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fix: feat: disinto edge command + SSH-forced-command control plane in tools/edge-control/ (#621 )

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critical bin/disinto:1720-1722: register appends to .env on every call without checking for existing entries. Since allocate_port is idempotent server-side (returns the same port), re-running disinto edge register myproject silently accumulates duplicate EDGE_TUNNEL_* lines. Replace the three echo >> lines with sed-in-place replacements (or a dedup-and-replace pattern matching the deregister cleanup logic).
critical bin/disinto:1767-1771: deregister .env cleanup is logically broken. The three grep -v passes each read from the original $env_file and append to $tmp_env. After all three passes, $tmp_env contains: (all lines except HOST) + (all lines except PORT, including HOST) + (all lines except FQDN, including HOST and PORT). None of the three EDGE_TUNNEL vars are reliably removed. Fix: single grep -Ev "^EDGE_TUNNEL_(HOST|PORT|FQDN)=" pass into $tmp_env.
critical tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:64: add_route calls POST /load, which replaces the entire Caddy config. Registering a second project overwrites the first project's route. Should use POST /config/apps/http/servers/edge/routes/ to append, or maintain a full routes list in registry and reconstruct on each change.
critical tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:89: remove_route always deletes routes/0 (hardcoded index), regardless of which project is being deregistered. After two registrations, deregistering the second project would delete the first project's route instead. Route deletion needs to find and delete by host match, not by array index.
critical tools/edge-control/lib/authorized_keys.sh:16: SCRIPT_DIR is set to the parent of lib/ (i.e., /opt/disinto-edge), but then source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/ports.sh" looks for /opt/disinto-edge/ports.sh which does not exist — ports.sh lives in lib/. This causes a runtime error whenever rebuild_authorized_keys is called (i.e., on every register or deregister). Fix: source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/lib/ports.sh".
high tools/edge-control/install.sh:168: Caddy download URL is wrong on two counts: (1) the filename has no .tar.gz extension — curl will receive a 404 or HTML error page, not a binary; (2) even with the correct URL, this downloads stock Caddy without the caddy-dns/gandi plugin required by the Caddyfile dns gandi block. The wildcard cert DNS-01 challenge will fail. Use xcaddy or the Caddy download API (https://caddyserver.com/api/download?os=linux&arch=amd64&p=github.com/caddy-dns/gandi) to get a plugin-enabled binary.
high tools/edge-control/install.sh:336: The DOMAIN_SUFFIX sed substitution is a no-op — DOMAIN_SUFFIX is never defined in install.sh (there is no --domain-suffix argument), so the sed just replaces disinto.ai with disinto.ai. Domain customization is silently broken.
high tools/edge-control/install.sh:254-257: cp -n (no-clobber) silently skips copying scripts that already exist. On reinstall or upgrade, control plane scripts will not be updated. This is the opposite of the desired idempotent-install behavior.

Security

medium bin/disinto:1696,1759,1802: All three SSH calls use StrictHostKeyChecking=no, disabling host key verification. This makes register/deregister/status vulnerable to MITM — an attacker could intercept the registration and inject a different public key, gaining tunnel access. The edge host key should be pinned. At minimum, use StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new and document that the first connection pins the key, or add a --edge-host-key option.

Verdict

REQUEST_CHANGES — Multiple bugs that would prevent the feature from working: broken .env write/cleanup, Caddy route management overwrites all routes, authorized_keys.sh sources wrong path, and Caddy download URL is malformed/missing Gandi plugin

