Runfusion/Fusion v0.33.0

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Minor Changes

• a201f56: feat(core): add mergeAdvanceAutoSync project setting ("off" | "ff-only" | "stash-and-ff")

  Adds the schema for a new project setting that controls what happens in other worktrees still checked out on the integration branch when the merger advances the branch ref. Previously the merger only updated refs/heads/<branch> and left every other checkout's index and working tree pinned at the old tip, so git status in the user's project-root checkout reported the new commits as inverted "staged changes to be committed."

  Modes (default "stash-and-ff"):

  • "off" — preserve the legacy behavior; user must git pull or click the Merge Advance Notice banner Pull button.
  • "ff-only" — auto-fast-forward only clean worktrees; dirty worktrees stay untouched and the banner still surfaces.
  • "stash-and-ff" — run the Smart Pull pipeline (stash → fast-forward → pop). Pop conflicts emit merge:auto-sync audit events with outcome: "stash-pop-conflict" and surface through the existing dashboard stash-conflict modal.

  Schema-only in this changeset; the merger hook that consumes the setting lands in the follow-up engine change.

• 51fc826: fix(engine,core): dedup heartbeat-spawned follow-ups by parent task

  Heartbeat agents create follow-up tasks via fn_task_create. Until
  now, the intake similarity guard scoped candidates by sourceAgentId
  only, so the same parent task could spawn many sibling tasks across
  heartbeats whenever triage rewrote their titles enough to dodge the
  title-fingerprint guard.

  The task-scoped heartbeat now stamps sourceParentTaskId (and
  sourceRunId) on every fn_task_create, and the intake duplicate
  matcher treats a candidate as a sibling when it shares either the
  caller's agent ID or the caller's parent task ID. Same-parent
  siblings with similar descriptions are auto-archived as before.

  Tool description and heartbeat prompts also now instruct agents to
  scan existing open tasks before creating, as a belt-and-suspenders
  layer above the deterministic dedup.

Patch Changes

• 408e20b: fix(merger): two root-cause fixes for tasks landing in Done with no commit on main

  Bug 1: sibling fusion/fn-* branch as merge target — resolveTaskMergeTarget
  previously returned task.baseBranch unconditionally before falling back to the
  project default. When a task was dispatched as a sibling/dependent off another
  in-flight task's worktree, baseBranch ended up as the upstream's
  fusion/fn-<id> branch. The merger then detached onto that sibling, squashed
  on top of it, and advanced refs/heads/fusion/fn-<id> — never main. FN-5233's
  squash (84563e549) stranded on fusion/fn-5339; FN-5530's
  (4140a3e0a) stranded on fusion/fn-5543. The resolver now refuses any
  fusion/fn-\* candidate as a merge destination and falls through to the
  project default. The merger emits a new merge:merge-target-rejected-fusion-sibling
  audit event so the upstream baseBranch-propagation bug stays observable.

  Bug 2: deadlock-recovery mis-attributed tasks to unrelated commits —
  findLandedTaskCommit step (4) used git log --grep=FN-XXXX which matches the
  entire commit message (not just the subject) and blindly accepted the first
  hit. FN-5441 and FN-5446 were both marked done against e3dbfaae — an
  FN-5483 commit whose body merely mentioned them by name in a paragraph about
  a refusal. The grep fallback now fetches each candidate's body and re-verifies
  ownership via a tightened commitOwnedByTask: trailers must be line-anchored
  ((?:^|\n)Fusion-Task-Id: <id>(?:\n|$)), and the subject fallback must match
  a conventional-commit form (<type>(<id>): or <id>:), not a substring.
  Prose mentions can no longer claim a task.

  The historical recovery for FN-5233 has been cherry-picked to main as
  2d2e5b809. The other 11 affected tasks (FN-5441, FN-5446, FN-5472, FN-5484,
  FN-5487, FN-5490, FN-5515, FN-5517, FN-5526, FN-5539, FN-5540, FN-5542)
  remain in Done but need separate triage — 3 look like legitimate
  verification-only no-ops, the remaining 9 likely lost real work.

• ec6643e: fix(test-utils): cancel subprocess tracking timer for every proc in afterEach

  The vitest subprocess guard registered a 60 s "command timed out" timer for
  each tracked child process and relied on afterEach to cancel it. Under
  concurrent load (pnpm recursive test runs) the timer could outlive the
  originating test and fire during a later test's afterEach, surfacing as
  spurious "Test subprocess guard detected unsafe child-process usage:
  Timed out after 60000ms" failures attributed to a different test name.

  The cleanup loop now scopes "Left running" failure reporting + SIGKILL to
  processes spawned by the current test, but unconditionally clears each
  tracked subprocess's timer so the 60 s timeout cannot fire after the
  afterEach completes. The grace period before declaring a process leaked
  is also raised from 200 ms to 1 s to absorb event-loop contention from
  slow git shells under recursive test load.

• 4c31e88: feat(engine): merger auto-syncs project-root checkout after advancing integration-branch ref

  Wires mergeAdvanceAutoSync into the merger's post-ref-advance code path. After advanceIntegrationBranchRef ff-updates refs/heads/<integrationBranch>, the merger now enumerates other worktrees still on that branch (typically the user's project-root checkout) and reconciles each one's index + working tree to the new tip via syncWorktreeToHead.

  The reconciliation primitive is not a git pull — origin may still be at the previous tip (no pushAfterMerge), in which case git pull --ff-only is a no-op and a naive stash → pull → pop ends with the worktree restored to the old state. Instead syncWorktreeToHead:

  1. Diffs the worktree against the previous tip to isolate real user edits from the stale-index "phantom diff" that looks like inverted commits.
  2. When the worktree is clean against the previous tip, runs git reset --hard HEAD to snap index + files forward.
  3. In stash-and-ff mode with real edits, captures them as a binary patch against the previous tip, snaps to HEAD, then git apply --3way to restore. Untracked files are copied to a temp dir and restored after the snap. Patch conflicts surface as synced-with-pop-conflict with the patch left on disk for manual recovery.

  Each per-worktree attempt emits a merge:auto-sync audit event (new GitMutationType) with the outcome; the per-step pull:fast-forward, stash:push, stash:pop, and stash:pop-conflict events that pass through the auditor are tagged metadata.autoSync = true so downstream consumers can attribute them.

  The user-facing effect: with the default mergeAdvanceAutoSync: "stash-and-ff", after a Fusion task merges the user's git status in the project-root checkout becomes clean and the working tree shows the new commits' content — no manual git reset or Pull-button click required. Set mergeAdvanceAutoSync: "off" to restore the legacy behavior (the Merge Advance Notice banner still surfaces and the user pulls by hand).

  Backstopped by merger-auto-sync.slow.test.ts covering: clean-sync snaps both index and files forward, ff-only with real edits is a no-op, stash-and-ff preserves untracked local files across the snap, task worktrees on fusion/fn-* branches are correctly skipped, and an empty branch map emits nothing.

@fusion/dashboard

Minor Changes

• 6e7f1e5: feat(dashboard): explain "Recent integration-branch advances" and add a one-click "Sync working tree" fix

  Two additions to Git Manager → Status:

  Info disclosure — an [i] button next to the "Recent integration-branch advances (N need action)" header toggles an inline explainer. Covers what an "advance" is, what each autoSyncOutcome value means (clean-sync, synced-with-edits-restored, off / not run, stash-failed, would-conflict, …), and where to enable mergeAdvanceAutoSync for the permanent fix.

  Sync working tree button — when ≥1 advance shows needsAction, a button surfaces in the same header that calls the existing POST /api/git/pull (FN-5358 Smart Pull machinery: auto-stash dirty edits, fast-forward pull, restore stash, surface conflicts). On success the extended git status auto-refetches and the "need action" count drops; on conflict, the existing error toast fires.

  No new state machine — handlePull/remoteLoading === "pull" is the same plumbing the existing Pull button uses.

• 85786e7: feat(dashboard): show extended integration-branch + working-tree state in Git Manager

  Repository Status panel now answers "what is the actual state of my project root vs the integration branch?" so operators can be sure of the picture even when the Merge Advance Notice banner has been dismissed.

  GET /api/git/status accepts a new ?extended=1 query and returns additional optional fields:

  • integrationBranch + integrationBranchSource — the canonical branch (resolved via settings.integrationBranch → legacy baseBranch → origin/HEAD → main) and where the value came from.
  • integrationTipSha / originIntegrationTipSha — SHAs at both ends, so operators can spot when local main has been advanced by the merger but origin/main hasn't caught up.
  • aheadOfIntegration / behindIntegration — HEAD vs local integration tip (useful when on a non-integration branch).
  • aheadOfOriginIntegration / behindOriginIntegration — local integration tip vs origin/<branch>.
  • dirtyDetails — staged/modified/untracked/conflicted counts + a 12-line porcelain sample.
  • indexStaleVsHead — true when the index reflects a previous tip and the worktree is clean against the index but not against HEAD. Surfaces the exact "phantom staged changes" scenario that mergeAdvanceAutoSync exists to fix.
  • stashCount — for at-a-glance recovery awareness.
  • recentMergeAdvances — up to 5 recent merge:integration-ref-advance audit events for the project root, joined with their merge:auto-sync outcomes; entries whose auto-sync didn't successfully bring this worktree forward are flagged needsAction: true.

  GitManagerModal now renders all of this:

  • The existing Branch / Commit / Working Tree / Remote Sync cards gain sub-text — Working Tree shows staged/modified/untracked/conflicted breakdown; Branch shows whether you're on the integration branch.
  • A second row of cards adds Integration branch (with resolution source + tip SHA), HEAD-vs-integration ahead/behind, local-integration-vs-origin ahead/behind, and stash count.
  • A yellow warning panel appears when indexStaleVsHead is true, telling the operator to enable mergeAdvanceAutoSync or run git reset --hard HEAD.
  • A "Recent integration-branch advances" list shows the last few merger advances with their per-advance auto-sync outcome, color-coded by whether they still need action.

  All fetchGitStatus(projectId) calls inside GitManagerModal now pass { extended: true }. Other callers in the app are unaffected — the extra fields are optional and the un-extended response shape is unchanged.

