KISS review — Ticket 01 / macOS communication prerequisite

Reviewer: independent KISS agent. Date: 2026-10-03. Final status: clean for the current 52-file candidate; KISS-01 resolved by a bounded specification repair.

Initial candidate identity

Git root: /private/tmp/meeting-ticket01-closeout.
Base/checkout HEAD: 1b19b08f2e62398661dc24692ce4b776e90e715f.
Scoped diff: /private/tmp/meeting-ticket01-review-final.diff, SHA-256 40c69e017e5047b0d59348d22ec879122a9f6d02f4f232843847e8fdefe98dac.
51-file substantive-content manifest: /private/tmp/meeting-ticket01-reviewed-content.sha256, SHA-256 b411b6ddffc6ca4e7c2a76c37ff48a49253073e0382abd0ccb213bc531be2a82; every listed file verified against the checkout.
Generated evidence documents and the 295-file assurance manifest are supplementary evidence, outside that 51-file binding identity. Unrelated future-owner parity work remains excluded.

Resolved finding

KISS-01 — [P2] Reconcile the obsolete active approval scenario

Binding repository rule: AGENTS.md makes active OpenSpec requirements an authoritative behavior source; the communication change also explicitly promises this reconciliation in openspec/changes/add-macos-user-communication/design.md:28.

Nearby context openspec/changes/add-macos-desktop-controls/specs/meeting-session/spec.md:30-34 still says unavailable approval notifications cause immediate decline and a direct automatic prompt reports a platform limitation. The reviewed new desktop-user-requests capability, implementation and operational documentation instead retain requests in the menu when notification permission/presentation is unavailable and open valid approved prompts independently. The prerequisite therefore leaves contradictory active requirements and its design claims an adjustment absent from the candidate. A subsequent maintainer could reinstate the removed behavior or assess acceptance against the wrong contract.

Expected change: include only the communication-specific scenario correction from the mixed owner file, preserving unrelated future parity work. Describe an unanswered/canceled/expired decision as granting no approval and notification dismissal as preserving the pending menu request. No production change was requested. The final bounded refresh below verifies that repair.

Unaffected coverage

KISS naming/readability/minimal structure: production request store, prompt adapters, request endpoints, independent session routing, AppKit/UserNotifications host/state, packaging, test-host isolation, test target composition and artifact verifier inspected with adjacent production interfaces/view-model/service composition. No actionable implementation finding or speculative abstraction recommendation.
Required lifecycle/concurrency state supports current once-only responses, original lifetimes, menu fallback and independent conversations; the lazy session factory has the documented dependency-cycle reason. The verifier remains a small standard-library C# file-based app. Managed feature logic stays in .NET; Swift/embedded JavaScript are the existing required native/UI bindings.
Tests use public behavior boundaries and explicit native capability skips; deterministic clocks, blockers and synthetic TRX fixtures support the requirements without introducing an unnecessary framework. Synthetic fixtures are clearly distinguished from actual Windows evidence.
README, configuration/workflow guides, platform verification entry points and CI/Wine command paths are coherent. Helper purpose, invocation, .NET 10 dependency and read-only side effects are documented. CI retains separate portable/Windows evidence and requires verifier success.
Existing active changes own the requested work; task annotations preserve the open Windows/UI acceptance boundaries. Historical communication evidence remains dated and current totals have their own evidence. No live application restart, deployment, cleanup or unrelated work mutation occurred in this review.
Tooling results reused from the current verification packet: portable suite 641 cases (639 passed, 2 reasoned Windows skips, 0 failed); seven native groups; HTTP subset 21 passes; Linux subset 22 cases (15 passes, 7 skips); 38 verifier fixtures; normal unsuppressed Windows application/test cross-builds with 0 errors; strict OpenSpec, workflow syntax and diff-check receipts. No tests repeated by this reviewer.

Limits and authority

Actual Windows/Wine discovery/assertion execution, CI artifact upload and native notification/menu UI acceptance remain unverified. Their tasks remain open. Review grants no commit, push, merge, archive, tracker closure or live-service action authority.

Final bounded refresh

Performed after the requirements delta addendum and the same DRY then SOLID reviewers' current bounded refresh receipts were complete. Current diff: /private/tmp/meeting-ticket01-review-final-v2.diff, SHA-256 6a9e70bb5dcf0e20f19dd029bdd251f14e528d03037a0a35140254b03066a28b. Current 52-file manifest: /private/tmp/meeting-ticket01-reviewed-content-v2.sha256, SHA-256 147f83cfe076e27aa5ff29eedc8e9084e2b2e9ee39f9c7ab8a5d834100a0928d. Both hashes and all 52 current file entries matched. Generated evidence updates remain outside this binding identity. Initial unaffected coverage carries forward.

The additional five-line owner-spec replacement at openspec/changes/add-macos-desktop-controls/specs/meeting-session/spec.md:30 now describes an unanswered pending request expiring or canceling without opening/changing an agent conversation. Hiding or dismissing the native notification does not approve it. Corrected spec SHA-256: 7dde9acdcbf2b0917e91e82d1078cb1405d715379eb98f68ea5eff09c48697de. This removes the obsolete notification-unavailability/unsupported-prompt rule and coheres with the communication capability's independent pending-menu lifecycle and explicit valid consent. Surrounding existing desktop scenarios are retained; unrelated future owner requirements remain excluded. The wording is concise and requires no added abstraction or implementation.

Reviewed the requirements addendum in artifacts/tests/ticket01/closeout/receipt.md and the actual Passed TRX record extract contract-delta-proof.txt. Existing deadline, origin-cancellation, approval expiry/cancellation, workflow denial/expiration/shutdown and unapproved/stale association tests support the revised contract. Native dismissal/default-action handling and passed state self-tests support its code-level presentation rule; actual native dismissal clicks remain unverified. Corrected owner strict validation passed. No test was repeated, source changed, or application started by this reviewer.

KISS-01: resolved. Final KISS outcome: clean, with no outstanding binding-rule violation or material heuristic finding in the reviewed 52-file scope. Windows runtime/CI and native UI acceptance limits, and all delivery-authorization boundaries, remain unchanged.

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