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Ships the client failure diagnosis merged in cc852a6 (#133).

Until this release the fix is on main and nowhere else — every installed CLI and the broker on the fleet still collapse DNS failure, connection refused, connect timeout, read timeout and TLS failure into one unreachable string. Those cases have opposite remedies, and on 2026-09-02 the ambiguity was read the wrong way round against a broker that was up and serving.

Contents: one changelog fragment (broker-failure-diagnosis.fixed.md), rolled into [0.5.44].

Pre-release checks, run locally:

  • ruff check + ruff format --check — clean
  • mypy src/jobd src/job_cli — no issues in 48 source files
  • pytest -m "not live" — 1352 passed, 9 deselected
  • scripts/quickstart-dry-run.sh dist/jobd-0.5.44-py3-none-any.whl — all steps passed, and step 1 reported version: 0.5.44, confirming it exercised this wheel rather than falling back to PyPI's 0.5.43

No migration, no config change, no operator action.

Ships the client failure diagnosis merged in cc852a6 (#133).

Until this release the fix is on main and nowhere else, so every installed
CLI and the broker on the fleet still collapse DNS failure, connection
refused, connect timeout, read timeout and TLS failure into a single
"unreachable" string. Those cases have opposite remedies: refused means the
path is fine and the broker is not running; a dropped packet means the broker
is probably healthy and a firewall or tailnet ACL is in the way. On 2026-09-02
that ambiguity was read the wrong way round against a broker that was up and
serving, and the error boundary's standing advice — "is the broker running?" —
pointed at the one layer that was not the problem.

The MCP half matters more than the CLI half. An agent cannot ssh to the host
to check, so from a bare "timed out" its obvious inference is that the broker
is down, and acting on that means restarting a service that is fine. Agents
now receive the kind and the hint, and the call log records the specific
transport_<kind> rather than a flat transport.

No migration, no config change, no operator action.
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musharna marked this pull request as ready for review September 3, 2026 03:31
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musharna merged commit 9adf2c1 into main Sep 3, 2026
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