Five of the eight persistent `unified-tests` failures assert things the code
cannot produce. None are regressions.
Raise the queue-drain timeout to 600s on the three large longmem fixtures.
They ingest 484-550 messages across ~50 sessions, then wait on the 60s
`WaitAction` default; the deriver is still working normally when the timer
fires. Matches the sibling 550-message case that already passes.
Raise `max_tokens` to 2500 in the two config-summary fixtures. Context
allocates 40% of the limit to the summary, so the previous 400 gave a
160-token budget while `SUMMARY.MAX_TOKENS_SHORT` is 1000 — no conforming
summary could ever fit, and the query returned `summary=None` even though the
summary was created.
Drop `session_id` from the dream test's `get_representation` step. A bare
session id becomes a one-element allowlist, and an allowlist narrows levels to
`ALLOWLIST_SAFE_LEVELS` (`explicit`), so the deductive and inductive
observations the step asserts on are excluded by design. The unscoped
representation is where the dreamer's conclusions are actually served.
Delete `WaitAction.flush`. Flush is process-wide — the harness starts the
deriver with `DERIVER_FLUSH_ENABLED=true` — and there is no per-request flush,
so the field never had an effect despite being set in 47 places. `TestStep`
now forbids extra fields so a dead knob cannot silently accumulate again.
Presign the reasoning traces alongside `results.json` and report both to the
Discord webhook and a GitHub job summary. The traces hold the full prompts and
model outputs and were already uploaded, but only `results.json` was surfaced.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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