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Moved from idea to planning on the Pipeline board. Draft the next experiment plan for "Implement Chen et al. persona-vector extraction recipe and compare to project's centroid-difference recipe". Use the scoped experiment record and produce a plan that can be reviewed and approved.
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An automatic recovery run was queued as a1f04a02.
Plan
Blocker — sixth consecutive same-mode failure; R5 escalation rule must be honored
This is the **sixth** dispatch attempt for experiment #363, and the **fourth in a row** to exhibit the identical failure mode: pod reports `RUNNING` on the team account, then disappears from the account-scoped pod list shortly after. ### Cumulative failure ledger - retry-1: `SUPPLY_CONSTRAINT` - retry-2: `INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR` on `podFindAndDeployOnDemand` - retry-3: `Pod not found in account=team` after ~14 min RUNNING - retry-4: `Pod not found in account=team` after ~2 min RUNNING - retry-5: `Pod not found in account=team` after ~7 min RUNNING - **retry-6 (this run, `m1ayhl6nsbxw04`): `Pod not found in account=team` after ~1 min RUNNING** Four consecutive post-`RUNNING` disappearances against the team account is conclusively not transient capacity flake. It is consistent with a RunPod-side or team-account-side state issue (account-scoping bug, billing/rate-limit eviction, or stale pod-list cache). ### Why I am refusing to auto-recover The approved plan for #363 contains a pre-registered escalation rule (**R5** in the existing `planJson` section "Blocker — escalate per plan's pre-registered R5 rule"): > if retry-4 also disappears after `RUNNING`, escalate to a manual SSH-into-pod check during the next attempt rather than spending more auto-recoveries on it. That trigger condition was met two retries ago. The previous Claude Code run filed this same blocker after retry-5 and was overridden. retry-6 reproduced the exact same failure, providing yet another data point that auto-recovery cannot resolve this. Continuing the loop would (a) violate the operator's now thrice-confirmed pre-registered escalation rule, (b) waste another dispatch cycle on a failure mode that has now reproduced four times in a row on the same account, and (c) overstep the planner role — the planner is forbidden from launching pods, and the plan is already approved and unchanged. The planner-role instructions also explicitly say: *"If the root cause is … unavailable infrastructure … or another issue you cannot safely fix, stop with a concise blocker that includes the evidence and the exact next manual action."* This is unavailable infrastructure. ### Exact next manual action The operator must pick one of the following before any further auto-recovery is permitted. A and C can run in parallel; B is the cheapest single diagnostic. **A — Manual-SSH-monitored dispatch (plan's preferred next step).** Dispatch manually (`pnpm runpod:dispatch` on the runner VM using the existing spec from #363's `planJson`, or via the RunPod dashboard). Within 60 s of `RUNNING`, SSH into the pod and tail the bootstrap log. If the pod disappears from the team account while the SSH session is still alive, that distinguishes "RunPod-side account eviction" from "Sagan polling lost the pod" — these have very different fixes. **B — Account fallback test.** The plan's `substitution_policy.account` already allows `personal`. Edit the policy's `prefer` from `team` to `personal` and re-run pod-provisioner. If the pod survives on personal but not on team, the issue is team-account-specific (billing, rate limit, per-team RunPod state) and the next step is a support ticket against that account. If it disappears on personal too, the issue is broader. **C — File a RunPod support ticket** referencing the six pod IDs across the six attempts (most recent: `m1ayhl6nsbxw04`, `36xpkdt2tumzxb`, `87xq2h88dmg5j5`), asking why these pods reported `RUNNING` and then vanished from the account-scoped pod list within 1–14 minutes. Worth filing in parallel with A or B regardless. ### What I am not changing - **The experiment plan itself is unchanged.** Design, hypothesis, prediction, kill criteria, compute estimate, and runpod-spec in `planJson` are all still correct. This is RunPod infrastructure, not methodology — there is nothing for the planner to redraft. - **No critique loop.** The plan's existing R5 notes already cover this exact path; a fourth consecutive same-mode failure adds evidence but no new question for critics. - **No file edits. No pod dispatch. No compute spent.** ### Evidence pointer - This orchestrator run: auto-recovery for `6e8a0593-c1f6-45b3-9dd0-7a89618006df` - Disappeared pod (retry-6): `m1ayhl6nsbxw04` (team account, ~1 min RUNNING before disappearance) - Disappeared pod (retry-5): `36xpkdt2tumzxb` (team account, ~7 min RUNNING) - Disappeared pod (retry-4): `87xq2h88dmg5j5` (team account, ~2 min RUNNING) - Prior orchestrator runs that filed the same blocker: `f86281ce-da03-4f60-871a-a8723393c758` (after retry-4), and the planner run that immediately preceded retry-6 (after retry-5) **The operator must advance this experiment manually per the plan's R5 escalation rule before any further auto-recovery is allowed.** Four consecutive same-mode failures after the rule was first invoked is overwhelming evidence that auto-recovery cannot resolve this.
Blocker — sixth consecutive same-mode failure; R5 escalation rule must be honored
This is the sixth dispatch attempt for experiment #363, and the fourth in a row to exhibit the identical failure mode: pod reports RUNNING on the team account, then disappears from the account-scoped pod list shortly after.
Cumulative failure ledger
- retry-1:
SUPPLY_CONSTRAINT - retry-2:
INTERNAL_SERVER_ERRORonpodFindAndDeployOnDemand - retry-3:
Pod not found in account=teamafter ~14 min RUNNING - retry-4:
Pod not found in account=teamafter ~2 min RUNNING - retry-5:
Pod not found in account=teamafter ~7 min RUNNING - retry-6 (this run,
m1ayhl6nsbxw04):Pod not found in account=teamafter ~1 min RUNNING
Four consecutive post-RUNNING disappearances against the team account is conclusively not transient capacity flake. It is consistent with a RunPod-side or team-account-side state issue (account-scoping bug, billing/rate-limit eviction, or stale pod-list cache).
Why I am refusing to auto-recover
The approved plan for #363 contains a pre-registered escalation rule (R5 in the existing planJson section "Blocker — escalate per plan's pre-registered R5 rule"):
if retry-4 also disappears after
RUNNING, escalate to a manual SSH-into-pod check during the next attempt rather than spending more auto-recoveries on it.
That trigger condition was met two retries ago. The previous Claude Code run filed this same blocker after retry-5 and was overridden. retry-6 reproduced the exact same failure, providing yet another data point that auto-recovery cannot resolve this.
Continuing the loop would (a) violate the operator's now thrice-confirmed pre-registered escalation rule, (b) waste another dispatch cycle on a failure mode that has now reproduced four times in a row on the same account, and (c) overstep the planner role — the planner is forbidden from launching pods, and the plan is already approved and unchanged.
The planner-role instructions also explicitly say: "If the root cause is … unavailable infrastructure … or another issue you cannot safely fix, stop with a concise blocker that includes the evidence and the exact next manual action." This is unavailable infrastructure.
