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Fix the DIFC awf-cli-proxy startup path — a single ~7-minute infra incident (07:46–07:53 UTC, 2026-06-10) failed two scheduled agentic workflows before the agent ever ran. Both failures share one signature: the firewall fails fast after only 2 liveness probes when the external DIFC proxy is slow to accept connections.
The awf-cli-proxy sidecar tunnels localhost:18443 → host.docker.internal:18443 (external DIFC proxy), then probes liveness with gh api .../rate_limit. The probe failed connection-refused, the firewall aborted, and the agent was never invoked.
[cli-proxy] DIFC proxy probe failed (attempt 1/2), retrying in 1s...
[cli-proxy] ERROR: DIFC proxy liveness probe failed for localhost:18443 (gh api exit=0)
[cli-proxy] gh api error: Get "(localhost/redacted) dial tcp [::1]:18443: connect: connection refused
[cli-proxy] Failing fast to avoid repeated in-agent retries
[ERROR] Fatal error: AWF firewall failed to start: awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxy ... The agent was never invoked.
Both runs failed in the same minute window, so the trigger is host-level DIFC proxy startup contention under concurrent scheduled jobs — the fail-fast probe (2 attempts, 1s apart) is too tight to absorb it.
Evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit (both runs): turns: 0 vs baselines 10 / 118 → agent never executed.
audit-diff (27261698585 fail vs 27261149457 success, same workflow): has_anomalies: false, anomaly_count: 0, no new blocked domains, no posture change, token_usage: 0. All deltas are downstream of the agent not starting — confirms no firewall-policy or config regression.
Probe resolves localhost to IPv6 [::1]; worth confirming the tunnel listener binds the same family.
Existing Issue Correlation
[aw] Auto-Triage Issues failed #38308 and [aw] Sub-Issue Closer failed #38305 are the auto-generated per-workflow failure issues for this cluster; both say only "assign to an agent to debug." This issue supplies the shared root-cause analysis and remediation they lack — treat them as duplicates of this item.
[aw] Daily Hippo Learn failed #38306 (Daily Hippo Learn failed, run 27261326308) failed in the same window but on a different cause — Docker Hub pull timeout for node:lts-alpine (registry-1.docker.io ... i/o timeout, exit 123). Transient network; no code fix required. P2, left to its existing issue.
Cancelled run 27261134689 (Auto-Triage) was a benign concurrency cancellation (superseded by run 27261149457, which succeeded). No action.
Proposed Remediation
Add bounded retry/backoff to the DIFC cli-proxy liveness probe — replace the 2-attempt/1s fail-fast with exponential backoff (e.g., ~5 attempts over ~15–30s) so brief proxy-startup contention no longer fails the whole run.
Confirm IPv4/IPv6 binding parity for the localhost:18443 tunnel listener vs the probe's [::1] resolution; pin to 127.0.0.1 if the listener is IPv4-only.
Optional (P2, Hippo Learn): mirror/pre-pull the Docker Hub node:lts-alpine base image to ghcr.io to remove the Docker Hub registry from the critical pull path.
Success Criteria
Scheduled agentic runs survive transient DIFC proxy startup slowness without a fatal firewall abort (agent reaches turn 1).
No awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxy fatal in scheduled runs over a 7-day observation window.
Verify with audit that turns > 0 on the next scheduled Auto-Triage / Sub-Issue Closer runs.
Fix the DIFC awf-cli-proxy startup path — a single ~7-minute infra incident (07:46–07:53 UTC, 2026-06-10) failed two scheduled agentic workflows before the agent ever ran. Both failures share one signature: the firewall fails fast after only 2 liveness probes when the external DIFC proxy is slow to accept connections.
The awf-cli-proxy sidecar tunnels localhost:18443 → host.docker.internal:18443 (external DIFC proxy), then probes liveness with gh api .../rate_limit. The probe failed connection-refused, the firewall aborted, and the agent was never invoked.
[cli-proxy] DIFC proxy probe failed (attempt 1/2), retrying in 1s...
[cli-proxy] ERROR: DIFC proxy liveness probe failed for localhost:18443 (gh api exit=0)
[cli-proxy] gh api error: Get "(localhost/redacted) dial tcp [::1]:18443: connect: connection refused
[cli-proxy] Failing fast to avoid repeated in-agent retries
[ERROR] Fatal error: AWF firewall failed to start: awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxy ... The agent was never invoked.
