# Real-World Agent Lane: control-2

Round: `real-world-20260513T005733Z`
Arm: `no_m1nd`

Do not use m1nd. Use normal coding-agent investigation: file reads, rg, git, tests, compiler output, and direct repo inspection.

Do not guess the benchmark hypothesis. Work as if this is a normal coding task.
Keep public claims out of the result. Record missing proof instead of smoothing it away.
Do not commit, publish, or push fixture repo changes.

## Fixture Repositories

- click-python-cli (python): `.m1nd-benchmark-fixtures/real-world/click-python-cli`
- p-limit-node (typescript): `.m1nd-benchmark-fixtures/real-world/p-limit-node`
- human-panic-rust-cli (rust): `.m1nd-benchmark-fixtures/real-world/human-panic-rust-cli`

## Isolated Lane Workspaces

Use your isolated workspace paths for patch tasks. Do not edit shared fixture repos.
- click-python-cli: `.m1nd-benchmark-fixtures/real-world-lanes/real-world-20260513T005733Z/control-2/click-python-cli`
- p-limit-node: `.m1nd-benchmark-fixtures/real-world-lanes/real-world-20260513T005733Z/control-2/p-limit-node`
- human-panic-rust-cli: `.m1nd-benchmark-fixtures/real-world-lanes/real-world-20260513T005733Z/control-2/human-panic-rust-cli`

If a fixture is missing, clone it from the URL in `round.json` or mark the affected task invalidated.

## Task Battery

- repo_architecture_audit on `click-python-cli`: Explain the repo architecture, main modules, entrypoints, data/control flow, and top risks. Expected evidence: main entrypoints named, module boundaries named, at least two real file references, risk list separates proven facts from hypotheses.
- feature_location on `p-limit-node`: Find where a named feature or public behavior is implemented and identify the tests that protect it. Expected evidence: implementation file named, test file named or missing test stated, false-positive files avoided.
- flow_explanation on `human-panic-rust-cli`: Explain a realistic request/command/API flow from public entrypoint to internal behavior. Expected evidence: entrypoint named, intermediate calls named, observable output or side effect named.
- bug_symptom_triage on `click-python-cli`: Given a realistic symptom, isolate the most likely fault boundary and name the next verification step. Expected evidence: most likely fault file or function named, alternative theory preserved or rejected, next command/test/file named.
- safe_change_plan on `p-limit-node`: Plan a small behavior change, including blast radius, files to edit, and proof gates. Expected evidence: edit targets named, downstream callers or tests named, risky assumptions explicit.
- small_feature_patch on `human-panic-rust-cli`: Implement a tiny feature or option consistent with local style and run focused checks. Expected evidence: minimal patch, test or example updated when appropriate, focused check result recorded.
- seeded_bug_fix on `click-python-cli`: Fix a seeded or clearly described bug without broad refactors. Expected evidence: root cause named, patch is scoped, regression proof recorded.
- bounded_refactor_plan on `p-limit-node`: Prepare a bounded refactor and identify hidden coupling before any edit. Expected evidence: coupled files named, safe ordering proposed, rollback or proof boundary named.
- code_review_diff on `human-panic-rust-cli`: Review a supplied or seeded diff for real bugs, regressions, and missing tests. Expected evidence: findings ordered by severity, file/line references when available, style-only comments avoided.
- docs_drift_check on `click-python-cli`: Compare README/docs claims against implementation and identify drift or missing documentation. Expected evidence: claim source named, code truth named, drift or no-drift conclusion justified.

## Required Result

Fill a JSON result using `lane-result-template.json`.
