Prove the defining loop end-to-end: a project-authored node with an open param through sweep and campaign #235
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No project-authored (non-std) node has ever gone through sweep/mc/walkforward/campaign — in any test or fieldtest. The deepest exercised path is a single
aura run(the momentum-lab fieldtest's param-less Negate node, 2026-07-02). Theaura newstarter blueprint binds every param (crates/aura-cli/src/scaffold.rs:185), so a fresh project exposes zero sweepable axes out of the box, and the scaffold e2e stops ataura run(crates/aura-cli/tests/project_new.rs:25-68). The triage-harvest fieldtest's sweeps ran over a std-only blueprint.The loop is structurally plausible — sweep resolves blueprints against the project store and the merged vocabulary, through the same
blueprint_from_jsonmachineryrunalready uses — but "sweep my own node's knob" is the defining need of a genuine external project (role 2 feeding roles 6a/6b, C25) and has zero end-to-end evidence.--list-axesshows the axis → sweep over it on real data → family persisted → reproduce N/N bit-identicallyBoth acceptance boxes proven, green on arrival — no implementation was needed: the loop already worked once the milestone's earlier fixes landed; what was missing was the evidence. Landed as
dd23ea3: crates/aura-cli/tests/project_sweep_campaign.rs, two e2e tests following the project_new.rs scaffold-and-build idiom. (1) A fresh project authors an OPEN blueprint over its own node (knob_lab::Scale with factor unbound):--list-axesshowsscaled_signal.gain.factor:F64, a real-data GER40 sweep over the axis yields two members whose manifests carry the project-node binding, the family persists, and reproduce prints "reproduced 2/2 members bit-identically". (2) One campaign cell referencing the same blueprint runs to exit 0 with a campaign_run record linking a sweep family. The axis-discovery leg is un-gated (meaningful on a data-less host); the sweep/reproduce/campaign legs are archive-gated per the established idiom. Closes via commit on merge.