[codex] route parity + zeroclaw dual-repo orchestration toolkit #2

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electron-rare merged 8 commits from codex/killlife-route-parity-gate-issue-1 into main 2026-02-21 01:18:08 +00:00
electron-rare commented 2026-02-20 23:16:06 +00:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Context

This branch now addresses two coordination gaps in Kill_LIFE:

  1. Route parity gating across frontend/backend API usage (from issue #1).
  2. Dual-repo orchestration setup for RTC_BL_PHONE + le-mystere-professeur-zacus using ZeroClaw with connected USB boards.

Without these controls, regressions appear in two places:

  • API route drift is discovered too late.
  • Multi-repo hardware automation is ad-hoc, expensive, and prone to workspace leakage.

Root Cause

Operational tooling lacked a single, scripted path to:

  • bootstrap ZeroClaw profiles per repo,
  • switch workspace deterministically (rtc vs zacus),
  • enforce a low-cost provider strategy with explicit fallback,
  • keep CI checks narrow and cheap for orchestration assets.

What this PR changes

Existing part retained (route parity)

  • tools/gates/route_parity_check.py
  • runbook and evidence updates for route parity gate

New part added (ZeroClaw dual orchestration)

  • tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh
    • bootstraps <repo>/.zeroclaw/config.toml for RTC + Zacus
    • archives legacy root ZeroClaw layout when detected (config.toml, workspace/)
    • runs zeroclaw status for both repo workspaces
    • runs hardware discovery preflight
  • tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh
    • target switch: rtc, zacus, or explicit path
    • supports -m, --interactive, and --hardware
    • provider fallback chain: copilot -> openai-codex -> openrouter
  • specs/zeroclaw_dual_hw_orchestration_spec.md
    • architecture, guardrails, hardware snapshot, ops loop, external references
  • specs/zeroclaw_dual_hw_todo.md
    • short-cycle execution backlog for PR/issue cadence
  • .github/workflows/zeroclaw_dual_orchestrator.yml
    • path-filtered, low-cost script/spec validation workflow
  • specs/README.md and .gitignore updates

Effect on users/operators

  • A maintainer can now run one command to bootstrap and one command to target a repo context.
  • Hardware discovery is integrated into the normal flow before risky actions.
  • If Copilot access is unavailable, the workflow remains operable via Codex OAuth or OpenRouter.
  • CI cost is constrained by path filters and concurrency cancellation for this orchestration surface.

Validation performed

  • shellcheck tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh
  • bash -n tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh
  • bash -n tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh
  • tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh --hardware-only
  • tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh
  • tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh rtc --hardware
  • tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh rtc -m "ping" (expected failure path validated with clear provider guidance when no credentials are configured)

Cross-repo coordination artifacts

Notes

  • Global Codex skill created/updated locally: ~/.codex/skills/zeroclaw-dual-hw-orchestrator.
  • No provider secrets are committed.
## Context This branch now addresses two coordination gaps in `Kill_LIFE`: 1. Route parity gating across frontend/backend API usage (from issue #1). 2. Dual-repo orchestration setup for `RTC_BL_PHONE` + `le-mystere-professeur-zacus` using ZeroClaw with connected USB boards. Without these controls, regressions appear in two places: - API route drift is discovered too late. - Multi-repo hardware automation is ad-hoc, expensive, and prone to workspace leakage. ## Root Cause Operational tooling lacked a single, scripted path to: - bootstrap ZeroClaw profiles per repo, - switch workspace deterministically (`rtc` vs `zacus`), - enforce a low-cost provider strategy with explicit fallback, - keep CI checks narrow and cheap for orchestration assets. ## What this PR changes ### Existing part retained (route parity) - `tools/gates/route_parity_check.py` - runbook and evidence updates for route parity gate ### New part added (ZeroClaw dual orchestration) - `tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh` - bootstraps `<repo>/.zeroclaw/config.toml` for RTC + Zacus - archives legacy root ZeroClaw layout when detected (`config.toml`, `workspace/`) - runs `zeroclaw status` for both repo workspaces - runs hardware discovery preflight - `tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh` - target switch: `rtc`, `zacus`, or explicit path - supports `-m`, `--interactive`, and `--hardware` - provider fallback chain: `copilot` -> `openai-codex` -> `openrouter` - `specs/zeroclaw_dual_hw_orchestration_spec.md` - architecture, guardrails, hardware snapshot, ops loop, external references - `specs/zeroclaw_dual_hw_todo.md` - short-cycle execution backlog for PR/issue cadence - `.github/workflows/zeroclaw_dual_orchestrator.yml` - path-filtered, low-cost script/spec validation workflow - `specs/README.md` and `.gitignore` updates ## Effect on users/operators - A maintainer can now run one command to bootstrap and one command to target a repo context. - Hardware discovery is integrated into the normal flow before risky actions. - If Copilot access is unavailable, the workflow remains operable via Codex OAuth or OpenRouter. - CI cost is constrained by path filters and concurrency cancellation for this orchestration surface. ## Validation performed - `shellcheck tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh` - `bash -n tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh` - `bash -n tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh` - `tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh --hardware-only` - `tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_bootstrap.sh` - `tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh rtc --hardware` - `tools/ai/zeroclaw_dual_chat.sh rtc -m "ping"` (expected failure path validated with clear provider guidance when no credentials are configured) ## Cross-repo coordination artifacts - RTC issue: https://github.com/electron-rare/RTC_BL_PHONE/issues/18 - Zacus issue: https://github.com/electron-rare/le-mystere-professeur-zacus/issues/98 ## Notes - Global Codex skill created/updated locally: `~/.codex/skills/zeroclaw-dual-hw-orchestrator`. - No provider secrets are committed.
electron-rare commented 2026-02-20 23:16:12 +00:00 (Migrated from github.com)

