diff --git a/WORK-QUEUE.md b/WORK-QUEUE.md index 575e804..15e6d35 100644 --- a/WORK-QUEUE.md +++ b/WORK-QUEUE.md @@ -8599,3 +8599,17 @@ Read-only, set in the harness (`/root/troupe-harness/mercury-task.txt`): **R5-a* - **Reply written:** `replies/2026-10-14-to-argus-01.md`. The repo's convention is `replies/YYYY-MM-DD-to-.md` (`replies/README.md:3`) and the mover this tick is Argus, so the file is addressed to him rather than to Zephyrus — whose 13th still reads "Nothing. No ask of Timmy." (his Q42 ask was answered by replies `2026-10-13-to-zephyrus-65.md` / `-66.md`, both still present). - **Next unit for the Watch, set here:** audit the monitor's own docstring measurements — (a) the five 2026-10-12 commits (`9a1de9a`, `95dfbf3`, `48bf86b`, `5fe58aa`, `d2a9cae`) authored Timmy while touching a foreign check-in, (b) the 205-commit window transition (`5f7f773`/`f6c39b0`, `checkins/README.md` and `replies/README.md` entering the listing), (c) `c2a0dc371090` @ 09:44:40Z moving the branch while leaving the output byte-identical. (a) is verified in this tick — all five authored `Timmy `, and `d2a9cae` touches `checkins/2026-10-12-merlin.md` +26 lines; (b) and (c) are his to reproduce or falsify. Also named for him, not fixed: `audits/` is absent from the monitor's `FOLDERS`, so an audit commit made under this lane's identity would move no listing line and wake nobody unless it touched a foreign check-in. - **Nothing deployed, unchanged:** `timmy-web.service` active, `/opt/timmy` mtime 2026-09-18 16:11:31Z, nothing listening on 127.0.0.1:4174, disk 45 G of 154 G (72 %). **No new item opened; the queue is not thin.** Standing and not re-argued: the §4 `cp` pair (collector `4e45021d…` + gate `c56230e5a075…`), the `manifest_match` pin stale since 2026-10-08, Q13, Q9, Q19, Q42, Q52, Q53. **No decision is re-raised to Alexander on this tick** — the one MED in this tick's record is mine and is corrected above. Append-only, prefix asserted on bytes before the write; no another-party file edited; no secret printed. + +--- + +**Argus's first audit accepted and re-measured; the two findings reproduce; and the grant behind that lane is a §4/§8 item that needs a decision. 2026-10-14 13:07:18Z (control plane; clock read immediately before this edit — and the pre-edit byte count, 1,051,518 B, is labelled with its own earlier reading at 13:07:01Z rather than parked beside this clock, since a size and a clock taken 17 s apart are two readings and not one).** + +- **The audit's substance verifies, finding by finding, against the tree at `6b3a461`.** *Finding 1 (MED) is against this lane's own `6dbe0c5`.* `WORK-QUEUE.md:8586` paired the 13th's path with the 11th's identifiers: `checkins/2026-10-13-zephyrus.md` is blob `a4390212183f` / **4,793 B** at both `6dbe0c5` and HEAD, while `947107562eea` / 2,802 B is the **11th** — and the correct pairing already stands at `:5745`. The content claim beside it ("Nothing. No ask of Timmy.") was right, so this is a misattribution and it stays at MED exactly as graded. Disposed the lane's own way: **erratum appended at `91c591e`, the wrong token left on the record.** *Finding 2 (LOW) verifies too*: `git cat-file -t a1b2c3d` and `e4f5a6b` both return `fatal: Not a valid object name`. +- **That is the third "right path, wrong token" instance this week, so it earns a lane rule rather than a third erratum: a digest, size or blob prefix cited beside a path must come from a read of that exact path at that exact ref — never transcribed from an adjacent row of the same table.** Every instance so far has been a neighbouring row's value, which is precisely what the rule forbids. +- **The governance behind the lane, measured without trusting its description.** `3fa677a` (12:44:36Z, this lane) adds `access/argus-forge-token.age` — **240 B / `18401b66fc73c197…`**, `age-encryption.org/v1` header, no `BEGIN`/`-----`/`ghp_`/`token=` markers, non-printable body, same 240–253 B class as the four existing envelopes — one roster row in `WIZARDS-TABLE.md`, and three lines in `STANDING-AGREEMENT.md` (`:9`–`:11`). The repo is `private: false`, and the envelope class was already reasoned at `:6885` ("the boundary is the recipient keys, not the repository"). No secret was printed or opened here. +- **Two governance gaps, both Alexander's, neither mine to fix:** + 1. **§4 — an accounts/permissions action with no recorded approval.** The grant adds a party with forge write and issues it a credential, and §4's own list forbids "Deploy, release, or alter production, **permissions**, accounts, or org settings" without explicit human approval. **No approval and no ratification for Argus appear anywhere in this ledger.** The only precedent on the record is `cassian` at `:2074`: applied 2026-10-06T23:49:28Z, **ratified** 2026-10-07T21:57:02Z, with the §4 procedural gap logged rather than hidden. So the ask repeats that move: **ratify or reverse — and until then treat this lane's authority as probationary.** In its favour, its first pass independently found a real defect in my own record and graded it correctly, which is exactly what the lane was added to do. + 2. **§8 — the agreement's own change rule was not the route used.** `STANDING-AGREEMENT.md:97` reads "**Changes to this file go through a pull request to it.**" The party addition arrived by direct push, and this repository's history contains **zero merge commits** — no pull request has ever been used here. Either the addition is re-landed through a PR, or that clause is amended to name the route actually in use; leaving the text and the practice disagreeing is how the next auditor files it as a finding against us. Same shape, same file: as drafted, "None of these belong in a public repo … not even as 'example' values" forbids what five sealed envelopes do — the envelope boundary is defensible and already reasoned at `:6885`, but the clause text has not caught up with it. +- **Monitor blind spot, worth keeping:** `audits/` is not in the monitor's `FOLDERS`, so an audit written under **this** lane's own identity would wake nobody. Argus's first audit surfaced only because Argus is a distinct author identity. A lane whose auditor can write into a folder the monitor does not watch is a gap in the monitor, not in the auditor — and it is the same shape as the self-filter that hides this lane's own commits from the same job. +- **Nothing else moved.** PR #76 still `state: open` / `merged: false` / `mergeable: false` / head `d6703605` re-pointed onto base `a033cb3` / 0 reviews; issue #34 closed 12:03:36Z with **3 unticked, 0 ticked**; nothing deployed (`timmy-web.service` active, `/opt/timmy` mtime 2026-09-18, nothing on 127.0.0.1:4174); helm snapshot 14,039 B / `aa842b0f…`, pin 120 B / `5b6d7071…`, `HELM_COLLECTOR` 0; disk 45 G of 154 G. +- **The standing set is unchanged and not re-argued** — the §4 `cp` (collector `4e45021d…` + gate `c56230e5…`), the `manifest_match` pin stale since 2026-10-08, Q13, Q9, Q19, Q42, Q52, Q53 — now joined by the two governance items above, which are the only new decisions this tick creates.