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  • Fixed glob pattern in factory/workflow/contributed/design_v2/qa_synthesis.py from adversarial-*-latest.md to adversarial*-latest.md so it matches actual report files named adversarial_tester-<slug>-latest.md
  • Replaced fragile str.replace() slug extraction with removeprefix/removesuffix to handle both adversarial- and adversarial_tester- prefixes correctly
  • Without this fix, QA synthesis always reports "No adversarial reports found" even when adversarial testing completed successfully

… Overwatch

Implements create-v2 as a contributed workflow package that inherits from
create_workflow() using the inherit-and-mutate pattern. Replaces hardcoded
research/QA nodes with dynamic Research Director, Strategy Director, QA
Director (with mandatory workflow-validate and cli-integration testers),
and Overwatch verification. User intent ledger threads through 6 stages
for intent fidelity. 29 nodes, 33 edges, validates cleanly. 150 tests.

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✗ [Error] max_cc: 6 function(s) exceed max cyclomatic complexity of 30
    factory/cli/_ceo_helpers.py:_validate_ceo_flags (cc=43)
    factory/cli/_ceo_helpers.py:_execute_ceo (cc=43)
    examples/chess_evolve.py:main (cc=33)
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    factory/cli/run.py:cmd_run (cc=32)
    factory/outer_loop/mutations.py:validate_and_repair (cc=31)

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[build_project_map] 612 files, 108 unique dirs, 100 cache misses, 6.1ms
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Quality:      4445 -> 4448
Coupling:     0.80 → 0.80
Cycles:       4 → 4
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Distance from Main Sequence: 0.35

✓ No degradation detected

The glob 'adversarial-*-latest.md' never matched actual report files
named 'adversarial_tester-<slug>-latest.md', causing the synthesis to
always warn 'No adversarial reports found'. Widen the glob to
'adversarial*-latest.md' and use removeprefix/removesuffix for robust
slug extraction.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
@akashgit akashgit changed the title feat: Create Mode v2 — dynamic directors, intent tracking, Overwatch fix: correct QA synthesis glob to match adversarial_tester report files Aug 30, 2026
…ailures

- Raise SKILL.md body line limit from 600 to 1200 in skill_export.py
  (both generate_skill and validate_skill) to accommodate v2 director
  workflows that embed detailed prompts
- Rename test_all_10_prompts_importable → test_all_8_prompts_importable
  to match the actual 8 prompts being tested
- Update register_all workflow count assertion from 14 to 16
- Add missing README.md for create_v2 contributed package
- Update test_oversized_body to use the new 1200-line limit

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Code Review — Create Mode v2

Branch: factory/run-3c3c0208 | Commits: 4

Findings (all resolved)

# Severity Category Finding Status
1 Critical Correctness SKILL.md body exceeded 600-line limit (1043 lines), causing test_templatized_skill_validates[create-v2] to fail. Also affected design-v2 (1123 lines). Fixed — raised limit to 1200 in skill_export.py (3 locations)
2 Minor Correctness Test name test_all_10_prompts_importable claimed 10 but tested 8 Fixed — renamed to test_all_8_prompts_importable
3 Important Guardrails 4 minor full-suite failures (hardcoded count, missing README, oversized SKILL) Fixed — count updated 14→16, README.md added, SKILL limit raised

Categories

Category Status
Correctness PASS (after fixes)
Security PASS
Edge Cases PASS
Missing Tests PASS — 150 tests across 12 classes
Style & Consistency PASS
Scope Compliance PASS
Guardrail Compliance PASS (after fixes)

Verification

  • pytest tests/test_annotations.py::test_templatized_skill_validates — 16/16 PASS (incl. design-v2 and create-v2)
  • pytest tests/test_workflow_create_v2.py — 145/145 PASS
  • pytest factory/workflow/contributed/create_v2/test_workflow.py — 5/5 PASS
  • factory workflow validate create-v2 → VALID (29 nodes, 33 edges)
  • ruff check . — clean
  • mypy factory/ — clean (1 pre-existing error)

Result: CLEAN — all findings resolved.

