Tighten ultraresearch insane-search handoff

[laerad777]

Summary

• make ultraresearch browsing workers return auditable INSANE_SOURCE_RECORD payloads for blocked sources resolved through ultimate-browsing/insane-search
• document the corresponding ultimate-browsing research-source handoff contract
• add contract tests for the ultraresearch source-record flow and ultimate-browsing handoff schema

Verification

• node --test test/ultimate-browsing-research-contract.test.mjs
• node packaged ultraresearch contract check
• git diff --check
• static security grep: no findings

Note

• node --test test/ultraresearch-skill-contract.test.mjs is blocked in this shallow recon clone because @oh-my-opencode/shared-skills is not present/resolved.

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Summary by cubic

Tightens the ultraresearch ↔ ultimate-browsing handoff by requiring auditable INSANE_SOURCE_RECORD outputs when insane-search resolves blocked sources. This makes blocked-source evidence citable and traceable via the source registry.

• New Features
  • Documented the ultimate-browsing research-source handoff and mandated INSANE_SOURCE_RECORD for blocked sources resolved by insane-search.
  • Defined required fields: url, final_url, title, access_method, waf_profile, verdict, selector_proof, fetched_at, trace_summary, source_quality_hint, and extracted text or a pointer.
  • Added contract tests to enforce the schema and verify records flow into the source registry for citations and claim verification.

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[github-actions]

Thanks for the PR! Changes to LazyCodex land through oh-my-openagent — could you open this against omo-codex over there instead? PRs in this repository can't be merged.

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I opened #69 ("Tighten ultraresearch insane-search handoff") against code-yeongyu/lazycodex, but changes there land through code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent, where the Codex implementation lives under packages/omo-codex. Read my original PR, then open an equivalent PR against code-yeongyu/oh-my-openagent. In the new PR body, link the original PR (#69), explain that it was first opened against lazycodex, and describe in detail what that PR changed and why.