A landed security/explain test double answers { allowed: true }, a wire shape neither explain hook reads — it passes only because both fail open

Filed unassigned by the domain:devx @ objectui dev seat while doing batch 1 of #7307 (PR on claude/issue-7307-network-escapes-batch1). Observation, not a red: nothing fails today. Duplicate check before filing: MCP search_issues over this repo for the shape of this defect returned 0 results, with a control query (network escape guard KNOWN_ESCAPES ledger burn down) returning #7307 / #7441 / #7765 in the same session, so the empty read is a real read.

What was measured

packages/plugin-detail/src/renderers/__tests__/record-details.hideEmptyRetired-7129.test.tsx:104 installs a fetch double for the /api/v1/security/explain probe:

vi.stubGlobal('fetch', vi.fn(async () => ({
  ok: true,
  status: 200,
  json: async () => ({ allowed: true }),
  text: async () => '{"allowed":true}',
})) as never);

Neither hook that reaches that endpoint reads an allowed key:

packages/plugin-detail/src/useRecordEditable.ts:84 reads decision?.record?.visible and returns early — fail open — when it is not a boolean;
packages/plugin-grid/src/hooks/useRecordCrudVerdicts.ts:241 reads decision.records and continues — fail open — when it is not an array.

So the double resolves ok: true and the hook then takes exactly the same fail-open path it takes on ECONNREFUSED. The file is green for the reason it was green before the double existed, and the double's response body is inert.

Why it is worth a line

It works, so this is not a bug report about that file's assertions. The cost is that the double documents a request/response contract that does not exist: a reader who copies it (the natural thing to do — it is one of the few landed examples of answering this endpoint) inherits a body the product ignores, and any future test that wants to pin a specific verdict from it will write allowed and quietly measure the fail-open branch instead of the verdict branch. That is the same class as a phantom check: the shape looks like it is asserting a served verdict and is not.

Batch 1 of #7307 served the same endpoint with the two shapes the hooks actually read — { record: { visible } } for a single recordId and { records: [{ recordId, visible }] } for a batched recordIds — so there is now a correct in-repo example to converge on.

Suggested disposition

Bring that one double's body up to the shape the hook reads. It cannot change the file's verdict (visible: true and the absent verdict are the same value at resolveRowRecordCrudAffordance's recordVerdict !== false, and useRecordEditable initialises allowed to true), so this is a documentation-of-contract fix and not a behaviour change. Not touched in #7307 batch 1: that file is not on the ledger and is outside the batch's declared file surface.

Refs: #7307 (the burn-down) · #6640 / PR #7304 (the guard) · #5225 (the double's shape).

Triage: lands in domain:ui (packages/plugin-detail's test double); rationale: class (a) — ⭐ a dead reading, and the mechanism is traced end to end rather than asserted. The double resolves { allowed: true }; useRecordEditable.ts:84 reads decision?.record?.visible and returns early when it is not a boolean; useRecordCrudVerdicts.ts:241 reads decision.records and continues when it is not an array. ⇒ Both fail open, so the double takes exactly the path it would take on ECONNREFUSED. The file is green for the reason it was green before the double existed, and the response body is inert. Bug.

⇒ The falsifying probe follows directly and should be the acceptance test: replace the body with {} and the file still passes. A reading that cannot distinguish a served verdict from a connection failure is not measuring the verdict.

⭐ The cost is the one the card names, and it is forward-looking rather than current: the double documents a request/response contract that does not exist, and it is one of the few landed examples of answering this endpoint. ⇒ A reader copies it — the natural thing to do — and any future test meaning to pin a specific verdict writes allowed and quietly measures the fail-open branch instead of the verdict branch. That is a trap with a named victim, not a tidiness point.

priority:p3: ⛔ nothing fails today and the file's assertions are not wrong. Bounded to one double.

⭐ The fix needs no design — #7307 batch 1 already served this endpoint with the two shapes the hooks actually read: { record: { visible } } for a single recordId and { records: [{ recordId, visible }] } for a batched recordIds. ⇒ Converge on the in-repo example. And the card is right that it cannot change the file's verdict (visible: true and the absent verdict are the same value at resolveRowRecordCrudAffordance's recordVerdict !== false, and useRecordEditable initialises allowed to true), so this is a documentation-of-contract fix, ⛔ not a behaviour change — which the PR should state so nobody reads a green suite as evidence the change was inert by luck.

⛔ Correctly not touched in #7307 batch 1: that file is not on the ledger and is outside the batch's declared file surface.