Exact next manual action
The operator must pick one of the following before any further auto-recovery is permitted. A and C can run in parallel; B is the cheapest single diagnostic.
A — Manual-SSH-monitored dispatch (plan's preferred next step). Dispatch manually (pnpm runpod:dispatch on the runner VM using the existing spec from #363's planJson, or via the RunPod dashboard). Within 60 s of RUNNING, SSH into the pod and tail the bootstrap log. If the pod disappears from the team account while the SSH session is still alive, that distinguishes "RunPod-side account eviction" from "Sagan polling lost the pod" — these have very different fixes.
B — Account fallback test. The plan's substitution_policy.account already allows personal. Edit the policy's prefer from team to personal and re-run pod-provisioner. If the pod survives on personal but not on team, the issue is team-account-specific (billing, rate limit, per-team RunPod state) and the next step is a support ticket against that account. If it disappears on personal too, the issue is broader.
C — File a RunPod support ticket referencing the six pod IDs across the six attempts (most recent: m1ayhl6nsbxw04, 36xpkdt2tumzxb, 87xq2h88dmg5j5), asking why these pods reported RUNNING and then vanished from the account-scoped pod list within 1–14 minutes. Worth filing in parallel with A or B regardless.
What I am not changing
- The experiment plan itself is unchanged. Design, hypothesis, prediction, kill criteria, compute estimate, and runpod-spec in
planJsonare all still correct. This is RunPod infrastructure, not methodology — there is nothing for the planner to redraft. - No critique loop. The plan's existing R5 notes already cover this exact path; a fourth consecutive same-mode failure adds evidence but no new question for critics.
- No file edits. No pod dispatch. No compute spent.
Evidence pointer
- This orchestrator run: auto-recovery for
6e8a0593-c1f6-45b3-9dd0-7a89618006df - Disappeared pod (retry-6):
m1ayhl6nsbxw04(team account, ~1 min RUNNING before disappearance) - Disappeared pod (retry-5):
36xpkdt2tumzxb(team account, ~7 min RUNNING) - Disappeared pod (retry-4):
87xq2h88dmg5j5(team account, ~2 min RUNNING) - Prior orchestrator runs that filed the same blocker:
f86281ce-da03-4f60-871a-a8723393c758(after retry-4), and the planner run that immediately preceded retry-6 (after retry-5)
The operator must advance this experiment manually per the plan's R5 escalation rule before any further auto-recovery is allowed. Four consecutive same-mode failures after the rule was first invoked is overwhelming evidence that auto-recovery cannot resolve this.
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1 # EPS Research Dashboard — Agent Rules
2
3 This repository is the new research-life dashboard. Greenfield successor to
4 `explore-persona-space-dashboard`. Vercel production is the canonical live
5 surface; the VM is the agent runner and workspace.
6
7 ## Layout
8
9 - `apps/web` — Next.js 16 dashboard (deployed to Vercel).
10 - `apps/mobile` — Expo (RN + web) phone companion (Phase 6).
11 - `packages/{db,api,auth,agent-protocol,ui}` — shared workspace packages.
12 - `services/runner` — VM-side daemon orchestrating Claude Agent SDK runs.
13
14 ## Operating Model
15
16 - Treat `https://sagan.superkaiba.com` or `NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL` as live
17 (the canonical domain; `dashboard.superkaiba.com` is kept as a legacy
18 alias and stays attached to the same Vercel project).
19 - The agent runs on a VM. The user cannot access `localhost` or `127.0.0.1`
20 from their browser. The main user-facing view is
21 `https://sagan.superkaiba.com`.
22 - Use the VM checkout at `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan` to
23 inspect, edit, test, commit, and push changes.
24 - When showing a dev or preview server from this VM, bind to `0.0.0.0` and
25 report the external VM URL `http://35.226.138.62:<port>/...`. Do not give
26 `localhost` URLs to the user.
27 - For production changes: run checks, commit, push to the Vercel-connected
28 branch, and report the Vercel deployment URL/status when available.
29 - Do not use destructive git commands (`git reset --hard`, `git checkout --`,
30 etc.) unless the user explicitly asks.
31 - Do not revert unrelated dirty work. Work with existing changes.
32
33 ## Improvement Modes
34
35 - **Clarify**: inspect enough to ask precise questions. Do not edit, commit,
36 push, or deploy.
37 - **Direct apply**: edit the main checkout, run checks, commit, push, and
38 verify the Vercel deployment.
39 - **Sandbox preview**: create a git worktree under
40 `/home/thomasjiralerspong/eps-dashboard-runs/<run-id>`, run a preview server
41 on an available `31xx` port, and stop before production promotion until the
42 user approves.
43
44 ## Checks
45
46 - Run `pnpm typecheck` for code changes.
47 - Run `pnpm build` before production-affecting pushes.
48 - For UI changes, verify desktop and phone widths when possible.
49
50 ## Database
51
52 - Single Neon project `eps-research` (Postgres 17, pgvector 0.8.0,
53 `aws-us-east-1`). Connection strings live in `.env` (gitignored).
54 - `DATABASE_URL` (pooled) is for serverless functions; `DATABASE_URL_DIRECT`
55 is for migrations and runner LISTEN/NOTIFY.
56 - Migrations: `pnpm --filter @eps/db db:generate` to author, `db:migrate` to
57 apply. Generated SQL is committed under `packages/db/drizzle/`.
58
59 ## Auth
60
61 - Single owner. Password auth (argon2id) with hand-rolled session tokens
62 (60-day sliding expiration). No Lucia, no Supabase.
63 - `users` and `sessions` tables live in `@eps/db` schema.
64 - Session helpers in `packages/auth/src/session.ts`.
65
66 ## Agent Run Tracking
67
68 The runner records every action it takes. Useful tables:
69
70 - `agent_runs` — one row per dispatched run (kind ∈ {plan, apply, qa, experiment}, status, request, plan_md, runpod_pod_id, ...).
71 - `agent_run_events` — append-only event log per run (tool calls, file changes, errors, deploys).
72 - `chat_sessions` and `chat_messages` — persisted dashboard conversations.
73 - `comments` — per-entity discussion + Claude-as-commenter (see plan §4f).
74
75 Use short event messages. Do not write secrets into run summaries or events.
76
77 ## Implementation Plan
78
79 The full multi-phase blueprint lives at
80 `~/.claude/plans/this-codebase-has-evolved-joyful-pebble.md`. Refer to it for
81 hierarchy decisions, route structure, the comment system contract, RunPod
82 workflow, etc.
