis_student_intersection_current.

- Root cause: Redshift now infers several of this view's column types differently from the deployed catalog, and CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW cannot change a column type. For example, the literal-only intersection_status CASE is inferred as VARCHAR(9) (from its first branch) versus the deployed VARCHAR(28). A rolled-back trial then failed the same way on intersection_method and matched_sis_student_identifier. The view file is unchanged in the release, so the apply fails from production too.

## Change

- finalsite_sis_student_intersection_current.sql now drops, dependents first and with no CASCADE:

- fct_forecast_student_lifecycle_current

- fct_forecast_enrollment_population_current

- fct_forecast_current_enrollment_current

- finalsite_sis_student_intersection_current

- It then recreates the view. apply_ddl.py already recreates all three Forecast views later in the same transaction.

- Pins intersection_status to VARCHAR(28) and intersection_method to VARCHAR(16), the deployed widths.

- Contract test covering drop order, no CASCADE, and the type pins.

- core-education-ontology-refresh/scripts/apply_ddl.py --atomic sent ClusterIdentifier, Database and DbUser alongside SessionId after BEGIN. The Data API rejects that ("Database should not be provided for a session based request"), so #2025's atomic apply ran only BEGIN. Now only BEGIN carries the connection, matching the snapshot applier. The unit test previously asserted the buggy kwargs and now asserts the Data API contract. With this fix, #2025 010+012 were applied to finance_dw (9 statements), and the live sp_refresh_aerie_ontology MD5 2409f851 equals main.

## Prod evidence (read-only, finance_dw)

- Schema-bound dependents (via pg_depend) of every package view are inside the package, so nothing outside it depends on the dropped views.

- All four views are owned by CQL_download_OM. Their only grants are SELECT to MCP_user and edu_read, both from core_education default privileges for CQL_download_OM, so recreation restores them.

## Test plan

- [x] pytest for core-education-student-school-year-snapshots (75 passed); ruff clean

- [x] Rolled-back trial of the full package apply against finance_dw: all 103 statements succeeded, then rolled back

- [x] Applied to finance_dw ahead of merge (103 statements, atomic). Verified: both identity overloads, empty student_identity_publication, the 4 rebuilt views owned by CQL_download_OM with MCP_user/edu_read SELECT, pinned widths 28/16, and all views queryable. This PR brings the repo in line with prod.

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Linear: [AERIE-2312](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2312)

Stacked on #1464 (AERIE-2297) → #1462 → #1460 → #1458 → #1457. Ships in tonight's release. The backfill runs as a post-release step (see below).

## Why

A read-only prod audit (169 sites) showed that a phase's retired planned end date (constructionScheduledEndDate / targetDate) is its construction finish date, which is the new M5 Completing Construction date. It is not the M10 Operating date: it matched M10 on only 5 of the 71 Phase 1 sites that have it. About 35 Phase 2s and 4 expansions carry real plans, and those plans feed the capacity projections. Rather than fall back to fields slated for removal, we copy the dates to M5 and read only M5.

## Changes

- Projected capacity reads M5 only. This covers capacity at a date, next planned, and the API capacity plan. The date is the M5 completed date, otherwise its due date, via phaseCapacityDates / applyPhaseCapacityDates. A phase without an M5 date has no projected date; there is no fallback. Current capacity is unchanged: M9 Ready to Open completed, plus phase status Completed.

- Migration migrations/backfillCompletingConstruction. Rules live in @bran/contracts/completing-construction-backfill:

- Due dates only. A planned date is never recorded as an actual completion date. Phases already past construction are skipped and keep an unset M5, which counts toward nothing, so no completion date is invented: Phase 1 with CO completed or N/A, and later phases with status Completed.

- N/A: a stored "N/A" becomes M5 Not applicable with a standard migration note. The canonical field decides; an N/A or non-date never falls through to the older targetDate alias.

- Phase 1: every site with a date or N/A that isn't past construction. M5 is Not started and due on that date.

- Phase 2: only when it carries data (a date, seats, or a non-default status). Empty default shells and cancelled or retired "no further expansion" phases are skipped.

- Additional expansions: all of them.

- Phase 2 and expansions get their full M4–M10 set. One with seats but no date still gets the set, with M5 unset, for review.

- It is idempotent and never overwrites a stored M5.

- Known gap: older sites have no trustworthy M5 completion date, and none is invented. For example, 4 active sites past CO but not yet Ready to Open show no "Buildout P1 Open Date" in the Ready-to-Open report until someone enters it.

- Retired Buildout fields are hidden everywhere they were still shown. The stored data is kept for a few weeks before a restore-or-purge decision; do not run purgeRetiredBuildoutFields.

- Buildout report: the occupancy columns are removed, and "Buildout P1 Open Date" now reads Phase 1's M5 date.

- FTO: the TCO Obtained/Expiration columns, sorts and CSV columns are removed.

- Phase 2 projected (FTO and portfolio) reads Phase 2's M5 date.

- Tooltips, docs and agent text: the capacity tooltip, OpenAPI, DSS contract, agent guidance and tool descriptions now say M5.

- Write errors: error messages no longer mention retired fields.

- Removed: the Buildout write check that rejected duplicate dates. It only compared the retired stored date.

- Phase 2 can be removed (found in the dev clickthrough). The Buildout card now has a Remove action for an existing Phase 2, like additional expansions.

- Removal is explicit: the patch form is removePhase2: true, and the full-write form is phase2: null.

- A payload that just omits Phase 2 still keeps it, so an older writer can't delete it by accident.

- Removal drops the section and its milestones, and clears the legacy sites.phase2 placeholder so Phase 2 isn't re-created on read.

- The public API and MCP don't expose removal; it's in-app only.

- Confirm dialog labels. Milestone changes now read "Phase 2 › M4 · Obtaining Permits › Due date" instead of raw keys, and long labels wrap instead of being cut off.

## Post-release steps (tonight, straight after deploy)

1. Dry run the preview:

npx convex run migrations/backfillCompletingConstruction:preview '{}' --prod

Expected counts from the offline audit:

| Count | Expected |

|---|---|

| phase1Due | 23 |

| phaseDue | 32 |

| phaseNotApplicable | 1 (300 Cambridge St, Phase 2) |

| phaseWithoutDate | 4 |

| skip:pastConstruction | 51 (48 Phase 1 + 3 later phases) |

| skip:noDate | 98 |

| skip:emptyDefaultPhase | 52 |

| skip:cancelledPhase | 9 |

2. Run the backfill:

npx convex run migrations:run '{"fn": "migrations/backfillCompletingConstruction:backfill"}' --prod

3. Re-run the preview and confirm it reports zero writes.

4. Spot-check the consumers:

- projected capacity for 5400 Beethoven St and 350 E South Water St (Chicago)

- one Phase 1 site that got a due date

- FTO "Phase 2 projected"

- the Ready-to-Open report

Treat the deploy and steps 1–4 as one operation. Until step 2 runs, sites whose only date is the retired planned end show no projected capacity date. That short gap is accepted.

## Verification

- pnpm typecheck passes; biome is clean.

- Contracts: 1196/1196 pass.

- Chat sweep of 482 test files: 8644 passed, 18 skipped.

- New tests:

- the planner: every case and skip reason, plus idempotency

- the migration: exact preview counts, stored results, and a second run is a no-op

- projected vs current capacity: M5 wins, and M10 and the retired date are ignored

- I also ran the planner offline against the prod export: all 169 sites plan cleanly with no errors.

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Linear: [AERIE-2297](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2297)

Stacked on #1462 (AERIE-2296) → #1460 → #1458 → #1457. Ships in tonight's release with them.

Shared rule: Completing Construction (M5) counts toward frontiers, the active milestone and overdue checks only once it's stored on Phase 1, so existing sites behave as before. Full listings and progress totals always show all 10 milestones, with an unset M5 as Not started, matching the Milestones card and the APIs.

## Tags on documents, work units and work-unit groups

- The site-wide milestone tag accepts completingConstruction. There is still no phase dimension, per the ticket. This covers:

- the Convex schema validator

- v2 documents and work-management enums, and the v1 ?milestone= filter

- agent tool registry inputs and Rhodes worker MCP tool enums

- the worker classifier type and requirements catalog (empty entry)

- Bug fix: creating, moving or deleting a work-unit group tagged completingConstruction crashed (500). The site-level workUnitGroupIds bookkeeping indexed site.milestones[key], which has no Completing Construction slot. That bookkeeping is now skipped for milestones not stored on the site.

## Operational consumers

- Workbench: the tree lists all 10 milestones, and saveMilestoneDates goes through the Phase 1 target, so Completing Construction writes to expansions.phase1.milestones. Completion changes still need approval.

- Card enrichment and MCP getMilestoneWUSummary: both return all 10 milestones.

- p2-buildout: the window is now M4–M9 and includes Completing Construction.

- Buildout report:

- The CO cohort's frontier includes a stored Completing Construction.

- Labels renumbered ("M6 CO Date"; warning text reads "Missing M6 CO Date" / "Missing M9 Ready to Open Date").

- Codes (missingM5Date, …) and the approved Ready-to-Open CSV headers are unchanged.

- Insights: overdue work and invalid-due-date blockers include a stored Completing Construction, and work-unit counts cover all 10.

