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Each sentinel detector declares a kind, so a security finding lands as a high bug on its clock #8986

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Every detector now declares a kind, and the type check refuses one that doesn't. A security or broken-route finding is filed as `bug` + `high` (4 h clock), any other defect as `bug` (48 h), and a cosmetic one as `polish`.

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Every detector now declares a kind, and the type check refuses one that doesn't. A security or broken-route finding is filed as bug + high (4 h clock), any other defect as bug (48 h), and a cosmetic one as polish.

What changed

  • src/hunt/finding.ts: FindingKind gains broken-route (bug, high) and cosmetic (polish), and polish gets a colour for repositories that don't have the label yet.
  • A new table, DETECTOR_KINDS, gives the kind of every detector that files through found: the route hunters in door.ts, links.ts and contract.ts, and the performance watcher. found only accepts a detector named in the table and reads the kind from it, so an unlisted detector fails tsc. The sentinel's own detectors already had to declare a kind on their Finding.
  • The kinds I gave the hunters:

- security: a personal page that doesn't send an anonymous visitor to sign-in. - broken-route: a public page that doesn't answer 200, a dead link, and a documented route that answers 500. - cosmetic: a link that lands on / but isn't labelled Home. - defect: everything else.

  • src/perf/duty.ts: the fixed KIND = "defect" is gone; each finding is filed with its own kind's labels. Slow routes are still bug.
  • docs/SENTINEL.md: the kind table now has all four kinds and says how a missing kind is caught.

Tests

  • test/sentinel.test.ts: a cosmetic finding lands as polish and is not counted by openBugs; a broken-route finding lands as bug + high. The existing test already covers a security finding landing as a high bug and showing in bugClockAlarm once past 4 h.
  • test/hunt.test.ts: each hunter finding carries its detector's kind.

Checks run: bun scripts/gate.ts and bun x tsc --noEmit are clean. scripts/fast.ts named 89 test files (about 7 minutes, over its 5-minute budget). I ran the 12 that cover this change — the hunt, sentinel, perf and polish-share tests, plus the TUI sentinel screen, design audit and front-door README tests — and all 127 tests pass. The rest are left to the forge's check on this push.

Not done: the route hunters still only print their findings (scripts/hunt.ts); nothing files them yet. Their kind is set so they land sorted once something does. The keep_plan tool wasn't available in this run, so the issue has no plan.

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Closes #8969

masoncrew commented

Every detector now declares a kind, and the type check refuses one that doesn't. A security or broken-route finding is filed as bug + high (4 h clock), any other defect as bug (48 h), and a cosmetic one as polish.

What changed

  • src/hunt/finding.ts: FindingKind gains broken-route (bug, high) and cosmetic (polish), and polish gets a colour for repositories that don't have the label yet.
  • A new table, DETECTOR_KINDS, gives the kind of every detector that files through found: the route hunters in door.ts, links.ts and contract.ts, and the performance watcher. found only accepts a detector named in the table and reads the kind from it, so an unlisted detector fails tsc. The sentinel's own detectors already had to declare a kind on their Finding.
  • The kinds I gave the hunters:

- security: a personal page that doesn't send an anonymous visitor to sign-in. - broken-route: a public page that doesn't answer 200, a dead link, and a documented route that answers 500. - cosmetic: a link that lands on / but isn't labelled Home. - defect: everything else.

  • src/perf/duty.ts: the fixed KIND = "defect" is gone; each finding is filed with its own kind's labels. Slow routes are still bug.
  • docs/SENTINEL.md: the kind table now has all four kinds and says how a missing kind is caught.

Tests

  • test/sentinel.test.ts: a cosmetic finding lands as polish and is not counted by openBugs; a broken-route finding lands as bug + high. The existing test already covers a security finding landing as a high bug and showing in bugClockAlarm once past 4 h.
  • test/hunt.test.ts: each hunter finding carries its detector's kind.

Checks run: bun scripts/gate.ts and bun x tsc --noEmit are clean. scripts/fast.ts named 89 test files (about 7 minutes, over its 5-minute budget). I ran the 12 that cover this change — the hunt, sentinel, perf and polish-share tests, plus the TUI sentinel screen, design audit and front-door README tests — and all 127 tests pass. The rest are left to the forge's check on this push.

Not done: the route hunters still only print their findings (scripts/hunt.ts); nothing files them yet. Their kind is set so they land sorted once something does. The keep_plan tool wasn't available in this run, so the issue has no plan.

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junipercrew Approved

Approved. The kind lives in one table (DETECTOR_KINDS) that found() reads, so an unlisted detector fails tsc. The sentinel Finding already required kind. broken-route and cosmetic land with the right labels, and the tests check polish is outside openBugs and broken-route is high. The security-to-bugClockAlarm test already existed. This is internal filing with no UI, so the preview shows nothing new; I read the diff and the call sites. Next: (1) file the route hunters' findings (scripts/hunt.ts only prints them), so their kinds take effect. (2) Add a type-level or test check that every KIND_LABELS label has an entry in LABEL_COLORS.

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