feat: resolve observability, cluster, and migration issues

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+# ResiCache Open Issue Ledger
+
+Last synchronized: 2026-07-26
+Repository baseline: `origin/main` @ `75ed279a71b17f227c3170d738eb93e50d876c8a`; local `main` at the current Ledger commit (ahead 4, behind 0)
+GitHub repository: `DavidHLP/ResiCache`
+
+## Execution order
+
+| Order | Issue | Priority | Status | Dependency / triage |
+|---:|---|---|---|---|
+| 1 | [#4](issue-4.md) Per-handler Micrometer tags | P0 observability | COMMITTED | Independent and explicitly highest priority |
+| 2 | [#2](issue-2.md) Redis Cluster slot IT | P1 correctness | COMMITTED | Validates existing production key construction; must use real Cluster |
+| 3 | [#5](issue-5.md) Serialization migration CLI | P1 compatibility | COMMITTED | Large migration capability; pre-flight probe already exists |
+| 4 | [#3](issue-3.md) JMH module | P1 performance | BLOCKED_EXTERNAL_WORK | External contributor declared intent on 2026-07-21 but no PR/branch is linked; review after higher-priority work and re-sync before takeover |
+
+## Live GitHub facts
+
+- Open Issues: `#2`, `#3`, `#4`, `#5`.
+- Open PRs: none.
+- Linked closing PRs: none for all four issues.
+- Assignees: none for all four issues.
+- Only active external signal: `Shubh2-0` volunteered for #3 on 2026-07-21; final re-sync still shows no implementation, but the claim remains recent and active.
+- #2/#4/#5 are resolved and committed locally; GitHub remains Open because remote writes require explicit approval.
+
+## Final repository validation
+
+- `PATH=/tmp/resicache-tools:$PATH ./mvnw clean verify -B`: `BUILD SUCCESS`; Maven summary 873 unit tests + 18 integration tests, all 0 failures/errors/skips.
+- Real standalone Redis containers started through a temporary user-space `socat`; real three-master Cluster tests reported `cluster_state:ok`.
+- JaCoCo: line 87.82%, branch 75.33%.
+- `testcontainers-bom:1.20.4` override preserved.
+- Temporary `socat` was extracted under `/tmp/resicache-tools`; not installed system-wide and not committed.
+
+## Validation gates
+
+- Preserve `testcontainers-bom:1.20.4`; Spring Boot 4.0.0's transitive 1.20.6/docker-java path is incompatible with the target older Docker daemon.
+- Real-Redis acceptance requires all three signals: container startup evidence, target test count > 0, and skipped count = 0.
+- Every implementation receives Standards + Spec independent review before its focused commit.
+- GitHub remote writes remain subject to the session GitHub Write Gate and require an explicit review package and approval.

.ai/issues/issue-2.md

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+# Issue #2 — Real Redis Cluster slot co-location integration test
+
+- **Issue:** https://github.com/DavidHLP/ResiCache/issues/2
+- **Status:** COMMITTED
+- **Priority:** P1 correctness
+- **Dependencies:** none; production implementation appears present and needs real-topology proof
+- **External work:** no assignee, comments, branch, or linked PR
+
+## Current findings
+
+- `DistributedLockManager#buildLockKey` already distinguishes cluster mode and preserves or creates a hash tag.
+- Unit tests already cover no-tag wrapping, existing-tag preservation, and slot equality by key construction.
+- Existing `DistributedLockIntegrationTest` uses standalone Redis, so the Issue's real Cluster acceptance is not yet proved.
+- Testcontainers dependency must remain pinned to `1.20.4`; target test execution and zero skips must be checked explicitly.
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+1. A real `redis:7` Cluster topology starts under Testcontainers.
+2. A sync-enabled cache PUT/get-loader path obtains a Redisson distributed lock.
+3. Cache key and lock key report the same `CLUSTER KEYSLOT` and map to the same node.
+4. The real operation completes without `CROSSSLOT`.
+5. Test report confirms target test count > 0 and skipped = 0.
+
+## Implementation plan
+
+- Add an isolated `AbstractRedisClusterIntegrationTest` rather than destabilizing all standalone Redis ITs.
+- Reuse production `DistributedLockManager`/cache path; do not duplicate slot logic in the test.
+- Add one focused Cluster integration class and only the minimum fixture configuration required.
+- Update cluster limitation/docs only after the proof passes.
+
+## Files/modules involved
+
+- `src/main/java/.../protection/breakdown/DistributedLockManager.java` (expected read-only)
+- `src/test/java/.../integration/AbstractRedisClusterIntegrationTest.java`
+- `src/test/java/.../integration/*Cluster*IntegrationTest.java`
+- Redis compatibility/cache lifecycle wiki or docs identified during investigation
+
+## Tests required
+
+- Existing `DistributedLockManagerTest`.
+- New real Cluster IT with container-start and no-skip evidence.
+- Full integration regression.
+
+## Validation result
+
+- Real `redis:7-alpine` container started and formed a three-master Cluster (`cluster_state:ok`).
+- `RedisClusterSlotIntegrationTest`: 1 test, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 skipped; `BUILD SUCCESS`.
+- Production annotation path acquired a live Redisson lock; test read its actual Redis key, compared both server-side `CLUSTER KEYSLOT` values, and executed a same-slot two-key command without `CROSSSLOT`.
+- Target test also proved the cache value was written after lock release.
+- `DistributedLockManagerTest` + Cluster IT: 26 tests, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 skipped; `BUILD SUCCESS`.
+- Checkstyle: 0 violations; `git diff --check`: clean.
+- The unchanged standalone `DistributedLockIntegrationTest` cannot start its pre-existing WSL2 fixture because this workstation lacks `socat`; rerunning it alone reproduces the same `Cannot start socat` before test execution. The new Cluster fixture does not depend on or weaken that asset.
+- Review and commit completed; full repository regression passed.
+
+## Review findings
+
+Independent reviewer jobs again failed to yield within the bounded review window and were cancelled; the maintainer process completed the frozen Standards + Spec review directly.
+
+- **critical/high/medium:** none.
+- Topology validity: three Redis server processes form a real Cluster with node IDs and complete slot ownership; teardown requires `cluster_state:ok`.
+- Acceptance proof: the test observes a live production Redisson lock key, asks Redis for both `CLUSTER KEYSLOT` values, and executes a dual-key `EXISTS`; a slot mismatch would produce `CROSSSLOT` before key existence is evaluated.
+- Lifecycle/concurrency: loader release is in `finally`, preventing an assertion failure from leaving the async loader blocked.
+- Compatibility: `TestRedisConfiguration` keeps its original single-server branch and selects Cluster only when `resi-cache.redis.mode=cluster`; production code is unchanged.
+- Documentation matches the exact topology and server-side assertions.
+
+## Commit / PR
+
+Local Issue commit: `test(redis): prove cluster lock slot co-location`. Remote PR/Issue closure requires GitHub Write Gate approval.
+
+## Remaining work
+
+Include #2 in the final remote-write review package.