Patch Changes

• 60a0012: fix(dashboard): stop main-chat and quick-chat composers from instantly dismissing the Android soft keyboard

  Two layered Android-specific fixes for the chat composers:

  1. The body scroll-lock applied while the keyboard is open in main chat was an iOS-specific workaround for visualViewport drift. On Android Chrome it does the opposite of what we want — mutating body { position: fixed; ... } while the keyboard is opening causes Chrome to treat it as a focus-target relayout and immediately dismisses the keyboard. useMobileScrollLock is now gated to iOS UAs.

  2. ChatView and QuickChatFAB both had an iOS-specific onTouchStart on the textarea that called event.preventDefault() and then programmatically refocused the input (to suppress iOS's visualViewport auto-scroll on re-focus). On Android, preventDefault on a textarea touchstart prevents the soft keyboard from opening — programmatic focus() alone does not raise the Android keyboard. Result: tapping the composer focused the input but the keyboard never appeared, looking like an instant dismiss. The touchstart workaround is now gated to iOS UAs via isIOS().

• a10fc56: fix(dashboard): keep Android keyboard open in main chat; disable kanban pinch-zoom

  Two Android-specific fixes:

  1. Keyboard dismissing in main chat. mobileKeyboardOpen in App.tsx (derived from useMobileKeyboard) gates project-content--with-mobile-nav / --with-footer className assignment and MobileNavBar rendering. When the soft keyboard opened, those classes were removed and the nav unmounted, shrinking padding-bottom by ~80px in a single render. Android Chrome treats the resulting jump of the focused chat input as the focus target moving and instantly dismisses the keyboard. With interactive-widget=resizes-content set on Android, the layout viewport itself shrinks with the keyboard, so the hide-nav-on-keyboard behavior was redundant on Android (and harmful). The whole pattern is now gated to iOS via isIOS(). iOS path is unchanged.

  2. Pinch-zoom on kanban. Android Chrome ignores user-scalable=no for accessibility, and the kanban board's overflow-x: auto columns combined with the inflated ICB produce a broken visual when the user zooms out. Adds touch-action: pan-x pan-y to html, body inside the mobile media query, which keeps scroll panning but disables pinch-zoom (Chat and MissionManager were unaffected because they don't expose a wide horizontal scrollable region).

• de67c51: fix(dashboard): pull syncs the worktree to local integration tip, not just to origin

  The integration-mode POST /api/git/pull (used by the merge-advance-notice banner) only ran git merge --ff-only origin/<branch> after fetching. When the merger had advanced local refs/heads/<integrationBranch> via update-ref but the user hadn't pushed yet, the worktree's HEAD already resolved to the new sha (symbolic ref follow) but the working tree and index were still at the old state. The fast-forward step short-circuited (already up to date with origin) and the user saw "Pull completed" with fromSha === toSha while their files visibly stayed behind.

  Pull now explicitly resets the worktree to refs/heads/<integrationBranch> after the origin fast-forward step. The autostash above protects user edits, so the reset is safe regardless of whether the origin FF ran.

• 5d35b64: fix(dashboard): remove duplicate integration-advances UI; Sync working tree is now pure-local (no origin fetch)

  Removed duplicate UI — Git Manager → Status had two overlapping sections rendering the same data: a Sync local tip button + a Recent integration advances list, sitting above the highlighted Recent integration-branch advances block (the one with the lost-work warnings). Deleted the duplicate (gm-integration-actions + gm-recent-advances) along with the dead mergeAdvanceEvents state, fetcher, and SSE subscription that only fed it.

  Sync working tree is now pure-local — for the "N need action" case the merger has already advanced refs/heads/<integration> locally and the worktree just needs to follow. Previously the button called the integration-mode pull which ran tryFastForwardFromOrigin first, silently pulling in unrelated remote commits. New skipOriginFetch option on PullGitBranchOptions.integration (and the matching POST /api/git/pull body field) skips the origin step entirely. The Sync button passes skipOriginFetch: true, so the sequence is: auto-stash → git reset --hard refs/heads/<integration> → restore stash. Origin is not touched.

  Help disclosure updated to match the new behavior.

• 4f38ed1: fix(dashboard): clear needs action on recent integration-branch advances after manual sync

  The Git Manager's "Recent integration-branch advances" list derived needsAction purely from the original merge:auto-sync audit-event outcome. When the operator clicked "Sync working tree" — or fixed up the worktree by hand — the worktree caught up to the integration tip, but the list kept showing "(N need action)" because the historical audit events still recorded the original failure/disabled state.

  collectRecentMergeAdvances now also checks whether each advance's toSha is reachable from the current HEAD. If it is, the worktree already contains that advance and needsAction is false regardless of what the audit trail recorded.

• ef12df4: fix(dashboard): close 8 review findings on extended Git Manager status + Integration branch setting

  Settings persistence (data-loss) — the project-settings patch builder now applies null-as-delete to all non-model keys, matching the global-settings branch. Previously, clearing the Integration branch field (picking (auto-detect) or clicking Use dropdown) set integrationBranch: undefined, which JSON.stringify silently dropped — the server retained the stale explicit value and the operator could not un-pin the branch from the UI.

  isIndexStale was wrong both directions — the heuristic (diff --cached --name-only non-empty AND diff --name-only empty) fired false-positive on benign git add and false-negative whenever the worktree had any unrelated edit. Replaced with a reflog-anchored check: stale iff refs/heads/<integrationBranch>@{1} exists, HEAD is a descendant of it, and git diff-index --cached <prevTip> is empty (i.e. the index exactly matches the pre-advance state).

  Auto-sync attribution — two fixes to collectRecentMergeAdvances in register-git-github.ts:

  • Auto-sync events are now matched by (taskId, newSha) instead of taskId-only. A task that produced multiple advances over time no longer has all its older entries mislabeled with the most-recent outcome.
  • worktreePath comparison now runs both sides through fs.realpathSync first. On macOS the merger emits canonicalized paths (via canonicalizePath in worktree-pool.ts) while the route was called with the store's raw rootDir; symlinked project paths caused every advance to be marked needsAction: true indefinitely.

  Extended path no longer 500s on git failure — the ?extended=1 branch wraps computeExtendedGitStatus in its own try/catch and falls back to the basic status shape on any unhandled failure. Previously an unguarded git branch --show-current throw escaped to the route's outer catch and returned HTTP 500, while the basic path returned 200 with the swallowed-failure shape — surface parity matters because the dashboard always passes extended=1 and would otherwise render an error toast where it should render the degraded panel. Also wrapped the same call inside computeExtendedGitStatus so detached-HEAD / non-git states return an empty currentBranch instead of throwing.

  Integration branch falls back to refs/remotes/origin/<branch> — when the configured branch exists only as a remote-tracking ref (e.g. operator set integrationBranch: "release/v2" without ever git switch-ing it locally), integrationTipSha now resolves to the origin tip instead of being null. A new integrationTipSource: "local" | "remote-only" | "missing" field tells the UI which side won; the Git Manager surfaces this with a (remote-only — run git switch <branch> to track locally) sub-text and a no ref found error state when both refs are missing.

  Copy commit hash shows two buttons — the Copy button now copies status.commit (the short SHA actually displayed in the <code> element). A second Copy-full button surfaces status.headSha for git operations that need the 40-char SHA. Previously the single button silently copied the full SHA when extended was on, so what the user saw on screen was no longer what they pasted.

  Detached HEAD no longer shows misleading "(not on main)" — git branch --show-current returns empty on detached HEAD; the route now leaves isOnIntegrationBranch as undefined (not false) in that case, and the UI's "(not on )" sub-text only renders when we know we're on a different branch — not when we're on no branch at all.

• d5cfa92: fix(dashboard): close 7 review findings on the extended-status hardening pass

  Follow-up to the prior fix commit; closes 7 more issues that an independent code review surfaced.

  Settings inheritance regression (high) — SettingsModal.handleSave's non-model project branch lost the "only write if changed" gate when the prior commit added null-as-delete support. Result: every effective/inherited project key was being persisted as an explicit project override on every save, silently breaking inheritance across ~30+ keys. Restored the value !== initialProjectValue gate, matched against the model-lane branch's existing pattern.

  Git Manager Local <branch> vs origin card showed misleading "Synced" in remote-only mode — when integrationTipSource === "remote-only", both aheadOfOriginIntegration / behindOriginIntegration are deliberately undefined (there's no local branch to compare), but the card's render fell through to (ahead ?? 0) === 0 && (behind ?? 0) === 0 → "Synced". Now renders an explicit "no local tracking" sub-text in that case, with a separate HEAD vs origin/<branch> card surfacing a meaningful distance.

  isIndexStale extended to multi-hop and gated to integration-branch worktrees —

  • Walks up to 16 refs/heads/<integration> reflog entries so an A→B→C burst whose middle sync also missed is detected (the prior check only consulted @{1}).
  • Only fires when isOnIntegrationBranch === true. Previously, a feature-branch worktree whose HEAD happened to descend from <integration>@{1} (e.g. git switch -c hotfix main@{N}) would trip the stale-index warning despite being perfectly healthy.

  enumeration-failed auto-sync events no longer dropped — the new (taskId, newSha) join filter required both worktreePath and newSha on every auto-sync event, which discarded the merger's early-failure events that emit neither. Now: events with both fields use the per-advance pair-key (with macOS realpath canonicalization on both sides); events with neither use a task-id fallback so the diagnostic outcome still surfaces on the matching advance.

  aheadOfIntegration no longer silently shifts semantics — split into three distinct distance fields so consumers don't have to read integrationTipSource to know which comparison they got:

  • aheadOfIntegration / behindIntegration — HEAD vs local integration tip; undefined when only the remote tip exists.
  • aheadOfIntegrationRemote / behindIntegrationRemote — HEAD vs origin/<integrationBranch>; defined whenever the remote tracking ref exists.
  • aheadOfOriginIntegration / behindOriginIntegration — local integration tip vs origin/<integrationBranch>; defined only when both refs exist.

  currentBranch failure no longer masks wrong-branch state — git branch --show-current returns empty on detached HEAD (success) and throws on transient git errors (lock contention, timeout). The prior catch collapsed both into currentBranch = "" so the UI couldn't distinguish them. New currentBranchDetectionFailed?: boolean field on GitStatus lets the UI surface "branch detection unavailable" on a real failure rather than silently hiding the wrong-branch warning.

