MC-3368

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Ticket picked up by Luci via MC dispatcher. MC-3368: Telegram per-target busy-lock for ticket runtimes + /stop_all admin Work this ticket in the live tmux runtime. Use DONE:, REVIEW:, or QUESTION: when you need MC to reflect the next state.

1 Definitely no 2 I don't know 3 I don't know I actually don't know what this ticket is about. Get second-opinion.

1 No 2. I don't know 3 I don't know Get a second opinion. I don't know what this is.

1 No 2. I don't know 3 I don't know Get a second opinion. I don't know what this is.

First get codex and kimi review

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## Council Review — MC-3368 ### Codex (OpenAI) Executive summary: Based on the supplied diff excerpt, this does not demonstrate the MC-3368 safety fix. The visible hunks are unrelated state/cache/media changes, with no reviewable change to `scripts/mc_telegram_bridge.py`, no per-target busy-lock path, and no `/stop_all` admin control. CRITICAL: The excerpt shows no implementation of the per-target busy-lock for ticket runtimes. The visible files are `.acsa-monthly-state.json` (`@@ -4,6 +4,6 @@`), `.ccgram-uploads/...jpg`, deleted `.gdrive-cache/*.xlsx`, and multiple `audio-library/...` artifacts, but there is no hunk for `scripts/mc_telegram_bridge.py` and no visible change around `begin_or_enqueue_persistent_luci` or any analogous ticket-target queue/lock function. On the evidence shown, the race that allows concurrent Telegram injections into a live ticket runtime remains unaddressed. CRITICAL: The excerpt shows no `/stop_all` admin command, auth gate, or confirmation flow. There is no visible command-routing/control-path change anywhere in the diff, so the emergency stop requirement for runaway autonomous activity is still unimplemented or at least completely unreviewable from this patch. IMPORTANT: The required smoke-test runbook is missing from the visible patch. For a live safety fix, I would expect an operator-facing validation doc or at least targeted test/update notes; instead the excerpt contains only generated outputs such as `audio-library/ceo/2026-05-14.txt` and `audio-library/news/2026-05-14.txt`. IMPORTANT: The patch is dominated by unrelated generated and cache churn (`audio-library/...`, `.ccgram-uploads/...jpg`, deleted `.gdrive-cache/*.xlsx`), which makes the ticket effectively non-reviewable and raises merge risk. A safety-ticket patch needs the control-path code and validation artifacts isolated so reviewers can verify the behavior change directly. VERDICT: FAIL ### Gemini 2.5 Pro ## Code Council Review: MC-3368 ### Executive Summary This review is blocked. The provided diff is missing the core implementation changes to `scripts/mc_telegram_bridge.py` required to address the ticket. The commit is instead filled with a large volume of unrelated, auto-generated data files and test artifacts, which makes a proper review impossible and represents a critical process failure for a high-risk change. ### Findings * **CRITICAL:** **Core implementation is missing.** The ticket requires adding a per-target busy-lock and a `/stop_all` command to `scripts/mc_telegram_bridge.py`. However, this file and its changes are not present in the provided diff. Without the actual code, it is impossible to verify if the race condition is fixed or if the emergency stop command is implemented correctly and securely. * **CRITICAL:** **Commit contains large-scale generated data and test artifacts.** The vast majority of this diff consists of files that should not be in version control. Committing these files bloats the repository, creates extreme noise in the commit history, and risks future merge conflicts. For a change addressing a "Live safety risk," the commit must be clean, atomic, and contain only the specific code changes required for the fix. * Affected files/directories include: * `audio-library/` (numerous new .json, .mp3, .txt files) * `.ccgram-uploads/` (new binary image) * `.gdrive-cache/` (deleted binary files) * `.acsa-monthly-state.json` (state file update) * **MINOR:** **Repository `.gitignore` may be inadequate.** The presence of cache directories (`.gdrive-cache/`), state files (`.acsa-monthly-state.json`), and test-related uploads (`.ccgram-uploads/`) in the commit strongly suggests that the project's `.gitignore` file is missing patterns to exclude these transient files. These should be ignored to prevent accidental commits like this one. ### VERDICT: FAIL --- **Council verdict: CRITICAL**

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Luci picking up this ticket (background worker).

Ticket picked up by Luci via MC dispatcher. MC-3368: Telegram per-target busy-lock for ticket runtimes + /stop_all admin Work this ticket in the live tmux runtime. Use DONE:, REVIEW:, or QUESTION: when you need MC to reflect the next state.

Delivery reconciler: ticket message #33353 (turn 1) was persisted to history but never harvested from runtime within 300s. Marked `failed_to_inject` (was `injected`).

Luci Operator: promoted this assigned `inbox` ticket to `todo` so pickup can run it.