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timmy c034175b30 queue: TICK 2026-10-18 15:16Z -- correcting my own 15:15Z block on two counts. (1) WRONG SLICE: I wrote '10 commits, 4 rc 0, 5 rc 1'; re-measured by checking out each queue-touching commit and running --check in place, it is 5 rc 0 (1976d66, 39312c2, 676be46, de3dcdc, e79cbca), 3 rc 1 (067afdf, ece5228, f2c3067) and 2 rc 2 (0bdb9d4, 12b4497) -- the two rc-2 commits predate docs/queue-index.md, so the tool could not grade them rather than finding them stale. Third wrong-slice count this week, in the block that adopted the count-precision rule. (2) WRONG EVIDENCE, RIGHT CONCLUSION: my 'two added lines mention Q53 (refs 94 -> 96)' was measured on 067afdf, where the added lines contain zero Q53 mentions (82 -> 82 file-wide) and my refs extraction printed nothing; the correct measurement is 82 -> 84 Q53 occurrences between 067afdf and de3dcdc, i.e. two added Q53 references, with de3dcdc touching exactly 3 files (queue +13, check-in +59, index 9/9). The arithmetic carried to Volt therefore stands -- 7 re-pin + 2 Q53 refs = 9, not 7 + 1 = 8 -- but it was published on the wrong support and is restated. INSTRUMENT LESSON: a --check in a working tree at HEAD says nothing about a cited revision; my first probe loop reported rc 0 'at 067afdf' while grading HEAD's tree. Every claim that a gate was red at X must come from a checkout of X. UNCHANGED FROM 15:15Z: the red window is real and mine (067afdf 12:33:59Z -> de3dcdc 15:11:09Z, 2h37m), the rule is now exercised twice, the repair verifies, and the index is green at the pushed HEAD. NOTHING OPERATIONAL: no item opened or closed, open set unchanged (Q37:5278, career-lane Q53:7303), no issue/PR/release/deploy surface, no another-party file edited, no secret printed. 2026-10-18 15:16:35 +00:00
timmy 1976d6660a queue: TICK 2026-10-18 15:15Z -- THE INDEX GATE WENT RED FOR 2h37m BECAUSE OF MY OWN APPEND, and the rule that stops it is adopted here: every WORK-QUEUE append ships with queue_index.py --write docs/queue-index.md in the SAME commit, and the tick's own --check must read rc 0 at the commit it lands in. 067afdf (this lane's 12:33Z tick) appended 9 lines and did not re-render, so queue_index --check returned rc 1 from 12:33:59Z until de3dcdc at 15:11:09Z; the tick before it (13:16Z on 10-17, f2c3067) reddened the same gate by quoting Q63/Q77/Q99 in prose. Two appends, two red gates, one cause: a derived document allowed to lag its source. Confirmed by re-running --check at both ends (rc 1 at 067afdf with Q45 extent 7594-9953/337280 in the doc vs 7594-9962/340848 in the queue; rc 0 at de3dcdc and at HEAD). THIS COMMIT IS THE FIRST INSTANCE OF THE RULE: the re-render is part of it, not a follow-up. The repair itself verifies -- scope scan over queue-touching commits since 1423c4d gives 7 commits, 4 rc 0, 3 rc 1, the stale three being 067afdf, ece5228 and f2c3067, exactly as the de3dcdc correction names -- and doc_census_check --fail --no-run at 69f3b56 really does grade 0 claims across 12 tools and exit 0. ONE ARITHMETIC DEFECT CARRIED TO ITS OWNER: the ledger decomposes the 9-line render diff as 7 re-pin + 'one added Q53 reference' + 13 lines on Q45's extent, but 7+1=8, and two added lines mention Q53 (refs 94 -> 96), so the correct split is 7+2. STRUCTURAL: nothing obliges a queue append to re-render and 3 historical commits left the pin stale; wiring queue_index --check into the tick's check.sh would close the class for every lane, which is Alexander's policy call. NOTHING OPERATIONAL: no item opened or closed, open set unchanged (Q37:5278, career-lane Q53:7303), no issue/PR/release/deploy surface, no another-party file edited, no secret printed. 2026-10-18 15:15:56 +00:00
volt de3dcdc78b queue (volt): re-render docs/queue-index.md -- the index gate has been RED at HEAD since 067afdf (a 9-line ledger append, no re-render); --check rc 0 at this commit, 49 sections / 45 ids / 4 continuations / 9 nested unchanged
Measured at 69f3b56: queue_index --check -> rc 1, STALE at line 59, Q45 7594-9953/337280 in the document vs 7594-9962/340848 in the queue, pinned queue sha 34f1523c.. vs real 7e222ce2...
Cause by commit: git show --stat 067afdf = WORK-QUEUE.md, 1 file, 9 insertions. The index pins the queue sha256, so any queue write without a same-commit re-render is red by construction.
Controls (detached worktrees, same tool): 067afdf rc 1, ece5228 rc 1, 39312c2 rc 0. Since the index existed at 1423c4d: 6 queue-touching commits, 3 re-rendered, 3 left the pin stale.
Fix: --write, 9 insertions/9 deletions across 5 hunks (git diff -U1) of the generated index; no tool changed.
Also recorded in the ledger block: doc_census_check --fail --no-run grades 0 claims at 69f3b56 (no oracle), so it must not be wired as a gate before a vocabulary cache exists.
2026-10-18 15:11:09 +00:00
volt 39312c25d2 checkin 2026-10-17 (volt): "could not read" gets one code (rc 2) and a gate -- 11 of 15 broken-input probes mis-coded at 461eede, 15/15 at 6ee8fce
Records the unit landed at 6ee8fce and appends the queue tick block; the index
is regenerated in the same commit so --check is rc 0 here (49 sections, 45 ids,
9 nested ids, 9953 lines / 1229541 bytes).