• 916047c: feat(dashboard): Integration branch setting is now a dropdown of local branches with Custom… fallback

  Replaces the plain text input with a <select> that lists the project's local branches (loaded via fetchGitBranches when the Merge section becomes visible) plus an (auto-detect — origin/HEAD → main) default and a Custom… option for branches that don't exist locally yet.

  Branch list is deduplicated and sorted with common integration names (main, master, trunk, develop) pinned to the top so the typical case is one click. Choosing Custom… swaps in a text input with a Use dropdown link to revert.

  A previously-saved value that isn't in the loaded list (e.g. branch deleted locally, or initial load before branches fetch resolved) falls through to the custom text input automatically so the operator can still see and edit it.

• 084bdc6: feat(dashboard): expose integrationBranch setting in the project settings modal

  Adds a text input for the canonical integration branch (the branch Fusion merges tasks into, and the reference for all ahead/behind / overlap / pre-rebase computations). Lives directly under the Auto-completion mode select inside the merge-strategy panel — visible regardless of direct vs PR mode, since the setting applies to both.

  Blank value (the default) preserves the existing auto-resolution cascade: integrationBranch → legacy baseBranch → origin/HEAD symbolic ref → fallback main. Setting it to master / trunk / develop / etc. pins the resolution explicitly without changing other settings.

  Field trims whitespace and stores undefined (not empty string) when cleared so the auto-resolution remains active.

• d8493f9: feat(dashboard): expose mergeAdvanceAutoSync in the project settings modal

  Adds the missing form control for the auto-sync mode introduced by the merger hook. Lives next to the existing Direct merge commit routing / Integration worktree controls inside the merge-strategy panel and only renders when mergeStrategy === "direct". Three options with the same labels and descriptions as docs/settings-reference.md:

  • Stash + fast-forward (default) — preserve local edits across the auto-snap
  • Fast-forward only — skip dirty worktrees, surface the banner instead
  • Off — legacy behavior, project root stays stale until manual pull

  Value is normalized through normalizeMergeAdvanceAutoSyncMode on both the merged-settings and scoped-settings load paths so a missing/invalid stored value cleanly falls back to the default without spamming validation errors.

• 99359b6: fix(dashboard): unbreak Merge Advance Notice banner dismiss and suppress when auto-sync already handled it

  Two bugs were keeping the banner stuck on screen even when there was nothing for the user to do:

  • Dismiss was dead. The notice memo never applied dismissedShas, so clicking the close button (or a successful Pull, which calls dismiss() after the API returns) updated localStorage but the same advance event kept matching the filter and the banner re-rendered immediately.
  • Auto-sync success was ignored. With the new mergeAdvanceAutoSync setting at its stash-and-ff default, the merger snaps the project-root checkout forward as part of the merge — there is nothing left to pull. The banner kept appearing anyway because the route's autoSync payload wasn't consulted. Clicking Pull then hit /api/git/pull, which fetched origin (no change, since the merger only advanced the local ref) and returned pull-clean with no actual work done.

  The notice memo now (a) filters out dismissedShas, and (b) suppresses any advance event whose autoSync entry for the current user's worktreePath reports clean-sync or synced-with-edits-restored. Conflict and skipped outcomes (synced-with-pop-conflict, skipped-dirty, skipped-*, failed) still surface the banner so the user can recover.

  Banner suppression checks the per-worktree path, so a multi-checkout project where auto-sync handled one root and a sibling root is still stale will keep showing the banner on the stale one.

• 6083de2: fix(dashboard): unbreak Merge Advance Notice banner by preserving store this binding in events endpoint

  GET /api/tasks/merge-advance-events was extracting getRunAuditEvents off the scoped store as a bare function reference and calling it without this, which made this.db.prepare(...) throw "Cannot read properties of undefined (reading 'db')" on every request. The useMergeAdvanceNotice hook caught the failure silently (catch { setEvents([]) }), so the banner never appeared even after the merger advanced the integration branch ref.

  Fix: keep the store reference and call storeWithRunAudit.getRunAuditEvents(...) as a method so this is preserved, matching the pattern used by other routes that read run-audit events.

• dc94494: fix(engine,dashboard): close 7 code-review findings on the mergeAdvanceAutoSync hook

  Tightens the freshly-landed merger auto-sync feature based on a structured code review.

  Data-loss fixes in syncWorktreeToHead:

  • Untracked-file restore now compares against git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD to detect when the new tip introduced a tracked file at the same path; collisions are reported in untrackedSkippedAsTracked and the user's bytes stay in the stage dir instead of clobbering the merged content.
  • When git apply --3way fails because a patched file was deleted/renamed at the new tip (--diff-filter=U returns nothing because nothing got staged), conflictedFiles falls back to parsing diff --git a/<p> b/<p> headers out of the captured patch — so the conflict surfaces with the right file names instead of [].
  • git ls-files / diff calls now pass -c core.quotePath=false so paths with non-ASCII or special characters round-trip through copyFileSync instead of failing on backslash-escaped octal tokens.
  • The stash-and-ff path re-verifies rev-parse HEAD === newSha immediately before each destructive reset --hard HEAD; a concurrent merger advance now bails with skipped-head-not-at-new-sha (with the captured patch preserved on disk) instead of applying the patch against the wrong tree.
  • The stage dir is now tracked with a preserveStageDir flag in a try/finally: it is rm'd on all clean paths and on skipped-head-not-at-new-sha exits, but preserved whenever the user's edits live only in patchPath (pop-conflict, untracked-collides-with-tracked, reset failure, outer exception).
  • Patch is written to disk before the apply attempt, not only on failure, so a crash between snapshot and apply doesn't lose the user's edits.

  Multi-worktree-same-branch fix:

  • New getRegisteredWorktreeBranches helper in worktree-pool.ts returns ALL (branch, worktreePath) entries rather than collapsing duplicates into a Map<branch, path>. Multiple worktrees can legitimately share a branch when the user created secondary checkouts via git worktree add --force -b; the merger now syncs every one of them instead of silently skipping all but the last.

  Contract + surfacing fixes:

  • JSDoc on merge:auto-sync GitMutationType now documents the actually-emitted outcome strings (clean-sync, synced-with-edits-restored, synced-with-pop-conflict, skipped-*, failed, enumeration-failed, exception) and the actual stage enum, replacing the obsolete smartPull-shaped strings.
  • GET /api/tasks/merge-advance-events now joins merge:auto-sync events within a ±5min window of each advance and returns them in a new autoSync: AutoSyncOutcome[] field; useMergeAdvanceNotice exposes the same shape so the banner can surface pop-conflicts (including patchPath pointing at the user's saved edits) instead of leaving them in a black hole.

  Hygiene:

  • Merger's setting read now uses normalizeMergeAdvanceAutoSyncMode(settings.mergeAdvanceAutoSync) (the exported normalizer) instead of an inline equality check + as unknown cast that bypassed type-checking.

  New backstop tests in merger-auto-sync.slow.test.ts:

  • Untracked file colliding with a newly-tracked path is NOT overwritten and the merged content survives.
  • git apply --3way failure on a file deleted at the new tip populates conflictedFiles from the patch header.

  Route test asserts autoSync outcomes are joined onto the matching advance event within the time window.

• e138289: fix(dashboard): compensate Android Chrome inflated ICB for fixed-position UI

  Android Chrome (multi-window / split-screen / certain WebView configs) can leave the initial containing block (window.innerWidth/Height) stuck larger than the actual rendered canvas — DOM, body, and visualViewport report the true dimensions, but position: fixed uses the ICB, pinning fixed-bottom elements off the bottom of the visible viewport. JS-side meta override (both setAttribute and full element replacement) does not force Chrome to recompute the ICB on these builds.

  Instead, publish the ICB→visualViewport delta as CSS variables (--icb-bottom-offset, --icb-right-offset) on <html> and consume them in MobileNavBar and ExecutorStatusBar so they pin to the visible viewport edge regardless of ICB drift. The math also handles pinch-zoom in (offsets compensate) and pinch-zoom out (offsets clamp at 0). Healthy browsers see 0px and behave unchanged.

• 76429a8: fix(dashboard): keep mobile nav bar pinned to page bottom when keyboard opens

  The mobile nav bar's bottom defaults to var(--icb-bottom-offset), which on iOS equals the soft-keyboard height once it opens — floating the bar above the keyboard. The existing .mobile-nav-bar--keyboard-open override (which pins bottom: 0) was only applied when !modalManager.anyModalOpen && isIOS(), so the bar still tracked the keyboard with a modal open. Introduces mobileNavKeyboardOpen = isMobile && keyboardOpen as a nav-bar-only flag so the bar stays pinned in all keyboard cases. Content padding and ExecutorStatusBar remain on the gated mobileKeyboardOpen to preserve their existing behavior.

• ed4d021: fix(dashboard): keep mobile nav visible on Android in landscape and when keyboard opens

  • Broaden mobile media query to (max-width: 768px), (max-height: 480px) so phones held in landscape (which exceed 768 CSS px wide) still render the bottom nav and mobile board layout instead of the desktop horizontally-scrollable columns.
  • Distinguish pinch-zoom from keyboard-open in useMobileKeyboard by checking visualViewport.scale > 1 — Android Chrome ignores user-scalable=no for a11y, and a zoomed-in textarea was false-positiving keyboard-open and hiding MobileNavBar.
  • Use documentElement.clientHeight instead of stale window.innerHeight when computing keyboard overlap (Android multi-window can leave innerHeight cached at a wildly different value than the actual layout viewport).
  • Add interactive-widget=resizes-content to the viewport meta so Android Chrome shrinks the layout viewport with the soft keyboard, matching iOS behavior.