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electron-rare commented 2026-02-20 23:17:57 +00:00 (Migrated from github.com)

Coordination update:\n\n- Follow-up CI baseline issue opened: https://github.com/electron-rare/Kill_LIFE/issues/3\n- Companion adoption issues opened:\n - RTC: https://github.com/electron-rare/RTC_BL_PHONE/issues/12\n - Zacus: https://github.com/electron-rare/le-mystere-professeur-zacus/issues/94\n\nCurrent PR content is limited to the route-parity gate pattern and docs integration (issue #1 scope).

Coordination update:\n\n- Follow-up CI baseline issue opened: https://github.com/electron-rare/Kill_LIFE/issues/3\n- Companion adoption issues opened:\n - RTC: https://github.com/electron-rare/RTC_BL_PHONE/issues/12\n - Zacus: https://github.com/electron-rare/le-mystere-professeur-zacus/issues/94\n\nCurrent PR content is limited to the route-parity gate pattern and docs integration (issue #1 scope).
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from pathlib import Path
ROUTE_RE = re.compile(r"/api/[A-Za-z0-9._~!$&'()*+,;=:@/%-]*")
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P1 Badge Exclude template-literal markers from route extraction

The route regex includes $, so frontend template literals like fetch(`/api/users/${id}`) are extracted as /api/users/$ instead of the underlying route prefix. That makes frontend_missing_in_backend non-empty even when the backend does expose the route, causing false gate failures in common JS code paths that interpolate IDs.

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@@ -0,0 +101,4 @@
print("[route-parity] FAIL: frontend routes missing in backend:")
for route in frontend_missing_in_backend:
print(f" - {route}")
return 1
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P2 Badge Fail closed when no source files are matched

This gate returns PASS when the backend and/or frontend globs match zero files, because success is based only on frontend_missing_in_backend. In CI, a typoed glob or a repo layout change would silently bypass the parity check and still produce a green build, which undermines the protection this gate is meant to provide.

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  • Verified hardware-only and bootstrap execution paths locally.
  • Verified credential-missing path returns actionable fallback guidance (copilot -> openai-codex -> openrouter).
  • Verified new workflow .github/workflows/zeroclaw_dual_orchestrator.yml passes on this PR (lint-and-contract).

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from pathlib import Path
ROUTE_RE = re.compile(r"/api/[A-Za-z0-9._~!$&'()*+,;=:@/%-]*")
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P1 Badge Stop regex from consuming JS punctuation after API routes

The route pattern currently allows characters like ', ) and ;, so common frontend code such as fetch('/api/users'); is extracted as /api/users'); instead of /api/users. In repositories that use single-quoted JS strings, this produces false frontend_missing_in_backend failures even when the backend route exists, which makes the gate unreliable for normal usage.

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@@ -0,0 +60,4 @@
continue
for route in ROUTE_RE.findall(content):
# Normalize accidental trailing slash-only duplicates.
normalized = route.rstrip() or route
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P2 Badge Normalize trailing slashes when deduplicating routes

The normalization step uses route.rstrip(), which only trims whitespace and does not remove trailing / despite the comment saying trailing-slash duplicates should be normalized. If frontend code references /api/foo/ while backend sources expose /api/foo, the gate reports a missing route even though those endpoints are often treated equivalently, causing avoidable parity failures.

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ROOT_DIR="/Users/cils/Documents/Lelectron_rare/Kill_LIFE"
ART_DIR="${ZEROCLAW_ART_DIR:-$ROOT_DIR/artifacts/zeroclaw}"
ZEROCLAW_BIN="${ZEROCLAW_BIN:-$ROOT_DIR/zeroclaw/target/release/zeroclaw}"
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P1 Badge Use repo-agnostic defaults for orchestrator paths

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for _ in $(seq 1 40); do
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@@ -17,1 +19,4 @@
else
echo '{"status":"skipped","reason":"gitleaks not installed"}' > docs/secret-scan-report.json
fi
- name: Scan secrets (TruffleHog)
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ZEROCLAW_BIN="${ZEROCLAW_BIN:-/Users/cils/Documents/Lelectron_rare/Kill_LIFE/zeroclaw/target/release/zeroclaw}"
RTC_REPO="/Users/cils/Documents/Lelectron_rare/RTC_BL_PHONE"
ZACUS_REPO="/Users/cils/Documents/Lelectron_rare/le-mystere-professeur-zacus"
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P2 Badge Replace machine-specific defaults for chat aliases

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