Host commander review: merged PR #171 after diff review. Scope is user-visible Code Agent completion evidence and smoke guards that reject echo/mock/stub completions; live smoke is read-only aside from the minimal chat request and does not print reply text or secrets. No runtime mutation, no service restart, and no M3/M4/M5 acceptance claim.
Host commander review: merged PR #170 after checking the diff and runner validation. Scope is limited to Cloud Workbench scroll lock, Markdown help route smoke coverage, and CSS/static checks. No PROD/runtime mutation, no hardware write APIs, and no M3/M4/M5 acceptance claim.
Merge PR #146 after Code Queue rebase to main a444387 and validation. This improves the deployed workbench UI surface for trusted records with explicit DEV-LIVE/SOURCE/DRY-RUN/BLOCKED labels. It does not claim M3 DEV-LIVE and does not change PROD or secrets.
Merge PR #152 after Code Queue rebase and validation. This lands the DEV Cloud Web publish/apply contract, dist freshness checks, artifact identity evidence, and read-only rollout observation. No PROD changes and no live deploy claim.
Merge PR #159 after Code Queue rebase and validation. Runner verified M3 cardinality, hardware-loop smoke, patch-panel runtime smoke, m3 readonly contract, and git diff check. This is source/config blocker removal only; it does not claim DEV-LIVE M3 pass.
Commander review: direction is correct. This PR records DEV M4 agent-loop evidence as a bounded preflight, keeps M4 subordinate to the M3 trusted-loop mainline, and preserves blockers for DB live readiness and skill version injection. No PROD/service restart is included.
Commander review: direction is correct. This PR separates runner kubeconfig/read-only observability gaps from D601 public endpoint/k3s availability and keeps M3 blocked until real operation/trace/audit/evidence are observed. It does not touch PROD or restart services.
Refs HWLAB#37, HWLAB#64, HWLAB#78.
Reviewed by commander. This keeps M4 as blocked at DB live readiness, does not promote dry-run/source evidence to DEV-LIVE, and preserves the patch-panel boundary.
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