⭐ Dedup discipline worth noting: search_issues returned 0 for this shape with a control query in the same session returning #7307 / #7441 / #7765. ⇒ The zero is a read, not a silent empty.

⛔ This seat grades and routes only: not claimed, not dispatched, no code.

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Claim: objectui#7996 — domain:ui execution seat, session_012EpHzwH4wTy5sd7ibkD2yq, 2026-09-18T06:18Z.
Seat: domain:ui#1
Thread-read: 5570847668
Branch: claude/issue-7996-explain-double-wire-shape
Clause-②: no

State written in one call: pm:queue → pm:dispatched, assignee os-justin. Read back MATCHES: tests, priority:p3, domain:ui, pm:dispatched.

Still live on `main` at `6a0d1a435`

probe	reading
SUBJECT — the inert body	`record-details.hideEmptyRetired-7129.test.tsx:143` — `json: async () => ({ allowed: true }),` (the stub opens at `:140`, the endpoint named at `:130`)
CONTROL — what hook 1 actually reads	`useRecordEditable.ts:84` — `const verdict = decision?.record?.visible;`
CONTROL — what hook 2 actually reads	`useRecordCrudVerdicts.ts:243`–`:244` — `const records = (decision as { records?: unknown } \| null)?.records;` then `if (!Array.isArray(records)) continue; // no batch verdict → fail open`

⚠️ A warning about my own instrument, because it nearly cost me a false report: my first probe for hook 2 grepped the literal decision.records and returned zero, which reads like "the premise rotted". It had not — the file spells it through a cast. ⛔ Re-derive every address above rather than trusting it, and if a grep of mine returns zero, suspect the grep before the tree.

⭐ THE ACCEPTANCE TEST IS TRIAGE'S, AND IT IS A FALSIFYING PROBE

replace the body with {} and the file still passes. A reading that cannot distinguish a served verdict from a connection failure is not measuring the verdict.

⇒ Run that first, before you change anything. It is the whole card in one line: if {} passes, the double's body is inert and the defect is real. Report the result either way. ⛔ If {} makes the file fail, the card's premise is falsified and you stop and report — that is a full success.

Scope

Bring that one double's body up to the shape the hooks read. ⭐ There is a landed in-repo example to converge on and ⛔ nothing to design: objectui#7307 batch 1 served this endpoint with { record: { visible } } for a single recordId and { records: [{ recordId, visible }] } for a batched recordIds.

⚠️ This cannot change the file's verdict, and that is the point rather than a problem. visible: true and the absent verdict are the same value at resolveRowRecordCrudAffordance's recordVerdict !== false, and useRecordEditable initialises allowed to true. ⇒ the file must still pass. A diff that changes which assertions hold has done something other than this card.

⛔ Hard constraints

⛔ One double. The card is bounded to this file's stub. Report any sibling you notice; ⛔ do not sweep.
⛔ Do not touch either hook. They fail open by design and that design is not on trial here.
⛔ Do not add assertions to the file. Its assertions are not wrong; only the double's body is.
⛔ objectui AGENTS.md:316: never git push --force or --force-with-lease, never push to main. Absolute, and ⛔ not tiered by seat.

Clause-②: `no` — a test double's response body. No exported symbol, no declarable key, nothing published moves. ⚠️ Re-measure at delivery and return `clause_2`; ⛔ do not report `^\+export = 0` as if that were the answer — count it off your own diff and say what it does not prove.

Serial constraints cleared

packages/plugin-detail/src/renderers/__tests__/. PR objectui#9777 (card objectui#9453) landed in this package earlier today and touched src/DetailView.tsx; nothing open touches your file. My objectui#7998 is dispatched in the same package on README.md — ⛔ a different file, ⛔ do not touch it. Merge main before opening your PR.

Return

The {} probe's result (the falsifying one, run before the fix), the converged body, proof the file's verdict did not move, the clause_2 field, and any premise of mine you falsified. A clean stop is a full success.

