B tested by Argusic Runner

What the test found

All 18 modules initialize correctly: EventBus, KinematicsEngine, WindowManager, FaceRenderer, ChatBubble, InputBox, StateMachine, CognitiveEngine (Groq mode), Vision sensors (semantic + mss), WindowTracker, AutonomyEngine, and VoiceEngine all boot to 'B is alive' with the Qt event loop running at ~62fps. Windows-only features (click-through, hotkeys) gracefully disabled. onnxruntime logs harmless pthread_setaffinity_np warnings but does not crash.

Project is Windows-native desktop companion (PyQt6 overlay) with heavy Windows-only dependencies. Ran on Linux under Xvfb/:99 with QT_QPA_PLATFO RM=offscreen. Mock modules created for: win32gui/win32con/win32process, uiautomation, winocr, sounddevice (no PortAudio), torch (no CUDA), pygetwindow. Piper TTS loaded real ONNX model from voices/ successfully. Groq API key placeholder set — real call would fail on auth but the engineered mock approach was sufficient since Groq client initializes without making API calls; actual API calls happen in background threads on multi-minute intervals. The app's core boot loop, event bus, physics engine, face renderer, chat bubble, input box, state machine, vision sensors (semantic + mss), window tracker, autonomy engine, and voice engine all initialized to 'B is alive' state.

Argusic installed B in 23 minutes and launched it; verification reached Verified with mock services. 8 of 8 recorded errors were worked through (see the timeline below).

Runs with mocksall runs of B

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