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quest: merge the 13 recurring audits into six that carry plans, not results - #8437
Implements quest/m1/audit-merge.md: m3's 13 recurring audit-*.md quests (about 23k words, mostly result tables) become six, each a Goal plus short "Check first" lists (about 3.3k words total). Results and baselines stay in the PRs that measured them, which each audit now links under "Previous runs".
Each file states the recurrence once, in two lines: the finishing PR keeps its results, re-adds the file at the end of m3's Required behind the release cut, and rewrites Check first. The "fixes land in the run's PR" rule follows it.
Kept: every "decided" carve-out (default-to-remove, fat LTO, Pages ownership, Dependabot cooldown, the QUIC fork advisory review, set_var lint plan, benchmarks never gating, interop scope and approval) and the "kept on purpose" lists, shortened to names.
m3's README lists the six. Links in m0/ci/trim.md, m2/api-shape, m2/ietf-scope, m3/ffi-future-size, m3/release/feature-flags, m3/vendor-sync (README and quinn), m4/ashpd-maintained, m4/askama-maintained, and m5/native-compression-adopt now point at the merged files. The quest file and its m1 link are deleted.
Choices made without asking
Six audits, not five: I kept the plan's recommended grouping. Folding coverage into the code audit was the other candidate for five; coverage works from Nightly artifacts and a different method, so it stays its own run.
Kept the existing file names for docs, interop, perf, and test coverage so their inbound links (including .github/release-perf.md) need no change; new files are audit-cost.md and audit-code.md.
Dropped every "owned by moq-dev/moq#N" item: all fifteen of those PRs have merged.
Dropped the quest tree audit's "reconcile merged follow-ups" step: /quest-merge and /quest-complete now plan a PR's follow-ups when they queue it, so nothing is left to reconcile.
quest/m0/ci/trim.md loses its "update the rows in the CI workflow audit" line, since there are no rows any more. CI lane trims is in flight in another session and will conflict on that line; whichever lands second takes this side.
Checks
quest check and quest check --base origin/main: pass.
just check (scoped to the changed Markdown): pass.
Public API: none. Wire: none.
Follow-ups
None.
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort
Score: 9/10, The documentation-only audit consolidation preserves actionable scope, recurrence, and key decisions while updating references to removed plans, with no blocking defects found.
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The recurring audits are fewer and carry plans, not results
quest: merge the 13 recurring audits into six that carry plans, not results
Nov 10, 2026
No actionable defects found in the planning-document consolidation. The six retained audits keep their release-cut prerequisite and recurrence, the explicit public-API/scope decision boundaries remain, and the changed inbound references point to the new cost/code audits rather than deleted files. The interop scope and approval limits, benchmark non-gating rule, and key cost-audit carve-outs are retained. Overall direction: the shorter plans are coherent with the consolidation goal; no runtime code changes are included.
Verification limits: GitHub diff/source inspection only. I did not run quest check or just check, perform a repository-wide link scan, or independently revalidate historical measurements and every linked PR's status.
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ℹ️ No blocking issues — the compression also dropped a few live "Check first" items, not just results.
Reviewed changes
Six merged audits replace thirteen: audit-cost.md [L] absorbs CI, test cost, compile time, artifact size, and dependencies; audit-code.md [M] absorbs dead code, simplification, and lints; docs, test coverage, perf, and interop are trimmed in place.
Nine audits plus this quest deleted, with the recurrence rule restated once per file as "keep results in the PR body, re-add behind the release cut, rewrite Check first".
Inbound links rewritten across m0/ci/trim.md, m2/api-shape, m2/ietf-scope, m3/ffi-future-size, m3/release/feature-flags, m3/vendor-sync, m4/ashpd-maintained, m4/askama-maintained, m5/native-compression-adopt, and m3/README.md.
Every dropped "owned by #N" item points at a merged PR, and every Previous runs number resolves to the merged PR it names.
ℹ️ Some live "Check first" items went out with the result tables
The merge is faithful to the plan for results, baselines, and history, and the "decided" carve-outs and kept-on-purpose lists do survive. A handful of still-open items had no owner elsewhere and are not discoverable from the new text.
Technical details
# Dropped check-first items## Affected sites-`quest/m3/audit-cost.md` — missing the first two below in its CI and
dependencies sections.
-`quest/m3/audit-code.md` — missing the simplification items.
-`quest/m3/audit-perf.md` — missing the auth bench tracking item.
-`rs/moq-tokio/tests/integration/reconnect.rs:177` — the test behind item 1
still exists and is unchanged.
## Items worth restoring (ordered by consequence)1.`audit-ci.md`: "Recheck the previously unowned October 22 Windows-only
`reconnect::a_protocol_violation_ends_reconnect` failure. The test remains;
neither the November 1 relay-stack failure nor a merged fix proves it
recovered." No quest in the tree owns this test today, and the new cost
audit only says flake quests own their tests, which assumes one exists.
