The handshake only said the agent saw the prompt (#23). create_session.sh
now waits, after `started`, for the onboarding job to reach a terminal
status and makes that its own result, so the orchestrator learns it from
create's exit (MULTI_AGENT_RULES §6) instead of guessing from herdr's
agent_status:
- lib_py/delegation/wrapper.py: `wait-terminal` (completed|error|cancelled,
`timeout` after --timeout, `missing` when the record is gone; stops with
its caller via --watch-pid) and `onboard-exit` (completed 0, error or
cancelled 44, timeout or missing 45). bash branches on the printed answer.
- lib.sh: delegate_wait_terminal / delegate_onboard_exit, thin calls.
- create_session.sh: `onboarding completed: job <id> (<n>s)` on stdout, or
`last_visible_status: onboarding-<status>` on the row, the reason on stderr
and `exit 44` / `exit 45` after `trap - EXIT` - the session is kept, as for
a missing handshake. The "no started" path (error, exit 0 before) now ends
with 44. MAM_ONBOARD_WAIT_S (default 600, floor 1) bounds the wait.
- worktree_prepare.sh: 44/45 pass through with "session and worktree kept".
- create SKILL.md exit table (44, 45) and the knob; the #42 inventory follows.
- tests/conftest.py: --onboard is the default, so ~60 sandbox create tests
reach the new wait. The mock herdr now acts as the agent for create's
onboarding prompt - it runs the publish commands the prompt names through
the real publish_event.py - and MAM_ONBOARD_WAIT_S=3 caps a test that turns
that off (MAM_MOCK_ONBOARD_HANDSHAKE=0 -> 44, `started` -> 45). The
delegate-job wrapper's prompt has another shape and is never answered.
- tests/test_issue50_onboard.py: the decision tables, create in the sandbox
(0 / 44 / 45, session kept, row note, trap window), the knob's integer
rule, worktree_prepare's pass-through.
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An agent pane inherits HOME_DIR, CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR and LOCAL_BIN from
lib.sh's exports (and the adapters read CODEX_HOME). DiscoveryContext
prefers CLAUDE_PROJECT_DIR over the home_dir a test passes and every
adapter path reads HOME_DIR before HOME, so a suite run by an agent
wrote fake conversation folders into the user's real ~/.claude/projects
(test_adapter_discover, 40 folders on 2026-10-10).
- conftest._isolate_agent_homes (autouse): drops the four pane variables
for every test, so HOME - which the suite's tests set for an isolated
home - governs, as in a plain shell. Dropped rather than pointed into
tmp_path: a fixture-set HOME_DIR would shadow the 11 adapter-contract
tests that set HOME alone, the same way the pane's value did.
- conftest.agent_home_leak_guard (session autouse) + tests/_agent_home_guard.py:
snapshots the entry names of the real claude/agy/codex/grok/opencode/
hermes conversation directories (as the ambient environment names them,
recorded in pytest_configure) and fails on new ones; read-only. A claude
folder whose name decodes (against the file system) to a real directory
outside the temp roots is an operating agent's and is not counted.
- tests/test_issue55_agent_homes.py: the dropped-variable list is pinned
against the env reads of lib_py/agents, lib_py/paths.py and lib.sh;
guard unit tests; the issue's reproduction as a subprocess regression
(on base 42e5173 it leaves <dir>/-…-test-adapter-discover0-ws/u-c1.jsonl).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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