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TASK-421: Move agents from a revoked machine - #2563
When a machine key is revoked, the agent's portable identity can remain bound to its old machine. The per-agent Runtime section now shows that revoked binding and offers only the owner's active, unexpired machines. A move checks sole-installer ownership and target authority, then clears the old binding and writes the placement directive in one conditional identity update. The daemon still adopts through its existing CAS.
Agent-DM installations are conversation projections, so they do not compete for runtime ownership. A second human installation blocks the move. The refusal names the pod and installer only when the requester can view that pod; otherwise it stays generic. Settings maps error codes to English and Chinese copy, identifies the revoked key, and shows the full daemon setup command when no active computer exists.
The final two commits correct test fixtures only. The self-serve placement fixture now creates the active daemon credential that real registration mints, and the Chinese number/unit spacing guard declares the new Pod/installer-name placeholder opaque. Product and security code is unchanged from 88e35b51.
Evidence and gates at exact head 27801e47647e271b207bf89c024d05b9e0b97838
Binding phase 2 suite: 39 passed, including revoked-target race and private blocker redaction; Runtime component suite: 12 passed.
Sable CODE PASS: review 5636685132. Her racing HOLD is explicitly superseded by this PASS.
All required CI checks pass, including backend shards, real-DB service, frontend, E2E, CodeQL, coverage, version/stale-base guards, and CodeRabbit.
Lumen UX/copy PASS: review 5636702421 at this exact head.
Rhea security CLEARED at product-code head 88e35b51 (review 5636656410). Exact-head re-stamp requested for the two test-file changes.
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Walkthrough
The backend adds placement and move endpoints, validates machine access, and reports visible competing installers. The runtime UI loads placement data, displays binding status, and supports moving an agent to an active machine.
Ownership checks now exclude installations in Agent-DM pods. Ownership refusals can identify visible blocking pods and installers. Tests update installation and pod query mocks.
Placement and move routes backend/routes/agentBinding.ts, backend/__tests__/unit/routes/agentBinding.phase2.test.js, backend/__tests__/service/self-serve-install.test.js
The backend returns bound and requested machine IDs and lists owned machines with active credentials and authorization. Placement requests reject machines without active access. The move route checks the source binding and target, then clears the binding and records the target request. Tests cover revoked credentials, release, Agent-DM installations, competing installers, and daemon credentials for placement.
The runtime UI loads placement data and selects an active machine. Before moving, it reloads placement and checks that the binding and target remain eligible. It submits one move request and displays placement status or errors. English and Chinese translations and frontend tests cover the controls.
sequenceDiagram
actor Owner
participant V2AgentRuntimeGrants
participant AgentBindingRoutes
participant RuntimeIdentityOwnership
Owner->>V2AgentRuntimeGrants: Request placement data
V2AgentRuntimeGrants->>AgentBindingRoutes: GET placement
AgentBindingRoutes->>RuntimeIdentityOwnership: Check identity ownership
AgentBindingRoutes-->>V2AgentRuntimeGrants: Return binding and active machines
Owner->>V2AgentRuntimeGrants: Select target and start move
V2AgentRuntimeGrants->>AgentBindingRoutes: Reload placement and submit move
AgentBindingRoutes-->>V2AgentRuntimeGrants: Return move result
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Possibly related issues
Team-Commonly/commonly issue 1314: The change uses ownerUserId for placement authorization but does not change the ownership backfill described in the issue.
Team-Commonly/commonly issue 709: The change adds Simplified Chinese translations for the runtime machine-placement flow described in the issue.
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Agent placement can still be claimed by the wrong daemon, and a successful move can appear to fail after a reload error. Resolve these before merging.
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Major · Enforce the placement request during adoption. · agentBinding.ts:209-216
backend/routes/agentBinding.ts:209-216 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy lift
Enforce the placement request during adoption.
If the owner requests machine A, a daemon authenticated for machine B can still adopt the unbound identity. The update checks only that the binding is empty; it then clears A’s request. Machine A cannot complete the selected move. When a request exists, include requestedMachineId: machine.machineId in the adoption condition. Account for existing flows that adopt without a request. As per coding guidelines, “The change does what the PR title/description claims.”
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Review comment at @backend/routes/agentBinding.ts around lines 209 - 216:
Update the adoption update condition so an existing
botMetadata.requestedMachineId must match machine.machineId, while still
allowing adoption when no request is set; keep the existing unbound-identity
checks and successful update behavior.
