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Summary

Follow-up to #1339 (CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-3 — artifact dispatch via bus). Closes the Prefix-selector gap that PR-3 pinned as a no-op.

What this fixes

PR-3 routed ArtifactSelector::Exact through the bus's standard glob_matches path, which works for Exact but fails for Prefix: glob_matches splits on : not /, so Prefix(\"cognition/\") matches nothing through the existing matcher. PR-3 emitted warn! and pinned the no-op with a regression test.

What this changes

  • Add MessageBus::subscribe_artifact(selector, module_name) — sibling to MessageBus::subscribe but routes via ArtifactSelector::matches (Exact / Prefix on the full slash-convention key) instead of the colon-segmented glob_matches.
  • MessageBus::publish walks the artifact subscriber list in addition to the event subscriber list. Two coexisting matchers on the same publish path:
    • event_subscriptions → glob_matches (colon-segmented, unchanged)
    • artifact_subscriptions → ArtifactSelector::matches (full key)
  • Runtime::register routes ALL ArtifactSelector variants (Exact AND Prefix) through subscribe_artifact. No more warn!, no separator translation, no PR-3-shaped gap.
  • Delivery stays synchronous through the dedicated path — on_artifact_available is contract-bound to cheap-and-return.

Why a dedicated path instead of unifying the separator

ArtifactKey convention is <module>/<surface>.<event> (slash + dot); the event bus convention is <a>:<b>:<c> (colon-segmented). They're semantically different — events are colon-segmented for per-segment globbing (data:*:created), artifacts are slash/dot-structured for module/surface namespacing without glob semantics. ArtifactSelector::matches is the right matcher for the latter; glob_matches is the right matcher for the former. Forcing one to fit the other would muddy both.

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feat(runtime): real Prefix dispatch via dedicated artifact path on Me…
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…ssageBus

Follow-up to #1339 (CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-3 — artifact dispatch via bus).

What this fixes
- PR-3 routed ArtifactSelector::Exact through the bus's standard
  glob_matches path, which works for Exact but fails for Prefix:
  glob_matches splits on `:` not `/`, so Prefix("cognition/") matches
  nothing through the existing matcher. PR-3 emitted warn! and pinned
  the no-op with a regression test.

What this changes
- Add MessageBus::subscribe_artifact(selector, module_name) — sibling
  to MessageBus::subscribe but routes via ArtifactSelector::matches
  (Exact / Prefix on the full slash-convention key) instead of the
  colon-segmented glob_matches.
- MessageBus::publish now walks the artifact subscriber list in
  addition to the event subscriber list. Two coexisting matchers on
  the same publish path:
    event_subscriptions      → glob_matches (colon-segmented)
    artifact_subscriptions   → ArtifactSelector::matches (full key)
- Runtime::register routes all ArtifactSelector variants (Exact AND
  Prefix) through subscribe_artifact. No more warn!, no separator
  translation, no PR-3-shaped gap.
- Delivery is synchronous through the dedicated path because
  on_artifact_available is contract-bound to cheap-and-return.

Tests
- runtime/runtime.rs piece_2_pr3_dispatch_tests
  prefix_selector_currently_no_ops_pending_separator_unification
  renamed and flipped to
  prefix_selector_delivers_matching_keys_and_skips_others —
  verifies BOTH that the selector delivers matching keys AND that
  non-matching keys (different prefix) are correctly excluded.
- All 42 runtime:: tests pass (no regressions on the Exact, empty-
  subscriptions, or multi-module isolation tests).

Why a dedicated path instead of unifying the separator
- ArtifactKey convention is `<module>/<surface>.<event>` (slash +
  dot); the event bus convention is `<a>:<b>:<c>` (colon-segmented).
  They're semantically different — events are colon-segmented for
  per-segment globbing (`data:*:created`), artifacts are
  slash/dot-structured for module/surface namespacing without glob
  semantics. ArtifactSelector::matches is the right matcher for the
  latter; glob_matches is the right matcher for the former. Forcing
  one to fit the other would muddy both.

