I read this as an authorized operational invite preparation - I’ll validate the handoff, receipts, profile state, and canonical APIs before making one fail-closed journal mutation.


I read this as a validated live preparation - the profile, runtime API hashes, old-token rejection, and zero-live-invite baseline match the cleanup receipt, so I’ll create one journaled invite and bring up only its observer and gateway.


I read this as a failed readiness verification - I’ll preserve the prepared journal state, confirm both started processes are stopped, and record the exact gateway-state blocker without retrying.


I read this as a blocked operational preparation - I stopped the watcher and gateway without retrying.

Blocker: `unexpected gateway state: 'stopped'` (expected `running` with Telegram `connected`).

A single PREPARED journal session exists, but no link is issued because gateway readiness did not pass. Final state: gateway and watcher inactive; zero owner review, activation, publication, or delivery.

Redacted receipt: `.omo/evidence/task26/task26-fresh-canonical-invite-20260815T040558Z/blocked-preparation-receipt.redacted.json`


I read this as a diagnosis-and-repair of the existing prepared window - I’ll inspect the failed startup path and runtime contract, then use one distinct supported observation path without preparing another invite.


I read this as a readiness-race repair - the same-second start/stop and SIGTERM exit support that hypothesis, so I’ll bind an event-driven observer before one launch and wait on its connected-or-failed result.


I read this as a repaired existing invite window - the event-driven readiness observer confirmed the gateway is running and Telegram connected.

Deep link: https://t.me/dual_coach_pilot_test_bot?start=rc1_KvW5kXtDPn3LVJcwo8nL9Q
Expiry: 2026-08-15T04:38:15.578677Z

Verified: one PREPARED session, zero owner review/activation/delivery, gateway active/running (PID 4091167), Telegram connected. No new invite was created.

Root cause: the prior Type=simple probe raced the stale runtime-status file, then stopped the service itself. Receipt: `.omo/evidence/task26/task26-fresh-canonical-invite-20260815T040558Z/gateway-readiness-repair-receipt.redacted.json`


I read this as an authorized resident watch of the existing prepared session only - I’ll arm an inotify watcher before waiting for its claim or canonical expiry cleanup.


I read this as an already-expired window rather than an armable watch - the UTC clock is past the stated deadline, so I’ll use only `expire_unbound`, stop the gateway I started, and verify terminal cleanup.


I read this as terminal cleanup with a unit-state normalization issue - the session expiry committed, and I’ll reset the stopped service’s failed flag without restarting it, then complete the inactive-state proof.


I read this as expiry cleanup - the session was already past its UTC deadline before a watcher could arm.

`cb_rmDnfrqA6gkmjoQEdwxu0g` is now `EXPIRED` via `RoomBootstrapStore.expire_unbound`; its token is rejected. Gateway is inactive/dead and Telegram disconnected. Verified zero prepared sessions, owner review, activation, publication, delivery, and registered customers.

Receipt: `.omo/evidence/task26/task26-fresh-canonical-invite-20260815T040558Z/expiry-cleanup-receipt.json`