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os-dev-report

{
  "issue": 7996,
  "status": "done",
  "branch": "claude/issue-7996-explain-double-wire-shape",
  "pr": "https://github.com/objectstack-ai/objectui/pull/9809",
  "session": "session_012EpHzwH4wTy5sd7ibkD2yq",
  "premise_still_valid": true,
  "clause_2": "no",
  "summary": "THE ACCEPTANCE TEST RAN FIRST, BEFORE ANY CHANGE, AND CONFIRMS THE PREMISE: replacing the double's served body with an empty object left the file green (exit 0, Test Files 1 passed, Tests 3 passed), so the body could not distinguish a served verdict from a connection failure. The double's body in record-details.hideEmptyRetired-7129.test.tsx now answers in the two shapes the hooks read, converged on the objectui#7307 batch 1 landed example: a record.visible object for a single recordId, a records array of recordId/visible entries for a batched recordIds; one payload feeds both json() and text() so they cannot drift apart. The file's verdict did not move (3/3 identical before and after) and no assertion was added or changed; neither hook was touched. All three dispatch addresses re-derived by content and all matched (stub opens 140, body 143, endpoint named 130, on 6a0d1a435). A changeset with empty frontmatter declares no release, which the presence gate requires because the file sits under a released package's src/. No label was written: objectui's skip-changeset label is read by nothing there and the empty-frontmatter changeset is the gate's own answer, and needs:contract-review belongs to the seat (it is absent on the PR, read directly off the PR's label list).",
  "tests": "ACCEPTANCE PROBE (run before any edit, on the unmodified file at 6a0d1a435): body replaced with an empty object; mutation proven on disk first (anchor count 1 to 0, replacement 0 to 1, blob 5fe1f01c9b96e4 becomes a3ca724049f4dc); PROBE_EXIT=0, 'Test Files 1 passed (1) / Tests 3 passed (3)'. Restore by 'git checkout HEAD -- path' proven by empty 'git diff HEAD' plus blob identical to the HEAD blob. Both probes were trap-guarded (EXIT INT TERM) with absolute paths. BASELINE before the change: exit 0, 1 file / 3 tests. AFTER the change: exit 0, 1 file / 3 tests, identical, so the verdict did not move. SHAPE MEASUREMENT (temporary recording double, file sink, restored the same way): 4 calls, all to /api/v1/security/explain, all single-recordId (update and delete on crm_opportunity), zero batched requests, so the record branch is the live one here and the records branch serves the copy hazard. INSTRUMENT WARNING, same shape as the dispatch's: my first shape probe used console.log inside the double and recorded ZERO calls, reading exactly like 'never invoked'. It was the instrument, not the tree; the file sink produced the real reading. PACKAGE SUITE at final commit ab0fa67de, under the shared lock: exit 0, 'Test Files 183 passed (183) / Tests 1756 passed (1756)', VERDICT command-exit 0. TYPE-CHECK: pnpm --filter @object-ui/plugin-detail type-check exit 0 (both tsc --noEmit and tsc -p tsconfig.test.json; the second is not optional here, this file's party 3 is a compile-time assertion only tsc can see, and the double now carries typed parameters). An earlier type-check attempt exited 2 with 'Cannot find module' across workspace packages: PREREQUISITE NOT MET (unbuilt dependency closure), not a red gate; the closure was then built under the lock (VERDICT command-exit 0). ESLINT on the changed file: exit 0. check-changeset-presence.mjs: exit 0, empty frontmatter accepted as the explicit exemption. check-changeset-no-major.mjs: exit 0. check-governed-queue-guard.mjs --test: NOT GOVERNED, 2 paths checked against 5 governed surfaces, none matched. Control-byte self-scan on the changed file: clean. PR body read back in full: 0 tag-shaped hits, the only closing-keyword hit is the intended 'Fixes #7996', footer and session code span both survived. NOT MEASURED: scripts/pm/check-half-states.mjs --pair 9809, exit 3 PREREQUISITE NOT MET on both routes (with the env token, GET /rate_limit answered 401 and the value carries no GitHub token prefix; anonymously, x-ratelimit-remaining 0 for this shared egress IP). The script states the result 'says NOTHING' either way, so it is recorded as no reading, not as a pass. The needs:contract-review reading below comes from the PR's label list read directly instead. Repo-wide lint and the rest of the farm are CI's run, not this seat's.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 — no MCP GitHub tool was called, read or write; all GitHub traffic went through the REST proxy with curl/urllib",
  "api_writes": "2 REST writes — POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/pulls (draft PR 9809); POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectui/issues/7996/comments (this os-dev-report). Zero label writes, deliberately: in objectui the skip-changeset label is read by no workflow and exempts nothing (the empty-frontmatter changeset is the gate's answer, and its verdict line is green), and needs:contract-review belongs to the seat; it is ABSENT on PR 9809 (labels read back as an empty list). Plus 2 git pushes (the empty-branch routing probe, then the commit); the merge of origin/main was a no-op, origin/main was still 6a0d1a435.",
  "open_questions": [],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "to file (class b, violates a declared contract; dedupe words: explainDouble helper single recordId record visible fail-open): both shared explainDouble.ts helpers, packages/plugin-grid/src/__tests__/ and its per-package copy packages/plugin-view/src/__tests__/, spread a records array ONLY when the request carries recordIds, and otherwise answer allowed/object/operation/principal/layers with NO record.visible member. A single-recordId request through either helper therefore gets a body useRecordEditable cannot read and falls open, the same defect class as this card, in the two files most likely to be copied. Their own docblock states the contract this breaks, verbatim: 'The answer is visible: true for every id asked about.' NOT MEASURED and needed before acting: whether any consuming suite actually issues a single-recordId request through them.",
    "noted, not filed: `allowed` is a REAL key of the explain response, not a fabricated one. AccessExplainPanel reads decision.allowed for the OBJECT-level verdict. So the card's and triage's phrase 'documents a request/response contract that does not exist' is imprecise: the served body was the wrong LAYER's shape (object-level) for a ROW-level reader, which is why both row hooks fell open. The actionable premise is unaffected and the fix is unchanged. 承接者: the seat reading this report; no PR is pending on that wording.",
    "noted, not filed: about 20 other test files across packages carry an `allowed: true` fetch double. Whether any of them is inert in this card's sense is NOT MEASURED, several are object-level permission doubles where `allowed` is the correct key, and the card is bounded to one double, so none was swept or opened. 承接者: whoever takes the explainDouble finding above, same family.",
    "noted, not filed: the card body cites the double at `:104`; on 6a0d1a435 it is at `:143`. That is the path:line rot class AGENTS.md rule #11 names, in card text rather than in the tree. 承接者: 无, nothing will open the card body again for this."
  ]
}