• Updated dependencies [98033bc]

• Updated dependencies [db9928a]

• Updated dependencies [02971ef]

• Updated dependencies [9ce26ee]

• Updated dependencies [e708870]

• Updated dependencies [a3ec2e5]

• Updated dependencies [408e20b]

• Updated dependencies [acf3502]

• Updated dependencies [ec6643e]

• Updated dependencies [a201f56]

• Updated dependencies [4c31e88]

• Updated dependencies [dc94494]

• Updated dependencies [bf4428c]

• Updated dependencies [0c0839e]

• Updated dependencies [ec1269f]

• Updated dependencies [51fc826]

• Updated dependencies [d02cd38]

  • @fusion/engine@0.33.0
  • @fusion/core@0.33.0
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/cli-printing-press@0.1.10
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/dependency-graph@0.1.24
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/roadmap@0.1.12
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/cursor-runtime@0.1.12
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/droid-runtime@0.1.19
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/hermes-runtime@0.2.43
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/openclaw-runtime@0.2.43
  • @fusion-plugin-examples/paperclip-runtime@0.2.43

@fusion/desktop

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [60a0012]
• Updated dependencies [a10fc56]
• Updated dependencies [de67c51]
• Updated dependencies [6e7f1e5]
• Updated dependencies [5d35b64]
• Updated dependencies [408e20b]
• Updated dependencies [4f38ed1]
• Updated dependencies [ec6643e]
• Updated dependencies [85786e7]
• Updated dependencies [ef12df4]
• Updated dependencies [d5cfa92]
• Updated dependencies [916047c]
• Updated dependencies [084bdc6]
• Updated dependencies [a201f56]
• Updated dependencies [d8493f9]
• Updated dependencies [99359b6]
• Updated dependencies [6083de2]
• Updated dependencies [4c31e88]
• Updated dependencies [dc94494]
• Updated dependencies [e138289]
• Updated dependencies [76429a8]
• Updated dependencies [ed4d021]
• Updated dependencies [51fc826]
  • @fusion/dashboard@0.33.0
  • @fusion/core@0.33.0

@fusion/engine

Minor Changes

• 98033bc: feat(engine): guard one engine per project per machine

  Adds a per-machine singleton lock that engages before each engine
  starts, preventing two fn dashboard processes from running engines
  for the same project on the same host (a scenario that previously
  caused worktree corruption and task-state races for in-process
  projects).

  The guard combines two independent checks:

  • A proper-lockfile-backed file at <project>/.fusion/engine.lock
    with stale-lock recovery.
  • A loopback listener (UDS on POSIX, named pipe on Windows) on a
    hashed per-project address.

  Failures throw EngineAlreadyRunningError; both guards are released
  on stopAll() / pauseProject().

• db9928a: feat(engine): export smartPull() library for stash-aware fast-forward of a worktree

  Standalone stash → fast-forward → pop implementation that the merger's upcoming mergeAdvanceAutoSync hook calls after advancing the integration-branch ref to auto-sync other worktrees still pinned at the previous tip. Returns a discriminated union (clean-pull | stash-pull-pop | stash-pop-conflict | skipped-dirty | skipped-not-on-branch | failed) and accepts an optional audit emitter so callers can record pull:fast-forward, stash:push, stash:pop, and stash:pop-conflict run-audit events.

  The dashboard's user-triggered Pull continues to use the existing POST /api/git/pull integration path (which runs the AI-aware autostash through restoreUnrelatedRootDirChanges) and is unchanged by this changeset — smartPull() is intentionally simpler so the merger's post-advance auto-sync stays free of mid-merge AI conflict resolution.

• 4c31e88: feat(engine): merger auto-syncs project-root checkout after advancing integration-branch ref

  Wires mergeAdvanceAutoSync into the merger's post-ref-advance code path. After advanceIntegrationBranchRef ff-updates refs/heads/<integrationBranch>, the merger now enumerates other worktrees still on that branch (typically the user's project-root checkout) and reconciles each one's index + working tree to the new tip via syncWorktreeToHead.

  The reconciliation primitive is not a git pull — origin may still be at the previous tip (no pushAfterMerge), in which case git pull --ff-only is a no-op and a naive stash → pull → pop ends with the worktree restored to the old state. Instead syncWorktreeToHead:

  1. Diffs the worktree against the previous tip to isolate real user edits from the stale-index "phantom diff" that looks like inverted commits.
  2. When the worktree is clean against the previous tip, runs git reset --hard HEAD to snap index + files forward.
  3. In stash-and-ff mode with real edits, captures them as a binary patch against the previous tip, snaps to HEAD, then git apply --3way to restore. Untracked files are copied to a temp dir and restored after the snap. Patch conflicts surface as synced-with-pop-conflict with the patch left on disk for manual recovery.

  Each per-worktree attempt emits a merge:auto-sync audit event (new GitMutationType) with the outcome; the per-step pull:fast-forward, stash:push, stash:pop, and stash:pop-conflict events that pass through the auditor are tagged metadata.autoSync = true so downstream consumers can attribute them.

  The user-facing effect: with the default mergeAdvanceAutoSync: "stash-and-ff", after a Fusion task merges the user's git status in the project-root checkout becomes clean and the working tree shows the new commits' content — no manual git reset or Pull-button click required. Set mergeAdvanceAutoSync: "off" to restore the legacy behavior (the Merge Advance Notice banner still surfaces and the user pulls by hand).

  Backstopped by merger-auto-sync.slow.test.ts covering: clean-sync snaps both index and files forward, ff-only with real edits is a no-op, stash-and-ff preserves untracked local files across the snap, task worktrees on fusion/fn-* branches are correctly skipped, and an empty branch map emits nothing.

• 51fc826: fix(engine,core): dedup heartbeat-spawned follow-ups by parent task

  Heartbeat agents create follow-up tasks via fn_task_create. Until
  now, the intake similarity guard scoped candidates by sourceAgentId
  only, so the same parent task could spawn many sibling tasks across
  heartbeats whenever triage rewrote their titles enough to dodge the
  title-fingerprint guard.

  The task-scoped heartbeat now stamps sourceParentTaskId (and
  sourceRunId) on every fn_task_create, and the intake duplicate
  matcher treats a candidate as a sibling when it shares either the
  caller's agent ID or the caller's parent task ID. Same-parent
  siblings with similar descriptions are auto-archived as before.

  Tool description and heartbeat prompts also now instruct agents to
  scan existing open tasks before creating, as a belt-and-suspenders
  layer above the deterministic dedup.

• d02cd38: feat(merger): scope pnpm verification to changed packages and short-circuit out-of-scope fix loop

  In a pnpm workspace, inferDefaultTestCommand now derives the set of packages touched by the branch diff and emits pnpm --filter "<pkg>...^" test instead of pnpm test. This prevents flakes in unrelated packages from blocking merges. When git context is unavailable or changes are root-only, the command falls back to the unscoped pnpm test.

  When the in-merge fix agent makes no changes and all failing test files are outside the branch's diff, the merger now marks the task status: "failed" immediately with a clear "out-of-scope flake" message rather than retrying into the limbo-recovery cycle.

Patch Changes

• 02971ef: fix(engine): treat foreign-attributed commits already on main as promoted

  assertCleanBranchAtBase flagged any commit in baseSha..branchName
  whose Fusion-Task-Id trailer pointed at a different task as
  contamination. That misclassified the FN-5475 cascade: the engine
  fast-forwards local main with single-parent task commits, and any
  worktree created during the brief window where local main carried a
  sibling task's tip inherited that commit. The audit later (correctly)
  saw the commit as not-yet-on-main from its merge-base perspective and
  threw BranchCrossContaminationError.

  The audit now skips foreign-attributed commits that are reachable from
  local main (git merge-base --is-ancestor <sha> main). Commits on
  main were promoted through integration regardless of whose trailer
  they carry, and downstream branches that inherited them via main are
  not contaminated.

  Resume verifier (FN-5475 fix #2) and the auto-recovery handler
  fallback (FN-5475 fix #3) remain in place as defense-in-depth for
  the rarer variants (local main rewound, foreign commit not yet on
  main when the audit fires).

• 9ce26ee: fix(engine): un-deadcode the bootstrap-misbinding auto-recovery fallback

  The auto-recovery handler in auto-recovery-handlers/branch-worktree.ts
  called classifyBootstrapMisbinding with foreignCommits: [] because it
  had no BranchCrossContaminationError in hand (it discovers the conflict
  via inspectBranchConflict). The classifier's predicate gated on
  foreignCommits.length > 0, so the input always resolved to
  isBootstrapMisbinding: false and the re-anchor block was effectively
  dead code.

  The handler also used ctx.task.baseCommitSha as the contamination base,
  which is deliberately preserved across sessions for diff math (FN-4417)
  and can lag local main by many commits — causing legitimately-merged
  landings to be classified as foreign at this layer.

  Changes:

  • classifyBootstrapMisbinding now derives the foreign-commit count from
    its own git log baseSha..branchName walk; input.foreignCommits is
    optional and advisory only. The result type gains foreignCommitCount.
  • The branch-worktree recovery handler stops passing an empty array and
    computes a fresh merge-base against local main (falling back to
    origin/main), mirroring the executor's primary contamination path.
  • Regression tests cover both the no-foreignCommits call shape and the
    foreignCommitCount field.

• e708870: fix(engine): verify resumed worktree branches aren't bootstrap-misbound

  acquireTaskWorktree short-circuited the resume path when
  task.worktree existed on disk and classified ok, handing the
  worktree back to the executor without inspecting its branch history.
  If the branch had been created from a poisoned local-main tip (a
  sibling task's commit), the executor preflight would later flag every
  intermediate landing as foreign and the task would loop through
  contamination recovery until pausing for human adjudication
  (observed in the FN-5475 cascade).

  The resume path now computes a fresh merge-base against local main
  (falling back to origin/main) and runs classifyBootstrapMisbinding
  on the branch. When the range is purely foreign with zero own commits,
  it re-anchors the branch inline via reanchorBranchToBase and emits a
  branch:reanchor audit event with trigger: "resume-misbinding".

  Mixed contamination (own + foreign, or non-attributed commits) is
  deliberately left to the executor's existing primary path so the
  richer adjudication flow still applies.

• a3ec2e5: fix(engine): never create task branches from arbitrary HEAD in autocorrect

  attemptBranchAutocorrect previously fell back to git checkout -B <expected> with no start point when rename was not applicable. If the
  worktree's HEAD happened to be at a previous occupant's commit (e.g. an
  orphaned tip from a different task), the new branch label silently
  captured that commit — the "branch: Created from HEAD" contamination
  pattern that the cross-contamination guard then refuses to auto-resolve.

