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[pm:seat] repo:hotcrm — 🔴 VACANT · shift R36-R37 closed 2026-09-03T17:18Z · 3 landed, 0 in flight · 1 awaiting human merge (PR #1572) · ⚠️ closing census DERIVED, re-read owed #1353

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Protocol carrier for the repo:hotcrm execution seat. ⛔ Not dispatchable work. Body is authoritative; single writer: the sitting PM.

1. Seat status — 🔴 VACANT · shift closed 2026-09-03T17:18Z

field value
Current PM none — seat is free to claim
Last PM session_01YDbLQQiy7ew8sdwiCQEZwC, GitHub identity os-musk. Rounds R36 → R37, 15:07Z → 17:18Z. 3 PRs landed by the seat, zero red on main, zero rollbacks
Closed by maintainer instruction, 2026-09-03 ~17:16Z: 「当前任务处理完就下班」 — finish what is in hand, then off duty. ⛔ Not a suspension of the seat; the lane is simply unstaffed
Predecessors session_019hUuCQStzXGMFSX4dzww5t (os-sales) R28–R35, 28 PRs · session_018Z7RPTnPnXsb8RUBr4yDjE (hotlong) R19–R27, 32 PRs
Seat repo:hotcrmsingle-lane repo; self-serves sweep, type, and finding first-touch grading. ⛔ Does not produce domain:*
Standing instruction maintainer, 2026-08-31: 「你应该自主派发,并发保持3」 — ✅ restored to 3 at 16:31Z and held there. Applies again on re-staffing
Tier opus. ⛔ fable measured exhausted 2026-09-02 (HTTP 429)

Closing state — verified on disk at 17:17Z, nothing is held by this session. Zero live agents · zero armed triggers (both this seat's were deleted at 17:17Z; ⚠️ a surviving timer firing into a vacated seat is an orphan) · zero leftover dev worktrees (/home/user/hotcrm-* empty) · reference checkout clean · main @ 5e08628.

Landed this shift (3, by the seat): #1481 (PR #1574, 51a7ef8) · #1434 (PR #1575, 5e08628) · and #1436's work is ACCEPTed but not landed — it awaits a human. Plus #1229 (PR #1527) and #1233 (PR #1520) landed by the maintainer in this window, taking "awaiting a human merge" from 2 → 1.
Filed + graded: #1573.

⚠️ What the incoming PM should do FIRST — four owed items, ⛔ none of them dropped

  1. ⚠️ RE-TAKE THE CLOSING CENSUS. §3's figures are DERIVED from this shift's four movements, not readlist_issues failed on the shared rate limit at both 17:13Z and 17:16Z. ⛔ Do not inherit them as measured.
  2. The undeclared-transitive-dependency card is BANKED, NOT FILED. Text verbatim on [finding] The hand-maintained PLATFORM_OBJECTS allowlist is derivable from the installed packages, and has already drifted #1481 (comment 5529074679). ⛔ Not filed because both the dev's dedupe and the seat's returned zero from a search_issues whose control queries hard-failed — an unverified zero is not a zero, and this lane has already paid a full run for a re-filed duplicate. File it when search_issues gives a zero with a working control.
  3. Token ratchet headroom is thin: ~4,173 of ~140,000. Elevate the escalation stamp via a system subflow, not the screen flow #1575's dev's own read: "roughly a quarter to a third of the added comment mass is genuinely optional" — the same mechanism paragraph restated nearly in full in four places (new flow header, case.object.ts, test header, changeset). A collapse to one canonical statement with pointers loses no measured fact.
  4. [Decision] Should a zh docs heading carry the English explicit anchor id, so same-page links work in every locale? The "zh pages drop the anchor" rule was a workaround for a limitation that has since been fixed #1359 still carries pm:queue under a decision-shaped title and has not been re-read (§2D).

2. ⛔ The five things the next PM must read first

A. ⭐ The 529 outage LIFTED — it was an INTERVAL problem, and the inherited procedure was right

Eight consecutive deaths (#1536 ×3, #1558 ×2, #1342 ×3 — five before their first tool call, one reporting nothing through the harness), then three consecutive survivals once the wait went from 25 minutes to about an hour.

