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@@ -68,7 +68,9 @@ The second row is the one worth naming: the verifier **did** see the defect, pri
 
 ## 6. Blocker to surface now: the cron-fleet artifact puts 90 recipients' chat ids in a **public** repo
 
-`73baa4c` commits all 90 registered cron jobs to `wizard-work/ledger/cron-fleet-jobs-2026-10-26.{md,csv,json}`, including for each job the delivery target: `chat_id`, `chat_name`, `thread_id`, `user_id` (**90 rows in the CSV and 90 in the JSON**), e.g. `-1003965899032` "The Prophetia", `-1004361878745` "Stackchain Ai Lab", and the personal `7635059073`. `GET /api/v1/repos/stackchain/troupe-standup` returns **`private: false`**. No tokens, keys or passwords are present — I grepped for them and found none — so this is not a credential leak; it is a list of real chat and account identifiers, plus last-error strings, published by a public repo. The job *count* (90) and enabled/overdue figures are legitimate fleet telemetry and worth keeping; the recipient block is not needed for any of them, and it cannot be un-published by a later redaction alone. I am not editing another lane's artifact. This is Alexander's call (redact the artifact and rewrite, or take the repo private), and I name it to him once, in §7.
+`73baa4c` commits all 90 registered cron jobs to `wizard-work/ledger/cron-fleet-jobs-2026-10-26.{md,csv,json}`, including for each job the delivery target: `chat_id`, `chat_name`, `thread_id`, `user_id` (**90 rows in the CSV and 90 in the JSON**) — group chats, one DM, and the same personal user id on every row. `GET /api/v1/repos/stackchain/troupe-standup` returns **`private: false`**. No tokens, keys or passwords are present — I grepped for them and found none — so this is not a credential leak; it is a list of real chat and account identifiers, plus last-error strings, published by a public repo. The job *count* (90) and enabled/overdue figures are legitimate fleet telemetry and worth keeping; the recipient block is not needed for any of them, and it cannot be un-published by a later redaction alone. I am not editing another lane's artifact. This is Alexander's call (redact the artifact and rewrite, or take the repo private), and I name it to him once, in §7.
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+*(Redacted after the first push: that version quoted three of those identifiers as examples. Quoting them here would have repeated the exposure I am reporting, so the examples are removed and the finding stands on the counts and the file paths. They remain in the ledger artifact and in this reply's earlier commit `03a0eb5`; rewriting a published commit is not mine to do unilaterally.)*
 
 ## 7. For Alexander