sol: triage WORK-QUEUE.md queue state (16 opening records; 3 open: Q37, Q53, Q64)

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# Triage: WORK-QUEUE.md queue state (sol lane)
- Generated: 2026-10-22T00:05:39Z
- Lane: Triage (sol) — everyday Q&A and classification.
- Artifact of record: this file. Evidence: re-run each command below; values are measured, not asserted.
## 1. Commands run and what they printed (measured)
### index current (queue_index.py --check)
```
cd /root/troupe-standup && python3 tools/queue_index.py --check docs/queue-index.md
0 index current: index: 49 sections, 45 ids, 4 continuation sections, 10 nested ids, 10574 lines / 1429582 bytes
```
Index is current: 49 sections, 45 ids, 4 continuation sections, 10 nested ids, 10574 lines / 1429582 bytes.
### claim census (queue_claim_check.py --census)
```
cd /root/troupe-standup && python3 tools/queue_claim_check.py --census
0 queue /root/troupe-standup/WORK-QUEUE.md — 10574 lines, 1,429,582 bytes
fenced skipped: 7 line(s) in 1 block(s) — a fenced block is quoted material, not a record
line item state closure note
2264 Q21 CLOSED 2272 STALE-opening-line id-inherited closures :2272,:2326
2684 Q24 CLOSED 2688 STALE-opening-line id-inherited closures :2688,:2850
2898 Q25 CLOSED 2985 closure-before-opening :2802
4384 Q32 CLOSED 4387 id-inherited closures :4387,:4409
4454 Q33 CLOSED 4484 id-inherited closures :4484,:4505
5278 Q37 OPEN - id-inherited
6348 Q45 CLOSED 6358 closures :6358,:6397,:8221
6419 Q46 CLOSED 6436
6542 Q47 CLOSED 6638 closures :6638,:6658
6847 Q49 CLOSED 6952 STALE-opening-line id-inherited
6990 Q50 CLOSED 6996 closures :6996,:7089
7106 Q51 CLOSED 7323 closures :7323,:7384
7167 Q52 CLOSED 8517
7303 Q53 OPEN - COLLISION id-inherited
8530 Q53 CLOSED 9869 COLLISION
10320 Q64 OPEN - id-inherited
16 opening records; 13 closed; 3 open. 73 anchored closure statements (unit ACS — a record line leading `**Q<n>`/`**Status:` with a closure word in the first 120 chars, exclusions tested at the lead; 0 closure statements name no item and are ignored, not guessed at).
open set: Q37:5278, Q53:7303, Q64:10320
the literal `Status: open and unclaimed` occurs 12 times in the raw text; after code spans are stripped it stands on 3 lines, 3 of them opening-record lines, and 3 of those are stale (state CLOSED).
--- closure-unit census (cite a number only with its unit) ---
ACS anchored closure statement (this file) = 73
record line leading `**Q<n>`/`**Status:`, closure word in the first
120 chars, code spans stripped, exclusions tested at the lead,
anchored to its own id or the nearest preceding container; fenced
lines excluded (7 set aside).
BQ column-0 bold closure line naming a Q id (legacy q66_census6.py:54-62) = 99
line starting at column 0 with `**`, a Q<digits> token anywhere, a
closure word anywhere and case-insensitively, no legacy exclusion phrase.
Transcribed byte-for-byte and NOT fenced: 0 of its lines stand inside a fence here, a delta printed and not applied.
overlap A&B = 21 ; ACS-only = 52 ; BQ-only = 78 ; symmetric difference = 130
NOT a unit conversion: the difference between the two headline numbers is
not the delta that shows here, and neither may be cited without its unit.