- Document gaps: the N/A check reads Phase 1 milestones.

- Schema templates: the overview lists all 10 milestones. Provisioning is unchanged, and the durable-anchor check still uses the 9 stored keys.

- Automations: labels only. The Phase 1 Buildout Deferral still targets certificateOfOccupancy.dueDate, now shown as "Obtaining Certificate of Occupancy".

## Dashboards

- A new completing_construction filter value and portfolio lane (M5). Labels are renumbered from the canonical MILESTONE_LABELS. Existing IDs are unchanged, so saved executing_buildout views still parse (now M6).

- FTO: constructionCompletion prefers a stored Completing Construction and falls back to CO. The column now reads "Completing Construction". Greenlight stays on permits, CO and education approval.

- Server: listSites keeps stored phase milestones through preservePhaseMilestones. The due-diligence row gains only expansions.phase1.milestones.completingConstruction, and only when stored, so no Buildout or capex data leaks to diligence readers.

- The site card shows M# · Label chips.

## Deliberately out of scope

- Sindri m3 (GC Contract and Scope & Budget, WU-350–390) stays unmapped. Mapping it to Completing Construction would provision those groups on every site on the next run, so it needs Ops sign-off first.

- No automation field-change events for phase milestones. Nothing automates on Completing Construction yet.

- Classifier folder rules such as ^M5\s*- follow Drive folder naming, not milestone numbering, and are unchanged.

## Verification

- pnpm typecheck passes, and biome is clean.

- Contracts: 1170/1170 pass.

- Chat sweep of 379 test files (milestone, dashboard, portfolio, automation, report, workbench, public API, MCP): 6487 passed, 18 skipped.

- New tests cover:

- active milestone and saved filters

- FTO construction completion

- portfolio phase and progress

- workbench save and approval for Completing Construction

- p2-buildout

- diligence row and listSites preservation

- card enrichment

- MCP WU summary

- v2 document and work-unit tagging

- insights overdue and health

- report cohort

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Linear: [AERIE-2296](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2296)

Stacked on #1460 (AERIE-2294), which is stacked on #1458 and #1457. Ships in tonight's release with them.

## What changes

Public API v2 (lifecycle and property)

- The milestone collection now lists M1–M10. Completing Construction (M5) is read from Phase 1's own milestones and shows as notStarted until it is set.

- Each Buildout phase now has a milestones array with its M4–M10. Legacy phases that have no stored milestones return null.

- The due-dates PATCH accepts completingConstruction and writes it to expansions.phase1.milestones. site.milestones stays unchanged.

- Descriptions are renumbered: Ready to Open is Milestone 9 and Operating is Milestone 10.

v1 dashboard, v2 insights, MCP health

- These use the M1–M10 sequence. Completing Construction counts toward progress, overdue and missing-due-date checks only once it is stored, so existing sites don't suddenly show a new blocker.

- Bug fix: the insights milestoneProgress schema required the total to be exactly 9, so the endpoints returned 500 once the total became 10.

MCP and agent tools

- updateMilestone and setMilestoneDueDates accept an optional phase (phase2 or additional:<id>) and completingConstruction. Writes to later phases go to that phase's milestones. Completion still goes through the field-change approval flow.

- getSite now includes buildoutMilestones for each phase.

- The agent's domain knowledge is updated for 10 milestones and phases.

Docs and copy

- The DSS contract, agent runtime guidance and user-facing retired-field errors now say "Milestone 10 (Operating)".

- The updateSiteBuildout request example used the retired constructionScheduledEndDate (introduced in #1460) and is now fixed.

## Deliberately out of scope

- The v2 API only reads later-phase milestones; it cannot write them yet. MCP can write them.

- Document and WU milestone enums, automations and reports are handled in AERIE-2297.

- siteChangeHistory has no events for phase milestones yet.

- Writing a milestone on a legacy Phase 2 that has none (through MCP) creates its full M4–M10 set. This matches how the in-app card adds phase milestones.

## Verification

- pnpm typecheck passes, and biome is clean.

- The contracts suite passes: 1169/1169.

- 204 chat test files covering milestones, the public API, MCP parity, insights and DSS pass: 3680 passed, 18 skipped.

- New tests cover:

- the M1–M10 collection

- Phase 1 Completing Construction due-date writes

- insights gating on a stored Completing Construction

- MCP phase routing and unknown-phase rejection

- getSite buildoutMilestones

- per-phase projection in the contracts

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Part 3 of [P-AERIE-250](https://linear.app/builder-team/project/buildout-card-milestone-relationship-adjustments-7d3ec503785d). Resolves [AERIE-2294](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2294).

> Stacked on #1458, which is stacked on #1457. The base is aerie-2293-milestone-switchover-in-app. Retarget as the stack merges.

Each Buildout phase keeps only Status, Phase Capacity, Furnishing Begin Date, Final Inspection Passed Date and its M4–M10 milestones. Capex moves to a new site-level Capex card with Approved Capex entries and a Total Approved Capex. It stacks on #1458 because the Buildout card reuses that PR's phase milestone rows and save/approval path.

## Decisions

- Capacity date: a phase's capacity comes online at its M10 (Operating) date, completed date first, then due date. It falls back to the stored constructionScheduledEndDate until the narrow follow-up (AERIE-2295).

- completeNoFurtherExpansion by phase: it becomes Completed on Phase 1 and Cancelled on Phase 2 and expansions.

- Approved Capex writes: create/update/remove intents go through the existing fields route and updateSiteFields, and the server applies them to the stored list. There's no dedicated endpoint or idempotency table; replaying a create is rejected by id. The APIs expose it read-only for now. Spent-to-date is a follow-up.

## Changes

Buildout model (@bran/contracts/expansions)

- EDITABLE_BUILDOUT_SECTION_KEYS = status, capacityBuilt, furnishingBeginDate, finalInspectionPassedDate.

- RETIRED_BUILDOUT_SECTION_KEYS covers every other section field. They're still read from storage, but a patch that changes one throws "…is retired and can no longer be changed". Clients that send back full, unchanged objects still work.

- phase2 is optional:

- createDefaultSiteExpansions returns Phase 1 only.

- Normalization keeps Phase 2 only when it's stored (or when a legacy site.phase2.projectedDate exists).

- Patching Phase 2 on a site without one throws.

- Site setup no longer creates it.

- completeNoFurtherExpansion is mapped at read time by phase (canonicalRetiredExpansionStatus) and rejected on write. The special handling in the capacity code is removed.

- The CO/occupancy requirement for completing a phase is removed.

- The Due Diligence → Phase 2 seeding on Acquire Property completion is removed: the snapshot helpers, rhodes/runtime/acquirePropertySnapshot.ts, the approval diff note, the REBL3 fetch at approval, and _loadBuildoutHandoffDueDiligence.

Capacity

- applyPhaseCapacityDates and phaseOpenDates in @bran/contracts/phase-milestones, with capacityExpansionsForSite(site) on the server.

- Used by: the admissions capacity dashboard, agent queries, v2 portfolio and site profile, v1 operations, and MCP.

Approved Capex (@bran/contracts/approved-capex, new)

- sites.approvedCapex holds { id, dateApproved, maxCapexApproved } entries, with a max of 50.

- The intent is validated in lib/portfolio-site-fields.ts and rhodes/dashboard.ts (typed intent validator), and applied in buildAerieSitePatch. Errors are returned as user-facing errors via userError.

- Read side: materializeSite and listSites add approvedCapex and totalApprovedCapex, and the value flows through the site row, the All Sites grid summary, MCP getSite, and the v2 buildout plan.

External surfaces

- v2 buildout:

- Retired phase fields are always null and marked deprecated.

- The patch schemas and validators accept only the editable fields; status is notStarted | active | completed | cancelled.

- phases has minItems: 1 and leaves Phase 2 out when the site has none.

- The plan adds approvedCapex and totalApprovedCapex, and they're included in the ETag.

- v1 operations: retired fields are null and marked deprecated in OpenAPI, and phase2 is optional.

- MCP / agent tools: updateSiteBuildout accepts only the editable fields. getSite nulls the retired fields and adds Approved Capex.

- Docs: updated the DSS contract doc, the agent runtime guidance, and the v2 property notes.

UI

- Buildout card: the 4 fields per phase, a "Milestones · x/7 done" toggle using PhaseMilestoneRows, and a Phase 2 section only when the site has one.

- The milestone rows are pulled out of the Milestones card into cards/milestone-rows.tsx and shared.

- New approved-capex-card.tsx after the Buildout card.

- The provider handles diffs for Approved Capex and sends the intent as the POST body.

Migration (chat/convex/migrations/retireBuildoutPhaseFields.ts)

- mapRetiredExpansionStatus: run after deploy.

- purgeRetiredBuildoutFields: do not run. The retired fields are kept in storage for a few weeks until a restore-or-purge decision (see AERIE-2312).

- inspect checks either one.

## Testing

- pnpm typecheck passes.

- pnpm biome check passes, apart from 2 pre-existing warnings in chat/skill/forge-api/scripts/sindri.mjs.

- packages/contracts: 84 files and 1,168 tests pass. That includes the new approved-capex.test.ts, and the expansions, capacity, v2 buildout and agent-tool tests reworked for the new rules.

