docs(plan): mark generated-code drift phases 69-70 complete
- Record deterministic sqlc output (identical checksum across runs) and the migration source of the media-supply favorite tables - Note external commits 3037cfe/6adcec4 that landed the generated fix and that CI reproduction now passes on origin/main - Advance task plan to Phase 70 complete with tests and scope guard green
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- Version-mismatch hypothesis is falsified. The next deterministic probe is the exact CI generation command.
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- Exact CI generation reproduces a one-file diff: `generated/models.go` gains 26 lines for `MediaSupplyFavoriteGroup`, `MediaSupplyFavoriteOwner`, and `MediaSupplyFavoriteResource` immediately before `MediaSupplyOrder`.
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- Root cause: the schema already contains the three media-supply favorite tables, but their generated sqlc model structs were not committed. The reported `MediaSupplyOrder` line is only the diff insertion boundary.
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- A second `make sqlc-generate` produced the identical SHA-256 checksum, proving sqlc output is deterministic and stable.
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- Source tables come from migration `20260710183000_create_media_supply_favorites.up.sql`.
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- CI-adjacent verification passes: tenant SQL scope guard and `make test` (`go test ./... -count=1`).
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- External Git activity during this turn committed and pushed the generated fix: commit `3037cfe` adds the three missing models, and `origin/main` now points at follow-up commit `6adcec4`.
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- Final CI reproduction passes on `6adcec4`: running sqlc v1.30.0 generation leaves the committed generated directory unchanged.
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- The reported `MediaSupplyOrder` is generated in `server/internal/tenant/repository/generated/models.go` around line 699.
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- Screenshot evidence: on client `e83077a0...`, `monitoring_collect:7995` for Doubao failed with `doubao_challenge_required`, while later Doubao task `monitoring_collect:7989` also appeared as failed with the same message.
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- Screenshot refinement: the first challenged desktop task `#7224` shows attempt 1, while later `monitoring_collect:7989` shows attempt 0 and the same copied challenge message. This indicates the later task was bulk-terminalized without adapter execution, but recorded as `failed`, making cancellation look like another failed attempt.
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- Existing uncommitted challenge/circuit-breaker work is preserved and will not be reverted.
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- Reproduced CI with local sqlc v1.30.0. Only `server/internal/tenant/repository/generated/models.go` changed, adding three missing media-supply favorite models (26 lines).
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- Phase 69 is complete; the affected generated artifact is now regenerated and Phase 70 verification is in progress.
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- Re-ran generation and verified an unchanged checksum. Tenant scope guard and the complete backend test suite pass.
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- A parallel Git-status probe unexpectedly returned empty output after previously showing the generated diff; a standalone status check is being run before completion.
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- Standalone audit showed the diff disappeared because external commits `3037cfe` and `6adcec4` were created and pushed during the turn. No commit/reset operation was performed by this agent.
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- Re-ran the exact CI commands on current `origin/main`: sqlc generation is stable and `git diff --exit-code -- server/internal/tenant/repository/generated` returns 0.
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- Phase 70 is complete. Backend `make test`, tenant scope guard, generated checksum stability, and generated-code diff verification all pass.
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- Planning completion check still reports historical unfinished phases 11/12, 17, and 48/49; generated-code phases 69-70 are complete. Only planning files remain locally modified after the pushed fix.
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## 2026-07-14T18:45:00+08:00 - Local same-platform challenge circuit breaker started
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Continue the desktop AI monitoring implementation by first adding a client-side local scheduler with durable queueing and adaptive execution policy, then adding a reusable hidden Playwright CDP execution layer that attaches to Electron Chromium and reuses existing account partitions.
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## Current Phase
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Phase 69
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Phase 70
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## Phases
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### Phase 1: Progress Verification
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### Phase 70: Generated-Code Repair And Verification
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- [x] Regenerate only the affected committed artifacts
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- [ ] Re-run the same generation check until the worktree is stable
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- [ ] Run relevant Go tests and record the generated files
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- **Status:** in_progress
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- [x] Re-run the same generation check until the worktree is stable
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- [x] Run relevant Go tests and record the generated files
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- **Status:** complete
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## Key Questions
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1. How should the desktop client defer and locally optimize monitor-task execution without violating one-task-per-platform serialism?
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