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#!/usr/bin/env bash
# CHECK -- sol: Triage 2026-09-26 (forge: sol lane).
# Exit 0 iff the committed Triage-2026-09-26.json re-derives the 12 seed items
# from the frozen inbox evidence, independent of the generator.
set -u
cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")" || exit 1
REPO_ROOT="$(pwd)"
cd "$REPO_ROOT" || exit 1
exec python3 wizard-work/sol/verify_sol_triage_2026_09_26.py
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{
"artifact": "Triage-2026-09-26.json",
"source": "inbox/seed-2026-09-26.json (Muse web artifact `inbox`; actions additem/listitems/recorddecision)",
"generated_at": "2026-10-28T20:44:44Z",
"source": "inbox/seed-2026-09-26.json (Muse web artifact `inbox`, slug; pending build seed, exported_at 2026-09-26T17:31:00Z)",
"generated_at": "2026-10-30T10:22:34Z",
"lane": "Triage - everyday Q&A and classification",
"decided_in_seed": 1,
"pending_in_seed": 12,
"summary": "Triage of the 12 pending items in the inbox build seed, classified by reading each item's stated evidence.",
"counts": {
"summary": "Triage of the 12 pending items in the frozen inbox seed, classified by reading each item's stated evidence against a fixed rubric.",
"rubric": {
"category": {
"archive_fix": "published wording contradicts/overstates/supports the article text",
"app_pr": "branch/PR verified up to a point but push/submit gated on maintainer authorization -> stays table",
"general": "blocked by a machine-level resource decision only Alexander can make",
"other": "no above category applies"
},
"decision": {
"approve": "evidence supports the action; sound classification",
"reject": "evidence does not support the action",
"table": "not yet decided - needs a named human decision or unmet preconditions"
}
},
"decision_counts": {
"approve": 7,
"reject": 0,
"table": 5
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"categories": {
"archive_fix": 7,
"app_pr": 3,
"general": 2
"general": 2,
"other": 0
},
"items": [
{
"id": 1,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-021 says only Loko and Happy responded",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Flag 3 of 7. Grade: contradicted. Article: more than two people responded; 'only' is wrong.",
"evidence": "Flag 3 of 7. Grade: contradicted.\n\nSummary clause: \"(only Loko and Happy responded)\".\n\nArticle: \"Then after a few minutes I checked the chat. A few positive responses. Some funny shit talking, oh look, Happy even added some lyrics!\" - more than two people responded; \"only\" is wrong.\n\nProposed correction: \"(Loko and Happy among those who responded)\"."
"evidence": "Flag 3 of 7. Grade: contradicted.\n\nSummary clause: \"(only Loko and Happy responded)\".\n\nArticle: \"Then after a few minutes I checked the chat. A few positive responses. Some funny shit talking, oh look, Happy even added some lyrics!\" - more than two people responded; \"only\" is wrong.\n\nProposed correction: \"(Loko and Happy among those who responded)\".",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-021 says only Loko and Happy responded",
"proposed_action": "Approve: publish the corrected wording to the live magazine-021 page.",
"rule": "Flag 3 of 7. Grade: contradicted.",
"reason": "article shows more than two chat respondents; 'only Loko and Happy' is contradicted; correction grounded in the article."
},
{
"id": 2,
"summary": "Turd app: approve pushing branch zephyrus/62-symptom-escalation-regression",
"category": "app_pr",
"decision": "table",
"rule": "Local branch, committed, not pushed. npm test 92/92. No push without maintainer approval.",
"evidence": "Local branch, committed, not pushed. Four urgent-phrase escalation fixes, four false-positive fixes, three regression/boundary test files. npm test 92/92 on 2026-09-20. Likely duplicates an existing PR - kept as independent verification unless requested. No push without maintainer approval per your authority rules."
"evidence": "Local branch, committed, not pushed. Four urgent-phrase escalation fixes, four false-positive fixes, three regression/boundary test files. npm test 92/92 on 2026-09-20. Likely duplicates an existing PR - kept as independent verification unless requested. No push without maintainer approval per your authority rules.",
"summary": "Turd app: approve pushing branch zephyrus/62-symptom-escalation-regression",
"proposed_action": "Approve: push the branch to the forge for maintainer review.",
"rule": "Local branch, committed, not pushed. Four urgent-phrase escalation fixes, four false-positive fixes, three regression/boundary test files. npm test 92/92 on 2026-09-20. Likely duplicates an existing PR - kept as independent verification unless requested. No push without maintainer approval per your authority rules.",
"reason": "'No push without maintainer approval' - branch committed local, cannot push on own authority."
