agentctl-run.log

agentctl run examples/real-autonomy/mission.playbook.yaml --db .runtime/real-autonomy.db
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 2
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:02.567Z
taskId: audit
task:
  status: running
  attempts: 1
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 3
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:09.146Z
taskId: audit
task:
  status: running
  attempts: 1
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 4
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:09.151Z
taskId: audit
task:
  status: running
  attempts: 1
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 5
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.772Z
taskId: audit
task:
  status: succeeded
  attempts: 1
  output:
    finalText: >-
      # Ops Readiness Report


      ## Summary

      The Ledger Sync Service has basic observability (healthz, metrics) and
      nightly database snapshots, but several operational gaps increase risk for
      recovery and incident response. Notably, there is no documented on-call
      escalation policy and no backup restore drill or scheduled restore
      validation.


      ## Evidence

      - README.md (./fixtures/service/README.md)
        - "There is no documented on-call escalation policy."
        - "Backups exist at the database layer, but there is no backup restore drill."
        - Other statements: "Deployments are manual and happen from a maintainer laptop." and "The service publishes `/healthz` and `/metrics`." and "Alerts are sent to a shared Slack channel."
      - docs/runbook.md (./fixtures/service/docs/runbook.md)
        - "No restore validation drill is scheduled."
        - Other statements: "Primary alerts route to Slack `#ledger-sync-alerts`." and "Database snapshots run nightly."

      ## Risks

      - Recovery risk: Without a restore drill or scheduled restore validation,
      backups may be unusable or recovery procedures may take longer than
      acceptable RTO/RPO.

      - Incident response confusion: Absence of a documented on-call escalation
      policy can cause delayed or inconsistent responses during outages.

      - Operational fragility: Manual deployments increase the chance of human
      error during change or recovery windows.

      - False assurance: Nightly snapshots alone do not guarantee recoverability
      unless regularly validated through restores.


      ## Recommended Next Steps

      - Document and publish an on-call escalation policy (roles, escalation
      matrix, contact methods) in the runbook.

      - Define, schedule, and execute a backup restore drill that restores from
      production snapshots to a test environment; document steps and outcomes.

      - Add a scheduled “restore validation drill” to the runbook and track
      results (pass/fail, time-to-restore, data integrity checks).

      - Automate deployments or add clear deployment runbooks/checklists to
      reduce human error during releases and rollbacks.

      - After the first restore drill, record lessons learned and update runbook
      procedures, RTO/RPO targets, and alerting/escalation flows.
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 6
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.778Z
taskId: persist_report
task:
  status: running
  attempts: 1
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 7
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.783Z
taskId: persist_report
task:
  status: succeeded
  attempts: 1
  output:
    path: /Users/ompragash/Git/agentctl/examples/real-autonomy/artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md
    mode: overwrite
    bytesWritten: 2153
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 8
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.786Z
taskId: verify_report
task:
  status: running
  attempts: 1
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 9
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.888Z
taskId: verify_report
task:
  status: succeeded
  attempts: 1
  output:
    command: >
      set -eu

      test -f ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q '^# Ops Readiness Report' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q '^## Summary' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q '^## Evidence' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -qi 'backup restore drill' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -qi 'on-call escalation policy' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q 'README.md' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q 'docs/runbook.md' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q 'There is no documented on-call escalation policy.'
      ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q 'Backups exist at the database layer, but there is no backup
      restore drill.' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      grep -q 'No restore validation drill is scheduled.'
      ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

      printf verified
    cwd: /Users/ompragash/Git/agentctl/examples/real-autonomy
    exitCode: 0
    stdout: verified
    stderr: ""
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 10
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.890Z
taskId: assert_verification
task:
  status: running
  attempts: 1
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 11
status: running
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.892Z
taskId: assert_verification
task:
  status: succeeded
  attempts: 1
  output:
    ok: true
    left: verified
    right: verified
    message: assertion passed
---
type: checkpoint
runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
seq: 12
status: succeeded
createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.893Z
---
type: result
run:
  id: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
  playbookName: real-autonomy
  status: succeeded
  traceId: 867b417d-6050-4bc0-bca4-e057e41b6840
  snapshot:
    inputs: {}
    vars: {}
    tasks:
      audit:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          finalText: >-
            # Ops Readiness Report


            ## Summary

            The Ledger Sync Service has basic observability (healthz, metrics)
            and nightly database snapshots, but several operational gaps
            increase risk for recovery and incident response. Notably, there is
            no documented on-call escalation policy and no backup restore drill
            or scheduled restore validation.


            ## Evidence

            - README.md (./fixtures/service/README.md)
              - "There is no documented on-call escalation policy."
              - "Backups exist at the database layer, but there is no backup restore drill."
              - Other statements: "Deployments are manual and happen from a maintainer laptop." and "The service publishes `/healthz` and `/metrics`." and "Alerts are sent to a shared Slack channel."
            - docs/runbook.md (./fixtures/service/docs/runbook.md)
              - "No restore validation drill is scheduled."
              - Other statements: "Primary alerts route to Slack `#ledger-sync-alerts`." and "Database snapshots run nightly."

