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Closes out the macOS memory/visualizer work-tracking branch by converging it with master, which received the same work restacked and reviewed (#49).

  • Merge origin/master: brings the paint-only retained Canvas updates (view_revision/project_update), trace_default = .off, the Native SDK pin at 4c5c0999, and the reviewed reconciler/visualizer/CLI changes into this branch. Conflicts resolved toward master's restacked versions in every case (they are the reviewed successors of this branch's original commits).
  • Merge origin/feat/macos-memory-work: reconciles the other machine's pushed treatment commits (5c4dbba, 2b2d853, 2dec92a) — zero content change, pure history convergence; their reviewed successors were already in via master.
  • Drop root myclock/ sources: superseded by examples/myclock (signal-based, portable tsconfig — the root tsconfig pinned an absolute machine path). myclock/dist stays; the bakeoff harness consumes the built bundle.
  • sdk/CONTRACT.md: adds the useProvider vs useProviderSignal paths paragraph (declarative render path vs high-frequency retained path) — the only net-new content vs master.

Receipts

  • Runtime Zig tests: 71 pass / 1 skip. Full JS suite: 82 pass. Typecheck clean.
  • ReleaseFast widget binary built and verified live: myclock renders on Metal (window captured, non-blank).
  • The retained-update perf numbers for the merged code are in docs/macos-visualizer-perf-2026-07-31.md (44% workload reduction vs full rebuild, further −21.7% from trace-off).

Summary by CodeRabbit

  • Tests
    • Improved macOS media-recovery validation to reliably exercise pause-command retries.
    • Recovery checks now wait for the replacement process to become ready before validating command resolution.
    • Test scenarios accept either valid command outcome, reducing false failures while preserving coverage of recovery behavior.

Dara Adedeji and others added 26 commits July 30, 2026 00:18
Native SDK branch macos-memory-shared-renderer-prep (600d6cf6) carries
the autorelease-pool, analytic-rounded-clip, and Metal tiled-image
memory work; the tiled-image change still needs live verification.
The briefs scope the two follow-up passes: the error-propagation seams
(partially landed via #43) and the receipt sweep over every numeric
limit. The shared-renderer experiment plan lives in the handoff doc
accompanying this work.
The branch is now the complete working set for the macOS memory /
shared-renderer work: docs/macos-memory-handoff.md is the entry point
(diagnosis so far, phased experiment plan, falsification gates), and
myclock/ is the clean isolated-benchmark fixture the bakeoff harness
and Phase 0/1 measurements use.
…partially rescinded

Myclock on Mac15,6 (M3 Pro, macOS 26.5.2) measures 125 MB with 85 MB
dirty owned-unmapped-graphics on this exact branch state, while bare
Metal/IOSurface window probes on the same machine cost 9.7/8.5 MiB.
The Air's Phase 0 probes were honest but window-scoped; the wall is in
what Weaver's renderer does, not in the Metal entry fee. New
evidence-led investigation order appended for the next agent.
The handoff doc keeps the correction (the finding that rescinds the
Phase 0 gate); the investigation of what allocates the 85 MB is separate
work for the Mac15,6 machine and lives in docs/gpu-ledger-wall-brief.md,
with its own end state, evidence-led order, and stop rule.
Bare probes on Mac15,6 turn the ~85-96 MB owned-unmapped-graphics ledger
on and off with no weaver code: sustained Metal command submission at
>=1 Hz commits a ~95 MB per-process driver arena (presentation and
window not required; offscreen clears reproduce it), reclaimed within
seconds of submission silence. IOSurface-on-CALayer presentation with no
in-process Metal never touches it, even at 60 Hz updates. Weaver pins
the arena forever because renderFrame presents unconditionally at 60 Hz.
Receipt, probe matrix, and the recommendation recorded in the brief;
probe sources archived under .zig-cache/macos-memory/gpu-ledger-wall/.
The shared-renderer decision stays with Dara per the brief's stop rule.
The handoff's stopped plan is un-stopped: the GPU-ledger brief's probes
named the 85 MB (per-process Metal submission working set, paid by
whoever submits, ~0 for device-less IOSurface widgets), and Dara
re-approved the shared-renderer architecture on that receipt. Phase 1
is the next work; its gate expectation is restated for M3-class
machines where the arena inflates the old Air-calibrated totals.
One file scoped to the 2026-07-30 session: the subscription-fee mental
model, the probe method that produced the on/off receipt (sustained-
cadence probes, exact-config matching, ledger-category cross-checks,
PID discipline), what the finding settles, and the corrections it makes
to prior session records. Durable state stays in the handoff and the
GPU-ledger brief; this is the lessons file.
Phase 1 runs on Mac15,6 where the arena exists. The gate becomes
categorical: no submission arena in any widget process (graphics ledger
~0), widget total judged as content cost. Widget side submits no Metal;
event-driven presenting stays out of the spike; host shape expectations
from the N-layer probe recorded.
# Conflicts:
#	runtime/native-sdk
#	sdk/src/reconciler.ts
# Conflicts:
#	cli/src/index.ts
#	cli/test/cli.test.mjs
#	docs/error-propagation-brief.md
#	docs/gpu-ledger-session-2026-07-30.md
#	docs/gpu-ledger-wall-brief.md
#	docs/macos-memory-handoff.md
#	docs/receipt-sweep-brief.md
#	examples/visualizer/widget.tsx
#	scripts/macos-audio-cost.py
#	sdk/src/reconciler.ts
#	sdk/test/reconciler.test.mjs
…t/macos-memory-work

