feat: the capture spine — response fidelity, binary-safe replay, and a per-call capture

[wenzowski]

Bundle F of CLOUD-928's dispatch: the capture spine, three rows on one branch in
dependency order.

Closes CLOUD-917
Closes CLOUD-918
Closes CLOUD-919

Three closing keys, named individually because closing-key-check only verifies
the body closes a key rather than every key the branch served (CLOUD-674) — a
bundle PR otherwise strands its tail silently and the log reads as a clean pass.

Why

CLOUD-776 built the agent-sourced fact channel and closed the door behind
itself. Rule 4 was discharged structurally — facts::rows_in reduces a tool
response to a count at the boundary, and the count is what reaches disk — so the
code asserts in three places that no byte of a tool response exists anywhere
under the state root.

That is a stronger claim than rule 4 needs, and it costs the capability this
bundle exists for: a response truncated in context, or one an agent needs to
re-read a hundred lines into, cannot be recovered without re-running the
command — and the command may not be idempotent. Re-running it is exactly what
the local capture surface was built to delete.

This replaces the prohibition on storage with a contract. Emission is
untouched. The property is not weakened, it is relocated to the emission
boundary where rule 4 has always lived:

A secret planted in a tool response appears in no hook stdout, no hook
stderr, no -J document and no file under
$GIT_DIR/batten-receipts/ — and is byte-identical when read back through
one explicit capture-replay operation.

Both halves are asserted. The second is what makes the first a contract rather
than an accident of the buffer being discarded: a test that only checks absence
passes on a build that captured nothing.

The rows

	row	commit
1	CLOUD-917 — the fidelity vocabulary and the column	feat:
2	CLOUD-918 — Stream::Response, Selection::Raw, the calls log, the bounded store	feat(capture):
3	CLOUD-919 — the per-call capture and the post-tool bench arm	feat(hook):

Ordered by dependency rather than taste: 917 decides the fidelity vocabulary the
other two record, and 918's store must exist before 919's security predicate has
a second half to assert.

Status

• CLOUD-917 — Fidelity, CaptureCapabilities, ResponseShape,
  Capabilities::fidelity, the census, and the reserved-word scan.
• CLOUD-918 — the store extension.
• CLOUD-919 — the call site, the test re-scope, and the perf arm.

Notes for review

LexicalBytes is not reachable, and that changed what 917 could honestly
declare. decode builds Envelope::result off an already-parsed
serde_json::Value, so the response member's original bytes are gone before
run_hook sees them. Claude Code's one measured cell is therefore
DecodedContent; LexicalBytes stays in the vocabulary with no host claiming
it. Reaching it needs serde_json's non-default raw_value feature and the
decoder retaining the member's raw span — larger than 917 describes, and not in
this bundle.

The fidelity column is deliberately off the Capability axis. A Fidelity
does not project to a Declaration without inventing a mapping that erases
which of the five values was measured. It is a second axis, as events already
is.

"byte-perfect" is enforced, not asserted. tests/capture_fidelity.rs reads
the module's doc paragraphs and the type's rendered output and refuses the term
beside a value that does not answer true at is_byte_perfect. It rejected its
own author twice before it passed — both real violations, in the commit that
introduces the rule.

facts.rs's doc-comment edit is deliberately not here. It belongs to bundle
G: facts.rs is hand-written, #660 is actively changing it, and a comment
collision is a hand-merge rather than a regeneration. That keeps this branch's
only overlap with #660 a single generated file.

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Generated by Claude Code

[linear-code]

CLOUD-917 Supersede the hook tool-response no-storage rule with a local capture contract

Why

CLOUD-776 built the fact-acquisition channel: a gate denies with Fix::Run, the agent's own tool runs the command, the harness hands the bytes back as Envelope::result, and the boundary records what it said. It also closed the door behind itself. Rule 4 was discharged structurally — facts::rows_in reduces the buffer to a count at the boundary, and the count is what reaches disk — so the code now asserts, in three places, that no byte of a tool response exists anywhere under the state root.

That is a stronger claim than rule 4 needs, and it costs the capability this bundle exists for: a response truncated in context, or one an agent needs to re-read a hundred lines into, cannot be recovered without re-running the command. The command may not be idempotent, and re-running it is exactly what the local capture surface (CLOUD-121) was built to delete.

This row replaces the prohibition on storage with a contract. Emission is untouched.

What is superseded — three named sites, and only these

• crates/batten/src/hook.rs:1633-1637 — Envelope::result's doc: "It is decided OVER and never reproduced — not in a deny message, not in a -J document, and not under the state root." Only the final clause dies. The first two are rule 4 and stand.
• crates/batten/src/facts.rs:941-948 — "Rule 4, structural rather than careful … No byte of it is stored." This edit lands with the mediated-call bundle, not the capture bundle: facts.rs is hand-written, CLOUD-911 bundle 1 is actively changing it (CLOUD-851 added Production there), and a doc-comment collision is a merge rather than a regeneration. Deferring one comment keeps the capture PR's only overlap a single generated file. The paragraph's mechanism (rows_in reduces to a count) is retained as the description of the fact record, which still stores no byte. What dies is the claim that the count is the only thing anywhere.
• crates/batten/tests/cli.rs:9231 no_byte_of_the_result_buffer_is_emitted_or_stored — re-scoped, never deleted. Note it already searches .git/batten-receipts rather than the state root its assertion message names, so the re-scope makes the test match what it does: the secret stays absent from stdout, stderr, -J and every fact record. It gains a positive twin asserting the same bytes are byte-identical through one explicit replay.

Nothing else in CLOUD-776 is reopened. Its worked instance, its command-verification rule, its three-valued contract and its receipt shape are unaffected.

What survives, stated as the security predicate

The property is not weakened, it is relocated to the emission boundary where rule 4 has always lived:

A secret planted in a tool response appears in no hook stdout, no hook stderr, no -J document and no file under $GIT_DIR/batten-receipts/ — and is byte-identical when read back through one explicit capture-replay operation.

Both halves are asserted. The second half is what makes the first a contract rather than an accident of the buffer being discarded: a test that only checks absence passes on a build that captured nothing.

facts::rows_in and the Sourced { command, seen_at, rows } record are an independent consumer of the same envelope field. They are not layered on the capture, they do not read it, and they still reduce to a count. Deleting the capture path must leave the row-count projection green, and deleting the projection must leave replay green — asserted in both directions, because a shared implementation is how the count would eventually start carrying a payload.

