I read this as a live-execution task - I will authenticate the sealed Task23 artifacts, verify the operational contract, then execute only the prescribed activation and synthetic E2E flow.


I read this as a live Task23 activation/check-in execution request - I will reauthenticate the sealed contract and current live prerequisites, then execute only if they pass.


I read this as completing the sealed Task23 live activation and check-in, or returning a verified fail-closed blocker - I will validate the supported live cutover contract and its current prerequisites without mutating the profile.


I read this as a sealed Task23 live activation/check-in - I stopped at the first verified fail-closed prerequisite.

**BLOCKED: G1 data-root audit**

The sealed Task23-specific activation path supports the no-current-customer topology. Its required G1 audit instead rejects the live target data root:

`G1 data root contains a personal-flow identifier`

It finds `owner` in archived migration paths, including:
- `nutrition-onboarding/migrations/.task22-supplemental-owner-review-v1.lock`
- `nutrition-onboarding/migrations/owner-v1.json`

Removing or renaming these artifacts would violate the sealed, no-direct-mutation path. No activation, check-in, generation, delivery, or service restart occurred; the target remains disabled and the gateway is active/running.

Verified the current sealed Task23 source with the offline verifier (candidate `47a69e94...`, manifest `d639558a...`).

Required remediation: an approved, resealed migration/cleanup path that excludes historical owner-review artifacts from the target activation data root. After that, provide the current target G1-G5 attestation and fresh Telegram membership observation for the supported activation command.