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[espg]

Splitting work flows per repo now, so new thread specific to just mortie work. Prior logs are at #39

This should also stop '@'-ing users...

[espg]

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Run summary — 2026-06-17

Two draft PRs advanced (both now green locally, both waiting on a decision from you); one issue re-pointed. Each PR got per-phase fresh-context self-reviews (🤖 *from Claude (review)*, COMMENT only).

PR #44 — robust hemisphere+ PIP (claude/22-hemisphere-pip, Refs #22) → waiting
Acted on your "option 1 — treat as a real coverage bug, fix here." The Phase-4 oracle tests (vs cdshealpix) had never actually run until maturin was built locally; with them running, 5 failed. Resolved:

• Added cdshealpix>=0.7 to the [test] extra (your sign-off) + fixed _cell_at for cdshealpix 0.8's scalar return shape.
• Crash fixed — the morton.rs:73 order-0 usize underflow on hemisphere-spanning rings (a base cell kept whole emitted an order-0 cell into POWERS_OF_4[order-1]).
• lon-45 flood fixed — wired SoS-robust robust_crossing into the descent fill walk, then made it a hybrid (fast path unless the straddle determinant is within 1e-12 of zero → SoS) to undo a CodSpeed perf regression the first cut caused. The review subagent verified the fast path is bit-equivalent and the 1e-12 gate is safe.
• Complement case — turned out to be a mis-specified test (its "world" ring is a sub-hemisphere sliver that cdshealpix covers identically to mortie, i.e. mortie was correct). Rewrote it to a genuine hemisphere+ ring+hole and flagged the divergence from the "coverage bug" framing as Question 2 rather than silently swapping.
• Result: pytest 232 passed / 8 skipped / 0 failed (was 227/5-failed); cargo test 106 passed; functional CI green (only informational CodSpeed trails).
• Open for you: (Q2) confirm the complement test-spec fix vs. wanting build_ring to infer hemisphere+ interior from a sub-hemisphere ring; (Q1) holes-CW wording vs ingest normalization; (Q3, non-blocking) SoS-hardening on_minor_arc.

PR #43 — decimal_morton kernel (claude/35-decimal-morton, Refs #35) → waiting
Answered all eight of your questions (comment) and did the actionable parts:

• mort2norm empty-input guard + test (b); re-pointed the encode bench at from_nested and re-quoted — now 0.78–0.88× of old geo2mort (was the "~1.65× slower" tuple-path figure), added coarsen/from_nested/to_nested bench cases so CodSpeed measures the new primitives (a/d/g).
• Explained the pre-existing lib.rs fmt/clippy drift (c), the coarsen 29→28 options (f, recommend keeping the order-28 tuple), when the tuple-path encode is hit (g), and confirmed maturin now builds in-env (h).
• Result: pytest 235 passed / 8 skipped; cargo test 122 passed.
• Open for you: (f) confirm keeping the order-28 tuple on 29→28 coarsen; (c) approve/decline a separate small-fix PR to fmt/clippy-clean lib.rs wholesale.

Issue #37 — deprecate MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON fallbacks → blocked
Per your "roll into #43", re-pointed it from #35 to PR #43 and marked it blocked (Blocked by #43); the removal lands as a later #43 phase. Left the fallbacks intact this run.

Issue #34 — optimization audit — no action needed. The "before #35" perf cluster is merged (#41); the encoding-coupled items are folded into #43, where #4 (batch rust_mort2nested/nested2mort + mort2norm rewire) and #9 (single-pass moc::normalize) landed in the prior run and #7/#8 remain deferred there. Tracked by #43; nothing standing on #34 itself.

Skipped (out of scope): #11 (discuss+blocked), #27 (author not @espg, unlabeled), #39 (superseded by this tracker).

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Run summary — 2026-06-17 (later)

You cleared waiting on both draft PRs and left directives on each since the last run; acted on both. Both are now back in your court.

PR #43 — decimal_morton kernel (#43, claude/35-decimal-morton) → waiting
Your asks: fix the branch conflicts, confirm the checklist, the coarsen 29→28, and the fmt/clippy small-fix.

• Conflict resolved & main merged (commit de09ee6). It was a real code conflict, not fmt: main's GIL-release rewrite of split_children_rust (allow_threads) collided with this branch's (flat, perm) flat-buffer return for the integer prefix trie. Kept the branch's tuple return (the rest of the fn consumes perm). Merge commit, no rebase/force-push.
• Green — rebuilt with maturin: cargo test --lib 123 pass, pytest 243 pass / 8 skip / 0 fail, flake8 clean. CI on the merge commit is green (tests 3.10/3.11/3.12, ruff, all wheels, codecov); only CodSpeed trails (informational perf flag, as before).
• Checklist clarified — phases 1–2 + bench + bridge are this PR's whole diff and are done; phases 3–5 (RangeMOC decision, Arrow/numpy skins) moved under "Follow-up (separate PRs)" since they were never code here. Flag if you'd rather keep them in-scope.
• coarsen 29→28 confirmed already implemented (keeps the order-28 tuple).
• fmt/clippy small-fix — approved, but I held it and asked you to confirm timing: a cargo fmt sweep on current main would re-conflict lib.rs (decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43), coverage_bench.rs/coverage.rs/sphere.rs (Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44) — undoing the clean merges. Recommend landing decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43 then Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44, then the sweep on post-merge main. (comment)
• Open for you: merge it (it's a draft — I don't flip ready/merge); confirm the checklist scope split + small-fix timing.

