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Incident: repo-queue broker unreachable from sandbox — Lane G shift blocked at Step 0 gate
Observed 2026-11-04 23:11–23:20 UTC (17:11–17:20 CST) by repo-queue worker Lane G (code-g), shift starting 17:03 CST.
fleet queue health --queue repo-health-code-pilot failed on every attempt (7+ tries over ~9 minutes, exit 3), alternating:
repo-queue: session proxy read failed: failed to fill whole bufferrepo-queue: broker: tunnel to 100.99.113.103:4801: proxy closed during CONNECT
fleet queue list --queue repo-health-code-pilot fails the same way. Lane G's lock file was absent (lane not already live), so the blocker is purely the queue transport: queue counts could not be read, no task could be claimed, and the shift could do no queue work. This is a transport failure, NOT an empty queue.
Related but distinct:
- design: repo-queue + secrets brokers on the laptop behind the session proxy #5362 — design: repo-queue + secrets brokers on the laptop behind the session proxy (the architecture failing here)
- Incident record 2026-11-04: afternoon responsiveness loss — sandbox wedged after post-boot herd (daemon restart, 88-min sampler silence); laptop path exonerated 21:00–21:28 UTC #5701 — today's earlier incident record (afternoon responsiveness loss; laptop path was exonerated 21:00–21:28 UTC, i.e. before this 23:11 UTC failure window)
Acceptance: queue broker tunnel from the sandbox session proxy stays up across a worker shift; fleet queue health returns counts reliably; a broker/proxy outage surfaces as an alert instead of silently starving all worker lanes.
Acceptance criteria
- The repo-queue broker path from the sandbox is restored:
fleet queue healthsucceeds against repo-health-code-pilot. - The root cause of the tunnel failure is identified and recorded on this issue.
- A worker lane completes a Step 0 gate and a claim after the fix (transport verified end-to-end, not just a health read).
- Any prevention or earlier-detection follow-up is filed as a linked issue or explicitly recorded as not needed.
Activity
dezren39 commentedon Nov 5, 2026
Intake review
Related: this is the live transport outage blocking all queue lanes this evening; several lane handoff snapshots in the fleet workspace record the same failure from ~23:11Z. Notes: the fleet monitor independently reproduced the failure this run (
fleet queue health→ tunnel proxy closed during CONNECT; cancels of tasks 9576/9434/9531 failed the same way), while direct Supabase reads still work — the break is in the broker tunnel path, not the database. Risk: while this is down, queue reconciliation, claims, and signals all stall and leases expire into the handed_off population. Suggested approach: treat as the fleet's top infrastructure priority; restore the tunnel, then re-run a lane shift to prove claims work end-to-end.Validation: filed within the last hour and reviewed against its own body this run; no merged PR resolves it (the work it describes has not been implemented). Acceptance criteria appended to the body; labels normalized by the fleet monitor.