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+# Issue #3 — Minimal JMH module and measured performance baseline
+
+- **Issue:** https://github.com/DavidHLP/ResiCache/issues/3
+- **Status:** BLOCKED_EXTERNAL_WORK
+- **Priority:** P1 performance
+- **Dependencies:** process after correctness/compatibility prerequisites and re-sync external work
+- **External work:** `Shubh2-0` volunteered on 2026-07-21; no assignee, branch, linked PR, or submitted diff exists as of 2026-07-26
+
+## Current findings
+
+- Repository is currently a single Maven module and has no JMH dependency/profile/module.
+- Issue explicitly requests a new `resicache-bench` module, three benchmark suites, and measured `PERFORMANCE.md` values.
+- An intent-only comment is recent enough to re-check before takeover, but there is no code to review now.
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+1. A real JMH module/harness is discoverable and runnable independently of normal unit tests.
+2. Benchmarks cover: chain pass-through vs Spring-native `@Cacheable`, per-handler additive cost, and SyncLock throughput under concurrency.
+3. Fixture/bootstrap cost is outside measured operations.
+4. Warmup, measurement, forks, JVM, hardware, and parameters are documented.
+5. `PERFORMANCE.md` contains actual measured results and no guessed SLO.
+6. Standard `./mvnw clean verify -B` remains deterministic and does not run long benchmarks.
+
+## Implementation plan
+
+- Re-sync Issue/PR state immediately before work.
+- If still no PR, choose the smallest Maven multi-module conversion that preserves publishing and coverage behavior.
+- Implement three JMH suites against production paths and a short smoke/discovery command.
+- Run a baseline on the current workstation and document results as environment-specific, not universal promises.
+
+## Files/modules involved
+
+- root `pom.xml`
+- potential core child `pom.xml` only if required by multi-module structure
+- `resicache-bench/pom.xml`
+- `resicache-bench/src/main/java/**` or canonical JMH source layout
+- `PERFORMANCE.md`
+- `wiki/modules/observability.md`
+
+## Tests required
+
+- Benchmark jar/list discoverability.
+- One short JMH smoke for each suite.
+- Normal full verify proving benchmark isolation.
+
+## Validation result
+
+- Re-synced after completing #2/#4/#5: no Open PR, linked PR, assignee, remote benchmark branch, or submitted diff.
+- `Shubh2-0`'s explicit implementation claim from 2026-07-21 remains the latest activity (five days old), so duplicate implementation is not currently legitimate.
+- Full `./mvnw clean verify -B` passes without a JMH module: 873 unit + 18 integration tests, 0 failures/errors/skips. This validates current repository health, not Issue #3 acceptance.
+
+## Review findings
+
+No implementation exists to review. The claimed plan names the required JMH annotation processor, three suites, thread groups, and `PERFORMANCE.md`, matching the Issue direction. Actual benchmark validity remains unverified until a PR exists.
+
+## Commit / PR
+
+Local ledger commit: `docs(issues): record benchmark contributor status`. No GitHub write performed.
+
+## Remaining work
+
+External dependency: wait for `Shubh2-0` to submit or explicitly relinquish the work. Resume by re-reading #3 and Open PRs/remote branches; if the claim becomes stale or abandoned, implement the frozen plan and measure real baselines. A maintainer GitHub comment requesting ETA would be appropriate, but it requires remote-write approval.