PR #44 — robust hemisphere+ PIP (#44, claude/22-hemisphere-pip) → discuss + waiting
You asked what it does / its cost / the merge argument / ordering vs #43. Posted a full candid writeup (comment): it's a ~+1330-line replacement of the gnomonic PIP core whose real justification is two live bugs — an order-0 underflow panic on hemisphere-spanning rings and the #11 ~100× over-coverage flood (lon-45 box: 1030 cells vs a cdshealpix oracle of 12); the hemisphere+ feature itself is the low-priority part riding along. Cost: large/moderately-complex diff, one documented on_minor_arc FP soft spot, a test-only cdshealpix dep, a CodSpeed flag. It's fully independent of #43 (zero file overlap; doesn't touch lib.rs) — merge #43 first as you prefer; #44 needs only a rebuild+retest afterward, no conflict. Three design questions still stand for you. No code changed (it's a discuss ask).

No action (correctly out of scope this run):

• Deprecate pure-Python parity fallbacks (MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON) for Rust functions #37 (deprecate MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON) — blocked by decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43, removal is a later decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43 phase.
• Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 (optimization audit) — encoding-coupled items folded into decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43; nothing standing on Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 itself.
• Major Feature / Enhancement — Full resolution Morton MOC datatype #35 / Support hemisphere+ polygons via S2-style edge crossing PIP #22 — represented by decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43 / Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44 respectively.
• Skipped: Polygon's malformed when crossing the prime meridian #11 (discuss+blocked), Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (author not @espg, unlabeled), Summary tracking issue #39 (superseded by this tracker).

Net: nothing actionable remains on my side — both PRs are green/answered and waiting on your merge + decisions.

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Notes from claude on #51

Two non-blocking items are flagged for your call, not merge blockers: the pandas from_arrow auto-promote hook (so table.to_pandas() yields a morton_index Series automatically), and surfacing from_latlon's point-encode path. The routine won't self-merge or flip ready-for-review — that's yours.

[espg]

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Run summary — 2026-06-18

Triggered by #43 + #44 landing. Net: #44 merged, #11 auto-closed, three new draft PRs (#49, #51, #52), one new decision issue (#50), and the #34/#35/#48 discussion threads resolved to current state. Per-PR self-reviews ran (🤖 from Claude (review)); diff-scoped findings folded.

Merged / closed

• Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44 (robust hemisphere+ PIP) → merged. I unblocked its CI by fixing a bench-compile break (the Phase-9 normalize arg wasn't propagated to coverage_bench.rs's 7 call sites; 441b409). It Closes #11 → Polygon's malformed when crossing the prime meridian #11 auto-closed.
• Support hemisphere+ polygons via S2-style edge crossing PIP #22 — the hemisphere+ feature shipped via Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44, but Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44 only Refs'd it, so Support hemisphere+ polygons via S2-style edge crossing PIP #22 is still open. Recommend closing it (left for you).

Open draft PRs (all implement, drafts — your merge call)

• PR morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51 (Major Feature / Enhancement — Full resolution Morton MOC datatype #35 skin) — morton_index datatype: 7 rust_mi_* numpy bindings + pandas ExtensionArray (Phase 5) + pyarrow ExtensionType (Phase 4), both as optional extras (lazy import; numpy-only install still works) per your approval. CI green; ruff I001 cleared (4dd19f8); self-review caught a real signed-i64 sort bug (southern base cells) — fixed. Ready for your review/merge. Non-blocking Qs: pandas __from_arrow__ auto-promote, from_latlon point-encode.
• PR MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52 (RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50 Phase 1) — MOC union/intersection/difference over morton covers, no new dep. Note: the healpix BMOC minus hangs on mixed-order input, so all three are the in-house sorted-range merge (extends the existing normalize) rather than BMOC — still Option D (no moc/cdshealpix), flagged as Q2. CI green; self-review verified the algorithm correct (3000 randomized trials), found one unused_mut (fixed a902afe); ruff I001 replied (pre-existing import grouping). Will need a merge main after morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51 lands (shared lib.rs) — I'll do that before it's mergeable.
• PR remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49 (Deprecate pure-Python parity fallbacks (MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON) for Rust functions #37) — removes the MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks, parity replaced by golden fixtures from current Rust output. Draft, reported green locally by its run. Awaiting your review.

Discussion threads resolved

• Major Feature / Enhancement — Full resolution Morton MOC datatype #35 — went discuss → plan → implement; you settled dtype name morton_index, Phase 5→4 order, comparisons+sort+domain-ops only, NEP-42 deferred → implemented in morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51.
• Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 — both perf clusters done (encoding-coupled Feature/unit tests and ci #4/Fix package namespace: Include mortie Python package in wheel #7/Namespace fix for Rust api #8/HOTFIX: Fix geo2mort function signature bug #9 in decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43; before-Major Feature / Enhancement — Full resolution Morton MOC datatype #35 New Feature/rust acceleration #5/Inconsistent behavior due to numba...  #1/Create test_norm2mort.py #2/Fixed txt file #3/Rust <> Python API compatibility #6/Fix antimeridian normalization in mort2polygon and mort2bbox #10 in #34 perf cluster (before #35): GIL release + descent hot-loop + micro-wins + batched vec2ang #41); remainder is the §D cleanups + RangeMOC (→RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50). waiting.
• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 — GIL release already on main (#34 perf cluster (before #35): GIL release + descent hot-loop + micro-wins + batched vec2ang #41, kept through decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43 merge); crate decision split to RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50; fmt sweep sequenced after morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51. waiting.
• RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50 (new) — RangeMOC/moc decision: you chose Option D (in-house/healpix, no moc, no FITS). Grounded by cargo tree (moc pulls a separate cdshealpix 0.9.1, not our healpix 0.3.2). → implemented as MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52.