  This is the only branch-creation site in the engine that did not thread
  a resolved base SHA; every other path (prepareForTask,
  reanchorBranchToBase) already passes the base explicitly.

  Autocorrect now verifies the expected ref exists and uses a plain
  git checkout, so it can only switch to an already-existing branch.
  When the ref is missing it returns failed, letting upstream recovery
  (which knows the proper base) re-anchor with prepareForTask /
  reanchorBranchToBase.

• 408e20b: fix(merger): two root-cause fixes for tasks landing in Done with no commit on main

  Bug 1: sibling fusion/fn-* branch as merge target — resolveTaskMergeTarget
  previously returned task.baseBranch unconditionally before falling back to the
  project default. When a task was dispatched as a sibling/dependent off another
  in-flight task's worktree, baseBranch ended up as the upstream's
  fusion/fn-<id> branch. The merger then detached onto that sibling, squashed
  on top of it, and advanced refs/heads/fusion/fn-<id> — never main. FN-5233's
  squash (84563e549) stranded on fusion/fn-5339; FN-5530's
  (4140a3e0a) stranded on fusion/fn-5543. The resolver now refuses any
  fusion/fn-\* candidate as a merge destination and falls through to the
  project default. The merger emits a new merge:merge-target-rejected-fusion-sibling
  audit event so the upstream baseBranch-propagation bug stays observable.

  Bug 2: deadlock-recovery mis-attributed tasks to unrelated commits —
  findLandedTaskCommit step (4) used git log --grep=FN-XXXX which matches the
  entire commit message (not just the subject) and blindly accepted the first
  hit. FN-5441 and FN-5446 were both marked done against e3dbfaae — an
  FN-5483 commit whose body merely mentioned them by name in a paragraph about
  a refusal. The grep fallback now fetches each candidate's body and re-verifies
  ownership via a tightened commitOwnedByTask: trailers must be line-anchored
  ((?:^|\n)Fusion-Task-Id: <id>(?:\n|$)), and the subject fallback must match
  a conventional-commit form (<type>(<id>): or <id>:), not a substring.
  Prose mentions can no longer claim a task.

  The historical recovery for FN-5233 has been cherry-picked to main as
  2d2e5b809. The other 11 affected tasks (FN-5441, FN-5446, FN-5472, FN-5484,
  FN-5487, FN-5490, FN-5515, FN-5517, FN-5526, FN-5539, FN-5540, FN-5542)
  remain in Done but need separate triage — 3 look like legitimate
  verification-only no-ops, the remaining 9 likely lost real work.

• acf3502: fix(merger): refuse to finalize a task as no-op when modifiedFiles is non-empty

  Third root-cause fix for tasks marked Done with no commit on main (the first
  two — sibling-branch merge target + grep mis-attribution — landed in the
  previous commit). When the executor produced edits but the squash didn't
  land them as a commit (uncommitted in the worktree, squashed against the
  wrong branch, branch dropped by reuse-handoff churn, etc.), the merger's
  classifyOwnedLandedEvidence would return proven-no-op or
  no-changes-finalized and both aiMergeTask and recoverNoOpReviewTasks
  would happily move the task to Done while clearing modifiedFiles to []
  — silently destroying the audit trail of what was lost.

  Both call sites now gate the no-op finalize on task.modifiedFiles.length:
  if the task claims work was done but no commit landed, move the task back
  to todo with progress preserved and emit a new
  task:finalize-lost-work-blocked audit event. The next executor run
  re-attempts the work; the operator sees the audit event in the run-audit
  timeline.

  The post-hoc reconcileDoneTaskIntegrity path is intentionally NOT gated —
  it cleans up tasks that are already in Done (legacy state), which is
  out-of-scope for the lost-work prevention. This matters: 9 lost-work tasks
  were already in this state at sweep time (FN-5441, FN-5446, FN-5487,
  FN-5490, FN-5517, FN-5526, FN-5539, FN-5540, FN-5542) and need to be
  re-spec'd as fresh tasks rather than auto-reconciled. See
  docs/incidents/2026-05-23-lost-work-tasks.md for the per-task catalog.

• dc94494: fix(engine,dashboard): close 7 code-review findings on the mergeAdvanceAutoSync hook

  Tightens the freshly-landed merger auto-sync feature based on a structured code review.

  Data-loss fixes in syncWorktreeToHead:

  • Untracked-file restore now compares against git ls-tree -r --name-only HEAD to detect when the new tip introduced a tracked file at the same path; collisions are reported in untrackedSkippedAsTracked and the user's bytes stay in the stage dir instead of clobbering the merged content.
  • When git apply --3way fails because a patched file was deleted/renamed at the new tip (--diff-filter=U returns nothing because nothing got staged), conflictedFiles falls back to parsing diff --git a/<p> b/<p> headers out of the captured patch — so the conflict surfaces with the right file names instead of [].
  • git ls-files / diff calls now pass -c core.quotePath=false so paths with non-ASCII or special characters round-trip through copyFileSync instead of failing on backslash-escaped octal tokens.
  • The stash-and-ff path re-verifies rev-parse HEAD === newSha immediately before each destructive reset --hard HEAD; a concurrent merger advance now bails with skipped-head-not-at-new-sha (with the captured patch preserved on disk) instead of applying the patch against the wrong tree.
  • The stage dir is now tracked with a preserveStageDir flag in a try/finally: it is rm'd on all clean paths and on skipped-head-not-at-new-sha exits, but preserved whenever the user's edits live only in patchPath (pop-conflict, untracked-collides-with-tracked, reset failure, outer exception).
  • Patch is written to disk before the apply attempt, not only on failure, so a crash between snapshot and apply doesn't lose the user's edits.

  Multi-worktree-same-branch fix:

  • New getRegisteredWorktreeBranches helper in worktree-pool.ts returns ALL (branch, worktreePath) entries rather than collapsing duplicates into a Map<branch, path>. Multiple worktrees can legitimately share a branch when the user created secondary checkouts via git worktree add --force -b; the merger now syncs every one of them instead of silently skipping all but the last.

  Contract + surfacing fixes:

  • JSDoc on merge:auto-sync GitMutationType now documents the actually-emitted outcome strings (clean-sync, synced-with-edits-restored, synced-with-pop-conflict, skipped-*, failed, enumeration-failed, exception) and the actual stage enum, replacing the obsolete smartPull-shaped strings.
  • GET /api/tasks/merge-advance-events now joins merge:auto-sync events within a ±5min window of each advance and returns them in a new autoSync: AutoSyncOutcome[] field; useMergeAdvanceNotice exposes the same shape so the banner can surface pop-conflicts (including patchPath pointing at the user's saved edits) instead of leaving them in a black hole.

  Hygiene:

  • Merger's setting read now uses normalizeMergeAdvanceAutoSyncMode(settings.mergeAdvanceAutoSync) (the exported normalizer) instead of an inline equality check + as unknown cast that bypassed type-checking.

  New backstop tests in merger-auto-sync.slow.test.ts:

  • Untracked file colliding with a newly-tracked path is NOT overwritten and the merged content survives.
  • git apply --3way failure on a file deleted at the new tip populates conflictedFiles from the patch header.

  Route test asserts autoSync outcomes are joined onto the matching advance event within the time window.

• bf4428c: fix(merger): require fast-forward ref advances and read integration tip from refs/heads/<branch>

  Closes a class of "orphaned merge" bug where a subsequent merger could overwrite the integration branch tip with a sibling commit, leaving the previous squash reachable only from a feature branch.

  Two coupled fixes:

  1. advanceIntegrationBranchRef now refuses non-fast-forward advances. The CAS check still guards against concurrent ref movement, but the new merge-base --is-ancestor check additionally requires the new sha to descend from the expected current sha. Non-FF attempts return reason: "non-fast-forward-advance" instead of silently orphaning the prior tip.

  2. runMerge resolves the integration-branch tip via git rev-parse --verify refs/heads/<integrationBranch> instead of git rev-parse HEAD in rootDir. In reuse-task-worktree mode, rootDir's HEAD can lag behind the shared ref after a sibling merger advanced it via update-ref without re-checking-out — using HEAD there caused the eventual squash commit to parent off an earlier sha and orphan the previously-merged tip.

  Together these uphold the invariant: local <integrationBranch> only advances via fast-forward, and the merger never builds a squash off a stale base sha.

• 0c0839e: fix(merger): treat non-FF ref-advance as concurrent-advance so it triggers retry

  When the merger's squash commit was built off a stale integration tip (integration moved between squash prep and update-ref), the FF guard in advanceIntegrationBranchRef correctly refused the swap with reason non-fast-forward-advance — but the caller in merger.ts only mapped concurrent-advance to IntegrationBranchConcurrentAdvanceError. The non-FF case fell through as a plain Error, failing the task instead of routing to the FN-4500/FN-5083 rebind/retry path. Both reasons share a root cause (integration tip moved during the merge window), so they now share the retry path. Observed on FN-5576.

• ec1269f: feat(merger): auto-rehome FF-recoverable orphan commits during contamination recovery

  Follow-up to the FF-only ref advance fix: contamination recovery now classifies a fourth bucket — orphan-our-advance — and fast-forwards the integration branch onto pre-fix orphan commits when safe.

  When the executor's contamination handler sees a "unique" foreign commit, it now also asks:

  • Does the commit's Fusion-Task-Id trailer point at a done task?
  • Is the commit unreachable from refs/heads/<integrationBranch>?

  If both, the commit is an orphan from the pre-fix non-FF ref-advance bug. Recovery attempts to fast-forward the integration branch onto the orphan:

  • FF possible (integration tip is an ancestor of the orphan): advance via advanceIntegrationBranchRef, then drop the orphan from the task branch alongside already-upstream commits. Emits merger:orphan-rehome-ff.
  • Non-FF (orphan diverges from integration tip — would require cherry-pick): refuse to auto-rehome. The commit stays in genuinelyUnique for human adjudication, but the recovery log line now includes the exact git cherry-pick <sha> command an operator can run to unstick it. Emits merger:orphan-rehome-refused.

  The non-FF refusal is intentional: cherry-pick into the integration branch from inside automated recovery introduces conflict-resolution surface that's too high blast radius for a never-event recovery path.