- 288 related chat test files pass (5,442 tests, 18 skipped). They include:

- new Capex card tests, and the rewritten Buildout card tests;

- updateSiteFields Approved Capex create/update/remove, including rejecting duplicate and missing ids;

- v2 and MCP rejection of retired fields, the retired status, and patching a missing Phase 2;

- null projections of retired fields, and status mapping on read;

- Acquire Property approvals without seeding;

- the new migration test.

- Not checked in a browser. The UI is only covered by component tests.

## Release

1. Deploy with #1457 and #1458.

2. Dry-run, then run migrations/retireBuildoutPhaseFields:mapRetiredExpansionStatus through migrations:run, and confirm with inspect { check: "retiredStatus" }.

3. Don't run purgeRetiredBuildoutFields. The retired fields stay stored until the restore-or-purge decision (AERIE-2312).

## Notes for review

- API contract changes: v2/MCP/agent writes that set retired fields or the retired status now fail, and v2 phases may have a single entry. Responses keep every field (retired ones are null), so read clients that validate strictly still pass.

- Old values in some dashboards: the Buildout report, FTO and school-ops dashboards still read the stored retired values (Phase 1 scheduled end date, occupancy, TCO, Phase 2 projected date). They show the last saved values until AERIE-2297 moves them.

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## Why

The Aerie Site Identity UI picks QuickBooks companies/classes from mart_education.aerie_quickbooks_entity_directory. That directory only refreshes when this pipeline receives a pipeline:quickbooks-raw-sync event. SIS-triggered runs return quickbooks: not_requested.

#1917 moved the pipeline to the SIS dataset trigger and left the QuickBooks rule out ("outside this cutover"). The gate DIRECTORY_REFRESH_QUICKBOOKS_EVENTS_ENABLED has been false since #1064. As a result, the directory was only ever refreshed by hand. The last publish was 2026-09-16 (57 companies). Two QuickBooks company files replicated since then (The Woodlands alpha_school_77380_llc and Denver alpha_school_80124_llc) couldn't be mapped in Aerie. This contributed to the unmapped-realm P&L gap raised in the "Quickbooks - Redshift - URGENT" thread.

The directory was refreshed manually on 2026-09-22 (59 companies / 502 classes). This PR makes the refresh automatic.

## What

Pipeline (mart-aerie-school-source-directories-refresh)

- Add quickbooks-raw-sync to on_pipeline_success alongside the existing finalsight-raw-sync trigger (added in #2023) and the SIS dataset trigger.

- Set DIRECTORY_REFRESH_QUICKBOOKS_EVENTS_ENABLED=true. The handler already dispatches QuickBooks, Finalsite and SIS events separately; there are no handler or SQL changes.

Platform: per-upstream input prefix

- #2023 filters the Finalsite trigger with on_pipeline_success_input_prefix. Today that prefix applies to *every* upstream in on_pipeline_success. Adding QuickBooks next to it would have created a QuickBooks rule that never matches, with no error.

- on_pipeline_success_input_prefix can now also be a map keyed by upstream pipeline_id, which filters only the upstreams it names. A string keeps the existing apply-to-all behaviour, so the other pipelines that use it (hubspot-core-tables, person-directory-refresh, mart-education-forecast-refresh, ramp-superbuilders-report) are unchanged.

- The schema rejects an empty map and map keys that aren't in on_pipeline_success. Both the Lambda and ECS constructs resolve the prefix per upstream through a shared upstreamInputPrefix helper.

- This pipeline now uses {"finalsight-raw-sync": "<daily-full prefix>"}. EventBridge rule logical IDs are unchanged, so the Finalsite rule is updated in place, not replaced.

## Verification

- Pipeline pytest: 62 passed. ruff check and ruff format --check are clean.

- CDK tsc --noEmit is clean. jest test/constructs test/schema test/real-pipeline-configs.test.ts test/resource-names.test.ts: 877 passed.

- New schema tests cover a map resolving per upstream, a string applying to all, unknown map keys being rejected, and an empty map being rejected.

- The real-manifest construct test now asserts three rules: the QuickBooks rule has no input filter and sends exactly the event the handler accepts, and the Finalsite rule keeps its daily-full prefix.

- The existing Finalsite contract test (prefix matches only the producer's daily-full schedule) still passes against the keyed prefix.

## Rollout

Goes live through the normal main → production release. After the next quickbooks-raw-sync success, check that the state machine ran with triggered_by = pipeline:quickbooks-raw-sync and that aerie_quickbooks_entity_directory.source_run_id matches snapshot_publication_state.extraction_id. The Finalsite trigger should keep firing only after the daily full run.

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## Summary

- Keep native Student snapshot ingestion independent from identity and Forecast consumers

- Add a separate Student identity refresh that consumes latest accepted state with optional Person enrichment

- Coalesce overlapping/replayed events on an atomic SIS, Person, Finalsite, and rule input vector

## Why

The snapshot pipeline currently makes a valid native publication look failed when downstream identity enrichment or Forecast verification has a separate issue. It also rejects Student identity when HubSpot is one Person publication ahead. Staging should own source freshness; Core consumers should use the latest accepted state and report only missing or internally invalid inputs and their own transform failures.

## Business Value

A source delay now produces one useful source incident instead of cascading alerts across otherwise healthy consumers. Native Student facts remain available while optional Person enrichment catches up, and duplicate events become successful no-ops instead of duplicate work or alerts.

## Test plan

- [x] 71 native snapshot runner and SQL contract tests pass

- [x] 50 Person consumer/integration contract tests pass

- [x] 13 Student identity runner tests pass

- [x] Ruff passes for changed and new runner tests/code

- [x] 713 targeted CDK manifest, schema, and construct tests pass

- [x] CDK TypeScript build passes

- [x] Mercy passes at exact head 7cfdcab5 (pre-rebase)

- [x] Rebased onto main after #2013 squash-merge: snapshots 73, identity runner 13, Person 53 tests pass

- [x] Rebased head: snapshots 74, identity runner 14, Person 53 tests pass; ruff 0.15.22 clean

- [ ] Hosted CI at the exact head

## Activation and release order

The Student identity runner ships active: both triggers are enabled and STUDENT_IDENTITY_REFRESH_ENABLED=true. On-demand stays disabled. The Person publication route fires only once person-directory-refresh is activated.

Release order (the DDL is additive, so it goes first):

1. Apply the Student identity DDL (core-education-student-school-year-snapshots/scripts/apply_ddl.py). It creates student_identity_publication and the (VARCHAR) procedure overload, and keeps the zero-argument overload that the currently deployed snapshot handler calls, so prod keeps working unchanged.

2. Deploy the prod release. The snapshot runner stops calling sp_refresh_student_identity() and the identity runner goes live against DDL that already exists, so no trigger can race the migration.

3. Confirm the next snapshot-triggered identity refresh succeeds and writes core_education.student_identity_publication.

4. Follow-up: drop sp_refresh_student_identity() once no deployed caller remains.

Also hardened after Mercy: NULL run IDs now count as their own run in the SIS/Person/Finalsite lineage checks (handler and procedure).

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> Stacked on #1469. The base is feat/forecast-capacity-outlook-portfolio-status, so the diff shows only the School Chain change. Merge #1469 first; GitHub then retargets this PR to main.

## Summary

Admissions leadership asked for "Alpha-only" January capacity figures. The outlooks exposed no brand, so the analysis fell back to an Alpha-prefixed Site display name. School Chain is the canonical brand. It is a Site property (schoolChainId via the School Chain catalog, with the legacy brand value as fallback), so a Program's chains are read through its Sites. That's the same Program/Site graph #1469 already walks for portfolioStatus.

## Changes

- Capacity outlook (/v2/admissions/forecasts/capacity-outlook):

- Each row gets schoolChains (the distinct chains across the Program's non-cancelled Sites) and schoolChainUnassignedSiteCount.

- New optional ?schoolChain=Alpha School[,…] filter keeps Programs with at least one Site in a requested chain. Like the other row filters, summary counts still cover the full cohort.

- schoolChainFilter echo on the response; summary gains schoolChainUnassignedProgramCount.

- Campus outlook (/v2/admissions/campuses/outlook):

- Each row gets site.schoolChain.

- The same filter scopes the listed Sites, their Program capacity rollups and the summary. schoolChainUnassignedSiteCount still counts the full inventory.

- Rollups still sum every contributing Site of each listed Program.

- Validation: names match case-insensitively against the School Chain catalog and built-in names (resolveSchoolChainFilter, next to the catalog helpers). An unknown name such as Alpha returns 400 with the list of known chains, so a near-miss can't silently come back empty.

- Shared helpers: summarizeProgramSchoolChains and parseSchoolChainFilter live in @bran/contracts/school-chain. The catalog is loaded once per request and passed through the shared capacity resolver.

- DSS guidance, agent tools, prompt:

- "Alpha" defaults to the Alpha School chain. Alpha Anywhere Center and Alpha Early Center are separate chains, which agents mention and offer rather than silently include.

- Filtering by display-name prefix is forbidden.

- Chain-filtered answers must report the unassigned count.

