Audit findings 2.1 + 2.2 (high).
2.1 WorkflowBar's static phase list was fiction from F2 on (F2 "Schema
linking" vs memoria, F4 "SQL plan" vs schema_linking, …): every live
session showed the wrong phase name. Both maps now mirror
harness/workflow.yaml (F1 chiarimento … F8 datamart).
2.2 forceAdvance (6ee5bda) let reviewer_decide advance:true bypass the
phase gate on ANY phase, contradicting SKILL.md's "auto-advance only
empty F2 / skipped F6". reviewer_decide is back on advanceIfReady (exit-6
no-op) and tells the model to close via reviewer_confirm; forceAdvance
stays only where selection IS the approval by design: reviewer_schema_linking
(F4) and the F8 promotion close path. SKILL.md now names the three
self-closing gates (F3 rewrite_question, F4 schema-linking advance:true,
F8 memory_promote) so gate and skill state one contract.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Audit finding 1.1 (high): reviewer_memory_promote, rewrite_question,
write_schema_linking, write_cte_sql and write_final_sql still ran execute
without a top-level catch — the same unhandled-rejection class that killed
Pi in reviewer_schema_linking (fixed in 87cb806 for the four reviewer_*
tools). All 9 registered tools now share the pattern: any uncaught throw
becomes a textResult the model can react to.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The last live session crashed during reviewer_schema_linking: an uncaught
exception (likely from execFileSync in currentPhase/phaseMeta or from
cat.columns being undefined) rejected the async execute() Promise. Pi does
not catch rejected tool Promises — Node.js treats them as unhandled
rejections and kills the process.
Fix:
- Wrap all four reviewer tool execute bodies (select/decide/confirm/
schema_linking) in a top-level try/catch → returns a textResult on any
unexpected error instead of crashing Pi.
- reviewer_schema_linking: defensively re-parse `tables` if still a string
(belt-and-suspenders over prepareArguments), guard cat.columns before .map().
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Gate (tht-gate.js):
- Pre-validate decision types against workflow.yaml before showing reviewer widget
- Reject decisions emitted by later phases (min-phase check)
- Copy top-level `kind` into artifact when model forgets it (prevents loop)
- Force-advance on reviewer_decide/schema_linking when advance:true — skip
redundant reviewer_confirm gate
Backend:
- Emit agent_end on clean Pi exit (code 0 + bridge idle) instead of marking failed
Frontend:
- Strip <think> tags from transcript and activity panel
- Fix mermaid render with offscreen container + cleanup
- Graceful mermaid error: show source code instead of red error, fall back to table
Workflow:
- F2 now emits table_promoted and table_excluded (early schema linking decisions)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
At F4 (schema_linking) a model asking for a whole table family, e.g.
`fact_sost_impianto_*`, used to hit a bare "tabella non nel catalogo" and stall
without recovering. Now a pattern (containing * ? [) resolves to every matching
catalog table and returns their columns (JSON becomes an array of per-table
objects); exact names keep the original single-object contract. A non-glob miss
also suggests sibling tables sharing the leading segment, to aid recovery.
Verified live: `fact_sost_impianto_*` resolves the 20-table family on the psd
catalog. Harness suite green (811 passed).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Unisce gli internals di Codex (secret-bundle, provider-credentials, auth upstream,
security hardening, CI multiarch) mantenendo le fix portal-specific:
- backend: configPath da THT_CONFIG (fix sessioni) + dataRoot di Codex; authMode 'upstream'
- Docker/compose: TENUTO il mio (verificato live: omics_network+alias, env_file, pi npm-g)
perche' il compose/Dockerfile/entrypoint di Codex sono accoppiati al suo modello
secret-bundle (tht doctor inesistente, secret-policy.sh). Adottabile in futuro.
- config.test.ts: preso Codex (superset)
Verificato: tsc clean, 132/132 vitest.
marcopanandClaude Fable 5