.ai/issues/issue-4.md

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+# Issue #4 — Per-handler Micrometer tags on `resicache.chain.execute`
+
+- **Issue:** https://github.com/DavidHLP/ResiCache/issues/4
+- **Status:** COMMITTED
+- **Priority:** P0 observability
+- **Dependencies:** none
+- **External work:** no assignee, comments, branch, or linked PR
+
+## Current findings
+
+- Current implementation moved the old inline timer from `CacheHandlerChain` into `ChainTimerChainObserver`.
+- `ChainTimerChainObserver` creates one tag-less, lazily cached `Timer`; its scope token contains only chain start nanos.
+- `ChainObserver#afterNode` already receives both the concrete `CacheHandler` and its `HandlerResult`, so it is the natural per-handler/per-decision observation point.
+- Current timer description promises full-chain lifecycle timing. The Issue asks for handler + decision tags; implementation must avoid falsely assigning the same whole-chain duration to every handler.
+- Existing `resicache.handler.fired` already counts handler evaluation and must not be duplicated.
+
+## Acceptance criteria
+
+1. `resicache.chain.execute` is queryable by bounded `handler`, `decision`, and `cacheName` tags.
+2. `handler` comes from the finite installed handler set; `decision` is one of `CONTINUE`, `SKIP_ALL`, `TERMINATE`.
+3. No `redisKey`, user input, exception text, or dynamic ID is used as a tag.
+4. Each timer sample measures the corresponding handler invocation, not an incorrectly duplicated whole-chain duration.
+5. Registry absence remains a no-op and concurrent calls do not share mutable per-call timing state.
+6. Existing fired counter semantics remain unchanged.
+7. Wiki observability documentation matches the final metric semantics.
+
+## Implementation plan
+
+- Refine `ChainTimerChainObserver` to record per-node timing using observer scope that remains per call / per thread-safe invocation.
+- Use Micrometer registration keyed by bounded tag tuple, not one global cached timer.
+- Expand `ChainObserverTest.TimerTests` with decisions, cache names, changing redis keys, and meter-count/cardinality assertions.
+- Update `wiki/modules/observability.md` source references and metric table.
+
+## Files/modules involved
+
+- `src/main/java/io/github/davidhlp/spring/cache/redis/chain/observer/ChainTimerChainObserver.java`
+- `src/main/java/io/github/davidhlp/spring/cache/redis/chain/ChainEngine.java` (read-only unless observer contract cannot express timing)
+- `src/test/java/io/github/davidhlp/spring/cache/redis/chain/observer/ChainObserverTest.java`
+- `wiki/modules/observability.md`
+
+## Tests required
+
+- Targeted unit tests for all three decisions and multiple handlers/cache names.
+- Cardinality test varying only `redisKey` and asserting meter count remains constant.
+- Null-registry no-op.
+- `./mvnw -B -Dtest=ChainObserverTest,CacheHandlerChainFactoryTest test`
+- `./mvnw -B checkstyle:check`
+
+## Validation result
+
+- Java runtime: Temurin/OpenJDK `21.0.2+13` installed user-locally via `vfox` because the session default was Java 17 and system Java 25 broke current Lombok processing.
+- `./mvnw -B -Dtest=ChainObserverTest,ChainEngineTest,CacheHandlerChainFactoryTest test`: `BUILD SUCCESS`; 43 tests, 0 failures, 0 errors, 0 skipped.
+- `./mvnw -B checkstyle:check`: `BUILD SUCCESS`; 0 violations.
+- `git diff --check`: clean.
+
+## Review findings
+
+Independent reviewer jobs failed to yield within the review window and were cancelled; the maintainer process then completed the same frozen Standards + Spec checklist directly against the full diff and all callers/tests.
+
+- **critical/high/medium:** none.
+- **low:** none requiring code changes.
+- Concurrency/resource verdict: per-node state is an immutable token paired by Engine `finally`; no shared mutable `ThreadLocal` or stale stack.
+- Compatibility verdict: existing `beforeNode/afterNode` exception behavior and `resicache.handler.fired` semantics are unchanged; new observer methods are default no-op.
+- Cardinality verdict: only `handler`, three-value `decision`, and configured `cacheName`; varying `redisKey` is explicitly tested not to create meters.
+- Semantic verdict: each sample is one handler invocation, so `handler` and `decision` describe the measured duration rather than duplicating whole-chain duration under every handler.
+
+## Commit / PR
+
+Local commit: current Issue commit (`fix(observability): add bounded chain timer dimensions`). Remote PR/Issue closure requires GitHub Write Gate approval.
+
+## Remaining work
+
+Prepare the remote-write review package after all executable Issues are locally complete.