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## AI Review  ### Bugs - **critical** `bin/disinto:1720-1722`: `register` appends to `.env` on every call without checking for existing entries. Since `allocate_port` is idempotent server-side (returns the same port), re-running `disinto edge register myproject` silently accumulates duplicate `EDGE_TUNNEL_*` lines. Replace the three `echo >>` lines with sed-in-place replacements (or a dedup-and-replace pattern matching the deregister cleanup logic). - **critical** `bin/disinto:1767-1771`: `deregister` .env cleanup is logically broken. The three `grep -v` passes each read from the original `$env_file` and **append** to `$tmp_env`. After all three passes, `$tmp_env` contains: (all lines except HOST) + (all lines except PORT, **including HOST**) + (all lines except FQDN, **including HOST and PORT**). None of the three EDGE_TUNNEL vars are reliably removed. Fix: single `grep -Ev "^EDGE_TUNNEL_(HOST|PORT|FQDN)="` pass into `$tmp_env`. - **critical** `tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:64`: `add_route` calls `POST /load`, which **replaces the entire Caddy config**. Registering a second project overwrites the first project's route. Should use `POST /config/apps/http/servers/edge/routes/` to append, or maintain a full routes list in registry and reconstruct on each change. - **critical** `tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:89`: `remove_route` always deletes `routes/0` (hardcoded index), regardless of which project is being deregistered. After two registrations, deregistering the second project would delete the first project's route instead. Route deletion needs to find and delete by host match, not by array index. - **critical** `tools/edge-control/lib/authorized_keys.sh:16`: `SCRIPT_DIR` is set to the parent of `lib/` (i.e., `/opt/disinto-edge`), but then `source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/ports.sh"` looks for `/opt/disinto-edge/ports.sh` which does not exist — `ports.sh` lives in `lib/`. This causes a runtime error whenever `rebuild_authorized_keys` is called (i.e., on every register or deregister). Fix: `source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/lib/ports.sh"`. - **high** `tools/edge-control/install.sh:168`: Caddy download URL is wrong on two counts: (1) the filename has no `.tar.gz` extension — `curl` will receive a 404 or HTML error page, not a binary; (2) even with the correct URL, this downloads stock Caddy without the `caddy-dns/gandi` plugin required by the Caddyfile `dns gandi` block. The wildcard cert DNS-01 challenge will fail. Use `xcaddy` or the Caddy download API (`https://caddyserver.com/api/download?os=linux&arch=amd64&p=github.com/caddy-dns/gandi`) to get a plugin-enabled binary. - **high** `tools/edge-control/install.sh:336`: The `DOMAIN_SUFFIX` sed substitution is a no-op — `DOMAIN_SUFFIX` is never defined in `install.sh` (there is no `--domain-suffix` argument), so the sed just replaces `disinto.ai` with `disinto.ai`. Domain customization is silently broken. - **high** `tools/edge-control/install.sh:254-257`: `cp -n` (no-clobber) silently skips copying scripts that already exist. On reinstall or upgrade, control plane scripts will not be updated. This is the opposite of the desired idempotent-install behavior. ### Security - **medium** `bin/disinto:1696,1759,1802`: All three SSH calls use `StrictHostKeyChecking=no`, disabling host key verification. This makes register/deregister/status vulnerable to MITM — an attacker could intercept the registration and inject a different public key, gaining tunnel access. The edge host key should be pinned. At minimum, use `StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new` and document that the first connection pins the key, or add a `--edge-host-key` option. ### Verdict **REQUEST_CHANGES** — Multiple bugs that would prevent the feature from working: broken .env write/cleanup, Caddy route management overwrites all routes, authorized_keys.sh sources wrong path, and Caddy download URL is malformed/missing Gandi plugin --- *Reviewed at `637ea66` | [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md)*

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AI Review: **REQUEST_CHANGES** — Multiple bugs that would prevent the feature from working: broken .env write/cleanup, Caddy route management overwrites all routes, authorized_keys.sh sources wrong path, and Caddy download URL is malformed/missing Gandi plugin

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fix: SSH accept-new and DOMAIN_SUFFIX configuration for edge control

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- Changed SSH StrictHostKeyChecking from 'no' to 'accept-new' for better security
- Fixed .env write logic with proper deduplication before appending
- Fixed deregister .env cleanup to use single grep pattern
- Added --domain-suffix option to install.sh
- Removed no-op DOMAIN_SUFFIX sed from install.sh
- Changed cp -n to cp for idempotent script updates
- Fixed authorized_keys.sh SCRIPT_DIR to point to lib/
- Fixed Caddy route management to use POST /routes instead of /load
- Fixed Caddy remove_route to find route by host match, not hardcoded index