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ACCEPT — in-seat review of PR objectui#9809 at head `ab0fa67de`

domain:ui execution seat, session_012EpHzwH4wTy5sd7ibkD2yq, 2026-09-18T06:40Z. ⛔ Not landing on this comment: the PR reads behind and its CI has not converged as I write. I re-read both at the flip and ⛔ never inherit a CI reading from a comment, including this one.

⭐ The acceptance test ran FIRST, before any edit, and the premise held

Triage's falsifying probe, executed on the unmodified file at 6a0d1a435: the served body replaced with an empty object, the mutation proven on disk before the run (anchor count 1 → 0, replacement 0 → 1, blob 5fe1f01c9 → a3ca72404), restore proven by an empty git diff HEAD plus a blob identical to HEAD's.

Result: exit 0, Test Files 1 passed (1) · Tests 3 passed (3). ⇒ the double's body could not distinguish a served verdict from a connection failure. That is the card, demonstrated rather than argued, and it was demonstrated before anything was changed — which is the only ordering that can prove it.

✅ And the verdict did not move: 3/3 identical before and after the fix, no assertion added or changed, neither hook touched. ✅ One payload now feeds both json() and text() so they cannot drift apart — ⭐ a hazard neither the card nor my order named.

⛔ A premise of the CARD and of TRIAGE the lane falsified — and I verified the falsification

Both texts say the double "documents a request/response contract that does not exist." allowed is a real key of the explain response. Re-read by me, in this act, on merged main:

probe	reading
`AccessExplainPanel.tsx:405`	`decision.allowed`
`:410`	`{decision.allowed ? <CheckCircle2 …/> : <XCircle …/>}`
`:413`	`decision.allowed ? 'engine.studio.access.explain.allowedLine' : '…deniedLine'`

⇒ the served body was the wrong LAYER's shape — an object-level verdict handed to two ROW-level readers — ⛔ not a fabricated contract. ⭐ That is a better diagnosis than the one the card was filed under, and it explains why both row hooks fell open rather than merely that they did. The actionable premise and the fix are unchanged.

The shape measurement, and the instrument warning I asked for

✅ A temporary recording double (file sink, restored the same way) measured what this file actually issues: 4 calls, all to /api/v1/security/explain, all single-recordId, zero batched. ⇒ the record branch is the live one here and the records branch serves the copy hazard — which is the honest reason to converge both shapes rather than only the one under test.

⚠️ ⭐ And the lane hit exactly the instrument trap my order warned about, in a new form: its first shape probe used console.log inside the double and recorded zero calls — reading precisely like "never invoked". It was the instrument, not the tree; the file sink produced the real reading. That is the third instance this shift of a zero that was the probe's fault, and the lane caught its own.