2.`audit-ci.md`: "Native audio rows are still non-enforced and artifact-only;
the [audio jitter target](/quest/m1/audio-jitter-target/README.md) owns
their reporting/budget decision. Do not delete that scope in a workflow
cleanup." The audio jitter quest and `quest/m0/nightly/README.md` record the
row's ownership but not the do-not-delete guard, so the new "table every
workflow by signal, visibility, and cost" guidance can read those
artifact-only rows as deletable.
3.`audit-deps.md`: re-check vt100 0.17's cost before upgrading, and confirm
the coupled `test/smoke/flake.lock` and Playwright pin PRs land.
4.`audit-simplify.md`: recheck moq-mux's H.264/H.265 `Import`/`Split` if their
hooks converge, and keep a drop guard for the writer in `ietf/adapter.rs`.
5.`audit-perf.md`: track `moq-auth`'s `verify` bench `decide`, `set`, and
`sessions` series here.
Lower value, listed for completeness: `audit-dead-code.md`'s unused constants
in `doc/concept/audio-jitter/reference.ts`, and `audit-test-coverage.md`'s
"keep any new device test behind the same clock wait" lesson from the
`rs audio-devices` failure.
## Required outcome- Each item above either reappears in the merged audit's Check first list or
gets a named owner elsewhere, so the consolidation does not silently retire
open work.
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quest/m0/ci/trim.md
quest/m1/README.md
quest/m1/audit-merge.md
quest/m2/api-shape/README.md
quest/m2/ietf-scope/README.md
quest/m3/README.md
quest/m3/audit-ci.md
quest/m3/audit-code.md
quest/m3/audit-compile-time.md
quest/m3/audit-cost.md
quest/m3/audit-dead-code.md
quest/m3/audit-deps.md
quest/m3/audit-docs.md
quest/m3/audit-interop.md
quest/m3/audit-lints.md
quest/m3/audit-perf.md
quest/m3/audit-quests.md
quest/m3/audit-simplify.md
quest/m3/audit-size.md
quest/m3/audit-test-cost.md
quest/m3/audit-test-coverage.md
quest/m3/ffi-future-size.md
quest/m3/release/feature-flags.md
quest/m3/vendor-sync/README.md
quest/m3/vendor-sync/quinn.md
quest/m4/ashpd-maintained.md
quest/m4/askama-maintained.md
quest/m5/native-compression-adopt.md
Walkthrough
The m3 audit list adds cost and code audits, revises several retained audit plans, and removes multiple audit documents. The cost audit covers CI, tests, build time, artifact size, and dependencies. Several quest plans now link to the cost or code audit. The m1 audit-merge plan and its Required-list entry are removed.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review b10d0
This PR only rewrites audit planning documents, so nothing ships differently. Before merging, a few planning gaps are worth fixing: the QUIC advisory check should cover the full upstream commit range, recurring audits should keep their release-cut prerequisite, and the perf and interop plans should cover the benchmarks and runner verification they currently skip.
Pre-merge checks: 4
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The title clearly summarizes the main change: consolidating 13 recurring audits into six planning-focused audits.
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The description explains the audit consolidation, lists the replacement audits, and describes related link and quest changes. It is relevant to the changeset.
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Actionable comments posted: 6
Additional comments: 1
quest/m3/audit-perf.md-41-42: 1
41-42: Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win
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Attribute sweep growth before calling it accidental.
A required feature can add work that grows with the sweep. Growth in main alone does not establish a regression. Compare both revisions and attribute the added cost before deciding whether to fix or accept it.
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Inline comments:
Review comments at @quest/m3/audit-cost.md:
- Around line 91-92: Update the Shipping sizes comparison guidance to preserve
the October 31 measurements as a durable baseline or link to their results; do
not rely only on run #6541. Keep the existing requirement to compare complete
reports for matching artifact types and targets.
- Around line 115-117: Update the QUIC fork review process so the vendor-sync
head advances only after the full upstream commit range has been reviewed for
security and correctness fixes; alternatively, maintain separate advisory-review
and vendor-sync cursors so advisory-only reviews cannot skip unreviewed commits.
Review comments at @quest/m3/audit-docs.md:
- Around line 10-12: Update the recurring-audit instructions so recreating an
audit also restores the release-cut prerequisite under its Required section;
clarify that the PR adds the audit at the end of m3’s Required list and rewrites
Check first. Apply the same correction to the other recurring audits.
Review comments at @quest/m3/audit-interop.md:
- Around line 37-39: Update the CLI_BIN value in the smoke test command to
resolve the workspace-built binary from test/smoke, using the workspace-relative
path rather than a path inside the smoke directory; preserve the existing relay
arguments and test matrix.
- Around line 37-42: Update the verification guidance in the report so the Rust
smoke command is not presented as verification for the runner’s own cases;
instruct readers to build the applicable moq-dev-rs or moq-dev-js client against
the checkout and run the affected case, while preserving the existing relay
verification steps.
Review comments at @quest/m3/audit-perf.md:
- Around line 60-61: Update the audit guidance to include benchmarks without
paired nightly results: use historical data to identify JS benchmarks and Rust
benchmark tests as regression candidates, then compare those candidates
separately. Keep the paired-comparison approach for Rust bench-target groups and
retain the existing Dart recheck note.