            ## Risks

            - Recovery risk: Without a restore drill or scheduled restore
            validation, backups may be unusable or recovery procedures may take
            longer than acceptable RTO/RPO.

            - Incident response confusion: Absence of a documented on-call
            escalation policy can cause delayed or inconsistent responses during
            outages.

            - Operational fragility: Manual deployments increase the chance of
            human error during change or recovery windows.

            - False assurance: Nightly snapshots alone do not guarantee
            recoverability unless regularly validated through restores.


            ## Recommended Next Steps

            - Document and publish an on-call escalation policy (roles,
            escalation matrix, contact methods) in the runbook.

            - Define, schedule, and execute a backup restore drill that restores
            from production snapshots to a test environment; document steps and
            outcomes.

            - Add a scheduled “restore validation drill” to the runbook and
            track results (pass/fail, time-to-restore, data integrity checks).

            - Automate deployments or add clear deployment runbooks/checklists
            to reduce human error during releases and rollbacks.

            - After the first restore drill, record lessons learned and update
            runbook procedures, RTO/RPO targets, and alerting/escalation flows.
      persist_report:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          path: /Users/ompragash/Git/agentctl/examples/real-autonomy/artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md
          mode: overwrite
          bytesWritten: 2153
      verify_report:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          command: >
            set -eu

            test -f ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q '^# Ops Readiness Report'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q '^## Summary' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q '^## Evidence' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -qi 'backup restore drill' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -qi 'on-call escalation policy'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'README.md' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'docs/runbook.md' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'There is no documented on-call escalation policy.'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'Backups exist at the database layer, but there is no backup
            restore drill.' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'No restore validation drill is scheduled.'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            printf verified
          cwd: /Users/ompragash/Git/agentctl/examples/real-autonomy
          exitCode: 0
          stdout: verified
          stderr: ""
      assert_verification:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          ok: true
          left: verified
          right: verified
          message: assertion passed
    agents: {}
  createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:02.560Z
  updatedAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.893Z
latestCheckpoint:
  runId: 458e6c86-6232-4d07-b199-360726ef99b8
  seq: 12
  status: succeeded
  snapshot:
    inputs: {}
    vars: {}
    tasks:
      audit:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          finalText: >-
            # Ops Readiness Report



            ## Summary

            The Ledger Sync Service has basic observability (healthz, metrics)
            and nightly database snapshots, but several operational gaps
            increase risk for recovery and incident response. Notably, there is
            no documented on-call escalation policy and no backup restore drill
            or scheduled restore validation.


            ## Evidence

            - README.md (./fixtures/service/README.md)
              - "There is no documented on-call escalation policy."
              - "Backups exist at the database layer, but there is no backup restore drill."
              - Other statements: "Deployments are manual and happen from a maintainer laptop." and "The service publishes `/healthz` and `/metrics`." and "Alerts are sent to a shared Slack channel."
            - docs/runbook.md (./fixtures/service/docs/runbook.md)
              - "No restore validation drill is scheduled."
              - Other statements: "Primary alerts route to Slack `#ledger-sync-alerts`." and "Database snapshots run nightly."

            ## Risks

            - Recovery risk: Without a restore drill or scheduled restore
            validation, backups may be unusable or recovery procedures may take
            longer than acceptable RTO/RPO.

            - Incident response confusion: Absence of a documented on-call
            escalation policy can cause delayed or inconsistent responses during
            outages.

            - Operational fragility: Manual deployments increase the chance of
            human error during change or recovery windows.

            - False assurance: Nightly snapshots alone do not guarantee
            recoverability unless regularly validated through restores.


            ## Recommended Next Steps

            - Document and publish an on-call escalation policy (roles,
            escalation matrix, contact methods) in the runbook.

            - Define, schedule, and execute a backup restore drill that restores
            from production snapshots to a test environment; document steps and
            outcomes.

            - Add a scheduled “restore validation drill” to the runbook and
            track results (pass/fail, time-to-restore, data integrity checks).

            - Automate deployments or add clear deployment runbooks/checklists
            to reduce human error during releases and rollbacks.

            - After the first restore drill, record lessons learned and update
            runbook procedures, RTO/RPO targets, and alerting/escalation flows.
      persist_report:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          path: /Users/ompragash/Git/agentctl/examples/real-autonomy/artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md
          mode: overwrite
          bytesWritten: 2153
      verify_report:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          command: >
            set -eu

            test -f ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q '^# Ops Readiness Report'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q '^## Summary' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q '^## Evidence' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -qi 'backup restore drill' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -qi 'on-call escalation policy'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'README.md' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'docs/runbook.md' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'There is no documented on-call escalation policy.'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'Backups exist at the database layer, but there is no backup
            restore drill.' ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            grep -q 'No restore validation drill is scheduled.'
            ./artifacts/ops-readiness-report.md

            printf verified
          cwd: /Users/ompragash/Git/agentctl/examples/real-autonomy
          exitCode: 0
          stdout: verified
          stderr: ""
      assert_verification:
        status: succeeded
        attempts: 1
        output:
          ok: true
          left: verified
          right: verified
          message: assertion passed
    agents: {}
  createdAt: 2026-04-11T06:19:25.893Z