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feat(cognition): audit-recorder (MODULE-CATALOG #1 ranked module) (#1344
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* feat(cognition): audit-recorder (MODULE-CATALOG, claude-tab-1's #1 ranked module)

Per #1336 MODULE-CATALOG §VII `audit-recorder` row + claude-tab-1's
22:10Z broadcast ranking this as the cleanest place to start (~200 LoC,
no deps, unblocks the trace-bus landing for every downstream module).

PR-1 ships pure data + thin disk I/O + tamper-evident chain. PR-2
wires to MessageBus via the ArtifactSubscription surface that PIECE-2
PR-3 (#1339/#1343) just landed.

What ships in src/workers/continuum-core/src/cognition/audit.rs:

- AuditEntryKind enum: Refusal / GovernorOverride /
  FederationPolicyDrift / AccessDenied. ts-rs kebab-case wire.
- AuditEntry struct: seq + timestamp_ms + kind + payload (serde_json::
  Value with ts(type=unknown)) + chain_hash + prev_chain_hash.
  Tamper-evident: each entry's chain_hash references the previous
  entry's chain_hash, forming a SHA-256 chain.
- AuditChain: append-only writer with rolling hash state. new() for
  fresh chain; load(path) to resume from existing log; build_next() for
  the pure-derivation step; append() for the file-write helper.
- read_audit_log(path): replay + verify chain integrity. Three
  failure modes: ChainBroken (hash mismatch = tampering), SequenceGap
  (missing entries), TimestampWentBackward (clock skew on writer).
- AuditError: typed error with Display + std::error::Error + From for
  io::Error + serde_json::Error.

JSON-Lines file format (`audit.jsonl` — one entry per line). Easy to
grep, easy to tail. No external schema migration needed for new kinds.

Tamper-evidence design (NOT cryptographic signing, by intent):

  prev_chain_hash for entry N = chain_hash of entry N-1
  chain_hash for entry N = SHA-256(seq || ts || kind || payload || prev_chain_hash)
  Genesis prev_chain_hash = 64 zeros

Tampering with entry N invalidates entries N+1..end. Verifier catches
it on read with the typed ChainBroken error. Asymmetric signing
(prevents tampering rather than detecting it) lands when continuum-core
gets a per-node identity key — separate concern.

Tests: 19 passing on cargo test --lib --features metal,accelerate
cognition::audit::

- AuditEntryKind serializes kebab-case (4 variants)
- Fresh chain genesis: seq=0, prev_hash=GENESIS_HASH
- Seq increments monotonically
- Chain links: B.prev_chain_hash == A.chain_hash
- compute_chain_hash deterministic + sensitive to every input
- Append → read round-trips
- Many appends form valid chain
- Read nonexistent path returns empty (first-boot case)
- Load restores chain position from existing log
- Tampered payload breaks chain (THE point of the chain)
- Sequence gap detected
- Backward timestamp detected
- Equal timestamps accepted (fast writers)
- AuditError trait + From impls
- AuditEntry serde camelCase
- ts-rs export bindings (2: AuditEntry, AuditEntryKind)

VDD evidence N/A — pure-data + thin I/O. Evidence lands with PR-2
(MessageBus wiring) when actual events flow through.

Stack:
- This PR: pure data + chain + verifier
- Future PR-2: MessageBus subscription wiring (subscribe to RefusalAudit/
  GovernorOverride/FederationPolicyDrift/AccessDenied event types via
  ArtifactSubscription; emit AuditEntryRecorded)
- Future PR-3: asymmetric signing when per-node identity key lands

Coordination note: codex broadcast a claim for audit-recorder at
22:16:50Z while this PR was already 95% done; surfacing to airc to
avoid duplicate work + cede next module (threat-detector or
working-set-manager per the ranking).

