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id, name, status, depends_on, scope, risk, impact, level, tags
id name status depends_on scope risk impact level tags
architecture/oq-tn-14-tracker OQ-TN-14 follow-through: unix lands with local v1; stdio stays alktty's pending
single trivial isolated research
architecture
external-trigger
unix
stdio
alktty

Description

OQ-TN-14 is resolved (open-questions.md, 2026-09-07): unix ships with the local feature v1 (tunnels/local-socket-halves); stdio is OUT of scope. A spawned process's stdio is alktty's pipe mode (exit codes + signals are tty semantics, not tunnel semantics); remote command execution composes via alktty.

This task stays open as the boundary-maintenance tracker (research level, not implementation work). It re-opens the question only if a concrete consumer demonstrates the resolved posture is wrong:

  1. A consumer needs stdio tunneling with NO process semantics (no exit code, no signals), e.g. piping an already-running long-lived process's existing stdio. That is a different resource shape (the pipe IS the resource, no dial); it would need its own ADR, not a silent addition to local.
  2. A consumer reports confusion about when to use alktunnels vs alktty for a stdio-like flow; the composition boundary in OQ-TN-14 needs sharpening in the docs, not code.

If neither arrives, this task closes with the implementation phase.

Work

  • Re-read OQ-TN-14 + alktty's tty-local.md §pipe mode at triage; confirm the boundary held (no stdio-shaped resource got registered as a tunnel resource).

Verification

  • Tracked (this file existing and being reviewed at triage time IS the tracking mechanism; no code or doc change is expected unless a boundary condition above arrives)

Out of scope

  • Implementing stdio bridging (would need its own ADR per the conditions above)

References

  • docs/architecture/open-questions.md OQ-TN-14 (the resolution)
  • alktty docs/architecture/tty-local.md §pipe mode (the owner of process stdio)
  • docs/sdd_process.md §Deferred OQs and the blocker-task half

Notes

Agent fills during implementation.

Summary

Agent fills this on completion.