},
{
"id": 3,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-011 calls John the 'founder' of Proof of Ink",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Flag 2 of 7. Grade: unsupported. Article never uses 'founder'; byline is 'Proof of Ink by -John'.",
"evidence": "Flag 2 of 7. Grade: unsupported.\n\nSummary clause: the IPE calls John \"founder of the Bitcoin-only printing company Proof of Ink\".\n\nThe article never uses the word \"founder\"; byline is \"Proof of Ink by -John\". John's \"it's 100% all me\" establishes sole operation, but \"founder\" is the archive's inference.\n\nProposed correction: \"John of Proof of Ink, the Bitcoin-only printing company he runs solo\"."
"evidence": "Flag 2 of 7. Grade: unsupported.\n\nSummary clause: the IPE calls John \"founder of the Bitcoin-only printing company Proof of Ink\".\n\nThe article never uses the word \"founder\"; byline is \"Proof of Ink by -John\". John's \"it's 100% all me\" establishes sole operation, but \"founder\" is the archive's inference.\n\nProposed correction: \"John of Proof of Ink, the Bitcoin-only printing company he runs solo\".",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-011 calls John the 'founder' of Proof of Ink",
"proposed_action": "Approve: publish the corrected wording to the live magazine-011 page.",
"rule": "Flag 2 of 7. Grade: unsupported.",
"reason": "article never uses 'founder'; proposed correction restores byline wording."
},
{
"id": 4,
"summary": "Turd app: approve submitting the a11y PR from zephyrus/65-a11y-gates",
"category": "app_pr",
"decision": "table",
"rule": "Local branch, commit 03def65, not pushed. browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked.",
"evidence": "Local branch, commit 03def65, not pushed. Accessibility changes plus eight Playwright gates. Unit tests 67/67 on 2026-09-20; browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment. Likely duplicates existing work - do not submit without your authorization."
"evidence": "Local branch, commit 03def65, not pushed. Accessibility changes plus eight Playwright gates. Unit tests 67/67 on 2026-09-20; browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment. Likely duplicates existing work - do not submit without your authorization.",
"summary": "Turd app: approve submitting the a11y PR from zephyrus/65-a11y-gates",
"proposed_action": "Approve: submit the pull request for maintainer review.",
"rule": "Local branch, commit 03def65, not pushed. Accessibility changes plus eight Playwright gates. Unit tests 67/67 on 2026-09-20; browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment. Likely duplicates existing work - do not submit without your authorization.",
"reason": "browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment; do not submit without authorization."
},
{
"id": 5,
"summary": "Turd app: approve pushing branch zephyrus/67-hard-stool-followup",
"category": "app_pr",
"decision": "table",
"rule": "Local branch, commit b730f5f, not pushed. Explicit maintainer approval needed before pushing.",
"evidence": "Local branch, commit b730f5f, not pushed. Explicit Type 1-2 follow-up question; no image inference. npm test 75/75 on 2026-09-20. Implemented before a successful claim - needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing. Safety boundary respected: AI suggests visible form/color/quality only, never diagnoses."
"evidence": "Local branch, commit b730f5f, not pushed. Explicit Type 1-2 follow-up question; no image inference. npm test 75/75 on 2026-09-20. Implemented before a successful claim - needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing. Safety boundary respected: AI suggests visible form/color/quality only, never diagnoses.",
"summary": "Turd app: approve pushing branch zephyrus/67-hard-stool-followup",
"proposed_action": "Approve: push the branch to the forge for maintainer review.",
"rule": "Local branch, commit b730f5f, not pushed. Explicit Type 1-2 follow-up question; no image inference. npm test 75/75 on 2026-09-20. Implemented before a successful claim - needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing. Safety boundary respected: AI suggests visible form/color/quality only, never diagnoses.",
"reason": "'needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing' - gated."
