chore: daily-upstream-check routine blocked — no write access in remote session

[NativeTeachingAidsB]

Daily Upstream Check — Run 2026-08-21 (first run)

The daily-upstream-check routine ran successfully for data collection but could not commit or push results because the remote Claude Code session has no write/push access to this repository.

What was fetched (first run — baseline)

Source key	Version fetched
claude-code-cli	2.1.238
claude-agent-sdk	0.3.238
claude-agent-sdk-py	0.2.143
codex-cli	0.149.0
aider	0.86.2
goose	0.1.0
mcp-python	2.0.0
mcp-ts	1.30.0

Fetch failures (7 sources)

Source key	Reason
cursor	EGRESS_BLOCKED — cursor.com not allowed by egress proxy
cline	EGRESS_BLOCKED — marketplace.visualstudio.com not allowed
continue	EGRESS_BLOCKED — marketplace.visualstudio.com not allowed
windsurf	EGRESS_BLOCKED — windsurf.com not allowed
zed	GitHub API session scoped to this repo only — can't reach zed-industries/zed
mcp-spec	GitHub API session scoped to this repo only — can't reach modelcontextprotocol/specification
claude-plugins-official	GitHub API session scoped to this repo only — can't reach anthropics/claude-plugins-official

What failed

Every write attempt returned 403 Resource not accessible by integration:

• git push -u origin chore/routines-daily-2026-08-21 → 403
• mcp__github__create_branch → 403
• mcp__github__push_files → 403

Required fixes

1. Grant write access: The Claude Code remote session needs push access to this repository. See https://claude.ai/admin-settings/claude-tag or reconnect GitHub under Settings → Connectors.
2. Egress allowlist: Add cursor.com, marketplace.visualstudio.com, and windsurf.com to the session's egress policy so those sources can be fetched.
3. GitHub API scope: Either add zed-industries/zed, modelcontextprotocol/specification, and anthropics/claude-plugins-official to the session's scope, or provide a GITHUB_PAT secret with public read-only access.

The docs/upstream-log/state.json and docs/upstream-log/2026-08.md files were written locally but could not be pushed. They will be regenerated on the next run once access is fixed.