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Batch 1 (High severity): - Bug 1: --audit cat3 now checks .automaton/tasks/ paths - Bug 4: Verdict PASS/FAIL uses structured ## Status: line parsing - Bug 5: register-guards.sh checks .json/.jsonc, writes plugin key, strips comments - Bug 7: --can-edit/--scope-check path prefix uses os.sep boundary Batch 2 (Medium/Low severity): - Bug 2: migrate-project.sh find command parentheses for -prune binding - Bug 3: vram_detect model prefix matching with known-suffix whitelist - Bug 6: dashboard reads .state file before artifact heuristic fallback - Bug 8: removed wildcard CORS, added security headers (nosniff, DENY) - Bug 9: stale-task detection uses .state.lastedit instead of .state mtime - Bug 10: TEST_PLAN.md maps to test_design (was implement) 249 tests pass (up from 235). All 10 tasks driven through full workflow to completion.
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Spec: fix-verdict-pass-inference
Problem
_infer_state_from_artifacts() in scripts/status.py:311 uses if "PASS" in content: (substring search) to determine if a VERDICT.md is PASS. A FAIL or NEEDS_REVIEW verdict containing "PASS" in its body (e.g., "All unit tests PASS") is misclassified as complete.
The dashboard's parse_verdict_status() (automaton/dashboard/core/task.py:63) already has the correct structured-line parsing — status.py should use the same approach.
Fix
Replace the substring check at scripts/status.py:311 with structured-line parsing: look for ## Status: or - **Status**: header lines and check the value after the colon. Return "complete" only for exact PASS match, "human_intervention" for FAIL/NEEDS_REVIEW, and keep the current fallback for unparseable verdicts.
Acceptance Criteria
- A VERDICT.md with
## Status: FAILand "tests PASS" in the body is classified ashuman_intervention, notcomplete - A VERDICT.md with
## Status: PASSis classified ascomplete - A VERDICT.md with no parseable status header falls through to the current behavior
- Add a test in
tests/test_status.pycovering the FAIL-with-PASS-in-body case