⇒ ⛔ Do not read the recovery as "the API is fine" — nothing was fixed by us. If deaths resume the procedure is unchanged: dispatch one; check liveness by state on disk at 5–7 min (⛔ never wait on a notification — silence is not evidence of life); restore one at a time; on a death release the claim, ⛔ do not retry that card, and wait materially longer. The correction this shift bought: the interval is measured in hours, not minutes.

⭐ Distinguish this from identity exhaustion — R36 hit both inside eight minutes. In the 529 mode the seat's own calls work and only long agent turns die; in the exhaustion mode the seat's own reads fail.

B. ⚠️⚠️ THE FREE READ CHANNEL IS GONE — measured 15:16Z

GET https://api.github.com/repos/objectstack-ai/hotcrm/...  → HTTP 403
{"message":"GitHub access is not enabled for this session. An org admin must
  connect the Claude GitHub App for this organization."}

⚠️⚠️ And GET /rate_limit still answers remaining 15000 — the proxy answering, ⛔ not a working channel. The obvious health probe returns a confident, wrong, reassuring number. ⇒ ⛔ Never read it as budget; probe with a real repo read and check the status code. This is an environment fact and may be true again where the App is connected — ⛔ probe it, never recall it, in either direction.

git over HTTPS is a SEPARATE channel and it works (verified 15:15Z–17:17Z). It carried every tree measurement, every liveness check, every post-hoc verification of a dev's diff, and the merge confirmations. ⇒ "Push early" is the load-bearing half of every dispatch order here.

⚠️ Related trap (found by #1436's dev): the zero-quota web read is STALE for a just-written comment — two fetches (one cache-busted) showed neither its report nor the marker while older comments rendered fully. ⇒ ⛔ A web-channel miss on a fresh comment must NOT be read as sanitizer damage — that points the opposite way from the standing "marker absent ≠ report absent" rule.

C. ⚠️ The shared identity is rate-limited, intermittently and unevenly

Failures at ~15:19Z, ~16:16Z, 16:36–16:40Z, 17:13Z, 17:16Z, with successes immediately either side. Measured this shift: update_pull_request failed three times running while add_issue_comment and issue_write succeeded in the same minutes, then succeeded on the fourth try at 17:00Z. search_issues is the least reliable — it returned a clean total_count: 0, incomplete_results: false and then hard-failed two successive control queries.

⚠️ A reported refinement from another seat, ⛔ NOT verified on this lane and partly contradicted by this lane's own readings: the domain:engine seat's 17:14Z note models the split as REST works / GraphQL exhausts (naming issue_read, list_issues, search_issues, update_pull_request's lookup and enable_pr_auto_merge as the GraphQL side). It fits most of what this seat saw — but ⛔ not all: enable_pr_auto_merge succeeded here twice (17:02Z, 17:11Z) and issue_read get worked repeatedly throughout. ⇒ Treat as a hypothesis worth testing, not as fact. ⭐ Recording it this way is itself the §5 rule: a well-formed claim from another instrument is not evidence.

⇒ Every dispatch order must name a write priority order (claim → PR → report) and say that a pushed branch + return message is a complete delivery when writes fail. ⛔ Never retry in a loop. ⚠️ os-dev subagents share this identity ⇒ one budget for the seat and every dev.

D. ⭐⭐ A [Decision] title is not a state — READ THE LABEL, then the thread

Seven cards now, all ruled: #1198 · #1288 · #1328 · #1329 · #1342 · #1368 · #1434. The title freezes at filing time; the label is the state. A ruling can be buried under a re-escalation; can impose obligations on the seat and on other cards; can name a card that closed between report and ruling; and can name a batch that has already run. ⚠️ #1359 is the live untested instance.

A ruling is a claim about the tree when it was written, and ⭐⭐ its ELABORATION is not the ruling — see §5.

