Pin kai-engine v0.6.67

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Executors get the lane header (v0.6.65), the kept headless Chrome for kai_screenshot (v0.6.66), and sibling-project screenshot targets (v0.6.67).

• go build ./... && go test ./cmd/kai

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Kai review

Kai Summary

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

Where I'd land: 5/5 — ready to merge.

Review

Scope: kaicontext/kai-cli, the dependency-bump commit pinning github.com/kaicontext/kai-engine v0.6.64 → v0.6.67. What I could not read: the kai-engine module itself (private, not in this checkout), so every behavior claim in the commit message rests on a contract I can't open.

This is a two-file version bump — go.mod and go.sum only — and it's internally consistent. The go.mod line changes exactly one version; the two go.sum lines for kai-engine are replaced with the matching v0.6.67 hash/mod entries, and the /go.mod hash (ZHSy+4n9n6o3zSTTrRwRhwY0A8KFg7KjBxj1aKeoneY=) is unchanged from v0.6.64, which is expected for a patch bump within the same module path. Within this repo there is no second place that pins the engine version — no replace directive, no hardcoded version literal in any *.go file (a v0.6.6 grep across *.go returned nothing) — so the bump is self-contained. The commit's shape is exactly what the adopt-engine.yml release bot produces (go get ...@version && go mod tidy, then commit only go.mod go.sum), so this is a normal automated adoption rather than a hand-edit that might drift from the workflow's contract. The repo's boundary tests (TestCheckGoMod_ReplaceEngineFails, TestCheckGoMod_ReplaceCoreFails) forbid a replace block on the engine, and this diff adds none — consistent.

One limitation worth stating once: the author's premise — that v0.6.67 gives executors the lane header, a kept headless Chrome for kai_screenshot, and sibling-project screenshot targets — lives entirely inside the kai-engine module, which is not in this checkout and which none of my tools can open. I verified that this repo consumes those features only through the engine's import boundary: nothing here references "lane header," and kai_screenshot is a tool implemented in the engine. Whether v0.6.67 actually delivers those three things, and whether the engine's public API stayed compatible across v0.6.64 → v0.6.67, I cannot confirm from here. That is the boundary; it is not a defect in this diff. The adopt-engine.yml workflow gates the real adoption with a go build ./... + go test ./... before it tags a release, which is the right place for that verification to happen.

Nothing here charges a customer, limits one, publishes on their behalf, or deletes, and there is no replace added. The bump is clean as a matter of what this repo can see.

This is ready to merge — a routine automated engine bump with no in-repo side to break.

Important files changed

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

What I opened — 1 file, 10 turns, 37s

2 of the 2 changed files don't appear below: go.mod, go.sum.

• .github/workflows/adopt-engine.yml

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