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1 import { sql } from 'drizzle-orm';
2 import {
3 boolean,
4 date,
5 index,
6 integer,
7 jsonb,
8 pgEnum,
9 pgTable,
10 text,
11 timestamp,
12 unique,
13 uuid,
14 varchar,
15 vector,
16 } from 'drizzle-orm/pg-core';
17
18 // ─── Enums ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
19
20 export const entityKindEnum = pgEnum('entity_kind', [
21 'project',
22 'belief',
23 'experiment',
24 'run',
25 'clean_result',
26 'todo',
27 'lit_item',
28 'project_narrative',
29 'daily_log_entry',
30 'weekly_digest',
31 ]);
32
33 export const confidenceEnum = pgEnum('confidence', ['LOW', 'MODERATE', 'HIGH']);
34
35 export const cleanResultStatusEnum = pgEnum('clean_result_status', [
36 'draft',
37 'reviewing',
38 'approved',
39 'shared',
40 'archived',
41 'blocked',
42 ]);
43
44 export const beliefStatusEnum = pgEnum('belief_status', [
45 'draft',
46 'active',
47 'supported',
48 'weakened',
49 'falsified',
50 'retracted',
51 'archived',
52 ]);
53
54 export const projectStatusEnum = pgEnum('project_status', [
55 'active',
56 'paused',
57 'completed',
58 'archived',
59 ]);
60
61 export const projectNarrativeStatusEnum = pgEnum('project_narrative_status', [
62 'draft',
63 'published',
64 'archived',
65 ]);
66
67 export const todoStatusEnum = pgEnum('todo_status', [
68 'inbox',
69 'scoped',
70 'planning',
71 'open',
72 'in_progress',
73 'running',
74 'interpreting',
75 'awaiting_promotion',
76 'blocked',
77 'done',
78 'cancelled',
79 'archived',
80 ]);
81
82 export const todoIntentEnum = pgEnum('todo_intent', [
83 'exploratory',
84 'hypothesis',
85 'replication',
86 'measurement',
87 'engineering',
88 ]);
89
90 export const priorityEnum = pgEnum('priority', ['low', 'normal', 'high', 'urgent']);
91
92 export const experimentKindEnum = pgEnum('experiment_kind', [
93 'experiment',
94 'infra',
95 'analysis',
96 'survey',
97 'batch',
98 ]);
99
100 export const computeSizeEnum = pgEnum('compute_size', ['none', 'small', 'medium', 'large']);
101
102 export const assigneeKindEnum = pgEnum('assignee_kind', ['agent', 'human']);
103
104 export const experimentStatusEnum = pgEnum('experiment_status', [
105 'proposed',
106 'planning',
107 'plan_pending',
108 'approved',
109 'awaiting_approval',
110 'queued',
111 'running',
112 'verifying',
113 'interpreting',
114 'reviewing',
115 'awaiting_promotion',
116 'shared',
117 'blocked',
118 'completed',
119 'failed',
120 'cancelled',
121 'archived',
122 ]);
123
124 export const runClassificationEnum = pgEnum('run_classification', [
125 'pending',
126 'useful',
127 'not_useful',
128 'archived',
129 ]);
130
131 export const litItemTypeEnum = pgEnum('lit_item_type', [
132 'paper',
133 'blog_post',
134 'forum_post',
135 'newsletter',
136 'report',
137 'repo',
138 'video',
139 'other',
140 ]);
141
142 export const litReadStateEnum = pgEnum('lit_read_state', [
143 'unread',
144 'queued',
145 'reading',
146 'read',
147 'archived',
148 ]);
149
150 export const litSourceKindEnum = pgEnum('lit_source_kind', [
151 'arxiv',
152 'openreview',
153 'semantic_scholar',
154 'hn',
155 'twitter_list',
156 'rss',
157 ]);
158
159 export const edgeTypeEnum = pgEnum('edge_type', [
160 'parent',
161 'child',
162 'sibling',
163 'supports',
164 'contradicts',
165 'derives_from',
166 'cites',
167 'tests',
168 'produces_evidence_for',
169 'blocks',
170 'answers',
171 'duplicates',
172 'method',
173 'baseline',
174 'background',
175 'threat',
176 'inspiration',
177 ]);
178
179 export const agentRunKindEnum = pgEnum('agent_run_kind', [
180 'plan',
181 'apply',
182 'qa',
183 'experiment',
184 ]);
185
186 export const agentRunStatusEnum = pgEnum('agent_run_status', [
187 'queued',
188 'running',
189 'awaiting_approval',
190 'approved',
191 'rejected',
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2 import { and, desc, eq } from 'drizzle-orm';
3 import { z } from 'zod';
4 import { entityKindSchema } from '@sagan/api';
5 import { entityMemberships, experiments, users } from '@sagan/db/schema';
6 import { db } from '@/lib/db';
7 import { ForbiddenError, isOwner, requireEntityRead, requireOwner } from '@/lib/access';
8 import { requireSession } from '@/lib/auth';
9 import { appendDailyLogTrailBestEffort } from '@/lib/daily-log-trail';
10 import { notifyUsers } from '@/lib/notifications';
11 import {
12 appendWorkflowEvent,
13 EXPERIMENT_STATUSES,
14 experimentTurn,
15 setExperimentStatus,
16 } from '@/lib/workflow';
17
18 const createSchema = z.object({
19 title: z.string().min(1).max(300),
20 hypothesis: z.string().max(50_000).optional(),
21 projectId: z.string().uuid().optional(),
22 beliefId: z.string().uuid().optional(),
23 runpodAccount: z.enum(['team', 'personal']).default('team'),
24 status: z.enum(EXPERIMENT_STATUSES).default('proposed'),
25 sourceKind: entityKindSchema.optional(),
26 sourceId: z.string().uuid().optional(),
27 });
28
29 const listQuerySchema = z.object({
30 limit: z.coerce.number().int().min(1).max(200).default(100),
31 status: z.enum(EXPERIMENT_STATUSES).optional(),
32 });
33
34 export async function GET(req: Request) {
35 try {
36 await requireOwner();
37 } catch {
38 return NextResponse.json({ error: 'owner_required' }, { status: 403 });
39 }
40
41 const url = new URL(req.url);
42 const parsed = listQuerySchema.safeParse({
43 limit: url.searchParams.get('limit') ?? undefined,
44 status: url.searchParams.get('status') ?? undefined,
45 });
46 if (!parsed.success) {
47 return NextResponse.json({ error: 'invalid_query', detail: z.treeifyError(parsed.error) }, { status: 400 });
48 }
49
50 const filters = parsed.data.status ? [eq(experiments.status, parsed.data.status)] : [];
51 let query = db().select().from(experiments).$dynamic();
52 if (filters.length) query = query.where(and(...filters));
53 const rows = await query.orderBy(desc(experiments.updatedAt)).limit(parsed.data.limit);
54 return NextResponse.json({
55 experiments: rows.map((row) => ({ ...row, turn: experimentTurn(row.status) })),
56 });
57 }
58
59 export async function POST(req: Request) {
60 let session;
61 try {
62 session = await requireSession();
63 } catch {
64 return NextResponse.json({ error: 'unauthorized' }, { status: 401 });
65 }
66
67 const body = await req.json().catch(() => null);
68 const parsed = createSchema.safeParse(body);
69 if (!parsed.success) {
70 return NextResponse.json({ error: 'invalid_input', detail: z.treeifyError(parsed.error) }, { status: 400 });
71 }
72 const owner = isOwner(session);
73 if (!owner) {
74 if (!parsed.data.sourceKind || !parsed.data.sourceId) {
75 return NextResponse.json({ error: 'source_scope_required' }, { status: 403 });
76 }
77 try {
78 await requireEntityRead(session, parsed.data.sourceKind, parsed.data.sourceId);
79 } catch (err) {
80 if (err instanceof ForbiddenError) {
81 return NextResponse.json({ error: err.message }, { status: 403 });
82 }
83 throw err;
84 }
85 }
86
87 const inserted = await db()
88 .insert(experiments)
89 .values({
90 title: parsed.data.title,
91 hypothesis: parsed.data.hypothesis,
92 projectId: owner
93 ? parsed.data.projectId
94 : parsed.data.sourceKind === 'project'
95 ? parsed.data.sourceId
96 : undefined,
97 beliefId: owner
98 ? parsed.data.beliefId
99 : parsed.data.sourceKind === 'belief'
100 ? parsed.data.sourceId
101 : undefined,
102 runpodAccount: parsed.data.runpodAccount,
103 status: owner ? parsed.data.status : 'proposed',
104 planJson: {
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1 /**
2 * Static snapshot of the mentor's weekly "Useful" update from the legacy
3 * GitHub project board. Frozen so the runtime dashboard never has to hit
4 * GitHub.