Flagged / deferred

• CodSpeed Performance Analysis shows failure on morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51 and MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52, but the underlying Rust benchmarks Actions job passes on both (benches compile + run) — it's the informational CodSpeed comparison check, not a functional break. Worth confirming whether you treat it as merge-required.
• fmt/clippy sweep — unblocked (decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43+Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44 merged) but held until morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51 merges to avoid re-conflicting lib.rs; 21 mechanical warnings.
• 1.0.x release — tag-driven production action; yours to cut. I can draft release notes.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (author not @espg) — ignored, out of scope.

Nothing is in flight on my side now: #51 and #49 await your review/merge; #52 awaits review (and a post-#51 merge main); #22 awaits your close; #34/#48/#50 are waiting.

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Routine run summary (2026-06-18). Worklist built from open @espg issues with discuss/plan/implement/small-fix and open claude/ PRs with implement.

Discussion / plan threads (answered → waiting)

• Support hemisphere+ polygons via S2-style edge crossing PIP #22 (discuss) — answered "can this be closed?": yes, fully delivered by Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44 (merged) — robust any-size winding-number PIP + covers_complement guard + gnomonic plumbing deleted; not blocked on MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52. Recommended close (offered to open a small on_minor_arc SoS follow-up). comment
• Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 (plan) — posted the phased plan for the §D cleanups + fmt/clippy sweep bundled as one PR, with the sequencing constraint that the lib.rs-touching work + the wholesale cargo fmt must land after remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49 and MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52 merge (they edit lib.rs). 3 open questions for your sign-off before I cut claude/34-cleanup. comment
• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (discuss, v1.0 tracker) — posted a contract-first roadmap: Tier-0 = things you can't change post-1.0 (order 0–29 conformance sweep, the order-18-era→29 audit, repr freeze + golden fixtures); Tier-1 = mixed-order MOC semantics; Tier-2 = docs/packaging/review; plus gaps I think are missing (migration note, API-surface freeze) and a defer list (NEP-42, FITS, milestones/CONTRIBUTING). comment
• RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50 (discuss) — root-caused the upstream healpix 0.3.2 Bmoc::minus infinite loop: a missing terminal else in the Ordering::Greater arm of ops.rs::minus that fails to advance either cursor when a finer full cell sits inside a coarser full cell (the mixed-order trigger; or/and/xor make that arm total, so they're safe). One-line fix + test scoped for an upstream PR. Also answered the scope question: we are not deprecating healpix — only the MOC set-algebra goes in-house (because of this bug); the crate still backs geo↔nested conversions, cell geometry, neighbors, robust-PIP, and the from_nested/to_nested bridge. comment

PRs advanced (both draft, implement, no waiting/blocked)

• MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52 — moc_or/moc_and/moc_minus rename (was moc_union/intersection/difference) + docstring equivalency notes, per your directive. Python public API only; Rust/PyO3 names unchanged. phase 2 of issue #50 (e0492eb). Tests: 259 passed / 8 skipped. Self-review clean. Continuing — left for your review.
• remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49 — folded your four directives: cut _python_mort2norm + excised the FORCE_PYTHON switch from mort2norm (golden fixtures replace the parity test), removed both deprecated-path benchmark scripts, confirmed the dtype nit was already fixed. phase 2 of issue #37 (27db50e). Tests: 245 passed / 8 skipped. Finding (your verify request): the public mort2norm Rust path is still order-≤18-capped (length-19 power tables, panic! for order>18, i64 overflow at order 29) — expected since decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43 landed only the internal kernel. I did not expand scope; this belongs to the Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 Tier-0 order-29 audit. Self-review flagged one non-blocking item left standing for you: CLAUDE.md §7 still describes the now-removed MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON fallbacks (governance file → your call). Continuing — left for your review.

Other

• Major Feature / Enhancement — Full resolution Morton MOC datatype #35 (implement) — status note only: the scoped phases shipped (decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43 kernel, morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51 pandas/Arrow skin, RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50 = phase 3 decision); no open PR, no approved remaining scope. Remainder (mixed-order MOC, repr, order-29 conformance) folded into Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48. Recommended close-as-delivered or relabel — your call; left label as-is.
• Skipped: Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (notebook request by another author, no actionable label, not @espg) — out of scope, ignored per the label rules.

Needs your input

1. Upstream minus fix — want me to prep the ready-to-open patch+test for matt-cornell/healpix-rs?
2. Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 plan approval (+ the 3 open questions) before I cut the cleanup branch.
3. Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 v1.0 prioritization / whether to authorize me to carve the Tier-0/1 issues + a 1.0 milestone.
4. The order-18 cap on the public mort2norm/encoding surface (remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49 finding) — confirm it's a Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 v1.0 item, not in-scope for remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49.

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Run summary — 2026-06-18.