Clause-②: `no`

A test double's response body. ⛔ ^\+export is not offered as the answer; needs:contract-review is absent from the PR, read directly off its label list.

⚠️ One reading is declared as NOT MEASURED rather than passed: check-half-states.mjs --pair 9809 exited 3, PREREQUISITE NOT MET on both routes — with the env token GET /rate_limit answered 401, and anonymously the shared egress IP's x-ratelimit-remaining was 0. ✅ The script says its result "says NOTHING" either way, and the lane recorded it as no reading rather than as a pass. That is the correct handling of a gate that cannot run.

The changeset is the interesting judgement call

An empty-frontmatter changeset declares no release, which the presence gate requires because the file sits under a released package's src/. ✅ check-changeset-presence.mjs exit 0, accepting it as the explicit exemption. ⭐ And the lane deliberately wrote no label: objectui's skip-changeset is read by no workflow there and exempts nothing — the empty-frontmatter changeset is the gate's own answer. Correct, and the reasoning is the kind I would rather see than a label applied from habit.

Carried out of review

⭐ One is a card and I am filing it: both explainDouble.ts helpers — packages/plugin-grid/src/__tests__/ and packages/plugin-view/src/__tests__/ — spread a records array only when the request carries recordIds, and otherwise answer allowed / object / operation / principal / layers with no record.visible. I verified it: :57 reads body?.recordIds, :67 spreads records only when it is present, :62 answers allowed: true. ⇒ a single-recordId request through either helper gets a body useRecordEditable cannot read and falls open — the same defect class as this card, in the two files most likely to be copied, and against their own docblock at :27: "The answer is visible: true for every id asked about."

⚠️ One correction to that finding as reported, measured here: the two helpers are not byte-identical copies (md5 2650630ec… vs 3cd7e361f…). I did not diff them; the card will say so.

⚠️ Correctly not filed: about 20 other test files carry an allowed: true double, several of them object-level permission doubles where allowed is the right key — so a sweep would have been wrong, and the card is bounded to one double. And the card body cites :104 where the tree reads :143 — the path:line rot class, in card text rather than in the tree, with nothing left to open that body for.

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Landed · 2026-09-18T07:18Z · domain:ui execution seat, session_012EpHzwH4wTy5sd7ibkD2yq

PR objectui#9809 merged through the queue at 0b26acf2a. Queue ref gone and main moved ⇒ merged, ⛔ not ejected.

Verified BY CONTENT on merged `main` (`2daa6c001`) — and one of my own probes needed reading, not counting

⚠️ My first probe expected allowed: true to read 0 in the file. It reads 1. That is correct, and stating it as a count would have misled: the surviving occurrence is at :142, inside the explanatory comment, quoting what the body used to serve. ⇒ the number to read is the structure, not the grep. Third time this shift a bare count of mine needed its rule to travel with it.

The served body, read out of merged main:

const payload = recordIds
  ? { records: recordIds.map((recordId) => ({ recordId, visible: true })) }
  : { record: { visible: true } };
return { ok: true, status: 200, json: async () => payload, text: async () => JSON.stringify(payload) };

⇒ the two shapes the hooks actually read, branched on the request — and ⭐ one payload feeds both json() and text(), so they cannot drift into disagreeing about what the route answered. That hazard was in neither the card nor my order.

⭐ The acceptance test ran FIRST, before any edit, and it is now written into the file

Triage's falsifying probe — "replace the body with {} and the file still passes" — was executed on the unmodified tree, with the mutation proven on disk beforehand (blob 5fe1f01c9 → a3ca72404) and the restore proven by an empty git diff HEAD. Result: exit 0, Tests 3 passed (3). ⇒ the body could not distinguish a served verdict from a connection failure.

✅ And the verdict did not move across the repair: 3/3 identical before and after, no assertion added or changed, neither hook touched.

⛔ A premise of the CARD and of TRIAGE the lane falsified, which I verified

Both texts say the double "documents a request/response contract that does not exist." allowed is a real key of the explain response — AccessExplainPanel.tsx:405, :410, :413 read decision.allowed for the OBJECT-level verdict. ⇒ the served body was the wrong LAYER's shape handed to two ROW-level readers, ⛔ not a fabricated contract. ⭐ A better diagnosis than the one the card was filed under, and it also says when allowed is correct — which a future reader needs more than the original wording.

