docs(loops): do not claim the egress blocker is resolved - #25
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The 2026-07-25 run fetched the spec from a local CLI session with no egress proxy configured. The 403 in #21 came from the sandboxed scheduled environment's proxy — different network path, so reaching the host from a laptop says nothing about that allowlist. Calling the limitation RESOLVED overstated the evidence and would have justified closing #21 on a check that never exercised the blocked path. Reworded to STILL OPEN with the closing condition named: a scheduled run that reaches cloud.ouraring.com. The run environment is now recorded in the Latest run header and the history row, so a future reader can tell which sessions actually went through the proxy. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01DRnTxyiiF3XHiyFqZJ3soz
Greptile SummaryCorrects the watcher state documentation to keep the sandbox egress limitation open.
Confidence Score: 5/5The documentation-only correction appears safe to merge. The updated text consistently identifies the verified run as local, preserves the unresolved sandbox egress limitation, and states a concrete closing condition for issue #21.
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| docs/loops/api-drift-watcher-state.md | Accurately distinguishes local and scheduled network paths and removes the unsupported claim that sandbox egress was restored. |
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Corrects an overstatement I introduced in #24, which merged before this fix was pushed.
The error
#24 declared:
The evidence behind that was a successful spec fetch during the 2026-07-25 run — but that run executed in a local CLI session on a laptop, with no egress proxy configured (
CLAUDE_CODE_ENTRYPOINT=cli, no*_proxyvariables). The403s in #21 came from the sandboxed scheduled environment's egress proxy.Those are different network paths. Reaching the host from a laptop is no evidence at all about the sandbox's allowlist, which is what #21 is actually about.
The practical risk: the note as written justified closing #21 on a check that never touched the blocked path, which would have left the weekly watcher silently unable to do its job — the exact failure #21 exists to prevent.
The correction
cloud.ouraring.com.Latest runheader and the history row now record which environment the run executed in, so a future reader can tell which runs exercised the proxy path and which did not.No other content from #24 is touched — the drift findings, the field-hash repair, and the notes stay as merged.
Status of #21
Should stay open. Nothing in this session verified the sandbox allowlist, and nothing in the repo configures it — the watcher has no GitHub Action (
.github/workflows/holds onlyci.ymlandrelease.yml), so it runs as a Claude Code schedule and that environment's policy is set outside this repo.