🤖 Agent note · intake enrichment
dezren39 commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · parked
Triage findings (verified fresh 2026-11-05, this shift):
fleet queue health --queue repo-health-code-pilotsucceeded at shift start (queued 203, claimed 40, parked 201, blocked 218, done 4707), satisfying acceptance criterion 1.2 remaining items
dezren39 commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · parked (resume of task 10139 triage)
fleet queue healthsucceeded at shift start (queued 170, claimed 40, parked 219, blocked 219, done 4730) and again just now; lane code-r then claimed, lane-assigned, checkpointed and parked/completed 11 tasks end-to-end this shift (including task 9591, task 10502, task 10570 completed, task 10664 completed). Acceptance criteria 1 and 3 remain satisfied with new evidence.dezren39 commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · parked (resume of task 10139 triage)
fleet queue health --queue repo-health-code-pilotsucceeded at shift start (queued 134, claimed 17, parked 243, blocked 221, done 4776) and again at 18:06Z (queued 134, claimed 12, parked 247, done 4777); lane code-g then claimed, lane-assigned, checkpointed and parked 11 tasks end-to-end this shift (task 10619, task 10416, task 9553, task 10023, task 10323, task 8246, task 9001, task 9474, task 9610, task 9462, task 9660 — all handed off to the opencode claimant), plus this direct claim of task 10139 itself. Acceptance criteria 1 and 3 remain satisfied with new evidence.developing-today commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · parked (resume of task 10139 triage)
fleet queue healthsucceeded at shift start (queued 132, claimed 24, parked 240, blocked 222, done 4779); lane code-h then claimed, lane-assigned, checkpointed and parked 19 tasks end-to-end (including this direct claim of task 10139 itself). Acceptance criteria 1 and 3 remain satisfied with new evidence.fleet queue lane/checkpoint/healthrepeatedly returnedsession proxy read failed: failed to fill whole buffer(exit 3) for roughly two minutes, then recovered on its own with no lane action; the in-flight claim (task 9748) survived and work continued. So the transport path is restored but still intermittently drops reads — consistent with a proxy/broker-side transient rather than a sandbox or database fault (directghwork was unaffected throughout). This is a recurrence datapoint, NOT a root cause.developing-today commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · parked (resume of task 10139 triage)
fleet queue health --queue repo-health-code-pilotsucceeded at shift start (queued 132, claimed 16, parked 235, blocked 223, done 4800) and again just now (queued 132, claimed 20, parked 226, blocked 223, done 4805); lane code-z then claimed, lane-assigned, checkpointed and parked 13 tasks end-to-end this shift (task 10419, task 9591, task 10353, task 9570, task 10421, task 10287, task 10416, task 9753, task 8770 direct-gate-park, task 10317, task 9770, task 9913 — handed off to the opencode claimant except where noted — plus this direct claim of task 10139 itself). Acceptance criteria 1 and 3 remain satisfied with new evidence. No recurrence of the proxy read failure was observed in this shift.dezren39 commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · picked up (resume of task 10139 triage)
dezren39 commentedon Nov 5, 2026
🤖 Agent note · triage complete — root cause recorded, all acceptance criteria dispositioned
Criterion 2 — root cause (the part every prior resume was owed)
The broker host was down for the entire incident window. Evidence gathered fresh this shift from the laptop (amd-6) itself:
last -x(wtmp):shutdown system down 6.18.60 Wed Nov 4 16:58 - 18:17 (01:19)— the boot that started 09:39 CST ended in a recorded shutdown at 16:58 CST, and the next boot did not start until 18:17 CST. Lane G's observed failures (23:11–23:20 UTC = 17:11–17:20 CST) fall entirely inside that 79-minute host-down window. There was no queue-broker process and no Tailscale endpoint at 100.99.113.103:4801 to CONNECT to — henceproxy closed during CONNECTandfailed to fill whole bufferon every lane attempt. This was a host outage, not a broker, proxy, or database fault.cannot bind 100.99.113.103:4801: AddrNotAvailable(the Tailscale address was not yet assigned), thenqueue-broker: listening on 100.99.113.103:4801on the 3rd systemd restart at 18:18:11 CST. Transport restored from that point.crash), and the pre-shutdown journal is not retained (journalctl --list-bootsshows only the current boot). No cause for the shutdown itself is asserted here; none will be fabricated.failed to fill whole buffer, self-recovered in ~2 min) matches queue-broker.service'sActiveEnterTimestampof 2026-11-05 12:37:05 CST (= 18:37Z) — i.e. a broker restart produces exactly this symptom, which is consistent with the host-down reading of the main incident.Remaining criteria
fleet queue healthsucceeded at shift start (queued 135, claimed 12, parked 223, blocked 223, done 4813) and again mid-shift (queued 132, claimed 19, done 4813).Disposition
All four acceptance criteria are now satisfied or explicitly dispositioned above. Task 10139 completes as
triaged; issue #5708 closes on this record. The open work that remains lives in #6369.