• Updated dependencies [408e20b]

• Updated dependencies [ec6643e]

• Updated dependencies [a201f56]

• Updated dependencies [4c31e88]

• Updated dependencies [51fc826]

  • @fusion/core@0.33.0
  • @fusion/pi-claude-cli@0.33.0

@fusion/plugin-sdk

Patch Changes

• Updated dependencies [408e20b]
• Updated dependencies [ec6643e]
• Updated dependencies [a201f56]
• Updated dependencies [4c31e88]
• Updated dependencies [51fc826]
  • @fusion/core@0.33.0

@runfusion/fusion

Minor Changes

• 1b49cbc: Surface SQLite corruption in notifications, the dashboard health API, and a persistent dashboard banner.

• 2baaad7: fn backup now also snapshots the central database (~/.fusion/fusion-central.db)
  alongside the per-project database. Scheduled and manual backups produce a paired
  fusion-central-<timestamp>.db file in .fusion/backups/; fn backup --list,
  --cleanup, and --restore operate on the pair. Restoring a fusion-central-*
  file restores only the central DB. A missing central DB is skipped silently and
  does not fail the project backup.

• b12ff26: Saving an opencode or opencode-go API key from the dashboard now immediately refreshes the opencode-go model catalog (no restart required), reports how many models were registered, and surfaces actionable errors when the local opencode CLI is missing or returns no models. opencode-go is now always listed as an API-key target in Settings, even before models are registered.

• 8a3afcf: feat(executor+engine-tests): preflight premise-stale exit and serialize reliability-interactions

  • Executor: teach the system prompt a Preflight escape hatch. When Step 0 reproduces the issue described in PROMPT.md and finds the work is already done (HEAD matches the desired state), the agent now marks Step 0 done, marks remaining steps skipped, and calls fn_task_done with a PREMISE STALE: … summary. Skipped steps already pass evaluateTaskDoneRefusal, and the merger's empty-own-diff fast-path auto-finalizes the zero-diff branch — no new tool or refusal class is needed. This stops the executor from looping through plan/review/test/doc when PROMPT.md is out of sync with HEAD (the failure mode that exhausted FN-5521 across four worktrees).

  • Engine vitest: split packages/engine/vitest.config.ts into two projects. engine-default keeps the full-parallelism layout for the bulk of the suite; engine-reliability scopes src/__tests__/reliability-interactions/** to poolOptions.threads.singleThread: true so the contention-sensitive event-ordering assertions (e.g. merge-reuse-task-worktree's newest-first audit ordering check) no longer flake under workspace-concurrent merge-gate runs. Within-file order was already linear; this only removes inter-file parallelism for ~99 files that always shared a single git/SQLite contention surface.

• e291d86: Attribute Fusion as a Co-authored-by trailer on managed commits instead of overriding the primary author. The user's configured git identity now remains the author/committer of every commit Fusion produces, and the configured commit author (default Fusion <noreply@runfusion.ai>) is appended as a Co-authored-by: trailer that GitHub recognizes for shared attribution. The commitAuthorEnabled toggle and commitAuthorName/commitAuthorEmail settings keep their existing keys; the dashboard settings UI relabels them from "Author" to "Co-author" to match the new behavior.

• 22d59b5: Add mergeIntegrationWorktree setting (default reuse-task-worktree) to decouple auto-merge from project-root mutation. Legacy cwd-main behavior preserved as an opt-in escape hatch.

• 5f9f777: Increase default group chat context retention (chatRoomRecentVerbatimMessages 12 → 25, chatRoomCompactionFetchLimit 80 → 200, chatRoomSummaryMaxChars 1500 → 3000) and raise the room transcript cap from 8KB to 20KB.

• 687237b: Per-project fusion.db now persists the canonical projectId in __meta.projectIdentity. If the central registry loses a project row, the next startup reattaches the same id from the stored identity instead of silently minting a new one (which would hide all project-scoped data keyed to the old id). Interactive flows prompt before destructive overwrites.

Patch Changes

• f403926: Make fn agent import extract .tar.gz/.tgz Agent Companies archives in-process instead of relying on a host tar binary.

• b7ddfc9: Layer FN-5152's near-duplicate intent guard onto the CLI fn task create
  direct-store path. Aligned thresholds (≥2 shared high-signal tokens AND
  title-token Jaccard ≥ 0.30 within a 7-day window), --no-dedup bypass,
  source.sourceMetadata.intentSignature stamping, and fail-open semantics
  match the dashboard POST /api/tasks gate. Non-TTY runs refuse with exit
  1; TTY runs prompt before creating. GitHub-import and AI-planning paths
  intentionally skip the gate (FN-5060 contract).

• 35b2971: Duplicating or restoring a task no longer fails when the source PROMPT.md
  contains legacy/invalid File Scope tokens. Invalid tokens are dropped from
  the rewritten PROMPT.md with a [file-scope-sanitize] log entry. Authoring
  paths (createTask, updateTask) continue to reject invalid tokens strictly.

• 8f2d5e7: Block explicit DUPLICATE: FN-NNNN redirect tasks from consuming planning
  cycles. The triage planning loop now short-circuits when the generated
  PROMPT.md is a one-line duplicate marker (bypassing the fn_review_spec
  APPROVE gate), a self-healing sweep resolves already-stuck duplicate-marker
  tasks in triage/todo, and the dashboard POST /api/tasks route
  surfaces a 409 duplicate_candidates with reason: "explicit-marker" when
  the description is exactly a duplicate redirect. Layered on top of
  FN-4829 / FN-4918 / FN-5152; fails open.

• f6f3867: Merger Layer 2.5: auto-widen ## File Scope for files whose branch-side commits
  are exclusively attributed to the current task before the FN-4956 scope
  partition strips them. Emits merge:scope:auto-widen run-audit events.
  Fail-closed against foreign commits, cross-task scope claims, and ignored paths.

• 8f5c1f9: New projects now default directMergeCommitStrategy to "always-squash" for direct merges.
  Existing projects keep their persisted setting value.
  Per-project Settings UI controls and per-task **Direct Merge Commit Strategy:** ... PROMPT overrides are unchanged.

• b936ab9: Apply heartbeatMultiplier to heartbeat unresponsive timeout calculations in HeartbeatMonitor.

  When heartbeat speed is slowed (for example heartbeatMultiplier=2), unresponsive detection/recovery and orphaned-running reconciliation now use the correspondingly scaled timeout base, preventing false unresponsive recovery for expected slower cadence. Dashboard health classifier behavior is unchanged.

• 6fdfb1a: Add a Room Coordination Notices prompt-injected advisory that fires when a
  user posts an explicit "file a task" / "create a task" request into a chat
  room with multiple agent members. Each agent is instructed to either post a
  one-line claim before calling fn_task_create (claim branch) or to defer and
  acknowledge a peer's prior claim/announcement (defer-suggested branch),
  reducing the upstream duplicate pressure on the existing FN-4918 / FN-4829
  / FN-5152 / FN-5220 dedup backstop. Emits a structured
  room:coordination:branch run-audit event per decision. Single-agent rooms
  and non-task-filing messages are unaffected.

• 025683c: Manual merge ("Merge now") no longer rejects in-review tasks that the scheduler has stamped with status: "queued". Auto-merge still honors all existing blockers.

• 4a99e3f: PR-mode merge cleanup (cleanupMergedTaskArtifacts) now releases the WorktreePool lease for the merged task worktree before removing it, preventing stranded lease bookkeeping after pull-request merges (FN-5420 / FN-4954 follow-up).

• 7a20b95: Add session:runtime-resolved run-audit event (FN-5544) emitted from createResolvedAgentSession for per-lane provider/runtime/model attribution. Additive surface; existing events unchanged. Replaces the diagnostic-log workaround introduced by FN-5206.

• 8380024: fix(executor): exempt PREMISE STALE: summaries from summary-claims-incomplete refusals

  The preflight escape hatch added in the prior commit instructs the agent to call fn_task_done with a summary that begins PREMISE STALE: when reproduction shows HEAD already matches the desired state. Natural premise-stale wording such as "PREMISE STALE: the task has no remaining work — implementation is already done on HEAD" tripped evaluateTaskDoneRefusal's scoped-incomplete regex (/\b(incomplete|not implemented|not done|not finished)\b/i) when the 40-char window contained the task/this task/first-person pronouns, refusing fn_task_done and deadlocking the executor — the exact failure the escape hatch was meant to prevent.

  Add a sentinel bypass: when summary starts (case-insensitive) with PREMISE STALE:, skip the dissent-pattern and scoped-incomplete summary checks. The pending-code-review-revise and bulk-step-completion-without-review guards still run unchanged, so the bypass cannot dodge real review obligations or unfinished work — only the summary-phrasing checks are relaxed.

• 1be0702: Mobile (Android Chrome edge-to-edge): the top brand header no longer sits underneath the system status bar — its mobile padding-top is now additive (var(--space-md) + env(safe-area-inset-top)) instead of max(...), so the row keeps its normal breathing room below the system inset. The executor status footer also no longer bleeds into the bottom-nav padding band: its bottom offset now uses the same max(env(safe-area-inset-bottom), 12px) floor that MobileNavBar already applies, so the two surfaces meet flush even when Chrome under-reports the bottom inset. Bare TypeError: Failed to fetch toasts (raised by in-flight requests aborted on tab background/resume) are now swallowed at the toast layer; toasts with additional context still surface.

• ba9d632: Mobile bottom nav no longer occasionally hides behind Android Chrome's gesture pill. Chrome under viewport-fit=cover intermittently reports env(safe-area-inset-bottom) as 0 while the address bar is visible or during URL-bar collapse; the nav now floors that inset to 12px so it always clears the gesture area. Devices that report a larger inset are unaffected.

• fbf7e2c: Dashboard no longer renders into a small upper-left rectangle on Android Chrome in multi-window/freeform/split-screen mode. The page now re-asserts its viewport meta with the live innerWidth on every resize and orientation change, defeating Chrome's habit of caching device-width at the original screen size (which left the layout viewport wider than the actual window, so normal-flow elements clipped while position-fixed elements pinned to the full window). Also drops maximum-scale=1.0, user-scalable=no from the viewport meta, and broadens the existing board scroll-snap stabilization from phones to all touch-primary devices so Android tablets get the same first-cards-loaded reflow that iOS Safari mobile already had.

