Records the Phase 3 Safety Net for refactor run 02-az507-routespec-
relocation (AZ-844 epic; AZ-845/846/847 tasks). Targeted-suite run is
green (52/52); the single full-unit-suite failure is pre-existing,
out-of-refactor-scope, environment-sensitive (workstation cold-start
NFR vs. Jetson production target) and surfaced as a cycle-3 retro
input.
Also refreshes D-CROSS-CVE-1 leftover replay timestamp (gtsam still
4.2 on PyPI; numpy>=2 wheels still not published; condition unmet).
Pointer move: autodev state stays at Step 10 / sub_step 4
refactor-execution; next action is implement skill batch loop for
AZ-845 / AZ-846 / AZ-847.
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- Changed autodev state sub_step to reflect new phase and task details: updated phase from 7 to 2, renamed task to 'refactor-analysis-gate', and revised detail to indicate the creation of new tasks AZ-844, AZ-845, AZ-846, and AZ-847, awaiting Phase-2 gate.
- Updated dependencies table with the latest task counts and complexity points, reflecting the addition of new tasks and the closure of AZ-777 in Jira. Total tasks now stand at 173 with 557 complexity points.
Autodev greenfield Step 8 closes with outcome
"Code is testable — no changes needed" after reviewing the 41 test
scenarios in _docs/02_document/tests/ against the codebase against the
Step-8 allowed-changes checklist.
Key findings:
- Hardcoded paths are config defaults, overridable via Config dataclass
- All mutable registries expose clear_*_registry()/_reset_for_tests()
- Hot-path timing uses injected Clock; cosmetic timestamps are
monkeypatch-safe (2105-test unit suite proves it)
- Heavy strategies (OKVIS2, VINS-Mono, FAISS, TRT) are BUILD_* gated
- compose_root(pre_constructed=...) (AZ-591) is the Tier-1 injection
seam; tests/e2e/replay already drives it end-to-end
Artifacts:
- _docs/04_refactoring/01-testability-refactoring/
testability_assessment.md
- State advanced to Step 9 (Decompose Tests)
- last_step_outcomes.step_8 recorded
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Record that the remediated runtime remains directly testable and
advance autodev to test decomposition.
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- Refined task decomposition steps to ensure implementation tasks are atomic and complexity does not exceed 5 points.
- Enhanced the product implementation process with a completeness gate to verify task outcomes against architecture promises before proceeding to testing.
- Updated dependencies table to reflect new tasks and their relationships, ensuring all test tasks are linked to product remediation tasks.
- Adjusted workflow documentation to clarify entry points for task decomposition and implementation contexts.
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Oleksandr Bezdieniezhnykh