ship-loop-smoke

name	ship-loop-smoke
description	Full system smoke child loop. Wraps scripts/overnight-smoke.mjs --iterations=1 to run the existing 4-layer rig (surface health + CSP hydration + API contract + fault injection) once per tick. Aggregates JSONL output into ship-loop-state.json. Lifts P0/P1 findings into ship-loop-escalations.md. "Until 100% green" = if any P0/P1 detected, sets state to red so master re-triggers next cycle. Use standalone via /loop ship-loop-smoke or wired into the master orchestrator.
type	child-loop
context	persistent

ship-loop-smoke — full system smoke child loop

Activation

• Standalone: /loop ship-loop-smoke
• Orchestrated: invoked by ship-loop-master every 60 min, after build+test+sanity all green

Pre-condition

Read ship-loop-state.json. Skip if any of build, test, sanity are red (write event {"reason":"prerequisites_red","skipped":true}).

Process

Step 1: Run the existing smoke rig (single iteration)

cd D:/Synthex
node scripts/overnight-smoke.mjs --iterations=1 --target=https://synthex.social

The script writes to:

• .claude/scratchpad/overnight-smoke-results.jsonl (per-check rows)
• .claude/scratchpad/overnight-smoke-clusters.json (failure clustering)

Both are gitignored (per PR #142 .gitignore additions).

Step 2: Parse the output

After the rig exits:

1. Read overnight-smoke-results.jsonl (last iteration only — filter by latest iter value)
2. Read overnight-smoke-clusters.json
3. Count results by check type:
   • Layer 1 (surface health): pass/fail per URL
   • Layer 2 (CSP hydration): pass/fail per surface
   • Layer 3 (API contract): pass/fail per probe (401, 400, 404, 414, 429)
   • Layer 4 (fault injection): pass/fail per fault type (random 1 fault per iter)
4. Identify P0/P1 clusters per the script's existing severity rules

Step 3: Update state

Atomic update to layers.smoke:

{
  "state": "green" | "red",
  "last_run": "<iso>",
  "iter": <int>,
  "details": {
    "layer_1_surface_health": { "pass": <int>, "fail": <int>, "failed_urls": [...] },
    "layer_2_csp_hydration":  { "pass": <int>, "fail": <int>, "failed_surfaces": [...] },
    "layer_3_api_contract":   { "pass": <int>, "fail": <int>, "failed_probes": [... 
         |   
     <int>
     <int>
  

state === 'green' IFF p0_count === 0 AND p1_count === 0.

Step 4: Escalation lifting (NOT recovery)

Smoke layer findings escalate immediately — they reflect production reality, not editable local state. The loop does NOT auto-fix production.

For each P0 cluster: append to escalations.md as ## P0 — <cluster signature> with the fully-formatted Linear-ready ticket body the script's morning-task-list.md already generates (re-use that format).

For each P1: same as P0 but with ## P1.

Step 5: "Until 100% green" semantics

The master loop will re-invoke ship-loop-smoke on its next eligibility tick (60 min) regardless of state — so a red smoke result naturally re-tests after the human has had a chance to address the escalation. There is no automatic re-run within a single tick.

If smoke state has been red for >4 consecutive runs: append ## P0 — Smoke layer red for 4+ consecutive runs (X minutes) to escalations as a meta-issue (catches stuck-red situations the human missed).

Recipe priorities for this loop

• #13 (degraded DB latency, cold-start) — auto-retry tolerated; degraded ≠ red unless persistent
• #14 (production 5xx) — escalate with Vercel deploy state check

Verification

• Run when production is healthy; expect state === 'green' and zero new escalations
• Run during a known-degraded period (e.g. immediately after a Vercel deploy); expect amber tolerance per recipe #13
• Insert a synthetic failure into overnight-smoke.mjs (temporary throw new Error('test')); expect red state + escalation; revert after test

Out of scope

• Modifying the overnight-smoke.mjs rig itself — that's a separate code change with its own PR
• Cross-iteration trend analysis (the rig already does clustering across N iterations; this skill takes 1 iter at a time)
• Posting smoke results to Slack/Linear automatically (escalations.md is the surface)