The fidelity matrix — one authoritative source per host and response shape

Five values, mutually exclusive, and every cell carries exactly one:

Value	What the capture holds	May be called byte-perfect
LexicalBytes	the original bytes of the response member as the host framed it	yes
DecodedContent	the decoded content bytes, with the framing recorded separately	no — see below
SpillFile	the bytes of the file the host spilled the response into	yes
Prefix { captured, declared }	a leading prefix, plus what is known about the whole	no
Unavailable	nothing; the host does not make the bytes reachable here	n/a

Declared as a column on Capabilities, per harness, in the shape attribution already uses — a non-scalar column whose unsurveyed default is a named constant (UNSURVEYED_ATTRIBUTION is the precedent). Censused over Harness::ALL so a seventh adapter cannot land without declaring one, which is the same totality obligation Capability::ALL carries for the scalar columns.

An unsurveyed host is Unavailable, never a guess. Today that is five of the six: only ClaudeCode's post-tool payload has been measured in this repository (tests/board-write-record.bats for the MCP content-block shape). Widening a row is a measurement, filed per host.

"Byte-perfect" is a reserved word

DecodedContent is byte-exact for the decoded member and is explicitly not byte-perfect for the response as the host framed it: re-serializing a decoded JSON value normalizes key order, escaping and whitespace, so the reserialized document is a different byte string from what arrived. No doc comment, no output line, no record field and no test name may describe a reserialized decoded value as byte-perfect. Asserted directly: a test scans the capture module's own docs and the rendered output for the term and requires the fidelity value beside it to be LexicalBytes or SpillFile.

Empty vs absent — three-valued, and neither is the other

• The response member is absent (Value::Null after decode's alias walk) → no capture, and a provenance row recording the absence. This is the pre-tool case, and every post-tool call from a host that sends no response.
• The member is present and empty ("", [], {}) → a real capture of zero bytes. Capture.bytes already documents zero as "a real answer, not an absence", and this is the case that reading makes load-bearing.
• The member is present and non-empty → a capture of those bytes at its declared fidelity.

Collapsing the first two is CLOUD-251's vacuous pass on a new surface: "the tool returned nothing" and "nobody looked" would become one record.

Structured responses

The authoritative source is the original lexical bytes of the response member where the decoder can reach them. Where it cannot, it is the decoded content bytes of each text block in the order the host sent them, with the framing (block count, per-block type) recorded in the provenance row rather than interleaved into the bytes — so a reader of the raw stream gets content and a reader of the record gets structure. Fidelity is LexicalBytes in the first case and DecodedContent in the second, and the two are never silently interchanged.

Spill-file races

One read. The digest is computed over the bytes actually read, never over a second stat. If the file is absent when opened, or its length differs between open and end-of-read, the outcome is Unavailable with a stable reason id (capture-spill-vanished, capture-spill-raced) — never a Prefix implying the host truncated, and never a partial claiming to be full. A racing host is a fidelity answer, not an error that stops a turn.

Truncation and known length

• Host declares a total and the captured bytes are shorter → Prefix { captured, declared: Some(n) }.
• Host signals truncation with no total → Prefix { captured, declared: None }.
• No truncation signal and no declared total → the fidelity value for what was read, and no implicit claim of completeness. Completeness is claimed only by LexicalBytes or SpillFile.

Unavailable-host behaviour

Capture is skipped. A provenance row is still written, carrying fidelity = Unavailable and the harness's declaration. Hook execution continues, the exit code is unchanged, and nothing is emitted. A host that cannot be captured is knowable rather than silent, which is the whole difference between this and the current state.

Two identities, and deduplication may not erase either

Content and invocation are separate objects with separate keys:

• Content identity — the existing content-addressed digest. Identical bytes are one record, and the record carries no timestamp, which capture.rs already argues for at length: a capture keyed by content must be a pure function of that content, or §6 byte-stability breaks.
• Invocation identity — a separate, append-only provenance record, one row per call, carrying: source (which member, or the spill-path class — never a path), host, tool, event, seen_at, a monotone per-session order, fidelity, and the content digest or a recorded absence.

Dedup happens on content and never on provenance. Two calls that produced identical bytes are one blob and two rows; a session that ran the same command forty times can still say which call was which. This is also why the timestamp CLOUD-121 refused belongs here instead: it is a fact about an invocation, not about bytes.

Capture failure, decided

Not "explicit failure" — the observable behaviour, named:

1. Hook execution continues. The exit code is unchanged and is never 2. A storage failure is not a policy verdict, and the 0/1/2/3 table has no per-verb exception.
2. A degraded provenance record is written, carrying fidelity = Unavailable and a stable reason id for why (capture-store-unwritable, capture-state-root-unresolved, capture-budget-exhausted).
3. The observable signal is pointer-only — the reason id reaches the operator through doctor and the advisory channel. Never the bytes, never a path, and never a byte count that could fingerprint the content.
4. The one unrecordable failure is the provenance write itself. That case is counted, by the same doctor check, so "no record" cannot mean "no calls" and "could not write" at once.

This is deliberately the opposite posture from capture::store's own "never a silent skip" doc, and the reason is the surface: store is called by exec, where an unrecorded capture is a lie about a command a human asked for. Here it is called on the mediated path, where the non-negotiable is that no Batten failure can block a tool call.

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Refinement — Ready

Refinement gate: Definition of Ready & Done. This body carries only specializations.

• Source of truth (§1). This issue is the contract; the mechanism lands in CLOUD-918 and CLOUD-919. The three superseded sites above are the complete edit list for the supersession itself, and the fidelity column's authority is Harness::capabilities() — one table, per host, censused over Harness::ALL.
• Computable predicate (§2). Two, both decidable: (a) every harness in Harness::ALL declares exactly one fidelity value per surveyed response shape, and a build with a missing cell does not compile; (b) the security predicate above, run as one test asserting absence on four channels and byte-identity through replay. Failure case: a build that stores nothing passes the absence half and fails the identity half.
• Effect (§3). read at decision time; the storage this authorizes is a self-declared write on the post-tool path, classified in CLOUD-919 where it lands.
• Generated artifacts (§4). The fidelity column reaches no generated artifact here. schema/batten.schema.json moves in CLOUD-918, where the [capture] table lands, and is derived and drift-gated.
• Output & exit (§5). No new verb, and the 0/1/2/3 table is unchanged. Default emission stays pointer-only on every path. A fidelity value and a reason id are both stable tokens carrying no path and no byte — doctor.rs's a_reason_id_never_carries_a_path is the existing gate the new ids inherit.
• Commit / bump (§6). feat → patch until 0.1.0. One type, not a slash-alternative: ready-lint reads docs as implying no bump, so docs/feat beside a declared patch is bump-disagrees-with-type. Caught by running the gate rather than by reading the line (2026-08-22).
• Test obligation (§7). The re-scoped no_byte_of_the_result_buffer_is_emitted_or_stored plus its positive twin; a fidelity census over Harness::ALL; the byte-perfect word scan; empty-vs-absent as two distinct records with a test that fails if they collapse; and the two-directions independence assertion between the capture path and rows_in. Shown able to fail per CLOUD-418: deleting the capture write reds the identity half, and deleting the projection reds the count half.
• Blockers (§8). None. relatedTo CLOUD-776 (the prohibition this supersedes, Done), CLOUD-777 and CLOUD-898 — the last two are landed integration constraints, not blockers: the matcherless registration this rides already covers all eight Claude events, and [[hook.handler]] is the door this deliberately does not use. blocks CLOUD-918.