Worked to completion

• PR remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49 (Closes Deprecate pure-Python parity fallbacks (MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON) for Rust functions #37, remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON fallbacks) — landed phase 3: struck the now-stale §7 MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON paragraph from CLAUDE.md per your directive on the thread, replacing it with an accurate "Rust is the sole runtime path" statement. Fresh-context self-review came back clean (no surviving fallback refs, function list complete, nothing else in CLAUDE.md left contradictory). All three phases now done; the only open item (order-29 support for the public mort2norm path) is capped at order ≤18 and was moved to the Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 discussion. → waiting (complete, awaiting your review/merge).
• PR MOC boolean set algebra via the patched healpix BMOC fork #53 (Refs RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50, new — BMOC set-algebra via the patched healpix fork) — opened per your direction to "open a new PR that uses espg/healpix-rs." Swapped the healpix dep from crates.io 0.3.2 to your fork (git-pinned rev = 9118d38, v0.3.3 with the minus fix), implemented moc_or/moc_and/moc_minus backed by BMOC or/and/minus (Option D from RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50), inheriting MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52's naming/design decisions. Phases 1–4: dep swap → Rust impl + bindings + tests → Python wrappers + tests → folded the self-review's one real finding (the minus regression test had its operands reversed, so it never hit the buggy Greater arm and would've passed on unfixed 0.3.2 — now constructed with the finer cover as the minuend, so it genuinely pins the fork fix). cargo test 154 / pytest 290 green; ruff I001 bot answered (false positive vs the flake8 contract). Four design questions remain for you (rev-vs-tag pin, expose not/xor, Rust fn naming, normalize-on-build). → waiting.
• Issue Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (v1.0 sweep, discuss) — answered your order-29 representation question. Key finding: the Major Feature / Enhancement — Full resolution Morton MOC datatype #35 decimal_morton kernel (landed Rust-internal in decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43) is not decimal-digit storage — it's a packed unsigned u64 (MAX_ORDER = 29) that already fits the full 0–29 range with Z-order preserved. That reframes it as a storage-vs-repr decision; laid out 3 options (packed-uint64 dtype + decimal-string repr / 128-bit or Nx2 split / dual int+string) with tradeoffs, recommended the packed-uint64 path, and posed 3 clarifying questions. → waiting.

Skipped (with reason)

• PR MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52 (in-house range-merge set-ops) — blocked by you pending the fork test; superseded by PR MOC boolean set algebra via the patched healpix BMOC fork #53, which inherits its naming/design. Left untouched.
• Issue Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 (optimization audit / §D cleanup) — blocked by you until MOC set-algebra (union/intersection/difference) via sorted-range merge (phase 1 of #50) #52 and remove MORTIE_FORCE_PYTHON parity fallbacks #49 merge (clean rebase history). The §D + fmt/clippy plan is already posted there; no action this run.
• Issue RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50 — represented by its PR; worked PR MOC boolean set algebra via the patched healpix BMOC fork #53, not the issue.
• Issue Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (Antarctic grounding-zone notebook) — author is not an approved author and it carries no actionable label; ignored per scope.

Label state

waiting: #49, #53, #48. blocked: #52, #34 (both by your call). implement retained on #49 and #53.

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Routine run summary (2026-06-19). Worklist was the open implement/plan items by @espg plus the open claude/ PR. Everything below is in a terminal state; two PRs and two issues now need your call.

Touched this run

• PR #34 §D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep #57 — #34 §D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep → implement + waiting. Acted on your directive: (a) reviewed the codspeedbot morton_polygon fix (658c02f) for correctness — it's sound (pop-time budget re-check prevents overshoot; live heap set = the old greedy's candidate set, so same choices modulo the disclosed tie-break; current.index is identity-correct), and test_prefix_trie.py is 56 passed / 4 skipped locally; (b) investigated the order-4 coverage_* regression — it's measurement noise: Phase 1 strictly removed acos work from the descent, only the /4 cases were flagged while orders 6/8 (same benches) are untouched, and CodSpeed itself flagged "different runtime environments." Local criterion couldn't resolve it (this container's noise floor exceeds ±25%). Posted findings. Needs you: merge call + (optionally) acknowledge the two coverage_*[4] entries on CodSpeed to clear the only red check — I left that side-effecting action to you.

  • Note: the CodSpeed MCP server / skills you referenced aren't attached to this routine's environment (only the GitHub MCP is), so I couldn't drive it through them as suggested.

• PR packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58 — packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation (new, draft) → implement + waiting. Refs #48, Closes #56. Phase 1 landed (additive, wire-format-neutral): the decode-through-kernel to_decimal_repr, the one-way from_legacy_decimal converter you asked to ship, PyO3 bindings + MortonIndexArray.from_legacy/.decimal_repr, and the Tier-0 frozen golden fixtures (12 base cells × orders 0–29). Local: cargo test --lib 161 passed, pytest -q 303 passed / 8 skipped, flake8 clean. Blocked on a decision (PR Question (1)): Option A turns out to be an atomic whole-system i64 wire-format flip, not encode/decode-only — legacy and packed words are both bare, runtime-indistinguishable i64 sharing one channel with coverage/MOC/buffer/linestring + the prefix-trie's decimal-digit parser, so Phase 2 must flip all of them together (and it freezes into 1.x). The subagent stopped rather than guess that scope. Recommendation there is (A) authorize the full flip.

• Issue Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54 — BMOC xor/not follow-ups (plan) → waiting. Posted the implementation plan per your decisions: xor as the first commit (BMOC wrapper mirroring moc_or/etc.), domain-bounded not = minus(domain, cover) with whole-sphere default and clip-and-warn on out-of-domain cells. Promote to implement and I'll open the PR.