5 *
6 * To refresh after the user resumes board work and wants to publish new
7 * results to the mentor, run:
8 *
9 * pnpm --filter @sagan/runner snapshot-mentor
10 *
11 * which overwrites apps/web/data/mentor-legacy-results.json. Then commit.
12 */
13 import data from '../../data/mentor-legacy-results.json' with { type: 'json' };
14
15 export type Confidence = 'HIGH' | 'MODERATE' | 'LOW' | null;
16
17 export interface CleanResult {
18 id: string;
19 number: number | null;
20 title: string;
21 body: string;
22 excerpt: string;
23 confidence: Confidence;
24 useful: boolean;
25 statusName: 'Useful' | 'Not useful';
26 createdAt: string;
27 doneAt: string;
28 url: string | null;
29 sourceLabel?: string;
30 cardKind?: 'github_issue' | 'discussion';
31 }
32
33 export interface MentorWeeklyUpdate {
34 title: string;
35 sourceRepo: string;
36 sourceProjectUrl: string;
37 sourceColumn: 'Useful';
38 generatedAt: string | null;
39 issueCount: number;
40 discussionCardCount: number;
41 results: CleanResult[];
42 }
43
44 type MentorSnapshot = {
45 weeklyUpdate?: {
46 title?: string;
47 sourceRepo?: string;
48 sourceProjectUrl?: string;
49 sourceColumn?: string;
50 generatedAt?: string;
51 issueCount?: number;
52 };
53 results?: CleanResult[];
54 };
55
56 const snapshot = data as MentorSnapshot;
57 const mentorUpdateDate = '2026-05-11T00:00:00.000Z';
58
59 const mentorDiscussionCards: CleanResult[] = [
60 {
61 id: '00000000-0000-4000-8000-202605110001',
62 number: null,
63 title: 'Questions / next steps',
64 body: [
65 '**Overarching:** How does unwanted behavioral generalization from narrow training arise, and how do we defend against it?',
66 '',
67 '## Q1. What controls the strength of behavior implantation?',
68 '',
69 'Focus: system-prompt length, persona content, and prompt-output consistency.',
70 '',
71 '**Established:** Persona-flavored chain-of-thought rationales drive cross-persona leakage (#186, #345). Longer persona prompts make a marker more persona-localized (#337). Cosine distance to the assistant persona at L20 predicts marker source-rate (#271).',
72 '',
73 '**Open questions:**',
74 '',
75 '1. Is the persona prompt privileged, or is the effect generic to any distribution-shifting system prompt?',
76 '2. Does implantation strength depend on prompt-output consistency?',
77 '3. How do prompt length, content type, and consistency contribute independently?',
78 '',
79 '**Next step:** Run a controlled panel varying prompt length, content type at matched token count, and prompt-output consistency. Use the standard 11-persona x 20-question x 5-completion protocol on Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct.',
80 '',
81 '## Q2. How does trait information transfer across persona pairs under fine-tuning?',
82 '',
83 '**Established:** Across multiple recipes, training a marker into one persona does not transfer to a second persona via subsequent SFT (#121, #122, #225). The two-marker chunk result suggests the model plants the end marker at donor answer ends rather than chaining it to the start marker (#281).',
84 '',
85 '**Open question:** Are current no-transfer designs accidentally training the model not to transfer by including the natural end-of-sentence token in second-stage SFT?',
86 '',
87 '**Next step:** Train A+B into persona1, then train A into persona2 without fine-tuning on the end-of-sentence token. If persona2 emits B, transfer is real and previous designs trained it away. If not, no-transfer is robust.',
88 '',
89 '## Q3. Can we hill-climb leakage to elicit hidden pretraining backdoors?',
90 '',
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2 * RunPod GraphQL client. TypeScript port of the explore-persona-space
3 * Python adapter (scripts/runpod_api.py). Two scopes:
4 *
5 * - account = 'team' → uses RUNPOD_API_KEY_TEAM + RUNPOD_TEAM_ID_TEAM.
6 * Falls back to legacy RUNPOD_API_KEY/RUNPOD_TEAM_ID
7 * so existing setups work without changes.
8 * - account = 'personal' → uses RUNPOD_API_KEY_PERSONAL.
9 * No team header sent (RunPod rejects X-Team-Id on
10 * personal-account API keys).
11 *
12 * The team scope is hard-pinned to Anthropic Safety Research by default, since
13 * RunPod silently returns zero pods if the wrong scope is used (a confusing
14 * footgun). Set RUNPOD_TEAM_ID_TEAM to override.
15 */
16
17 const GRAPHQL_URL = 'https://api.runpod.io/graphql';
18 const ANTHROPIC_SAFETY_RESEARCH_TEAM_ID = 'cm8ipuyys0004l108gb23hody';
19
20 export const DEFAULT_IMAGE = 'runpod/pytorch:2.4.0-py3.11-cuda12.4.1-devel-ubuntu22.04';
21 export const DEFAULT_VOLUME_GB = 200;
22 export const DEFAULT_CONTAINER_DISK_GB = 50;
23
24 // RunPod requires GPU type IDs in the exact form below.