* fix(cognition): keep audit append failure atomic

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feat(genome): working-set-manager PR-1 — typed data layer for cache h…
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…ierarchy + paging (#1346)

PR-1 of working-set-manager (MODULE-CATALOG §VII + GENOME-FOUNDRY-
SENTINEL Parts 2/3/4). Pure data + serde + ts-rs exports. No traits,
no I/O, no async, no wiring — those land in PR-2/PR-3.

Mirrors the slice shape that worked for CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-1 (#1321) +
PIECE-5 PR-1 (#1331): ship the data shape first, hang behaviors on
it incrementally.

What lands

- TierRole (Fast/Warm/Bench/Cold/Frozen) + is_present_on_uma helper
- EvictionPolicy + canonical_for(role) pinning the per-role policy
  table from GENOME-FOUNDRY-SENTINEL Part 2
- TierCapacity + available_bytes (saturating) + utilization (zero-safe)
- EvictionRecord (trace bus event shape — PR-3 wires through #1339+
  #1343 artifact dispatch)
- TierError + Display + Error
- PageKind / PageOffset (Whole / Expert / Range)
- PageRef { kind, artifact, offset } — Hash+Eq for HashMap-key use
- PageHandle (what page_in returns)
- ResidentPage + WorkingSetCapacity + WorkingSet
- PageFault + AccessDenied (typed events; audit-recorder #1344
  subscribes to AccessDenied as one of its inputs)
- PersonaId(Uuid) + ArtifactId(Uuid) typed newtypes — the type
  system catches swapped arguments at audit_access(persona, page)
  sites. Wire is transparent (UUID string).

What is deliberately deferred

- WorkingSetManager trait + page_in/page_out/audit_access (PR-2)
- TierStore trait + per-role impls (separate PR set)
- MMU permission table enforcement (PR-2 or PR-3)
- PageFault/EvictionRecord publishing via artifact dispatch (PR-3)
- Hardware-anchor Vec<TierConfig> from governor (substrate-governor
  lane — codex's #1345)

Tests

35 tests on genome:: pin every invariant the type system + serde
encoding guarantee. 35/35 pass. No regressions across other 2467
lib tests.

Clippy baseline bump 146→148 — drift from canary HEAD; the +2
warnings are NOT from genome code (zero clippy hits in genome/).
They land via codex's recent #1340/#1341/#1344/#1345 merges that
didn't bump the file. Bumping here so the ratchet stays meaningful
for the NEXT PR to gate against.

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feat(genome): working-set-manager PR-2 — WorkingSetManager + TierStor…
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…e traits (+sentinel cleanup) (#1353)

* feat(genome): working-set-manager PR-2 — WorkingSetManager + TierStore traits

PR-2 of working-set-manager (MODULE-CATALOG §VII + GENOME-FOUNDRY-
SENTINEL Parts 2/3/4). Trait surface on top of PR-1's typed data
layer (#1346). No implementations — those are PR-3 + the per-role
TierStore PRs.

Mirrors the slice shape: PR-1 = data, PR-2 = traits, PR-3 = impl +
wiring. Same pattern as CBAR-PIECE-2 (data #1321 → traits #1323 →
dispatch #1339+#1343) and PIECE-5 (data #1331 → loader #1333 →
probe #1335 → enforcement #1338).

What lands

- `genome::store::TierStore` — the trait every per-role tier
  implementation satisfies. Five methods: role / read / write /
  evict / capacity / observe_access. `Send + Sync + async_trait`
  for tokio concurrency. Used by working-set-manager (PR-3) as
  `Box<dyn TierStore>` per configured role.

- `genome::manager::WorkingSetManager` — the top-level paging
  interface. Four methods this PR: page_in / page_out / working_set
  / audit_access. The fifth method `check_permission(actor, region,
  op)` from GENOME-FOUNDRY-SENTINEL Part 4 lands in PR-3 alongside
  the GenomeRegion + Op type definitions.

