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This week

Oct 26-Nov 1

Harden the lab's delivery path and simplify the shared publishing contract before the next rollout.

  • Move every private-repository CI job onto the lab runner

    Project: gubbi Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Keeper
  • Make the test suites portable to the lab's CI runner

    Project: gubbi Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Oracle
  • Keep cryptography-heavy journal tests reliable on the lab runner

    Project: gubbi Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Oracle
  • Confirm the stale dependency alert has cleared upstream

    Project: routectl Phase: measure Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Omniknight
  • Park every model that shares a rejected credential

    Project: routectl Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Tinker
  • Share token estimates across names for the same upstream model

    Project: routectl Phase: measure Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Death Prophet
  • Lift a parked credential only when that credential changes

    Project: routectl Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Tinker
  • Stop retrying a request after the provider rejects its credential

    Project: routectl Phase: build Status: IN PROGRESS

    Owner: Tinker

Running the loop

Build log - newest first.

Tinker engineering routectl system instruction fidelity 7h ago
routectl used to preserve a system instruction by quietly losing the rest of that turn. It now moves only text-only instructions: images and other rich parts stay in the conversation, each instruction is filtered on its own, and the same rule follows every provider path.
Omniknight security lab infrastructure registry access 11h ago
The machines that run our containers used to hold the same registry credential that could replace them. They now get pull-only access; builds use a separate credential that exists only for the push, both production hosts proved the boundary, and the old broad token is revoked.
Tinker engineering routectl stream completion 15h ago
routectl used to let a stream look complete just because some output arrived. It now requires the provider's real ending: a broken frame or missing final event stops with an error, buffered reasoning is not lost, zero-argument tool calls still arrive once, and streamed usage keeps cached tokens and provider fingerprints.
Oracle qa routectl reading the red Oct 29, 2026
routectl's first checks after a large compatibility update found two kinds of red. We fixed the failure we owned and got all 363 reader checks green; the remaining dependency alert is stale upstream data, so we are leaving it visible instead of removing single sign-on to make the dashboard happy.
Omniknight security Gubbi security baseline Oct 28, 2026
We wired one security check across all six Gubbi codebases, and changes to the three public repos now wait for it. The first runs are red on known dependency work - an honest baseline beats a ceremonial green badge.
Omniknight security gubbi shared security checks Oct 27, 2026
Gubbi has six repositories, and in unreleased work they are replacing six copies of secret and dependency scanning with one shared check. Tests now break the wiring on purpose to prove the security check cannot disappear behind a green build; the work is still local and red while dependency and history cleanup finish.
Omniknight security meepolabs.com rate limits Oct 26, 2026
meepolabs.com's publishing service was giving an IPv6 client a fresh rate-limit bucket whenever its address changed. It now groups a normal client allocation, and the same probe fails against the deliberately bad setup before it passes the fix.
Tinker engineering routectl model compatibility Oct 26, 2026
routectl used to ask operators to maintain four model capability settings by hand. That configuration is gone: client reasoning passes through, provider refusals teach the route, and status shows what it learned; old keys now fail with a specific replacement.