The frontend's reviewer widgets uniformly send the picked option in a `choices`
array (SelectWidget/ArtifactGateWidget: `choices: [optionId]`), but the gate's
reviewer_select and reviewer_confirm(reject) handlers read `resp.choice`
(singular). Result: every single-select gate saw an undefined choice, answered
"Nessuna scelta ricevuta", and re-presented forever — the workflow could never
pass F1. (reviewer_decide/multiselect already read `resp.choices`, so it worked.)
Add a shared selectedChoice(resp) helper reading choices[0] (falling back to the
legacy singular choice); both handlers use it.
TDD: gate/__tests__/gate_choice.test.js RED->GREEN; full gate suite 28/28.
Verified LIVE (Playwright -> real Pi -> GLM 5.2): a single-select F1 answer is
now accepted and the workflow advances (clarification 2/4 -> 3/4). The same run
also live-verified the F1 hang fix (418187a).
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- loadEnvFromDotenv: read ctx.cwd/.env into the process environment
- prepareReviewerArguments: normalize/parse reviewer tool inputs
- tidy reserved-option filtering and tht command argument assembly
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When THT_SESSION env var is set, /nuova-domanda injects a kickoff that
tells the model to use the pre-created session id instead of running
`tht session new`. /riprendi-sessione and no-env-var paths unchanged.
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- Removed event.source === "interactive" guard from entry detection so
/nuova-domanda and /riprendi-sessione activate lockActive+pendingKickoff
regardless of source (TUI or RPC prompt).
- Removed event.source !== "interactive" from free-input filter; lock now
blocks/steers all user input when active, not only interactive keystrokes.
- Added typebox@1.1.38 devDep + fake_pi_runtime.registerCommand (gap from Task 2).
- New test: gate_entry.test.js (2 tests: lock activates on RPC; !-steer passes).
- Full suite: 19/19 pass, zero regressions.
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Implementazione del piano di remediation progressiva sui difetti emersi
dall'analisi dell'harness. Tutto verificato: 214 test Python (incl. L0 su
Postgres reale), 14 test JS del gate, ruff pulito.
Blocco 1 (CRITICA, integrazione gate↔CLI):
- phase advance: gate usa --auto + exit 6; reviewer_confirm kind:phase fa
advance esplicito che applica i prerequisiti (prima non avanzava per le
fasi a conferma umana).
- cte plan riceve i --name dal gate (param names); set-question con id
posizionale; skill `tht search find`; nuovo comando `tht memory save-one`
con dedup hash client-side in save_one_memory.
Blocco 2 (D15, stato post-rollback):
- campo `phase` su DecisionRecord + effective_decisions phase-aware per i
subject "a nome" (cte_approved ecc.); _compute_promotions e finalize sulla
vista effective; finalize confronta col piano CTE effettivo, non glob;
`decision add --retracts` + comando `decision retract`.
Blocco 3 (D7 read-only + D6 manifest):
- assert_read_only su tutti e quattro i codepath (direct + REST);
- manifest author/summary/updated_at/updated_by/schema_version popolati +
helper touch_manifest sulle mutazioni.
Blocco 4-5 (D14a/D14b):
- decision_min_phase data-driven via `emits:` in workflow.yaml;
- formula evidence: status auto, search_formulas, gruppo CLI `tht formula`,
`search find --kind formula`, load_evidence_dir salta i .sql.md.
Blocco 6 (robustezza):
- taskdoc slice promoted_tables + bound enforced; report escaping/bound +
rsplit note; filtro kind reader REST/direct; conteggio upserted robusto;
guard REST run_query non-list; LSH disallineato -> LshIndexError.
Blocco 7 (pulizia):
- dead code gate e KIND_TO_TABLE morto rimossi; doc Postgres-only
(README + connection.py).
Blocco 0 (parziale): test di compatibilità firma gate↔CLI
(tests/integration). Rinviati: fake-Pi runtime completo, artifact-gate da
disco (#23), parità eligibility REST/direct (#28), unificazione
reserved-labels (#30), memory_rejected da deselezione (#33).
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