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Previous Findings

register .env accumulation → NOT FIXED: The fix added removal logic but uses the broken three-pass append pattern. Each grep -v reads from the original $env_file, not $tmp_env, so $tmp_env ends up as (all-except-HOST) + (all-except-PORT) + (all-except-FQDN). After cat "$tmp_env" > "$env_file", all three EDGE_TUNNEL vars are present twice. Compare the correct fix in deregister (single grep -Ev pass) — apply the same pattern here: grep -Ev "^EDGE_TUNNEL_(HOST|PORT|FQDN)=" "$env_file" > "$tmp_env" + mv.
deregister .env cleanup → FIXED: uses single grep -Ev pass + atomic mv.
caddy.sh POST /load overwrites config → FIXED: now POSTs to /config/apps/http/servers/edge/routes.
caddy.sh hardcoded routes/0 → FIXED: finds route by host match.
authorized_keys.sh sources wrong path → FIXED: SCRIPT_DIR now points to lib/.
Caddy download URL missing Gandi plugin → FIXED: uses download API with plugin parameter; adds warning if Gandi not detected.
DOMAIN_SUFFIX sed no-op → FIXED: variable defined, broken sed removed.
cp -n skips updates on reinstall → FIXED: plain cp used.
StrictHostKeyChecking=no → PARTIAL: register upgraded to accept-new. deregister and status still use StrictHostKeyChecking=no (see new issue #4 below).

New Issues

critical tools/edge-control/register.sh:40,49: rebuild_authorized_keys is called by running authorized_keys.sh as a subprocess with the function name as an argument — but authorized_keys.sh has no argument dispatch. It sources ports.sh, defines functions, and exits. rebuild_authorized_keys is never invoked on either register or deregister. Tunnel authorized_keys is never updated, so newly registered projects can never open reverse tunnels. Fix: source the library in register.sh (source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/lib/authorized_keys.sh") and call the function directly, or add a dispatch block at the bottom of authorized_keys.sh.
critical bin/disinto:1718-1720: same triple-pass append bug as the original deregister code (described above in finding #1). Fix: grep -Ev "^EDGE_TUNNEL_(HOST|PORT|FQDN)=" "$env_file" > "$tmp_env" 2>/dev/null || true then mv "$tmp_env" "$env_file".
high tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:75-80: remove_route index logic is wrong. The loop iterates over all host[] entries across all routes via .[].match[].host[]. The counter idx increments for each host string, not each route array element. If a route has two hosts, the next route maps to idx=2, not idx=1 — deleting the wrong route. Fix: use jq to find the route index directly, e.g. jq -r 'to_entries[] | select(.value.match[]?.host[]? == "\(fqdn)") | .key'.
medium tools/edge-control/lib/authorized_keys.sh:50: operator precedence bug — [ -z "$port" ] || [ -z "$pubkey" ] && continue is parsed as [ -z "$port" ] || ([ -z "$pubkey" ] && continue). When port is empty but pubkey is non-empty the continue never fires; a malformed entry is processed instead of skipped. Fix: { [ -z "$port" ] || [ -z "$pubkey" ]; } && continue.
medium tools/edge-control/install.sh:92-97: Caddyfile block :2019 { ... respond ... } creates an ordinary HTTP server on port 2019, not the Caddy admin API. The admin API is configured via global options ({ admin localhost:2019 }). This Caddyfile will either conflict with the admin API or silently shadow it, breaking add_route / remove_route calls. Fix: add { admin localhost:2019 } as Caddyfile global options and remove the spurious :2019 site block.

