[codex] Normalize Governor Knowledge role#30
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Summary
Normalize the Reliability Governor-specific Knowledge role before calling Knowledge transports. Engineering Loop can keep using
engineering_loop_reliability_governoras its local/configured role, but MCP and CLI requests now send the supportedengineering_looprole.Root Cause
The production Governor rerun for AS215932/network-operations#299 and #300 used the promoted Knowledge export
local-20260701024805, but still gotpolicy: denyand zeroincluded_refs. A live probe showed the same task returns 40 refs, includingcurated/postmortems/noc-bgp-snapshot-root-filesystem-2026-06-30, when requested with roleengineering_loop; roleengineering_loop_reliability_governorreturns zero refs.Validation
uv run pytest tests/test_phase26_knowledge_context.py tests/test_phase29_governor.pyuv run pytestFollow-up
After merge and promotion, rerun the Reliability Governor on #299/#300. #321 is closed, so the production Governor does not scan it unless it is reopened or handled by a separate closed-issue path.