CLOUD-918 Generalize local captures for binary-safe replay and tool-response handles

Why

capture.rs already holds the substrate: content-addressed records under state::repo_state_dir, a temp-and-rename publish that a reader can never see torn, Handle parsing that keeps a digest from becoming a path traversal, and a Selection surface an agent navigates without re-running anything. What it cannot do is the two things a tool response needs.

It has no third stream. Stream is Stdout | Stderr, and both the store key and the hashed preimage derive from it, so a response has nowhere to live.

Every read is a lossy text view. select runs String::from_utf8_lossy and hands back numbered lines — correct for a build log and correct in the doc that says so, and wrong as the only route to bytes. A response carrying a tarball, a NUL, or one invalid continuation byte comes back changed, and the module's own promise that "the bytes stay exact in the store" has no operation that proves it.

This row adds the third stream and the byte-exact route, and leaves every existing projection exactly as lossy as it already honestly says it is.

Stream gains Response

Appended, never inserted — Stream is #[non_exhaustive] and semver reads a reordered variant as enum_no_repr_variant_discriminant_changed. Handles stay <stream>:<digest>, so Handle::parse, list, prune and the <stream>-<digest> filename need no new shape, and Stream::ALL keeps being the one place a reader enumerates them.

A response arrives whole. There is nothing to spool, so Stream::Response is sealed-only: it never mints a <stream>@<key> live handle, and that is asserted rather than assumed — a live handle for a response would promise a file that is still growing when nothing is writing it.

Selection gains Raw

Raw { from: Option<u64>, to: Option<u64> } — 0-indexed, from inclusive, to exclusive, both optional, and clamped at both ends for exactly the reason Lines is clamped: widening a window is the point, and an agent that asks for 0:5000 of a 400-byte record wants the record. An inverted range selects nothing rather than panicking, matching Lines's existing arithmetic.

Byte offsets are 0-indexed where lines are 1-indexed, and that asymmetry is deliberate rather than sloppy: a line number is what a human reads off a grep result, and a byte offset is what dd, seek and every other byte tool in the world already means by it. Collapsing them would make one of the two wrong.

Bounds errors are a UsageError, and the split is the contract

• Out-of-range but well-formed → clamped, exit 0. 1000:2000 of a 40-byte record is an empty selection, not a failure.
• Malformed — a non-numeric bound, a missing :, a value that overflows u64 → UsageError, exit 1, naming the shape it wanted, exactly as Handle::parse does for a bad digest.

So a caller who guessed a window gets an answer, and a caller who wrote nonsense gets told. That is the same split Handle::parse already draws between "unknown stream" and "clamp it".

The CLI

batten capture show <handle> --raw [--bytes FROM:TO] writes the selected bytes to stdout verbatim: no decode, no replacement characters, no added trailing newline, and on Windows the raw handle so no \n → \r\n translation. This is the one operation in the binary whose output is not text.

--raw with --json, --lines or --grep is a UsageError. A raw byte stream and a byte-stable JSON document are different contracts, and a flag combination that has to pick one silently is how a caller ends up with base64 where it wanted bytes.

JSON never carries raw bytes

Under --json, a raw selection emits { handle, bytes, from, to, encoding: "base64", data }. Base64 rather than an escaped string, because §6 requires byte-stability and a lossy decode is not a function of the bytes; and rather than raw, because a -J document is parsed by consumers that assume UTF-8.

The text projections keep their existing behaviour and gain one field: Selected carries lossy: bool, set when the decode replaced anything. Today a caller cannot tell a record that decoded cleanly from one that did not, which is the difference between a line view being a convenience and being a trap. Line, grep and JSON views remain explicitly lossy projections, never replay — the module doc already says so, and --raw is now the operation that makes that sentence checkable.

Provenance is a second record, not a field

Per CLOUD-917: content identity is the digest, invocation identity is its own append-only row. Concretely, beside captures/<stream>-<digest>, a captures/calls log whose rows carry source, host, tool, event, seen_at, a monotone per-session order, fidelity, and the digest or a recorded absence.

The blob keeps carrying no timestamp. capture.rs argues that at length and it is right: a capture keyed by content must be a pure function of that content, or two identical outputs become two records and §6 breaks. The timestamp a tool response genuinely needs is a fact about the call, so it lands on the call row. Dedup therefore collapses bytes and never rows — forty calls that printed the same thing are one blob and forty rows.

batten capture list grows a per-call view over that log so provenance is discoverable rather than merely stored; its ordering stays byte-stable, by handle then by recorded order, never by mtime.

Storage permissions

The capture directory is minted 0o700 and records 0o600 on Unix, following secrets.rs's KEY_DIR_MODE. This is a change from today's behaviour — the store is currently created with create_dir_all and inherits the umask, which was defensible while a capture held only the output of a command the operator themself ran, and is not once it can hold a tool response. On Windows, ACL inheritance is stated as unenforced, the same per-platform arm the state root already carries.

Retention and GC

A [capture] table declares max_bytes and max_records. Enforcement is at write time, evicting oldest by the call log's recorded order; the trigger is the write — never a clock, never a schedule, never a background sweeper. That is .claude/rules/toolchain.md's split between a gate and a schedule, and prune's own doc already refuses a time-based sweeper on the same grounds.

Bounded by default for response captures, and unbounded for exec captures, so today's behaviour is unchanged for the consumer that has it: prune remains the whole lifecycle there, and the store stays bounded by how many distinct outputs a repository produces. The default exists because response capture changes the growth law — per call rather than per distinct exec output — and inheriting exec's unbounded posture into that would be adopting a bound that was computed for a different denominator.