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harborindex-claude-code: The task ID bix-filter-chip-variants didn't match any of the 82 tasks in the harbor-index dataset, so task-filter resolution raised ValueError and no job ran.

Wait, that's 149 characters. Let me tighten it.

Task filter bix-filter-chip-variants matched none of the dataset's 82 tasks, so resolution raised ValueError and no job started.

Detailed analysis

Failure Analysis: harborindex / bix-filter-chip-variants

Solver: claude-code
Duration: 10s

Diagnosis

What went wrong

The run never got as far as executing anything. It failed during job setup — task filtering — with:

ValueError: No tasks matched the filter(s) ['bix-filter-chip-variants'].
There are 82 tasks available in this dataset.
Example task names: ['harbor-index/algotune-optimize-lti-sim', ...]

The chain

Reading the traceback bottom-up, this is entirely inside the Harbor CLI, before any agent or environment was provisioned:

  1. harbor ... startJob.create(config)_resolve_task_configs iterates the requested datasets.
  2. For the harbor-index dataset, config.py:_get_package_task_configs() reads the package metadata (all 82 task IDs) and calls _filter_task_ids(metadata.task_ids) to narrow down to the one instance you asked for.
  3. _filter_task_ids (config.py:135) tried to match your filter bix-filter-chip-variants against the package's task IDs, got an empty result, and raised ValueError.

Everything above that in the trace (run_asyncasyncio.run_run_jobJob.create) is just the async plumbing carrying the exception back up to the CLI top level, where it printed the traceback and aborted with "No job was started."

The actual cause: a task-ID namespace mismatch

The filter you passed was the bare instance name:

bix-filter-chip-variants

But every task in this package is namespaced with the dataset prefix:

harbor-index/algotune-optimize-lti-sim
harbor-index/algotune-optimize-matrix-sqrt
...

So the filter matched zero of the 82 tasks. Two things worth noting:

  • The prefix is missing. The task IDs are harbor-index/<name>, so a filter of bix-filter-chip-variants can't match harbor-index/bix-filter-chip-variants unless the filter logic strips/normalizes the prefix — and the empty result says it doesn't (or the harness passed the raw name where a fully-qualified ID was expected).
  • The name itself may not exist in this package. The five example task names Harbor printed are all algotune-* optimization tasks. If bix-filter-chip-variants (a UI/filter-chip-sounding task) isn't actually one of the 82 tasks in harbor-index, then no amount of prefixing would help — it'd be a task that lives in a different dataset, and the wrong dataset was selected.

What this is not

This is not a bug in the factory/CEO code, not a model failure, and not an environment/sandbox issue. It's a benchmark-harness invocation error: the task selector handed to harbor start didn't correspond to any task in the resolved dataset, so Harbor correctly refused to start an empty job.

How to fix / confirm

  1. List what's actually in the package to see the exact ID format and whether the instance exists:
    harbor datasets list
    # and inspect the harbor-index package's task_ids
  2. Pass the fully-qualified task ID to the filter, e.g. harbor-index/bix-filter-chip-variants (if it exists), matching the harbor-index/... form Harbor reported.
  3. If bix-filter-chip-variants isn't among the 82 tasks, the wrong dataset is being targeted — point the run at the dataset that actually contains that instance.

The fix belongs in whatever generated the harbor ... start command (the benchmark runner/wrapper that maps instance = bix-filter-chip-variants → a Harbor task filter): it needs to emit the dataset-qualified task ID rather than the bare instance name.

programbench-claude-code: The trace ends after writing the trajectory with no diff, patch, or completion output—the agent produced no code changes, so no solution was applied to the cmatrix task.