• Issues Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 / Cut fastNorm2Mort, VaexNorm2Mort #56 → implement + waiting. Both are now represented by PR packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58 (the migration folds in Cut fastNorm2Mort, VaexNorm2Mort #56 per your "same pr" call); the live question is PR packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58 Question (1).

Skipped (and why)

• Claude Summary Tracking #47 — this tracker (no action label). Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 — authored by another user, no actionable label. Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 — represented by PR #34 §D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep #57. The broader v1.0 docs/benchmark/packaging items on Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 remain discuss-stage (not yet scoped to implement), so no code on them this run.

One process flag

The migration subagent's harness worktree started on a stale branch (missing decimal_morton.rs/morton_index.py), briefly making the #43 kernel and #51 skin look absent; it reconciled by re-creating its branch from the true origin/main before writing code. No work lost, but flagging the stale-worktree behavior. (I also hit a transient HEAD-flip in the main checkout early on, resolved by re-checkout — likely the same worktree-init effect.)

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Routine run — 2026-06-20

Worklist built from open issues authored by espg carrying discuss/plan/implement/small-fix plus open claude/ PRs. Two prior-run PRs (#57 §D cleanup, #58 packed-u64 migration) had merged since the last run, which unblocked the one actionable implement.

Opened / advanced

• PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 — moc xor + domain-bounded not (claude/54-moc-xor-not, draft, implement). Implements Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54. Phase 1 moc_xor (Rust BMOC wrapper + binding + mortie.moc_xor, incl. the deferred MOC boolean set algebra via the patched healpix BMOC fork #53 order-0-operand coverage gap); Phase 2 mortie.moc_not(cover, domain=None) (pure-Python over moc_minus; default domain = 12 order-0 base cells via norm2mort, pinned to the post-packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58 encoding; out-of-domain cells clipped + warned). Per-phase fresh-context self-reviews run; diff-scoped findings folded (empty-domain warning, tautological test, straddle-clip test, order-0 partial-overlap). CI green (test 3.10/3.11/3.12, ruff, CodSpeed, wheels); cargo test 160, pytest 401/8-skip locally. → waiting on review.
• Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54 — represented by PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 now → waiting.

Status-only (work already landed; awaiting your direction)

• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (v1.0 sweep) — the Option-A packed-u64 migration landed via packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58 (folding Cut fastNorm2Mort, VaexNorm2Mort #56). Posted the discharged-vs-remaining Tier-0/1/2 checklist; the open design call is mixed-order MOC + which docs/packaging item to start. → stays waiting.
• Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 (optimization/duplication audit) — final code item (§D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep) landed via #34 §D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep #57; perf/duplication mandate fully discharged, no open PR. → waiting (close-or-keep-as-umbrella is your call).

Skipped (with reason)

• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (Antarctic grounding-zone notebook) — authored by another user, no actionable label in scope → out of scope, untouched.
• No discuss/plan/small-fix issues were open this run.

No dependencies added; no protected-branch/tag actions; all work on the per-issue claude/54-moc-xor-not branch. No PR marked ready-for-review or merged (drafts only).

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Routine run summary (2026-06-21).

Touched

• PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 (claude/54-moc-xor-not, moc_xor + domain-bounded moc_not, Refs Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54): addressed the one outstanding item from the prior run — the ruff bot's I001 un-sorted-imports comment (discussion_r3445960407) that landed after the prior run had already posted its done/waiting status. from pathlib import Path had been stranded in the third-party group when Phase 2 hoisted import warnings; moved it into the stdlib group and dropped a stray blank line (d5fe9fb). Verified ruff check --select I001 clean, flake8 --select=E9,F63,F7,F82 clean, pytest mortie/tests/test_coverage.py green (74 passed, 1 skipped). Replied on the bot comment and resolved the thread. State: implement + waiting (unchanged — both phases complete, awaiting your review).

Skipped — all genuinely waiting on you, no new owner input since the label was applied

• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (v1.0 sweep): the Option-A packed-u64 migration landed (packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58); waiting on your pick of what's next — (1) mixed-order MOC semantics discuss, (2) docs, (3) packaging/review.
• Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 (optimization/audit tracker): mandate fully discharged (#34 perf cluster (before #35): GIL release + descent hot-loop + micro-wins + batched vec2ang #41/decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43/#34 §D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep #57 merged, Part 2 → RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50, Polygon's malformed when crossing the prime meridian #11 → Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44); waiting on your call to close it or keep as an umbrella. Closing is yours.
• Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54: represented by PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 above — worked the PR, not the issue.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (notebook request): authored by a non-approved user and carries no actionable label — out of scope, no action.

No new branches or PRs opened; no labels needed changing. One note: PR #59's build-wheels.yml windows-latest wheel job shows red, but that's the tag-driven release workflow (not the test.yml PR gate) and is unrelated to this diff — flagging rather than touching it.

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Routine run summary (2026-06-23). Worklist built from open @espg issues carrying discuss/plan/implement/small-fix plus open claude/ PRs carrying implement. Nothing was actionable this run — every open item is genuinely waiting on you, with no new @espg input since its label was applied, and the one fresh issue is blocked only on a missing label.

