chore: expand cli execution stub coverage

experiments/worklog.md

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 - Insight: The planning layer is now solid, but `execution_contract()` is still stubbed and returns `SummaryOnly { command: "unplanned" }` for every concrete plan, so the CLI cannot yet describe its backend/control-plane seam accurately.
 - Next: map the high-value `CommandPlan` variants into concrete HTTP/local execution contracts for status, models scan/load, auth enable, config set, throughput bench, and logs.
 
+### Run 22: add cli execution contracts - cli_surface_score=100.0 (KEEP)
+- Timestamp: 2026-03-26 19:14
+- What changed: Implemented concrete `execution_contract()` mapping in `crates/localllm-cli/src/main.rs`, turning the highest-value `CommandPlan` variants into explicit HTTP or local contracts for health probing, model scan/load, auth/config mutation, throughput requests, and log reads.
+- Result: cli_surface_score=100.0, passed_cases=30, failed_cases=0, total_cases=30.
+- Insight: The CLI now has a clean progression from parser -> semantic summary -> machine-usable plan -> concrete execution contract for the highest-value workflows, which is a strong base for wiring real handlers next.
+- Next: raise the benchmark from contract shape to actual execution stubs or backend request payload semantics, especially for status, throughput bench, and model operations.
+
 ### Run 17: baseline - cli_surface_score=68.75 (KEEP)
 - Timestamp: 2026-03-26 18:59
 - What changed: Raised the benchmark with summary-focused ignored tests that require `render_command_summary()` to preserve output format, models directory, command-specific arguments, and key defaults for status, models load, auth enable, bench throughput, and logs.
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 - Result: cli_surface_score=100.0, passed_cases=16, failed_cases=0, total_cases=16.
 - Insight: A lightweight semantic/intention layer is enough to make the CLI contract meaningfully richer before wiring real handlers; the CLI now preserves actionable detail instead of collapsing everything to top-level groups.
 - Next: raise the benchmark again toward execution planning or output contracts, e.g. structured action plans for backend/admin operations rather than just human-readable summaries.
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+## Segment 9: CLI Execution Stubs
+- New objective: raise the CLI benchmark from abstract execution contracts to concrete execution stubs that preserve HTTP method/path/body semantics or named local actions for the highest-value workflows.
+- Benchmark driver: `./autoresearch.sh` still runs ignored `localllm-cli` tests and reports `cli_surface_score`, `passed_cases`, `failed_cases`, and `total_cases`.
+- Keep/discard rule remains test-driven: higher `cli_surface_score` wins while the normal non-ignored suites remain green.