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helios-lifecycle

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Check Helios scheduler, response ownership, checkpoint cache, offload, and threaded rank lifecycles with TLA+ and Rust conformance, and completion/state-view validators with Kani. Use when changing admission, output buffering, response lifetime, speculation, cancellation, fences, generations, cache compaction, snapshot aliases, offload aggregation, drain handling, readiness, or validation arithmetic.

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    Read verification/helios-lifecycle/README.md for the covered Rust functions, state projection, bounds, assumptions, tool setup, and command.

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    Run from the repository root:

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    When covered Rust changes, review the corresponding transition, projection, and rejection assertions.

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    Run with --mutations in an idle worktree to check deliberate faults in the model and real Rust guards, restore the source, and rerun.

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SKILL.md

Helios lifecycle

Read verification/helios-lifecycle/README.md for the covered Rust functions, state projection, bounds, assumptions, tool setup, and command. This check covers scheduler ownership under an executor completion/drain contract and the actual threaded rank bookkeeping helpers, checkpoint ownership, speculative accounting, snapshot backing aliases, offload aggregation, and native response admission and event ownership. Response checks also exercise worker completion, reasoning continuation, and HTTP admission through terminal stream frames. CUDA execution, the surrounding controller, and coordinated drain require their own execution checks. Kani harnesses cover sequential validator properties. Use docs/verification.md to select the checks for an affected property.

Run from the repository root:

python3 verification/helios-lifecycle/check.py --tlc-jar /path/to/tla2tools.jar

For completion-vector, prepared completion-contract, or state-view geometry changes, run cargo kani --manifest-path helios/Cargo.toml --lib with the pinned setup in the README. Kani covers StateView::contains and fits_storage; run the accompanying state_view_validation_resolves_buffers_and_preserves_storage_errors test for manifest lookup and diagnostics. Preserve the harness's full integer domains, dtype cases, and empty/nonempty geometry inputs.

Supply --java or --target-dir when needed. Read every TLA+ result with pstack's statechart skill. For a failure, identify the violated operation or invariant and replay counterexamples through the covered production scheduler, cache, transfer coordinator, or rank protocol methods. Correct a modeling error from the implementation's actual behavior. Preserve a valid failing property and report the runtime defect.

When covered Rust changes, review the corresponding transition, projection, and rejection assertions. Use maintain-formal-verification-skill for semantic drift. Run with --mutations in an idle worktree to check deliberate faults in the model and real Rust guards, restore the source, and rerun. A passing abstract model alone does not establish Rust conformance. Report the stated bounds, observed-edge check, mutation result, and any unrun execution checks.

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