31 runs were queued on igneum-build-1's one runner at 13:15 UK on 7 October 2026 and nothing had concluded since 13:03Z, so no lane could read a conclusion.
- ci.yml: a `changes` job (ubuntu-latest) classifies the push with tools/ci/docs-only-check.sh (docs/, site/, *.md only = code=false; a new branch, a pull request, a force push or an API error = code=true); pow and sims need it and run only on code=true. The site job is unchanged on ubuntu-latest for every push. The classifier's self-test is in the gate.
- provision.sh and runner/register.sh: `--host <ip>` registers another box, forwarding BOX_HOSTNAME, RUNNER_NAME, RUNNER_LABELS, RUNNER_CPUS and RUNNER_JOBS (plain words only); RUNNER_CPUS writes AllowedCPUs into the service drop-in beside Nice=10, so igneum-build-2's runner is bounded like a suite (32 cores). The pool label is igneum-build-1 (both boxes carry it); ci-red marks the box with the record file and the poster, the default labels carry it, and igneum-build-1 got it through the runners API today.
- ci-red.yml runs on the ci-red label, so the red line always lands where the poster reads it.
- CLAUDE.md: the rule reads "read the conclusion when it lands, own a red before the next push"; pushes are never held.
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GitHub runs a workflow_run workflow from the default branch only, so a feature branch no longer waits for a merge of master before its reds are posted. record() reads the FAILED run from RED_WATCH_* (id, attempt, workflow, branch, sha, event, url, actor, title, author: the workflow_run payload) and asks the jobs API for that run, not the watcher's own; the inline GITHUB_* shape stays for a branch with the old `red` job (one line per run id either way). The inline job leaves ci.yml. Self-test covers the workflow_run shape and the full line.
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- docs/plans/counter-asic-3-gate/fork-gate-*.json: keys.a, keys.b and every sinks.*.key shortened (the first 8 hex characters then "…"); hashes untouched. Produced by the helper, so the files are what the runner now writes.
- infra/fast-time/fork-gate.mjs: writeSummary() from infra/fast-time/lib/redact-keys.mjs replaces the raw JSON write; a summary with a raw 64-hex key under a key-shaped field fails in the runner, with the line named, before the tree does.
- infra/fast-time/lib/redact-keys.mjs and its gate line in tools/ci/pre-push.sh: identical to master 3fae3166, so the merge is clean.
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The red job's condition drops the master/release-* clause; record() keeps GITHUB_ACTOR and the head commit's author name (RED_WATCH_AUTHOR from the workflow) and formatLine prints "pushed by <actor> (commit by <author>)" before the failed job and step. The self-test covers a feature-branch run and the author in the line. Same updates channel, same box file, same one-line-per-run idempotence.
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The class (7 October 2026, 11:26 to 12:47 UK): three fork-gate summaries on ca3-v4-node carried the miners' vote-key hashes under "key" and eight CI runs went red on "no secret file names and no 64-hex secrets in the tree" while the pushing lanes saw nothing: the light gate ran only conflict markers and Windows paths.
- tools/ci/pre-push.sh: never_push_checks() (identity grep, no-secrets) runs on every ref from --hook, and inside the full gate where the identity grep already sat; the self-test asserts the wiring; the light gate is about 20 s on the Mac.
- infra/fast-time/lib/redact-keys.mjs: writeSummary() shortens every 64-hex value under a key-shaped field to 8 hex and an ellipsis and refuses a text the no-secrets rule would flag (line named); --self-test and --check; the gate runs the self-test. fork-gate.mjs adopts it on ca3-v4-node.
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the project lead, 7 October 2026 15:02 UK: build-1 at load 139 / 114 / 90 with both slots held and a 1 h 40 min queue while build-2 read 4.5 with
free slots, because the class router pinned each class to its box. Now lib.sh bs_route_spill reads the preferred box (free slots,
1-minute load) with one ssh and hands the job to the other box when the preferred one has no free slot or sits above load 64 and the
other qualifies; neither qualifying queues on the class's own box. The decision travels as BR_ROUTE_* into the JSONL "route" object
for the dashboard. build-2's slots file reads 3; everything on box 2 runs at nice 10 / 32 cores / -j 32, and a bounded run takes
the band its slot owns so three never share a core. Self-test tools/ci/route-spill-check.sh (thirteen cases) in the gate.
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