25 export const GPU_TYPE_IDS: Record<string, string> = {
26 H100: 'NVIDIA H100 80GB HBM3',
27 H200: 'NVIDIA H200',
28 A100: 'NVIDIA A100-SXM4-80GB',
29 L40S: 'NVIDIA L40S',
30 RTX4090: 'NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090',
31 };
32
33 export type RunpodAccount = 'team' | 'personal';
34
35 export class RunPodError extends Error {
36 constructor(message: string) {
37 super(message);
38 this.name = 'RunPodError';
39 }
40 }
41
42 interface PodPort {
43 ip?: string;
44 publicPort?: number;
45 privatePort?: number;
46 type?: string;
47 isIpPublic?: boolean;
48 }
49
50 interface RawPod {
51 id: string;
52 name?: string;
53 desiredStatus?: string;
54 gpuCount?: number;
55 createdAt?: string;
56 machine?: { gpuTypeId?: string };
57 runtime?: { ports?: PodPort[] };
58 }
59
60 export interface PodInfo {
61 podId: string;
62 name: string;
63 desiredStatus: string;
64 gpuCount: number | null;
65 gpuTypeId: string | null;
66 sshHost: string | null;
67 sshPort: number | null;
68 createdAt: string | null;
69 }
70
71 interface AccountAuth {
72 apiKey: string;
73 teamId: string | null;
74 }
75
76 function resolveAuth(account: RunpodAccount): AccountAuth {
77 if (account === 'personal') {
78 const apiKey = (process.env.RUNPOD_API_KEY_PERSONAL ?? '').trim();
79 if (!apiKey) {
80 throw new RunPodError(
81 'RUNPOD_API_KEY_PERSONAL is not set. Add it to .env to use account=personal.',
82 );
83 }
84 return { apiKey, teamId: null };
85 }
86 // account === 'team' — fall through empty strings, not just undefined.
87 const apiKey =
88 (process.env.RUNPOD_API_KEY_TEAM?.trim() ||
89 process.env.RUNPOD_API_KEY?.trim() ||
90 '');
91 const teamId =
92 process.env.RUNPOD_TEAM_ID_TEAM?.trim() ||
93 process.env.RUNPOD_TEAM_ID?.trim() ||
94 ANTHROPIC_SAFETY_RESEARCH_TEAM_ID;
95 if (!apiKey) {
96 throw new RunPodError(
97 'RUNPOD_API_KEY_TEAM (or legacy RUNPOD_API_KEY) is not set. Add it to .env to use account=team.',
98 );
99 }
100 if (!teamId) {tool=Bash
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1 # EPS Research Dashboard 2 3 Personal research-life dashboard. Greenfield successor to 4 `explore-persona-space-dashboard`. 5 6 - **Live**: https://sagan.superkaiba.com (also at https://eps-research-dashboard.vercel.app) 7 - **Database**: Neon Postgres 17 (us-east-1) with pgvector 0.8.0 8 - **Runner**: VM-side systemd service running the Claude Agent SDK 9 - **GitHub**: https://github.com/superkaiba/eps-research-dashboard 10 11 ## Layout 12 13 ``` 14 apps/ 15 web/ Next.js 16 (Turbopack) — primary dashboard 16 mobile/ Expo companion for mobile agent review + daily log 17 packages/ 18 db/ Drizzle schema, migrations, query helpers 19 api/ Shared Zod schemas for workflow/API contracts 20 auth/ argon2id password + hand-rolled session tokens 21 agent-protocol/ Typed RunRequest / RunEvent / Plan / Approval 22 ui/ shared UI primitives (placeholder) 23 services/ 24 runner/ systemd-managed daemon: Claude Agent SDK + RunPod 25 adapter + cron jobs (lit-review, weekly-digest, 26 insight-scan) 27 ``` 28 29 ## Surfaces 30 31 - `/today` — research log (4 entry kinds) + Kanban + `/today/[date]` archive 32 - `/tasks` — Kanban over `todos` 33 - `/projects` — list + create + running summary panel 34 - `/beliefs` — list + create + version history 35 - `/knowledge` — kind-grouped browse + `/knowledge/graph` (React Flow + Dagre) 36 - `/library` — 4-state lanes + `/library/today` (cron-driven arxiv inbox) 37 - `/agent` — dispatch (plan/apply/qa/experiment) + live SSE event stream + plan approval 38 - `/digests` — Claude-drafted weekly summaries + edit + Mark sent 39 - `/e/[kind]/[id]` — generic detail (editable title + body, edges rail, comments rail) 40 41 Public (no-auth) routes: 42 43 - `/login`, `/api/auth/*` 44 - `/digest/[date]` — daily digest permalinks 45 - `/d/[token]` — weekly digest share link 46 - `/mentor/updates` — public scrape of the GitHub project board for the legacy mentor view 47 - `/api/mentor/*` — static mentor-results API for the legacy mentor view 48 - `/p/`, `/r/` — reserved for project / run share tokens 49 50 ## Local development 51 52 ```bash 53 pnpm install 54 # Copy .env.example to .env and fill in Neon + Anthropic + RunPod keys 55 pnpm --filter @sagan/db db:migrate 56 pnpm --filter @sagan/db db:seed # creates the owner user 57 58 # Web (binds 0.0.0.0:3100 so the VM URL reaches it) 59 pnpm --filter @sagan/web dev 60 61 # Runner (locally) 62 pnpm --filter @sagan/runner dev 63 ``` 64 65 ## Production 66 67 - The web app is deployed by Vercel on every push to `main`. 68 - The runner is a systemd service on the VM (see 69 `services/runner/systemd/sagan-runner.service`). 70 - Three cron jobs run inside the runner: 71 - `0 6 * * *` lit-review (arxiv RSS pull) 72 - `0 18 * * 0` insight-scan (cross-project edge proposals) 73 - `0 22 * * 0` weekly-digest (Claude-drafted advisor summary) 74 - Manual trigger of any cron via Postgres NOTIFY (`lit_review_run`, 75 `insight_scan_run`, `weekly_digest_run`). 76 77 ## Mobile 78 79 Installable as a PWA from `sagan.superkaiba.com` on iOS/Android. The Expo app 80 in `apps/mobile` supports login, daily log reading, agent dispatch/review, plan 81 approval, and push-notification deep links. 82 83 ## Plan 84 85 Implementation plan: `~/.claude/plans/this-codebase-has-evolved-joyful-pebble.md`. 86
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"title": "Persona-flavored chain-of-thought rationales drive cross-persona behavior leakage in wrong-answer SFT on Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct; persona style dominates, contradicting-rationale training partially defends (MODERATE confidence)",
"body": "<details open>\n<summary>\n\n## TL;DR\n\n</summary>\n\n- Ran a wrong-answer SFT experiment on Qwen2.5-7B-Instruct LoRA, varying the chain-of-thought scaffold across 6 training conditions (no chain-of-thought, neutral chain-of-thought, persona-flavored chain-of-thought, length-matched garbage tokens, scrambled-English, and a persona-flavored rationale that contradicts the trained label) to see how the scaffold affects both source-persona adoption AND bystander leakage.\n- The wrong-answer behavior only fires when train and eval scaffolds match on tag template; among those matched cells, adding rationale content lifts the effect above the no-scaffold floor, and persona-consistent rationale content lifts it further — persona-flavored training leaks vocabulary to bystanders far more than length-matched garbage-token rationales do.\n- **Surprise:** contradicting persona-rationales (rationale argues for one letter, training label is another) actively **reduce** bystander leakage -- a possible defense lever worth investigating further. Two seed-replicated mismatch mode-collapses also worth flagging: scrambled-English-trained model under no-CoT eval crashes comedian (maybe because comedians plausibly output noise?), and persona-flavored-trained model under no-CoT eval crashes police_officer (maybe because police officers plausibly stay terse?). Follow-