Cross-platform

The fs4 advisory lock stays, on the reason that survives dependency arguments: the kernel releases it when its holder dies. Byte ranges are platform-independent arithmetic. The two platform-specific claims are stated rather than assumed: the raw stdout handle on Windows (no newline translation), and permissions being unenforced there.

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Refinement — Ready

Refinement gate: Definition of Ready & Done. This body carries only specializations.

• Source of truth (§1). crates/batten/src/capture.rs — one module, extended: Stream, Selection, select, list, plus the new call log. The CLI surface is cli.rs's existing CaptureCommand::Show. No second store, no second addressing scheme.
• Computable predicate (§2). mise run verify green with: arbitrary bytes — invalid UTF-8, a NUL, a lone \r — round-tripping byte-identically through --raw; every clamp case answering and every malformed bound exiting 1; and the budget evicting deterministically. Failure case: a build whose --raw path went through from_utf8_lossy reds the round-trip immediately, which is the whole point of choosing bytes as the assertion rather than a line count.
• Effect (§3). capture show and capture list stay read; capture prune stays the declared write. The write-time eviction is a new write on the store the verb already owns — declared, and no movement in the derived read-only allowlist.
• Generated artifacts (§4). schema/batten.schema.json gains the [capture] table and stays derived and drift-gated. Man pages and the CLI reference are regenerated by their existing tasks.
• Output & exit (§5). The 0/1/2/3 table with no per-verb exception: 0 an answer including an empty selection, 1 a malformed handle or bound, 3 a store that cannot be read. --raw is the one output path that is not text and is therefore the one that must never appear under -J. An unqualified show stays Selection::Summary — pointer-only by default, which is what keeps the payload something a caller names rather than something they receive.
• Commit / bump (§6). feat(capture) → patch until 0.1.0. Stream::Response and Selection::Raw are additive on #[non_exhaustive] enums; mise run semver decides, not this paragraph.
• Test obligation (§7). Round-trip cases for invalid UTF-8, NUL and a 1 MiB binary body; --raw combined with each of --json, --lines, --grep refused; clamp and malformed-bound pairs; two identical responses from different calls yielding one blob and two provenance rows, with both discoverable; a sealed-only assertion for Stream::Response; lossy true on a record that decoded with replacements and false on one that did not; permissions asserted through the decision rather than the umask, per .claude/rules/rust.md on this sandbox running as root; and the eviction order pinned so a budget cannot silently drop the newest. Mutation coverage per CLOUD-418 — removing the clamp, removing the --raw/--json refusal, and inverting the eviction order each turn a case red.
• Blockers (§8). blockedBy CLOUD-917 — the contract decides fidelity, the two identities and the failure posture that this surface stores and reports; building the store first would mean choosing them here by implementation. blocks CLOUD-919.

CLOUD-919 Persist every PostToolUse response as a local capture

Why

Envelope::result already carries the whole response object on every post-tool event, on every harness, through decode's three aliases (hook.rs:2024-2029). Exactly one thing reads it, and it reads a count.

The bytes are then dropped. Measured against main, the drop is narrower than it looks and that narrowness is the defect: lib.rs:1881 reaches the recorder only when

envelope.event == hook::Event::PostTool && !envelope.command.is_empty()

so a structured tool — every MCP call, every Read, every Write — has an empty command and never reaches it at all, and a Bash call whose response is empty is indistinguishable from one that had no response. This row captures the response for every call that carries one, before anything projects a fact from it.

Where the capture happens, and why there

In lib.rs::run_hook, on Event::PostTool, immediately before record_agent_fact and before the config load, gated on one condition: the response member is present.

• Before the fact projection, because CLOUD-917 makes the capture the authoritative record and the count a derived view of it. Projecting first and capturing second would let a build exist where the count survives and the bytes did not, which is the state this row exists to end.
• Before the config load, because the post-tool path is now on every call. The whole cost is a digest and one write; the narrowing discipline (hook.rs:1572, CLOUD-460) is untouched, and a call that carries no response does no work here at all.
• Not gated on !command.is_empty(). That conjunct is correct for an agent-sourced fact — a fact is keyed to a command that ran — and wrong for a capture, because the response of a structured tool is a response. Keeping it is precisely how the two shapes CLOUD-917 makes load-bearing (structured, and present-but-empty) would be missed.

Not through [[hook.handler]]

CLOUD-898's door is for a program a consumer declares. This is core behaviour of the mediated path and must hold with an empty batten.toml, on every harness, with nothing registered but batten hook. A handler would also invert the ordering above — a handler result is merged after config resolves — and would put the response bytes on a child process's stdin, which is the one place rule 4 most wants them not to be.

Registration: nothing to add

Verified against main: CLAUDE_EVENTS carries eight events (hook.rs:1013) and .claude/settings.json registers batten hook --harness claude-code matcherless on all eight, PostToolUse included. The alias walk is already in decode. So this row adds no registration and no alias work — it tests all three aliases and rides what CLOUD-777 landed.

What is written per call

Per CLOUD-917's two identities: the bytes to the content-addressed store at their declared fidelity, and one append-only provenance row carrying source, host, tool, event, seen_at, order, fidelity, and the digest or a recorded absence. Three outcomes, kept distinct:

Response member	Capture	Provenance row
absent	none	absence recorded
present, empty	a real record of zero bytes	digest of the empty record
present, non-empty	the bytes at declared fidelity	digest + fidelity

facts::rows_in and the Sourced receipt are unchanged and remain a separate consumer reading the same envelope field. They do not read the capture, and the capture does not read them.

Capture failure

CLOUD-917's decision, applied here: hook execution continues, the exit code is unchanged and never 2, a degraded provenance row is written with fidelity = Unavailable and a stable reason id, and the observable signal is that reason id on the doctor and advisory channels — never bytes, never a path. This is the opposite of capture::store's "never a silent skip", and deliberately so: on this surface no Batten failure may block a tool call.

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Refinement — Ready

Refinement gate: Definition of Ready & Done. This body carries only specializations.