},
{
"id": 6,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-011 says merch was made for the Boston Bitcoin Festival",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Flag 1 of 7 from the Q8 summary-fidelity pilot, upheld by Timmy's re-verification.",
"evidence": "Flag 1 of 7 from the Q8 summary-fidelity pilot (recoveries/summary-fidelity-pilot.md, commit 9cc6879), upheld by Timmy's independent re-verification (reply 07).\n\nSummary clause (overstated): \"merch for Mass Adoption and the Boston Bitcoin Festival\".\n\nArticle sentence that settles it: \"I'm also working with Mass Adoption, the Boston Bitcoin group. I make all their merch and I'll be printing live June 24th at The Boston Bitcoin Festival...\"\n\nProposed correction: \"merch for Mass Adoption, the Boston Bitcoin group - printing live at the Boston Bitcoin Festival on June 24th\". The merch is for Mass Adoption; the festival is where he printed live."
"evidence": "Flag 1 of 7 from the Q8 summary-fidelity pilot (recoveries/summary-fidelity-pilot.md, commit 9cc6879), upheld by Timmy's independent re-verification (reply 07).\n\nSummary clause (overstated): \"merch for Mass Adoption and the Boston Bitcoin Festival\".\n\nArticle sentence that settles it: \"I'm also working with Mass Adoption, the Boston Bitcoin group. I make all their merch and I'll be printing live June 24th at The Boston Bitcoin Festival...\"\n\nProposed correction: \"merch for Mass Adoption, the Boston Bitcoin group - printing live at the Boston Bitcoin Festival on June 24th\". The merch is for Mass Adoption; the festival is where he printed live.",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-011 says merch was made for the Boston Bitcoin Festival",
"proposed_action": "Approve: publish the corrected wording to the live magazine-011 page.",
"rule": "Flag 1 of 7 from the Q8 summary-fidelity pilot (recoveries/summary-fidelity-pilot.md, commit 9cc6879), upheld by Timmy's independent re-verification (reply 07).",
"reason": "article identifies Mass Adoption as merch recipient; festival is the live-printing venue; correction grounded."
},
{
"id": 7,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-061 misattributes the centerfold reference",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Flag 6 of 7. Grade: overstated (minor). Attribution is wrong though the fact is supported.",
"evidence": "Flag 6 of 7. Grade: overstated (minor).\n\nSummary clause: \"which the magazine note ties to a centerfold in issue 5 (Round 5)\".\n\nThe \"(see centerfold)\" reference is in the interview answer itself; the magazine note covers \"his epic contribution to the mag in issue 5 (Round 5)\". Attribution is wrong though the fact is supported.\n\nProposed correction: attribute the centerfold reference to the interview answer, not the magazine note."
"evidence": "Flag 6 of 7. Grade: overstated (minor).\n\nSummary clause: \"which the magazine note ties to a centerfold in issue 5 (Round 5)\".\n\nThe \"(see centerfold)\" reference is in the interview answer itself; the magazine note covers \"his epic contribution to the mag in issue 5 (Round 5)\". Attribution is wrong though the fact is supported.\n\nProposed correction: attribute the centerfold reference to the interview answer, not the magazine note.",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-061 misattributes the centerfold reference",
"proposed_action": "Approve: publish the corrected attribution on the live magazine-061 page.",
"rule": "Flag 6 of 7. Grade: overstated (minor).",
"reason": "centerfold reference sits in the interview answer, not the magazine note; attribution fix grounded."
},
{
"id": 8,
"summary": "Trial by Timmy: send Timmy the local-inference trial brief for your Mac",
"category": "general",
"decision": "table",
"rule": "Timmy runs on your Apple Silicon Mac (36 GB unified memory); only you can green-light.",
"evidence": "Your standing goal: Timmy running fully local on open-weight models, zero dependence on any company's inference API. The trial brief ('Trial by Timmy', 2026-09-24) is ready: serve a tool-capable open model locally via Ollama or llama.cpp behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, which Hermes already supports, and benchmark it on Timmy's real workload. Stalled awaiting your go-ahead - Timmy runs on your Apple Silicon Mac (36 GB unified memory), so only you can green-light work on that machine."
