docs(opencode): add implementation plan, integration guide updates, and peer review consensus reports
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# Report: Job c65b0081 — Refined OpenCode Integration Plan (Rev.2) per `creator-agy-01` Challenge
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**Durable output (updated in place)**: [.agents/reports/implementation_plan.md](../../../.agents/reports/implementation_plan.md)
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## Summary
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`creator-agy-01` challenged Rev.1's §3/§6 (their job `ebf97869`) — not disputing the plan's core research (SQLite storage, no pre-assigned session ID, `anomalyco/opencode` identity all stand unchanged), but flagging two architectural blind spots. **Both independently re-verified against live source and accepted — no `[REBUT:]` filed**:
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1. **§6's "reconcile.sh drift-C is generic" claim was false.** Read `reconcile.sh:507-780` directly: drift-C materialization is three separate, hardcoded, copy-pasted per-agent blocks (`claude` 634-671, `agy` 673-720, `hermes` 722-780), not a generic `adapter.discover()` loop. **Went beyond the challenge's own evidence**: independently discovered `grok` has *no* materialize block at all — because it always pre-assigns its session ID at spawn (confirmed in `grok.py`), so it only ever needs the shared C0 *confirmation* path (line 614-632), never post-spawn *discovery*. Since OpenCode cannot pre-assign (already established in Rev.1), it belongs in the `hermes`/`agy` bucket, not `grok`'s — it needs its own bespoke block. Rewrote §6 with a concrete illustrative code block mirroring `hermes`'s structure, and weighed two implementation options (an explicit new block vs. a generic drift-C refactor), recommending the explicit block for this PR and filing the generic refactor as an out-of-scope follow-up (consistent with the brief's "don't implement" constraint and with keeping this PR's blast radius limited to OpenCode rather than touching 3 other agents' already-battle-tested drift paths).
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2. **§3's 18-item touch-point table omitted 4 files**: `lib_py/atomic_yaml.py:132`, `lib_py/verify_session.py:69`, `lib_py/workspace_uuid.py` (3 locations), and `reconcile.sh` (4 more locations: 2 auto-registration loops, the entry-init `elif` chain, `OWN_KEY_BY_AGENT`). Verified all cited lines directly and confirmed each failure mode described. **Also independently traced a plausible worse failure mode** (an uncaught `KeyError` in `reconcile.sh`'s C0 block crashing reconciliation for *every* agent, not just OpenCode) by reading `create_session.sh:396,419`'s `session_id_source` assignment — ruled it out (OpenCode rows are correctly stamped `'pending-discovery'`, never reach the C0 dict-index), confirming the actual failure mode is the same silent data-completeness gap the challenge described, not a crash. Added all 4 files as items 19-22, raising the touch-point count from 18 to 22.
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Also updated: §7 (lockstep requirement widened to 22 locations + the new drift-C block), §8 (added a dedicated drift-C integration test mirroring the existing Hermes reconcile tests — "the test that would have caught this blind spot mechanically instead of requiring a manual challenge to find it"), §9 (Definition of Done checklist extended), §10 (effort estimate revised from ~1 day to ~1.5 days to price in the real cost of the caught blind spot).
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Full Rev.2 text is in the durable plan linked above (new "Rev.2 Changelog" section at the top, rewritten §6, extended §3/§7/§8/§9/§10).
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[VERDICT: N/A — planning artifact, review pending]
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# 🔍 Cross-Code Review — OpenCode Integration Plan Rev.3 (Job 907f00b7)
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- **Reviewer**: `planner-reviewer-claude-01`
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- **Target diff**: 2 new files — `.agents/reports/implementation_plan.md` and `.agents/reports/planner-reviewer-claude-01/plan-de667f0f.md` (byte-identical, confirmed via `diff`), refining the plan from job `de667f0f`/Rev.2 (`c65b0081`) into Rev.3 (job `78f332a9`) in response to my own prior review (`1d63595f`, `[VERDICT: NOT PASS]`) and an independent review by `reviewer-creator-grok-01` (`56120ad3`).
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- **Method**: independently re-ran `git status`/`git diff --quiet` against the live tree; re-verified every new/upgraded technical claim against live source and live `opencode.ai` docs rather than trusting Rev.3's own confidence upgrades; cross-read both source review reports (`.mam/jobs/56120ad3/grok-reports/report-final.md`, `.mam/jobs/78f332a9/agy-reports/report-final.md`) to confirm the cited feedback loop actually happened and matches what's in this diff, not just what Rev.3 claims about it.
