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Now let me check remaining context: git remote, inbox-pmo location, test style, and the loop's remaining part.All context gathered. Setting up tasks and building.Now the config surface:Now the store and server:Now the conductor dispatch stub and CLI wiring. Let me check the end of loop.go first:Now the CLI wiring in main.go:Now the tests. Config tests first:Now the events package tests:Now the smoke script and probe:Alpine lacks bash (the exec tool's tests need it). Switching to the digest-pinned bookworm builder the repo already used:Test-expectation fixes plus actor extraction for Discourse user events:All green. Running the smoke test on port 4100:Smoke fully green: 401s without secrets, 200 + JSONL records with, dedup + stub dispatch visible. Now docs:Now commit incrementally. Check if the example config is load-tested first:Pushed. Final verification + PMO report:Phase 2b complete — 5 commits pushed to main (`164b145..f89b694`), report at `~/.coordinate/inbox-pmo/REPORT-20260828-events-receiver.md`.
**Shipped**: `harness events` (stdlib net/http): `/hooks/{redmine,discourse,gitea}` + `/healthz`; gitea HMAC-SHA256 + constant-time shared-secret headers (401 unsigned), one normalized Event per payload with DESIGN action mapping (dispatch_turn/respond_turn/pipeline_step), append-only `state/events/events.jsonl` (0600) deduped by provider event id with restart-surviving index; `[events]` config with env-ref secrets; stub `Conductor.DispatchEvent` for phase-3 wiring.
**Verified**: docker gate clean via `./dev.sh check` (digest-pinned `golang:1.26-bookworm` — alpine lacks bash for exec-tool tests); smoke on port 4100 via python urllib all PASS (401/400/200 stored/duplicate, 3 JSONL records, stub fired once per actionable event); secrets never in logs/JSONL (test-asserted).