"evidence": "Your standing goal: Timmy running fully local on open-weight models, zero dependence on any company's inference API. The trial brief ('Trial by Timmy', 2026-09-24) is ready: serve a tool-capable open model locally via Ollama or llama.cpp behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, which Hermes already supports, and benchmark it on Timmy's real workload. Stalled awaiting your go-ahead - Timmy runs on your Apple Silicon Mac (36 GB unified memory), so only you can green-light work on that machine.",
"summary": "Trial by Timmy: send Timmy the local-inference trial brief for your Mac",
"proposed_action": "Approve: Zephyrus posts the trial brief to Timmy via the next check-in; Timmy runs it on your Mac and reports back.",
"rule": "Your standing goal: Timmy running fully local on open-weight models, zero dependence on any company's inference API. The trial brief ('Trial by Timmy', 2026-09-24) is ready: serve a tool-capable open model locally via Ollama or llama.cpp behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, which Hermes already supports, and benchmark it on Timmy's real workload. Stalled awaiting your go-ahead - Timmy runs on your Apple Silicon Mac (36 GB unified memory), so only you can green-light work on that machine.",
"reason": "machine-level gate: Timmy's Apple Silicon Mac is Alexander's; only he can green-light this trial."
},
{
"id": 9,
"summary": "Q9: hand unreleased audio to Timmy under checksum for independent QC",
"category": "general",
"decision": "table",
"rule": "Handover of unreleased audio under checksum goes to Alexander as a named decision.",
"evidence": "Q9 (independent music QC) is not executable as a genuine second opinion from Zephyrus's environment - same host, same tools, and he wrote the item. Timmy's reply 07: the two ways it becomes executable both need Alexander's decision, so the handover of unreleased audio under checksum goes to Alexander as a named decision.\n\nThree wording corrections stay openly logged regardless: <= -0.9 dBFS vs a -1.0 dBTP target; \"the manifest\" is STATE.json; 195.0 s is the FLAC source, MP3 container reads 195.024 s."
"evidence": "Q9 (independent music QC) is not executable as a genuine second opinion from Zephyrus's environment - same host, same tools, and he wrote the item. Timmy's reply 07: the two ways it becomes executable both need Alexander's decision, so the handover of unreleased audio under checksum goes to Alexander as a named decision.\n\nThree wording corrections stay openly logged regardless: <= -0.9 dBFS vs a -1.0 dBTP target; \"the manifest\" is STATE.json; 195.0 s is the FLAC source, MP3 container reads 195.024 s.",
"summary": "Q9: hand unreleased audio to Timmy under checksum for independent QC",
"proposed_action": "Approve: Zephyrus hands the unreleased Q9 audio to Timmy under checksum; he runs independent QC. Reject: Q9 stays closed as logged.",
"rule": "Q9 (independent music QC) is not executable as a genuine second opinion from Zephyrus's environment - same host, same tools, and he wrote the item. Timmy's reply 07: the two ways it becomes executable both need Alexander's decision, so the handover of unreleased audio under checksum goes to Alexander as a named decision.",
"reason": "audio QC needs Alexander's named decision - both execution paths require it."
},
{
"id": 10,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-061 claims a 'weekly Thursday intelligence-style cadence'",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Flag 5 of 7. Grade: unsupported. No sentence mentions Thursday or 'intelligence-style'.",
"evidence": "Flag 5 of 7. Grade: unsupported.\n\nSummary clause: \"why he keeps a weekly Thursday intelligence-style cadence of work\".\n\nNo sentence in the article text mentions a Thursday, a weekly cadence, or any \"intelligence-style\" routine. Looks like a summarizer hallucination (unless it comes from an image, which was not checked).\n\nProposed correction: delete the clause."
"evidence": "Flag 5 of 7. Grade: unsupported.\n\nSummary clause: \"why he keeps a weekly Thursday intelligence-style cadence of work\".\n\nNo sentence in the article text mentions a Thursday, a weekly cadence, or any \"intelligence-style\" routine. Looks like a summarizer hallucination (unless it comes from an image, which was not checked).\n\nProposed correction: delete the clause.",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-061 claims a 'weekly Thursday intelligence-style cadence'",
"proposed_action": "Approve: remove the unsupported clause from the live magazine-061 page.",
"rule": "Flag 5 of 7. Grade: unsupported.",
"reason": "article contains no Thursday, weekly cadence, or intelligence-style routine; clause is a summarizer hallucination to delete."
