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Preserve extension SDK authors and expose effective list ordering - #1517
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Use the same explicit, environment, and workspace author resolution for native and CLI extension dispatch. Keep host-owned author options out of package flag validation, preserve per-call overrides, and retain audited author provenance for workspace settings writes. Expose priority in default brief rows and report the actual status-registry, priority, updated-time, and id comparator stages. Preserve explicit sorting, custom projections, compact responses, and sparse continuation envelopes. Compact brief JSON without dropping receipts, independently validate both supported JSON encodings in transcript accounting, and regenerate the public SDK/contracts and measured token baselines. Keep the existing output ceilings and complete cursor population checks intact. Add real extension history and CLI/native query regressions, update user-facing documentation, and record intake, linked verification, and operational evidence through pm-65srr0 and pm-zd46m7. Reuse the existing lock-throughput lineage for GH-1516 and track cooldown tooling and sparse continuation types separately.
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The PR includes unrelated PM records and operational updates that do not implement #1514 or #1507. Examples include the dependency-maintenance chore and history for pm-wb25c1, mutation-contention reco… |
Remove the unrelated PM and operational record changes from this PR, or move them to separate PRs. Retain records that directly support #1514 and #1507. |
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Check name Status Explanation Title check The title clearly summarizes the two main changes: preserving extension SDK author attribution and exposing effective list ordering. Linked Issues check The PR meets the coding requirements for #1514and#1507. The extension SDK changes preserve author resolution across invocation, environment, workspace-default, and per-call settings, including audit…Docstring Coverage Docstring coverage is 82.35% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 17 functions across 21 files. (27 skipped: … Description check The pull request description directly matches the changes. It covers author attribution, default list ordering, brief JSON output, accounting validation, regenerated contracts, documentation, tests, a… Full details: Linked Issues check
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#1514and#1507. The extension SDK changes preserve author resolution across invocation, environment, workspace-default, and per-call settings, including audited workspace writes. Integration tests cover author and history attribution. Default brief lists expose priority and effective ordering metadata. The changes retain explicit projections, sorting, tree traversal, and continuation behavior, with integration coverage for these contracts and compact-output accounting.
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Docstring coverage is 82.35% which is sufficient. The required threshold is 80.00%. Docstring coverage is scoped to functions touched by this diff. Analyzed 17 functions across 21 files. (27 skipped: 27 unsupported.)
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The pull request description directly matches the changes. It covers author attribution, default list ordering, brief JSON output, accounting validation, regenerated contracts, documentation, tests, and validation results.
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The PR includes unrelated PM records and operational updates that do not implement
#1514or#1507. Examples include the dependency-maintenance chore and history for pm-wb25c1, mutation-contention records for pm-lvyd, release-reliability records for pm-prrlce, CodeFactor verification for pm-z3ez, and new issues pm-02z97f and pm-hdvxqg. Changes to tests, documentation, generated contracts, and accounting that support the linked issues remain in scope.Resolution
Remove the unrelated PM and operational record changes from this PR, or move them to separate PRs. Retain records that directly support
#1514and#1507.
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Reviewer's GuideThe PR updates extension SDK author resolution to preserve caller precedence and history provenance, enriches default brief list responses with priority and machine-readable effective ordering, compacts brief JSON without losing envelope data, and makes transcript accounting independently support both JSON encodings while refreshing generated contracts and project artifacts. Sequence diagram for extension SDK author resolutionsequenceDiagram
participant Caller
participant CLI
participant Runtime as ExtensionRuntime
participant SDK as ExtensionCommandSDK
participant History
Caller->>CLI: invoke extension command
CLI->>Runtime: dispatchActiveExtensionAction()
Runtime->>Runtime: extensionOptionsFromArgs()
Runtime->>SDK: createExtensionCommandSdk(author)
SDK->>SDK: resolveAuthor(invocationAuthor, settings.author_default)
SDK->>History: write with resolved author and author_source
History-->>Caller: retain actor provenance
Sequence diagram for independent transcript JSON accountingsequenceDiagram
participant Gate as TokenGate
participant Output as CapturedOutput
participant Validator
participant Receipt
Gate->>Output: read stdout or stderr
Gate->>Validator: validateSelfReportedAccounting(payload, step, accounted)
Validator->>Validator: jsonTransportSpacing(payload, wire, step)
Validator->>Validator: calculate baseline and receipt bytes
Validator->>Receipt: compare independently measured accounting
Receipt-->>Gate: accept supported compact or pretty JSON
Flow diagram for default brief list orderingflowchart LR
A[Default list query] --> B[Brief projection]
B --> C[Include priority]
C --> D[Effective ordering]
D --> E[Status registry: nonterminal before terminal]
E --> F[Priority ascending]
F --> G[updated_at descending]
G --> H[id ascending]
H --> I[Return sorting.effective_keys]
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Require priority in the real package-first list-open acceptance check and its driver fixture. Add the typed relationships required by the unchanged graph context gate for operational evidence and the contention predecessor. Record successful source-identical coverage for all four shards, the strict 100% merge and exact uncovered-count gate, linked author/list/accounting tests, mutation evidence, integrity checks, and available review feedback. Preserve local timing failures, legacy advisories, and external review limits as separate claims instead of widening admission thresholds. Close and release pm-65srr0 and pm-zd46m7 with atomic structured evidence. Regenerate and check the two Unreleased changelog entries using the newly published pm-changelog 2026.10.20 package, and retain discovery work in its canonical open lineage.