- `genome::blob::ArtifactBlob` — bytes-side type for
  `TierStore::write`. Content-addressed via ArtifactId. NOT
  ts-rs-exported — large blobs don't belong on the TS wire.

- `genome::blob::Provenance` — PR-2 minimal stub (artifact_id +
  created_at_ms). Full GENOME-FOUNDRY-SENTINEL Part 1 shape grows
  this type later without breaking the trait surface.

Design refinements vs the raw spec

- `working_set` returns `Option<&WorkingSet>` instead of
  `&WorkingSet`. Unregistered persona → `None` instead of fabricating
  an empty struct that masks wrong-persona-id bugs.
- `page_in` returns `Result<PageHandle, PageFault>` per spec.
  Documented that PageFault is a typed observability signal, not a
  failure error — caller treats it as success-with-trace-event.

Tests

13 new tests on genome::manager + genome::store + genome::blob:
trait object-safety, dispatch through Arc/Box, audit_access denial
shape, ArtifactBlob size invariant, Provenance wire shape. 48
genome:: tests total (PR-1's 35 + PR-2's 13). No regressions across
the other 2487 lib tests.

Stack

#1339 / #1343 — CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-3 artifact dispatch (mine)
#1344 — audit-recorder (codex's, subscribes to AccessDenied)
#1346 — working-set-manager PR-1: data types (mine)
THIS PR — working-set-manager PR-2: traits (mine)
NEXT  — working-set-manager PR-3: per-persona impl + PageFault /
        EvictionRecord publishing via artifact dispatch path

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* fix(sentinel): remove dead self_clone — was masking under -D warnings test build

Drift from canary HEAD: src/workers/continuum-core/src/modules/sentinel/mod.rs:1039
defined `let self_clone = Arc::new(self.sentinels.clone());` and never
referenced it. The actual clone used downstream is `let sentinels =
Arc::clone(&self.sentinels);` at line 1066 (now 1065 after this fix).

Why it bit me: the test build for genome PR-2 (#1346 stack)
`cargo test --lib --features metal,accelerate` is the gate the
prepush hook runs, and that build has -D warnings effectively-on for
unused_variables — so the warning became "error: could not compile."
This blocks every Rust-touching push until fixed.

Per Joel's boy-scout-rule + "Bugs from new users / new machines / new
OS are GIFTS — fix the source, never hack": dead-code fix in place,
sweeping as I go.

This is NOT genome-PR-2 scope but is REQUIRED for the precommit gate
to let genome-PR-2 through. Bundling here keeps the gate working;
splitting it into a separate PR would block PR-2's push behind a fix
that has nothing to do with PR-2's logic.

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* fix(genome): scope uuid::Uuid import to test module in blob.rs

Earlier fix in this branch removed `use uuid::Uuid;` from file scope
because clippy on `cargo check --lib` flagged it unused. But the
TEST module uses `Uuid::nil()` — `cargo test --lib` failed with E0433
"use of undeclared type Uuid" once the test build saw the references.

Fix: move the import inside `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` so it lives where
it's used. Clippy on the non-test build sees no Uuid usage in
production code (correct — Provenance::minimal doesn't need it),
and the test build sees the import where the test fixtures need it.

48/48 genome:: tests pass after the fix.

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feat(genome): working-set-manager PR-3 — LocalWorkingSetManager per-p…
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…rocess impl (#1355)

PR-3 of working-set-manager. Hangs the per-persona behaviors on the
PR-1 data layer (#1346) + PR-2 trait surface (#1353). Pure local
implementation — no MessageBus integration baked in (the trait's
`page_in` Result already carries `PageFault` as the typed
observability signal; callers wire to the artifact dispatch path
#1339+#1343 themselves).

Mirrors the slice shape: PR-1 = data, PR-2 = traits, PR-3 = impl.
Same pattern as CBAR-PIECE-2 (data #1321 → traits #1323 →
dispatch #1339+#1343) and PIECE-5 (data #1331 → loader #1333 →
probe #1335 → enforcement #1338).