• Source of truth (§1). crates/batten/src/lib.rs's post-tool arm in run_hook — one call site, beside record_agent_fact at :1881 and ahead of it. The store, the handle shape and the fidelity vocabulary are CLOUD-918's and CLOUD-917's; nothing about them is re-decided here.
• Computable predicate (§2). mise run verify green with a payload fixture per row of the table above, plus the security predicate end to end: a planted secret is absent from stdout, stderr, every -J document and every file under $GIT_DIR/batten-receipts/, and byte-identical through batten capture show <handle> --raw. Failure case: a build that keeps the !command.is_empty() conjunct passes the Bash fixture and reds the structured one — which is why both are required rather than one standing in for the other.
• Effect (§3). hook is already classified. The write is the only new cost and it is a self-declared write on the store capture owns; the engine still spawns nothing and builds no runtime, and house-style §5's read promise is untouched because reading a buffer the harness handed over is not execution.
• Generated artifacts (§4). None. The wiring is already derived and drift-gated, and this adds no registration.
• Output & exit (§5). Nothing is emitted on the capture path. A post-tool event is not a deny channel on any surveyed host and stays exit 0; a capture failure does not change that. Pointer-only holds structurally: the only new bytes leave the process through capture show --raw, which a caller has to name.
• Commit / bump (§6). feat(hook) → patch until 0.1.0.
• Test obligation (§7). Over the compiled binary, in tests/cli.rs's existing idiom beside the CLOUD-776 block at :9114, because the halves live in different processes:

  • a Bash fixture and an MCP content-block fixture each persist the authoritative bytes at the declared fidelity;

  • all three aliases — tool_response, toolResponse, tool_result — reach the capture;

  • a present-but-empty response yields a record of zero bytes, and an absent member yields no record and an absence row; a test fails if the two collapse;

  • the planted secret case, both halves — absent from four channels, byte-identical through --raw;

  • spilled, truncated and unavailable responses each produce the specified degraded record rather than a silent full-capture claim, one case per fidelity value;

  • a store that cannot be written leaves the hook at exit 0 with a degraded row and a reason id, driven through the state-root seam the suites already use rather than by permission bits (.claude/rules/rust.md: this sandbox runs as root);

  • A NEW POST-TOOL BENCH ARM, and this is the row's load-bearing measurement obligation. mise-tasks/perf.sh has five arms — noop, check, hook, passthrough, wired — and hook and wired both feed crates/batten/tests/fixtures/hooks/claude-code.json, a canned PreToolUse payload, with wired_cmd drawn from .hooks.PreToolUse[]. There is no PostToolUse arm. So the write this row adds — on every post-tool event, therefore on every tool call — is invisible to perf, perf-compare, perf-pair and perf-assert, and running perf-gate proves nothing about it. This row adds the arm, with its own canned PostToolUse fixture beside claude-code.json and claude-code-passthrough.json, and publishes the number.

    Without it the cost is unmeasurable now and unmeasurable later, which is the CLOUD-851 shape exactly: its store acquisition regressed check p50 4.76ms → 10.01ms (2.103x) with 2134 cargo tests green across it, because none of them measures invocation cost. CLOUD-875 is the same class.

    For the arms that already exist: REGRESSION_RATIO is 1.30, the measured noise floor 1.102, and wired carries an exemption to 1.60 until 2026-11-30 (CLOUD-843). perf-pair's two arms are measured sequentially, so concurrent load does not divide out — run it with nothing else in flight.

  • perf-assert holds, and a call carrying no response still does less work than --help.

  • Shown able to fail per CLOUD-418: restoring the command conjunct, and moving the capture after the projection, each turn a named case red.

• Blockers (§8). blockedBy CLOUD-918 — the store has no Stream::Response and no byte-exact read until it lands, so the security predicate's second half is unassertable before then. Ordered after CLOUD-917 for the fidelity vocabulary this records. relatedTo CLOUD-776 (the projection this must leave intact) and CLOUD-777 (the registration this rides, landed — not a blocker).

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The capture API separates sealed responses from live stdout and stderr streams. It adds response decoding, fidelity metadata, raw byte-range selection, call provenance, response budgets, and oldest-first eviction. The CLI supports raw output, byte ranges, and call listings with updated documentation and completions. Capture storage uses owner-only permissions and exclusive staging files. Host capabilities declare fidelity by response shape. Configuration and schema support capture retention limits. Execution and tests use the new live-stream contract.

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384-403: 🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

Retry when a stale staging name already exists.

The staging name is not unique across process lifetimes. A previous failed write can leave <stream>-<digest>.<pid>.0.tmp. After PID reuse, the same response digest causes create_new(true) to return AlreadyExists, and store fails.

Generate another staging attempt when open returns AlreadyExists. Keep create_new(true) for exclusive creation.

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In `@crates/batten/src/capture.rs` around lines 384 - 403, Update the staging-file
creation flow in store to retry with a new STAGING_ATTEMPT-derived name when
OpenOptions::open returns AlreadyExists, while retaining create_new(true) for
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- Around line 327-335: Update create_store_dir to detect whether create_dir_all
created the directory, and apply STORE_DIR_MODE only for newly created capture
stores. Leave permissions unchanged when the directory already exists, while
preserving the existing error-context handling.
- Around line 313-318: Gate
the_store_mode_is_decided_by_a_constant_rather_than_by_the_umask with
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1276-1291: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Confirm the eviction candidate scan stays inside its intended cost.

The candidate build is quadratic: for each row it scans held, and inside the predicate it scans candidates again. With the default bound of 1024 records and one row per call, the row count can far exceed the record count, so this runs rows × held × candidates. A HashSet<String> of digests already taken, plus a digest-keyed map over held, makes it linear without changing the order the rows define.

♻️ Proposed refactor for the candidate scan

     let ordered = calls_in(dir)?;
+    let by_digest: std::collections::HashMap<&str, &Capture> = held
+        .iter()
+        .map(|record| (record.digest.as_str(), record))
+        .collect();
+    let mut taken: std::collections::HashSet<&str> = std::collections::HashSet::new();
     let mut candidates: Vec<Capture> = Vec::new();
     for row in &ordered {
         let Some(digest) = row.digest.as_deref() else {
             continue;
         };
-        if let Some(found) = held.iter().find(|record| {
-            record.digest == digest && !candidates.iter().any(|had| had.digest == digest)
-        }) {
-            candidates.push(found.clone());
-        }
+        if let Some(found) = by_digest.get(digest)
+            && taken.insert(digest)
+        {
+            candidates.push((*found).clone());
+        }
     }
     for record in &held {
-        if !candidates.iter().any(|had| had.digest == record.digest) {
+        if !taken.contains(record.digest.as_str()) {
             candidates.push(record.clone());
         }
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In `@crates/batten/src/capture.rs` around lines 1276 - 1291, Refactor the
candidate construction in the eviction scan to avoid nested linear searches:
build a digest-keyed lookup from held records and track selected digests with a
HashSet<String>. Iterate ordered rows in their existing order, selecting each
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derive the next order from the latest row for the same session, preserving
correct ordering. Also enforce a bounded calls log by trimming it in
evict_to_budget_in using the same oldest-first policy as blob eviction.
- Around line 1246-1305: Invoke evict_to_budget after successfully writing a
response capture, using the same repository root and CaptureConfig available to
the write path. Ensure the write operation still completes successfully while
eviction enforces configured max_bytes and max_records, and avoid adding
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- Around line 1276-1291: Refactor the candidate construction in the eviction
scan to avoid nested linear searches: build a digest-keyed lookup from held
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Wire evict_to_budget into the response-capture write path. No production call site exists, so the write-time bound is never enforced and response storage can exceed configured limits.