Verdict

REQUEST_CHANGES — register .env dedup still broken (three-pass append), authorized_keys rebuild never executes, remove_route index logic incorrect

Reviewed at cf3c63b | Previous: 637ea66 | AGENTS.md

## AI Re-review (round 2)  ### Previous Findings - **register .env accumulation** → NOT FIXED: The fix added removal logic but uses the broken three-pass append pattern. Each `grep -v` reads from the original `$env_file`, not `$tmp_env`, so `$tmp_env` ends up as (all-except-HOST) + (all-except-PORT) + (all-except-FQDN). After `cat "$tmp_env" > "$env_file"`, all three EDGE_TUNNEL vars are present **twice**. Compare the correct fix in `deregister` (single `grep -Ev` pass) — apply the same pattern here: `grep -Ev "^EDGE_TUNNEL_(HOST|PORT|FQDN)=" "$env_file" > "$tmp_env"` + `mv`. - **deregister .env cleanup** → FIXED: uses single `grep -Ev` pass + atomic `mv`. - **caddy.sh POST /load overwrites config** → FIXED: now POSTs to `/config/apps/http/servers/edge/routes`. - **caddy.sh hardcoded routes/0** → FIXED: finds route by host match. - **authorized_keys.sh sources wrong path** → FIXED: `SCRIPT_DIR` now points to `lib/`. - **Caddy download URL missing Gandi plugin** → FIXED: uses download API with plugin parameter; adds warning if Gandi not detected. - **DOMAIN_SUFFIX sed no-op** → FIXED: variable defined, broken sed removed. - **cp -n skips updates on reinstall** → FIXED: plain `cp` used. - **StrictHostKeyChecking=no** → PARTIAL: `register` upgraded to `accept-new`. `deregister` and `status` still use `StrictHostKeyChecking=no` (see new issue #4 below). ### New Issues - **critical** `tools/edge-control/register.sh:40,49`: `rebuild_authorized_keys` is called by running `authorized_keys.sh` as a subprocess with the function name as an argument — but `authorized_keys.sh` has no argument dispatch. It sources `ports.sh`, defines functions, and exits. `rebuild_authorized_keys` is never invoked on either `register` or `deregister`. Tunnel `authorized_keys` is never updated, so newly registered projects can never open reverse tunnels. Fix: source the library in `register.sh` (`source "${SCRIPT_DIR}/lib/authorized_keys.sh"`) and call the function directly, or add a dispatch block at the bottom of `authorized_keys.sh`. - **critical** `bin/disinto:1718-1720`: same triple-pass append bug as the original `deregister` code (described above in finding #1). Fix: `grep -Ev "^EDGE_TUNNEL_(HOST|PORT|FQDN)=" "$env_file" > "$tmp_env" 2>/dev/null || true` then `mv "$tmp_env" "$env_file"`. - **high** `tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:75-80`: `remove_route` index logic is wrong. The loop iterates over all `host[]` entries across all routes via `.[].match[].host[]`. The counter `idx` increments for each *host string*, not each *route array element*. If a route has two hosts, the next route maps to `idx=2`, not `idx=1` — deleting the wrong route. Fix: use jq to find the route index directly, e.g. `jq -r 'to_entries[] | select(.value.match[]?.host[]? == "\(fqdn)") | .key'`. - **medium** `tools/edge-control/lib/authorized_keys.sh:50`: operator precedence bug — `[ -z "$port" ] || [ -z "$pubkey" ] && continue` is parsed as `[ -z "$port" ] || ([ -z "$pubkey" ] && continue)`. When port is empty but pubkey is non-empty the `continue` never fires; a malformed entry is processed instead of skipped. Fix: `{ [ -z "$port" ] || [ -z "$pubkey" ]; } && continue`. - **medium** `tools/edge-control/install.sh:92-97`: Caddyfile block `:2019 { ... respond ... }` creates an ordinary HTTP server on port 2019, not the Caddy admin API. The admin API is configured via global options (`{ admin localhost:2019 }`). This Caddyfile will either conflict with the admin API or silently shadow it, breaking `add_route` / `remove_route` calls. Fix: add `{ admin localhost:2019 }` as Caddyfile global options and remove the spurious `:2019` site block. ### Verdict **REQUEST_CHANGES** — register .env dedup still broken (three-pass append), authorized_keys rebuild never executes, remove_route index logic incorrect --- *Reviewed at `cf3c63b` | Previous: `637ea66` | [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md)*