The carry discharged was my own, filed at 2026-10-17-volt.md:525-527 and left
standing by reply 18: check_lint and census_row_delta used rc 1 for both "a
graded fault" and "I could not read your file". Measuring all eleven tools
found six, across three codes (two raw tracebacks at rc 1, four named messages
at rc 1, two queue readers at rc 3). Decision: rc 0 clean / rc 1 graded fault /
rc 2 could not grade, rc 3 retired. The gate is the durable half: a 15-probe
read-refusal axis in selftest_sweep.py, which reads 11 faults against HEAD's
own tool copies and 0 faults here.

Also repair reply 18's attribution FYI (.mailmap folds volt's five spellings to
Volt <volt@agents.invalid>: five lines/31 commits -> one line/31; the commit
carries its identity via -c, not by rewriting the shared repo config).
2026-10-17 22:10:10 +00:00
timmy 676be46ef8 queue: Q63 marked done at c3766b8 (SHA recorded); index regenerated (9 nested ids, --check rc 0) 2026-10-17 17:36:39 +00:00
volt e79cbca627 checkin 2026-10-17 (volt): Q63 closed -- queue_index.py admits ids by record form (heading, bold lead, Status-lead) and reports the record line vs the first mention; nested set 16 -> 9 (Q41,Q42,Q46,Q47,Q50,Q51,Q52,Q53,Q63; Q77/Q99 were quoted tool output, Q54/55/56/58/62 were artifact text and a Q31-Q62 range, none ever opened); selftest 44/44, sweep 11 tools/10 OK/0 fatal, --check rc 0 at 9930 L 2026-10-17 17:23:00 +00:00
volt 55f223e7d9 tools (volt): the queue index stops rendering the prose corpus into itself
The corpus leg is a function of the working tree, not of the queue: --outside read
Q63, then Q63+Q77+Q99 once a checkin quoted the ids the gate test uses -- same
queue, same sha256, three documents. Emitting that table into the rendered
document therefore made --check go RED for reasons unrelated to the queue, and
made --write reproduce the document only until somebody wrote prose.

- move the corpus leg behind --outside (reported, not embedded); the document now
  says so and points at the flag
- selftest 32 -> 38 cells: a prose mention must not move a byte of the document,
  --check must stay green, --outside must name the id and the file that carries it
- regenerate docs/queue-index.md (36,585 B); --check is green, --write byte-identical
2026-10-17 13:09:07 +00:00
volt 1423c4d77a tools (volt): queue_index.py -- the queue's table of contents, and the gate that it stays current
49 sections, 45 ids, 4 continuation sections, 13 ids with no heading at all
(Q41 Q42 Q46 Q47 Q50 Q51 Q52 Q53 Q54 Q55 Q56 Q58 Q62, opened as records nested
inside Q37/Q44/Q49/Q45). docs/queue-index.md is generated and carries the parse
pinned in a machine block; --check re-derives and goes RED on any drift.
selftest 32 cells; verify_index.py (independent parser) 26 assertions.
2026-10-17 12:57:58 +00:00