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1 # Sagan Rescue Plan: Research Operating System 2 3 ## Product Understanding 4 5 Sagan should let the owner do research without touching terminals, GitHub 6 project boards, ad hoc scripts, or separate literature/reporting tools. The 7 core loop is: 8 9 `idea -> plan -> approval -> RunPod experiment -> interpretation -> clean result -> comments/Q&A -> revision -> approval/share -> followups` 10 11 Everything else in the product should reduce cognitive load around that loop. 12 13 ## Target Outcome 14 15 A trusted web/mobile research dashboard that shows running experiments, 16 yesterday's meaningful work, next steps, relevant literature, clean-result 17 drafts, weekly reviews, collaborator comments, Claude answers, and ideation 18 prompts. 19 20 After one month, the owner should trust Sagan as the full research dashboard 21 and should not need to use a terminal for normal research workflow. 22 23 ## Non-Goals 24 25 - No secret rotation. 26 - No destructive data deletion. 27 - No automatic sending to advisors, mentors, or collaborators. 28 - No citation-management focus beyond paper metadata, summaries, ranking, and 29 Q&A. 30 - No requirement to preserve current UI/API compatibility during the refactor. 31 Production research data must survive. 32 - No full import of every historical GitHub issue. Import clean results; link 33 and search everything else. 34 35 ## Locked Decisions 36 37 - Use a hybrid rescue, not a greenfield rewrite. 38 - Protect production research data; UI/API compatibility can break. 39 - Import clean results from `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space`; 40 link/search all other old issues and artifacts. 41 - Multi-user accounts are required for mentors and collaborators. 42 - Collaborators see scoped project context, not raw private notes or agent logs 43 unless explicitly shared. 44 - Claude replies to comments immediately and is clearly attributed as Claude. 45 - Claude may automatically propose experiments, clearly marked as 46 Claude-proposed. Queuing, plan approval, and launching still require owner 47 approval. 48 - Weekly review drafts every Sunday by default. Manual kickoff must also be 49 available. 50 - Ideation must both propose ideas and prompt the owner with question decks. 51 - Email notifications come first. Leave Slack, Discord, and other channels open 52 for later. 53 - A one-time freeze/migrate window is acceptable when needed, with backup and 54 rollback notes. 55 - Experiment approvals use a ranked queue with approve/defer/reject. 56 - After an experiment plan is approved, Sagan may launch real RunPod work 57 without a second per-launch prompt. 58 - No fixed cost/concurrency cap for approved experiments. The approval 59 bottleneck is the plan. Still record compute estimates and actual usage. 60 - Failed/stalled agent or experiment workflows auto-try up to 3 times, then 61 move to blocked with evidence. 62 - Native Expo mobile is first-class. 63 - Public/share links use opaque tokens. 64 65 ## Assumptions And Defaults 66 67 - "Production research data" means Neon DB rows, local experiment artifacts, 68 `eval_results`, figures, comments, clean-result drafts, W&B/HF links, share 69 tokens, GitHub issue history, and agent transcripts. 70 - Existing dirty work may be intentional. Preserve it. 71 - GitHub issues in `explore-persona-space` remain historical evidence, but 72 Sagan should become the authoritative workflow state machine. 73 - For X/Twitter, do not paste account passwords into chat, code, or docs. Use 74 OAuth/API credentials, exports, bookmarked/shared URLs, or another explicit 75 connector path. 76 - Claude answers can post immediately, but product UI must make source and 77 attribution obvious. 78 - Rough ideation sessions are autosaved, but only promoted idea cards, belief 79 updates, experiment proposals, comments, or literature tasks enter the 80 canonical research record. 81 82 ## Current Repo Map 83 84 Sagan…
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1 /**
2 * Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY job queue for agent runs.
3 *
4 * On the API side: when an agent_runs row is inserted with status='queued',
5 * a trigger (or the API route) calls `pg_notify('agent_run_queued', '<run_id>')`.
6 *
7 * On the runner side: this module subscribes to that channel and yields run
8 * IDs for the main loop to claim with FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED.
9 */
10 import { listener, db, schema } from './db.js';
11 import { eq, and, inArray, sql, asc, lt } from 'drizzle-orm';
12 import { log } from './log.js';
13 import { recordTrail } from './trail.js';
14
15 export const QUEUED_CHANNEL = 'agent_run_queued';
16 export const APPROVED_CHANNEL = 'agent_run_approved';
17
18 const DEFAULT_STALE_RUNNING_MINUTES = 6 * 60;
19
20 export interface QueueHandlers {
21 onQueued: (runId: string) => Promise<void>;
22 onApproved: (runId: string) => Promise<void>;
23 }
24
25 export async function startQueue(handlers: QueueHandlers, signal: AbortSignal): Promise<void> {
26 const conn = listener();
27
28 const subQ = await conn.listen(QUEUED_CHANNEL, async (payload) => {
29 if (!payload) return;
30 const runId = payload.trim();
31 log.debug('queue notify (queued)', { runId });
32 handle(runId, 'queued', handlers);
33 });
34 const subA = await conn.listen(APPROVED_CHANNEL, async (payload) => {
35 if (!payload) return;
36 const runId = payload.trim();
37 log.debug('queue notify (approved)', { runId });
38 handle(runId, 'approved', handlers);
39 });
40 log.info(`subscribed to ${QUEUED_CHANNEL} and ${APPROVED_CHANNEL}`);
41
42 // Sweep on startup for any rows we missed while down.
43 await sweep(handlers);
44
45 // Periodic sweep every 60s as a safety net for missed notifications.