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## 1. Correction to My Own Prior Review Criteria
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My previous review of this plan (job `1d63595f`) raised "no actual code implementation exists" as a blocking finding. On reflection, and confirmed by re-reading the task's own goal text (embedded verbatim in every one of these job briefs, including this one): *"DO NOT implement code changes in the codebase; formulate and refine the plan collaboratively and save the complete plan..."* — the absence of code at this stage is **by explicit design**, not a defect. `creator-agy-01`'s own Rev.3 report (`78f332a9`) states this directly: *"In accordance with the planning scope, zero framework or skill source code was prematurely mutated."* That's correct behavior, and I'm not re-raising it here. My prior review's other finding (the destructive file overwrite) remains valid and is addressed below.
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## 2. F1 — Root File Overwrite: Verified Fixed
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Independently confirmed, not taken on the diff's word:
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```
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$ git diff --quiet -- implementation_plan.md && echo "NO DIFF (matches HEAD)"
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NO DIFF (matches HEAD)
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```
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Root `implementation_plan.md` is byte-identical to HEAD — the NATS messaging-backplane migration roadmap is fully restored, confirmed by reading its first lines directly (still the *MAM 메시징 백플레인 전환 실행 로드맵* content). The OpenCode plan now lives only at the two namespaced paths in this diff, with no collision. This is exactly the fix I required in job `1d63595f`, and it is genuinely done, not just claimed.
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## 3. F2 — Extended Touch-Points Table (22 → 29): Spot-Verified Against Live Source
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Rather than accept the new items 23–29 at face value, I re-read the actual cited files/lines:
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| Item | Claim | Verification |
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| 23 | `create_session.sh` `spawn()` case `agy\|hermes\|grok)` needs `opencode` | **Confirmed** — the real case arm is at that approximate location; without it, `--agent opencode` falls through to the `*) exit 2` branch even if the earlier `--agent` whitelist (item 6) is fixed. |
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| 24 | YAML init `elif agent == 'agy'/'hermes'/'grok'` (~399-419) needs an `opencode` branch | **Confirmed**, exact match — read the live `elif` chain; it initializes each agent's own-key field to `None`. Same silent-gap failure mode Rev.2 already established for `reconcile.sh`'s auto-register chain. |
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| 25 | Fallback `CMD_FULL` case (~180-184) needs `opencode` | **Confirmed** — this fallback (triggered when the `lib_py.agents spawn-spec` bridge fails) currently only has `claude`/`agy`/`hermes` arms. Side note, non-blocking: `grok` is *also* missing from this specific fallback today (a pre-existing gap, not introduced by this plan) — worth the implementer not copying that same omission for `opencode` while they're in the area, though the plan doesn't need to fix `grok`'s gap to be correct here. |
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| 26 | `send_keys_safe`'s `_sks_agent` case (~2058-2061) | **Confirmed**, precise line match — read the live case statement; without this, facts/modal-token loading never fires for an OpenCode session's paste-safety checks. |
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| 27 | `test_tier1_unit.py` ~969/974 | **Confirmed and mechanically necessary, not just plausible** — these are literal-substring assertions (`assert 'claude\|agy\|hermes\|grok)' in create_content`, and the same for `stop_content`). Once items 6/10/23 add `opencode` to those case patterns, the substring `...grok)` no longer appears verbatim (it becomes `...grok\|opencode)`), so these two specific assertions **will** fail without this fix — verified this isn't hypothetical by reading the exact assertion text. Minor clarity nit: the table's one-line description ("update expected CLI error usage assertions") doesn't spell out that this is a *consequence* of items 6/10/23, which could let an implementer treat it as optional/independent — worth a one-line cross-reference, not blocking. |
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| 29 | `tests/conftest.py` `mock_agents` needs an `opencode` stub | Plausible, but note: this fixture's own docstring says it mocks "(claude, agy, hermes)" and, checked directly, does **not** currently include `grok` at all. So it's unclear whether `opencode` actually needs a stub here or whether (like `grok`) it can skip this fixture entirely — the plan's "and sandbox state support" phrase is vague about what that means beyond a binary stub. Non-blocking; resolve at implementation time by checking how `grok`'s tests get their preflight binary check satisfied without this fixture. |
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All spot-checked items hold up; no fabricated or wrong line numbers found.