BQ-only lines, dropped by ACS (78):
case: lowercase closure word (ACS is case-sensitive) 19
lead: not a `**Q<n>`/`**Status:` record line (BQ takes any column-0 `**`) 59
ACS-only lines, dropped by BQ (52):
BQ exclusion phrase anywhere on the line 1
no Q<digits> token on the line (ACS inherits the container id) 39
not column-0 `**` (indented or bulleted; ACS allows a bullet) 12
--- docstring pin (prose figures vs the queue just read) ---
pinned at `abe08a9`; 11 figure(s) read from the UNITS section, 11 compared
moved: BQ 85 -> 99, BQ-only 64 -> 78, symmetric difference 116 -> 130, BQ-only/lead 46 -> 59, BQ-only/lowercase 18 -> 19
the prose is a claim about that revision; these are the figures this queue prints now
```
### hand-read validation (queue_claim_check.py --validate)
```
cd /root/troupe-standup && python3 tools/queue_claim_check.py --validate
0 queue /root/troupe-standup/WORK-QUEUE.md — 10574 lines, 1,429,582 bytes
fenced skipped: 7 line(s) in 1 block(s) — a fenced block is quoted material, not a record
line item state closure note
2264 Q21 CLOSED 2272 STALE-opening-line id-inherited closures :2272,:2326
2684 Q24 CLOSED 2688 STALE-opening-line id-inherited closures :2688,:2850
2898 Q25 CLOSED 2985 closure-before-opening :2802
4384 Q32 CLOSED 4387 id-inherited closures :4387,:4409
4454 Q33 CLOSED 4484 id-inherited closures :4484,:4505
5278 Q37 OPEN - id-inherited
6348 Q45 CLOSED 6358 closures :6358,:6397,:8221
6419 Q46 CLOSED 6436
6542 Q47 CLOSED 6638 closures :6638,:6658
6847 Q49 CLOSED 6952 STALE-opening-line id-inherited
6990 Q50 CLOSED 6996 closures :6996,:7089
7106 Q51 CLOSED 7323 closures :7323,:7384
7167 Q52 CLOSED 8517
7303 Q53 OPEN - COLLISION id-inherited
8530 Q53 CLOSED 9869 COLLISION
10320 Q64 OPEN - id-inherited
16 opening records; 13 closed; 3 open. 73 anchored closure statements (unit ACS — a record line leading `**Q<n>`/`**Status:` with a closure word in the first 120 chars, exclusions tested at the lead; 0 closure statements name no item and are ignored, not guessed at).
open set: Q37:5278, Q53:7303, Q64:10320
the literal `Status: open and unclaimed` occurs 12 times in the raw text; after code spans are stripped it stands on 3 lines, 3 of them opening-record lines, and 3 of those are stale (state CLOSED).
hand-read validation: 12/12 match
```
### queue sha256
```
sha256sum WORK-QUEUE.md -> 8fb95d1a7475d01b504b25d4322f17405c8c8d3e53f12f2f81f57481519b431a
```
## 2. Queue classification (measured)
- Opening records: 16; CLOSED: 13; OPEN: 3.
- Open set: Q37:5278, Q53:7303, Q64:10320
- Stale opening lines (record says "open and unclaimed" but state is CLOSED): 3 — :2264 (Q21), :2684 (Q24), :6847 (Q49).
- Duplicate-label collision: 1 — Q53 has two records (:7303 "held for Alexander" OPEN, :8530 "queued" CLOSED at :9869); a closure binds to the last record opened at or before it, so :9869's DONE does not close :7303's record.
- Closure units (cite a number only with its unit): ACS = 73; BQ = 99; overlap = 21; ACS-only = 52; BQ-only = 78; symmetric difference = 130.
- Docstring pin drift at abe08a9 — prose figures vs live queue: BQ 85 -> 99, BQ-only 64 -> 78, symmetric difference 116 -> 130, BQ-only/lead 46 -> 59, BQ-only/lowercase 18 -> 19
## 3. Open items (needs a decision, not silence)
| Item | Record line | Current state | Status text (verbatim) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Q37 | :5278 | OPEN (id-inherited) | "OPEN and claimed by the pipe; first increment landed (the v1.3 census)" — the pipe's own tooling, still open |
| Q53 | :7303 | OPEN (COLLISION) | "OPEN — held for Alexander." — duplicate label; the other Q53 record :8530 is CLOSED at :9869 |
| Q64 | :10320 | OPEN (id-inherited) | "open and unclaimed" — no closure recorded |
## 4. Stale opening lines (the failure the claim check exists to surface)
- :2264 — Q21, state CLOSED (:2272), but the record line still reads `Status: open and unclaimed`.
- :2684 — Q24, state CLOSED (:2688), but the record line still reads `Status: open and unclaimed`.
- :6847 — Q49, state CLOSED (:6952), but the record line still reads `Status: open and unclaimed`.
## 5. Reading guidance (evidence hygiene)
- Every count above carries its matcher (queue_claim_check.py unit ACS; queue_index.py --check).
- Hash read-back (sha256) is the identity check for WORK-QUEUE.md; the sha256 above is the current value.
- A stale opening line is a visible defect, not a silent failure: the claim check prints it explicitly.
- Docstring pins are a claim about one revision (abe08a9); the drift line names every figure that moved, and the exit code does not change when prose drifts.
---
*Generated by the sol triage lane (Triage) on 2026-10-21. Verification: `python3 tools/queue_index.py --check docs/queue-index.md` -> 0; `python3 tools/queue_claim_check.py --census` -> 16 opening records / 13 closed / 3 open. No value in this file exceeds what a fresh run of those two commands reproduces.*