• 5548dc5: Dashboard git pull now autostashes dirty local changes (including untracked files) before pulling and reapplies them on success. If reapplying conflicts, the stash is preserved and the operation reports stashConflict with the stash label so the user can resolve later from the Stashes view. Previously a dirty working tree caused the pull to fail outright with no recovery path.

• f58fb89: fix(engine-tests): eliminate full-suite temp-dir leak and harden subprocess guard against concurrent-workspace contention.

  • Two engine merger tests (merger-no-op-fix-finalize.test.ts, merger-verification-fix-already-on-main.test.ts) created mkdtempSync workspaces directly under tmpdir() with the tracked fusion-test- prefix. Under pnpm -r --workspace-concurrency=2 load, transient cleanup races left orphans flagged by check-test-isolation. Route both through FUSION_TEST_WORKER_ROOT like sibling merger tests so the dirs nest inside the already-tracked worker root and never appear as top-level leaks.

  • Bump the engine vitest subprocess guard from 60 s to 120 s and the per-test timeout to 30 s. Under concurrent workspace runs, plain git commands (git branch -d, git worktree remove --force) queued behind system contention were timing out and failing reliability-interactions tests. The guard fires only on hangs, so healthy tests pay nothing for the higher ceiling.

• 97e6a0c: Skip the dependency-cycle preflight in TaskStore.assertNoDependencyCycle when the new task or update has no dependencies. The FN-5256 cycle-check rollout (e12adeb) added an unconditional listTasks() call on every write to build the dependency lookup, but an empty dependency list can never form a cycle so the query was wasted work. It also broke fail-open semantics in the same-agent duplicate intake path: tests that stubbed listTasks to throw saw the cycle check consume the rejection and propagate "boom" out of createTask before the duplicate-intake try/catch could swallow it.

• cf0101b: fix(FN-5256): harden three independent code paths that were losing live task worktrees mid-execution and producing wrong_toplevel errors.

  • Executor stale-self-owned classifier (reconcileSelfOwnedActiveSessionForRemoval) now requires two additional signals before dropping a same-task registry entry: a process-active probe (executingTaskLock.has) and a minimum-idle window (default 5s) since the entry was registered. This closes the pause/resume race where the new executor cycle hadn't repopulated activeWorktrees yet and the old session's registry entry was reaped under a still-live shell. The post-throw reconcile in removeOwnWorktreeWithReconcile and the removeWorktree defensive reconcile in worktree-backend.ts route through the same hardened path.

  • Pause-before-park now synchronously awaits agent/step/workflow session disposal via a new awaitAbortInFlightTaskWork method, so by the time parkTaskAfterWorkflowStepPause calls moveTask("todo") the spawned shells are already reaped and any fast re-dispatch sees a clean slate. The user-initiated pause handler on task:updated was collapsed onto the same await path for the same reason.

  • Self-healing reconcileTaskWorktreeMetadata now normalizes both sides via realpathSync (with ENOENT fallback) before comparing the task worktree against the registered set, fixing the macOS /private/var/... false-stale flag. It additionally refuses to clear worktree/branch metadata for in-progress or in-review tasks — those go through task:auto-recover-worktree-metadata-skipped-active audit events and leave executor-level recovery in charge.

  • The task:moved-away and task:deleted listeners now track an awaited disposal promise per task. A re-dispatch (task:moved → in-progress) awaits any in-flight disposal for the same task before calling execute(), so a fast bounce (in-progress → todo → in-progress) can no longer race the conflict-cleanup path against a still-live shell. awaitAbortInFlightTaskWork claims each session surface synchronously before awaiting its abort, so concurrent disposal calls dedupe naturally and the legacy fire-and-forget abortInFlightTaskWork has been removed.

• c824810: Fix reuse-task-worktree merge mode (FN-5279) never applying the squash commit to the project root's local integration branch. The merger detaches HEAD in the task worktree and lands the squash on the detached HEAD; previously nothing advanced the project root's local main, so changes never appeared on the user's main (and any subsequent pushAfterMerge would push the stale ref or fail outright because parsePushRemoteTarget can't resolve a branch from a detached HEAD). A new step 5c now applies the squash to the project root's integration branch via git merge --ff-only, falling back to a regular merge with AI conflict resolution if main has diverged. Push-after-merge (when enabled) now runs from the project root where the integration branch was just advanced.

• 1983dac: Engine reliability: prevent the FN-5345 in-review wedge class.

  • Fusion task worktrees now install a prepare-commit-msg empty-commit guard that refuses git commit --allow-empty and other zero-staged-diff commits, while still allowing legitimate amend / merge / squash / cherry-pick / revert / rebase paths. Amend detection scans ps -o args= (with /proc/$PPID/cmdline fallback for Alpine/busybox) tokenized, stopping at the first message-supplying flag (-m, -F, --message, --file) so a commit message containing the substring --amend cannot bypass the guard.
  • Merger gains an early empty-own-diff fast-path in reuse-task-worktree integration mode: branches with own commits but zero net tree change vs merge-base now auto-finalize as no-op BEFORE any reuse-handoff acquisition runs, preventing registered-branch-mismatch + merge-deadlock-detected: verified content not on main wedges. The fast-path best-effort cleans up the stranded worktree and fusion/<id> branch so empty-own-diff residuals do not accumulate.
  • classifyOwnedLandedEvidence also detects the empty-own-diff case and returns proven-no-op so downstream self-healing and post-handoff finalize paths benefit too.
  • Merger's reuse-fallback path now consults git worktree list --porcelain before creating a new worktree, reusing extant usable registrations of fusion/<id> and pruning stale ones, eliminating FN-5083-class branch-registration double-registration. The direct-reuse shortcut is guarded by FN-4811 (refuses paths owned by a different task in activeSessionRegistry) and FN-4954 (skipped when recycleWorktrees=true with a pool attached, so WorktreePool.acquire lease bookkeeping stays consistent). Two new audit subtypes (merge:reuse-fallback-pruned-stale-registration, merge:reuse-fallback-reused-existing-registration) replace the prior overloading of merge:reuse-fallback-new-worktree for these cases.

• 57dbff4: Fix fn backup corrupting the live database. The paired-central-backup feature opened a second node:sqlite connection against the live fusion.db and ran PRAGMA wal_checkpoint(TRUNCATE) before the file copy. A node:sqlite SIGSEGV mid-checkpoint (a known recurring crash mode for this codebase) could leave the main DB file extended-but-zeroed. Backups now copy the main DB plus any sibling -wal/-shm files via plain cp; SQLite replays the WAL on first open, so uncheckpointed pages are preserved without us ever opening a second connection against the live database.

• 1bffa22: fix(FN-5483): allow merger-driven commits past the identity-guard pre-commit hook (detached HEAD false-positive).

  The reuse-task-worktree merge path intentionally detaches HEAD at the integration target before running squash and verification-fix ceremonies. The identity-guard hook (buildIdentityGuardHook) refused every such commit because HEAD_BRANCH=detached never matches the owning task branch, surfacing as merge-deadlock-detected: requires manual intervention — verified content not on main on FN-5441 and FN-5446.

  The hook now honors a FUSION_MERGER_BYPASS_IDENTITY_GUARD=1 env-var bypass (gated to the exact value "1"), set only on merger-driven git commit calls. The marker is placed after the TASK_FILE check so non-fusion worktrees stay no-op, and before EXPECTED_BRANCH so detached HEAD never reaches the refusal printf. Agent commits never set this env, so the guard still catches executor/reviewer misuse. buildCommitMsgTrailerHook and buildPrepareCommitMsgEmptyGuardHook are unchanged and continue to run on every merger commit, preserving FN-5089 trailer attribution and FN-5345/FN-5377 empty-commit refusal.

• 2d425b1: fix: clear scheduler-side status='queued', blockedBy, and overlapBlockedBy when a task transitions into in-review so the merge gate is no longer permanently blocked by stale todo-dispatch markers.

  Repro: a task that picked up status='queued' while waiting in todo (e.g. file-scope overlap with a higher-priority queued peer) and then completed and was handed off to in-review — directly via handoffToReview or indirectly via stranded-completed-todo recovery — would carry the queued flag into review. Every subsequent merge attempt failed with Cannot merge <id>: task is marked 'queued', and the in-review stall surface kept re-firing [no-worktree-no-merge-confirmed] without progress. Ghost-review → todo → scheduler re-queue → stranded → in-review formed a steady-state loop.

  Fix: TaskStore.moveTaskInternal now treats queued/blockedBy/overlapBlockedBy as todo-only dispatch state and scrubs them on every transition into in-review. Failed/awaiting-* statuses are unaffected.

• d947197: Engine reliability: auto-recover merge handoff from HEAD drift when the branch ref is authoritative.

  • acquireReuseHandoff previously refused outright with head-branch-mismatch / unexpected-branch whenever the worktree's HEAD pointed at anything other than fusion/<id> (detached, recycled to main, on a sibling branch). The existing case-mismatch autocorrect did not cover these states, leaving FN-5339-class tasks wedged in review even though their branch ref still held a clean, task-attributed lineage.
  • New isBranchAuthoritativeForTask helper (in branch-conflicts.ts) confirms the expected branch ref exists, its tip carries the Fusion-Task-Id: <id> trailer, and the base..branch range has no foreign FN-attributed commits.
  • When that probe passes, the handoff now performs a plain git checkout <branch> (not -B, which would clobber the ref) inside the already-asserted-clean worktree, re-reads HEAD, and emits a branch:auto-reattach-authoritative audit. Refusal still fires unchanged when the branch ref itself is missing, missing a trailer, or contaminated — so the FN-5363 strict-lease and foreign-commit protections remain authoritative.

• 5c15031: Make the dashboard's "Refresh health" button actually re-run the SQLite integrity check. The background scheduler in Database.scheduleBackgroundIntegrityCheck only ran the check once at engine boot, so once corruptionDetected flipped to true it was sticky for the life of the process — the refresh action just re-read the same cached flag and the corruption banner could not be cleared even after the user repaired the DB (e.g. via REINDEX). POST /api/health/refresh now calls a new TaskStore.refreshDatabaseHealth which synchronously re-runs the integrity check and updates the cached state before responding.