- This adds a schoolChains field and trap to the capacity outlook, a site.schoolChain trap to the campus outlook, both workflows' interpretation, the admissions.schoolChain definition, both agent tools' input and description, and the system prompt.

## Why unassigned coverage is first-class

In prod today most Sites have no School Chain assigned:

- 13 of 38 operating Sites, including Boston, Chicago, Malibu, Palo Alto and Atlanta.

- 37 of 46 planned Sites.

- 21 of 52 forecast Programs have no chain on any Site.

A filter that dropped those silently would under-report Alpha. So both endpoints expose unassigned counts and the guidance requires reporting them. The Portfolio backfill is being handled separately with Ops.

## Verification

- Contract unit tests for chain summarization and filter parsing.

- New API test covering both endpoints:

- unassigned coverage when no chain is set;

- Alpha rejected with 400 listing Alpha School;

- case-insensitive multi-name match;

- a non-matching chain returns empty rows, rollups and summary;

- campus rows, rollups and summary scoped to the chain.

- @bran/contracts: 82 files, 1,133 tests pass; typecheck clean.

- chat: vitest run convex/publicApi lib/public-api convex/agentRuns convex/admissions convex/rhodes convex/agent passes (106 files, 1,814 tests). pnpm typecheck is clean.

- lint:boundaries, lint:convex-paths, lint:read-bounds, lint:test-architecture, lint:knowledge and biome pass. The two remaining biome warnings are pre-existing, in sindri.mjs.

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## Summary

Admissions leadership, working through Perplexity on January 2027 capacity and projected enrollment, found the answers included Programs that only gather interest on the community site and have no real estate (Fort Lauderdale and Tampa were the examples). The capacity outlook covers every Program with a published Forecast V2 row, and Forecast V2 comes from HubSpot and SIS, not the Portfolio. Nothing in the response let an agent tell a real campus from a demand-only Program.

In prod today, 6 of the 52 forecast Programs have no Portfolio Site at all: Fort Lauderdale, Tampa, Denver, Nova Bastrop, Nova HS Brownsville and Beast World School. Two more have only paused Sites: South Bay LA and Santa Barbara.

## Changes

- portfolioStatus on every capacity-outlook row: operating / planned / paused / no_site / unresolved. A Program is operating if any non-cancelled Site has opened, otherwise planned, otherwise paused. no_site means it resolves to no Site. unresolved means its Site links couldn't be resolved, so it fails closed instead of claiming "no site". Each row also gets portfolioSiteCounts with the count per state.

- Optional ?portfolioStatus=operating,planned filter (comma-separated, validated, 400 on an unknown value). It works like the existing capacityState filter: it narrows rows, and summary totals still describe the full selected cohort, so existing callers see no behavior change. The summary adds portfolioStatusCounts.

- Agent guidance: the operation and parameter descriptions (what external agents read from the spec), the in-app fetch_admissions_forecast_capacity_outlook tool input and description, and the system prompt now tell agents to scope opening, capacity and enrollment-planning questions to operating,planned.

- One shared rule: deriveSiteCampusState / summarizeProgramPortfolio now live in @bran/contracts/site-opening, and the campus outlook uses the same helper, so the site-level and program-level views can't drift.

- No extra reads: the status comes from the Program/Site graph and Site rows that resolveRhodesCurrentAndTargetCapacities already loads for capacity.

- DSS guidance: the agent-context catalog now documents portfolioStatus as a semantic field (with traps for no_site and unresolved) and as a definition (admissions.programPortfolioStatus). The read-forecast-capacity-outlook and assess-forecast-capacity-by-milestone workflows tell agents to scope planning answers to operating,planned and never to report no_site as under capacity, with a worked example. The summary notes that network totals still include no_site and paused Programs.

## Verification

- New unit tests for the campus-state rule and the portfolio summary: which state wins, and no_site vs unresolved.

- The capacity-outlook API test now covers the new row fields and counts, both filters (operating,planned and no_site), the 400 on an invalid value, and the switch from planned to operating once Milestone 9 completes.

- @bran/contracts: tests and typecheck pass.

- chat: vitest run convex/publicApi lib/public-api convex/agentRuns convex/admissions passes (75 files, 1,256 tests). pnpm typecheck is clean.

- lint:boundaries, lint:convex-paths, lint:read-bounds, lint:test-architecture, lint:knowledge and biome all pass.

## Out of scope

The rest of admissions' January gaps list is portfolio data, sent to Ops separately. That covers zero buildout capacity at Boston and Boca Raton, open Sites whose Program link has contributesToCapacity / inheritsEnrollment turned off, and the South Bay and Santa Barbara Program links. The current-forecast 500 is fixed in #1468.

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Part 2a of [P-AERIE-250](https://linear.app/builder-team/project/buildout-card-milestone-relationship-adjustments-7d3ec503785d). Resolves [AERIE-2293](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2293).

> Stacked on #1457 (AERIE-2292). The base is aerie-2292-phase-milestone-foundation. Retarget to main once #1457 merges.

This is the in-app slice of the milestone switchover. M1–M3 stay site-level and each Buildout phase gets its own M4–M10, including the new Completing Construction (M5). CO becomes M6, "Obtaining Certificate of Occupancy". External contracts are in AERIE-2296 and operational consumers are in AERIE-2297; both are independent of this PR and ship in the same release.

## Changes

Writes (rhodes/dashboard.ts, lib/portfolio-site-fields.ts, fields route)

- The milestone patch accepts completingConstruction at the top level, plus a phases map keyed by phase ref (phase2, additional:<id>).

- Phase 1's M4–M9 still go through the existing site-level branch of buildAerieSitePatch, so automation date events, completion notifications and the Acquire Property handoff are unchanged.

- Completing Construction and the other phases' milestones go through buildPhaseMilestonePatch (from #1457), stacked on any Buildout edit in the same request.

- updateSiteFields and the fields route block completion changes on any phase with milestoneWritePatchChangesCompletionState.

Approvals (portfolio/fieldChangeRequests.ts)

- Target paths:

- milestones.<key> for M1–M3 and Phase 1. This is unchanged, so existing pending requests keep working. It now also covers completingConstruction.

- milestones.<phaseRef>.<key> for other phases.

- Official values resolve through the site milestone view.

- requestMilestoneChange takes an optional phase, and _applyPendingMilestoneChange takes a phase ref.

- The MCP and Public API request paths keep their Phase 1 meaning.

Stage

- The sites trigger also watches expansions.phase1.milestones, and deriveStageFromMilestones walks M1–M10.

- Completing Construction only counts once it's stored. Existing sites that never set it keep their stage instead of falling back to "buildout".

Read model and UI

- materializeSite adds buildoutMilestones, which holds M1–M3 plus every phase's M4–M10, labelled. The site row carries it and falls back to the site-level struct when it's absent.

- Milestones card: a "Site" section for M1–M3, then a collapsible section per phase (Phase 1 open by default). Each phase shows "x/7 done" or "Not set up"; editing a milestone in a phase that isn't set up creates its default set.

- Rows are numbered M1–M10. Pending approvals and presence are keyed by target path.

- The provider handles phase-addressed saves and approvals.

- The All Sites grid summary reads "x/10 done".

Labels

- There's one M1–M10 label set in @bran/contracts/milestones, using the Milestones card wording.

- The portfolio contract, the Rhodes runtime, the Rhodes cards and the rhodes-worker label maps now point at it.

- numberedMilestoneLabel / milestoneNumber helpers are added.

- Completion notifications name the phase, e.g. "Phase 2 Operating was completed…".

## Testing

- pnpm typecheck passes.

- pnpm biome check passes apart from 2 existing warnings in chat/skill/forge-api/scripts/sindri.mjs.

- packages/contracts passes: 1,148 tests, including new target-path, write-patch, completion-state and date-normalization tests.

- The 163 chat test files that touch milestones, field changes, notifications, the grid and portfolio pass (3,055 tests, 18 skipped).

- New Convex tests: a Phase 2 completion through milestones.phase2.postOpen; Completing Construction editing, approval and stage re-derivation; direct completion of a phase milestone is blocked; unknown phases are rejected.

- New UI tests: phase sections, the not-set-up state, phase-addressed saves, and phase pending approvals.

- Not checked in a browser. UI coverage is component tests only.

## Notes for review

- Label changes on external surfaces: Public API v2 milestone labels, automation field labels and MCP labels come from the same label set, so their text changes here. "Executing Buildout" becomes "Obtaining Certificate of Occupancy", and the -ing wording is used throughout. No keys or IDs change. The Phase 1 Buildout Deferral automation still targets certificateOfOccupancy.dueDate, as decided.

- Existing sites: they show Completing Construction as Not started until someone sets it, so the grid reads 9/10 for fully open sites.

- Payload size: listSites now includes buildoutMilestones for every site, so the list payload grows modestly.

- Removed test: the per-row "sparse legacy milestone" test is gone. The site-level struct is all-or-nothing after parsing, and phases without milestones are now editable on purpose (editing sets them up).

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Part 1 of 4 for [P-AERIE-250: Buildout Card + Milestone Relationship Adjustments](https://linear.app/builder-team/project/buildout-card-milestone-relationship-adjustments-7d3ec503785d). Resolves [AERIE-2292](https://linear.app/builder-team/issue/AERIE-2292).