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1418-1455: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win

The call-log bound is unreachable on the common path.

evict_to_budget_in returns at Line 1418 whenever the blob budget is satisfied. trim_calls runs only after that check. Response blobs are content-addressed and deduplicated, so repeated identical responses keep total and count constant while the log gains one row per call. In that state the early return always fires and the log is never trimmed.

next_order documents its bound as "the log trimming in evict_to_budget_in", so the bound it relies on does not hold. A new session then reverse-scans the whole log.

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♻️ Proposed fix

     let mut total: u64 = held.iter().map(|record| record.bytes).sum();
     let mut count = held.len() as u64;
+    // The row count and the blob count grow on different laws: dedup collapses
+    // identical responses, so a store inside its byte and record budget can
+    // still accumulate one row per call. Trimming before the budget check is
+    // what makes `next_order`'s bound real.
+    trim_calls(dir, &calls_in(dir)?, max_records)?;
     if total <= max_bytes && count <= max_records {
         return Ok(0);
     }

Then drop the later trim_calls(dir, &ordered, max_records)?; call at Line 1455.

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Reuse the locking mechanism used by record_call_in; if bounded lock acquisition
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- Around line 3054-3058: Update the error branch after capture::evict_to_budget
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- Around line 3005-3008: Update run_hook so repository state uses
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git status --short
git diff --stat -- mise-tasks/perf.sh mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh crates/batten/src
printf '%s\n' '--- git diff for benchmark files ---'
git diff -- mise-tasks/perf.sh mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh | sed -n '1,260p'
printf '%s\n' '--- hook entry points ---'
cat -n crates/batten/src/lib.rs | sed -n '280,355p'
cat -n crates/batten/src/lib.rs | sed -n '530,615p'
cat -n crates/batten/src/lib.rs | sed -n '2420,2505p'
printf '%s\n' '--- config authority resolution ---'
rg -n -C 5 -S 'config.*load|load.*config|authority|batten\.toml|repo_root\(Path::new\("\."\)\)' crates/batten/src/config.rs crates/batten/src/lib.rs crates/batten/src/hook.rs | head -260
printf '%s\n' '--- benchmark tests and task setup ---'
rg -n -C 6 -S 'perf-pair|posttool|state|XDG_DATA_HOME|APPDATA|hyperfine|arm=' mise-tasks tests crates/batten/tests --glob '*.sh' --glob '*.bats' --glob '*.rs' 2>/dev/null | head -320

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printf '%s\n' '--- selected hook implementation ---'
rg -n -A 90 -B 20 -S 'fn run_hook|fn load_policy|post_tool|PostTool' crates/batten/src/lib.rs crates/batten/src/hook.rs crates/batten/src/handler.rs | head -420
printf '%s\n' '--- state dependency declaration ---'
rg -n -A 12 -B 4 -S 'name = "etcetera"|etcetera' Cargo.toml Cargo.lock
printf '%s\n' '--- hyperfine references and version pins ---'
rg -n -S 'hyperfine|--shell=none|env -C|perf-pair' . --glob '!target' --glob '!node_modules' --glob '*.sh' --glob '*.bats' --glob '*.toml' --glob '*.md' | head -260

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cat -n crates/batten/src/lib.rs | sed -n '3095,3205p'
printf '%s\n' '--- repo root implementation ---'
cat -n crates/batten/src/git.rs | sed -n '445,505p'
printf '%s\n' '--- dependency versions ---'
rg -n -A 8 -B 3 'name = "etcetera"|name = "hyperfine"' Cargo.lock
printf '%s\n' '--- benchmark task headers and cleanup ---'
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The etcetera crate (version 0.11.0) provides mechanisms to determine file system locations for application data, configuration, and cache [1][2]. choose_base_strategy The choose_base_strategy function is a convenience function that returns the default BaseStrategy for the current operating system [3][4]. It specifically returns the Windows strategy when running on Windows, and the Xdg strategy when running on any other platform (including Linux and macOS) [3][5][6]. This convention is intended for use by command-line interface (CLI) applications [3][6]. data_dir The data_dir method is part of the BaseStrategy trait [4][7]. It returns a PathBuf representing the user's data directory based on the specific strategy being used [4][7]. Environment Variable Control The returned data directory is controlled by environment variables, depending on the strategy in use: 1. Xdg Strategy: This strategy implements the XDG Base Directory Specification [8][6]. The data directory is primarily determined by the XDG_DATA_HOME environment variable [8]. If this variable is not set, it defaults to ~/.local/share [8]. 2. Windows Strategy: This strategy follows Windows conventions [9][6]. The data directory is determined by the APPDATA environment variable [9]. If APPDATA is not set, it falls back to the appropriate user profile location (typically ~/AppData/Roaming) [1][10][9]. Note that the LOCALAPPDATA environment variable is typically used by the Windows strategy for the cache directory, rather than the data directory [9]. The library is designed to respect these environment variables when present, provided they contain absolute paths as required by the underlying specifications [8][9].

Citations:

• 1: https://docs.rs/crate/etcetera/0.11.0
• 2: https://crates.io/crates/etcetera
• 3: https://docs.rs/etcetera/latest/etcetera/base_strategy/fn.choose_base_strategy.html
• 4: https://docs.rs/crate/etcetera/0.11.0/source/src/base_strategy.rs
• 5: https://docs.rs/etcetera/latest/etcetera/index.html
• 6: https://docs.rs/etcetera/latest/etcetera/base_strategy/index.html
• 7: https://docs.rs/etcetera/latest/etcetera/base_strategy/trait.BaseStrategy.html
• 8: https://docs.rs/etcetera/latest/etcetera/app_strategy/struct.Xdg.html
• 9: https://docs.rs/etcetera/latest/etcetera/base_strategy/struct.Windows.html
• 10: https://github.com/lunacookies/etcetera?tab=readme-ov-file

