fix: scope workspace registry smoke cleanup
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@@ -59,20 +59,22 @@ the anti-bypass hooks. The glue depends on the Pi runtime (`pi.registerTool`,
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## L2 — real LLM + real remote DB, manual / pre-release (NOT automated)
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**What:** end-to-end sessions with GLM 5.2 + the real Chirone DWH + pgvector, reached
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via REST over VPN. Plus the gate-glue validation (the part L1 cannot reach).
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**What:** end-to-end sessions with GLM 5.2 + the real Chirone DWH, plus the internal
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Qdrant/Ollama semantic services started by the ThothII stack. Plus the gate-glue
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validation (the part L1 cannot reach).
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**Dependencies (all required, skip cleanly if missing):**
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- LLM: Pi configured locally with GLM 5.2.
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- DB: the remote Supabase endpoints (DWH read-only + pgvector reader/writer), via VPN.
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- `harness/.env` populated with the API keys + CA path.
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- DB: the remote DWH endpoint, via VPN when required.
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- ThothII stack: internal Qdrant and Ollama services reachable from `core`.
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- `harness/.env` populated with the required DWH/model API keys + CA path.
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**Coverage (honest):** validates the assumption L1 cannot — that GLM 5.2 produces tool
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calls the gate accepts, that the skill's prompts lead to the expected interaction shape,
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that the gate glue handles real tool-call sequences (incl. Altro/Rifiuta/rollback),
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that value grounding and formula approval surface correctly on the real schema, that
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`memory save-one` upserts to the real pgvector. **Closes the skill→LLM→gate loop AND
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exercises the gate glue.**
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`memory save-one` upserts to the configured semantic store. **Closes the
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skill→LLM→gate loop AND exercises the gate glue.**
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**Honest limitation:** L2 is non-deterministic (the model may behave differently across
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runs) and slow/costly. It is a **pre-release safety net, not a regression gate**.
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