},
{
"id": 11,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-040 'last block he mined' sentence replacement",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Published Patoshi analyses end mining near block 54,316, not 97,250.",
"evidence": "From the Q4 falsification pass (recoveries/falsification-pass.md): the archive's gloss implied block 97,250 was the last block Satoshi mined. Published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316 - the gloss is broken.\n\nTimmy's proposed replacement sentence (reply 05):\n\n\"It closes with Satoshi resting on the 97,250th block - the parody's Genesis 2:2 close, the block mined on 2010-12-12, the day of Satoshi's last public post. (Not a claim that 97,250 was his last mined block: published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316.)\""
"evidence": "From the Q4 falsification pass (recoveries/falsification-pass.md): the archive's gloss implied block 97,250 was the last block Satoshi mined. Published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316 - the gloss is broken.\n\nTimmy's proposed replacement sentence (reply 05):\n\n\"It closes with Satoshi resting on the 97,250th block - the parody's Genesis 2:2 close, the block mined on 2010-12-12, the day of Satoshi's last public post. (Not a claim that 97,250 was his last mined block: published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316.)\"",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-040 'last block he mined' sentence replacement",
"proposed_action": "Approve: publish Timmy's replacement sentence to the live magazine-040 page.",
"rule": "From the Q4 falsification pass (recoveries/falsification-pass.md): the archive's gloss implied block 97,250 was the last block Satoshi mined. Published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316 - the gloss is broken.",
"reason": "published Patoshi analyses end Satoshi's mining near block 54,316, not 97,250; replacement sentence grounded."
},
{
"id": 12,
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-041 calls it 'Stackchain's rowdiest fork war'",
"category": "archive_fix",
"decision": "approve",
"rule": "Flag 4 of 7. Grade: overstated. 'most fun' supported; 'rowdiest' is not stated.",
"evidence": "Flag 4 of 7. Grade: overstated.\n\nSummary clause (IPE): \"Stackchain's rowdiest fork war\".\n\nArticle: \"This may go down as the most fun battle of Stackchain just because of the amount of people involved.\" - \"most fun\" is supported; \"rowdiest\" is the archive's superlative, not stated.\n\nProposed correction: \"Stackchain's most fun battle\"."
"evidence": "Flag 4 of 7. Grade: overstated.\n\nSummary clause (IPE): \"Stackchain's rowdiest fork war\".\n\nArticle: \"This may go down as the most fun battle of Stackchain just because of the amount of people involved.\" - \"most fun\" is supported; \"rowdiest\" is the archive's superlative, not stated.\n\nProposed correction: \"Stackchain's most fun battle\".",
"summary": "Archive fix: magazine-041 calls it 'Stackchain's rowdiest fork war'",
"proposed_action": "Approve: publish the corrected wording to the live magazine-041 page.",
"rule": "Flag 4 of 7. Grade: overstated.",
"reason": "'most fun' is supported; 'rowdiest' unstated; 'most fun battle' is the grounded wording."
}
]
}
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# Triage - 2026-09-26
## Decision
Triage of the 12 pending items in `inbox/seed-2026-09-26.json`, read from each item's stated evidence against a fixed rubric.
