multi-agent-mux/.agents/reports/planner-reviewer-claude-01/report-4d3c2c1c.md

🔍 Post-Commit Cross-Review — v4.1.3 Release Packaging (Commit 85a46ef, Job 4d3c2c1c)

• Reviewer: planner-reviewer-claude-01
• Target: commit 85a46ef — "chore(release): bump framework and 8 skills to v4.1.3" (already on main; no uncommitted diff to review, so this is a post-commit audit against the checklist).
• Method: read the actual commit via git show, verified every touchpoint against live file content, ran the version-lockstep tests and the full suite myself.

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1. 3-Way Version Lockstep

• lib.sh:32: MAM_VERSION="4.1.3" — confirmed exact, single-line change, comment/export logic untouched.
• VERSIONS.md: current-version header now v4.1.3 / 2026-08-31 (KST); all 8 rows of the skill matrix updated to 4.1.3; new ### 🛠️ v4.1.3 changelog section inserted correctly above the existing v4.1.2 entry (chronological order preserved), with accurate C-1/C-2 bullets that match the actual code changes and cite the correct tests (test_h26, test_t14, test_t16, test_t15).
• All 8 SKILL.md frontmatters (create, stop, resume, status, monitor, delegate-job, loop, orc-onboard): each diff is a clean, isolated version: 4.1.2 → 4.1.3 line change — no other frontmatter fields touched, verified by reading every one of the 8 diff hunks directly.
• tests/test_version_consistency.py: ran both test_three_way_version_lockstep and test_mam_version_is_not_env_overridable myself — both PASS at the new v4.1.3 state.

Lockstep is fully correct and complete.

2. Reviewer-feedback doc sync (multi-agent-mux-resume/SKILL.md) — one real inaccuracy found

Line 55 ("UUID resolution order" prose): correctly and accurately updated — "If both are empty → for Class A agents (agy, hermes, opencode), resume_session.sh automatically falls back to FRESH_SPAWN=1 (spawn-spec). For Class B agents (claude, grok), fall back to multi-agent-mux-create." This precisely matches the real, already-verified resume_session.sh behavior.

Lines 71-75 (the "Workflow" section's illustrative bash snippet): here I found a genuine content inaccuracy. The added comment says "For Class A, resume_session.sh handles fresh-spawn fallback automatically" — correct — but the echo text right below it on the very next line was changed to:

echo "No saved session for $WORKSPACE ($AGENT). Class B agents must use multi-agent-mux-create first."

I checked the actual, live resume_session.sh error string (line 67): it is byte-for-byte unchanged from before this whole Issue #3 effort — "ERROR: No saved session for $WORKSPACE ($AGENT). Use multi-agent-mux-create first." — with no "Class B agents must" phrase anywhere in it (I deliberately preserved this exact string across a9c8d6d3/398afb2e specifically because Class B's contract was to stay byte-identical). The doc's illustrative snippet now shows a fabricated error string that the real script never actually prints.

This is a pre-existing pattern of the "Workflow" section being a simplified, non-literal walkthrough (it has never had an opencode case arm in its case "$AGENT" in ... blocks, for instance, even though opencode is a supported agent — that gap predates this release and is out of scope here). But this specific edit introduces a new inaccuracy rather than just continuing the existing simplification: previously the illustrative echo text matched the real error message nearly verbatim (modulo the missing ERROR: prefix); now it doesn't match at all. A reader who greps for this exact string against real output, or who takes the snippet as literal, would be misled.

This is non-blocking: it's confined to an illustrative code comment/example (not the authoritative prose above it, which is correct), doesn't affect any runtime behavior, and doesn't touch the 3-way lockstep contract. Recommend a follow-up one-line fix: either revert the echo text to the real script's exact string, or make the whole if [ -z "$UUID" ] block in the example actually branch on agent class (mirroring the real script) instead of adding a claim the flat example doesn't back up.

3. Full regression sweep

Ran myself at the current HEAD (post-85a46ef): 455 passed, 0 failed, 12m31s. git status clean (no uncommitted drift).

4. Verdict

The 3-way version lockstep is fully correct and test-verified; the changelog is accurate; the primary documentation-sync requirement (line 55) is correct. One non-blocking documentation inaccuracy found and specifically located (lines 71-75's example error text doesn't match the real script's preserved error string) — recommend a small follow-up fix, but it does not affect release correctness, runtime behavior, or the lockstep contract this commit was packaging. No lint/functional defects in the actual shipped code or version files.

[VERDICT: PASS]