E. ⭐⭐ THE PRIORITY AXIS IS prio:, NOT priority:

PM ordering keys on priority:p0; this repo uses prio:p0/p1/p2 and also defines an unused priority:p0 with zero cards, so the query returns a clean zero rather than an error. ⛔ No card was mis-ordered — all six open prio:* cards are blocked or on-hold (verified 15:07Z). ⚠️ objectstack uses priority:*, so shared scripts/pm/** tooling reads zero here. On #1501 and objectstack#14881.

Two standing reads: a closed upstream card is not an available fix — the unlock predicate is 恒「published / installable」 (released @objectstack/*, pinned 17.2.0), and the inverse trap too (#1550 read a hazard on 17.2.0 as two upstream fixes having failed; both merged three days after 17.2.0 shipped). And a ruling's description of a convention is a claim (#1329 calls the zh-Hant convention 「字形转换」; measured, it is word substitution — control: 同 appears 358× unconverted).

⚠️ Awaiting a maintainer release judgement: objectstack#11183, a merged unreleased security fix. ⛔ Do not re-raise each round.

3. Ledger

Health — ⚠️ DERIVED, not read (see owed item 1). 79 openpm:queue 37 · pm:dispatched 1 · needs-user-decision 12 · pm:blocked 18 · pm:on-hold 9 · pm:awaiting-maintainer 1 · pm:seat 1 · finding 0 · naked 0. Reconciles: 37+1+12+18+9+1+1 = 79.

⚠️ The single pm:dispatched is #1436 and is correct, not a half-state — PR #1572 has not landed, so the claim stands. ⛔ Do not reclaim it. Half-states healed at landing this shift: #1434 and #1481 (both auto-closed carrying pm:dispatched; both stripped and verified) — occurrences 21 and 22 on the running evidence for objectstack#14881.

⏳ Awaiting a human merge (1): PR #1572 (#1436) — governed AGENTS.md, draft, ACCEPTed, 9/9 checks green, review requested from and assigned to hotlong + os-zhuang. ⛔ Never queue, ready, nag, or self-approve. ⚠️ The whole AGENTS.md chain is stalled behind it (§4).

Decision box (12): #806 · #1144 · #1177 · #1428 · #1485 · #1518 · #1530 · #1535 · #1543 · #1545 · #1552 · #1565.

pm:awaiting-maintainer (1): #1498.

Upstream cards this lane owns: objectstack #13608 · #13644 · #13648 · #13651 · #13652 · #13653 · #13655 · #13657 · #13681 · #13682 · #14747 · #14852 · #14867 · #14881 · #14945 · #14964 · objectui#6958.

4. Hot-file serial queue

In flight: NONE. Nothing is claimed by a live agent.

⛔ The AGENTS.md chain — one link at a time, ⛔ never two drafts on one hand-merged governed file:

#1229 → CLEARED (PR #1527 merged 15:10:49Z)
#1436 → PR #1572, ACCEPTed, AWAITING A HUMAN MERGE  ← the chain is stalled here
#1443 → fenced, third   (premises re-verified 16:15Z; step 4 at :381)
#1573 → fenced, fourth

That fence lives only in a comment — no label or query shows it, and R37 nearly breached it by picking #1443 as a probe. Reading every comment before writing the order is what caught it.
fold-or-serial answered: ⛔ do not fold #1443 with #1573 — the five-gate test fails at gate ① (different defect shapes, different fixes). Serial, in age order.

Fenced: src/pages/*.page.ts#1521 · #1508 · #1452 · #806 · package.json#1503 vs #1376 · test/helpers/hook-harness.ts#1509 · #1510 · scripts/check-source-token-ratchet.mjs#1533 · test/docs-object-term-consistency.test.ts⚠️ line 8 imports from #1533's target ⇒ read-coupled · content/docs/**#1410 · #1397 · #1395 · #1402 · #1422 · #1566 — ⛔ split by page; ⚠️ that is a different tree from docs/.

Queued, free — with the traps that cost a run if inherited blind:

Landed R36–R37 (seat): #1481 / PR #1574 · #1434 / PR #1575. Landed by the maintainer in-window: #1229 / PR #1527 · #1233 / PR #1520.

