Plan and run one bounded overnight issue worker through fak's guarded dispatch path, with typed capacity admission, lane leases, explicit dry-run/live gates, and independent git/DOS/test reconciliation. Use when the operator asks to let a narrow repo task run unattended overnight.
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---
name: run-it-all-night
description: Plan and run one bounded overnight issue worker through fak's guarded dispatch path, with typed capacity admission, lane leases, explicit dry-run/live gates, and independent git/DOS/test reconciliation. Use when the operator asks to let a narrow repo task run unattended overnight.
allowed-tools: Bash, Read, Grep, Glob
---
Run one narrow, issue-bound task overnight without bypassing the kernel's account, lease,
or witness gates.
## 1. Resolve the workspace and issue
Start from the current repository root; never hard-code a checkout path. Confirm that the task
has one dedicated issue, a bounded done condition, likely files, and a focused acceptance
witness. If any of those are missing, repair the issue before launch.
```bash
git rev-parse --show-toplevel
gh issue view <issue> --json number,title,state,body,url
```
## 2. Capture capacity and ownership evidence
Run the authoritative dispatch preflight and honor every typed refusal, account park, retry-after,
session ceiling, and seat-depletion result. Never bypass a refusal with Claude dangerous-mode flags or an unguarded process launch.
Acquire the issue's exact file tree through `dos lease-lane` before any edit or live dispatch.
If another live holder owns the tree, stop this unit and choose non-overlapping work.
## 3. Dry-run before live launch
Render the issue-specific guarded command first. A dry-run must show the intended worker
identity, bounded fuel, file tree, account admission, and zero launches. For stale-work units,
use the issue-bound loop and keep issue creation separate from process launch:
```bash
fak stale-work loop --packet <packet.json> --issues <issues.json> --max-wave 1 --json
```
Inspect the plan. Do not add `--live-launch` until the issue is contract-valid, the typed
capacity preflight admits it, and the lane lease is held.
## 4. Launch one bounded worker
Enable exactly one live gate for exactly one worker. Prefer the issue-specific command rendered
by the dry-run (`fak dispatch tick ... --live`); for stale-work, use:
```bash
fak stale-work loop --packet <packet.json> --issues <issues.json> \
--live-launch --max-wave 1 --json
```
A wider wave is allowed only after collision pricing proves disjoint trees and the account/seat
preflight admits the full width. Overnight duration is not permission for unbounded turns,
workers, retries, or spend.
## 5. Monitor and reconcile from independent witnesses
Monitor the dispatch receipt and run archive, but never accept the worker's narration as proof.
A ship requires all of:
- the expected scoped git diff and origin ancestry;
- the issue-specific test or read-back green;
- `dos commit-audit` returning `OK` / `diff-witnessed`; and
- independent issue state agreeing with the witnessed commit.
If the worker exits without a commit, posts a typed refusal, or makes no progress, record the
failure receipt on the issue. Do not relaunch until the cause is repaired and preflight is green.
## 6. Finish safely
Push promptly once the exact issue is green. Release the lane lease only after publication or a
recorded non-ship. Before launching another worker, repeat capacity preflight, dry-run, and the
full witness barrier.
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