chore: daily-upstream-check routine blocked — session lacks write access to repo (2026-06-23)

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Routine run blocked: no write access

The daily-upstream-check routine ran on 2026-06-23 at ~09:00 UTC but could not commit its results because this remote session has no push access to the repository.

What succeeded

Data collection from npm and PyPI completed for 8 of 15 sources:

Source key	Version fetched
claude-code-cli	2.1.186
claude-agent-sdk	0.3.186
claude-agent-sdk-py	0.2.107
codex-cli	0.142.0
aider	0.86.2
goose	0.1.0
mcp-python	1.28.0
mcp-ts	1.29.0

What failed (fetch errors)

Source key	Reason
cursor	HTTP 403 from cursor.com/changelog
cline	HTTP 403 from VS Code Marketplace
continue	HTTP 403 from VS Code Marketplace
windsurf	HTTP 403 from windsurf.com/changelog
zed	GitHub API rate limit (unauthenticated)
mcp-spec	GitHub API rate limit (unauthenticated)
claude-plugins-official	GitHub API rate limit (unauthenticated)

Why the routine couldn't save results

Both push mechanisms failed with 403:

• git push -u origin chore/routines-daily-2026-06-23 via the local proxy at 127.0.0.1:39753 → HTTP 403
• mcp__github__push_files / mcp__github__create_branch → "Resource not accessible by integration"

Action needed

1. Grant the routine's session write access to opencircuitdev/codetalker so it can push docs/upstream-log/ changes. This is the GITHUB_TOKEN or integration permission configured for the Claude Code remote session.
2. Add a GITHUB_TOKEN env var to the routine environment for authenticated GitHub API calls — the unauthenticated rate limit (60 req/hr per IP) is too low for the 3 GitHub endpoints (zed, mcp-spec, claude-plugins-official).
3. Investigate alternative endpoints for the 4 sources that block scraping (cursor, cline, continue, windsurf) — consider using their GitHub release APIs or npm/VSIX registry equivalents instead of HTML changelogs.

This is the first run; no prior state.json exists. The baseline versions above are ready to write once permissions are fixed.

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