Needs a label before I can act

• morton_coverage/morton_coverage_moc cap order at 18 while geo2mort accepts up to 29 #60 (morton_coverage/morton_coverage_moc order cap at 18 vs geo2mort's 29) — filed by you today, well-specified (guard at coverage.py ~145/199, refs mortie shardmap backend: order-8 MOC upsamples every granule onto every shard (OOM) englacial/zagg#92). It carries no label, so it's out of scope under §5 (unlabeled → ignored), and applying a label myself is a side-effecting action that's yours to make. Add implement (or small-fix) and I'll open a draft PR next run to lift the cap and update the docstrings. Reads like a clean small-fix/implement; flagging rather than touching it.

Skipped — all waiting on you, no new @espg input since the label

• PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 (claude/54-moc-xor-not, moc_xor + domain-bounded moc_not, Refs Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54) — both phases complete, CI green, self-review findings folded, ruff bot resolved (06-21). Awaiting your review. implement + waiting, unchanged.
• Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54 — represented by PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59. Last genuine input from you was 2026-06-19 (pre-PR). waiting.
• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (v1.0 sweep) — Option-A packed-u64 migration landed (packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58); waiting on your pick of what's next (mixed-order MOC discuss / docs / packaging).
• Optimization & duplication audit + moc/RangeMOC adoption research #34 (optimization/audit tracker) — mandate discharged (#34 perf cluster (before #35): GIL release + descent hot-loop + micro-wins + batched vec2ang #41/decimal_morton: full-resolution 64-bit Morton MOC kernel (phase 1) #43/#34 §D cleanup + fmt/clippy sweep #57 merged, Part 2 → RangeMOC / moc-crate adoption decision (split from #35 Phase 3) #50, Polygon's malformed when crossing the prime meridian #11 → Robust hemisphere+ point-in-polygon (S2-style orientation + SoS) #44); waiting on your call to close it or keep as an umbrella.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (notebook request) — authored by a non-approved user, no actionable label → out of scope.

No branches/PRs opened, no labels changed, no protected-branch or tag actions.

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Run summary — acted on the three items you posted directives on today, plus the issues/PR sweep.

Worked

• PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 (claude/54-moc-xor-not, implement) → now waiting. Added Phase 3 per your request: a Binder-runnable notebook (examples/morton_set_algebra.ipynb) documenting all five MOC set-algebra verbs (or/and/minus/xor/not) with narrative, example code, and before/after plots; plus additive repo2docker config (binder/environment.yml, binder/postBuild) and a README Binder badge. The publish pipeline (pyproject.toml/Cargo.toml/workflows) is untouched — explicit change list + reasoning on the PR. Notebook executes end-to-end (nbconvert); self-review ran and its one diff-scoped finding (pin JupyterLab) was folded. Couldn't verify a real mybinder build (external service) — flagged for a smoke-launch before it clears draft.
• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (v1.0 sweep, implement) → waiting. Per "open sub-issues for each of the remaining checklist items," opened and linked v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61–v1.0: issues sweep, milestone, and CONTRIBUTING #69 as sub-issues. Left them unlabeled so your label is the prioritization lever; proposed labels per item here.
• morton_coverage/morton_coverage_moc cap order at 18 while geo2mort accepts up to 29 #60 (coverage order cap, plan) → waiting. Posted the lift plan + the full order-29 compatibility audit you asked for. Headline: the coverage/linestring/set-op cap is one shared, stale moc.rs MAX_DEPTH = 18 (its "64-bit limit" comment predates the packed-u64 migration (Option A) + norm2mort consolidation #58 packed-u64 migration); the bit-budget actually fits u64 at order 29, so it's liftable, and it's the same constant moc xor + domain-bounded not #59/v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61 need. geo2mort/norm2mort are already order-29; morton_buffer is order-agnostic; legacy_to_nested's ≤18 is correct (deprecated path).

Created (sub-issues of #48, unlabeled pending your prioritization)
#61 mixed-order MOC semantics + MOC depth ceiling · #62 spec/conventions page · #63 healpix interchange guide · #64 morton_index user docs · #65 README/cross-order benchmarks · #66 update example notebooks · #67 packaging/extras audit · #68 full codebase review · #69 issues sweep + milestone + CONTRIBUTING.

Skipped (with reason)

• Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54 (enhancement/implement/waiting) — the work is represented by PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59; no activity from you on the issue thread since waiting was applied, so left as-is.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (Antarctic grounding-zone notebook) — authored by a non-approved user and carries no actionable label; out of scope until a maintainer label is applied.

Nothing pushed to protected branches; all work on claude/*; drafts only.

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Run summary (mortie)

Worked — PR #70 (Lift coverage/MOC/set-op order cap 18 → 29, Closes #60): found it at phase 1 (only moc.rs MAX_DEPTH lifted; the order guards still capped at 18, so morton_coverage(order=19) still raised). Advanced it to done:

• Phase 2 — lifted the (1..=18) guards to (1..=29) in coverage.rs (×3), linestring.rs, coverage.py (×2), linestring.py; fixed the "1–18" docstrings, the geo2uniq text, and USAGE.md.
• Phase 3 — TestCoverageHighOrder for flat/MOC/linestring/buffer coverage at orders 19/22/29, the zagg child_order+3 = 22 case (mortie shardmap backend: order-8 MOC upsamples every granule onto every shard (OOM) englacial/zagg#92), and a lossless MOC↔flat densify; flipped the order=19-raises assertions to order=30 (Python + Rust).
• Phase 4 — UserWarning on flat covers above ~1M cells naming the MOC/max_cells alternative (verified an order-29 flat cover OOM-kills the process; the MOC form stays compact).
• Folded the fresh-context self-review (no correctness blockers): tightened the post-hoc-warning docstring, added a default-threshold high-order warning test, an order=30 MOC raise test, and lifted geo2mort.rs's order-range test to 29.