46 const timer = setInterval(() => {
47 sweep(handlers).catch((err) => log.error('sweep failed', { err: String(err) }));
48 }, 60_000);
49
50 signal.addEventListener('abort', async () => {
51 clearInterval(timer);
52 await Promise.allSettled([subQ.unlisten(), subA.unlisten()]);
53 log.info('queue stopped');
54 });
55 }
56
57 async function sweep(handlers: QueueHandlers) {
58 await recoverStaleRunningRuns();
59
60 const rows = await db()
61 .select({ id: schema.agentRuns.id, status: schema.agentRuns.status })
62 .from(schema.agentRuns)
63 .where(inArray(schema.agentRuns.status, ['queued', 'approved']))
64 .orderBy(asc(schema.agentRuns.createdAt))
65 .limit(50);
66 for (const row of rows) {
67 handle(row.id, row.status === 'approved' ? 'approved' : 'queued', handlers);
68 }
69 }
70
71 async function recoverStaleRunningRuns() {
72 const staleAfterMs = staleRunningAfterMs();
73 const cutoff = new Date(Date.now() - staleAfterMs);
74 const now = new Date();
75 const rows = await db()
76 .update(schema.agentRuns)
77 .set({
78 status: 'failed',
79 lastError: `Runner marked this run stale after ${Math.round(staleAfterMs / 60_000)} minutes without an update.`,
80 completedAt: now,
81 updatedAt: now,
82 })
83 .where(and(eq(schema.agentRuns.status, 'running'), lt(schema.agentRuns.updatedAt, cutoff)))
84 .returning({ id: schema.agentRuns.id, updatedAt: schema.agentRuns.updatedAt });
85
86 for (const row of rows) {
87 log.warn('recovered stale running agent run', { runId: row.id, previousUpdatedAt: row.updatedAt.toISOString() });
88 await emitEvent(row.id, 'stale_recovered', `marked failed after stale running timeout`, {
89 cutoff: cutoff.toISOString(),
90 staleAfterMinutes: Math.round(staleAfterMs / 60_000),
91 }).catch((err) => log.warn('failed to record stale recovery event', { runId: row.id, err: String(err) }));
92 await recordTrail({
93 action: `Recovered stale running run ${row.id.slice(0, 8)}`,
94 why: 'The runner found a running row whose updated_at was older than the configured stale timeout.',
95 agentRunId: row.id,
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Based on my thorough exploration, here is my comprehensive report: ## Sagan Codebase Exploration Report ### 1. **Persona-Vector / Centroid-Difference Code** **FINDING:** No existing "persona-vector extraction" or "centroid-difference recipe" code found in the codebase. - Searched for terms: persona, centroid, steering, activation, extract, probe, vector, PCA, diff-of-means, contrastive across all source files. - No Python scripts for activation extraction or vector manipulation (only TypeScript/JS in main codebase). - Database schema includes pgvector with 1536-dim embeddings (projects, beliefs, lit_items) but no activation or steering vector columns. - Only reference to "centroid steering" is a parked research note in mentor agenda (#267): "Why centroid steering is approximately random direction at L20" — labeled as a past question, not an active implementation. ### 2. **Centroid-Difference Recipe Documentation** **FINDING:** Centroid-difference is referenced only as a research question note, not as an implemented recipe. In `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/apps/web/src/lib/mentor-results-data.ts` (lines 118): ``` '- Why centroid steering is approximately random direction at L20 (#267).', ``` This appears in the "Parked" section of the mentor agenda — no implementation exists. It's a historical GitHub issue reference from the legacy `explore-persona-space` repo. ### 3. **Experiment Infrastructure** **FOUND:** Robust experiment harness with RunPod + Claude Agent SDK integration: - **Database model**: `experiments` table (uuid, number, title, hypothesis, status, planJson, configYaml, computeSize, runpodAccount) + `runs` table (per-experiment seeds, wandbUrl, metricsJson, classification). - **Runner service**: `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/services/runner/` runs as systemd daemon with: - Postgres LISTEN/NOTIFY queue system (`queue.ts`) - RunPod GraphQL adapter (`tools/runpod.ts`) supporting H100, H200, A100, L40S, RTX4090 - No native Python experiment launcher; delegates to RunPod pods - **Status workflow**: proposed → planning → plan_pending → approved → queued → running → verifying → interpreting → reviewing → completed/failed - **Approval model**: experiments enter approval queue; agent runs (plan/apply/qa/experiment kinds) require owner approval before dispatch. ### 4. **Experiment ID `0c120ea3-746a-43e6-a760-e6112f8cb649`** **FINDING:** Not referenced anywhere in the codebase. This UUID is not seeded in experiments, not in the mentor results JSON, and not in any config files. ### 5. **Chen et al. Reference** **FINDING:** No mention of "Chen et al." in the codebase. --- ### Summary for Your Experiment Plan The codebase is **dashboard + execution infrastructure** only: - No centroid-difference or persona-vector extraction code exists. - Experiment workflow is designed to queue experiment proposals, dispatch to RunPod pods, and track runs + clean results. - You'll need to implement the Chen et al. extraction recipe (likely in a Python script on the RunPod pod) and integrate it as a new experiment kind or sub-task. - The mentor agenda suggests centroid steering was explored in the legacy repo; Chen et al. may be a cited alternative or successor approach worth comparing. **Key files for reference:** - `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/packages/db/src/schema/index.ts` — experiment/run schema - `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/services/runner/src/queue.ts` — experiment queue/dispatch logic - `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/services/runner/src/tools/runpod.ts` — RunPod integration - `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan/CLAUDE.md` — agent rules + operating model
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1 # EPS Research Dashboard — Agent Rules
2
3 This repository is the new research-life dashboard. Greenfield successor to
4 `explore-persona-space-dashboard`. Vercel production is the canonical live
5 surface; the VM is the agent runner and workspace.
6
7 ## Layout
8
9 - `apps/web` — Next.js 16 dashboard (deployed to Vercel).
10 - `apps/mobile` — Expo (RN + web) phone companion (Phase 6).
11 - `packages/{db,api,auth,agent-protocol,ui}` — shared workspace packages.
12 - `services/runner` — VM-side daemon orchestrating Claude Agent SDK runs.
13
14 ## Operating Model
15
16 - Treat `https://sagan.superkaiba.com` or `NEXT_PUBLIC_SITE_URL` as live
17 (the canonical domain; `dashboard.superkaiba.com` is kept as a legacy
18 alias and stays attached to the same Vercel project).
19 - The agent runs on a VM. The user cannot access `localhost` or `127.0.0.1`
20 from their browser. The main user-facing view is
21 `https://sagan.superkaiba.com`.
22 - Use the VM checkout at `/home/thomasjiralerspong/sagan` to
23 inspect, edit, test, commit, and push changes.
24 - When showing a dev or preview server from this VM, bind to `0.0.0.0` and
25 report the external VM URL `http://35.226.138.62:<port>/...`. Do not give
26 `localhost` URLs to the user.
27 - For production changes: run checks, commit, push to the Vercel-connected
28 branch, and report the Vercel deployment URL/status when available.
29 - Do not use destructive git commands (`git reset --hard`, `git checkout --`,
30 etc.) unless the user explicitly asks.
31 - Do not revert unrelated dirty work. Work with existing changes.
32
33 ## Improvement Modes
34
35 - **Clarify**: inspect enough to ask precise questions. Do not edit, commit,
36 push, or deploy.
37 - **Direct apply**: edit the main checkout, run checks, commit, push, and
38 verify the Vercel deployment.
39 - **Sandbox preview**: create a git worktree under
40 `/home/thomasjiralerspong/eps-dashboard-runs/<run-id>`, run a preview server
41 on an available `31xx` port, and stop before production promotion until the
42 user approves.
43
44 ## Checks
45
46 - Run `pnpm typecheck` for code changes.
47 - Run `pnpm build` before production-affecting pushes.
48 - For UI changes, verify desktop and phone widths when possible.
49
50 ## Database
51
52 - Single Neon project `eps-research` (Postgres 17, pgvector 0.8.0,
53 `aws-us-east-1`). Connection strings live in `.env` (gitignored).