Both runs failed in the same minute window, so the trigger is host-level DIFC proxy startup contention under concurrent scheduled jobs — the fail-fast probe (2 attempts, 1s apart) is too tight to absorb it.
Evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit (both runs): turns: 0 vs baselines 10 / 118 → agent never executed.
audit-diff (27261698585 fail vs 27261149457 success, same workflow): has_anomalies: false, anomaly_count: 0, no new blocked domains, no posture change, token_usage: 0. All deltas are downstream of the agent not starting — confirms no firewall-policy or config regression.
Probe resolves localhost to IPv6 [::1]; worth confirming the tunnel listener binds the same family.
Existing Issue Correlation
[aw] Auto-Triage Issues failed #38308 and [aw] Sub-Issue Closer failed #38305 are the auto-generated per-workflow failure issues for this cluster; both say only "assign to an agent to debug." This issue supplies the shared root-cause analysis and remediation they lack — treat them as duplicates of this item.
[aw] Daily Hippo Learn failed #38306 (Daily Hippo Learn failed, run 27261326308) failed in the same window but on a different cause — Docker Hub pull timeout for node:lts-alpine (registry-1.docker.io ... i/o timeout, exit 123). Transient network; no code fix required. P2, left to its existing issue.
Cancelled run 27261134689 (Auto-Triage) was a benign concurrency cancellation (superseded by run 27261149457, which succeeded). No action.
Proposed Remediation
Add bounded retry/backoff to the DIFC cli-proxy liveness probe — replace the 2-attempt/1s fail-fast with exponential backoff (e.g., ~5 attempts over ~15–30s) so brief proxy-startup contention no longer fails the whole run.
Confirm IPv4/IPv6 binding parity for the localhost:18443 tunnel listener vs the probe's [::1] resolution; pin to 127.0.0.1 if the listener is IPv4-only.
Optional (P2, Hippo Learn): mirror/pre-pull the Docker Hub node:lts-alpine base image to ghcr.io to remove the Docker Hub registry from the critical pull path.
Success Criteria
Scheduled agentic runs survive transient DIFC proxy startup slowness without a fatal firewall abort (agent reaches turn 1).
No awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxy fatal in scheduled runs over a 7-day observation window.
Verify with audit that turns > 0 on the next scheduled Auto-Triage / Sub-Issue Closer runs.
🔁 Recurrence Update — 2026-06-10 13:40 UTC (now recurring, not a one-off transient)
Prioritize remediation #1 (bounded retry/backoff on the DIFC liveness probe) — the awf-cli-proxy startup race recurred ~6h after the original 07:46–07:53 UTC incident, so this is no longer a single transient. Same fatal signature; the agent was never invoked.
audit (27280458294): turns=0, agentic_fraction=0, safe_outputs job skipped, fatal The agent was never invoked. Identical fail-fast path — probe attempt 1/2, retry 1s, then Failing fast to avoid repeated in-agent retries.
audit-diff (base success 27273355290 → fail 27280458294): has_anomalies=false, anomaly_count=0, run2_token_usage=0, no new blocked domains, no status/posture change. Re-confirms no firewall-policy or config regression — pure host-level DIFC proxy startup race.
Scope change vs original report: the original framed this as a single ~7-minute incident with surrounding/subsequent runs green. This 13:40 UTC recurrence — in an unrelated ~6h-later scheduling window — shows the race recurs under normal cadence, so the 7-day no-recurrence success criterion is already failing. No new sub-issue created: remediation is unchanged and already specified above; this update adds evidence rather than splitting scope.
References:
§27280458294 — recurrence 2026-06-10 13:40 UTC (Auto-Triage)
Fix the DIFC awf-cli-proxy startup path — a single ~7-minute infra incident (07:46–07:53 UTC, 2026-06-10) failed two scheduled agentic workflows before the agent ever ran. Both failures share one signature: the firewall fails fast after only 2 liveness probes when the external DIFC proxy is slow to accept connections.
The awf-cli-proxy sidecar tunnels localhost:18443 → host.docker.internal:18443 (external DIFC proxy), then probes liveness with gh api .../rate_limit. The probe failed connection-refused, the firewall aborted, and the agent was never invoked.
[cli-proxy] DIFC proxy probe failed (attempt 1/2), retrying in 1s...
[cli-proxy] ERROR: DIFC proxy liveness probe failed for localhost:18443 (gh api exit=0)
[cli-proxy] gh api error: Get "(localhost/redacted) dial tcp [::1]:18443: connect: connection refused
[cli-proxy] Failing fast to avoid repeated in-agent retries
[ERROR] Fatal error: AWF firewall failed to start: awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxy ... The agent was never invoked.