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🟡 Minor · Update the default JSON row description. · COMMANDS.md:402
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winUpdate the default JSON row description.
Line 402 still says the default row contains only
id/status/type/title. The new default brief projection also includespriority. Update this description so readers do not discard the ranking field described above.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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Review comments at @src/sdk/query/list.ts:
- Around line 2214-2215: Update the effective_keys construction near
orderItemsAsTree so tree output does not report flat sort keys that conflict
with the hierarchy traversal. When tree mode is enabled, omit effective_keys or
derive them from the actual tree traversal; preserve the current flat-order
reporting for non-tree output.
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Emit effective_keys only for flat default reads. Hierarchy traversal moves a parent ahead of its children after sorting, so it cannot claim global priority order. Add a real native and CLI parent-priority-4/child-priority-0 regression that fails before the guard while preserving positive flat-order assertions. Correct the default JSON row description to include priority and make the new list tracker link usable from npm documentation. Record the review findings, red/green evidence, and atomic reclosure on pm-zd46m7. All four current-source coverage shards and exact 100% merge pass with 10,830 tests and three skips; linked 171-test verification, type checks, lint, docs and terminal gates pass. Document newly arrived GH-1518 and GH-1519 reports in distinct canonical open, unclaimed items with typed predecessor links and issue comments. Preserve the completed TTL/takeover and context-intake scopes and keep the supplied reports separate from independently reproduced current-head defects.
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Summary
Injected extension SDK writes now retain the caller's author precedence and history provenance. Default brief lists show priority and their effective ordering, exposing the context needed to choose work without a full read.
Related items
Closed and released pm-65srr0 and pm-zd46m7, with atomic resolution/expected/actual evidence and linked tests. The live in-progress inventory is empty.
Closes #1514. Closes #1507.
Discovery remains open and unclaimed in pm-oybmsd (sparse continuation declarations), pm-wb25c1 (cooldown tooling), the existing pm-lvyd lineage for #1516, pm-02z97f for #1518, and pm-hdvxqg for #1519.
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Operational and review evidence
Current npm/npx/Bun/bunx and installed-agent verification passes for today's existing release; these fixes are eligible for the next daily release. No second automatic release was triggered. Historical scheduled-release reliability remains tracked by pm-prrlce.
Four real read probes have fresh Sentry spans and matching telemetry start/finish pairs; local and broker queues drained. Required Sentry/telemetry gate passes: zero recent critical/high issues, 2.36% finish-error rate, zero missing error codes.
Initial hosted coverage and six cold-transport budgets pass. The local static run retains a qualified get timing miss and an unqualified rerun; thresholds were preserved. Initial CodSpeed's -1.42% fingerprint comparison changes Node/V8 and CPU environments while the measured source is unchanged; that limitation is documented in PM.
CodeRabbit's later full review found a false flat-sort claim for tree traversal and an older JSON-row description that omitted priority. Both are corrected, with a real red/green native/CLI hierarchy regression and fresh full coverage. Sourcery quota, Greptile trial expiry and Cubic monthly free limits prevent their reviews; those signals do not establish approval. Final head b8ebd92 passes every required check with no pending/missing contexts and CLEAN merge state. Exact-commit analyzer admission passes: DeepScan zero new issues and CodeFactor zero outstanding annotations. CodeRabbit completed a fresh full review of all 49 changed files against this exact head with no actionable comments; the addressed thread is resolved.