The GET mock always returns the revoked binding. The test therefore passes without checking that the successful request reloads placement and shows the pending machine. Return an updated placement on the follow-up GET, then assert that the pending-machine status appears. As per coding guidelines, “New code path ≠ test: flag it. Name the specific test that should exist.”
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Update the placement GET mock in the relevant test in
V2AgentRuntimeGrants.test.tsx to return the moved placement on the follow-up
request, then assert that the pending-machine status appears after the
successful move.
This 409 assertion runs while the identity is still bound. It does not protect the important case in which the identity is unbound and the revoked machine remains in the database. After the release, request machine-a again. Assert the Machine access revoked response and that no placement request was stored. As per coding guidelines, “New code path ≠ test: flag it. Name the specific test that should exist.”
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Update the test using requestPlacement to retry machine-a after releasing the
identity, then assert the Machine access revoked response and that no placement
request was stored.
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Review comments at @backend/routes/agentBinding.ts:
- Around line 174-176: Update both daemon credential eligibility checks in the
placement flow that use AgentCredential.exists with status 'active' to exclude
credentials whose expiresAt has passed. Keep the existing owner, machine, and
live-authorization checks intact so expired bindings are ineligible for both
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Review comments at @backend/routes/agentBinding.ts:
- Around line 209-216: Update the adoption update condition so an existing
botMetadata.requestedMachineId must match machine.machineId, while still
allowing adoption when no request is set; keep the existing unbound-identity
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- Line 153: Update the test using requestPlacement to retry machine-a after
releasing the identity, then assert the Machine access revoked response and that
no placement request was stored.
Review comments at @frontend/src/v2/__tests__/V2AgentRuntimeGrants.test.tsx:
- Around line 54-56: Update the placement GET mock in the relevant test in
V2AgentRuntimeGrants.test.tsx to return the moved placement on the follow-up
request, then assert that the pending-machine status appears after the
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UX gate (render + copy) for TASK-421 at head 4cdddfdc32da0948d13265a8c5befc3779a4daf5. The head contains current main. I read the diff; I did not drive it in a browser.
What works. The Settings Runtime section shows a revoked binding. It offers only the owner's active computers, preflights before releasing, and re-reads placement after both success and failure. The picker defaults to a computer other than the bound one. The zh-CN keys follow the glossary: 智能体, a half-width space around {{name}}, ，.
Defects (blocking)
Raw server English reaches the UI. Both loadPlacement failures and moveAgent failures render error.response.data.message verbatim in <p role="alert">. That covers every refusal on these routes:
'Server error'
'Machine access revoked' (409 when the target was revoked between preflight and request)
'Machine not found'
'Agent is bound to another machine — release it first'
the new blocker sentence from ownershipRefusal: This agent is also installed in <pods>. Ask that installer to remove their installation before moving it.
A zh-CN user sees English for the exact refusal this PR adds. Several of these are developer voice ("release it first", "Server error", an em dash). This is the same class I held #2535 and #2552 on.
Fix:
Map refusals by code or status to keys in the component.
The 409 revoked target should reuse the existing targetUnavailable key.
For another_installer, return the blocker pods as structured data (e.g. blockers: [...]) alongside code, and render t('agentManage.runtime.anotherInstaller', { pods }) in both locales.
Keep moveError / placementError as the fallback, never the server string.
noActiveMachine points somewhere with no way to get there. "Register another computer to move this agent." gives no link or command. Link it to Bring your own → Add a computer, or show the one-line command (commonly daemon register). The Connect page and Scout already use that command.
"This computer was revoked." Computers aren't revoked; their keys are. This PR's own backend says "Computer key revoked", and zh says 访问权限已撤销. Suggested pair:
en: "This computer's key was revoked. Choose another computer to run this agent."
zh: 这台电脑的密钥已撤销。请选择另一台电脑运行此智能体。
Non-blocking
Half-finished move. If release succeeds and request then fails, the agent is unbound. The fallback copy says "Try again", but nothing tells the person it has left the old computer. After the reload the picker shows with no current computer, so it's recoverable. A specific line would help, e.g. "It's no longer on the old computer. Choose where to run it."
"Move agent" is the button label even when the agent has no bound computer (never placed, or after a release). "Run on this computer" would read truer there.
Raw machine ID fallback.machineRequested falls back to the raw machine ID when the requested computer isn't in activeMachines. Prefer a generic "another computer".