Both runs failed in the same minute window, so the trigger is host-level DIFC proxy startup contention under concurrent scheduled jobs — the fail-fast probe (2 attempts, 1s apart) is too tight to absorb it.
Evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit (both runs): turns: 0 vs baselines 10 / 118 → agent never executed.
audit-diff (27261698585 fail vs 27261149457 success, same workflow): has_anomalies: false, anomaly_count: 0, no new blocked domains, no posture change, token_usage: 0. All deltas are downstream of the agent not starting — confirms no firewall-policy or config regression.
Probe resolves localhost to IPv6 [::1]; worth confirming the tunnel listener binds the same family.
Existing Issue Correlation
[aw] Auto-Triage Issues failed #38308 and [aw] Sub-Issue Closer failed #38305 are the auto-generated per-workflow failure issues for this cluster; both say only "assign to an agent to debug." This issue supplies the shared root-cause analysis and remediation they lack — treat them as duplicates of this item.
[aw] Daily Hippo Learn failed #38306 (Daily Hippo Learn failed, run 27261326308) failed in the same window but on a different cause — Docker Hub pull timeout for node:lts-alpine (registry-1.docker.io ... i/o timeout, exit 123). Transient network; no code fix required. P2, left to its existing issue.
Cancelled run 27261134689 (Auto-Triage) was a benign concurrency cancellation (superseded by run 27261149457, which succeeded). No action.
Proposed Remediation
Add bounded retry/backoff to the DIFC cli-proxy liveness probe — replace the 2-attempt/1s fail-fast with exponential backoff (e.g., ~5 attempts over ~15–30s) so brief proxy-startup contention no longer fails the whole run.
Confirm IPv4/IPv6 binding parity for the localhost:18443 tunnel listener vs the probe's [::1] resolution; pin to 127.0.0.1 if the listener is IPv4-only.
Optional (P2, Hippo Learn): mirror/pre-pull the Docker Hub node:lts-alpine base image to ghcr.io to remove the Docker Hub registry from the critical pull path.
Success Criteria
Scheduled agentic runs survive transient DIFC proxy startup slowness without a fatal firewall abort (agent reaches turn 1).
No awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxy fatal in scheduled runs over a 7-day observation window.
Verify with audit that turns > 0 on the next scheduled Auto-Triage / Sub-Issue Closer runs.
🔁 Recurrence Update — 2026-06-10 (DIFC race is systemic & recurring, not a one-off)
Prioritize remediation #1 (bounded retry/backoff on the DIFC liveness probe) now — the awf-cli-proxy startup race did NOT stay confined to the 07:46–07:53 UTC window; it recurred 4 more times across the next ~6 hours, hitting 4 additional scheduled/PR agentic workflows. Every instance has the identical fatal signature (awf-cli-proxy exited (1), probe attempt 1/2 → Failing fast, agent never invoked, turns=0).
Tally: ≥6 DIFC-race failures across 07:46→13:40 UTC on 2026-06-10, spanning 6 distinct workflows (original 2 in the table above + these 4). This is a recurring systemic infra failure, not a single transient incident — the 7-day no-recurrence success criterion is already failing on day 0.
Fresh evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit (all 4 runs): turns=0, agentic_fraction=0, safe_outputs skipped, identical fatal The agent was never invoked. Probe resolves localhost → IPv6 [::1]:18443 (connection refused) in every case → reinforces remediation Add workflow: githubnext/agentics/weekly-research #2 (IPv4/IPv6 binding parity; pin to 127.0.0.1).
audit-diff (success 27273355290 → fail 27280458294): has_anomalies=false, anomaly_count=0, token_usage=0, no new blocked domains, no posture/policy change → re-confirms no firewall-policy or config regression; pure host-level startup race.
Related distinct failures in the same 6h window (separate root causes — NOT this DIFC cluster):
Node.js missing in AWF chroot — Daily News (27268191506, 09:53): Copilot CLI requires Node.js, but 'node' is not available inside AWF chroot → exit 127. Distinct chroot-PATH bug; filed as a separate sub-issue.
AI credits budget exceeded — Glossary Maintainer (27272831466, 11:24): 429 Maximum AI credits exceeded (1016.5 / 1000), non-retryable. Daily AIC cap (relates to the token-audit tracker); no code fix.