This adds the groundwork for milestones M4–M10 living on each Buildout phase instead of once per site. Nothing visible changes: no UI, API response or label changes, and nothing to run after deploy. PRs 2 (AERIE-2293) and 3 (AERIE-2294) build on it and ship in the same release.

## Changes

Milestone definitions (@bran/contracts/milestones)

- M1–3 (SITE_LEVEL_MILESTONE_KEYS) stay on the site. M4–10 (PHASE_MILESTONE_KEYS) belong to each phase and include the new completingConstruction milestone, which comes directly before certificateOfOccupancy. ORDERED_MILESTONE_KEYS lists all ten in display order.

- The stored MILESTONE_KEYS list is unchanged.

- A shared MILESTONE_STAGE map replaces the two identical copies in derivedState.ts and portfolio-sites-contract.ts. P1_MILESTONE_KEYS and milestoneKeyValidator now derive from the contracts list.

- Labels and the snake_case dashboard vocabulary are untouched. They change in PR 2 along with the relabel and renumbering.

Phase milestone storage (@bran/contracts/phase-milestones, new)

- Until the narrow follow-up (AERIE-2295), Phase 1's M4–M9 stay stored on sites.milestones. Only Phase 1's completingConstruction is stored on expansions.phase1.milestones. Phase 2 and expansions store their own M4–10.

- getPhaseMilestones(site, phase) and buildPhaseMilestonePatch(site, phase, patch) hide that split, and all later readers and writers use them. Writes go through the existing normalizeMilestoneTransition rules.

- This replaces the two-way sync first planned. About 8 paths write sites.milestones, and several (automations, field change requests, Public API) use plain mutations that skip the sites trigger, so a mirrored copy could drift silently. With the helpers there's one copy and those writers need no changes.

Schema (widen only)

- Stored phase sections (phase1, phase2, additional[]) get an optional milestones object. The write validators are unchanged.

- expansions.phase2 becomes optional. PR 3 stops creating a default Phase 2.

Buildout writes keep phase milestones

- updateSiteBuildout (used by the Public API too), the dashboard expansions patch, and the Due Diligence Phase 2 snapshot all rebuild phase sections from their canonical fields. Without a fix they would drop stored milestones. preservePhaseMilestones re-attaches them.

- An expansion added by a write gets a full Not-started M4–10 set. New sites create Phase 1 with completingConstruction and the default Phase 2 with a full set.

- Existing Phase 2s and expansions get no milestones and are left for manual review.

## Testing

- pnpm typecheck passes across the workspace.

- pnpm biome check passes apart from 2 warnings in chat/skill/forge-api/scripts/sindri.mjs, which this PR doesn't touch.

- The contracts suite passes (1,144 tests), including the new phase-milestones.test.ts (16 tests: key ordering, Phase 1 routing, default set-up, transition rules, preservation).

- The 163 chat test files that touch milestones, expansions or provisioning pass (3,128 tests, 18 skipped).

- New end-to-end test in lifecycleProperty.test.ts: a Public API Buildout write keeps Phase 1 and Phase 2 stored milestones, gives a new expansion a default set, and doesn't expose milestones in the response.

## Notes for review

- retireLegacyCapacityFields (migration and test) now handles an optional phase2.

- Buildout audit entries now include any stored phase milestones in their before/after snapshots. This is additive.

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## Summary

GET /v2/admissions/programs/{programId}/forecasts/current returns 500 operation_response_schema_mismatch for every published Program in prod. All 52 Programs in the Forecast V2 publication fail. Only Programs with no published row (which take the null path) return 200. Admissions reported this for Bethesda while evaluating January 2027 openings, and Houston Heights fails the same way.

## Root cause

- #1404 / #1433 added January-eligible subsets to the stored Session 3 groups: januaryEligibleNoDeposit / januaryEligibleDeposit on each stage and januaryEligibleCount / januaryAge*Count on community.

- operationalForecastYear copied row.session1 / row.session3 into the response wholesale (...row.session3), so those keys went out in the response.

- FORECAST_V2_STAGE_COUNTS_SCHEMA and FORECAST_V2_COMMUNITY_SCHEMA reject unknown keys (additionalProperties: false), so the response-contract check turned every forecast into a 500.

- The test fixture never included the January-eligible fields, so CI never exercised this shape.

To confirm, I validated a body built from the current row shape against prod's live /v2/openapi.json. It fails at session3/application additionalProperties "januaryEligibleNoDeposit".

## Changes

- Schema: adds the January-eligible counts to the stage and community schemas as nullable, required fields, with a description tying them to the Jan 31 milestone. The Jan 31 capacity question depends on exactly these counts, so they're exposed rather than stripped.

- Handler: builds stage and community groups field by field, filling missing values with null, so future stored columns can't leak into the closed schema.

- Observability: publicApiV2ResponseContractError now logs operationId, status and violation {path, code} (at most 20, never values) on a schema mismatch. Before this, a failing request ID couldn't be traced to the field that failed.

- Test: the Session 3 fixture now carries the stored January-eligible shape, with assertions for Session 3 values and for Session 1 falling back to null.

- DSS guidance: the operationalForecast.session3 field notes in the agent-context catalog now say which January-eligible counts drive the January headline. The raw pipeline, deposit and community counts are unfiltered cross-checks and must never be added to the January-eligible counts. A null January-eligible value (always in Session 1, and in rows published before January eligibility) means unavailable, not zero.

## Verification

- With the source fix reverted, the updated test fails with the prod symptom (expected 500 to be 200). With the fix it passes.

- vitest run convex/publicApi lib/public-api convex/agentRuns: 54 files, 745 tests passed.

- pnpm typecheck and biome check are clean.

## Deploy note

Prod Convex is behind main (#1452 isn't in the live spec). This fix needs a Convex prod deploy to take effect. After deploying, spot-check a few Programs with forecasts/current and expect 200. Bethesda will return 200 with a January forecastStatus: unavailable; that's a separate data question, not this bug.

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## Summary

- Stage HubSpot-led Person refresh that resolves and validates the complete current nine-source set without acquiring sources

- Allow aged but otherwise accepted HubSpot publications while keeping source integrity checks and prior Person output

- Repair committed-run event retries and state the at-least-once publication-event contract

## Why

A delayed staging publication should not make every downstream refresh fail on elapsed age. Person can use the latest internally consistent accepted source state while staging owns age alerts. A missing or inconsistent source still cannot replace the last good directory. The staged runner remains disabled pending release checks.

## Business Value

Operators can distinguish a delayed source from a broken Person publication, and the directory can continue to incorporate valid source advances without a cascade of age-only failures.

## Test plan

- [x] 50 focused Person runner tests and Person manifest CDK synthesis test

- [x] Ruff check and format checks on the Person runner and tests

- [x] Isolated Redshift dev native fixture: aged accepted HubSpot source resolves and publishes; expected mappings remain stable; catalog cleanup confirmed

- [x] Hosted CI and Mercy review at final head 11e826d9 (Mercy found no blocking issues; human approval required)

- [ ] Before activation: verify source-age and source-contract alert ownership, event-consumer deduplication by Person run ID, and the separate release prerequisites in RELEASE.md

## Summary

Publishes core_education.dim_school_identity, one row per School, answering "which Finalsite site, SIS campus, HubSpot program, QuickBooks class/company and Rhodes site is this School?" It includes a deterministic identity_hash so a consumer can stamp which version of the map produced a number. This is Finance's direct ask (Campus Mapping, 2026-09-21): their tooling will read it at run time instead of holding hand-coded copies.

Linear: SURTR-1467 · Project: EDU School Ontology (M3)

## Shape

A plain view over current (is_current) xref_school_source rows plus dim_school:

| column | source |

|---|---|

| school_id, display_name, is_active | dim_school |

| finalsite_tenant_slugs | finalsite / tenant (NULL until Finalsite links exist) |

| sis_campus_ids, sis_campus_names | sis / organization. The ids are AI Horizons raw_campuses.id; names come from the SIS directory and are position-aligned |

| hubspot_program_ids | hubspot / program |

| quickbooks_class_keys (realm:class), quickbooks_company_realm_ids | quickbooks / class, company |

| rhodes_site_slugs | rhodes / site |

| identity_hash | MD5('dim_school_identity/v1' ‖ school_id ‖ each sorted id list), which excludes names and changes only when a current link changes |

| rhodes_run_id | lineage |

Multi-valued columns are sorted and |-delimited. A column is NULL when the School has no current link of that kind. Excluded: Crossover teamroom prefixes (tracked separately) and Wrike folder ids.

## Live check (read-only)

- 113 rows = 113 dim_school rows, with 113 distinct hashes.

- Schools with at least one current link: SIS 61, HubSpot 113, QB class 55, QB company 29, Rhodes 61, Finalsite 0.

## Validation

- uv run pytest: 80 passed (11 new). ruff check and ruff format --check are clean.

- scripts/apply_ddl.py dry run: 12 statements.

## Deploy (manual DDL, as CQL_download_OM)

uv run python scripts/apply_ddl.py --apply ddl/013_dim_school_identity.sql. The DDL is idempotent. Apply it after SURTR-1462's 012. Then check that the row count equals dim_school and review the ACL.