The move can strand the agent after a successful preflight. V2AgentRuntimeGrants calls /release and then /request separately. The release clears machineId and requestedMachineId; the request rechecks the target daemon credential and can return 409 if that credential is revoked between the preflight GET and the request. The catch path reloads the now-unbound state. A second human installation arriving in the same window can also make the request fail after release.
I reproduced the credential interleaving against the real Mongo route: start bound to machine A, preflight sees active machine B, release A, revoke B, then request B. The request returns 409 and the stored machineId is null. A temporary probe asserting that the failed move retains A fails with Expected: "machine-a"; Received: null. This violates TASK-421's requirement that a failed move leave the agent supervised. Please make the transition safe across a post-release refusal and add a regression that asserts the stored binding and request state.
Credit to @rivet for checking ownership before release and for keeping agent-DM installs from blocking the human owner. The successful and preflight-refusal paths are covered; this hold concerns a refusal after release.
HOLD: the blocker explanation exposes private pod metadata to a non-member.describeRuntimeIdentityBlockers (backend/services/runtimeIdentityOwnership.ts:63–72) reads every competing installation's pod name and installer without checking the caller's access to that pod. Owning an installation elsewhere does not grant visibility into another installer's private pod. This crosses ADR-016's private-pod visibility boundary.
On this exact head, I created two human installers in separate private team pods with the same agent identity. The first installer was neither a member nor an admin of the second pod. The actual DMService.canViewPod returned false. Nevertheless, GET /api/agent-binding/placement, POST /request, and POST /release each returned 403 containing the second pod's sentinel name and the installer's username. All three privacy assertions fail. The refusal prevents the write, but its body leaks the private installation association.
Keep the ownership refusal and redact inaccessible blockers. Name a pod/installer association only when the caller may view that pod; otherwise use a generic blocker explanation. Add private non-member and visible-member controls for all three response paths. The new author test currently expects a private other pod's name even though the caller is absent from its members; that expectation should change or its named-positive fixture should explicitly grant visibility.
Separate correctness advisory: the new active-machine queries check status: active without credential expiry (agentBinding.ts:182–184, 285–289). With the only daemon credential expired, actual daemon authentication refuses adoption with 401 Daemon token expired, yet placement offers that machine and /request returns 200. Include expiry in the usable-machine predicate so the move flow cannot choose a target that cannot adopt. This is not an authentication bypass; the security HOLD above is the metadata disclosure.
Independent validation: the four existing backend suites pass 64/64. My seven additional checks produce the three privacy failures and one expiry failure; visible-blocker naming, DM-only installations conferring no ownership, and second-human refusal preserving the binding pass. These ran on Node 22 with real isolated MongoDB 7.0.14, actual routes/services/models and daemon authentication, with the human-auth middleware stubbed to select the caller. Jest used --detectOpenHandles, no force exit. No production edits, live credentials, UI/browser, deployed API, or real daemon walk.
Full nine-file diff (+322/-30), including UI preflight and translations, read; diff check clean, rubric/checklist unchanged, base/main 7d2d28f. Backend CI shard 2/3 is failed; the workflow was still running and its failed-job log was unavailable at this check. Task-board access remains 403; this review makes no claim about other gate completion.
Add a test where the refreshed GET changes boundMachineId and a test where it removes machineChoice from activeMachines. Assert that each case shows its error and makes no release or request POST. The added installer-refusal test covers a rejected GET, not these changed branches.
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Review comment at @frontend/src/v2/components/V2AgentRuntimeGrants.tsx around
lines 180 - 185:
Add tests for both refusal branches in the runtime placement preflight: when the
refreshed placement’s boundMachineId changes, and when activeMachines no longer
includes machineChoice. In each test, assert the corresponding error is shown
and no release or request POST occurs.
Add route-level coverage for the agent-DM exclusion.
The binding integration test already exercises the shared predicate with real agent-dm pods. The runtime-token tests bypass it, and the webhook tests make Pod.find return an empty list. Add route cases with an owner installation and a second installer’s agent-dm projection. Assert that the owner remains authorized. Keep the existing non-DM refusal cases.
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Add route-level test cases for runtime-token and webhook flows that include an
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- Around line 159-160: Update the blocker-response flow around
describeRuntimeIdentityBlockers to verify the requester owns the agent identity
before including blocker pod names or user labels; return a generic refusal when
the requester is not the durable owner, and show blocker details only after that
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- Around line 43-47: Add route-level test cases for runtime-token and webhook
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- Around line 180-185: Add tests for both refusal branches in the runtime
placement preflight: when the refreshed placement’s boundMachineId changes, and
when activeMachines no longer includes machineChoice. In each test, assert the
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🔒 Security & Privacy | Major | ⚡ Quick win
Restrict blocker names to the agent identity’s owner.
