HEAVY self-review

Criterion review

• Criterion 1: schema, runtime, and renderer RED→GREEN evidence is specific and behavior-sensitive.
• Criterion 2: live running-child steer passed through the Senpi RPC harness; resident revival passed through a direct changed-library driver. The broader mock-provider E2E failure occurred before task_send and is disclosed.
• Criterion 3: package tests, compatibility, typecheck, build, and diff checks passed. LSP was unavailable and is disclosed.
• Criterion 4: pending PR/reviewer/merge.

Programming post-write review

1. Single responsibility: PASS. send-schema.ts owns the public input schema; send.ts owns task_send routing; renderers.ts owns control-tool rendering; the new test owns the always-steer public contract.
2. Boundary purity: PASS. TypeBox remains the boundary parser, and removing deliver_as makes invalid delivery modes unrepresentable in TaskSendInput.
3. Variant discrimination: PASS. Structured messages and result variants remain exhaustively switched with assertNever.
4. Escape hatches: PASS. No any, suppression, non-null assertion, or ignored diagnostic was added.
5. Defensive layer: PASS. The patch removes obsolete delivery validation branches rather than adding redundant checks.
6. One-off helpers: PASS. No new production helper was introduced.
7. Tests: PASS. Reverting the schema/runtime/renderer change reproduces the three captured RED failures.
8. Parameter bloat: PASS. No function gained parameters; validateParams was simplified from three parameters to one.
9. Redundant verification: PASS. Runtime cleanup checks are QA receipts, not production setter/getter duplication.
10. Negative naming: PASS. No new negative-form production name was added.
11. Logging: PASS. No logging behavior changed.

Size check

Command:

bun run packages/omo-senpi/plugin/skills/programming/scripts/typescript/check-no-excuse-rules.ts <14 changed TypeScript files>

Result: No violations in 14 file(s).

Review-driven cleanup

The self-review found that the control-layer SendManager, SendResultDetails, and renderer still carried unreachable interrupt/no-op variants after the public option was removed. Those dead public-control variants were removed while preserving the lower-level manager/steering interrupt API used by internal lifecycle and adversarial tests.