## Open items

- Grants copy dim_school (MCP_user). The Finance tooling principal is still to be named; it needs SELECT plus USAGE on core_education.

- Formats (realm:class, |, NULL-when-empty) are to be confirmed against Finance's validator.

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## Summary

The Finalsite student school-year snapshot already resolves School through core_education.xref_school_source rows with source_system='finalsite' and source_object_type='tenant', but it expected a bare slug in source_id. The agreed School Identity contract uses the same JSON sourceKey as QB/SIS ('["<slug>"]'). This switches the reader to JSON_EXTRACT_ARRAY_ELEMENT_TEXT(source_id, 0). Today no such rows exist (every Finalsite row is unmapped), so nothing changes until Finalsite links are curated.

Linear: SURTR-1463 · Project: EDU School Ontology (M1)

## What changed (core-education-student-school-year-snapshots)

- ddl/sp_append_finalsite_student_school_year_snapshot.sql:

- the ambiguity guard, current_school_map and the join all use the extracted slug

- new fail-closed guard: the append stops if any current Finalsite tenant row isn't a one-element JSON array with a non-empty slug

- School ambiguity is still checked per slug, so one School with two tenants (e.g. Greenwich, R1) is valid

- validation/dev_fixture.sql changes 'site-a' to '["site-a"]'. README contract text updated.

- scripts/apply_ddl.py gains --finalsite-snapshot-only (lock, fact and append procedure), mirroring --sis-snapshot-only.

- Contract and apply tests.

Out of scope and unchanged: the separate HubSpot-URL tenant coordinate path (student_source_crosswalk_current).

## Validation

- uv run pytest: 73 passed. ruff format --check is clean.

- Dry runs: full package 95 statements; --finalsite-snapshot-only 12 statements.

- ruff check reports 8 errors, all in code this PR doesn't touch.

## Deploy (manual DDL)

uv run python scripts/apply_ddl.py --database finance_dw --finalsite-snapshot-only
uv run python scripts/apply_ddl.py --apply --database finance_dw --finalsite-snapshot-only

It can be applied any time. It must be live before SURTR-1462 starts emitting Finalsite rows, or they won't map.

Heads-up for forecast/billing consumers: once links are curated, Finalsite snapshot rows move from unmapped to mapped.

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## Summary

Teaches core_education.sp_refresh_aerie_ontology to validate, resolve and emit Aerie finalsiteTenant School links into core_education.xref_school_source, following exactly how QuickBooks and SIS links are handled. It also removes the CASE … ELSE 'sis' fallthrough, which would otherwise have silently filed any new type as SIS.

Linear: SURTR-1462 · Project: EDU School Ontology (M1)

## Contract

| column | value |

|---|---|

| source_system | finalsite |

| source_object_type | tenant |

| source_id | the exact JSON sourceKey, e.g. ["armonk-greenwich-alpha"] (same convention as QB/SIS) |

| target_public_id | fst_… |

| resolution_method | aerie_finalsite_tenant_source_identity |

valid_from, valid_to and is_current behave as for QB/SIS.

## What changed

- ddl/010_sp_refresh_aerie_ontology.sql (edited in place, per repo convention):

- finalsiteTenant added to the link and identity allow-lists, with an fst_ prefix check and sourceKey arity 1.

- Active links resolve against mart_education.aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory by slug.

- Emit, plus the one-current-xref check.

- No ELSE branches. Unknown target types raise before the xref build, and a post-insert NULL guard backs that up.

- Empty-directory tolerance. The Finalsite directory is required to be non-empty, single-lineage, valid and unique only once an active finalsiteTenant link exists. With zero active links, QB/SIS refreshes are unaffected. QB/SIS guards are unchanged.

- ddl/012_school_source_finalsite_comments.sql (new): idempotent COMMENT ON statements that restate the type-listing comments with Finalsite. 004 and 007 are bootstrap/APPLY-ONCE files, so they are left untouched.

- src/handler.py and scripts/verify_refresh.py: Finalsite active-link vs current-xref count pair.

- Tests, and README (target-type mapping table, empty-directory rule).

## Validation

- uv run pytest: 77 passed. ruff check and ruff format --check are clean.

- scripts/apply_ddl.py dry run (010 + 012): parses to 9 statements.

## Deploy (manual DDL, as CQL_download_OM)

1. Prerequisite: SURTR-1460's mart_education.aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory table exists. An empty table is fine.

2. Drift check: the MD5 of the live prosrc for core_education.sp_refresh_aerie_ontology must equal the body on origin/main. Stop if it differs.

3. Dry run: uv run python scripts/apply_ddl.py ddl/010_sp_refresh_aerie_ontology.sql ddl/012_school_source_finalsite_comments.sql

4. Apply: uv run python scripts/apply_ddl.py --apply --atomic ddl/010_sp_refresh_aerie_ontology.sql ddl/012_school_source_finalsite_comments.sql

5. After the next refresh, verify_refresh.py --source-run-id <run> should exit 0 with finalsite_tenant_* = 0/0.

Must be live before Aerie ships finalsiteTenant (AERIE-2300). Once Aerie mints Finalsite identities, this change is forward-only.

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## Summary

Publishes mart_education.aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory: the live Finalsite tenant estate (slug, name, status, lineage). Aerie School Identity will validate finalsiteTenant School links against it, the same way it validates QuickBooks and SIS links today. This is part of adding Finalsite to the School Ontology (Finance "Campus Mapping" ask).

Linear: SURTR-1460 · Project: EDU School Ontology (M1)

## What changed (mart-aerie-school-source-directories-refresh)

- Table: ddl/aerie_source_directories.sql adds the directory table, its refresh-lock table, comments and grants, mirroring the SIS block. The columns follow the shared contract: finalsite_tenant_slug VARCHAR(63), display_name, tenant_status, source_run_id, source_published_at.

- Procedure: ddl/sp_refresh_aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory.sql (new).

- Active set: the complete tenants in staging_education_finalsite.ingestion_run_sites for the latest *full* finalsight-raw-sync run in ingestion_ledger. The procedure validates that run as a complete boundary: 9/9 ledger objects, one snapshot, site rows reconcile to site_count, and no tenant both complete and retired. It never falls back to an older run.

- Why that source: the producer only removes a tenant through an explicit retire_sites (recorded as retired), so dead slugs drop out by data.

- Names: customer.name, falling back to long_name, then to the billing catalogue campus. A tenant with no usable name fails the refresh.

- Guards: slug regex, uniqueness, row floor and ceiling, single lineage, stale/conflicting overwrite guard, idempotent rerun, and an atomic DELETE + INSERT.

- Trigger: finalsight-raw-sync emits no dataset events, so the refresh runs on_pipeline_success of the scheduled daily full input only (prefix-filtered, as HubSpot/Ramp do). It is gated by DIRECTORY_REFRESH_FINALSITE_EVENTS_ENABLED="true". The handler verifies the published Mart against the pinned ledger run.

## Live check (read-only)

The latest full run is 765613fa…: 59 complete tenants, all 59 slugs valid and named. alphaschools (retired 2026-08-27) is correctly excluded.

## Validation

- uv run pytest: 62 passed. ruff check and ruff format --check are clean.

- CDK real-manifest construct test and test/schema pass.

## Deploy (manual DDL, as CQL_download_OM, before this is promoted)

1. Apply ddl/aerie_source_directories.sql. It is idempotent; the QB/SIS blocks are no-ops apart from re-running grants and comments.

2. Apply ddl/sp_refresh_aerie_finalsite_tenant_directory.sql.

3. Verify the tables and procedure are owned by CQL_download_OM and the Aerie reader has SELECT.

4. After release, confirm the next daily full (03:15 UTC) refresh reports row_count = site_count and a single source_run_id.

Ordering: the table must exist before the SURTR-1462 ontology procedure is applied, because that procedure references it statically. An empty table is fine.

## Notes

- A tenant retired by an on-demand full run leaves the directory at the next scheduled daily full, up to about 24h later.

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## Summary

Lets rhodes-staging-sync accept Aerie's new School source target type finalsiteTenant (sourceKey arity 1, ["<tenant_slug>"]). Without this, the first Finalsite source identity Aerie mints is treated as schema drift and the whole Rhodes snapshot is rejected, which stalls every ontology refresh.

Linear: SURTR-1461 · Project: EDU School Ontology (M1)

## What changed

- src/transforms.py: finalsiteTenant: 1 added to the explicit expected_lengths allow-list. It stays a closed list, so any other unknown targetType is still drift.

- scripts/generate_ddl.py and the regenerated raw_school_source_identities.sql: the source_key column comment mentions [tenant_slug]. This is comment-only; target_type VARCHAR(16) already fits the 15-char type.

- README: fst_* / finalsiteTenant documented.

- Tests:

- accepted cases for schoolSourceIdentities and schoolLinks

- rejected cases for wrong arity, [], a blank slug, non-canonical JSON, a bare string, and near-miss names (finalsite, finalsiteCampus, FinalsiteTenant)

## Validation

uv run pytest: 198 passed. ruff check and ruff format --check are clean. A sanity check confirmed the new test fails without the allow-list entry.