# Conflicts:
#	runtime/native-sdk
#	runtime/src/main.zig
#	scripts/macos-audio-cost.py
master carries the improved signal-based myclock at examples/myclock with a
portable tsconfig; the root copies were the pre-move originals and the
tsconfig pinned an absolute machine path. myclock/dist stays: the bakeoff
harness consumes the built bundle.
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Walkthrough

The macOS host recovery smoke test retries pause commands, arms provider-send failure after initial endpoint capture, and validates that a new command-resolution callback occurs after Widget replacement.

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Recovery smoke test

Layer / File(s) Summary
Recovery flow and validation
cli/test/macos-host-smoke.mjs
The recovery Widget retries the pause command every two seconds. Failure injection starts after the initial Widget identity and endpoint are captured. Post-recovery validation waits for any new command-resolution callback.

Estimated code review effort: 2 (Simple) | ~10 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to e23e7

The macOS smoke test can pass on a stale or unrelated callback instead of proving that the replacement widget recovered, and its polling repeatedly rescans all logs during the wait. The contract documentation also remains inconsistent with the intended retained-path guidance, so these issues should be fixed or explicitly accepted before merge.

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In `@sdk/CONTRACT.md`:
- Around line 115-121: Remove the duplicated hook-behavior paragraph near
useProvider and useProviderSignal, retaining one canonical version that includes
the complete map memoization and stable-projector guidance from the surrounding
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The duplicate provider-path documentation was removed while preserving the complete guidance on signal mapping, memoization, and stable projectors.

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Both lineages added near-identical guidance; master's copy carries the
map-memoization and stable-projector detail, so it is the one that stays.
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The send-failure marker was armed before installing the fixture, whose
single transport attempt fired two seconds after launch. Capturing the
pre-crash Widget relied on a status.json snapshot landing inside the
window between the first provider frame and that attempt; on a slower
runner the first qualifying snapshot was already the replacement, and
the wait for a second crash that cannot happen timed out. Both 2026-08-16
CI runs and a local reproduction failed exactly there.

Install first, capture the pre-crash pid and endpoint from settled
status, then arm the marker; the fixture now retries pause every two
seconds so a post-arm attempt consumes it deterministically. The final
wait counts command resolutions logged after the replacement was
captured instead of matching resolved:false literally - the recovered
channel's contract is that a callback arrives, and the boolean only
reflects whether the machine has a live media session.

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cli/test/macos-host-smoke.mjs (1)

254-258: 🚀 Performance & Scalability | 🔵 Trivial | ⚡ Quick win

Avoid rereading all widget logs on every poll.

waitFor() polls every 50 ms. Each poll rereads and concatenates every .log file, then splits the full contents. A 10-second wait can perform about 200 full scans and allocate data proportional to the complete log directory.

Poll the replacement Widget's log with an incremental offset, or use a dedicated recovery marker.

As per coding guidelines, widget memory and CPU performance are core product requirements; target performance that matches or exceeds Rainmeter.

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In `@cli/test/macos-host-smoke.mjs` around lines 254 - 258, Update the successful
media command verification around resolvedLineCount and waitFor to avoid
rescanning all widget logs on every 50 ms poll. Track an incremental read offset
for the replacement Widget log, or use a dedicated recovery marker, while
preserving detection of a new “media recovery command resolved” event after
replacement.

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Inline comments:
In `@cli/test/macos-host-smoke.mjs`:
- Around line 249-258: Update the recovery assertion around resolvedLineCount so
it identifies the replacement Widget captured after the runtime-fatal restart,
using that Widget’s log identity or a pid/endpoint marker. Count only matching
“media recovery command resolved” entries from the replacement Widget, and
ensure the wait condition cannot be satisfied by callbacks from pre-crash or
other active Widgets.

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Nitpick comments:
In `@cli/test/macos-host-smoke.mjs`:
- Around line 254-258: Update the successful media command verification around
resolvedLineCount and waitFor to avoid rescanning all widget logs on every 50 ms
poll. Track an incremental read offset for the replacement Widget log, or use a
dedicated recovery marker, while preserving detection of a new “media recovery
command resolved” event after replacement.
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