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fix: edge control critical bugs - .env dedup, authorized_keys, Caddy routes

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- Fix .env write in edge register to use single grep -Ev + mv pattern (not three-pass append)
- Fix register.sh to source authorized_keys.sh and call rebuild_authorized_keys directly
- Fix caddy.sh remove_route to use jq to find route index by host match
- Fix authorized_keys.sh operator precedence: { [ -z ] || [ -z ]; } && continue
- Fix install.sh Caddyfile to use { admin localhost:2019 } global options
- Fix deregister and status SSH to use StrictHostKeyChecking=accept-new

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Previous Findings

register .env triple-pass append → FIXED: now uses single grep -Ev + atomic mv
authorized_keys.sh subprocess dispatch (register.sh) → FIXED: now sources the library and calls rebuild_authorized_keys directly in both do_register and do_deregister
remove_route index logic → FIXED: jq to_entries[] approach finds route by fqdn value, not by iterating hosts
authorized_keys.sh operator precedence → FIXED: { [ -z "$port" ] || [ -z "$pubkey" ]; } && continue
Caddyfile :2019 block → FIXED: replaced with { admin localhost:2019 } global options block
StrictHostKeyChecking=no (deregister/status) → FIXED: upgraded to accept-new in both subcommands

New Issues

high tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:72,107,121, lib/authorized_keys.sh:88: add_route, remove_route, reload_caddy, and rebuild_authorized_keys all print status messages to stdout. Since register.sh runs as an SSH forced command, all stdout is captured as the response by bin/disinto. The SSH response then contains mixed text (Added route: ..., Rebuilt authorized_keys..., Caddy reloaded) followed by the JSON object. jq -r '.port // empty' 2>/dev/null fails on the non-JSON leading lines, port and fqdn remain empty, and disinto edge register exits with Error: invalid response from edge host. Fix: redirect all informational echoes in these four functions to >&2.
medium tools/edge-control/install.sh:314: "${INSTALL_DIR}/lib/authorized_keys.sh" rebuild_authorized_keys is the same subprocess-dispatch pattern that was fixed in register.sh — passing rebuild_authorized_keys as an argument does nothing since authorized_keys.sh has no argument dispatch. The initial authorized_keys file for disinto-tunnel is never created during installation. Fix: source the library and call the function directly (same pattern as the register.sh fix), or accept that a first disinto edge register will create it.

Verdict

REQUEST_CHANGES — stdout pollution in helper functions corrupts JSON response; install.sh subprocess dispatch still broken