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quest/m0/ci/trim.md
quest/m1/README.md
quest/m1/audit-merge.md
quest/m2/api-shape/README.md
quest/m2/ietf-scope/README.md
quest/m3/README.md
quest/m3/audit-ci.md
quest/m3/audit-code.md
quest/m3/audit-compile-time.md
quest/m3/audit-cost.md
quest/m3/audit-dead-code.md
quest/m3/audit-deps.md
quest/m3/audit-docs.md
quest/m3/audit-interop.md
quest/m3/audit-lints.md
quest/m3/audit-perf.md
quest/m3/audit-quests.md
quest/m3/audit-simplify.md
quest/m3/audit-size.md
quest/m3/audit-test-cost.md
quest/m3/audit-test-coverage.md
quest/m3/ffi-future-size.md
quest/m3/release/feature-flags.md
quest/m3/vendor-sync/README.md
quest/m3/vendor-sync/quinn.md
quest/m4/ashpd-maintained.md
quest/m4/askama-maintained.md
quest/m5/native-compression-adopt.md
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quest/m3/audit-quests.md
quest/m3/audit-compile-time.md
quest/m3/audit-simplify.md
quest/m3/audit-test-cost.md
quest/m3/audit-lints.md
quest/m3/audit-size.md
quest/m3/audit-dead-code.md
quest/m1/README.md
quest/m3/audit-deps.md
quest/m3/audit-ci.md
quest/m1/audit-merge.md
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Reviewed 0527b0b against previously reviewed b10d027. The update changes six audit plans; the base remains cd560bd.
No new actionable defects found. The recurrence now explicitly preserves each successor's release-cut prerequisite, the shipping-size baseline has a pinned historical link, and advisory-only checks no longer advance the full QUIC upstream-review watermark. The interop command uses an absolute binary path, while performance guidance distinguishes nightly paired Rust targets from separately compared JS/test benchmarks. Overall direction: these are useful corrections to the consolidated plans.
Verification limits: GitHub-only incremental source review and relevant prior-plan comparison; no quest check, benchmarks, interop runs, or historical measurements independently executed.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
This run covers the delta since the prior Pullfrog review (b10d027), which addresses CodeRabbit's six findings across the same six audit files.
Recurrence rule made self-contained — all six audits now say the successor re-adds itself at the end of m3's Requiredwith its own Required naming the release cut, instead of relying on ordering behind the cut. Each file really carries that Required, and quest/m3/README.md:124-129 lists all six.
Artifact-size baseline pinned — the cost audit's Shipping comparison now links the 2026-10-31 measurements in audit-size.md at cd560bd, which is the only durable copy once this PR deletes that file. That revision does contain the October 24/31 table.
QUIC advisory scope corrected — advisory checks note what they found in rs/moq-quic/README.md, and only a vendor sync, which reviews the full upstream range, advances the recorded upstream commit. Matches the ledger's Upstream section and vendor-sync/quinn.md.
Interop verification fixed — CLI_BIN now takes an absolute path to the moq binary (the old target/debug/moq was wrong from test/smoke), and the runner's own cases get a client built against the checkout.
Perf pairing scope clarified — Nightly pairs only the Rust bench groups; JS and Rust benchmark-test candidates are picked from history and compared against the release separately. Confirmed against .github/workflows/nightly.yml and bench/README.md.
All six CodeRabbit threads are resolved and their content matches the committed text.
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Summary
Implements
quest/m1/audit-merge.md: m3's 13 recurringaudit-*.mdquests (about 23k words, mostly result tables) become six, each a Goal plus short "Check first" lists (about 3.3k words total). Results and baselines stay in the PRs that measured them, which each audit now links under "Previous runs".[L][M][M][M][M][M]/quest-auditdoes that job.Requiredbehind the release cut, and rewrites Check first. The "fixes land in the run's PR" rule follows it.set_varlint plan, benchmarks never gating, interop scope and approval) and the "kept on purpose" lists, shortened to names.m0/ci/trim.md,m2/api-shape,m2/ietf-scope,m3/ffi-future-size,m3/release/feature-flags,m3/vendor-sync(README and quinn),m4/ashpd-maintained,m4/askama-maintained, andm5/native-compression-adoptnow point at the merged files. The quest file and its m1 link are deleted.Choices made without asking
.github/release-perf.md) need no change; new files areaudit-cost.mdandaudit-code.md./quest-mergeand/quest-completenow plan a PR's follow-ups when they queue it, so nothing is left to reconcile.quest/m0/ci/trim.mdloses its "update the rows in the CI workflow audit" line, since there are no rows any more. CI lane trims is in flight in another session and will conflict on that line; whichever lands second takes this side.Checks
quest checkandquest check --base origin/main: pass.just check(scoped to the changed Markdown): pass.Public API: none. Wire: none.
Follow-ups
None.
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, medium effort
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1c621-650a-7f22-830b-2dda2070a9dd, round 1The documentation-only audit consolidation preserves actionable scope, recurrence, and key decisions while updating references to removed plans, with no blocking defects found.