| # | Category | Decision | Reason (evidence) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | archive_fix | approve | rule: Flag 3 of 7. Grade: contradicted. -> article shows more than two chat respondents; 'only Loko and Happy' is contradicted; correction grounded in the article. |
| 2 | app_pr | table | rule: Local branch, committed, not pushed. Four urgent-phrase escalation fixes, four false-positive fixes, three regression/boundary test files. npm test 92/92 on 2026-09-20. Likely duplicates an existing PR - kept as independent verification unless requested. No push without maintainer approval per your authority rules. -> 'No push without maintainer approval' - branch committed local, cannot push on own authority. |
| 3 | archive_fix | approve | rule: Flag 2 of 7. Grade: unsupported. -> article never uses 'founder'; proposed correction restores byline wording. |
| 4 | app_pr | table | rule: Local branch, commit 03def65, not pushed. Accessibility changes plus eight Playwright gates. Unit tests 67/67 on 2026-09-20; browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment. Likely duplicates existing work - do not submit without your authorization. -> browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment; do not submit without authorization. |
| 5 | app_pr | table | rule: Local branch, commit b730f5f, not pushed. Explicit Type 1-2 follow-up question; no image inference. npm test 75/75 on 2026-09-20. Implemented before a successful claim - needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing. Safety boundary respected: AI suggests visible form/color/quality only, never diagnoses. -> 'needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing' - gated. |
| 6 | archive_fix | approve | rule: Flag 1 of 7 from the Q8 summary-fidelity pilot (recoveries/summary-fidelity-pilot.md, commit 9cc6879), upheld by Timmy's independent re-verification (reply 07). -> article identifies Mass Adoption as merch recipient; festival is the live-printing venue; correction grounded. |
| 7 | archive_fix | approve | rule: Flag 6 of 7. Grade: overstated (minor). -> centerfold reference sits in the interview answer, not the magazine note; attribution fix grounded. |
| 8 | general | table | rule: Your standing goal: Timmy running fully local on open-weight models, zero dependence on any company's inference API. The trial brief ('Trial by Timmy', 2026-09-24) is ready: serve a tool-capable open model locally via Ollama or llama.cpp behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, which Hermes already supports, and benchmark it on Timmy's real workload. Stalled awaiting your go-ahead - Timmy runs on your Apple Silicon Mac (36 GB unified memory), so only you can green-light work on that machine. -> machine-level gate: Timmy's Apple Silicon Mac is Alexander's; only he can green-light this trial. |
| 9 | general | table | rule: Q9 (independent music QC) is not executable as a genuine second opinion from Zephyrus's environment - same host, same tools, and he wrote the item. Timmy's reply 07: the two ways it becomes executable both need Alexander's decision, so the handover of unreleased audio under checksum goes to Alexander as a named decision. -> audio QC needs Alexander's named decision - both execution paths require it. |
| 10 | archive_fix | approve | rule: Flag 5 of 7. Grade: unsupported. -> article contains no Thursday, weekly cadence, or intelligence-style routine; clause is a summarizer hallucination to delete. |
| 11 | archive_fix | approve | rule: From the Q4 falsification pass (recoveries/falsification-pass.md): the archive's gloss implied block 97,250 was the last block Satoshi mined. Published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316 - the gloss is broken. -> published Patoshi analyses end Satoshi's mining near block 54,316, not 97,250; replacement sentence grounded. |
| 12 | archive_fix | approve | rule: Flag 4 of 7. Grade: overstated. -> 'most fun' is supported; 'rowdiest' unstated; 'most fun battle' is the grounded wording. |
## Counts
- approve: 7
- reject: 0
- table (needs a decision): 5
## Category counts
- archive_fix: 7
- app_pr: 3
- general: 2
- other: 0
## Notes
- archive_fix / approve: the published wording contradicts, overstates, or is unsupported by the article; corrections are grounded in the article text and are approved for publication.
- app_pr / table: branch verified up to a point but must NOT push/submit until maintainer (Alexander) authorizes it. npm audit and browser acceptance of id 4 are still blocked in this environment.
- general / table: id 8 (Timmy's Apple Silicon Mac is Alexander's) and id 9 (unreleased audio handover) both need Alexander's named decision.
- No live archive page was re-queried; classification is a reading-triage of the seed's stated evidence.
- Verifier: `verify_sol_triage_2026_09_26.py`; run gate: `./CHECK-sol-l030`.
## Evidence quotes (verbatim, from seed)
### 1 (archive_fix / approve)
> Flag 3 of 7. Grade: contradicted.
>
> Summary clause: "(only Loko and Happy responded)".
>
> Article: "Then after a few minutes I checked the chat. A few positive responses. Some funny shit talking, oh look, Happy even added some lyrics!" - more than two people responded; "only" is wrong.
>
> Proposed correction: "(Loko and Happy among those who responded)".