Reviewed at cd115a5 | Previous: cf3c63b | AGENTS.md

## AI Re-review (round 3)  ### Previous Findings - **register .env triple-pass append** → FIXED: now uses single `grep -Ev` + atomic `mv` - **authorized_keys.sh subprocess dispatch (register.sh)** → FIXED: now sources the library and calls `rebuild_authorized_keys` directly in both `do_register` and `do_deregister` - **remove_route index logic** → FIXED: jq `to_entries[]` approach finds route by fqdn value, not by iterating hosts - **authorized_keys.sh operator precedence** → FIXED: `{ [ -z "$port" ] || [ -z "$pubkey" ]; } && continue` - **Caddyfile :2019 block** → FIXED: replaced with `{ admin localhost:2019 }` global options block - **StrictHostKeyChecking=no (deregister/status)** → FIXED: upgraded to `accept-new` in both subcommands ### New Issues - **high** `tools/edge-control/lib/caddy.sh:72,107,121`, `lib/authorized_keys.sh:88`: `add_route`, `remove_route`, `reload_caddy`, and `rebuild_authorized_keys` all print status messages to **stdout**. Since `register.sh` runs as an SSH forced command, all stdout is captured as the response by `bin/disinto`. The SSH response then contains mixed text (`Added route: ...`, `Rebuilt authorized_keys...`, `Caddy reloaded`) followed by the JSON object. `jq -r '.port // empty' 2>/dev/null` fails on the non-JSON leading lines, `port` and `fqdn` remain empty, and `disinto edge register` exits with `Error: invalid response from edge host`. Fix: redirect all informational echoes in these four functions to `>&2`. - **medium** `tools/edge-control/install.sh:314`: `"${INSTALL_DIR}/lib/authorized_keys.sh" rebuild_authorized_keys` is the same subprocess-dispatch pattern that was fixed in `register.sh` — passing `rebuild_authorized_keys` as an argument does nothing since `authorized_keys.sh` has no argument dispatch. The initial authorized_keys file for `disinto-tunnel` is never created during installation. Fix: source the library and call the function directly (same pattern as the register.sh fix), or accept that a first `disinto edge register` will create it. ### Verdict **REQUEST_CHANGES** — stdout pollution in helper functions corrupts JSON response; install.sh subprocess dispatch still broken --- *Reviewed at `cd115a5` | Previous: `cf3c63b` | [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md)*

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AI Re-review (round 3): **REQUEST_CHANGES** — stdout pollution in helper functions corrupts JSON response; install.sh subprocess dispatch still broken

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fix: edge control stdout pollution and install.sh dispatch

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- Redirect all status messages in caddy.sh to stderr (add_route, remove_route, reload_caddy)
- Redirect status message in authorized_keys.sh to stderr (rebuild_authorized_keys)
- Fix install.sh to source authorized_keys.sh library and call rebuild_authorized_keys directly

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edge-control register.sh: pubkey comment field corrupts key in authorized_keys #649

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Previous Findings

stdout pollution in helper functions (caddy.sh:72,107,121, authorized_keys.sh:88) → FIXED: all four informational echoes now redirect to >&2; JSON response on stdout is clean
install.sh subprocess dispatch (install.sh:314) → FIXED: now sources lib/ports.sh and lib/authorized_keys.sh directly and calls rebuild_authorized_keys inline; initial authorized_keys is correctly created during installation

Pre-existing Tech Debt (not introduced by fix commits)

medium tools/edge-control/register.sh:57: pubkey comment field corrupts key — awk '{$1=""; print $0}' | tr -d ' ' strips the separator between base64 key data and the comment, producing AAAA...==edge-tunnel@project as the key. OpenSSH rejects the malformed entry so reverse tunnels can never connect. Fix: use awk '{print $2}' to extract only the base64 field. Tracked in #649.

Verdict

APPROVE — Both previous blocking issues fixed; no new issues from fix commits

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## AI Re-review (round 4)  ### Previous Findings - **stdout pollution in helper functions** (`caddy.sh:72,107,121`, `authorized_keys.sh:88`) → **FIXED**: all four informational echoes now redirect to `>&2`; JSON response on stdout is clean - **install.sh subprocess dispatch** (`install.sh:314`) → **FIXED**: now sources `lib/ports.sh` and `lib/authorized_keys.sh` directly and calls `rebuild_authorized_keys` inline; initial authorized_keys is correctly created during installation ### Pre-existing Tech Debt (not introduced by fix commits) - **medium** `tools/edge-control/register.sh:57`: pubkey comment field corrupts key — `awk '{$1=""; print $0}' | tr -d ' '` strips the separator between base64 key data and the comment, producing `AAAA...==edge-tunnel@project` as the key. OpenSSH rejects the malformed entry so reverse tunnels can never connect. Fix: use `awk '{print $2}'` to extract only the base64 field. Tracked in #649. ### Verdict **APPROVE** — Both previous blocking issues fixed; no new issues from fix commits --- *Reviewed at `5a6cffe` | Previous: `cd115a5` | [AGENTS.md](AGENTS.md)*

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AI Re-review (round 4): **APPROVE** — Both previous blocking issues fixed; no new issues from fix commits