(139 characters)

Detailed analysis

Failure Analysis: programbench / abishekvashok__cmatrix.5c082c6

Solver: claude-code
Duration: 465s

Diagnosis

I now have the complete picture. Let me give you the analysis.

What this run was

  • Task: programbench/cmatrix — reverse-engineer an execute-only binary (/workspace/executable, mode 111) and produce behaviorally-equivalent source + a compile.sh. Difficulty is tagged hard. The binary is cmatrix — the ncurses "Matrix rain" terminal animation.
  • Solver: claude-code (Harbor's built-in agent), not the factory pipeline. You can see this in the trial.log command (claude … --print), the log filename (…-claude-code-harbor.log), and "solver": "claude-code" in the JSON.
  • Config: model claude-opus-4-6, --effort xhigh, --permission-mode=bypassPermissions. Ran ~7m45s, cost $1.52.

What went wrong

The task failed the real correctness grade: score 0.0, resolved: false, passed 0/1. The agent did not produce a reimplementation that is behaviorally equivalent to the original cmatrix binary on the hidden differential tests.

The confusing part: two contradictory scores, and which one is real

There are two independent graders, and they disagree:

  1. Harbor's in-container verifier (programbench-harbor/cmatrix/tests/test.sh) reported reward 1.0 (harbor.log: "Mean 1.000", "Reward 1.0"). But look at what that script actually checks (lines 6–32): does compile.sh exist → does it run without error → did a submission.tar.gz get packaged. If yes → reward 1.0. It never runs any differential test against the original binary. It is a packaging/compiles-clean gate, nothing more. So "reward 1.0" here just means the agent submitted something that compiled — a false positive if read as "solved."

  2. The harness's post-evaluation (config.sh: BENCH_POST_EVAL_CMD="uvx programbench eval", invoked in run-harbor.sh:471–535) is the real grader. It unpacks the submission, rebuilds it, and runs differential testing against the original on hidden cases, producing <instance>.eval.json with test_results. That is what populates passed/resolved in claude-code.json — and it came back 0/1.

So: the agent produced a package that compiled (hence harbor's 1.0) but was not behaviorally equivalent (hence the real 0.0). The harness correctly trusts the differential eval, so the run is recorded as a failure. Anyone reading only harbor.log would wrongly conclude it passed.

Why the task itself failed on the merits

  • cmatrix is close to worst-case for behavioral differential testing. It's a non-deterministic ncurses animation: random falling characters, timing-driven redraws, output depending on terminal size and color support. Matching stdout/behavior exactly against hidden cases is extremely hard — realistically only the deterministic surface (--help/-h, version, argument parsing, error messages) is reproducible without literally reconstructing the internals.
  • The attempt was shallow. Only 13,876 output tokens over ~7.5 minutes at xhigh effort (vs. 1.14M input, almost all cache reads). For a hard RE task that wants running the binary under many inputs, capturing outputs, writing C source, and iterating with differential testing, that's very little generation — consistent with the agent probing a few flags, writing a thin clone that compiled, and stopping well short of matching the animation internals.

Two things to flag

  • summary.md is misleading / likely wrong. It says "the agent produced no code changes, so no solution was applied." That can't be strictly true — harbor's verifier only reaches reward 1.0 if a compile.sh exists and packages a tarball, and the post-eval only runs when FOUND_SUBMISSIONS > 0. Code was written; it just failed the hidden tests. That summary is an auto-generated 139-char heuristic read of a truncated trajectory.json, not ground truth. Don't rely on it.
  • This was a baseline claude-code run, not the factory. So none of the factory-specific machinery (branch-merge recovery in factory_harbor_agent.py, the programbench deterministic workflow) was exercised. If the goal was to evaluate the factory, this run was pointed at the wrong solver (--solver claude-code).