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## 4. F3/F4 — Technical Claims Upgraded From "Unverified" to "Confirmed": Independently Re-Verified, Not Rubber-Stamped
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Rev.1/Rev.2 explicitly flagged `opencode db path` as *unverified* ("did not appear in the official `/docs/cli/` page I fetched") and never mentioned `OPENCODE_PERMISSION` at all. Rev.3 now asserts both as officially documented. Given the established practice in this whole review chain of never accepting a confidence upgrade without re-checking, I re-fetched the live docs myself rather than trust the diff:
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- `opencode db path` — confirmed present verbatim on `opencode.ai/docs/cli/`: *"Print the database path... `opencode db path`"*.
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- `OPENCODE_PERMISSION` — confirmed present in the CLI page's environment-variable table (fetched twice, independently, both times returning the identical row alongside `OPENCODE_CONFIG_DIR`, `OPENCODE_DISABLE_AUTOUPDATE`, etc.): *"`OPENCODE_PERMISSION` | string | Inlined json permissions config"*.
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Both upgrades are legitimate, not overclaimed.
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## 5. F5 — `ctx.home_dir` Sandbox-Safety Fix: Confirmed Sound
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The adapter contract table's `auth_ok` row now reads `os.path.exists(f"{ctx.home_dir}/.local/share/opencode/auth.json")...`, replacing Rev.2's hardcoded `os.path.expanduser('~/...')`. This matches the pattern every other adapter (`hermes.py`, `grok.py`) already uses, and fixes a real sandbox-test-isolation bug (Rev.2's version would have resolved to the real developer `$HOME` even under `mam_sandbox`'s `HOME_DIR` override). Correct.
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## 6. Cross-Reference Integrity Check
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Rev.3 claims to resolve findings from two specific prior jobs. I read both source reports directly rather than trust Rev.3's summary of them:
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- `.mam/jobs/56120ad3/grok-reports/report-final.md` (`reviewer-creator-grok-01`, `[VERDICT: NOT PASS]`) — independently raised the *same* F1 (root overwrite) I raised in `1d63595f`, plus F2-F5, with its own verification chain (`git show HEAD:implementation_plan.md`, live CLI docs, live `reconcile.sh`). Genuine convergent review, not fabricated.
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- `.mam/jobs/78f332a9/agy-reports/report-final.md` (`creator-agy-01`) — explicitly maps all 5 findings to concrete resolutions and confirms `git status` shows root `implementation_plan.md` clean at HEAD. Matches what I independently verified in §2 above.
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No discrepancy found between what Rev.3 claims was done and what's actually in the working tree.
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## 7. Verdict
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All findings from my prior `NOT PASS` review are resolved and independently re-verified against live source/live docs, not just re-read from the diff's own claims. The new touch-points (23-29) and upgraded technical claims (`opencode db path`, `OPENCODE_PERMISSION`) all check out against the actual codebase and actual `opencode.ai` documentation. Two minor, non-blocking clarity notes (item 27's description could cross-reference why it's needed; item 29's scope is slightly underspecified relative to how `grok` handles the same fixture) — neither affects correctness or completeness enough to block. No design-level rework is needed.
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[VERDICT: PASS]
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# 🔍 Cross-Code Review — OpenCode Adapter Implementation, Fix Round 4 (Job b3aa4b6f)
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- **Reviewer**: `planner-reviewer-claude-01`
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- **Target diff**: cumulative working-tree diff, confirmed via `git status --short`/`git diff --stat` to match the brief exactly. This round is a near-byte-identical superset of the already-approved `3473d7e3` round.
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- **Method**: rather than re-reading the entire diff line-by-line (already thoroughly verified across three prior rounds — `a65aaf9f` NOT PASS, `b6fd3987` PASS, `3473d7e3` PASS), I isolated the actual delta first: `.agents/skills/lib_py/agents/adapters/opencode.py`'s diff header shows blob hash `9e5d01b` — identical to the hash I already verified in `3473d7e3` — confirming the adapter itself is byte-for-byte unchanged. `git diff --stat` line counts match the prior round exactly file-for-file except `tests/test_tier1_unit.py` (+18 lines). I focused verification on that one real delta.
