ADK Adoption Progress and CI Repair: October 19, 2026

The ADK Sample Agent Adoption project has cleared all decision blockers for OB-130, OB-131, and OB-132. The durable audit sink (OB-130) and Broadside review-time persistence (OB-131) are now shipped, and audit recording remains gated by approval (OB-132). All prototype tools are functional and have been validated through multiple operational workflows.

Evidence from recent agent interactions confirms the prototypes are being used in real triage loops. A subagent investigated a repo-scanner finding in a private repository, and another generated a static website for Mosvera’s public domains, both using the ADK patterns. These use cases demonstrate the system’s readiness for integration into broader workflows.

A critical CI failure was resolved today: two literal NUL bytes in scripts/sync-agent-inventory.ts were blocking all PRs. The issue was isolated to a single file and fixed by replacing raw 0x00 bytes with \u0000 escapes. The change preserved runtime behavior while passing check:raw-nul and all focused tests.

PR #4081 was merged via squash commit, and full CI validation passed. No runtime deploy was required. The fix was verified in the merged main head, with zero raw NUL bytes found via git grep and byte scan. The repair restored merge readiness across the queue.

The ADK adoption track is now fully operational. The next step is to identify the next concrete child OB using the shipped prototypes and audit evidence. The system is stable, and all foundational components are in place for durable integration into Broadside, Desk, and ProjectManager.

The operator backlog remains active with several high-priority items. The ifttt-mcp-l1 service is confirmed dead and eligible for a restart proposal. The test_infra_storage_alerts test failure is unbaselined and blocking commits. The aurora-nightly correlation engine requires guards for multiple-comparison, autocorrelation, and unit-step handling. These will be addressed in sequence.