emit() now skips findings extraction for a "No material issues found"
lens (its path:line refs are verification notes, not problems), fixing
the FP inflation that penalized thorough clean-pass reviewers. Also trims
the dogfood swarm to the strong reviewers: drops m5/qwen3.6 (last local
lane), gemma4, gpt-oss:120b, and kimi-k2.7-code — leaving 6 cloud +
claude-code/sonnet.
Fittingly, PR #4's own 11-model review produced 43 findings that were ALL
clean-verification bullets (zero real) — a live demonstration of the bug
this fixes. gofmt clean, go vet quiet, go test -race green.
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Phase 2: bump majordomo to latest and wire its new llamaswap provider
into gadfly's endpoint switches; add claude-code/sonnet to gadfly's own
dogfood swarm (pin :sha-86f12c1, map CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN) so the
Phase-1 engine runs as a live competitor; document the Ollama-through-CC
ANTHROPIC_BASE_URL proxy path as example-only.
The 11-model swarm (incl. claude-code/sonnet) reviewed it; 52 findings
graded via the MCP. Folded in the two real ones: a llamaswap
endpointProvider test (caught by claude-code/sonnet, citing CLAUDE.md)
and adding "openai-compatible" to the provider error messages (gpt-oss).
gofmt clean, go vet quiet, go build + go test -race green.
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Phase 1: a second review engine alongside the majordomo agent loop. For
each lens, shell out to the Claude Code CLI (`claude -p --output-format
json`) inside the checked-out repo so it verifies findings with its own
read tools, then reuse gadfly's verdict-parse + recheck + consolidate +
emit pipeline. Select via GADFLY_MODELS `claude-code`/`claude-code/<model>`;
auth via CLAUDE_CODE_OAUTH_TOKEN (no --bare) else ANTHROPIC_API_KEY;
read-only by default; GADFLY_CLAUDE_* knobs. Dockerfile bundles Node +
@anthropic-ai/claude-code. Also bumped the dogfood pin to the status-board
image (PR #2 was the first dogfood with the live board + full fleet).
Folded in the swarm's own review findings: minimal subprocess env (no
GITEA_TOKEN leak to the CLI), runPass robustness (ctx/empty-result/runErr),
process-group cleanup on timeout, rune-safe error truncation, and
engine-neutral prompts (also de-mort-ified the recheck prompt). 66 findings
graded via the gadfly MCP.
gofmt clean, go vet quiet, go build + go test -race green.
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Phase 3: one consolidated, live-updating PR comment aggregating every
model's per-lens progress (queued -> running -> finished + verdict), so
the swarm's progress is visible at a glance and a watcher can tell when
it's done. Opt-in statusWriter in the binary (atomic writes) + a
background status-board.sh renderer wired through entrypoint.sh; default
on, GADFLY_STATUS_BOARD=0 to disable.
Also restores gadfly's dogfood swarm to the full cloud fleet (9 cloud +
M5; M1 dropped as too slow) matching mort, and folds in the 3 real bugs
the swarm found on its own PR (skip-binary stuck-waiting, panic-stuck
lens, busy-loop on bad poll interval). All 36 findings graded via the
gadfly MCP (18 real / 18 false-positive).
gofmt clean, go vet quiet, go build + go test -race green.
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Adds the adversarial-review workflow to gadfly itself (copied from mort: 3 cloud + m1/m5 via foreman, findings telemetry, sha-d7f364d). Future gadfly PRs get reviewed by the swarm.
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