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You are the Codex worker for a group of related feedback/promotion fixes in this flower-foundation worktree — primarily flower Brief #132 (dispatch request 41) plus two routed-feedback todos on the same feedback_promote path: #44/todo699 and #43/todo

codex 315 events 3 segments flower/41-keyleak-secfix

segment 1 of 3

Confirm MCP visibility and set up the promotion-fixes branch

Done

The worker verified the required MCP tools (brief_append, brief_dispatch_complete, flower_feedback) were all visible/loadable, checked the worktree was clean (on flower/41-keyleak-secfix), and created a new branch flower/132-promotion-fixes from master. No stash was needed since the tree was clean.

outcome

Branch flower/132-promotion-fixes created from master; MCP tools confirmed visible.

next steps

key decisions

  • No stash needed because the worktree was clean, so branched directly from master.

open questions

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segment 2 of 3

Ground the three work items in Brief #132 and routed feedback #44/#43

Done

The worker ran recall_search and recall_brief(132), and read the Solo fix-spec scratchpads (1061/1062) and todos (699/700). Solo artifacts resolved under project 49 (flower), not the current worktree project 54. Brief #132 title confirmed removing the ≤2 promotions/cycle cap plus charter cap language; #44 concerns not throttling the human operator; #43 concerns creating a feedback→brief link on promotion. Prior merged Brief #49 already added operator-exempt cap + editable setting, which #132 now supersedes.

outcome

Full implementation contract established for #132, #44, and #43 grounded in brief/todo/scratchpad artifacts.

next steps

key decisions

  • Solo scratchpads/todos live under project_id 49 (flower), not worktree project 54 — must pass explicit project_id.
  • Brief #132 supersedes the earlier #49 operator-exemption approach by removing the cap entirely.

open questions

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segment 3 of 3

Inspect the promotion code path and plan the cap-removal + brief-link edits

Abandoned

The worker surveyed FeedbackPromotionService, FeedbackPromoteTool, tests, models (Feedback, Brief, BriefLink), the brief_links migration, BriefService.addLink, RecallService link summaries, and the Feedback Show Livewire component/view. Located the cap machinery (guardCycleLimit, recordCyclePromotion, PROMOTION_CYCLE_LIMIT_SETTING_KEY, DEFAULT_PROMOTIONS_PER_CYCLE=2, cap error at line 621) and the cap wording in FeedbackPromoteTool description and app/Support/DaemonCharterDefaults.php ('Cap routings at 2 per cycle'). Confirmed the charter cap language is NOT in PromptTemplateSeeder.php (avoiding the concurrent worker's merge zone). The transcript ends mid-analysis before edits were applied.

outcome

Full understanding of the cap machinery and brief-link path established; concrete edit targets identified but not yet modified.

next steps

  • Remove the ≤2 cap machinery (guardCycleLimit/recordCyclePromotion/cap error) from FeedbackPromotionService, keeping cycle_key only as correlation metadata if needed.
  • Drop cap language from the feedback_promote MCP tool description/params (FeedbackPromoteTool line 68).
  • Remove the single 'Cap routings at 2 per cycle' sentence in app/Support/DaemonCharterDefaults.php (localized, not PromptTemplateSeeder).
  • Add a durable brief_links edge (e.g. via BriefService::addLink with a suitable BriefLinkRelation) from the created brief back to its source feedback in the promote path.
  • Update/adjust tests (including test_promotions_are_capped_at_two_per_cycle) and add coverage for 3+ promotions and the feedback→brief link.
  • Run MEILISEARCH_KEY=LARAVEL-HERD ANTHROPIC_API_KEY= artisan test + pint, then commit on flower/132-promotion-fixes with trailers Brief:#132 Feedback:#44 Feedback:#43 Todo:#699 Todo:#700 (do not merge).

key decisions

  • Charter cap edit is confined to the single sentence in DaemonCharterDefaults.php, leaving PromptTemplateSeeder.php untouched for clean 3-way merge with the concurrent delay_ms worker.
  • Plan to add a persistent brief_links row (feedback linkable) rather than relying only on the existing brief.feedback_id / UI text.
  • Removing the cap entirely (#132) is treated as resolving the operator-throttle concern of #44.

open questions

  • Which BriefLinkRelation value best represents the feedback→brief edge (Seed vs Reference)?
  • Whether cycle_key should be fully removed or retained as correlation-only metadata after the cap is gone.
  • Whether RecallService/BriefLink summaries render a Feedback linkable cleanly, or additional model/service support is needed.

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