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Watch a real request move through the graph.

Follow a real public Demo run from a six-task dependency graph through hosted Codex execution to a review-ready pull request.

Verified product run

See one request become a delivery graph.

A real public repository task, captured at planning, execution, and review handoff in Labor0's Demo project.

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Original engineering request

Make release readiness reviewable before a pull request ships

Turn the static release-status card into an accessible release-readiness review with a typed readiness model, deterministic rollup, responsive filters, regression coverage, documentation, full validation, and an unmerged pull request.

Runtime
Codex · hosted runner
Submitted
August 11, 2026
6bounded tasks
8dependency edges
  1. 01 · Planned

    Plan the dependency graph

    The approved graph starts with the typed model, fans out into interface and regression work, joins for documentation and validation, then finishes with pull-request preparation.

    Labor0 task dependency graph before execution, showing six release-readiness tasks connected by eight dependency edges.
    Captured from the Labor0 Demo project.
  2. 02 · Running

    Run only ready work

    After the model completes, the interface and regression nodes run in parallel while documentation, validation, and pull-request preparation remain gated.

    Labor0 task dependency graph during execution, showing the interface and component coverage tasks running in parallel while downstream work waits.
    Captured from the Labor0 Demo project.
  3. 03 · Review

    Finish with reviewable evidence

    The validated run stops at the human review gate with pull request 6 open, approved, and ready for a merge decision.

    Labor0 review handoff for the integrated release-readiness task, showing open pull request 6 and the waiting-for-you state.
    Captured from the Labor0 Demo project.

Task graph and dependencies

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  1. Define and test the typed release-readiness model and deterministic rollup contract

    Depends on: No predecessor

  2. Build the accessible filtered release-readiness review from the typed readiness contract

    Depends on: Define and test the typed release-readiness model and deterministic rollup contract

  3. Add deterministic component regression coverage for the accessible release-readiness review

    Depends on: Define and test the typed release-readiness model and deterministic rollup contract

  4. Document the completed release-readiness model, accessible filters, and validation workflow

    Depends on: Build the accessible filtered release-readiness review from the typed readiness contract; Add deterministic component regression coverage for the accessible release-readiness review

  5. Perform final integrated validation of the release-readiness model, UI, tests, and documentation

    Depends on: Build the accessible filtered release-readiness review from the typed readiness contract; Add deterministic component regression coverage for the accessible release-readiness review

  6. Prepare and open the validated release-readiness pull request against main without merging

    Depends on: Document the completed release-readiness model, accessible filters, and validation workflow; Perform final integrated validation of the release-readiness model, UI, tests, and documentation

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