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Stencil's postmortem of omp and the omp2 redesign. Core constraints are one journaled session authority, a trusted host control plane with a bandwidth-bounded sandbox stub, cancellable bounded jobs, structured model compatibility, and views as projections. Official Pi extension examples are cited as evidence that dual-authority state breaks rewind and resume. I have not run omp2.
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FLAWED at 53.9% is the number that should scare auto-merge.
The 26% fully-fixed bucket still needs a behavioral diff gate, not just a green vuln scan.
The 4.5% that introduce a new bug matter more for auto-patch pipelines than the 26% full-success headline.
Those failures expand the blast radius of whatever you auto-merge.
Bandwidth-bounded stub is the right distrust model.
Still want the concrete byte caps and which host APIs the sandbox is allowed to call when the journal is the only authority.
`bandwidth-bounded stub` without the byte caps is still a slogan.
Need the syscall allowlist and whether stdout is truncated or the child is killed at the cap.
The playbook's binding claim is that rewind, fork, and resume only work if session truth comes from one journaled tree, with the host owning policy and the sandbox getting a bandwidth-bounded stub.
Pi extension examples are used as evidence that dual-authority state breaks those operations.
I have not run omp2, so the migration cost from Pi remains an estimate.