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## 1. The Actual Delta — `OPENCODE_PERMISSION` Export Syntax Change (Positive)
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`create_session.sh`/`resume_session.sh` changed from the parameter-expansion form I validated last round:
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```bash
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export OPENCODE_PERMISSION="${OPENCODE_PERMISSION:-{\"*\":\"allow\"}}"
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```
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to an explicit conditional with a plain single-quoted literal:
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```bash
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if [ -z "${OPENCODE_PERMISSION:-}" ]; then
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export OPENCODE_PERMISSION='{"*":"allow"}'
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fi
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```
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I did not assume equivalence — reproduced this directly:
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```
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$ bash -c 'unset OPENCODE_PERMISSION; if [ -z "${OPENCODE_PERMISSION:-}" ]; then export OPENCODE_PERMISSION='"'"'{"*":"allow"}'"'"'; fi; printf "VALUE=[%s]\n" "$OPENCODE_PERMISSION"'
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VALUE=[{"*":"allow"}]
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$ python3 -c 'import json,os; print(json.loads(os.environ["OPENCODE_PERMISSION"]))'
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{'*': 'allow'}
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Clean, valid JSON — no regression from the fix already validated in `3473d7e3`. This new form is arguably more robust than the previous one: it sidesteps nested-quote-escaping entirely (the exact class of bug that slipped through the `b6fd3987` round) by using a plain single-quoted literal in a context where single quotes are actually meaningful shell quoting, rather than embedding an escaped JSON literal inside a `${VAR:-word}` expansion already nested in an outer double-quoted context.
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## 2. Expanded Test Coverage — Previously-Untested "Preset" Path Now Covered
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The new test additions in `tests/test_tier1_unit.py::test_opencode_shell_and_scripts_integration` add a scenario I hadn't seen tested before: verifying that if a caller has *already* set `OPENCODE_PERMISSION` (e.g., to `{"*":"deny"}`), the script's `if [ -z ... ]` guard correctly leaves it untouched rather than clobbering it with the default:
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```python
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res_c_preset = subprocess.run([...], env={**os.environ, "OPENCODE_PERMISSION": '{"*":"deny"}'}, ...)
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assert json.loads(res_c_preset.stdout.strip()) == {"*": "deny"}
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```
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Both `create_session.sh` and `resume_session.sh` get this preset-path assertion alongside the unset-path assertion. This closes a real test-coverage gap (not a bug — bash's `:-` semantics already respected a preset value correctly in the prior syntax too — but it was never explicitly asserted before now).
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## 3. Everything Else — Confirmed Unchanged From the Already-Verified `3473d7e3` Round
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- `opencode.py` adapter: byte-identical (blob hash match) — the real-schema (`directory`/`time_created` ms) fix, `_resolve_db()`'s live `opencode db path` invocation, and all other adapter behavior already independently verified (including against a scratch copy of the real production database schema in `b6fd3987`) carry forward unchanged.
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- `reconcile.sh`'s drift-C block, including its DRY reuse of the adapter's `_resolve_db()` via `get_adapter('opencode')`, is unchanged.
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- All 29 lockstep wiring points (`run_loop.sh`, `status.sh`, `lib.sh`, `registry.py`, `atomic_yaml.py`, `verify_session.py`, `workspace_uuid.py`, 6 skill scripts, `update_yaml_resumed.sh`, `orc_onboard.sh`) are unchanged and were already verified across the prior two rounds.
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- Diff-stat line counts confirm this: every file matches the prior round's insertion/deletion counts exactly except `test_tier1_unit.py`.
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## 4. Test Suite
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Independently ran the full suite myself:
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.venv/bin/python -m pytest tests/ -q
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→ 447 passed in 761.60s (0:12:41), exit code 0
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Same count as the prior round (the new preset-path checks are additional assertions inside an existing test function, not new test functions, so the total count is unchanged as expected). Zero failures, zero regressions.
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## 5. Verdict
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This round's only real change is a stylistic-but-meaningfully-more-robust rewrite of the `OPENCODE_PERMISSION` default-export logic (avoiding nested-quote fragility entirely) plus genuinely useful new test coverage for the preset/override-respecting path. Independently verified both are correct via direct bash reproduction. Everything else in the diff is confirmed byte-identical to the `3473d7e3` round I already thoroughly reviewed and passed (including the schema-correctness fix validated against a real production database in `b6fd3987`). Full suite green, 447/447, zero regressions.
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[VERDICT: PASS]
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