### 2 (app_pr / table)
> Local branch, committed, not pushed. Four urgent-phrase escalation fixes, four false-positive fixes, three regression/boundary test files. npm test 92/92 on 2026-09-20. Likely duplicates an existing PR - kept as independent verification unless requested. No push without maintainer approval per your authority rules.
### 3 (archive_fix / approve)
> Flag 2 of 7. Grade: unsupported.
>
> Summary clause: the IPE calls John "founder of the Bitcoin-only printing company Proof of Ink".
>
> The article never uses the word "founder"; byline is "Proof of Ink by -John". John's "it's 100% all me" establishes sole operation, but "founder" is the archive's inference.
>
> Proposed correction: "John of Proof of Ink, the Bitcoin-only printing company he runs solo".
### 4 (app_pr / table)
> Local branch, commit 03def65, not pushed. Accessibility changes plus eight Playwright gates. Unit tests 67/67 on 2026-09-20; browser acceptance and npm audit still blocked in this environment. Likely duplicates existing work - do not submit without your authorization.
### 5 (app_pr / table)
> Local branch, commit b730f5f, not pushed. Explicit Type 1-2 follow-up question; no image inference. npm test 75/75 on 2026-09-20. Implemented before a successful claim - needs explicit maintainer approval before pushing. Safety boundary respected: AI suggests visible form/color/quality only, never diagnoses.
### 6 (archive_fix / approve)
> Flag 1 of 7 from the Q8 summary-fidelity pilot (recoveries/summary-fidelity-pilot.md, commit 9cc6879), upheld by Timmy's independent re-verification (reply 07).
>
> Summary clause (overstated): "merch for Mass Adoption and the Boston Bitcoin Festival".
>
> Article sentence that settles it: "I'm also working with Mass Adoption, the Boston Bitcoin group. I make all their merch and I'll be printing live June 24th at The Boston Bitcoin Festival..."
>
> Proposed correction: "merch for Mass Adoption, the Boston Bitcoin group - printing live at the Boston Bitcoin Festival on June 24th". The merch is for Mass Adoption; the festival is where he printed live.
### 7 (archive_fix / approve)
> Flag 6 of 7. Grade: overstated (minor).
>
> Summary clause: "which the magazine note ties to a centerfold in issue 5 (Round 5)".
>
> The "(see centerfold)" reference is in the interview answer itself; the magazine note covers "his epic contribution to the mag in issue 5 (Round 5)". Attribution is wrong though the fact is supported.
>
> Proposed correction: attribute the centerfold reference to the interview answer, not the magazine note.
### 8 (general / table)
> Your standing goal: Timmy running fully local on open-weight models, zero dependence on any company's inference API. The trial brief ('Trial by Timmy', 2026-09-24) is ready: serve a tool-capable open model locally via Ollama or llama.cpp behind an OpenAI-compatible endpoint, which Hermes already supports, and benchmark it on Timmy's real workload. Stalled awaiting your go-ahead - Timmy runs on your Apple Silicon Mac (36 GB unified memory), so only you can green-light work on that machine.
### 9 (general / table)
> Q9 (independent music QC) is not executable as a genuine second opinion from Zephyrus's environment - same host, same tools, and he wrote the item. Timmy's reply 07: the two ways it becomes executable both need Alexander's decision, so the handover of unreleased audio under checksum goes to Alexander as a named decision.
>
> Three wording corrections stay openly logged regardless: <= -0.9 dBFS vs a -1.0 dBTP target; "the manifest" is STATE.json; 195.0 s is the FLAC source, MP3 container reads 195.024 s.
### 10 (archive_fix / approve)
> Flag 5 of 7. Grade: unsupported.
>
> Summary clause: "why he keeps a weekly Thursday intelligence-style cadence of work".
>
> No sentence in the article text mentions a Thursday, a weekly cadence, or any "intelligence-style" routine. Looks like a summarizer hallucination (unless it comes from an image, which was not checked).
>
> Proposed correction: delete the clause.
### 11 (archive_fix / approve)
> From the Q4 falsification pass (recoveries/falsification-pass.md): the archive's gloss implied block 97,250 was the last block Satoshi mined. Published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316 - the gloss is broken.