• 24686ca: Stop losing uncommitted dev edits during task merges. Two fixes to the merger:

  1. The pre-merge autostash in stashUnrelatedRootDirChanges no longer silently proceeds when stash creation fails over a dirty working tree. It now throws AutostashCreationFailedError, which the merger catches and surfaces to the task feed before any destructive git reset --hard / git clean -fd runs — your edits stay in the working tree.

  2. acquireReuseHandoff no longer refuses the handoff on a dirty reused task worktree (the FN-5138 "Merge handoff refused (working-tree-dirty)" failure). It now autostashes the dirty content (git add -A → git stash create → git stash store -m fusion-reuse-handoff-autostash:<taskId>:<ts>), emits a merge:reuse-handoff-autostash audit event with the stash SHA and a recover command, and lets the merge proceed.

  The new failure mode dirty-worktree-autostash-failed is reserved for the (rare) case where stash creation itself fails — so the operator can distinguish "we tried and failed" from the old "we refused to try."

• a7ad30f: Mobile (iOS): the bottom navigation bar no longer slides up when the on-screen keyboard appears. The viewport-compensation offset that pulls fixed elements back into the visible area (intended for Android ICB quirks / pinch-zoom) was also being driven by the keyboard's shrunken visualViewport.height on iOS, pushing the nav bar above the keyboard. The nav now ignores that offset while keyboardOpen is true and stays pinned at the page bottom — the keyboard simply covers it.

• a2a5db8: Engine reliability: better diagnostics + clean-baseline reset on phantom finalize.

  • commitOrAmendMergeWithFixes previously swallowed all unexpected errors as reason: "unknown-phantom" and the two callers re-threw a verification fix finalize failed (unknown phantom) error with no surface area beyond the SHAs. FN-5422-class tasks wedged in review with no actionable signal in the failure message.
  • The catch now captures the original error message and runs an isBranchAuthoritativeForTask probe (existing branch ref carries this task's Fusion-Task-Id trailer + foreign-contamination check against base). When the branch ref is authoritative — meaning the AI's work is safely stored on fusion/<id> and only the in-merge attempt's integration worktree drifted — the catch resets rootDir to preAttemptHeadSha and returns reason: "branch-ref-ahead-reset". The next merge attempt then starts from a known-good baseline instead of inheriting half-built squash state.
  • Verification-fix and build-verification-fix callers now include the original error and the branch-authority probe outcome in the thrown error, so operators see the actual failure cause (e.g. diff-volume regression, file-scope violation, transient git error) rather than unknown phantom.

• 5848606: Engine reliability: post-session branch-attribution audit catches contamination within minutes instead of days.

  • The executor already checks branch contamination at acquisition time (assertCleanBranchAtBase) and at reclaim time. The gap was the active session window itself: commits added to fusion/<id> between acquisition and merge handoff went undetected until merge-time refusal, which is how FN-5233 ended up with two untrailered feat(FN-5353): commits sitting on fusion/fn-5233.
  • New reportBranchAttribution(repoDir, branch, baseSha, taskId) walks base..branch and classifies every commit into four buckets: ownTrailed (subject tag + Fusion-Task-Id trailer — healthy), ownUntrailed (subject tag but missing trailer — signals the commit-msg hook didn't fire), foreign (different FN-id via subject or trailer — contamination), and unattributed (neither — typically a hand-merge or plumbing commit).
  • Wired into the executor's post-session path (right after captureModifiedFiles): if any anomaly bucket is non-empty, the executor logs a structured branch:attribution-anomaly audit event and a task log entry. Failures in the audit itself are caught and warn-only — the audit must never destabilize a completing session. New branch:attribution-anomaly and branch:auto-reattach-authoritative git-mutation types accept the structured metadata.
  • Five new vitest cases cover the four anomaly buckets and the empty-range no-op.

• fbf7e2c: Dashboard board no longer squeezes all 6 columns into the visible width on tablet-sized viewports (769–1024px). Columns now keep a 260px minimum and the board scrolls horizontally, matching desktop behavior. Previously the tablet rule used minmax(0, 1fr) with overflow-x: hidden, collapsing columns to ~130–170px wide on Android tablets and forcing task card titles to stack one word per line.

• d90da81: Coerce task.description to an empty string when persisting in TaskStore.getTaskPersistValues. The description column is NOT NULL, so a task with a missing description previously failed insertion with a constraint error. Defaulting to "" mirrors the existing ?? null / ?? 0 treatment of other optional fields.

• 2d661df: fix(engine): prevent worktree-pool branch creation from inheriting a previous occupant's tip, and auto-reanchor branches that already inherited foreign commits.

  • WorktreePool.prepareForTask now rejects empty/HEAD base values and verifies post-detach HEAD matches the resolved base SHA before creating the branch. This closes the FN-5432 / FN-5255 contamination pattern where recycled worktrees branched from a stale HEAD (reflog: branch: Created from HEAD) and pinned the new task's tip to the previous task's commit.

  • SelfHealingManager now attempts a foreign-only contamination reanchor before pausing a task with branch-conflict-unrecoverable. When the task's branch carries only foreign commits (no own work), the branch is reset back to its base via the existing recoverForeignOnlyContamination path instead of stranding the task for human adjudication.

• 93b11c6: Atomic in-review handoff: introduce TaskStore.handoffToReview that performs the column move and mergeQueue enqueue inside a single transaction, and migrate every executor + self-healing site that promotes a completed task into in-review to use it. Direct moveTask(taskId, "in-review") writes now emit a task:handoff-invariant-violation run-audit event for forensics. Pairs with FN-5242 (queue schema) and FN-5243 (merger lease consumption).

• 9efcf93: Fix Fusion worktree pre-commit identity-guard hook to accept canonical lowercase fusion/<id> branches when the on-disk fusion-task-id metadata stores an uppercase id, eliminating spurious "refusing commit" rejections that previously required --no-verify.

• e908cbc: Downgrade merge-time file-scope invariant violations from task-failing errors to warning-only logs so merges can continue while still recording audit telemetry.

• 9011c21: Fix the Worktrunk integration to probe the canonical wt binary, point release metadata at the real max-sixty/worktrunk upstream, and fail closed when install metadata is still unverified. This preserves default-off behavior when worktrunk.enabled=false and hardens enabled setups that rely on an explicit worktrunk.binaryPath.

• b06cf64: Add deterministic external-integration safeguards by introducing a shared integration manifest validator, a triage-time spec evidence gate, and registry contract tests that prevent hallucinated third-party repo/binary/checksum metadata from landing.

• 232a9fe: Fix main chat composer (direct chat and rooms) so it visually grows on
  multi-paragraph paste up to the 640px cap, matching QuickChat behavior.
  The 640px cap from FN-5146 was already in place but an ancestor layout
  constraint was clipping the rendered height.

• fd202e9: Remove the fn task branch-recovery surface and retire orphan-branch auto-rescue wiring.

  Fusion now treats orphan fusion/* branches as operator-managed git state: branch conflicts still fail loudly with diagnostics, and operators resolve/reclaim/discard branches manually with standard git tooling before retrying.

• a8715ed: Self-healing: gate every backward-moving recovery stage on triple proof (dead session + unusable worktree + no recent executor activity). Stages that cannot satisfy the predicate are downgraded to observation-only, emitting task:-no-action audit events instead of lifecycle moves. Authoritative per-stage disposition lives in docs/self-healing-backward-move-audit.md. Companion to FN-5337.

• 1a5aff9: Self-healing: remove speculative auto-requeue from recoverOrphanedExecutions. The sweep no longer calls lease-manager recovery/reconcile, no longer writes status: "stuck-killed" or clears worktree/branch, no longer writes the Auto-recovered orphaned executor task log entry, and no longer moves tasks back to todo.

  recoverOrphanedExecutions is now observation-only and emits task:orphan-detected-no-action run-audit events plus [orphan-detected] diagnostics when stale in-progress candidates are detected. Proof-based lifecycle recovery remains owned by recoverInProgressLimbo, RestartRecoveryCoordinator, and explicit executor/merger failure paths (fixes FN-5279 false-positive class).

• 216c32b: Manual task retry now resets the full persisted retry-budget counter set (and nextRecoveryAt) across CLI, pi extension, and dashboard retry surfaces, so retry badges/details no longer stay inflated after a user-triggered fresh attempt.

• 8df21a6: Fix in-review merge stall under the new mergeIntegrationWorktree=reuse-task-worktree default: strict targetTaskId leasing prevents cross-task lease bleed, and missing task.worktree always triggers the reacquire fallback instead of misrouting handoff gates against the project root.

• dbccdb1: Harden cloudflared auto-install (dashboard remote-access opt-in flow): add a pinned release manifest and SHA-256 verification, mirroring the FN-5320 Worktrunk pattern. Auto-download fails closed in upstream-pending-verification mode; package-manager paths (brew, winget) are unchanged. Replaces the previous unverified releases/latest/download direct-curl install path.

• a04ba3c: Coerce null or undefined task.description values to an empty string when persisting TaskStore rows.

• c3890a9: Improve soft-deleted blocker recovery so blocked tasks become schedulable without manual intervention. SelfHealingManager.clearStaleBlockedBy now emits an explicit soft-deleted at ... reason when a stale blocker is a soft-deleted row, and the scheduler now reconciles downstream blockedBy/dependency state immediately on task:deleted events to reblock on remaining live deps or unblock tasks in the same tick.

• 31c71a3: Surface exhausted soft-deleted in-review blockers through opt-in visibility paths so operators can diagnose stalled dependent chains without direct DB access. fn_task_show now falls back to include soft-deleted task reads and prints a [SOFT-DELETED at ...] marker, while fn_task_list adds an includeDeleted flag for listing hidden blockers.

  Also adds dashboard/API visibility with GET /api/tasks/exhausted-in-review (including ?includeDeleted=true), GET /api/tasks/:id?includeDeleted=true, and a ReliabilityView panel for exhausted hidden blockers plus blocked dependents.

• 3ccb132: Fix Windows worktree creation and cleanup by replacing POSIX shell mkdir -p / rm -rf calls in worktree setup paths with cross-platform Node.js filesystem APIs.

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