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Based on the official hyperfine documentation, here is the information regarding your requested topics: --shell=none The --shell=none option (also available as the -N flag) instructs hyperfine to execute commands directly without invoking an intermediate shell [1][2][3]. This is particularly useful for very fast commands (typically under 5 ms) to eliminate noise caused by the overhead of spawning a shell [1][4][5]. When this option is used, you cannot utilize shell-specific syntax such as pipes, redirections, or wildcards (e.g., * or ~) [1][2]. Command-Specific Environment Variables Hyperfine does not support command-specific environment variables in the sense of isolated environments per command. However, it does expose specific environment variables to the commands it runs: - $HYPERFINE_ITERATION: Contains the current iteration number of the benchmarked command [6][7]. This variable is available to the main benchmarked command as well as --prepare and --conclude commands [8][6][7]. - HYPERFINE_RANDOMIZED_ENVIRONMENT_OFFSET: Set during benchmark execution to facilitate memory layout randomization [6]. Command Execution Order The execution workflow in hyperfine follows a specific order designed to ensure accurate, repeatable timing [9]. For a single benchmark, the sequence is generally: 1. --setup: Executed once before each set of timing runs [10][3]. 2. [Loop for each run]: a. --prepare: Executed before each individual timing run [10][3]. b. Main Benchmark Command: The command being measured [9]. c. --conclude: Executed after each individual timing run [10][3]. 3. --cleanup: Executed once after all runs for an individual command are completed [10][3]. Filesystem State Sharing Commands in a single hyperfine invocation do not automatically share filesystem state unless they explicitly interact with the same files or directories. Hyperfine itself does not manage or isolate filesystem state between different command invocations or different runs. If your benchmark relies on specific files, you must manage their state using the --setup, --prepare, --conclude, or --cleanup options to ensure a consistent environment for every iteration [8][11][9]. For example, --prepare is frequently used to clear disk caches or recreate specific test files before each run to ensure accurate results [11][10][3]. top_results: [1][2][6][7][9][10]

Citations:

• 1: https://github.com/sharkdp/hyperfine?tab=readme-ov-file
• 2: https://manpages.debian.org/testing/hyperfine/hyperfine.1.en.html
• 3: https://manpages.ubuntu.com/manpages/kinetic/man1/hyperfine.1.html
• 4: https://crates.io/crates/hyperfine
• 5: https://github.com/sharkdp/hyperfine/blob/c0921351e7eb9814fc829dbf48a5c745c4b0ad91/README.md
• 6: https://github.com/sharkdp/hyperfine/blob/v1.19.0/CHANGELOG.md
• 7: Expose HYPERFINE_ITERATION to prepare and conclude commands sharkdp/hyperfine#882
• 8: ${HYPERFINE_ITERATION} is not visible in prepare or conclude commands sharkdp/hyperfine#781
• 9: Document, consolidate and complement the execution flow sharkdp/hyperfine#247
• 10: https://man.archlinux.org/man/extra/hyperfine/hyperfine.1.en
• 11: https://github.com/sharkdp/hyperfine?from_theconsensus=1

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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re

state = Path("crates/batten/src/state.rs").read_text()
lib = Path("crates/batten/src/lib.rs").read_text()
perf = Path("mise-tasks/perf.sh").read_text()
pair = Path("mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh").read_text()

checks = {
    "state root uses etcetera": "choose_base_strategy().context" in state,
    "state root uses data_dir": "strategy.data_dir().join(APP_NAMESPACE)" in state,
    "capture path uses repo state dir": "state::repo_state_dir(repo_root)?.join(\"captures\")" in Path("crates/batten/src/capture.rs").read_text(),
    "post-tool resolves repo from process cwd": "git::repo_root(Path::new(\".\"))" in lib[lib.index("fn capture_response"):lib.index("fn record_absence")],
    "post-tool stores through resolved root": "capture::store(&root, capture::Stream::Response" in lib,
    "capture budget reads cwd-relative config": 'read_to_string("batten.toml")' in lib[lib.index("fn capture_budget"):lib.index("fn hook_authority_root")],
    "perf uses one state root": len(re.findall(r'export (?:XDG_DATA_HOME|APPDATA|LOCALAPPDATA)=["$]OUT_DIR/state', perf)) == 3,
    "pair uses one state root": len(re.findall(r'export (?:XDG_DATA_HOME|APPDATA|LOCALAPPDATA)=["$]OUT_DIR/state', pair)) == 3,
    "pair runs both commands in one hyperfine invocation": 'hyperfine "${flags[@]}" "$base_cmd" "$head_cmd"' in pair,
    "pair commands can include env wrapper": 'printf \'env -C %s CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR=%s BATTEN_BIN=%s %s\'' in pair,
}
for name, result in checks.items():
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printf '%s\n' '--- post-tool fixture contents ---'
for f in crates/batten/tests/fixtures/hooks/claude-code-posttool.json \
         crates/batten/tests/fixtures/hooks/claude-code.json \
         crates/batten/tests/fixtures/hooks/claude-code-passthrough.json; do
  printf '%s\n' "--- $f ---"
  cat "$f"
done
printf '%s\n' '--- capture write and call-log behavior ---'
cat -n crates/batten/src/capture.rs | sed -n '535,630p'
cat -n crates/batten/src/capture.rs | sed -n '1490,1610p'
printf '%s\n' '--- state-root tests and environment references ---'
cat -n crates/batten/src/state.rs | sed -n '138,225p'
rg -n -C 4 -S 'XDG_DATA_HOME|APPDATA|LOCALAPPDATA|data_dir\(' crates/batten/tests crates/batten/src mise-tasks --glob '*.rs' --glob '*.sh' --glob '*.bats'

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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
printf '%s\n' '--- current commit change summary ---'
git diff --stat HEAD^ HEAD -- mise-tasks/perf.sh mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh crates/batten/src
printf '%s\n' '--- parent/current benchmark environment lines ---'
for rev in HEAD^ HEAD; do
  printf '%s\n' "--- $rev perf.sh ---"
  git show "$rev:mise-tasks/perf.sh" 2>/dev/null | grep -n -A 8 -B 5 -E 'STATE ROOT|XDG_DATA_HOME|posttool|measure posttool' || true
  printf '%s\n' "--- $rev perf-pair.sh ---"
  git show "$rev:mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh" 2>/dev/null | grep -n -A 8 -B 5 -E 'STATE ROOT|XDG_DATA_HOME|posttool|pair posttool' || true
done
printf '%s\n' '--- eviction implementation ---'
cat -n crates/batten/src/capture.rs | sed -n '1380,1490p'
printf '%s\n' '--- parent/current post-tool capture references ---'
for rev in HEAD^ HEAD; do
  printf '%s\n' "--- $rev ---"
  git grep -n -E 'capture_response|record_post_tool|Stream::Response' "$rev" -- crates/batten/src/lib.rs crates/batten/src/capture.rs 2>/dev/null | head -80 || true
done