Transient npm ECONNRESET — Matt Pocock Skills Reviewer (27270743427, 10:43): activation npm install git-dep hit ECONNRESET (errno -104). Pure transient network; no fix required.
🔁 Afternoon recurrence — 2026-06-10 16:41–18:25 UTC (DIFC race is now P0; ship the fix)
Land remediation #1 (bounded retry/backoff on the DIFC liveness probe) now — the awf-cli-proxy startup race recurred 4 more times this afternoon, after the morning cluster already documented above. Identical fatal signature every time: dependency failed to start: container awf-cli-proxy exited (1), probe attempt 1/2 → Failing fast, agent never invoked, turns=0.
Cumulative tally: ≥10 DIFC-race failures across 07:46→18:25 UTC on 2026-06-10, spanning ≥10 distinct workflows. The race recurs every few hours under normal cadence — the 7-day no-recurrence success criterion is failing continuously. Treat as P0 (sustained infra-layer loss of scheduled agentic runs).
Fresh evidence — run 27297209601 (deep-verified) + 3 afternoon siblings
audit-diff (success 27158255793 → fail 27297209601): has_anomalies=false, anomaly_count=0, run2_token_usage=0, bash tool calls 13→0, turns 1→0, no new blocked domains, no posture change → re-confirms no firewall-policy or config regression; pure host-level DIFC startup race.
agent-stdio (27297209601): [cli-proxy] DIFC proxy liveness probe failed for localhost:18443 ... dial tcp [::1]:18443: connect: connection refused → again resolves to IPv6 [::1], reinforcing remediation Add workflow: githubnext/agentics/weekly-research #2 (pin probe + tunnel listener to 127.0.0.1).
The 4 afternoon per-workflow auto-issues are being closed as duplicates of this item to consolidate tracking. Remediation and success criteria are unchanged — this update adds recurrence evidence and escalation, not new scope.
Fix the DIFC
awf-cli-proxystartup path — a single ~7-minute infra incident (07:46–07:53 UTC, 2026-06-10) failed two scheduled agentic workflows before the agent ever ran. Both failures share one signature: the firewall fails fast after only 2 liveness probes when the external DIFC proxy is slow to accept connections.Summary
Failure Cluster Table
awf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refusedawf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refusedRoot Cause
The
awf-cli-proxysidecar tunnelslocalhost:18443 → host.docker.internal:18443(external DIFC proxy), then probes liveness withgh api .../rate_limit. The probe failed connection-refused, the firewall aborted, and the agent was never invoked.Both runs failed in the same minute window, so the trigger is host-level DIFC proxy startup contention under concurrent scheduled jobs — the fail-fast probe (2 attempts, 1s apart) is too tight to absorb it.
Evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit(both runs):turns: 0vs baselines 10 / 118 → agent never executed.audit-diff(27261698585 fail vs 27261149457 success, same workflow):has_anomalies: false,anomaly_count: 0, no new blocked domains, no posture change,token_usage: 0. All deltas are downstream of the agent not starting — confirms no firewall-policy or config regression.localhostto IPv6[::1]; worth confirming the tunnel listener binds the same family.Existing Issue Correlation
Daily Hippo Learnfailed, run 27261326308) failed in the same window but on a different cause — Docker Hub pull timeout fornode:lts-alpine(registry-1.docker.io ... i/o timeout, exit 123). Transient network; no code fix required. P2, left to its existing issue.Proposed Remediation
localhost:18443tunnel listener vs the probe's[::1]resolution; pin to127.0.0.1if the listener is IPv4-only.node:lts-alpinebase image toghcr.ioto remove the Docker Hub registry from the critical pull path.Success Criteria
awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxyfatal in scheduled runs over a 7-day observation window.auditthat turns > 0 on the next scheduled Auto-Triage / Sub-Issue Closer runs.References:
Related to Workflow Health Manager - Meta-Orchestrator - Issue Group #38290
Fix the DIFC
awf-cli-proxystartup path — a single ~7-minute infra incident (07:46–07:53 UTC, 2026-06-10) failed two scheduled agentic workflows before the agent ever ran. Both failures share one signature: the firewall fails fast after only 2 liveness probes when the external DIFC proxy is slow to accept connections.Summary
Failure Cluster Table
awf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refusedawf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refusedRoot Cause
The
awf-cli-proxysidecar tunnelslocalhost:18443 → host.docker.internal:18443(external DIFC proxy), then probes liveness withgh api .../rate_limit. The probe failed connection-refused, the firewall aborted, and the agent was never invoked.Both runs failed in the same minute window, so the trigger is host-level DIFC proxy startup contention under concurrent scheduled jobs — the fail-fast probe (2 attempts, 1s apart) is too tight to absorb it.
Evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit(both runs):turns: 0vs baselines 10 / 118 → agent never executed.audit-diff(27261698585 fail vs 27261149457 success, same workflow):has_anomalies: false,anomaly_count: 0, no new blocked domains, no posture change,token_usage: 0. All deltas are downstream of the agent not starting — confirms no firewall-policy or config regression.localhostto IPv6[::1]; worth confirming the tunnel listener binds the same family.Existing Issue Correlation
Daily Hippo Learnfailed, run 27261326308) failed in the same window but on a different cause — Docker Hub pull timeout fornode:lts-alpine(registry-1.docker.io ... i/o timeout, exit 123). Transient network; no code fix required. P2, left to its existing issue.Proposed Remediation
localhost:18443tunnel listener vs the probe's[::1]resolution; pin to127.0.0.1if the listener is IPv4-only.node:lts-alpinebase image toghcr.ioto remove the Docker Hub registry from the critical pull path.Success Criteria
awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxyfatal in scheduled runs over a 7-day observation window.auditthat turns > 0 on the next scheduled Auto-Triage / Sub-Issue Closer runs.🔁 Recurrence Update — 2026-06-10 13:40 UTC (now recurring, not a one-off transient)
Prioritize remediation #1 (bounded retry/backoff on the DIFC liveness probe) — the
awf-cli-proxystartup race recurred ~6h after the original 07:46–07:53 UTC incident, so this is no longer a single transient. Same fatal signature; the agent was never invoked.awf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refused (dial tcp [::1]:18443)Fresh evidence — audit & audit-diff (run 27280458294)
audit(27280458294):turns=0,agentic_fraction=0,safe_outputsjob skipped, fatalThe agent was never invoked.Identical fail-fast path — probeattempt 1/2, retry 1s, thenFailing fast to avoid repeated in-agent retries.audit-diff(base success 27273355290 → fail 27280458294):has_anomalies=false,anomaly_count=0,run2_token_usage=0, no new blocked domains, no status/posture change. Re-confirms no firewall-policy or config regression — pure host-level DIFC proxy startup race.localhostto IPv6[::1]:18443(connection refused) — supports remediation Add workflow: githubnext/agentics/weekly-research #2 (IPv4/IPv6 binding parity; pin to127.0.0.1).Scope change vs original report: the original framed this as a single ~7-minute incident with surrounding/subsequent runs green. This 13:40 UTC recurrence — in an unrelated ~6h-later scheduling window — shows the race recurs under normal cadence, so the 7-day no-recurrence success criterion is already failing. No new sub-issue created: remediation is unchanged and already specified above; this update adds evidence rather than splitting scope.
References:
Related to Workflow Health Manager - Meta-Orchestrator - Issue Group #38290
Fix the DIFC
awf-cli-proxystartup path — a single ~7-minute infra incident (07:46–07:53 UTC, 2026-06-10) failed two scheduled agentic workflows before the agent ever ran. Both failures share one signature: the firewall fails fast after only 2 liveness probes when the external DIFC proxy is slow to accept connections.Summary
Failure Cluster Table
awf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refusedawf-cli-proxy exited (1)— DIFC proxy connect refusedRoot Cause
The
awf-cli-proxysidecar tunnelslocalhost:18443 → host.docker.internal:18443(external DIFC proxy), then probes liveness withgh api .../rate_limit. The probe failed connection-refused, the firewall aborted, and the agent was never invoked.Both runs failed in the same minute window, so the trigger is host-level DIFC proxy startup contention under concurrent scheduled jobs — the fail-fast probe (2 attempts, 1s apart) is too tight to absorb it.
Evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit(both runs):turns: 0vs baselines 10 / 118 → agent never executed.audit-diff(27261698585 fail vs 27261149457 success, same workflow):has_anomalies: false,anomaly_count: 0, no new blocked domains, no posture change,token_usage: 0. All deltas are downstream of the agent not starting — confirms no firewall-policy or config regression.localhostto IPv6[::1]; worth confirming the tunnel listener binds the same family.Existing Issue Correlation
Daily Hippo Learnfailed, run 27261326308) failed in the same window but on a different cause — Docker Hub pull timeout fornode:lts-alpine(registry-1.docker.io ... i/o timeout, exit 123). Transient network; no code fix required. P2, left to its existing issue.Proposed Remediation
localhost:18443tunnel listener vs the probe's[::1]resolution; pin to127.0.0.1if the listener is IPv4-only.node:lts-alpinebase image toghcr.ioto remove the Docker Hub registry from the critical pull path.Success Criteria
awf-cli-proxy could not connect to the external DIFC proxyfatal in scheduled runs over a 7-day observation window.auditthat turns > 0 on the next scheduled Auto-Triage / Sub-Issue Closer runs.🔁 Recurrence Update — 2026-06-10 (DIFC race is systemic & recurring, not a one-off)
Prioritize remediation #1 (bounded retry/backoff on the DIFC liveness probe) now — the
awf-cli-proxystartup race did NOT stay confined to the 07:46–07:53 UTC window; it recurred 4 more times across the next ~6 hours, hitting 4 additional scheduled/PR agentic workflows. Every instance has the identical fatal signature (awf-cli-proxy exited (1), probeattempt 1/2→Failing fast, agent never invoked, turns=0).Tally: ≥6 DIFC-race failures across 07:46→13:40 UTC on 2026-06-10, spanning 6 distinct workflows (original 2 in the table above + these 4). This is a recurring systemic infra failure, not a single transient incident — the 7-day no-recurrence success criterion is already failing on day 0.
Fresh evidence — audit & audit-diff
audit(all 4 runs):turns=0,agentic_fraction=0,safe_outputsskipped, identical fatalThe agent was never invoked.Probe resolveslocalhost→ IPv6[::1]:18443(connection refused) in every case → reinforces remediation Add workflow: githubnext/agentics/weekly-research #2 (IPv4/IPv6 binding parity; pin to127.0.0.1).audit-diff(success 27273355290 → fail 27280458294):has_anomalies=false,anomaly_count=0,token_usage=0, no new blocked domains, no posture/policy change → re-confirms no firewall-policy or config regression; pure host-level startup race.Related distinct failures in the same 6h window (separate root causes — NOT this DIFC cluster):
Daily News(27268191506, 09:53):Copilot CLI requires Node.js, but 'node' is not available inside AWF chroot→ exit 127. Distinct chroot-PATH bug; filed as a separate sub-issue.Glossary Maintainer(27272831466, 11:24):429 Maximum AI credits exceeded (1016.5 / 1000), non-retryable. Daily AIC cap (relates to the token-audit tracker); no code fix.Matt Pocock Skills Reviewer(27270743427, 10:43): activationnpm installgit-dep hitECONNRESET(errno -104). Pure transient network; no fix required.References:
Related to Workflow Health Manager - Meta-Orchestrator - Issue Group #38290
🔁 Afternoon recurrence — 2026-06-10 16:41–18:25 UTC (DIFC race is now P0; ship the fix)
Land remediation #1 (bounded retry/backoff on the DIFC liveness probe) now — the
awf-cli-proxystartup race recurred 4 more times this afternoon, after the morning cluster already documented above. Identical fatal signature every time:dependency failed to start: container awf-cli-proxy exited (1), probeattempt 1/2→Failing fast, agent never invoked,turns=0.Cumulative tally: ≥10 DIFC-race failures across 07:46→18:25 UTC on 2026-06-10, spanning ≥10 distinct workflows. The race recurs every few hours under normal cadence — the 7-day no-recurrence success criterion is failing continuously. Treat as P0 (sustained infra-layer loss of scheduled agentic runs).
Fresh evidence — run 27297209601 (deep-verified) + 3 afternoon siblings
audit-diff(success 27158255793 → fail 27297209601):has_anomalies=false,anomaly_count=0,run2_token_usage=0, bash tool calls13→0, turns1→0, no new blocked domains, no posture change → re-confirms no firewall-policy or config regression; pure host-level DIFC startup race.[cli-proxy] DIFC proxy liveness probe failed for localhost:18443 ... dial tcp [::1]:18443: connect: connection refused→ again resolves to IPv6[::1], reinforcing remediation Add workflow: githubnext/agentics/weekly-research #2 (pin probe + tunnel listener to127.0.0.1).awf-cli-proxy exited (1)engine-failure signature (verified from their auto-issue bodies).The 4 afternoon per-workflow auto-issues are being closed as duplicates of this item to consolidate tracking. Remediation and success criteria are unchanged — this update adds recurrence evidence and escalation, not new scope.
References: