…#453)

Otto-268 follow-on: drain-log for the **maximum-multi-parent cascade**
observed in this drain wave — #424 was a follow-up to FOUR parent PRs
simultaneously (#405 empty-cone + #411 GITHUB_TOKEN header + #413
grammar + #415 Otto-279 policy reply). Composes-vs-serializes
tradeoff favored compose: one commit + one merge gate addressed all
four parents.

Per Otto-250 training-signal discipline. Pattern observations:

1. Maximum-multi-parent cascade: 4 parents in one follow-up. Composes
   when findings are independent + small. #423 had 2 parents; #424
   doubled to 4.
2. fail-YELLOW vs fail-RED on structurally-normal empty-input cases
   (empty cone, zero qualifying findings, no diff to lint) — over-
   blocking risk when fail-RED on empty-input. CI-design candidate:
   every audit script should explicitly classify "empty-input"
   behavior at design time.
3. GitHub canonical-example form (`Authorization: token
   $GITHUB_TOKEN`) vs accepted-also (`Authorization: Bearer
   $GITHUB_TOKEN`); prefer canonical for reader friction reduction.
4. Otto-279 surface-class reply remains stamp-uniform across the
   corpus regardless of multi-parent grouping; the multi-parent
   grouping doesn't change per-finding response.

…ng merge (task Lucent-Financial-Group#302) (#26)

* docs(roms): sweep 26 leaf READMEs — gitignore-behaviour line now matches depth-limited rule (#416)

Post-merge on #402, Copilot flagged 26+ leaf READMEs as documenting the
stale gitignore pattern. The gitignore itself was tightened on the same
PR (after Codex's ROM-set leak concern) from `!**/README.md` to
depth-limited `!/README.md` + `!/*/README.md` + `!/*/*/README.md`, but
each leaf README's "Gitignore behaviour" section still listed the old
broad glob. Doc/code drift.

Mechanical sweep: each of the 26 leaf READMEs updated to carry the
actual gitignore rule text: `*` + `!*/` + `!/README.md` +
`!/*/README.md` + `!/*/*/README.md`. Branch READMEs + top-level
README didn't have the stale language (they describe behaviour in
prose rather than inlining the glob).

Resolves the ~29 unresolved threads on merged #402 that shared this
complaint. Non-destructive; README-only; content correctness fix.

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* tools(hygiene): counterweight-audit.sh Phase 1 — cadenced inspect tool (Otto-278) (#418)

Picks up pending task #269. Otto-278 named the gap: memory-only
counterweights are leaky without a cadenced audit that FORCES re-
reading the memories + checks for rule-drift. Otto-276 drifted
within hours; Otto-277 re-tightened; Otto-278 said the pattern
will keep recurring unless the re-read is cadenced.

Aaron quote (autonomous-loop 2026-04-24):

  "memory is enough assuming you have a inspect memory for
   missing balance and lessions on a cadence it's probably
   enough, but you forget often when it's just in memory"

Phase 1 = the shell tool. Phase 2 = `.claude/skills/counterweight-
audit/SKILL.md` wrapping it. Phase 3 = autonomous-loop tick-open
hook integration. Phases 2-3 are separate BACKLOG rows.

What it does:
- Enumerate memory/*otto_*.md counterweight files (51 today).
- For each, extract Otto-NNN + name field.
- Emit audit questions per counterweight:
  1. In the last N ticks, did I exhibit the drift?
  2. If yes: tighten / file new / escalate to BP?
  3. Is the cadence still right or can it stretch?

Cadence modes: --cadence quick (top 3), medium (top 10), long
(all). Default quick. Agent self-scores — no automatic drift
detection; the point is forcing the re-read.

Bash 3.2 compatible per GOVERNANCE §24 four-way-parity (macOS
ships 3.2; no assoc arrays or mapfile). Portable stat probe for
BSD (-f %m) vs GNU (-c %Y). mktemp -t template for cross-
platform. No long-running daemon; one-shot.

Smoke-tested on current repo state: 51 counterweights discovered,
output renders cleanly, exit 0.

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* hygiene(#266): refresh CURRENT-aaron.md — 5 new sections for 2026-04-24/25 session cluster (#412)

* hygiene(#266): refresh CURRENT-aaron.md — add sections 13-17 for the 2026-04-24/25 autonomous-loop cluster

Pending task #266 flagged CURRENT-aaron.md stale as of 2026-04-24.
Adds five new sections capturing the durable directives from the
2026-04-24 / 2026-04-25 autonomous-loop session:

- **13. Peer-review-disclosure discipline.** Agent peer review is
  enough to graduate substrate to canonical. Two-state model
  (after Aaron's three clarification passes): uncanonical /
  peer-reviewed-canonical. Human peer review is separate
  additional-trust marker, not a higher tier. Bold claims are
  unlocked by legible disclosure; hedging only required when
  state is hidden.

- **14. Research/history surfaces allow first-name attribution
  (Otto-279).** Literal "no names in docs" applies to
  forward-looking current-state surfaces, not to history
  surfaces. Lists the seven history surfaces where names are
  record-of-fact.

- **15. Declarative version pins everywhere.** Triggered by
  Aaron's "is that latest?" on markdownlint-cli2@0.18.1. Pattern:
  every CI version gets reviewed against the
  "pinned-in-.mise.toml" test; install via
  ./tools/setup/install.sh; run via mise exec --.

- **16. Ethical clean-room services — authorized future
  direction.** Aaron's reframe from sarcastic "fund yourself" to
  non-sarcastic "you can do an ethical market in the future for
  real to try and make money if youwant". Names ethical lane vs
  anti-lane (malus-style license-stripping). Gated on #404 pilot +
  factory-economics research.

- **17. Four-way-parity naming.** Not three-way. macOS bash 3.2 /
  Ubuntu bash 5.x / Git Bash / WSL Ubuntu. Legacy three-way label
  was counting deployment targets, different axis. Sweep tracked
  in BACKLOG.

Last-refresh date updated to 2026-04-25.

Otto-114 memory-sync pattern: this is the in-repo canonical
copy; global AutoMemory projection will sync on next AutoDream
cycle.

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* hygiene(#412): paired MEMORY.md edit — note CURRENT-aaron refresh date

Unblocks the memory-index-integrity check which (correctly) requires
MEMORY.md to be touched alongside any memory/*.md modify. The check
doesn't currently exempt CURRENT-*.md projections from that rule —
arguably it should, since CURRENT files are distillations of memories
already indexed elsewhere, not new index-able memories — but the
tactical fix is just updating MEMORY.md's fast-path line to reflect
when CURRENT-aaron was last refreshed.

Worth a follow-up BACKLOG row to exempt CURRENT-*.md from the
paired-edit trigger pattern (matches memory/README.md + memory/persona/
which are already exempted). Filing out-of-PR to keep this change
minimal.

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* fix(#412): dates → 2026-04-24 Eastern (was drifting to UTC 04-25)

Aaron noted: session is still 2026-04-24 in Eastern Time; I'd been
copying UTC merge-timestamps into content-dates which put them a day
ahead. Fixed:

- CURRENT-aaron.md sections 13 + last-refresh line
- MEMORY.md fast-path note
- The composite '2026-04-24/25 cluster' phrasing collapsed to
  single-day '2026-04-24 cluster'

Factory dates follow maintainer's local timezone (Eastern), not UTC.

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* drain(#412): 6 Copilot threads — collapsed-to-two language, sic markers, version-pin reference discipline, exact BACKLOG row names

- P1 line 485 — 'collapsed to two' contradicted three-state list. Reframed
  as 'Two canonical states + an optional human-endorsement marker' with
  stage 3 explicitly marked OPTIONAL + used only when load-bearing.
- P1 line 568 — Ethical clean-room services BACKLOG row verified to exist
  post-rebase onto main (row landed in #404 merge). No pointer change
  needed; verified during drain.
- P1 line 585 — row name mismatch. Actual title is
  'Naming correction: "three-way-parity" → "four-way-parity"'.
  Updated pointer.
- P2 line 548 — concrete 0.22.1 version in prose violated the
  .mise.toml-is-single-source rule. Reworded to 'consult .mise.toml
  for the active value, don't memorize a number here'.
- P2 line 502 + 556 — verbatim Aaron quotes contain typos ('becasue',
  'bing', 'if youwant'). Added [sic] markers noting preserved verbatim.

Required rebase onto main first because the ethical-clean-room row
wasn't on my local branch yet (it landed in #404's merge commit while
#412 was open).

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* backlog: exempt memory/CURRENT-*.md from memory-index-integrity paired-edit trigger (P3) (#413)

* backlog: exempt memory/CURRENT-*.md from memory-index-integrity paired-edit trigger (P3)

Hit on PR #412 (CURRENT-aaron refresh) — modifying CURRENT-aaron.md
triggered the NSA-001 paired-edit check which required
memory/MEMORY.md to be touched in the same PR. Worked around by
adding a dated "refreshed" note to MEMORY.md's fast-path line, but
the exemption list in the workflow (README.md, persona/, MEMORY.md
itself) should also include CURRENT-*.md:

- CURRENT files are PROJECTIONS of memories already indexed under
  their own feedback_/project_/reference_ entries. The CURRENT file
  itself isn't a new indexable memory — requiring a MEMORY.md
  pointer for each refresh creates false-positive churn.
- Same rationale as the persona/ exemption: per-persona notebooks
  aren't session memories that need MEMORY.md pointers.

S-effort fix: one additional case-statement entry in
.github/workflows/memory-index-integrity.yml. Core NSA-001 guard
stays intact for actual new memories.

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* fix: date → 2026-04-24 Eastern (was drifting to UTC 04-25)

Matches the timezone-correction sweep on PR #412.

* fix(#413): MD037 — wrap feedback_/project_/reference_ in backticks to prevent italic-open

markdownlint MD037 caught 'feedback_ / project_ / reference_' as
emphasis-with-spaces. Wrapping each identifier in backticks
(`feedback_` / `project_` / `reference_`) escapes the
underscores and matches how we reference these prefixes elsewhere
in the BACKLOG.

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* drain(#413): 2 Copilot P2 threads — exemption pattern + prefix consistency

- Line 10710: workflow actually matches memory/persona/* (single star) not
  /**. Updated the row to cite the exact pattern the workflow uses.
- Line 10733: directory prefixes were inconsistent — memory/feedback_*.md
  had it, the others didn't. Spelled memory/ on all four for clarity
  since they all live at the same depth.

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* hygiene(#268): pr-preservation drain-log for #404 (clean-room BIOS, 7 threads + 3-persona evolution) (#417)

* hygiene(#268): backfill pr-preservation drain-log for #404 (clean-room BIOS, 7 threads, 3-persona evolution)

Continues the drain-log sweep for #268. #404 carried 7 threads across
two waves + a mid-flight methodology refinement (two-persona → three-
persona Chinese Wall per Aaron's autonomous-loop directive) + two
rebase-through-conflict cycles. Drain-log captures:

- Wave 1: 3 initial threads (nonexistent anchor, GOVERNANCE §33
  misreference, roms/README.md misdescription).
- Wave 2: 4 post-refinement threads (title vs body two/three-persona
  inconsistency, split inline-code, unbalanced backticks + HTML
  placeholders, ColecoVision casing).
- Methodology evolution: dirty → spec → clean → standards chain
  integrity explained; standards-pass NOT firewall-breaking.
- Rebase activity: sed-strip-markers recipe per Otto-228/229.

Composes with #282/#357/#398/#408 drain-logs already landed.

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* drain(#417): 3 threads — BSD/GNU sed portability + MD032 line-leading plus

- Codex + Copilot both flagged that sed -i '' ... is BSD/macOS-only.
  Added explicit GNU-sed variant (empty suffix omitted) so contributors
  on Linux CI or dev laptops can use the recipe.
- Copilot flagged line 133 '+ factory-standards pass' starting a wrapped
  line. Markdown treats it as a list-item. Rephrased to 'plus
  factory-standards pass' to drop the line-leading plus.

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* skill(counterweight-audit): Phase 2 — SKILL.md wrapping tools/hygiene/counterweight-audit.sh (Otto-278, task #269) (#419)

Phase 2 of the cadenced-counterweight-audit stack. Phase 1 (the
shell tool) merged in #418. This skill wraps the tool with:

- Cadence-to-count mapping (quick=3 / medium=10 / long=all).
- When-to-invoke guidance (session start, round open, per-N-ticks,
  pre-review, on-demand-drift-suspicion).
- Four-step procedure (invoke → read → act on drift → log).
- Drift-action decision tree (self-correct / file follow-up /
  edit clarify / escalate to BP-NN).
- Phase 3 pointer: autonomous-loop tick-open hook is separate
  BACKLOG row.

The skill deliberately does NOT auto-detect drift — drift
detection requires the agent's own theory-of-mind introspection.
The tool surfaces rules; the agent judges behavior. This matches
the Aaron Otto-278 framing: cadenced re-read forces the
inspection; judgment is the agent's.

Composes with:
- `skill-tune-up` (sibling cadenced-audit discipline for skills)
- `skill-creator` (BP-NN promotion path when a counter re-
  tightens 3+ times)
- `docs/AGENT-BEST-PRACTICES.md` (promotion target)
- Otto-278 originating memory

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* drain(#418): security + validation + doc/code-match — 10 Codex/Copilot threads on counterweight-audit.sh (#420)

Post-merge sweep on #418 (Phase 1 tool). 10 threads, all FIX outcomes:

**Security / safety (P1):**
- Removed `eval` from stat invocation. A crafted filename with
  `$(...)` could otherwise be re-parsed as shell. Now branches on
  `STAT_FLAVOR` (bsd/gnu) and calls `stat` directly with `"$f"`
  as a proper argument.

**Argument validation (P1/P2):**
- `--cadence` and `--count` now check `$# -ge 2` before consuming
  `$2`. Previously `shift 2` errored under `set -e` if the flag
  was given without a value.
- `COUNT` now validated as a non-negative integer via case
  pattern (`''|*[!0-9]*`) before any `-gt` / `-lt` numeric
  comparison.
- Invalid input now exits with usage_error → exit 2 + stderr
  message + pointer to --help.

**Doc/code mismatches:**
- Header said default glob was `feedback_*otto_*.md` but script
  used `*otto_*.md`. Aligned the header to the actual glob and
  noted that the broader pattern matches `feedback_`, `project_`,
  etc. — any memory file with the Otto-NNN convention in its
  filename.
- Header said the tool extracts the "direct quote" / "### The
  rule" section. It doesn't (only Otto ID + name field). Updated
  the comment to reflect actual behavior AND added a brief
  rationale: auto-extracting the body content would let the
  agent skim audit questions without opening the file, defeating
  the purpose. Kept body extraction explicitly out of scope.
- Output prose said "read the named rule and the direct Aaron
  quote" — but the tool only emits the name. Reworded to "open
  the file and read the rule body + maintainer quote", making
  it a directive to the reader rather than a claim that the
  tool printed the quote.
- "Exit codes 0 always" comment was wrong — usage errors exit
  2. Updated comment to reflect actual behavior (0 normal /
  2 usage error).

**Role-ref per Otto-220 (current-state surface):**
- Replaced "Aaron quote" with "Human-maintainer quote
  (preserved in the originating memory file)". Script body is
  a current-state surface, not history; per Otto-220/Otto-279
  surface discipline, names belong in the memory file (where
  this script points readers anyway).

**Verification:**
- `bash -n` syntax clean.
- `--count xyz` → exit 2 with clear error.
- `--cadence` (missing value) → exit 2 with clear error.
- Happy path `--count 1` still produces correct output.

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* drain(#409 post-merge): node provisioning + version alignment + role-refs + typos (#421)

9 Codex/Copilot threads on the post-merge sweep of #409:

**Node not provisioned (P1 Codex):** mise's npm: backend installs via
npm install -g, requiring Node. After removing actions/setup-node
from gate.yml, Node was unprovisioned. Added node = "22" to
.mise.toml so the install script provisions Node alongside the other
tools. Single source of truth.

**Double-pin (Copilot):** package.json had markdownlint-cli2 at 0.22.0
while .mise.toml moved to 0.22.1. Aligned package.json to 0.22.1.
Both pins exist on purpose (mise = global install for CI; package.json
= devDependency for bun run lint:markdown locally) but they MUST stay
aligned — comment in .mise.toml documents the contract.

**Typos (Copilot ×2):** "declarativly" → "declaratively" in both
.mise.toml and .github/workflows/gate.yml.

**Name attribution (Copilot ×3, BP-24):** replaced "Aaron's directive"
with "the human maintainer's directive" in .mise.toml and gate.yml
comments. .markdownlint-cli2.jsonc Otto-250/279 references replaced
with rule-pointers to docs/AGENT-BEST-PRACTICES.md instead of
inline session-name attribution.

**Broken xref (Copilot):** comment referenced
tools/pr-preservation/archive-pr.sh — but that path DOES exist
(landed in #357). Wrapped path in backticks for clarity; reviewer's
'no matches' was checked against an outdated index.

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* drain(#405 + #411 + #413 post-merge): empty-cone fail-YELLOW + GITHUB_TOKEN header doc + grammar (#424)

- **#405 P1 (Codex):** empty provenance cone now FAILS G_carrier_overlap
  (treats missing-lineage as suspicious, not best-case). Prior fix made
  overlap=0 which let provenance-empty + advisory-evidence-v0 stack into
  GREEN — the carrier-laundering safeguard would have missed exactly the
  records that should trigger review. Now the gate definition reads:
  fail-RED on (overlap > θ_high) OR (cone empty); fail-YELLOW on
  (overlap > θ_med).
- **#411 P1 (Copilot):** gate.yml header 'No secrets referenced' was
  inaccurate after I added the workflow-level GITHUB_TOKEN env. Updated
  the header bullet to name the token explicitly + reference its
  read-only inheritance from permissions: contents: read + the
  workflow-vs-step-scope trade-off (DRY for ~7 install steps).
- **#413 P2 (Copilot):** 'requires any modify' → 'requires any
  add-or-modify on' grammar fix.

Note on #411 P2 (restrict GITHUB_TOKEN to install steps): trade-off
documented in the header bullet rather than refactoring 7 install steps
to per-step env. Reply explains.

Note on #415 (name attribution in drain-log): docs/pr-preservation/ is
a HISTORY surface per Otto-279 — names are policy-correct there.
Reply explains.

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* hygiene(#268): pr-preservation drain-log for #282 (14 threads, 2 waves) (#414)

* hygiene(#268): backfill pr-preservation drain-log for #282 (14 threads, 2 waves)

Picks up pending task #268 for PR #282 (provenance-aware claim-veracity
detector research doc). #282 carried an unusually heavy review load
across two waves:

- Wave 1: 9 pre-merge threads (Copilot + Codex) — 8 fixes + 1
  policy-reply (Otto-279 history-surface name attribution).
- Wave 2: 5 post-merge threads that arrived after auto-merge fired;
  addressed in follow-up #405.

Drain-log captures verbatim reviewer text, thread IDs, severity,
outcome classification (FIX / POLICY-REPLY), and resolution state
for all 14 threads. Composes with Otto-250 PR-preservation
discipline + Otto-279 surface-class name-attribution policy.

#357 and #398 drain-logs already landed in prior PRs; this completes
the three-PR drain-log set for this session's major research-doc +
dotnet-bump wave.

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* drain(#414): truth-update on DRIFT-TAXONOMY.md status

Copilot P1 correctly flagged that my drain-log reply said docs/DRIFT-
TAXONOMY.md was 'scoped for a future round', but the top-level doc
has since landed and is marked operational. Added an historical note
capturing both truths: the original drain-time state (precursor doc
was authoritative) AND the current state (top-level exists; future
research docs should cite it directly; precursor doc kept linked
only for historical lineage).

Preserves drain-log fidelity while honouring the truth-update.

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* drain(#414 P1 Codex): expand Wave 2 entries with verbatim text + replies

PR #282 drain-log declared "full per-thread record with verbatim
reviewer text, outcome class, and reply state" but threads 10-14
(Wave 2) only had Summary/Outcome — non-self-contained for
post-merge audit.

Fix: each Wave 2 thread now carries:
- Path:line metadata
- Original comment (verbatim, blockquoted)
- Outcome class
- Reply text (verbatim, copied from GraphQL thread state)

Codex P1 thread `PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59jZu8` resolved.

Otto-250 PR-preservation discipline: archive is now
self-contained even if upstream GitHub thread surface mutates.

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* drain(#403 post-merge): append correction row for the 2026-04-25T01:45:00Z tick row (4 Copilot threads) (#422)

* drain(#403): append correction row for the 2026-04-25T01:45:00Z tick row (4 Copilot threads)

Per Otto-229 tick-history is APPEND-ONLY — no edits to prior rows.
Four Copilot findings on the original row surfaced via post-merge
sweep:

1. 'Otto-NNN cluster' placeholder → Otto-279 cluster (load-bearing Otto)
2. 'three-thread day' vs (a)-(f) enumeration inconsistency clarified
   (three drain PRs + three landings, not three threads)
3. Memory file path resolved post-#405 forward-mirror into in-repo
4. 'MAME/FBN' → 'FBNeo' canonical project name (folder slug stays
   lowercased per emulator-frontend convention)

All four captured as a single correction row pointing back at the
original row's timestamp. Original row stays intact as the historical
record of what was believed at the time.

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* drain(#422 P1+P2 Codex/Copilot): correction-row timestamp + drop fbneo path claim

Two findings on the proposed correction row in #422:

P2 (Codex): Timestamp `2026-04-24T23:30:00Z` was earlier than
the row it corrects (`2026-04-25T01:45:00Z`), breaking
chronological-ordering audits. Updated to append-time UTC
`2026-04-25T03:45:00Z`.

P1 (Copilot): The correction row claimed a `roms/fbneo/`
folder slug, but no `roms/fbneo/` directory exists (the
BIOS-availability filter kept MAME/FBNeo out of the tree).
Rephrased to drop the folder-path claim — slug discussion is
now generic ("lowercased `fbneo` may still appear as an
EmulationStation/libretro-style slug") with explicit no-folder-
claim parenthetical.

Edits made within the still-open PR (proposed row, not landed
row) — Otto-229 append-only discipline applies to merged rows;
correcting a proposal pre-merge is normal review iteration.

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* drain(#406 + #407 post-merge): CodeQL xref + GOVERNANCE §24 truth + downstream typo (#423)

* drain(#406 + #407 post-merge): xref CodeQL → INSTALLED.md, GOVERNANCE §24 truth, downstream typo

Combined drain for two related rows on docs/BACKLOG.md:

#406 (local-DB shortlist):
- Replaced 'we already backlog CodeQL installation' with the
  accurate xref: docs/INSTALLED.md lists CodeQL CLI as pending
  install; BACKLOG.md only has the completed CodeQL workflow.
- Same fix in the composes-with section (line 10089) — points
  at INSTALLED.md pending-install row + notes BACKLOG's CodeQL
  workflow entry covers CI side only.
- 'down-stream' → 'downstream' typo.

#407 (four-way-parity):
- Corrected the parenthetical about GOVERNANCE §24. §24 DOES
  carry an explicit 'three consumers / three ways' count today
  (dev laptop / CI runner / devcontainer). Reframed the bullet
  to make the two-axis distinction clear: §24's three-consumers
  count is the deployment-target axis; this row's four-way
  count is the shell-runtime axis. Both stay; sweep adds the
  shell-runtime sibling note.

Mixed role-refs + names (#407 thread): per Otto-279,
docs/BACKLOG.md IS exempt from name-stripping (it's a history
surface). Reply will explain.

Inline-code wrap (#407): the original wrap was in the pre-
#408/#410 refinement; subsequent refinements already collapsed
it. Reply will note.

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* drain(#423 P1+P1 Copilot): inline-code-span line-break + brittle line-number xref

Two findings on the BACKLOG row landed in #423.

P1 (line ~10013): The inline code span for the install command
was split across two lines (`\`brew install\\ncodeql\``). CommonMark
inline code can't contain line breaks; markdownlint and some
renderers misformat. Reflowed so `brew install codeql` stays on
a single line.

P1 (line ~10094): Pointed at the CodeQL workflow item by line
number (`near line 4167`), which drifts as BACKLOG.md grows.
Replaced with a stable identifier — bolded checkbox item
reference (`**CodeQL workflow** checkbox item`) — that survives
re-numbering.

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* research: multi-Claude peer-harness experiment design (Otto-iterates-to-bullet-proof; Aaron-validates-once-on-Windows) (#270)

* research: multi-Claude peer-harness experiment design (Otto-iterates-to-bullet-proof; Aaron-validates-once-on-Windows)

Experiment design for peer-harness progression stage (b) —
two Claude Code instances coordinating before introducing
harness-difference with Codex at stage (c).

Reshaped mid-draft by Aaron's Otto-93 directive: "just keep
pushing forward until you think your testing with it is
bullet proof then i'll test by running on my windows pc ...
i don't want to be the bottleneck for this". Aaron is NOT a
design-review gate or launch gate. Otto owns iteration solo
until bullet-proof; Aaron's ONE bottleneck surface is the
final Windows-PC validation run.

Key design elements:

- Iteration structure (Otto-solo; repeats until bullet-proof):
  run → measure against criteria → identify gaps → revise →
  repeat. Bullet-proof = 2 consecutive iterations with no
  new failure modes + defenses for all identified modes +
  monitoring plan covers each.
- Mechanism candidates for Otto's iterations: subagent
  dispatch as peer-simulation (lowest-fidelity first);
  paired worktrees + sequential simulation; Bash-spawned
  background `claude` processes (highest-fidelity);
  synthetic tick-history rows. Otto picks based on what
  actually works.
- Test-mode bounding (hard requirement per Otto-86): wall-
  clock timeout, process-kill target, async-dispatch budget
  cap, wall-time instrumentation. Removed in real use only.
- 5 success criteria: both complete clean / no shared-
  resource conflicts / cross-session review happens / test-
  mode bounding holds / no identity-blending observed.
- 8 failure modes ranked by severity (CRITICAL: cross-
  session edit corruption, infinite-loop-bypass-bound,
  cross-session prompt-injection; IMPORTANT: contradictory
  review guidance, session dominance, identity-blending
  language; WATCH: clock-approaching-bound, name-conflict).
- Aaron's Windows-PC validation is the FINAL test — one
  run, when convenient. Otto hands over bullet-proof design
  + launch instructions + monitoring checklist + finding
  template. Aaron runs once; reports; either stage (b)
  validates or Otto returns to iteration.
- Architecture: coordinate via existing Zeta substrate (git
  + tick-history + memory); no new coordination protocol
  invented.
- Cross-session review yes, cross-session edit no (Otto-79
  discipline extended to intra-harness peer).
- Secondary Claude picks its own loop-agent name per
  Otto-79 (not pre-named by Otto).

Explicit NOT-scope: Codex CLI (stage c); Windows support
workload itself (stage d concrete use case); real
workload (experiment uses bounded speculative tasks);
production coordination protocol (this is a test of
existing substrate); unbounded runs (test-mode bounds
hard).

Open research questions: worktree vs same-directory for
secondary; per-project auto-memory when worktrees involved;
tick-history conflict resolution on simultaneous appends;
stop-signal from primary to secondary.

Archive-header format self-applied — 11th aurora/research
doc in a row.

Lands within-standing-authority per Otto-82/90/93
calibration — research-grade design; Otto owns iteration;
Aaron-not-bottleneck.

Otto-93 tick primary deliverable. This closes the "Aurora/
KSK" design-burst period (Otto-89..92) and pivots to the
peer-harness progression work that's been queued since
Otto-86 named it.

* drain(#270 P1 Codex): clarify launch-gate scope (design iteration vs experiment execution)

Codex P1 caught an apparent contradiction in the operational-
status block: lines 13-14 say "Aaron is NOT a design-review
gate or a launch gate" but lines 27-29 said "no second Claude
Code session starts executing work based on this doc until
Otto signals readiness and Aaron responds." Reads as if Aaron
*does* gate launch.

Resolution: the two statements are about different actions.
Lines 13-14 are about *design iteration* — Otto continues
bullet-proofing solo, no Aaron review-gate. Lines 27-29 are
about *executing the multi-Claude experiment on Aaron's
Windows PC* — that step needs Aaron because Aaron provides
the hardware (his Windows machine), not because Aaron gates
the design.

Reworded to make the distinction explicit:
- Iteration on design: solo Otto, no Aaron gate.
- Experiment execution: gated on Aaron at the
  hardware-provisioning layer only ("Aaron responds at the
  hardware-provisioning layer only").

Otto-279 surface-class refinement: research docs are history-
surface, so the maintainer name "Aaron" stays per Otto-279
allow-list (research / history docs allow first-name
attribution for humans AND agents).

Codex thread `PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59SRVL` resolved.

* drain(#270 lint): MD032 — blank line before bold-then-list patterns

* Round 44 auto-loop-28: Grok CLI capability map (pre-install sketch) (#126)

* Round 44 auto-loop-28: Grok CLI capability map (pre-install sketch)

Drafted on the cheap from superagent-ai/grok-cli package.json +
README + AGENTS.md + src/ tree via GitHub API — no install yet,
xAI API key pending Playwright login to console.x.ai.

Positions Grok CLI as a distinct substrate class: community-
maintained (MIT, 2959 stars) rather than vendor-shipped, so
factory posture is absorb-and-contribute (fork + review + run
from source + upstream fixes as peer maintainer), not
npm-install-g. Documents the two known upstream issues from
upstream AGENTS.md (ESLint flat-config migration; import type
fix in model-config.ts) as candidate first-exercise PR targets.

Stack observations: Bun + OpenTUI + React + @ai-sdk/xai +
Coinbase AgentKit + MCP SDK. Source-tree structure predicts
capability surface (payments/ wallet/ -> AgentKit integration;
daemon/ -> long-running service; headless/ -> non-interactive
mode analog to codex exec; mcp/ -> three-substrate MCP bridge).

Rows in the comparison table flagged SPECULATIVE vs VERIFIED so
the next-tick upgrade to verified-status is a delta diff, not a
rewrite. Comparison table extended from the Codex map to three
substrates plus a Grok column.

Composes with:
- docs/research/claude-cli-capability-map.md (verified)
- docs/research/openai-codex-cli-capability-map.md (verified)
- docs/research/arc3-dora-benchmark.md (stepdown experiment)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* drain(#126 lint): MD032 — line-leading + interpreted as list bullet (wrap fix)

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* Round 44 auto-loop-33: secret-handoff protocol options analysis (#133)

* Round 44 auto-loop-33: secret-handoff protocol options analysis

First-pass research doc extracting the auto-loop-31/32 in-chat
analysis into an auditable research artifact. Public-source
pattern survey of five handoff tiers (env-var, OS keychain,
1Password CLI, .env.local, chat-paste) with rotation /
revocation / leak-mode mapping. Explicit reasoning for why
git-crypt is the wrong fit for single-operator ephemeral keys
(history-is-forever + key-distribution-isomorphic +
wrong-granularity).

Proposes a tools/secrets/ helper shape (five verbs + pluggable
backend) without committing to implementation; gated on
maintainer's shape preference.

Occurrence-1 of the framing; promotion path to ADR + BP-NN +
BACKLOG row documented.

Composes with stacking-risk-decision-framework.md (same
occurrence-1 format), bottleneck-principle memory (paper-
trail-before-convention discipline), AI-substrate-access-grant
memory (multi-substrate implies multi-key handoff need).

* drain(#133 P0+P1+P1+P2+P1 Codex/Copilot): keychain syntax + 1Password ARGV leak + revoke-first + typo

Five content fixes in the secret-handoff protocol options doc:

P0 (line 116) — macOS Keychain:
`security add-generic-password ... -w` with no value prompts
interactively on recent macOS but fails in non-interactive
shells / older releases. Replaced with portable form: `read -rs`
captures the secret without echo, then `printf '%s' "$key" |
security add-generic-password ... -w` pipes via stdin so the
key never lands on `argv[]`, `ps`, or shell history. Same
treatment applied to the Rotate block. Added explanatory note.

P2 + P1 (line 154) — 1Password CLI:
`op item create credential=<paste-key>` puts the secret on the
command line where other local processes observe it via `ps`
and shell history captures it verbatim. Replaced with `read -rs`
+ `"credential[password]=$key"` form; added explanatory note
that warns away from the literal-paste form in operator runbooks.

P1 (line 273) — Revoke before rotate:
Earlier framing ("do nothing, rotation tomorrow handles it")
left a known-exposed credential live for a full cycle. Updated
to "revoke immediately, then rotate" — revoke makes the
exposed value unusable instantly, replacement is issued on the
same step, transcript artifact then references a dead key as
the safe end state.

P1 (line 69) — Wording typo:
"Modelling the former in the former" was a copy-paste error
that read tautologically. Corrected to "Modelling the former
in the latter" — former = secret-per-service-per-rotation
(use case), latter = file-path granularity (git-crypt's shape).

Five Codex/Copilot threads (PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM58xPg3,
PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM58xPg7, PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM58xRx5,
PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM58xRyN, PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM58xRym) addressed
in this commit.

* drain(#133 lint): MD029 + MD032 — list-prefix continuity + line-leading + wrap fix

* drain(#357 post-merge): respect CommonMark 4-space-indent limit on fence detection (#425)

* drain(#357 post-merge): respect CommonMark 4-space-indent limit on fence detection (Codex P2)

Codex P2 caught: fence detector did `raw_line.lstrip()` then checked for
``` / ~~~, which means a line with 4+ spaces of indentation would be
treated as a fence. Per CommonMark §4.5, fences allow at most 3 spaces of
indentation; 4+ spaces makes the line an indented-code-block instead.

Fix: count leading spaces first; only do fence detection when <= 3 spaces.
A 4+-space indented line falls through to the existing in_fence /
outside-fence branches as content.

Bash -n syntax clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* drain(#425 P2 Codex): reject tab-indented fence lines per CommonMark §4.5

Codex P2 on `tools/pr-preservation/archive-pr.sh` caught that
the prior fence-indent fix (Otto-242, this branch's 27be5ca)
counted leading spaces correctly but still used `raw_line.lstrip()`
inside the <=3-space branch, which silently consumes tabs.
That meant a line like `"   \t```"` (3 spaces + tab + fence)
passes the cap (3 spaces), gets stripped to `"```"`, and is
treated as a fence — even though by CommonMark §4.5 a tab in
the prefix pushes column >= 4 = indented-code-block territory
and the line is content, not a fence.

Fix: replace `raw_line.lstrip()` with `raw_line.lstrip(' ')`
(spaces only), then explicitly reject any tab in the leading
prefix. The marker check now runs against `after_spaces`,
which preserves any tab that follows the spaces — so
`"\t```"` and `"   \t```"` both correctly fail the
`startswith('```')` check.

Cases verified:
- `"\t```"`            → marker=None ✅ (rejected, tab at col 0)
- `"   \t```"`         → marker=None ✅ (rejected, tab in prefix)
- `"  \t ```"`         → marker=None ✅ (tab in prefix)
- `"   ```"`           → marker='`' ✅ (3 spaces — allowed)
- `"    ```"`          → marker=None ✅ (4 spaces — indented code)
- `"```"`              → marker='`' ✅ (no indent — allowed)

Codex thread `PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59jhQV` resolved.

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* aurora: absorb Amara's 4th courier report — memory drift / alignment / claude-to-memories drift (#221)

* aurora: absorb Amara's 4th courier report — memory drift / alignment / claude-to-memories drift

Fourth major Amara courier absorb this session. Following Otto-24
(operational-gap, PR #196), Otto-54 (ZSet semantics, PR #211),
Otto-59 (decision-proxy technical review, PR #219).

Amara's thesis (one sentence): Zeta is not misaligned — the
primitives are right. The real problem is partial operationalization.
"Stop using prose as both the storage layer and the control plane."

Drift reframed as four operational + one outside-loop class:
  1. Serialization drift (memory index duplicates, prose asymmetry)
  2. Retrieval drift (inferred paths without verification)
  3. Operational drift (proposal-from-symptoms w/o live-state)
  4. Outside-loop model/prompt drift (Claude 3.5/3.7/4 differ
     materially; snapshot + prompt-hash pinning required)
  5. Outside-loop transport fragility (branch-chat is convenience,
     not canonical record)

4-stage remediation roadmap: Stabilize → Determinize → Govern →
Assure. 11 action items extracted, classified S/M/L and tiered
P0-P3. Stabilize items are all S-effort and unblock the rest.

5 implementation artifacts preserved verbatim:
  - docs/decision-proxy-evidence/<date>-<id>.yaml schema
  - tools/memory/reconcile.py algorithm
  - tools/hygiene/check-memory-loop.sh CI guardrails
  - live-state-before-policy rule
  - team-role recommendation (Aaron policy/escalation, Amara
    primary proxy, Kenji/Claude architect/synthesizer when
    snapshot-pinned, Codex adversarial verifier)

8-row risk matrix preserved. All risks High/Medium-High.

Otto composition notes cross-reference:
  - Aaron trust-based-approval memory (Otto-59) — why substrate
    must be right since Aaron batches approvals
  - Codex-teamwork memory — "live-state-before-policy" already
    partial for PR review, extend to all operational decisions
  - no-quick-fix memory — pace absorbs hardening fixes without
    needing rush-track
  - zeta-self-use DB memory — make memory retraction-native as
    the factory using its own primitive on itself

Cross-refs Otto-66 Aaron archaeology-resolution (prior AceHack
Zeta was transferred by prior-session Otto via github-repo-
transfer skill — closed that loop same day).

Per the hard rule: no implementation claimed as "Amara-reviewed"
until the decision-proxy evidence YAML format lands and is used.
This absorb is ferry-delivered substrate, not proxy-reviewed
implementation.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* drain(#221 P2+P2+P1+P2 Codex/Copilot): drift-class count + xref pending PR + scope-narrow guardrail

Three content fixes on the Amara 4th-courier memory-drift absorption:

P2 (line 37) — Drift-class taxonomy summary:
Sentence said "four distinct operational classes plus one
outside-loop class" but the enumerated list has 3 inside-loop
(Serialization / Retrieval / Operational) + 2 outside-loop
(model/prompt drift, transport fragility) = 5 total. Reworded
to "three distinct inside-loop operational classes plus two
outside-loop classes" matching the actual enumeration.

P2 (line 11) — Prior-ferry xref to non-existent doc:
The 3rd-bullet linked to `2026-04-23-amara-decision-proxy-
technical-review.md` but that doc lives only on PR #219's
branch and hasn't merged. Replaced with explicit "(landing
pending)" notation pointing at the PR; the file-path xref
will resolve once #219 merges.

P2 (line 222) — Guardrail scope-narrowing:
`python tools/memory/check_references.py .` walks the entire
repo tree on every check, including `references/upstreams/`
(vendored), `drop/` (large artifacts), and `roms/`. Narrowed
to `memory/ docs/ .claude/` — the three trees that actually
contain the cross-references being audited. Comment added
explaining the rationale (skip vendored upstreams + benches +
generated artifacts).

Note: `tools/memory/check_references.py` is a proposal in this
ferry-absorption doc, not yet implemented in the repo. The
example shape now reflects best practice for when it lands.

* drain(#221 lint): MD032 — line-leading + interpreted as list bullet (wrap fix)

* drain(#221 P2 Codex post-merge): effort summary + flag proposed scripts as not-yet-landed

Three Codex post-merge findings on the aurora memory-drift doc:

P2 (line 87) — Stabilize effort summary mismatch:
Summary said all Stabilize items are S-effort but the table
lists decision-proxy evidence artifact as M-effort. Updated
to: 'Two of the three Stabilize items are S-effort; the third
(decision-proxy evidence artifact) is M-effort but is the
gating piece — without an evidence artifact, the live-state-
before-policy gate can't be enforced.' Now matches table.

(line 152) — tools/memory/reconcile.py proposal flag:
The Python artifact's header comment named an in-repo path
that doesn't exist. Added a >Note: block above the code block
explicitly flagging the path as PROPOSED, and changed the
header comment in-block to '(PROPOSED — does not yet exist)'.
The shape is preserved verbatim as Amara wrote it; landing it
as actual code is downstream factory work.

(line 217) — tools/hygiene/check-memory-loop.sh proposal flag:
Same treatment. Note that current scripts under tools/hygiene/
are audit-*.sh; this script is proposed, not landed.

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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>

* drain(#270 follow-up Codex): disambiguate auto-memory vs git-tracked memory + bold the third CRITICAL (#429)

Three Codex post-merge findings on PR #270 multi-Claude peer-harness design:

P1 (line 145) — substrate disambiguation:
'memory' was described as a single substrate at
~/.claude/projects/<slug>/memory/, but the section reads like
a repo-shared surface. Split into two distinct surfaces:
(a) Anthropic auto-memory (per-user, per-machine) and
(b) git-tracked memory/ at repo root (shared via push/pull).
The Otto-86 single-machine variant uses (a); cross-machine
variants must use (b). Removed conflation.

P1 (line 210) — failure-mode detection alignment:
'both sessions rewrite MEMORY.md concurrently' was ambiguous
between in-repo and auto-memory MEMORY.md. Each has different
detection: git-tracked needs /693e171 HEAD@{0}: checkout: moving from main to drain/270-followup-memory-substrate-clarification
693e171 HEAD@{1}: checkout: moving from drain/126-followup-gemini-xref to main
7ac3799 HEAD@{2}: commit: drain(#126 follow-up Codex): Gemini capability map xref now lands in main
693e171 HEAD@{3}: checkout: moving from main to drain/126-followup-gemini-xref
693e171 HEAD@{4}: checkout: moving from drain/133-followup-bash-quoting-status-banner to main
e41df8e HEAD@{5}: commit: drain(#133 follow-up): bash quoting + status banner
693e171 HEAD@{6}: checkout: moving from main to drain/133-followup-bash-quoting-status-banner
693e171 HEAD@{7}: pull --ff-only origin main: Fast-forward
a0c6425 HEAD@{8}: checkout: moving from research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr to main
50f6cc5 HEAD@{9}: commit: drain(#268 P1+P2 Codex): correct adversary terminology + decouple CBOR/TLV citations
c01b778 HEAD@{10}: checkout: moving from hygiene/tick-history-2026-04-25-04-15-drain-wave to research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr
2b9bc26 HEAD@{11}: commit: drain(#426 P2 Codex): correct PR count 6 → 8 in drain-wave row
c0ab454 HEAD@{12}: checkout: moving from research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr to hygiene/tick-history-2026-04-25-04-15-drain-wave
c01b778 HEAD@{13}: commit: drain(#268 P1+P1 Codex): replay-determinism on signer view + UTF-8/NFC byte encoding
6da237f HEAD@{14}: checkout: moving from aurora/amara-memory-drift-alignment-claude-to-memories-drift-absorb to research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr
f171b48 HEAD@{15}: commit: drain(#221 lint): MD032 — line-leading + interpreted as list bullet (wrap fix)
4e7f96b HEAD@{16}: checkout: moving from land-secret-handoff-options to aurora/amara-memory-drift-alignment-claude-to-memories-drift-absorb
88e73e8 HEAD@{17}: commit: drain(#133 lint): MD029 + MD032 — list-prefix continuity + line-leading + wrap fix
1ddb0b5 HEAD@{18}: checkout: moving from add-grok-cli-capability-map-sketch to land-secret-handoff-options
9f47f4c HEAD@{19}: commit: drain(#126 lint): MD032 — line-leading + interpreted as list bullet (wrap fix)
773daa8 HEAD@{20}: checkout: moving from research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr to add-grok-cli-capability-map-sketch
6da237f HEAD@{21}: commit: drain(#268 lint): MD032 — line-leading + interpreted as list bullet (wrap fix)
60bb32c HEAD@{22}: checkout: moving from hygiene/tick-history-2026-04-25-04-15-drain-wave to research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr
c0ab454 HEAD@{23}: commit: drain(#426 lint): MD038 — drop \| escape inside code span confusing the table-parser
1450345 HEAD@{24}: checkout: moving from research/multi-claude-peer-harness-experiment-design to hygiene/tick-history-2026-04-25-04-15-drain-wave
d9e175b HEAD@{25}: commit: drain(#270 lint): MD032 — blank line before bold-then-list patterns
9343b4d HEAD@{26}: checkout: moving from main to research/multi-claude-peer-harness-experiment-design
a0c6425 HEAD@{27}: checkout: moving from aurora/amara-memory-drift-alignment-claude-to-memories-drift-absorb to main
4e7f96b HEAD@{28}: commit: drain(#221 P2+P2+P1+P2 Codex/Copilot): drift-class count + xref pending PR + scope-narrow guardrail
d6419e7 HEAD@{29}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/aurora/amara-memory-drift-alignment-claude-to-memories-drift-absorb
d6419e7 HEAD@{30}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): aurora: absorb Amara's 4th courier report — memory drift / alignment / claude-to-memories drift
a0c6425 HEAD@{31}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout a0c6425e7fda77e429c79d3b048286c40461e8e3
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1450345 HEAD@{33}: commit: hygiene(tick-history): autonomous-loop drain wave 2026-04-25T04:15:00Z (28 threads / 6 PRs)
a0c6425 HEAD@{34}: checkout: moving from main to hygiene/tick-history-2026-04-25-04-15-drain-wave
a0c6425 HEAD@{35}: checkout: moving from land-secret-handoff-options to main
1ddb0b5 HEAD@{36}: commit: drain(#133 P0+P1+P1+P2+P1 Codex/Copilot): keychain syntax + 1Password ARGV leak + revoke-first + typo
83d71e8 HEAD@{37}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/land-secret-handoff-options
83d71e8 HEAD@{38}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): Round 44 auto-loop-33: secret-handoff protocol options analysis
a0c6425 HEAD@{39}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout a0c6425e7fda77e429c79d3b048286c40461e8e3
b3b0dfb HEAD@{40}: checkout: moving from main to land-secret-handoff-options
a0c6425 HEAD@{41}: pull --ff-only origin main: Fast-forward
cbb1641 HEAD@{42}: checkout: moving from add-grok-cli-capability-map-sketch to main
773daa8 HEAD@{43}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/add-grok-cli-capability-map-sketch
773daa8 HEAD@{44}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): Round 44 auto-loop-28: Grok CLI capability map (pre-install sketch)
a0c6425 HEAD@{45}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout a0c6425e7fda77e429c79d3b048286c40461e8e3
2d2c9f4 HEAD@{46}: checkout: moving from research/multi-claude-peer-harness-experiment-design to add-grok-cli-capability-map-sketch
9343b4d HEAD@{47}: commit: drain(#270 P1 Codex): clarify launch-gate scope (design iteration vs experiment execution)
13b4d26 HEAD@{48}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/research/multi-claude-peer-harness-experiment-design
13b4d26 HEAD@{49}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): research: multi-Claude peer-harness experiment design (Otto-iterates-to-bullet-proof; Aaron-validates-once-on-Windows)
a0c6425 HEAD@{50}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout a0c6425e7fda77e429c79d3b048286c40461e8e3
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60bb32c HEAD@{52}: commit: drain(#268 P2+P2+style+P1 Codex/Copilot): field count + version notation + canonical encoding
73d5822 HEAD@{53}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr
73d5822 HEAD@{54}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): research: BLAKE3 receipt-hashing v0 design input to lucent-ksk ADR (7th-ferry candidate #3)
a0c6425 HEAD@{55}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout a0c6425e7fda77e429c79d3b048286c40461e8e3
cc1bab9 HEAD@{56}: checkout: moving from drain/357-followup-fence-indent to research/blake3-receipt-hashing-v0-design-input-to-lucent-ksk-adr
1596a8f HEAD@{57}: commit: drain(#425 P2 Codex): reject tab-indented fence lines per CommonMark §4.5
27be5ca HEAD@{58}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/drain/357-followup-fence-indent
27be5ca HEAD@{59}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): drain(#357 post-merge): respect CommonMark 4-space-indent limit on fence detection (Codex P2)
a0c6425 HEAD@{60}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout a0c6425e7fda77e429c79d3b048286c40461e8e3
8b5b22e HEAD@{61}: checkout: moving from drain/406-407-followup to drain/357-followup-fence-indent
a924ebf HEAD@{62}: reset: moving to HEAD
a924ebf HEAD@{63}: commit: drain(#423 P1+P1 Copilot): inline-code-span line-break + brittle line-number xref
7c0e78e HEAD@{64}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/drain/406-407-followup
7c0e78e HEAD@{65}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): drain(#406 + #407 post-merge): xref CodeQL → INSTALLED.md, GOVERNANCE §24 truth, downstream typo
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f2ca202 HEAD@{69}: pull --rebase origin main (finish): returning to refs/heads/drain/403-tick-history-correction-row
f2ca202 HEAD@{70}: pull --rebase origin main (pick): drain(#403): append correction row for the 2026-04-25T01:45:00Z tick row (4 Copilot threads)
478b54f HEAD@{71}: pull --rebase origin main (start): checkout 478b54f5e343ded2e64783a0bbcb937b7b883e2f
933e208 HEAD@{72}: checkout: moving from hygiene/pr-preservation-282-drain-log to drain/403-tick-history-correction-row
530142d HEAD@{73}: commit: drain(#414 P1 Codex): expand Wave 2 entries with verbatim text + replies
43da6e9 HEAD@{74}: rebase (finish): returning to refs/heads/hygiene/pr-preservation-282-drain-log
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