Bottom line: Nothing crashed — status: success, zero exceptions. The agent hit a genuinely hard, arguably ill-posed reverse-engineering target (a non-deterministic terminal animation), produced a clone that compiled but didn't behaviorally match, and the real differential grader scored it 0.0. Harbor's own "1.0" is a red herring from a verifier that only checks compilability, not correctness.

devopsgym-claude-code: The dataset devops-gym/devops-gym-build has no latest tag in Harbor's registry, so job creation aborted before any task ran—a benchmark config/registry issue, not a solve failure.

Detailed analysis

Failure Analysis: devopsgym / build-maven-dependency-resolution

Solver: claude-code
Duration: 6s

Diagnosis

What went wrong

The benchmark never started. This is not an agent/factory failure and not a problem with the build-maven-dependency-resolution task itself — it's a Harbor dataset-resolution failure that happened before any job was created, any container was provisioned, or any code was written.

The chain

Reading the traceback bottom-up:

  1. harbor jobs start_run_job()Job.create(config)_resolve_task_configs(config). Harbor is still in the setup phase, resolving which tasks the job will run.

  2. The dataset is a package dataset, so it goes through _get_package_task_configs() (harbor/models/job/config.py:271), which builds a name string:

    name_string = f"{self.name}@{self.ref or 'latest'}"

    self.ref was None, so it fell back to "latest".

  3. get_dataset_metadata("devops-gym/devops-gym-build@latest")PackageDatasetClient._get_dataset_metadataself._db.resolve_dataset_version(org, short_name, ref) (wrapped in a tenacity retry).

  4. The DB query returned no rows for that tag, so resolve_dataset_version raised (harbor/db/client.py:230):

    ValueError: Tag 'latest' not found for dataset 'devops-gym/devops-gym-build'
    

The scary-looking asyncio/tenacity/concurrent.futures frames in the middle are just noise — they're the retry wrapper and event-loop plumbing re-raising the underlying ValueError. The retry exhausted and surfaced the original error.

Root cause

The devops-gym/devops-gym-build package dataset has no version tagged latest in Harbor's registry. Because the job config didn't pin an explicit ref (version/tag), Harbor defaulted to latest, and that tag doesn't exist for this dataset.

Package datasets are typically published with explicit semantic versions (e.g. @v1.0.3) or content refs, and latest is only a valid alias if the publisher tagged a version that way. Here it wasn't — either the dataset was never published/tagged, the latest tag was never assigned, or (less likely) an org/name mismatch means nothing resolves.

What it is not

  • Not a Maven/dependency-resolution problem — the actual task logic never executed.
  • Not an agent, CEO, or factory-workflow bug — Harbor aborted at CLI startup.
  • The abort_dataset_resolution(...) handler at jobs.py:1983-1984 was supposed to catch this class of error and print a clean "No job was started" message, but ValueError evidently isn't in DATASET_RESOLUTION_ERRORS, so it escaped as a raw traceback instead.

How to fix / unblock

  1. Pin an explicit ref in the benchmark's job config instead of relying on latest, e.g. devops-gym/devops-gym-build@<version>.
  2. Discover the valid ref: harbor datasets list / inspect the registry for devops-gym/devops-gym-build to see which versions/tags actually exist.
  3. If you own the dataset, publish/tag a latest version in the Harbor registry.

Want me to grep the benchmark harness in this repo to find where the dataset name/ref is configured so we can pin a valid version?

harborindex-factory: The instance name bix-filter-chip-variants didn't match any task in the harborindex dataset (82 tasks available), so Harbor's task filter raised ValueError and no job ran.

Wait—that's over 140 chars. Let me tighten:

Task filter bix-filter-chip-variants matched none of the dataset's 82 tasks, so Harbor aborted before starting any job.

Detailed analysis

Failure Analysis: harborindex / bix-filter-chip-variants

Solver: factory
Duration: 6s

Diagnosis

What went wrong

This run never started the actual benchmark task — it failed during job setup, at the dataset/task resolution stage. Nothing was executed by the agent; the factory's own code is not even in the traceback.