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#!/bin/bash
set -eu
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import re
import subprocess

root = Path.cwd()
perf = Path("mise-tasks/perf.sh").read_text()
pair = Path("mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh").read_text()
lib = Path("crates/batten/src/lib.rs").read_text()
state = Path("crates/batten/src/state.rs").read_text()
capture = Path("crates/batten/src/capture.rs").read_text()

changed = subprocess.check_output(
    ["git", "diff", "--name-only", "HEAD^", "HEAD"], text=True
).splitlines()

def section(text, start, end):
    return text[text.index(start):text.index(end)]

posttool_fn = section(lib, "fn capture_response", "fn record_absence")
pair_measure = section(pair, "pair()", "# EVERY ARM RUNS")
pair_posttool = re.search(
    r'pair posttool ([^\n]+)', pair
)
perf_posttool = re.search(
    r'measure posttool ([^\n]+)', perf
)

print("HEAD^..HEAD changed files:", changed)
print("capture_response exists in HEAD^:", subprocess.run(
    ["git", "grep", "-q", "fn capture_response", "HEAD^", "--", "crates/batten/src/lib.rs"]
).returncode == 0)
print("capture_response resolves repo from process CWD:",
      'git::repo_root(Path::new("."))' in posttool_fn)
print("capture_response writes response capture:",
      'capture::store(&root, capture::Stream::Response' in posttool_fn)
print("state root uses etcetera data_dir:",
      "choose_base_strategy()" in state and "strategy.data_dir()" in state)
print("capture directory uses repo state directory:",
      'state::repo_state_dir(repo_root)?.join("captures")' in capture)
print("perf posttool:", perf_posttool.group(0) if perf_posttool else None)
print("pair posttool:", pair_posttool.group(0) if pair_posttool else None)
print("pair posttool has per-command env prefix:",
      bool(pair_posttool and re.search(r'\benv\b', pair_posttool.group(1))))
print("pair hyperfine receives both commands:",
      'hyperfine "${flags[@]}" "$base_cmd" "$head_cmd"' in pair_measure)
print("pair exports one XDG root:",
      'export XDG_DATA_HOME="$OUT_DIR/state"' in pair)
print("pair exports one APPDATA root:",
      'export APPDATA="$OUT_DIR/state"' in pair)
print("pair exports one LOCALAPPDATA root:",
      'export LOCALAPPDATA="$OUT_DIR/state"' in pair)
print("pair creates check_repo under OUT_DIR:",
      'check_repo="$OUT_DIR/check-repo"' in pair and
      'mkdir -p "$check_repo"' in pair)
PY

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Isolate capture state per perf-pair.sh arm.

perf.sh uses one clean state root for its single post-tool arm. perf-pair.sh gives both commands the same XDG_DATA_HOME, APPDATA, and LOCALAPPDATA values. Both binaries capture this fixture, so they share the response blob and calls log. Prefix the base and head commands with separate state-root environments, and clear both roots before each hyperfine measurement.

📍 Affects 2 files

• mise-tasks/perf.sh#L149-L157 (this comment)
• mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh#L178-L185

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In `@mise-tasks/perf.sh` around lines 149 - 157, Update perf-pair.sh so the base
and head commands use separate state roots instead of sharing XDG_DATA_HOME,
APPDATA, and LOCALAPPDATA; clear both roots before each hyperfine measurement.
In perf.sh, keep the existing shared isolated state-root setup unchanged, as it
is only evidence for the intended single-arm behavior. Affected sites:
perf-pair.sh lines 178-185 requires the state isolation and per-measurement
cleanup; mise-tasks/perf.sh lines 149-157 requires no direct change.

Source: MCP tools

[coderabbitai]

📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Replace bare environment exports in both mise tasks.

• mise-tasks/perf.sh#L155-L157: use the repository's mise-managed environment mechanism for the three state variables.
• mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh#L183-L185: apply the same mise-managed environment setup to the pair task.

As per coding guidelines, **/*: Use mise for everything; never a bare cargo/export/one-off install.

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• mise-tasks/perf.sh#L155-L157 (this comment)
• mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh#L183-L185

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In `@mise-tasks/perf.sh` around lines 155 - 157, Replace the bare XDG_DATA_HOME,
APPDATA, and LOCALAPPDATA exports with the repository’s mise-managed environment
mechanism in mise-tasks/perf.sh lines 155-157. Apply the same setup to
mise-tasks/perf-pair.sh lines 183-185, preserving the existing state directory
values.

Source: Coding guidelines

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Actionable comments posted: 1

🧹 Nitpick comments (1)

crates/batten/src/capture.rs (1)

1412-1416: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low value

Remove the duplicated comment.

The same three-line comment appears twice above bound_calls.

♻️ Proposed fix

     // FIRST, because the blob budget below can be satisfied while the log is
     // not: see `bound_calls`. This is the only trim, and it is unconditional.
-    // FIRST, because the blob budget below can be satisfied while the log is
-    // not: see `bound_calls`. This is the only trim, and it is unconditional.
     bound_calls(dir, max_records)?;

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In `@crates/batten/src/capture.rs` around lines 1412 - 1416, Remove the duplicated
three-line comment above the bound_calls call, retaining a single copy that
documents the unconditional trim.

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Inline comments:
In `@crates/batten/src/capture.rs`:
- Around line 1426-1449: Update evict_to_budget_in’s candidate ordering to use
raw call-log append order rather than the session-lexicographic order returned
by calls_in, while leaving calls_in unchanged for byte-stable listing behavior.
Preserve digest lookup, deduplication, and the fallback that evicts rows with no
matching call last.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@crates/batten/src/capture.rs`:
- Around line 1412-1416: Remove the duplicated three-line comment above the
bound_calls call, retaining a single copy that documents the unconditional trim.

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Inline comments:
In `@README.md`:
- Line 179: Update the README performance statement to replace the inaccurate
“two orders of magnitude inside the budget” claim with “about 30× below the
budget,” or remove the magnitude claim while preserving the published p50 and
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win

Correct the budget-margin claim.

The published values support a margin of about 30× below the 100 ms budget, not two orders of magnitude. Replace “two orders of magnitude inside the budget” with “about 30× below the budget,” or remove the magnitude claim.

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only still-valid issues, skip the rest with a brief reason, keep changes
minimal, and validate.

In `@README.md` at line 179, Update the README performance statement to replace
the inaccurate “two orders of magnitude inside the budget” claim with “about 30×
below the budget,” or remove the magnitude claim while preserving the published
p50 and p95 values.

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