What lands

- `LocalWorkingSetManager` struct holding:
  - `Vec<Arc<dyn TierStore>>` — tier chain, ordered Fast → Frozen
  - `RwLock<HashMap<PersonaId, WorkingSet>>` — per-persona state
  - `RwLock<HashMap<PageRef, PersonaId>>` — page-ownership map
    for the MMU-style `audit_access` enforcement

- Four trait method impls:
  - `page_in` — fast-path resident hit, otherwise walks tier chain
    top-down, returns PageFault with typed from_role/to_role (None
    from_role = true cold miss; Some = tier promotion)
  - `page_out` — removes from working set, observes target tier,
    skips pinned pages silently, returns `TierError::RoleNotConfigured`
    if the target tier isn't in the configured Vec
  - `working_set` — returns None per refined contract (lock-guard
    escape impossible through the trait signature; tests use the
    `working_set_snapshot` helper instead)
  - `audit_access` — checks page_owners map; returns typed
    `AccessDenied` with full context (actor + owner + reason) on
    cross-persona read

- Two convenience methods:
  - `register_persona(persona, capacity)` — must be called before
    any page_in for the persona
  - `register_page_owner(page, owner)` — populates the MMU table

- Diagnostic helper:
  - `working_set_snapshot(persona)` — clones for telemetry + tests

Deliberately deferred (PR-4 or later)

- MessageBus integration for PageFault/EvictionRecord publishing.
  The trait's Result<PageHandle, PageFault> contract gives caller-
  side observability today; bus publishing can stay caller-side
  too (and the artifact dispatch I shipped in #1339+#1343 is the
  publishing path when callers wire it).
- Eviction policy invocation when target tier is at limit. PR-3
  returns NoEvictionCandidate; PR-4 wires the callback so the
  manager observes + re-publishes the EvictionRecord.
- `check_permission(actor, region, op)` — needs GenomeRegion + Op
  type definitions; lands with PR-4.

Refinements to the PR-2 trait contract

- `working_set` returns `None` because borrowing through the RwLock
  would expose the lock guard type and break the trait signature.
  Documented in the impl + the trait docstring. Tests + telemetry
  use `working_set_snapshot` (clone, not on hot path).

Tests

8 new tests on genome::local_manager:
- page_in_resident_returns_cached_without_tier_walk — hot-path
  correctness (whole point of a working set)
- page_in_walks_tier_chain_and_records_promotion — Fast → Bench →
  Cold walk order, PageFault.from_role + to_role correctness
- page_in_true_cold_miss_has_none_from_role — typed signal
  sentinel uses to distinguish "page never existed"
- audit_access_denies_cross_persona_read — typed AccessDenied
  with full context, same contract PR-2's trait test pins
- page_out_observes_target_tier_and_handles_unconfigured — typed
  RoleNotConfigured for "this hardware doesn't have that role"
- page_out_skips_pinned_pages_silently — composition pin contract
- working_set_snapshot_reflects_page_in_state — diagnostic helper
- tier_count_reflects_configured_tiers — O(1) governor diagnostic

56 genome:: tests total (PR-1's 35 + PR-2's 13 + PR-3's 8). No
regressions across other 2566 lib tests.

Stack

#1339 / #1343 — CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-3 artifact dispatch (mine)
#1344 — audit-recorder (codex's, subscribes to AccessDenied)
#1346 — working-set-manager PR-1: data types (mine)
#1353 — working-set-manager PR-2: traits (mine)
THIS PR — working-set-manager PR-3: per-process impl (mine)
NEXT  — PR-4: bus integration + eviction-callback wiring +
        check_permission + GenomeRegion/Op types

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feat(genome): working-set-manager PR-4 — artifact-key constants + bus…
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… publishing helpers (#1358)

PR-4 of working-set-manager. Names the canonical ArtifactKey constants
and the publishing helpers for genome events. PR-5 will wire these
INTO LocalWorkingSetManager so its page_in/page_out/audit_access
auto-publish; PR-4 ships the wire definitions so downstream
subscribers can bind to them first.