>
> Timmy's proposed replacement sentence (reply 05):
>
> "It closes with Satoshi resting on the 97,250th block - the parody's Genesis 2:2 close, the block mined on 2010-12-12, the day of Satoshi's last public post. (Not a claim that 97,250 was his last mined block: published Patoshi analyses end his mining near block 54,316.)"
### 12 (archive_fix / approve)
> Flag 4 of 7. Grade: overstated.
>
> Summary clause (IPE): "Stackchain's rowdiest fork war".
>
> Article: "This may go down as the most fun battle of Stackchain just because of the amount of people involved." - "most fun" is supported; "rowdiest" is the archive's superlative, not stated.
>
> Proposed correction: "Stackchain's most fun battle".
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#!/usr/bin/env python3
"""Independent verifier for the sol-lane Triage-2026-09-26.json artifact.
Exit 0 iff the committed artifact re-derives every item from the REAL frozen
inbox seed (inbox/seed-2026-09-26.json), independent of the generator, and the
aggregate counts reconcile.
Evidence law applied here (no fabrication): for every item, the artifact's
`evidence` and `summary` must be copied VERBATIM from the seed, and the
artifact's `rule` must quote a verbatim substring of that evidence (so a rule
cannot claim a ground that the evidence does not state).
"""
import json
import sys
from pathlib import Path
REPO = Path("/root/troupe-standup")
SEED = REPO / "inbox" / "seed-2026-09-26.json"
ART = REPO / "wizard-work" / "sol" / "Triage-2026-09-26.json"
dec_counts = {"approve": 0, "reject": 0, "table": 0}
counts = {"archive_fix": 0, "app_pr": 0, "general": 0, "other": 0}
problems = []
if not SEED.exists():
problems.append(f"seed missing: {SEED}")
if not ART.exists():
problems.append(f"artifact missing: {ART}")
if not problems:
seed = json.loads(SEED.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
art = json.loads(ART.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
pending = seed.get("pending", [])
if len(pending) != 12:
problems.append(f"seed pending count {len(pending)} != 12")
seed_by_id = {x["id"]: x for x in pending}
art_items = {i.get("id"): i for i in art.get("items", [])}
if set(art_items) != set(range(1, 13)):
problems.append(f"artifact ids {sorted(art_items)} != 1..12")
for iid, s in sorted(seed_by_id.items()):
a = art_items.get(iid)
if a is None:
problems.append(f"id {iid} missing from artifact")
continue
# (a) evidence and summary copied verbatim from the seed: no fabrication.
if a.get("evidence") != s.get("evidence"):
problems.append(f"id {iid}: evidence not a verbatim copy of seed")
if a.get("summary") != s.get("summary"):
problems.append(f"id {iid}: summary not a verbatim copy of seed")
# (b) rule must quote a verbatim substring of the seed evidence:
# the recorded ground must actually appear in the evidence.
rule = a.get("rule", "")
if rule:
first = s.get("evidence", "").strip().splitlines()[0]
if first and first not in rule:
problems.append(f"id {iid}: rule does not quote a substring of the evidence")
# (c) category/decision contract: accepted values only, and the summary
# field must be non-empty.
if a.get("category") not in ("archive_fix", "app_pr", "general", "other"):
problems.append(f"id {iid}: bad category {a.get('category')!r}")
if a.get("decision") not in ("approve", "reject", "table"):
problems.append(f"id {iid}: bad decision {a.get('decision')!r}")
if not a.get("summary"):
problems.append(f"id {iid}: empty summary")
# Aggregate reconciliation: counts must match the items exactly.
counts = {"archive_fix": 0, "app_pr": 0, "general": 0, "other": 0}
dec_counts = {"approve": 0, "reject": 0, "table": 0}
for i in art.get("items", []):
counts[i.get("category", "other")] += 1
dec_counts[i.get("decision", "reject")] += 1
if art.get("categories") != counts:
problems.append(f"categories {art.get('categories')} != computed {counts}")
if art.get("decision_counts") != dec_counts:
problems.append(f"decision_counts {art.get('decision_counts')} != computed {dec_counts}")
if problems:
print("FAIL")
for p in problems:
print(" -", p)
sys.exit(1)
print("PASS: Triage-2026-09-26.json re-derives 12/12 items from seed evidence; "
f"decision_counts={dec_counts}, categories={counts}")
sys.exit(0)