chore(deps): bump kai-engine to v0.6.70

[jschatz1]

Summary

• Pins kai-engine v0.6.70, which carries kaicontext/kai-engine#97: a screenshot locates, it does not name (doctrine + caption guard + .css in the ui-verify gate + workspace-edit reporting).
• Opened by hand: the adopt-engine workflow's bot push to main is refused by the pull_request ruleset (its last three runs failed at the push step).

Tests

• CGO_ENABLED=1 go build ./... and go test -timeout 5m -skip TestRunCompletion ./... green locally, the same commands the adoption workflow runs.

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[kaicontext]

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Kai Summary

Read the whole thing — it does what it says, and nothing jumped out at me. ✅

A clean dependency pin that moves kai-engine to v0.6.70 with no local source edits; correctness rests on the engine's contract, which is outside this repo and unverifiable here.

Important files changed

File	Change
go.mod	modified · +1 −1
go.sum	modified · +2 −2

What I opened — 2 files, 6 turns, 1m7s

• go.mod
• go.sum

Full read-through

Scope: read kaicontext/kai-cli at the working tree (commit 20d4b9d), including go.mod and the full go.sum. The diff is a dependency pin only — go.mod/go.sum — moving github.com/kaicontext/kai-engine from a pre-release pseudo-version (v0.6.69-0.20260910160213-68f0588df199) to the tagged v0.6.70. I could not read github.com/kaicontext/kai-engine itself; everything the bump actually delivers (screenshot doctrine, caption guard, .css renderer-file handling for the ui-verify gate, workspace-edit reporting) lives in that module and rests on its v0.6.70 contract, which is outside this repo.

The change re-points the one require entry (go.mod:64, now v0.6.70) and updates the two corresponding go.sum lines (112–113) — the module zip hash (h1:kN2AVoVDbp20IrCsYHRABWvtQYKKBUNkSTPygx65ahg=) and the go.mod hash (h1:ZHSy+4n9n6o3zSTTrRwRhwY0A8KFg7KjBxj1aKeoneY=). The go.mod hash is unchanged in value from the previous version, which is expected: kai-engine's own go.mod content did not move between the pseudo-version and the tag, so its h1: is identical; only the module zip hash changed. There is no replace directive anywhere in go.mod that would shadow the pinned version, and the single require block matches the single go.sum entry pair. The go.sum is otherwise internally consistent — no orphaned or duplicate kai-engine lines remain (the old pseudo-version lines were replaced, not left alongside), and every module with a require in go.mod has a matching h1:/go.mod h1: pair. No Go source in this repo is touched; the api/* shim packages and cmd/kai/* consumers import github.com/kaicontext/kai-engine/<pkg> by version-agnostic path, so there are no call-site edits to miss and no signature breakage visible from this side. The build/test claim (go build ./..., go test -skip TestRunCompletion ./... green) is the load-bearing check, and nothing in the diff contradicts it; I could not re-run it.

I found no defects. The unfixable caveat is that I cannot verify v0.6.70's contract — whether any exported symbol the ~38 importing files reference changed shape — but that is a stated limitation of a dependency bump into a module whose source this checkout does not hold, not a finding against this change. There is no evidence here of a missed call-site update, a conflicting replace, or a malformed go.sum.

One process note, not a defect: the author states the bump was done by hand because the adopt-engine workflow's bot push to main is refused by the pull_request ruleset (last three runs failed). That explains this change but means the next automated adoption will hit the same wall until the ruleset or workflow is fixed, so manual bumps will keep being needed.

Ready to merge as-is — it's a clean, internally consistent version-string bump with no local code edits to review and no conflicting replace directive.

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