5. Method rules already paid for

⭐⭐ THE R37 FAMILY — "the check you ran could not have caught what went wrong." Four instances in one shift, three of them the seat's own:

what was verified what was needed result
git grep … | head -8 that the pipe was not truncating AGENTS.md sorts first with exactly 8 matching lines, hiding six other files — and the seat wrote "matches ONLY inside AGENTS.md" in bold
grep pattern is_escalated|escalated_date|escalation_reason|priority the field list, not the expected field list ⭐ the node writes five fields; status: 'escalated' was not in the pattern
assert lines[54].strip() == '/**' the splice boundary, not the anchor's content ⭐ off-by-one produced a doubled /** — 8 openers vs 7 closers, through five green gates
tsc --listFiles proving the file is in scope that the run happened after the last edit ⭐ CI red with TS2698 on a commit whose report claimed typecheck: EXIT=0

The rule, in the #1434 dev's final form: when you cite a check as evidence, name the property it actually establishes, and ask what a failure would have to look like for that check to notice it. For --listFiles the answer is "a file removed from tsconfig's include" — not the failure being claimed. ⭐ Corollary now in use: a green whose freshness is assumed is not a green — quote an exit code from a run whose start timestamp is later than the file's mtime (#1434's patch did: mtime 17:04:50Z, start 17:05:28Z, +38s).

⭐⭐ A well-formed response is not evidence the instrument is working. Four instances: /rate_limit reporting remaining 15000 while every repo read 403s · the web channel rendering old comments while silently omitting a fresh one · search_issues returning total_count: 0, incomplete_results: false then hard-failing two controls · and §2C's cross-seat REST/GraphQL model, which fits most readings but ⛔ not all.

⭐⭐ Green gates verify behaviour, not the text you wrote around it. PR #1574 shipped a doubled /** through five green gates, correctly — it is legal JavaScript. ⇒ that class is the reviewer's, not the gate's.

On evidence.

On cards and dispatch.

Operational facts.
⛔ Landing path: ready (draft:false) THEN enable_pr_auto_merge (SQUASH) — two separate calls; ⚠️ flipping to ready does not arm auto-merge. A direct merge returns 405.
⚠️ Requesting review is a separate call and can fail while comments succeedupdate_pull_request with reviewers and explicitly draft: true so the draft bit survives. The sanctioned fallback when it fails is to assign the approvers and say so on the PR.
⚠️ mergeable returns null/unknown on first read — re-poll; it is not a conflict. ⚠️ list_pull_requests reports merged: false on merged PRs — merged_at is the reading; ⭐ or read origin/main's log, which is free and worked all shift.
⚠️ CI runs on pull_request (ci.yml), so checks execute against refs/pull/N/merge — head merged into current base. ⇒ a PR whose base moved is covered provided the run started after that merge; ⛔ verify the timing rather than assuming it (done for #1575 against #1574).
⚠️ Check-run counts differ by path filter: docs-only PR 8, src/+test/ PR 9 (Quality Checks), 15-file PR 10 (Typecheck and Build). ⛔ "Did not run" is not "passed" — say which. Entry criterion is every check on the PR green, ⛔ not the required subset.
⚠️ This checkout has no node_modules — platform claims are reported, not confirmable here; a dev's worktree needs an install.
⚠️ The local clone is shallow — ⛔ git blame cannot arbitrate older history.
⚠️ Half-state patrol has no anchor in this repo — manual full-lane intersection read at round open and close. ⭐⭐ 351 CLOSED cards carry a stale PM state label; the census filters to state=open, so it reconciles perfectly while 300+ false claims sit one query parameter away. On objectstack#14881. ⛔ Deliberately not bulk-relabelled (nothing consumes them; 300+ writes on an exhausted budget; arguably history). ⇒ Same reason a closed card's leftover assignee is left alone; the pm:* label is stripped at landing.
📌 Gate chain: pnpm verify = validate && typecheck && lint && lint:i18n-gate && hygiene && hygiene:tokens && build && test. Pinned @objectstack/* 17.2.0. changeset-check.yml gates on a changeset this PR adds; sanctioned outs are an empty-frontmatter changeset or the skip-changeset label.

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