Historical integration gap plan
Date: 2026-08-19
Status: Closed on 2026-08-20
Current tracker: integration hardening and staging readiness
Purpose of this record
This plan was opened immediately after the source integration to restore an honest test signal and commission the imported runtime. Its intermediate test counts, stubs, missing routes, and phase labels no longer describe the tree. They are not release evidence.
Completed outcomes
- Removed the temporary skipped-test scaffold and restored the full local test suite.
- Completed runtime configuration for providers, tools, memory, voice, and clustering.
- Restored the application supervision tree, Horde/Ra integration, and boot catalog validation.
- Reconciled schema gaps for voice, provenance, work, forge builds, and forge deploys.
- Mounted the chat, computer, controller, data-rights, status, changelog, leaderboard, operator, code, issue, and project surfaces.
- Added the Git HTTP route, forge build/deploy records, and local release proof harnesses.
- Ported and enabled the integrated test suite, then added broad issue/project controller, domain, and LiveView coverage.
- Added an exact-SHA owned baseline gate, merged local/cluster coverage, and a disposable production-release smoke test.
Unresolved work moved forward
Nothing remains owned by this plan. Its unresolved topics moved to explicit gates in the current hardening plan:
- Documentation and invariant reconciliation: Gate 3.
- Dependency, Markdown, asset, icon, and component consolidation: Gate 4.
- Runtime configuration and startup validation: Gate 5.
- Identity, route authority, token lifecycle, and secret handling: Gate 6.
- Repository and tenant scoping for issues/projects: Gate 7.
- Chat, recovery, memory, work, machine, and voice hardening: Gate 8.
- Build isolation, artifact durability, transactional deployment, relup, and rolling replacement: Gates 9–11.
- Owned gates, isolated staging, regression evidence, failure injection, and soak: Gates 12–16.
Do not reopen this file as a parallel tracker. Add new findings to the current hardening plan so readiness has one ordered source of truth.