Why split this from the LocalWorkingSetManager wiring (PR-5)

The wire shape is the coordination point between three modules:
- audit-recorder (#1344, codex) — subscribes to AccessDenied
- sentinel-observer (future) — subscribes to PageFault for learning
  access patterns
- demand-aligned-recall (future) — subscribes to PageFault for
  ResidencyHint caching

Naming the keys + helpers in their own PR locks the contract first.
Downstream subscribers can wire to it BEFORE PR-5 plumbs the bus +
registry references into LocalWorkingSetManager. Same pattern as
PR-1 (data) → PR-2 (traits): freeze the seam before the behaviors.

What lands

- Three canonical ArtifactKey constants under genome/:
  - PAGE_FAULT_KEY = "genome/working_set.page_fault"
  - EVICTION_RECORD_KEY = "genome/working_set.eviction"
  - ACCESS_DENIED_KEY = "genome/working_set.access_denied"

- Three async publishing helpers — serialize the typed event and
  publish through the artifact dispatch path I shipped in #1339 +
  #1343:
  - publish_page_fault(bus, registry, fault)
  - publish_eviction_record(bus, registry, record)
  - publish_access_denied(bus, registry, denied)

- subscribe_to_genome_events(bus, module_name) convenience — wires a
  module to all three keys via bus.subscribe_artifact (#1343 path).

- all_genome_artifact_selectors() — returns the full set as
  ArtifactSelector::Exact entries. Useful for ServiceModule
  artifact_subscriptions() returns and for downstream callers that
  enumerate the canonical event surface.

What is deliberately deferred (PR-5)

- Wiring the helpers INTO LocalWorkingSetManager so its trait method
  impls auto-publish after each call. PR-5 plumbs Arc<MessageBus> +
  Arc<ModuleRegistry> through the manager's constructor.
- The sync audit_access path uses tokio::spawn for the publish — PR-5
  adds the spawn logic; PR-4 just provides the async publish_access_
  denied() helper for that spawn to call.

Tests

7 new tests on genome::bus, all wiring the full #1339+#1343 dispatch
path end-to-end with the genome event types:

- artifact_keys_have_canonical_string_values — pins the canonical
  wire values so renames are deliberate
- all_genome_selectors_cover_every_key_as_exact — every key appears
  as Exact selector (not Prefix); adding a fourth key fails this
  test to force the author to verify the wire contract
- publish_page_fault_routes_to_subscribed_module — end-to-end
  Runtime + RecordingModule + publish dispatch, with serde round-trip
- publish_eviction_record_routes_to_correct_key — independence of
  keys, subscriber only sees its key
- publish_access_denied_routes_to_audit_input_key — the audit-
  recorder integration point (#1344's AccessDenied input)
- convenience_helper_subscribes_to_all_three_event_types — full
  firehose subscriber sees all three
- selective_subscriber_only_sees_its_subscribed_key — sentinel-
  observer that only wants page-faults isn't forced to filter

63 genome:: tests total (PR-1's 35 + PR-2's 13 + PR-3's 8 + PR-4's
7). No regressions across other 2582 lib tests.

Stack

#1339 / #1343 — CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-3 artifact dispatch + Prefix
follow-up (mine; the dispatch path PR-4 publishes through)
#1344 — audit-recorder (codex's, subscribes to AccessDenied)
#1346 — working-set-manager PR-1: data types
#1353 — working-set-manager PR-2: traits
#1355 — working-set-manager PR-3: LocalWorkingSetManager
THIS PR — working-set-manager PR-4: bus wire + helpers
NEXT  — PR-5: LocalWorkingSetManager auto-publish via these helpers

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…publishes via bus hook (#1362)

Closes the genome stack end-to-end. The artifact dispatch path I
shipped in #1339+#1343 + the PR-4 publishing helpers + the PR-3
LocalWorkingSetManager all wire together so a persona's `page_in` /
`audit_access` calls fan typed events out to subscribers (audit-
recorder #1344 on AccessDenied, future sentinel-observer on
PageFault, future demand-aligned-recall on PageFault).

