conductor(track): Add task to remove hardcoded machine paths from mma_exec scripts
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## Phase 1: Patch Context Amnesia Leak (Meta-Tooling)
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Focus: Stop `mma_exec.py` from injecting massive full-text dependencies.
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## Phase 1: Patch Context Amnesia Leak & Portability (Meta-Tooling)
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Focus: Stop `mma_exec.py` from injecting massive full-text dependencies and remove hardcoded external paths.
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- [ ] Task 1.1: In `scripts/mma_exec.py`, completely remove the `UNFETTERED_MODULES` constant and its associated `if dep in UNFETTERED_MODULES:` check. Ensure all imported local dependencies strictly use `generate_skeleton()`.
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- [ ] Task 1.2: In `scripts/mma_exec.py` and `scripts/claude_mma_exec.py`, remove the hardcoded reference to `C:\projects\misc\setup_*.ps1`. Rely on the active environment's PATH to resolve `gemini` and `claude`, or provide an `.env` configurable override.
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## Phase 2: Complete MCP Tool Integration & Seal HITL Bypass (Application Core)
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Focus: Expose all native MCP tools in the config and GUI, and ensure mutating tools trigger user approval.
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# Track Specification: Architecture Boundary Hardening
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## Overview
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The `manual_slop` project sandbox provides AI meta-tooling (`mma_exec.py`, `tool_call.py`) to orchestrate its own development. When AI agents added advanced AST tools (like `set_file_slice`) to `mcp_client.py` for meta-tooling, they failed to fully integrate them into the application's GUI, config, or HITL (Human-In-The-Loop) safety models. Additionally, meta-tooling scripts are bleeding tokens, and the internal application's state machine can deadlock.
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The `manual_slop` project sandbox provides AI meta-tooling (`mma_exec.py`, `tool_call.py`) to orchestrate its own development. When AI agents added advanced AST tools (like `set_file_slice`) to `mcp_client.py` for meta-tooling, they failed to fully integrate them into the application's GUI, config, or HITL (Human-In-The-Loop) safety models. Additionally, meta-tooling scripts are bleeding tokens and rely on non-portable hardcoded machine paths, while the internal application's state machine can deadlock.
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## Current State Audit
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- Location: `scripts/mma_exec.py:101`.
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- Issue: `UNFETTERED_MODULES` hardcodes `['mcp_client', 'project_manager', 'events', 'aggregate']`. If a worker targets a file that imports `mcp_client`, the script injects the full `mcp_client.py` (~450 lines) into the context instead of its skeleton, blowing out the token budget.
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3. **DAG Engine Blocking Stalls (`dag_engine.py`)**:
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3. **Portability Leak in Meta-Tooling Scripts**:
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- Location: `scripts/mma_exec.py` and `scripts/claude_mma_exec.py`.
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- Issue: Both scripts hardcode absolute external paths (`C:\projects\misc\setup_gemini.ps1` and `setup_claude.ps1`) to initialize the subprocess environment. This breaks repository portability.
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4. **DAG Engine Blocking Stalls (`dag_engine.py`)**:
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- Location: `dag_engine.py` -> `get_ready_tasks()`
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- Issue: `get_ready_tasks` requires all dependencies to be explicitly `completed`. If a task is marked `blocked`, its dependents stay `todo` forever, causing an infinite stall.
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## Desired State
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- All tools in `mcp_client.py` are configurable in `manual_slop.toml` and `gui_2.py`. Mutating tools must route through the GUI approval callback.
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- The `UNFETTERED_MODULES` list must be completely removed from `mma_exec.py`.
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- Meta-tooling scripts rely on standard PATH or local relative config files, not hardcoded absolute external paths.
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- The `dag_engine.py` must cascade `blocked` status to downstream tasks so the track halts cleanly.
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