Record remaining adoption and output-failure decisions
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# CommandKit Adoption Outline
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**Updated:** 2026-11-08
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**Updated:** 2026-11-09
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**Status:** Initial outline. Adoption is part of the agreed target, not an optional
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future evaluation. Implementation is gated on the upstream release described
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destination-validation cases below, select compatible released ckconfig and ckprompt
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versions, and record the exact versions and source revisions in the
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[master dependency selection](library-adoption.md#baseline-and-selected-dependency-set).
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The concrete release selection is [master open decision 1](library-adoption.md#1-commandkit-released-dependency-set).
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No future version number is assumed. The integrations need new releases only
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if their existing releases are incompatible with the selected core version.
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framework around CommandKit.
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4. Adapt domain process handlers to reporting/outcome boundaries, preserving
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transcript/artifact integrity, cancellation, and partial success. Apply the
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resolved visibility and completion-summary rules above; specify write failures
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before implementation. Standard command statuses, including comparison status
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resolved visibility and completion-summary rules above; resolve
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[output-failure behavior](#output-failure-behavior) before implementation.
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Standard command statuses, including comparison status
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3, should not be forced into the old Audita-only status table without a domain
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reason. Validate quiet mode against the transcript destination before creating
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outputs or starting model work, using the released reporting-mode accessor.
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native typed input. Resolve any remaining integration gap upstream rather than
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inspecting private state, inferring input from emitted output, redeclaring the core flag,
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or reparsing arguments. The mode accessor alone does not unblock capture wiring.
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## Open Decisions
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### Output-Failure Behavior
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This is decision 3 in the [master discussion order](library-adoption.md#open-decisions).
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Specify how failed transcript, report, debug-artifact, and standard reporter writes
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influence the process outcome. The existing visibility rules and prohibition on
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a successful completion summary after required-output failure remain selected.
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**Recommendation:** required transcript and enabled ordinary-report failures fail
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the invocation. Optional debug-artifact failures remain nonfatal and use the
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standard reporting path with existing redaction and visibility rules. Standard
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CommandKit reporter failures follow native behavior rather than an Audita-owned
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replacement policy. This preserves the distinction between delivering the
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requested product and retaining supplemental diagnostic evidence, while avoiding
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a second reporting implementation. Validate the exact adopted reporter behavior
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and cover early and late output failures, including a report failure after the
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transcript has already been written.
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**Alternative:** also make debug-artifact failures fatal when debug capture was
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explicitly requested. This treats capture as a required deliverable and makes
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incomplete evidence visible in the process outcome, but can fail an otherwise
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successful transcript run solely because supplemental evidence could not be
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saved. Standard reporter behavior would still remain upstream-owned. Choose the
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artifact requirement deliberately rather than infer it from the debug reporting
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mode, which remains independent of capture.
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