Problem
Epic #8211 track D. The knob registry can only govern knobs whose decisions leave labeled evidence. slopGateMinScore and qualityGateMinScore gate real verdicts today but record no signal.rule_fired events, so no corpus can ever form for them.
Requirements
⚠️ Required pattern. Mirror #8101/#8104's capture wiring exactly: fired events through createSignalStore at the env-bearing gate path with the SAME filter the pure evaluation applies, confidence-equivalent metadata (the actual slop/quality score, normalized to [0,1] — document the normalization beside the writer), best-effort writes that can never affect the verdict, and reversal labeling via the EXISTING override recorders (extend CONFIGURED_GATE_BLOCKER_SIGNAL_CODES only if the audit in #8130's header says these codes qualify — justify either way in the PR).
Deliverables
Test Coverage Requirements
Both firing arms (fired/skipped-by-mode), metadata normalization bounds, override pairing end-to-end via the existing reversal tests' pattern.
Links & Resources
#8211 (epic), src/rules/advisory.ts recordConfiguredGateBlockerSignals (#8104's writer), src/review/signal-tracking-wire.ts
Boundaries
Capture only — no registry entries, no knob movement (the maintainer follow-on owns those).
Problem
Epic #8211 track D. The knob registry can only govern knobs whose decisions leave labeled evidence.
slopGateMinScoreandqualityGateMinScoregate real verdicts today but record nosignal.rule_firedevents, so no corpus can ever form for them.Requirements
slop_gate_score,quality_gate_score), fired only when the gate actually evaluated the score (mode ≠ off), targetKey = repo#pr.rawSignal, never diff.Deliverables
Test Coverage Requirements
Both firing arms (fired/skipped-by-mode), metadata normalization bounds, override pairing end-to-end via the existing reversal tests' pattern.
Links & Resources
#8211 (epic), src/rules/advisory.ts recordConfiguredGateBlockerSignals (#8104's writer), src/review/signal-tracking-wire.ts
Boundaries
Capture only — no registry entries, no knob movement (the maintainer follow-on owns those).