## Deploy

Code only; it ships with the next Surtr release. It must be live before Aerie ships the finalsiteTenant type (AERIE-2300). The DDL comment change reaches Redshift only if the comment is applied manually. That is optional and has no runtime effect.

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## Summary

- Give HubSpot heavy catalog tasks 40 minutes to finish the final catalog comparison.

- Align production run proof with that limit while retaining the 20-minute bound for other work units.

## Why

Two September 22 CRM raw runs completed Alpha email discovery but timed out before writing the final heavy catalog result. The final segment processes roughly 870,000 emails across more than 8,700 stored pages, then compares the current and prior catalogs. The prior accepted run wrote its result only 21 seconds before the former 20-minute limit. The production verifier also needed to accept a healthy catalog task that takes between 20 and 40 minutes.

## Business Value

A complete CRM source publication can renew on schedule so contacts and programs stay fresh for HubSpot Core and the Core Education ontology refresh.

## Test plan

- [x] Focused CDK construct tests: 29 passed; TypeScript check passed

- [x] HubSpot raw runner tests: 261 passed; pinned Ruff check and format passed

- [x] Full local CDK Jest run: 882 passed; six shared-stack tests require Docker for Lambda bundling and could not run here because the Docker daemon is unavailable

- [ ] Hosted CI at the final head

- [ ] After deployment, verify a complete CRM raw publication and accepted contacts/programs freshness before downstream refreshes

> Stacked on #2018 (the Program procedure needs its label-drift fix). Merge #2018 first.

## Why

This closes out #1422 (AERIE-1393). Its code merged on Aug 18, but its DDL never reached production. Since Aug 19 the SURTR-869 stopgap has kept the directory running at one row per Program, and main and prod have disagreed ever since.

Assessment as of 2026-09-22:

- Aerie readers are already on _current. Aerie main and production both read aerie_program_directory_current (Aerie #1035/#1045), and hubspot.test.ts:51 / financialLive.test.ts:5325 assert the base table is *not* read. A 7-day stl_query scan found no other base-table readers besides the school-calendar procedure and the writer itself.

- The view already exists, created by the stopgap.

- The migration could never have applied. Redshift rejects ALTER COLUMN program_year_key DROP DEFAULT with ALTER COLUMN SET/DROP DEFAULT is not supported. I reproduced this on a temp table. Every other migration statement succeeds in one transaction, and the constraint names it drops match prod.

## Change

- Migration: removed the DROP DEFAULT statement.

- That statement existed to make an old writer that omits the key fail loudly. The same protection now comes from swapping the Program procedure in the same transaction as the migration, so the old writer never runs against the new table shape.

- Every refresh rewrites all rows with explicit keys. A manual insert without a key shows up as legacy-backfill-required.

- scripts/apply_aerie_program_school_year_cutover.py submits one atomic batch of 18 statements: the migration without its BEGIN/COMMIT, then the canonical Program procedure, then the canonical school-calendar procedure.

- The live school-calendar procedure is byte-identical to the repo file with its two _current reads pointed at the base table.

- Preflight (checked read-only against prod: passes):

- both live procedures match their expected predecessor by MD5 of prosrc (4c6cc283… and 08494163…);

- program_year_key is absent and the view exists;

- the old constraint names are present;

- no enriched row lacks a school_year.

- Postflight: both procedures at their repo MD5 (50d69e75…, 493cec20…), the new key and constraints present, zero sentinel rows.

- --rehearse: runs the batch, the first Program refresh, and a probe that always raises, so everything rolls back. It reports base rows, school years, sentinel rows, duplicate keys, and whether the current view's identity/label fingerprint equals the live one (live baseline: 113 rows, 10714ce3…). It then re-runs preflight to prove prod is unchanged.

- Rollout doc: new "2026-09-22 cutover procedure" section that supersedes the out-of-date steps 1–3.

## Verification

- pytest: 163 passed. ruff@0.15.22 is clean.

- Read-only preflight against prod: passes.

- Rehearsal: not yet run.

## Remaining

1. Run --rehearse against prod and record the result here.

2. Run --apply, then the Mart with {"program_directory_only": true}, then reconciliation.

3. Merge, so main matches prod again.

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## Summary

Add a responsive mobile card presentation for Admissions Demographics so phone users can review grade, gender, and enrollment-period counts without changing the desktop matrix, backend query, or data model.

### Screenshots

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### Changes

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/demographics/demographics-mobile.tsx *(new)* — Adds collapsible cards for each grade, grouped Current/Future/Totals metrics, conditional Unknown-gender cells, and a display-only aggregate totals card.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/demographics/demographics-view.tsx — Uses the existing mobile breakpoint hook to select the card presentation while preserving the desktop matrix, sorting, and cell-selection behavior.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/demographics/__tests__/demographics-mobile.test.tsx *(new)* — Covers collapsed and expanded cards, zero-value cell interaction, Unknown-gender visibility, selected cells, and totals across filtered rows.

### Design Decisions

- The mobile view consumes the existing DemographicsRow shape and onCellClick callback, so selecting a Current/Future metric continues to use the existing detail flow.

- Grade cards start collapsed to keep the report scannable on narrow screens; totals remain display-only because they do not represent a drilldown cell.

- Zero Current/Future values remain clickable and use the existing em-dash display convention, while aggregate totals retain numeric zero values.

- This PR is UI-only. It does not change getDemographicsData, Convex environment flags, or the demographics data source.

## Business value

Admissions users can review demographic enrollment breakdowns and open student detail from a phone, while desktop users retain the existing matrix workflow.

## Estimated manual effort

3 hours.

## Test Plan

- [x] Focused mobile Demographics Vitest suite: 4 tests passed.

- [x] Chat typecheck, repository test-architecture checks, and changed-file lint passed during implementation verification.

- [x] git diff --check passed.

- [ ] Reviewer: verify the Demographics dashboard at a narrow mobile width, including card expansion, selected-cell styling, and detail-panel opening.

## Why

Mart Aerie HubSpot Refresh [PROD] run 0fa3a6f7-c447-42db-8928-1191392567dd failed:

aerie_program_directory: 2 EduCRM Program row(s) lack one ID-matched active clean Program with display_name parity

Between 11:36 and 17:36 UTC on 2026-09-22, EduCRM renamed two Programs:

| program_id | EduCRM program_name | HubSpot display_name |

|---|---|---|

| 54288027506 | Alpha North Toronto | North Toronto |

| 54288522569 | Alpha West Toronto | West Toronto |

Both Programs matched on the shared source ID, and the mart never publishes EduCRM's program_name. program_name comes from HubSpot display_name. Even so, the name-parity check blocked the whole Program directory refresh. The 2026-08-04 correction already established that labels are attributes, not identity. This PR carries that decision through to the publish gate.

## What changes

- Still fails the run: an EduCRM Program without exactly one ID-matched, active clean Program that has a non-blank display_name.

- Now reported, not fatal: an EduCRM program_name that differs from HubSpot display_name. The count appears in the final RAISE INFO.

- Candidate parity check: no longer compares program_name, because EduCRM doesn't own that column. The HubSpot-owned parity check still verifies that the published program_name equals clean display_name.

- Runner: the Data API drops RAISE INFO, so after the Program CALL the handler runs a read-only drift query, logs a warning, and adds program_label_drift to the run summary. If that query fails, it is logged and never fails the run.

## ⚠️ Prod runs the stopgap, not sp_refresh_aerie_program_directory.sql

The live procedure is byte-identical (by MD5 of prosrc) to the 2026-08-19 SURTR-869 stopgap. The school-year-grain migration (#1422) was never applied, and the live table has no program_year_key. So:

- ddl/20260922_stopgap_label_drift_diagnostic.sql is the live stopgap plus only this correction. A test checks that every other line is carried over unchanged. This file is the prod fix.

- sp_refresh_aerie_program_directory.sql has the same change, so applying #1422 later won't bring the failure back.

- scripts/apply_aerie_program_label_drift_fix.py is a focused applicator, modeled on the deals-identity applicator:

- It refuses to run unless the live prosrc MD5 equals the Aug 19 stopgap's.

- It submits the procedure, owner, and ACLs as one atomic batch of four statements.

- It authenticates the receipt.

- It confirms the live source MD5 equals the new revision's.

## Verification

- pytest: 148 passed. ruff@0.15.22 check and format are clean.

- Against live prod data (read-only):

- The new identity check returns 0 failures.

- The drift count returns 4 EduCRM rows: the two Toronto Programs × 2 school years in staging.

- The handler's drift query returns exactly the two Toronto Programs.

- Live prosrc MD5 64f87b9a… matches the stopgap file body. split_statements keeps the body bytes identical, so the postflight MD5 check is sound.

## Deploy

1. Apply the procedure; this alone stops the failures. The runner change is independent and can ride the next prod release.

   cd pipelines/runners/mart-aerie-hubspot-refresh
PYTHONPATH=src python scripts/apply_aerie_program_label_drift_fix.py            # dry run
PYTHONPATH=src python scripts/apply_aerie_program_label_drift_fix.py --apply --receipt-file <path>

2. Run the pipeline with {"program_directory_only": true}.

Rollback: re-apply the procedure statements from 20260819_incident_stopgap_duplicate_school_year.sql.