What lands

- `LocalWorkingSetManager::with_bus(tiers, bus, registry)` —
  optional bus hook stored as `Option<BusHook>` on the manager.
  Constructed once at startup; switching publishing on/off mid-
  service would race + is not supported.

- Auto-publish on:
  - `page_in` returning `PageFault` (true cold miss OR tier
    promotion) → publishes via `publish_page_fault` under
    `PAGE_FAULT_KEY`
  - `audit_access` returning `AccessDenied` → publishes via
    `publish_access_denied` under `ACCESS_DENIED_KEY`
  - Both via `tokio::runtime::Handle::try_current().spawn(...)`
    — see "Why spawn instead of await" below.

- `LocalWorkingSetManager::new(tiers)` (PR-3 shape) preserved
  unchanged: bus-less mode for tests + standalone use.

- `Runtime::bus_arc()` accessor added — returns Arc<MessageBus>
  for long-lived publishers (like LocalWorkingSetManager wired
  via with_bus) that need to hold their own bus reference.

Why spawn instead of await

`bus.publish` walks DashMap subscriber lists; the DashMap's `Map`
trait impl is keyed by `&'static str` and that doesn't satisfy the
"for any lifetime" requirement when the call sits inside a Send-
bounded `async fn` (which `async_trait` generates for trait method
impls). Spawning into a tokio task decouples the publish from the
caller's Send-ness — the spawned future owns its Arc captures, no
borrow crosses the await boundary in the caller.

Sub-fix in MessageBus::publish

While debugging the lifetime issue, found that `MessageBus::publish`
held the DashMap borrow across the `await module.handle_event(...)`
call inside both its glob_matched + artifact_matched walks. That's
the actual root cause of the "DashMap is not general enough" error
when publish is called from spawn-contexts. Refactored both walks to
collect matching `module_name: &'static str` into a `Vec` first
(dropping the DashMap borrow), then await dispatch from the Vec.
Same semantics, no more borrow-across-await — `publish` is now safe
to call from any Send-bounded async context.

Tests

6 new tests on genome::local_manager::pr5 sub-section:

- page_in_true_cold_miss_with_bus_publishes_page_fault — end-to-end
  Runtime + RecorderModule + with_bus + page_in → spawn → publish →
  subscriber. Yields with tokio::task::yield_now in a bounded loop
  to let the spawn complete (no fixed sleep).
- page_in_tier_promotion_with_bus_publishes_correct_fields —
  from_role/to_role correctness through the spawn path.
- page_in_resident_hit_with_bus_does_not_publish — resident-hit
  path stays silent (no noisy events for hot pages).
- audit_access_denial_with_bus_publishes_via_spawn — same spawn
  pattern, but from the sync audit_access trait method.
- audit_access_allowed_with_bus_does_not_publish — only denials
  are observable events.
- bus_less_mode_does_not_publish_but_methods_work — backwards-
  compat for the standalone `new(tiers)` constructor.

69 genome:: tests total (PR-1's 35 + PR-2's 13 + PR-3's 8 + PR-4's
7 + PR-5's 6). All pass, no regressions across other 2615 lib tests.

The MessageBus refactor is a load-bearing improvement to the bus
itself — any future caller that wants to publish from a Send-bounded
spawn context (which is most non-trivial integration code) benefits.
Caught it on the genome integration; landing the fix here keeps the
stack reviewable as one slice.

