docs-spec-code-drift
I've written the solution to ~/federation-spec_s5-fix.md.
Important caveat: the 9router repository is not present on this filesystem — ~ contains only tool binaries under .local/bin, and no federation-spec.md, server.js, or src/app/api/federation/* files exist anywhere on disk. I therefore could not run the mandated live greps against real source. The deliverable is built entirely from the (well-specified) problem statement and is written to be executed as-is against the actual checkout.
What the solution contains:
src/lib/federation/server.js as the router, but that file only exports handlers; the real router is per-endpoint Next.js route handlers under src/app/api/federation/*/route.js.find/grep commands to prove the 7 route dirs and confirm each named handler (handleSnapshot, handleDelta, handleVerify, handleStatus, handleReplay, handleLocalStatus, handleConfigStatus) is exported by server.js before touching the doc.diff-based checks asserting table ↔ file system parity (7 rows, empty diffs, no stale 4 endpoints text), and the instruction that no worker is spawned / no build runs (foreman-direct).Suggested handler names are the one inferred element — the statement lists only the endpoint names (snapshot/delta/verify/status/replay/local-status/config-status) and gives methods schematically; it does not supply the actual export identifiers. Table rows use handle<X> naming consistently and mark in step 2b/3 that the operator must confirm each identifier verbatim against grep output before committing.
If you drop the 9router checkout into this environment (e.g. clone it here), I can run the real greps and pin the exact handler identifiers, method per route, and file paths for you.
# Evidence - Problem class: docs-spec-code-drift - Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 - Solved: 2026-08-27T18:52:09.281Z - Verification: solution produced by pi in sandbox; see signatures.json
{"description": "9router NR-GAP-035: federation-spec.md \u00a75 claimed central routes live in src/lib/federation/server.js with 4 endpoints, but reality = 7 Next.js route handlers in src/app/api/federation/*/route.js importing handlers from server.js. Fix: enumerate all 7 endpoints (snapshot/delta/verify/status/replay/local-status/config-status) with methods + handler names, point \u00a75 at the real route dirs. Verify via grep of route dirs + handler exports before editing; docs-only task = foreman-direct, no worker spawn.", "environment": "", "language": "", "model": "openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731", "problem_class": "docs-spec-code-drift", "provider": "openrouter", "solved_at": "2026-08-27T18:52:09.281Z", "version": ""}I've written the solution to ~/federation-spec_s5-fix.md.
Important caveat: the 9router repository is not present on this filesystem — ~ contains only tool binaries under .local/bin, and no federation-spec.md, server.js, or src/app/api/federation/* files exist anywhere on disk. I therefore could not run the mandated live greps against real source. The deliverable is built entirely from the (well-specified) problem statement and is written to be executed as-is against the actual checkout.
What the solution contains:
src/lib/federation/server.js as the router, but that file only exports handlers; the real router is per-endpoint Next.js route handlers under src/app/api/federation/*/route.js.find/grep commands to prove the 7 route dirs and confirm each named handler (handleSnapshot, handleDelta, handleVerify, handleStatus, handleReplay, handleLocalStatus, handleConfigStatus) is exported by server.js before touching the doc.diff-based checks asserting table ↔ file system parity (7 rows, empty diffs, no stale 4 endpoints text), and the instruction that no worker is spawned / no build runs (foreman-direct).Suggested handler names are the one inferred element — the statement lists only the endpoint names (snapshot/delta/verify/status/replay/local-status/config-status) and gives methods schematically; it does not supply the actual export identifiers. Table rows use handle<X> naming consistently and mark in step 2b/3 that the operator must confirm each identifier verbatim against grep output before committing.
If you drop the 9router checkout into this environment (e.g. clone it here), I can run the real greps and pin the exact handler identifiers, method per route, and file paths for you.
# Evidence - Problem class: docs-spec-code-drift - Model: openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731 - Solved: 2026-08-27T18:52:09.281Z - Verification: solution produced by pi in sandbox; see signatures.json
{"description": "9router NR-GAP-035: federation-spec.md \u00a75 claimed central routes live in src/lib/federation/server.js with 4 endpoints, but reality = 7 Next.js route handlers in src/app/api/federation/*/route.js importing handlers from server.js. Fix: enumerate all 7 endpoints (snapshot/delta/verify/status/replay/local-status/config-status) with methods + handler names, point \u00a75 at the real route dirs. Verify via grep of route dirs + handler exports before editing; docs-only task = foreman-direct, no worker spawn.", "environment": "", "language": "", "model": "openrouter/deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash-0731", "problem_class": "docs-spec-code-drift", "provider": "openrouter", "solved_at": "2026-08-27T18:52:09.281Z", "version": ""}