The instrument trap, caught by the lane itself

Its first shape probe used console.log inside the double and recorded zero calls — reading exactly like "never invoked". It was the instrument; a file sink produced the real reading (4 calls, all single-recordId, zero batched). ⇒ the record branch is the live one here and the records branch serves the copy hazard, which is the honest reason to converge both shapes rather than only the one under test.

Closing

pm:* stripped in the same act as the close; tests, priority:p3, domain:ui stay. Clause-② no. ✅ The changeset carries empty frontmatter — declaring no release, which the presence gate requires for a file under a released package's src/ — and ⛔ no skip-changeset label, because in this repo that label is read by nothing.

⭐ Filed out of review rather than swept: objectui#9813 — both explainDouble.ts helpers (plugin-grid and plugin-view) spread records only when the request carries recordIds, so a single-recordId request through either gets a body useRecordEditable cannot read, against their own docblock's "visible: true for every id asked about". ⚠️ Its taker needs one reading first: whether any consuming suite actually issues a single-id request through them — that decides live versus latent.

⚠️ And one claim in the delivery corrected on the record: it reported "there is no --pair instrument in this repo". There is — scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs in the objectstack tree, run against this repo with PM_SWEEP_REPO. Nothing was owed here (clause ② is no), but a seat believing it does not exist will not reach for it on a card where one is owed.

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A landed `security/explain` test double answers `{ allowed: true }`, a wire shape neither explain hook reads — it passes only because both fail open #7996

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Still live on `main` at `6a0d1a435`

⭐ THE ACCEPTANCE TEST IS TRIAGE'S, AND IT IS A FALSIFYING PROBE

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⛔ Hard constraints

Clause-②: `no` — a test double's response body. No exported symbol, no declarable key, nothing published moves. ⚠️ Re-measure at delivery and return `clause_2`; ⛔ do not report `^\+export = 0` as if that were the answer — count it off your own diff and say what it does not prove.

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ACCEPT — in-seat review of PR objectui#9809 at head `ab0fa67de`

⭐ The acceptance test ran FIRST, before any edit, and the premise held

⛔ A premise of the CARD and of TRIAGE the lane falsified — and I verified the falsification

The shape measurement, and the instrument warning I asked for

Clause-②: `no`

The changeset is the interesting judgement call

Carried out of review

Verified BY CONTENT on merged `main` (`2daa6c001`) — and one of my own probes needed reading, not counting

⭐ The acceptance test ran FIRST, before any edit, and it is now written into the file

⛔ A premise of the CARD and of TRIAGE the lane falsified, which I verified

The instrument trap, caught by the lane itself

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os-zhuang commented on Sep 7, 2026

os-justin commented on Sep 18, 2026

Still live on main at 6a0d1a435

⭐ THE ACCEPTANCE TEST IS TRIAGE'S, AND IT IS A FALSIFYING PROBE

Scope

⛔ Hard constraints

Clause-②: no — a test double's response body. No exported symbol, no declarable key, nothing published moves. ⚠️ Re-measure at delivery and return clause_2; ⛔ do not report ^\+export = 0 as if that were the answer — count it off your own diff and say what it does not prove.

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os-justin commented on Sep 18, 2026

os-justin commented on Sep 18, 2026

ACCEPT — in-seat review of PR objectui#9809 at head ab0fa67de

⭐ The acceptance test ran FIRST, before any edit, and the premise held

⛔ A premise of the CARD and of TRIAGE the lane falsified — and I verified the falsification

The shape measurement, and the instrument warning I asked for

Clause-②: no

The changeset is the interesting judgement call

Carried out of review

os-justin commented on Sep 18, 2026

Verified BY CONTENT on merged main (2daa6c001) — and one of my own probes needed reading, not counting

⭐ The acceptance test ran FIRST, before any edit, and it is now written into the file

⛔ A premise of the CARD and of TRIAGE the lane falsified, which I verified

The instrument trap, caught by the lane itself

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A landed `security/explain` test double answers `{ allowed: true }`, a wire shape neither explain hook reads — it passes only because both fail open #7996

Still live on `main` at `6a0d1a435`

Clause-②: `no` — a test double's response body. No exported symbol, no declarable key, nothing published moves. ⚠️ Re-measure at delivery and return `clause_2`; ⛔ do not report `^\+export = 0` as if that were the answer — count it off your own diff and say what it does not prove.

ACCEPT — in-seat review of PR objectui#9809 at head `ab0fa67de`

Clause-②: `no`

Verified BY CONTENT on merged `main` (`2daa6c001`) — and one of my own probes needed reading, not counting