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feat: add dispatch plan for issue 597 - #655

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Adds the dispatch plan and root cause analysis for issue 597 to .fleet/2026_09_22/


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"prompt": "Implement a reproducible Infigraph runtime wrapper in `scripts/analysis/infigraph.py`.\n\n### Diagnosis\nThe knowledgebase currently lacks a wrapper to invoke the Infigraph CLI. There is no code path in `scripts/analysis` (or elsewhere) that handles Infigraph metadata resolution, startup checks, or capability analysis. As a result, the integration cannot determine if the required analysis capabilities are available or execute them reproducibly.\n\n### Proposed Implementation\nIntroduce a new module `scripts/analysis/infigraph.py` that provides:\n1. `InfigraphRelease`: A dataclass for reproducible metadata (version, checksum, resolution date).\n2. `InfigraphStatus`: An Enum defining `analysis_complete`, `analysis_unavailable`, and `analysis_failed`.\n3. `InfigraphRuntime`: A class that verifies the executable exists, runs capability checks to distinguish between unavailable, unsupported, or ready to analyze, and executes analysis commands with timeout handling and actionable failure reasons.\n\n```python\n# scripts/analysis/infigraph.py\nimport subprocess\nimport json\nimport enum\nfrom dataclasses import dataclass\nfrom typing import Optional, Dict, Any\n\nclass InfigraphStatus(enum.Enum):\n ANALYSIS_COMPLETE = \"analysis_complete\"\n ANALYSIS_UNAVAILABLE = \"analysis_unavailable\"\n ANALYSIS_FAILED = \"analysis_failed\"\n\n@dataclass\nclass InfigraphRelease:\n version: str\n checksum: str\n resolved_at: str\n\nclass InfigraphRuntime:\n def __init__(self, executable_path: str, release: InfigraphRelease):\n self.executable_path = executable_path\n self.release = release\n\n def check_capabilities(self) -> InfigraphStatus:\n try:\n result = subprocess.run(\n [self.executable_path, \"--capabilities\"],\n capture_output=True,\n text=True,\n timeout=5\n )\n if result.returncode != 0:\n return InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_UNAVAILABLE\n return InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_COMPLETE\n except FileNotFoundError:\n return InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_UNAVAILABLE\n except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:\n return InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_FAILED\n except Exception:\n return InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_FAILED\n\n def analyze(self, target_path: str) -> Dict[str, Any]:\n try:\n result = subprocess.run(\n [self.executable_path, \"analyze\", target_path],\n capture_output=True,\n text=True,\n timeout=30\n )\n if result.returncode != 0:\n return {\"status\": InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_FAILED.value, \"reason\": \"Command failed\"}\n return {\"status\": InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_COMPLETE.value, \"data\": json.loads(result.stdout)}\n except FileNotFoundError:\n return {\"status\": InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_UNAVAILABLE.value, \"reason\": \"Executable not found\"}\n except subprocess.TimeoutExpired:\n return {\"status\": InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_FAILED.value, \"reason\": \"Timeout\"}\n except json.JSONDecodeError:\n return {\"status\": InfigraphStatus.ANALYSIS_FAILED.value, \"reason\": \"Malformed output\"}\n```\n\n### Test Scenarios\nCreate `tests/analysis/test_infigraph.py` using a fake executable (e.g., via a temporary python script) to cover:\n1. Successful capability discovery (`analysis_complete`).\n2. Representative installation failure (executable not found).\n3. Capability failure (executable unsupported).\n4. Command failure (executable returns non-zero code).\n5. Command timeout (`analysis_failed`).\n6. Malformed JSON output (`analysis_failed`).\n\n### Requirements & Constraints\n- Do NOT introduce cross-repository graph storage or MCP integration.\n- `scripts/analysis/infigraph.py` provides the runtime contract.\n- `tests/analysis/test_infigraph.py` fully tests the capabilities using a fake executable.\n- The codebase enforces the normalized statuses.\n\n### File Boundary Rule\nYou may ONLY modify the files listed above. If a test file outside your boundary fails, you must make your source changes backward-compatible so the existing test passes unmodified. Do NOT rename, move, or delete any files outside your boundary."

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P1 Badge Validate capability output before declaring readiness

For an installed executable that exits successfully but reports malformed capability data, lacks required capabilities, or has the wrong release metadata, this implementation returns ANALYSIS_COMPLETE solely from the exit code. self.release is never verified and analyze() does not run the readiness check, so the dispatched agent is directed to accept exactly the unsupported or misconfigured runtimes that the task requires it to reject; parse and validate the capability response and release before allowing analysis.

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P2 Badge Declare the new analysis surface before dispatch

When this task is dispatched, its boundary permits only the new runtime and test files, but the proposed module invokes an external Infigraph executable and reads an arbitrary analysis target while the existing scripts/analysis/** contract permits only host-local Copilot telemetry inputs. Include the required AGENTS.md matrix update in task ownership, or move the runtime to a surface whose declared prerequisites match it; otherwise the implementation cannot comply with repository governance without violating its file boundary.

AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L124-L124

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