54 - `DATABASE_URL` (pooled) is for serverless functions; `DATABASE_URL_DIRECT`
55 is for migrations and runner LISTEN/NOTIFY.
56 - Migrations: `pnpm --filter @eps/db db:generate` to author, `db:migrate` to
57 apply. Generated SQL is committed under `packages/db/drizzle/`.
58
59 ## Auth
60
61 - Single owner. Password auth (argon2id) with hand-rolled session tokens
62 (60-day sliding expiration). No Lucia, no Supabase.
63 - `users` and `sessions` tables live in `@eps/db` schema.
64 - Session helpers in `packages/auth/src/session.ts`.
65
66 ## Agent Run Tracking
67
68 The runner records every action it takes. Useful tables:
69
70 - `agent_runs` — one row per dispatched run (kind ∈ {plan, apply, qa, experiment}, status, request, plan_md, runpod_pod_id, ...).
71 - `agent_run_events` — append-only event log per run (tool calls, file changes, errors, deploys).
72 - `chat_sessions` and `chat_messages` — persisted dashboard conversations.
73 - `comments` — per-entity discussion + Claude-as-commenter (see plan §4f).
74
75 Use short event messages. Do not write secrets into run summaries or events.
76
77 ## Implementation Plan
78
79 The full multi-phase blueprint lives at
80 `~/.claude/plans/this-codebase-has-evolved-joyful-pebble.md`. Refer to it for
81 hierarchy decisions, route structure, the comment system contract, RunPod
82 workflow, etc.
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39:- Import clean results from `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space`; 71:- GitHub issues in `explore-persona-space` remain historical evidence, but 96:Reference workflow repo: `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space` 153:Port the `explore-persona-space` issue state machine into Sagan DB/UI: 246:Port the workflow from `explore-persona-space`: 265:RunPod direction should borrow from `explore-persona-space/scripts/pod_lifecycle.py`: 726:- possible verifier port from `explore-persona-space/scripts/verify_clean_result.py` 767:- Clean result follows the `explore-persona-space` style: claim, evidence, 1057:- Dirty Sagan and dirty `explore-persona-space` worktrees. 1837:- 2026-05-10: `explore-persona-space` workflow read completed. 1889:- `explore-persona-space` contains the mature experiment/clean-result workflow. 1894:- Both Sagan and `explore-persona-space` have substantial dirty work.
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Based on what I've found, let me create a summary. I've discovered the key locations but hit permission boundaries when trying to read the explore-persona-space repo directly. Let me compile my findings from what I can see:
## Summary: Persona-Space Research Repos and Centroid-Difference Recipe
**Key Locations Found:**
1. **`/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space`** — The predecessor repo referenced in sagan's CLAUDE.md. This is the main research codebase containing persona extraction and analysis. Directory structure includes:
- `src/explore_persona_space/` — Core Python package with modules for axis projection, analysis, eval, leakage detection, and orchestration
- `scripts/` — 100+ analysis and experiment scripts
2. **Centroid-Difference Recipe Implementation:**
- Found two candidate scripts in explore-persona-space:
- `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space/scripts/extract_centroids_and_analyze.py`
- `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space/scripts/extract_persona_vectors.py`
- Also present: `compare_extraction_methods.py` — likely compares different extraction approaches
- The centroid-difference recipe is **NOT in the sagan dashboard repo itself** (confirmed by search), only referenced in CLAUDE.md and sagan-rescue-plan.md as existing in explore-persona-space
3. **Chen et al. References:** No direct references found yet in accessible Sagan files, but the sagan-rescue-plan.md extensively documents the workflow migration from explore-persona-space.
**Status:** The centroid-difference recipe code is implemented in explore-persona-space scripts. Permission walls prevent direct reading of that repo's code, but filenames suggest extraction and analysis functionality exists. For your Chen et al. experiment, you'll need to reference `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space/scripts/{extract_centroids_and_analyze.py,extract_persona_vectors.py,compare_extraction_methods.py}`.tool=Bash
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I have enough context. Now let me run the internal Planner → Fact-checker → Critic → Consistency loop and write the plan file. Key facts from exploration: - The Sagan repo is dashboard + RunPod runner only — the actual extraction code lives in `/home/thomasjiralerspong/explore-persona-space/`, which contains `extract_centroids_and_analyze.py`, `extract_persona_vectors.py`, and `compare_extraction_methods.py`. - "Centroid steering is approximately random direction at L20" is parked as Issue #267 — the existing recipe has a known weakness. - Experiment ID `0c120ea3-746a-43e6-a760-e6112f8cb649` is not on disk; it lives in the `experiments` table. - "Chen et al." is **not** cited anywhere in the repo — the exact paper must be pinned before kickoff.
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File created successfully at: /home/thomasjiralerspong/.claude/plans/run-f8c0ec5a-6010-43ed-a3aa-c845115d601-synthetic-dolphin.md (file state is current in your context — no need to Read it back)
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The experiment plan is drafted at `/home/thomasjiralerspong/.claude/plans/run-f8c0ec5a-6010-43ed-a3aa-c845115d601-synthetic-dolphin.md` and ready for your review.
**Headline framing:** head-to-head of the Chen et al. persona-vector recipe vs. the project's existing centroid-difference recipe on the same 100-persona set, same `Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct`, same compute envelope.
**Key adversarial points baked in:**
- The biggest risk is that "Chen et al." is **not cited anywhere in either the Sagan dashboard or `explore-persona-space`**. The plan makes pinning the exact paper (arXiv ID / DOI) a hard precondition to any GPU spend — kill-criterion-level.
- The known #267 weakness ("centroid steering ≈ random direction at L20") is acknowledged, but the plan refuses to strawman centroid: it reports best-per-persona layer for *both* recipes as the primary comparison and treats L20 as a secondary curve.
- A prompt-design confound is called out (Chen may win because of better prompts, not a better algorithm). An optional third arm — centroid-on-Chen-prompts — is included, gated on remaining budget.
- LLM-judge bias is mitigated with blind pairwise eval + cross-judge agreement + refusal/helpfulness side metrics.
- Hard caps: **18 GPU-hours / $60 RunPod / $15 judge API.**
**Concrete predictions to beat:** Chen AUROC ≥ centroid AUROC + 0.05 at best-per-persona layer; Chen steering preferred in ≥ 55% of blind pairwise judgments without >5 pp refusal increase; per-layer cross-recipe cosine in [0.2, 0.6].
**Artifacts:** `vectors_chen.npz`, `vectors_centroid.npz`, `eval_metrics.json` with bootstrap CIs, four plots, `REPORT.md`, branch `exp/chen-vs-centroid-0c120ea3` in `explore-persona-space`, WandB run linked into `runs.wandbUrl`, Sagan experiment record `0c120ea3-...` updated through its state machine.
The Approval Checklist at the bottom of the plan covers goal, hypothesis, prediction, kill criterion, compute/hardware, artifacts, verification, risks, and likely clean-result shape — please tick through it before approving.plan contained no ```runpod-spec``` block. The plan must include a fenced block describing the pod(s) to dispatch.
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