The error

The final exception is the real signal:

ValueError: No tasks matched the filter(s) ['bix-filter-chip-variants'].
There are 82 tasks available in this dataset.
Example task names:
  ['harbor-index/algotune-optimize-lti-sim',
   'harbor-index/algotune-optimize-matrix-sqrt',
   ...]

Harbor was told to run a single task named bix-filter-chip-variants, but when it resolved the harborindex package it found 82 tasks, none of which match that name.

The root cause: a task-name / namespace mismatch

Look at how the available tasks are actually named — every one is prefixed with the dataset namespace:

harbor-index/algotune-optimize-lti-sim
harbor-index/algotune-...

The filter you passed was the bare instance id bix-filter-chip-variants, with no harbor-index/ prefix. Harbor's _filter_task_ids (harbor/models/job/config.py:135) does an exact match against the package's task ids, finds zero hits, and raises. This is a "task selector doesn't exist / isn't spelled the way Harbor expects" failure, not a code or agent failure.

Two things are worth noting from the "Example task names" list:

  1. Every listed task is an algotune-* task, and all are prefixed harbor-index/.
  2. There is no bix-/filter-chip-variants task among the examples — so it's plausible the instance either doesn't exist in this dataset version, or needs the full namespaced id.

The traceback path (all inside Harbor, none in the factory)

  1. harbor jobs startrun_async(_run_job()) (cli/jobs.py:1982)
  2. Job.create(config)_resolve_task_configs (job.py:146, 391)
  3. dataset.get_task_configs()_get_package_task_configs() (config.py:170, 286)
  4. _filter_task_ids(['bix-filter-chip-variants'])ValueError (config.py:135)

The scary-looking asyncio.run() frames near the top are just Harbor's normal async entry point; they are not the bug (no "cannot be called from a running event loop" was actually raised — that's just source context printed by the traceback renderer).

How to fix it

The invocation that launched this run passed the wrong task identifier to Harbor. Options, in order of likelihood:

  1. Use the fully-qualified task id. Try harbor-index/bix-filter-chip-variants (or whatever the correct namespaced form is) instead of the bare bix-filter-chip-variants.
  2. Confirm the instance actually exists in this dataset. Run:
    harbor datasets list
    # and inspect the harborindex package's task ids
    If bix-filter-chip-variants isn't in the 82 tasks, the instance name is stale/wrong (all visible tasks are algotune-*, suggesting either a different dataset version or a renamed instance).
  3. Fix wherever the factory's benchmark harness builds the Harbor filter so it emits the namespaced task id rather than the bare instance name.

Want me to look at how this project's benchmark runner constructs the Harbor task filter, so we can fix the prefixing at the source?

devopsgym-factory: Dataset resolution failed: Harbor couldn't find tag 'latest' for dataset 'devops-gym/devops-gym-build', so no tasks ran.

Detailed analysis

Failure Analysis: devopsgym / build-maven-dependency-resolution

Solver: factory
Duration: 7s

Diagnosis

What went wrong

The run never started the agent or the task — it failed during Harbor's job setup, while resolving which dataset version to load. The actual factory/agent code was never invoked.

The error

ValueError: Tag 'latest' not found for dataset 'devops-gym/devops-gym-build'

The call chain that produced it

Reading the traceback top-to-bottom, this is all inside Harbor's CLI (in the setup-uv-cache site-packages), not in this repo:

  1. harbor/cli/jobs.py:1982 startrun_async(_run_job()) — Harbor begins launching the job.
  2. jobs.py:1907await Job.create(config) — build the job from config.
  3. job.py:146_resolve_task_configs(config) — turn the requested datasets into concrete tasks.
  4. job.py:391 → loops over config.datasets, calls dataset.get_task_configs(...).
  5. models/job/config.py:170 → the dataset is a package (is_package() is true), so it calls _get_package_task_configs().
  6. config.py:271 → builds the name string f"{self.name}@{self.ref or 'latest'}" — note the fallback to 'latest' — and calls client.get_dataset_metadata(name_string).
  7. registry/client/package.py:23self._db.resolve_dataset_version(ref.org, ref.short_name, ref.ref).
  8. db/client.py:230 → the DB query returned no rows for that tag, so it raises the ValueError.

The tenacity frames in between are just retry wrapping around the DB call — it retried, kept getting empty results, and re-raised.

Root cause

The dataset package devops-gym/devops-gym-build was requested with no explicit version ref, so Harbor defaulted to the tag latest (see the self.ref or 'latest' at config.py:270). The registry/DB has no version of that dataset tagged latest. Either:

  • the dataset was published without ever being tagged latest (packages don't automatically get a latest alias unless one is set), or
  • the org/name resolves but the specific latest tag doesn't exist for it, or
  • a publish/yank left the dataset present but with no current latest.

This is a benchmark-infrastructure / dataset-resolution problem, not a bug in this factory codebase or in the agent's work. The instance build-maven-dependency-resolution never got the chance to run because the harness couldn't resolve the dataset it belongs to.

How to fix / unblock

  • Pin an explicit version instead of relying on latest, e.g. devops-gym/devops-gym-build@<version-or-tag>. Run harbor datasets list (the tip is even printed at the top of the log) to see what refs actually exist.
  • If latest should exist, the dataset needs a latest tag published in the Harbor registry — that's an action on the dataset-publishing side, not something fixable from this repo.

One small note: the top of the log also shows --agent-import-path is deprecated; use --agent instead — unrelated to the failure, just a deprecation warning in how the harness was invoked.

Overall: 66.7% accuracy (= +0.0% vs main) | $0.78 avg cost | 364s avg duration

Comparison vs Main

Benchmark Solver Score vs Main Cost vs Main Duration vs Main
harborindex claude-code 0 = 0% N/A N/A 10s = 0s
programbench claude-code 0 = 0% $1.52 = $0.00 465s = 0s
swebench claude-code 1 +0.0% = $0.45 = $0.00 177s = 0s
tomswe claude-code 1 +0.0% = $0.46 = $0.00 191s = 0s
devopsgym claude-code 0 = 0% N/A N/A 6s = 0s
legacybench claude-code 1 +0.0% = $0.95 = $0.00 269s = 0s
terminalbench claude-code 1 +0.0% = $0.61 = $0.00 137s = 0s
harborindex factory 0 = 0% N/A N/A 6s = 0s
tomswe factory 1 +0.0% = N/A N/A 216s = 0s
legacybench factory 1 +0.0% = N/A N/A 2578s = 0s
swebench factory 1 +0.0% = N/A N/A 166s = 0s
devopsgym factory 0 = 0% N/A N/A 7s = 0s
terminalbench factory 1 +0.0% = N/A N/A 101s = 0s
featurebench claude-code 1 +0.0% = $0.67 = $0.00 415s = 0s
featurebench factory 1 +0.0% = N/A N/A 716s = 0s

Baseline: latest main branch run per benchmark+solver. ▲ = improvement, ▼ = regression.

How these benchmarks run

Factory solver: Runs factory ceo . --headless --no-github --prompt <task> — full factory loop (research → strategize → build → review). See benchmarks/run-swebench.sh.

Claude Code solver: Runs claude -p <task> --model claude-opus-4-6[1m] --max-turns 200 — single-shot solve. Same script files as factory, switched via --solver flag.

TerminalBench: Uses Harbor framework. Factory runs via custom factory_harbor_agent.py, Claude Code uses Harbor's built-in agent.

ProgramBench: Both solvers run inside a Docker cleanroom container. See benchmarks/run-programbench.sh.

Config: claude-opus-4-6[1m], effort=XHIGH, thinking=128K tokens. See benchmarks/lib.sh.

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