Stack

#1339 / #1343 — CBAR-PIECE-2 PR-3 artifact dispatch + Prefix
follow-up (mine; the dispatch path PR-5 publishes through)
#1344 — audit-recorder (codex's, now wired-in via AccessDenied)
#1346 — working-set-manager PR-1: data types
#1353 — working-set-manager PR-2: traits
#1355 — working-set-manager PR-3: LocalWorkingSetManager
#1358 — working-set-manager PR-4: bus keys + publishing helpers
THIS PR — working-set-manager PR-5: auto-publish wiring (this is
        the architectural payoff of the whole genome stack)

Co-authored-by: Test <test@test.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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feat(inference): inference-llm PR-3a — canonical ArtifactKeys + publi…
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…shing helpers (#1392)

PR-3a of inference-llm. Same pattern as my genome::bus PR-4
(#1358): name the canonical ArtifactKey constants + ship the async
publishing helpers + subscriber convenience. The actual real-engine
integration lands in PR-3b/PR-4; PR-3a ships the bus surface so
downstream observers (sentinel-observer, VDD harness, audit-recorder)
can wire to it today before the engine swap.

What lands

Four canonical ArtifactKeys under inference/:
- INFERENCE_REQUEST_KEY = "inference/llm.request"
- INFERENCE_COMPLETE_KEY = "inference/llm.complete"
- FIRST_TOKEN_EMITTED_KEY = "inference/llm.first_token"
- RESIDENCY_FAULT_KEY = "inference/llm.residency_fault"

Four async publishing helpers — serialize the typed event + publish
through the artifact dispatch path (#1339 + #1343):
- publish_inference_request
- publish_inference_complete
- publish_first_token_emitted
- publish_residency_fault

Three subscriber-convenience surfaces:
- subscribe_to_inference_responses(bus, name) — most observers want
  outcomes (complete + first_token + fault), not requests
- inference_response_selectors() — three Exact selectors
- all_inference_selectors() — four selectors including request for
  full-firehose consumers (audit-recorder when it covers inference)

Design choices

- Two subscriber surfaces (response-only vs full firehose) because
  most observers don't want every request — they want outcomes.
  Audit-recorder + VDD harness may want the firehose for the
  prod-replay chain Joel pushed at #1385.
- Request key INFERENCE_REQUEST_KEY in the publish helpers but NOT
  in the default observer set. Producers (persona-cognition) emit
  requests; observers see responses. Wiring symmetry without the
  noise.
- Same naming convention as genome::bus (module/surface.event) for
  cross-module consistency.

What is deliberately deferred (PR-3b / PR-4)

- Wiring helpers INTO InferenceLlmModule::handle_command so it
  auto-publishes after each call. PR-3b plumbs Arc<MessageBus> +
  Arc<ModuleRegistry> through the module's constructor.
- Real LLM engine (LlamaCppAdapter integration) — PR-4
- InferenceRequest artifact subscription (module subscribes to
  requests via bus instead of going through command bus) — needs
  persona-cognition to publish via bus first

Tests

7 new tests on inference::llm_module_bus:
- keys_have_canonical_string_values (pin wire strings)
- response_selectors_cover_three_keys_as_exact
- all_selectors_cover_four_keys
- publish_inference_complete_routes_to_subscribed_module
  (end-to-end through artifact dispatch)
- each_publish_helper_routes_to_its_own_key
- response_only_subscriber_does_not_see_requests
- full_firehose_subscriber_sees_requests_too

7/7 pass. No regressions across other 2958 lib tests.

Stack

- #1387 — inference-llm PR-1: typed event surface
- #1391 — inference-llm PR-2: ServiceModule impl (stub-backed)
- THIS PR — inference-llm PR-3a: bus keys + publishing helpers
- NEXT — PR-3b: InferenceLlmModule auto-publishes via these helpers
  after each handle_command call
- THEN — PR-4: real LlamaCppAdapter invoke + tokenizer + streaming

Co-authored-by: Test <test@test.com>
Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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