Gates green locally: cargo test 160, cargo fmt --check clean, flake8 clean, pytest -m "not slow" 391 passed / 8 pre-existing skips. State: implement + waiting — all phases complete, awaiting review plus one open question (post-hoc UserWarning vs a pre-emptive hard cap for huge flat covers; the plan's question on this was never answered before promotion).

Skipped (correctly):

• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48, Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54, PR moc xor + domain-bounded not #59 — carry waiting with no new @espg input since the label was applied.
• v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61–v1.0: issues sweep, milestone, and CONTRIBUTING #69 (the v1.0 sweep sub-issues) — open but unlabeled, so out of scope until a discuss/plan/implement/small-fix label is applied.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 — not authored by @espg.

Still standing for @espg: the warn-vs-hard-cap decision on PR #70, and the self-review's pre-existing provenance nit (a moc_minus comment cites a "pinned fork" while Cargo.toml uses crates.io healpix = "0.3.3").

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Run summary (mortie) — issues sweep

Landed since last run: PR #70 (order-cap 18→29) and PR #59 (moc_xor/moc_not) both merged; repo is on 0.8.2.

Worked this sweep (all discuss/plan → comment-only, no code/branches):

• Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54 (discuss) — you asked "is this ready to be closed?" Confirmed all tracked items (xor, domain-bounded not, the order-0 operand test gap) shipped in merged moc xor + domain-bounded not #59, and the MAX_DEPTH 18→29 cross-ref is resolved by Lift coverage/MOC/set-op order cap from 18 to 29 #70. Recommended closing; waiting (left the close to you).
• v1.0: packaging & extras audit (pyproject extras + wheel matrix) #67 (discuss) — confirmed runtime stays numpy-only; for your Cargo.toml auto-versioning ask, the friction is the verify-and-fail "tag matches Cargo.toml" step in build-wheels.yml — proposed replacing it with a sync-and-commit step that writes the tag version into Cargo.toml before the build, mirroring the existing update-changelog job. Flagged that the actual workflow edit needs your sign-off (§1/§7). waiting.
• WKB/native-geometry #71 (discuss) — laid out WKB/WKT ingest options under the numpy-only constraint (shapely-gated adapter vs minimal built-in reader) and emit options (per-cell boxes vs dissolved boundary vs the existing Arrow/Parquet binary interchange); noted the cell-boundary geometry emit needs already exists (boundaries() → cell_corners). waiting.
• v1.0: update example notebooks for the packed-u64 / order-29 encoding #66 (plan) — 4-phase plan: switch binder from the maturin source-build to pip install mortie==0.8.2 (the abi3 wheel — answers your binder-speed question), fix the legacy cell_order decimal-digit inference in morton_coverage_example.ipynb → infer_order_from_morton, sweep the other notebooks, verify end-to-end + binder reachability. waiting.
• v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61 (plan) — mixed-order MOC semantics decision (depth ceiling resolved by moc xor + domain-bounded not #59/Lift coverage/MOC/set-op order cap from 18 to 29 #70; flat self-describing array is the storage form; normalize/compress + set-op composition across orders pinned to existing tests) plus a phased plan for your new min/highest-order-common-parent reduction (deepest common ancestor via the shared base-cell + longest body-prefix, raising across base cells). Posted a correction afterward: an earlier parenthetical wrongly said xor/not weren't implemented (a subagent read a stale tree) — they are. waiting.

Skipped (correctly): #48 (implement+waiting, no new input); the unlabeled v1.0 sub-issues #62/#63/#64/#65/#68/#69 (out of scope until labeled); #27 (non-@espg author).

Process note: I ran the five responses partly via parallel subagents that shared the working tree while I synced it to main, which caused one stale-read slip on #61 (corrected). Next sweep I'll sync the tree to main before dispatching so research is against current code.

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Run summary (mortie).

Worked

• v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61 → new draft PR moc_min / common_ancestor: deepest-common-ancestor reduction #72 (claude/61-moc-min, labeled implement + waiting). Implements the moc_min / common_ancestor deepest-common-ancestor reduction requested on v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61, per the approved plan and the answered open questions (public common_ancestor, moc_min alias, scalar uint64 return, single→itself, empty/mixed-base-cell raise, mixed orders accepted). Rust kernel decimal_morton::common_ancestor + rust_moc_min binding + Python wrapper/exports, with Rust + Python tests. Both phases landed, a fresh-context self-review was folded (docstring-example fix, area/point-kind docs + tests, underflow note), and a real CI break the self-review didn't catch — an order-29 densification OOM in one test — was diagnosed from the runner logs and fixed (coarsen-based containment check). Test matrix green on 3.10/3.11/3.12 + ruff + wheel builds; CodSpeed's external check fails instantly (baseline/token, not this diff). State: waiting on review + two questions (result area/point kind; whether to Closes #61).

