message: 403: {"code":"ENTITLEMENT_ERROR","message":"Error 403: the user is not subscribed to required model plan"}

stop_reason: error


error_message: 403: {"code":"ENTITLEMENT_ERROR","message":"Error 403: the user is not subscribed to required model plan"}


I read this as a read-only profile-suite verification - I’ll inspect the worktree and baseline artifacts, run the exact pytest command once, clean only newly created pytest artifacts, and write the required evidence JSON.


The profile worktree is present and already contains baseline `.pytest_cache`/`__pycache__` artifacts; I’ll preserve and compare those rather than deleting them. The source/test hash baseline is captured, and I’m proceeding with the single mandated suite run.


The mandated run completed once but was blocked during collection: three tests fail to import because `typer` is absent in the specified virtual environment (exit 2). I’m now restoring the one modified baseline cache file, removing only 74 newly generated bytecode files, and recording the exact terminal evidence and hashes.


I read this as a read-only profile-suite verification - completed with a recorded collection blocker.

- Evidence: `.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-7-profile-suite.json`
- Result: **BLOCKED**, exit 2; 3 collection errors (`typer` missing)
- Run count: 1; duration: 0.979523953s
- Cleanup verified: 74 generated artifacts removed; 207 baseline artifacts preserved exactly; source/tests unchanged.


I read this as an environment-only verification correction - I’ll inspect the existing blocker evidence and profile dependency metadata, snapshot artifacts/source hashes, run the exact offline `uv run` command once, clean only its artifacts, then amend the JSON with both attempts and the authoritative result.


The profile metadata explicitly declares `typer>=0.12`, and the lockfile is present; the prior evidence is the root-venv attempt only. I’ll now run the mandated offline project runner exactly once, without invoking the root `.venv`.


The offline project runner resolved the locked environment and collected the suite, but the authoritative run failed one test: `OSError: AF_UNIX path too long`, with 1092 passed and exit 1. I’ll preserve that exact runtime blocker, restore baseline cache state, remove only newly generated artifacts, and amend the evidence without rerunning.


I read this as an environment correction and authoritative suite run - completed once with exact offline `uv` execution.

- Evidence amended: `.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-7-profile-suite.json`
- Offline lock/cache resolution succeeded; `typer` was available.
- Result: **BLOCKED** — 1092 passed, 1 failed; exit 1.
- Exact blocker: `OSError: AF_UNIX path too long`.
- Cleanup and source/test hash preservation verified; no rerun performed.


I read this as a controlled path-length diagnosis - I’ll run the specified focused node once with fresh `/tmp/nc7p-node`, use its result to distinguish H1, then run the corrected full suite once only if focused passes, and amend evidence with exact outcomes and cleanup.


The prior authoritative failure is present exactly as recorded, and `/tmp/nc7p-node` is absent. The failing test uses `TemporaryDirectory(prefix="s-")`, so the focused short-base command directly tests H1 versus H2/H3; I’m running that mandated distinction once now.


The focused node passed (`1 passed`, exit 0), confirming H1: the default long pytest temp path caused the socket failure; H2/H3 are not implicated. I’ll remove `/tmp/nc7p-node`, restore any baseline cache changes, then run the corrected full suite once with fresh `/tmp/nc7p-full`.


The focused base directory is removed and its baseline is unchanged; no focused-run project artifacts required cleanup. The fresh full-run baseline is captured at 207 artifact files, and I’m executing the corrected full command once.


The corrected full suite passed: 1093 tests in 53.62s, exit 0. I’m cleaning `/tmp/nc7p-full`, restoring any pre-existing cache state, verifying source/hash and baseline preservation, and then amending the evidence with the two original failures, focused H1 confirmation, and corrected PASS.


The full suite passed, but its test-owned `/tmp/nc7p-full` tree contains read-only fixture files, so the first removal attempt could not delete them. I’m correcting only that mandated temp directory’s permissions and removing it; no source/test or unrelated path will be touched.


The amended evidence validates the focused H1 confirmation and corrected 1093-test PASS, with both basetemp paths absent and baseline hashes preserved. I’m making one evidence-only refinement so each historical failure entry carries its exact blocker inline, then I’ll stop without any further test execution.


I read this as a controlled temp-path diagnosis - completed without code edits or reruns.

- H1 confirmed: focused test passed with `/tmp/nc7p-node`.
- Corrected full suite passed: **1093 passed**, exit 0, 53.62s pytest time.
- Evidence amended at `.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-7-profile-suite.json`.
- Both temp directories were removed; baseline artifacts and source/test hashes preserved.