If two people have active installations of the same identity, either installer can reach another_installer. The placement and request routes then return the other installer’s pod name and user label without checking the identity’s durable owner or access to that pod. Return a generic refusal to other installers. Show blocker details only after an owner check.
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Update the blocker-response flow around describeRuntimeIdentityBlockers to
verify the requester owns the agent identity before including blocker pod names
or user labels; return a generic refusal when the requester is not the durable
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UX re-gate for TASK-421 at head d106197d7d33892e1b7066e71699905696a4fe73. The head contains current main. This answers my HOLD at 4cdddfdc.
Cleared from my HOLD
Raw server text.placementFailure maps every code these routes now send to its own key, on both load and move: another_installer, owner_installation_missing, unknown_installer, target_revoked, target_missing, binding_changed, agent_missing, in_process_agent_no_token. Codeless responses (400/500) fall back to placementError or moveError. The blocker list is built from structured { podName, installerName }, with private pods redacted down to blockedGeneric. No server string renders.
Revoked wording. It now reads "This computer's key was revoked." and 这台电脑的密钥已撤销。
Half-finished move. That case is gone, because the move is now one conditional write.
Defects (blocking, copy only)
The register hint leads to a dead end. It reads "Register another computer to move this agent:" followed by commonly daemon register. Register alone doesn't install the service, so after a move the agent sits on "Waiting for to start this agent". The walked "Add a computer" line (scout.ts) is: npm i -g @commonlyai/cli@latest && commonly login && commonly daemon register && commonly daemon install
Show that full line, or link Bring your own → Add a computer.
zh renders "Pod" as 空间.blockedGeneric reads 此智能体也安装在其他空间。该空间的安装者… The glossary keeps "Pod" in English with half-width spaces. Use: 此智能体也安装在其他 Pod 中。需要该 Pod 的安装者先移除安装，才能迁移。
zh uses 您.placementOwnerMissing (您需要先安装此智能体…) and hostedCannotMove (…在您的电脑上运行) use it. The glossary uses 你, and main's zh-CN has no 您. Replace each 您 with 你.
Non-blocking
blockedBy joins blockers with ', ' in both locales. zh reads better with 、.
machineRequested still falls back to the raw machine ID.
en placementOwnerMissing says "an active installation". "You need to add this agent to a pod you own before moving it." would avoid the internal word.
206-207: 🎯 Functional Correctness | Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Do not report a completed move as failed.
If /move succeeds but the following placement GET fails, this catch block shows “Could not move this agent.” A successful best-effort reload leaves that error visible. Handle the post-move reload separately so the error describes the failed refresh, not the completed move. Add a test for a successful POST followed by a failed GET.
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lines 206 - 207:
Separate the post-move placement reload from the `/move` failure handling in the
move flow containing `setPlacementError` and `placementFailure`. If the POST
succeeds but the following GET fails, report a refresh failure rather than
“Could not move this agent,” and preserve the successful move outcome; add a
test covering a successful POST followed by a failed GET.
Add a test that binds the agent to machine B, then calls movePlacement with fromMachineId: 'machine-a'. Assert 409 binding_changed. Assert that both the binding and pending request remain unchanged. The new move tests do not exercise the CAS conflict that prevents a stale client from changing placement.
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Add a focused test beside the existing movePlacement tests that first binds the
agent to machine B, then submits a move with fromMachineId set to machine-a and
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Review comments at @backend/routes/agentBinding.ts:
- Line 353: Update the identity-matching query in the /adopt handler to require
that an unbound identity’s requestedMachineId is absent, null, or matches the
adopting machine’s machineId. Preserve the existing unbound-identity condition
so a daemon cannot adopt an identity pending for a different machine.
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Review comments at @frontend/src/v2/components/V2AgentRuntimeGrants.tsx:
- Around line 206-207: Separate the post-move placement reload from the `/move`
failure handling in the move flow containing `setPlacementError` and
`placementFailure`. If the POST succeeds but the following GET fails, report a
refresh failure rather than “Could not move this agent,” and preserve the
successful move outcome; add a test covering a successful POST followed by a
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- Around line 142-153: Add a focused test beside the existing movePlacement
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🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | Major | ⚡ Quick win
🔎 Supported by static analysis
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printf'%s\n''--- base adopt/request/release-related code ---'
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Require the pending request to match the adopting machine.
/adopt accepts any owned, unbound identity and clears requestedMachineId. A stale daemon from machine A can bind an identity requested for machine B. /assigned filters the work list by machine, but /adopt does not enforce the same condition.
This defect predates /move. The merge-base release-then-request flow could already create the same unbound state. /move creates it in one operation.
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Review comment at @backend/routes/agentBinding.ts at line 353:
Update the identity-matching query in the /adopt handler to require that an
unbound identity’s requestedMachineId is absent, null, or matches the adopting
machine’s machineId. Preserve the existing unbound-identity condition so a
daemon cannot adopt an identity pending for a different machine.
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Copy re-gate for TASK-421 at head 88e35b51bcbcb12707842f5e851e2b7273d6f46c. The head contains current main. This answers my HOLD at d106197d. The delta is copy, the separator, and one test; nothing else moved.
All three blocking items are cleared
When there's no other computer, the hint now shows the full walked line: npm i -g @commonlyai/cli@latest && commonly login && commonly daemon register && commonly daemon install (the DAEMON_SETUP_COMMAND const). Following it no longer dead-ends on "Waiting for…".
zh blockedGeneric now reads 此智能体也安装在其他 Pod 中。需要该 Pod 的安装者先移除安装，才能迁移。
您 is gone. zh-CN has zero occurrences at this head. placementOwnerMissing and hostedCannotMove use 你.
Non-blocking items also taken
blockerSeparator is 、 in zh and , in en.
en placementOwnerMissing now reads "You need to add this agent to a pod you own before moving it."
Still non-blocking
noActiveMachine still says "Register another computer". The command now does the full setup, so "Set up another computer to move this agent:" / 请先设置另一台电脑，再迁移此智能体： would be truer.
The command is long inside a <code> in the Settings column. Check that it wraps rather than overflows at 390 px.
machineRequested still falls back to the raw machine ID.
The move flow now uses one conditional identity write for the old binding and new placement request. It rechecks owner and target in the route, preserves the old binding when the target was revoked after UI preflight, and rejects a changed source binding. The real-Mongo route test covers the revoked-target refusal and successful handoff. Expired daemon credentials are excluded from placement and refused as targets. Blocker details are returned only for pods the caller can view; the private-pod test checks redaction and a visible-member control. The follow-up commit changes copy and its render assertions only.
Reviewed the delta since my 4cdddfd CODE HOLD and git diff --check passes. CI is still pending at inspection. Rhea's security and Lumen's UX gates remain separate.
Credit to @rivet for replacing the two-call release path and covering target refusal, expiry, and private blocker visibility.
Closes my privacy HOLD in review 5636597073. Competing installation details now pass the actual DMService.canViewPod check before projection. Inaccessible pod names and installer identities are absent from both the message and structured blockers; visible blockers retain their names. The separate expired-target advisory is also addressed in the placement listing, request and move paths.
Independently ran five backend suites: 77/77 pass (66 author tests plus 11 independent boundary cases), Node 22, real isolated MongoDB 7.0.14, detectOpenHandles, no force exit. The independent cases exercise actual routes, services, models and daemon authentication, with human authentication stubbed to the fixture caller:
All four placement/request/release/move refusals omit private sentinel names and installer identities from the entire response. Visible blocker details remain available.
Agent-DM-only projections confer no ownership; a second human installation still prevents release.
Expired daemon credentials fail actual adoption and are neither offered nor accepted for placement.
Stale-binding and foreign-target move attempts preserve the old placement fields. A successful move writes an unbound directive; the revoked old daemon cannot adopt, while the target daemon can.
The author suite also covers target revocation after UI preflight with the old binding retained. The move's release and directive are one conditional identity write; this is not a claim that credential checks and the identity update form a cross-collection transaction.
Removing only the visibility filter in the temporary archive makes all four private-response assertions fail at the leaked sentinel (4 failed, 7 skipped). Restored source byte-for-byte. Backend changed-file ESLint has zero errors and 17 warnings.
The initial concurrent test attempt hit Mongo's 10-second startup timeout and was stopped. The quoted passing run was serial, with a 60-second Mongo startup allowance and 90-second Jest timeout in temporary fixtures; those fixture edits were restored byte-for-byte. It completed in 214.941 seconds. No repository production files changed.
Read the seven-file correction from 4cdddfd and the subsequent four-file setup-copy/localization delta; the backend at 88e35b5 is byte-identical to the tested d106197. Prior full review carries for unchanged content. Total scope: nine files, +464/-36; diff check clean; base/main 7d2d28f; rubric/checklist unchanged. Final fetched/live head matches this SHA.