Skipped (and why)

• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (implement,waiting): last @espg action was "open sub-issues"; that was done and waiting re-applied — no @espg reply since. Still waiting.
• Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54, WKB/native-geometry #71, v1.0: packaging & extras audit (pyproject extras + wheel matrix) #67, v1.0: update example notebooks for the packed-u64 / order-29 encoding #66 (discuss/plan,waiting): each already has its discuss/plan answer posted as the last comment with no @espg response since the waiting label — nothing new to act on. (Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54 and v1.0: packaging & extras audit (pyproject extras + wheel matrix) #67 carry pending @espg yes/no calls: close Follow-ups from the BMOC set-algebra PR (#53) #54?, and green-light the build-wheels.yml Cargo.toml auto-bump?)
• v1.0 docs: specification & conventions page (bit-layout + resolution/Δ table + frozen-convention statement) #62–v1.0: refresh README benchmarks + add a cross-order benchmark table #65, v1.0: full codebase review for the 1.x freeze #68, v1.0: issues sweep, milestone, and CONTRIBUTING #69 (v1.0 sub-issues): currently unlabeled, so out of scope until one of discuss/plan/implement is applied.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27: authored by a non-approved user — out of scope.

No blocked items; nothing else actionable this run.

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Run summary — 2026-06-26

Worked every open @espg item carrying an actionable label since your latest round of comments. All touched items left in a clean terminal state (waiting on you, except where noted).

Discuss responses (comment only, now waiting):

• moc_min followup #74 (discuss) — laid out the split_base_cells companion design: standalone partition primitive (recommended, dict[base→array]) vs a base_cell_splits= flag on moc_min, with 4 one-pass questions. → waiting
• Follow up items for the week of June 23, 2026 #73 (discuss) — batched the 10 follow-ups into PR groups: a small-fix bundle (items (3)+(10), the FORCE_PYTHON remnants), own-PR items ((1) on_minor_arc, (4)+(5) the morton_index datatype skin: pandas + Arrow (phases 4 & 5 of #35) #51 skin gaps, (6) flat-cover guard), decide-first items ((7) smallvec, (8) clippy, (9) tie-break, (D)), and the gated ruff-CI item (A/B/C). Asked you to label per the grouping. → waiting
• WKB/native-geometry #71 (discuss) — answered the four follow-ups: shapely-primary/spherely-accepted lazy adapter (numpy-only at runtime), don't register a PROJ projection (index isn't a projection; emit EPSG:4326), WKB+WKT both, and plain-WKB-default / EWKB(SRID=4326)-opt-in as best practice. → waiting
• v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61 (discuss) — answered the NEP-42 / __repr__ / uint↔morton questions (deliver the datetime-like UX via the pandas/pyarrow skins + a repr now, treat native numpy NEP-42 as post-1.0; the uint↔morton ask is a to_string/from_string render-parse pair since the uint64 already round-trips), and converted the Scope to checkboxes — ticked depth-ceiling / storage-form / normalize / set-op composition / moc_min, left the dtype-NEP-42 interplay and the 1.x freeze statement open. → waiting

Implementation:

• PR moc_min / common_ancestor: deepest-common-ancestor reduction #72 (implement) — folded your result-kind directive: common_ancestor now canonicalizes a batch to Kind::Area (single element still returns itself), commit 90f0399. Fresh-context self-review found no bug; cargo test 173 / pytest 430 green, CI green (the lone red is the known unrelated CodSpeed fast_norm2mort_scalar noise). Both your PR questions are now resolved (v1.0: mixed-order MOC semantics  #61 left open, body updated). → waiting on your review/merge.
• PR Update example notebooks for order-29 packed encoding + binder wheel #76 (implement, opened this run) — issue v1.0: update example notebooks for the packed-u64 / order-29 encoding #66: 5 example notebooks + binder updated for order-29. Binder → pinned mortie==0.8.2 wheel; removed the stale decimal-digit order inference (cell_order, morton_clip_order) in favor of infer_order_from_morton/clip2order; extended the resolution table to order 29 (km→m→mm, generated from order2res); added order-29 showcase cells. Beyond plan, fixed a real int64→uint64 morton-dtype corruption (int64 placeholders silently float64-promote concatenated covers). Self-review clean; CI fully green. → waiting on three @espg questions (Earthdata-gated notebooks on binder, launch badges, res2display extension).

Blocked — needs you:

• v1.0: packaging & extras audit (pyproject extras + wheel matrix) #67 (implement) — the packaging audit is done (runtime numpy-only ✓, maturin-only ✓, wheel matrix ✓, no stale setup files). The greenlit version-sync edit to build-wheels.yml is implemented and validated but could not be pushed: this routine's token lacks the GitHub workflow scope (both OAuth git push and the App-token MCP write are rejected). A human with workflow scope must land it. The full ready-to-lift diff is in the v1.0: packaging & extras audit (pyproject extras + wheel matrix) #67 thread. → waiting. (Same scope gap that left small fixes: relicense to MIT, ruff lint workflow #40's lint.yml unlanded — see Follow up items for the week of June 23, 2026 #73 item A.)

Skipped (correctly):

• Version 1.0 Sweep (Follow up to new morton datatype) #48 (implement+waiting) — no @espg activity since waiting was applied; left as-is.
• Workflow for Antarctic Grounding Zone Acceleration #27 (not @espg) and the unlabeled v1.0 sub-issues (v1.0 docs: specification & conventions page (bit-layout + resolution/Δ table + frozen-convention statement) #62/v1.0 docs: HEALPix-ecosystem interchange guide #63/v1.0 docs: morton_index datatype user documentation #64/v1.0: refresh README benchmarks + add a cross-order benchmark table #65/v1.0: full codebase review for the 1.x freeze #68/v1.0: issues sweep, milestone, and CONTRIBUTING #69) — out of scope until a matching label is applied by a human.

Headline for you: two authorized CI changes (#67 version-sync, #40 lint.yml) are both blocked solely on the missing workflow token scope — granting it (or a human push) unblocks both.

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