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User-requested pause — 2026-09-11
Codex-956atf /root. The user requested: “Save your work and stop. The usage limit approaching.” Work is paused, not complete. Resume only when the user requests it. Linux/WSL setup, networking, builds and checks remain paused separately; do not inspect or change the VPN.
Verified source and Windows gates
Root branch codex/behavior-authoring-20260910, source a31b40d0f8551ed87c8cd66250b9afb4809b3a79, already normal-pushed with exact readback to codex/release1-956atf. This source removes obsolete behavior-canvas paths after the canvas union. Independent exact-file review found no actionable cleanup regression.
Actual Windows gates passed: all 729 desktop tests, strict all-target desktop Clippy with -D warnings, and the GUI build. All 518 build/test inputs matched the source commit before and remained unchanged after each gate. Exact local receipts are .local/canvas-union-20260911/{full,clippy,gui}-a31b40d.{log,result.json,inputs.json}. These newer receipts have not yet been archived into versioned harness evidence; the older published report is historical evidence for earlier source.
The pinned GUI is .local/native-qa/studio-a31b40d/arcadia-studio.exe, 113005056 bytes, SHA256 89F9746C42888E189EA58723A0E64C8AF610D97C6E73D1F31828FCD94DAE8023. Its adjacent manifest preserves the source, gate results and DLL identity. Do not rebuild over this artifact.
Native acceptance actually completed
Private trial .local/native-qa/canvas-20260911, working scenario directory scenario. Native screenshots and observations are under evidence; preserve them and the entire checkpoints directory. The independent checker is .local/native-qa/scenario-authoring-contract.exe, SHA256 407318D5C7CAE6B237F261A21B0FDA55F6FEF655CB9DFCFA3153A7E372638498. .local/canvas-checkpoint.py preserves complete source directories and records oracle commands/results, refusing snapshot overwrites.
At the enforced 1100×700 client minimum, the actual GUI completed all four prescribed OA creations: action before Root entry, state before Inner anchor in the nested chosen operand, reuse at that same operand with both explicit lifeline bindings, and an ALT fragment before Root exit with both specified guards. For each creation, Save and the full-model/two-source checkpoint passed. One Undo/Save restored the exact preceding verified Project and SourceBundle; one Redo/Save restored the exact original created identities and source bytes. The fragment and its two operands were one history step.
Preserved checkpoint names are oa-{action,state,reuse,fragment}-{saved,undone,redone}. Each matching evidence/*-check.json contains actual results. The final fragment source SHA256 is 335347B279FA8CBD1BC74B0DB83644C47F05B47547E508A80412D4430EF21A7C; the unchanged included rationale SHA256 is 82DF210F22F6AA336A3E7E00240977D671C7C3923DB7BC58FB29E6D98B67EF49.
Observed native camera/control behavior includes Fit, Tab after Fit, F6 and arrow panning, blank-area drag panning, and all 13 palette tools fitting the actual minimum window. Forms kept their clicked destination and initially focused Name. The completed fragment draft survived Escape with both guards and destination intact. Clicking Details while a pending action form was open preserved that form and did not open Details. Do not claim that unfocused wheel input panned; it did not, and focused wheel zoom still needs native verification. Do not claim palette overflow below the actual supported minimum or physical held-middle/Space gestures.
Reopen remains unverified. The user stopped Computer Use with the physical Escape key during the final Open-dialog double-click. The input outcome is unknown. No further Computer Use was attempted. Last known pinned process was PID 8476, main window 12977206 and Open dialog 75760724; these are historical identifiers, not proof of current liveness. Re-observe if native work is explicitly resumed. Source-child recovery/cancel, process editing, caller return, reorder refusal, and current SA native acceptance also remain unfinished. Earlier SA native results apply only to their earlier identified build.
Isolated allocation-drag contribution
Worktree .local/allocation-drag-worktree-20260911, branch codex/allocation-drag-956atf-20260911, base abffa4b3f0a859d7439103100f59805804d46e55. Root saved all 19 changed files in local WIP commit 81a879d72b087040ca69f24a170329f929385745; the worktree is clean. This isolated WIP commit is not integrated or remotely published. Integrate shared-file changes as focused hunks, not whole-file replacements over newer root/peer code.
Pure planner SHA256 761921A1DD608873DDECFBC138685D40A1F557BC3B619E02D90231E13814B433, 29-test source SHA256 8910C8F0867734C1C615E799352515020D1AE5C62181184B7410BCAFC0094BE7. Root's warnings-denied direct-rustc probe compiled and all 29 planner tests passed; 17 unrelated Document tests were filtered. Exact frozen inputs/dependencies, compile/test logs and results are .local/allocation-drag-probe-20260911/reviewed-29. This is component evidence, not UI integration acceptance.
The initial UI handoff is the isolated harness/release-allocation-drag-ui-source-20260911.md (initial hash 44EF55FB0603FBEF792AB78589E84BD44ADD015C4BB4BFC209DF555A6D574F61, 13 Rust files and 19 unexecuted tests). Independent review .local/allocation-drag-ui-review-20260911.md found three P2 issues: dirty work presses still unfocus real inspector widgets through Iced sibling dispatch; Arrange next drag lacks keyboard activation; the feedback band can obscure candidate headers or overlap target labels. Root assigned repairs in the isolated worktree, then instructed the worker to stop and preserve partial work when the user requested this pause. The worker has stopped. No allocation UI compiler/native pass is claimed.
Worker's final partial-repair report: allocation_input.rs wraps the actual views root to reject dirty Allocation object presses before sibling dispatch, using the measured canvas container ID; it also handles discoverable Alt+A and armed Escape. Status feedback moved into the existing clipped toolbar hint row outside the canvas, removing the 42-pixel hit exclusion. There are now 21 packet/App test sources plus 4 actual-App-tree tests for Name/Description continued typing, keyboard arming/cancellation/refusal and canvas pixel independence from toolbar feedback. Latest test additions are unformatted and unexecuted. Production repair files passed scoped rustfmt parsing before those test additions, according to the worker; root has not verified the repairs. Original reviewed sources and handoff are retained in the isolated .local/allocation-drag-ui-before-review-20260911/ directory. Re-review the actual WIP diff and run the required checks on resume; the original handoff hashes describe pre-repair sources.
Continuation
The previous goal turn made concrete progress through native acceptance and independent review. The full user goal remains open. Focused Gitea issues are authoritative for live coordination: #2 canvas, #3 allocation drag, #4 peer child-work, #5 peer integration/release, #6 source navigation, #7 analysis/source/API and #8 maintained libraries. Read newer issue comments, relevant Wiki pages and actual default-branch instructions before resuming. Peer #5 owns the pending lifecycle/child-work preview release; avoid duplicate release ownership.
First preserve/publish the exact newer gate and native evidence, reconcile the isolated repair handoff, then continue review/integration and appropriate Windows verification. Current native acceptance and broader Capella semantics/ergonomics, persistent process/scenario layout, analysis/source/API parity, libraries and full release verification are not complete. Preserve user-owned PROJECT_GOAL.md exactly.