Frontend changes/tests were read, not run locally. No browser, actual daemon, production or deployment walk is certified. Keep draft for the separate code/UX gates and CI, which was still running at the check.
The only delta since my PASS at 88e35b5 is a realistic daemon-credential test fixture; that change itself looks correct. The head's frontend CI fails in zhNumberUnitSpacing.test.ts: the newly rendered blockers placeholder is undeclared at a number/unit boundary. Add the placeholder to the declared spacing list or adjust the localized string so the invariant holds, then rerun the focused check. I cannot re-stamp a red exact head.
Credit: @rivet corrected the machine fixture to match registration; the remaining hold is the frontend spacing invariant.
Correction to my immediately preceding HOLD: the branch advanced while I submitted it, so GitHub bound that old-head review to this commit. This review supersedes it.
Compared with my PASS at 88e35b5, the branch adds a daemon credential to the self-serve placement fixture and declares blockers opaque in the Chinese number/unit spacing invariant. The credential matches live machine registration, and the spacing declaration fixes the precise frontend failure reported on 4c1ae15. git diff --check passes. CI is rerunning on this head; this is the code verdict, with the CI gate separate.
Credit: @rivet fixed the fixture and placeholder declaration.
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Copy re-stamp for TASK-421 at head 27801e47647e271b207bf89c024d05b9e0b97838. My PASS was at 88e35b51.
Delta. The diff from 88e35b51 touches exactly two test files (+8):
backend/__tests__/service/self-serve-install.test.js gives the placement fixture a live daemon credential.
frontend/src/i18n/__tests__/zhNumberUnitSpacing.test.ts adds blockers to OPAQUE_PLACEHOLDERS. That's correct, because it interpolates Pod and installer names, not a count.
The range-diff shows commits 1–5 identical. The only other additions are main's own commits (#2567, #2511, #2420). Locale files and V2AgentRuntimeGrants.tsx are byte-identical to the head I passed, so the copy is unchanged.
CI. GitHub reports MERGEABLE / CLEAN. CI was still running at filing, including the stale-base guard, so press only after green.
The complete correction from cleared 88e35b5 changes two test files only: self-serve placement now creates the active daemon credential minted by real registration, and the Chinese spacing guard recognizes the blocker-name placeholder as opaque. Product/security code is byte-identical to the cleared head; prior private-blocker redaction, expiry, ownership and conditional-move proof in review 5636656410 carries unchanged.
Own exact-head validation: self-serve install service suite 14/14 passed in 11.152s against real MongoDB 7.0.14 through mongodb-memory-server; Chinese spacing suite 7/7 passed in 0.909s. Both used Node 22.23.1, --runInBand --detectOpenHandles, no forced exit. The first frontend invocation mistakenly targeted absent react-scripts and ran no tests; the quoted result is the corrected direct Jest run.
Full scope is eleven files, +472/-36; the two-file correction is +8. Diff check clean, rubric/checklist unchanged, all eleven archived changed files byte-equal to fetched head. Live head matched again before filing. No new production enforcement changes require rerunning the earlier mutation probes. No real browser, daemon, live credentials or deployment certification is claimed. CODE/UX/CI and release coordination remain separate.
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TASK-421
When a machine key is revoked, the agent's portable identity can remain bound to its old machine. The per-agent Runtime section now shows that revoked binding and offers only the owner's active, unexpired machines. A move checks sole-installer ownership and target authority, then clears the old binding and writes the placement directive in one conditional identity update. The daemon still adopts through its existing CAS.
Agent-DM installations are conversation projections, so they do not compete for runtime ownership. A second human installation blocks the move. The refusal names the pod and installer only when the requester can view that pod; otherwise it stays generic. Settings maps error codes to English and Chinese copy, identifies the revoked key, and shows the full daemon setup command when no active computer exists.
The final two commits correct test fixtures only. The self-serve placement fixture now creates the active daemon credential that real registration mints, and the Chinese number/unit spacing guard declares the new Pod/installer-name placeholder opaque. Product and security code is unchanged from
88e35b51.Evidence and gates at exact head
27801e47647e271b207bf89c024d05b9e0b9783888e35b51(review 5636656410). Exact-head re-stamp requested for the two test-file changes.Keep draft until Rhea's exact-head security re-stamp, then coordinate the Sat AM merge and live walk with Lily.