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## Summary

Add a mobile presentation for the Admissions Events report so phone users can scan event identity, expand the complete metric set, and retain the existing event attendee detail flow without changing the desktop report or backend data.

### Screenshots

<img width="429" height="801" alt="Screenshot 2026-09-22 at 3 20 48 PM" src="https://github.com/user-attachments/assets/a17e963b-4f27-4ecb-ab12-202b03e99bbb" />

### Changes

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/events/events-mobile.tsx *(new)* — Adds collapsed event cards, an expandable grid for all 11 event metrics, and a mobile totals section using the existing date, number, and zero/null display semantics.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/events/events-view.tsx — Selects the mobile card list at the canonical mobile breakpoint while leaving desktop table rendering and existing controls unchanged.

- chat/components/dashboards/admissions/events/__tests__/events-mobile.test.tsx *(new)* — Covers collapsed identity metadata, metric expansion, row-level detail callback behavior, null metadata, and totals.

### Design Decisions

- The event identity surface calls the existing onRowClick path, which keeps tapping an event connected to EventDetailPanel rather than introducing per-metric drilldowns.

- Metrics remain hidden until explicitly expanded so the card stack stays scannable on narrow screens; metric tiles are display-only and preserve the table’s em-dash treatment for zero values.

- The mobile component reuses formatEventDate from the desktop table so event dates do not drift between layouts.

## Business value

Admissions users can review marketing-event coverage and funnel outcomes from a phone while keeping attendee detail access, totals, and the desktop workflow intact.

## Estimated manual effort

3 hours.

## Test Plan

- [x] Focused Events component tests: 36 passed.

- [x] Chat typecheck passed.

- [x] Repository lint, test-architecture checks, and git diff --check passed.

- [ ] Reviewer: verify the Events report at a narrow mobile width and confirm card expansion and EventDetailPanel opening.

## Why

scripts/apply_aerie_deals_canonical_identity.py checks that the DescribeStatement receipt has StatementName == "aerie-deals-identity-deployment". Redshift's DescribeStatement response doesn't include StatementName; only ListStatements returns it. So on every real run:

- --apply exits non-zero after the batch has already committed;

- --verify-only can never pass.

We hit this exact failure on 2026-09-22 when applying the copy of this pattern in #2018. The DDL had committed; only the receipt check failed.

## Change

- Remove StatementName from the receipt fields checked. The statement ID in the receipt still ties the result to this batch, and the check still authenticates cluster, database, DB user, status and the exact text and order of every substatement.

- Test receipts now match the real DescribeStatement response, with no StatementName. Against the old applicator, 3 tests fail; with the fix, all pass.

## Verification

- pytest: 134 passed. ruff@0.15.22 check and format are clean.

- Confirmed the response keys with aws redshift-data describe-statement: Id, DbUser, Database, ClusterIdentifier, Duration, Status, CreatedAt, UpdatedAt, RedshiftPid, HasResultSet, ResultRows, ResultSize, RedshiftQueryId, SubStatements, ResultFormat.

- No other applicator in pipelines/ checks StatementName on a DescribeStatement result.

No deploy needed. The deals identity DDL is already live; this only affects future --apply and --verify-only runs.

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## Summary

- Carry a source-owned forecastUnavailableReason from dbt (same gate order as status) through sync validation and Convex publication so callers know why forecastEnrollment is null.

- Distinguish intentional next-year not_current_school_year from current-year missing_current_enrollment (and rate/offering gaps) on Session 1/3 and flattened capacity-outlook rows.

- Keep stored Convex field optional so pre-change documents remain readable without a data migration; readers normalize a missing value to null, while new worker publications write an explicit value.

## Test plan

- [x] pnpm --dir sync exec vitest run src/redshift/admissions-forecast.test.ts src/analytics/admissions-forecast-refresh.test.ts

- [x] pnpm --dir chat exec vitest run convex/admissions/forecastV2.test.ts (and forecast/capacity filters on admissions.test.ts + admissions.node.test.ts)

- [x] pnpm biome check on changed files; pnpm --dir packages/contracts|sync|chat typecheck (ignore infra missing deps in this worktree)

- [ ] PR dbt check covers new reason columns + assert_forecast_unavailable_reason_consistent / assert_forecast_missing_current_enrollment_reason (local dbt credentials not required for this branch)

## Q75 verifier normalization follow-up

This is a source-only post-deployment verifier repair. It does not submit DDL.

Production receipt d76767bc-0410-45b7-bb7f-87aa152a012a completed the five-statement atomic Q75 view batch. Read-only functional verification then showed 38 view rows, 38 independently computed rows, and zero rows in either difference.

The original postflight verifier falsely rejected the applied state because Redshift renders HAVING count(*) > 1 as HAVING (count(*) > 1), and CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW retained an existing direct non-admin edu_read SELECT grant. This patch:

- normalizes definition whitespace/parentheses before retaining the existing token contract;

- permits only optional direct, non-admin edu_read SELECT (0 or 1); and

- keeps all other unexpected grants fail-closed.

Validation: pinned Ruff and 155 mart tests passed. No production action is part of this PR.

## Summary

- make Finalsite Application and Shadowing assignment status-only

- route only shadow_booked to 040_shadowing

- route applicant, application_complete, review_in_progress, pending_alpha_x_project, cog_at_scheduled, cog_at_passed, and reshadow to 030_app

- preserve every other ordered status route, including guide_approved / accepted

- retain shadow appointment date, status, and history strictly as drill-down data

- emit stage_resolution_reason = 'status' while keeping downstream validators tolerant of legacy shadow_appointment

## Regression coverage

- every 040_shadowing row must have local_status = 'shadow_booked'

- every removed Shadowing status must resolve to Application

- the Application and Shadowing status criteria must not overlap

- the existing one-stage-per-enrollment assertion continues to prove every main enrollment gets exactly one stage

## Expected reporting impact

Shadowing contains only shadow_booked. pending_alpha_x_project, cog_at_scheduled, and cog_at_passed move to Application. Calendar appointment state no longer promotes an Application row or demotes a Shadowing row. Other stages and the deposit overlay are unchanged.

## Validation

- latest head: dbt parse --project-dir dbt (safe placeholder profile)

- latest head: focused dbt compile for int_finalsite_pipeline, both routing assertions, and the one-stage-per-enrollment assertion (1 model, 23 tests compiled)

- earlier status-only head: sync pipeline tests (16 passed), Admissions record-panel tests (passed), matrix tests (4 passed), focused Biome, sync typecheck, and test-architecture check

- latest UI copy: IDE lint diagnostics clean

A local warehouse build/test was not run because this worktree has no Redshift credentials. The required dbt PR workflow builds isolated pr<N>_ objects and runs the data tests without touching scheduled outputs. A later local pnpm repair was blocked by a Windows lock on esbuild, so the current-head TypeScript checks are delegated to required CI.

## Q75: duplicate enrolled-campus exception detector

Adds an additive, observational exception surface for resolved students whose current normalized HubSpot stage is exactly Enrolled at more than one nonblank trimmed campus.

### Safety boundary

- Detects and reports exceptions only.

- Does not select a surviving campus, update/exclude enrollment, deduplicate contacts, or infer transfer semantics.

- Uses the existing Core fact lineage and repository DDL/view-grant conventions.

### Read-only evidence

The live profile found 2,127 Enrolled deals, 1,494 resolved students, 52 campuses, and 38 affected students across 76 campus observations (maximum two campuses per student). No warehouse write was made.

### Remaining business gates

Before any remediation/acceptance, confirm the enrolled-stage set, transfer-overlap treatment, canonical campus identity, contact-resolution policy, remediation owner, and threshold.

### Validation

- uvx --from ruff==0.15.22 ruff check pipelines — passed

- uvx --from ruff==0.15.22 ruff format --check pipelines — passed

- uv run pytest tests/test_aerie_hubspot_mart_ddl.py tests/test_duplicate_enrolled_campus_exceptions.py — 27 passed

- Independent review approved with no blockers.

## Q94: governed site-to-finance-entity cross-reference contract

Creates an additive, effective-dated core_education.xref_site_finance_entity source contract for the Q94 69-site Finance crosswalk.

### Included

- Dedicated core cross-reference and controlled seed/approval-manifest structures.

- Fail-closed loader with 69-row, source/site identity, mapping-state, temporal-overlap, current-row, same-date, and cross-batch provenance gates.

- Versioned, byte-framed canonical SHA-256 binding for the verified Finance artifact and prepared staged contents.

- Explicit UTC timestamp, UTF-8, and CSV NULL-transport contracts.

- pending and unresolved state support without fabricating entity mappings.

- Controlled runbook and tests (16 focused source-contract tests).

### Intentionally not included

- No source mapping rows, aliases, Finance decisions, warehouse execution, DDL application, deployment, or production write.

- No dependency on mart_education.map_site_capex_identity; that 41-site CAPEX routing output is not Q94 governed crosswalk truth.

### Required before any separately approved application

The only valid seed flow is:

finance-q94-site-entity-crosswalk.csv → verify_seed_artifact.py → prepare_seed_stage.py → q94_site_finance_entity_prepared_stage.csv → copy_prepared_stage_rows.sql (NULL AS '__Q94_NULL__') → controlled staging table → loader.