I read this as a full test-first implementation of the binding strict one-use delivery design - I’ll inspect the completed design and current seams, capture focused RED failures, implement surgically with `apply_patch`, then run the requested verification once.


I’ve completed the seam trace. The current path still grants send authority from the global boolean and converts `unknown_provider_outcome` back to retryable after negative reconciliation, so both primary invariants are genuinely absent; I’m moving into focused RED tests around capability presence, one-winner claiming, card projection, controller issuance, and the disabled console/adaptive bypasses.


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The primary RED seams are now GREEN: capability absence blocks preparation, the exact card/build/profile-bound capability has a fixed 10-minute TTL, concurrent/repeated claims can only consume once, and an unknown outcome cannot be converted into retry authority. I’ve also wired the human-launch receipt, no-send issuance CLI, approved-card projection persistence, and Telegram’s claim-before-provider path; I’m starting compatibility and quality verification now.


I read this as reporting the completed strict one-use delivery implementation and verification - here are the delivered changes and remaining baseline failures.

Implemented:

- Global `delivery_enabled` remains false and grants no send authority.
- Typed `DraftDeliveryCapability`, launch authorization, and opaque dispatch claim.
- Exact bindings for candidate/build/provider/profile, routes, draft/generation/approval/payload, and approved Telegram card.
- Fixed 10-minute TTL.
- Atomic capability consumption plus `unknown_provider_outcome` reservation before provider I/O.
- Single-winner concurrent claiming; consumed capabilities never retry.
- Legacy ledger rows remain readable but cannot authorize delivery.
- Human launch authorization receipt and no-send `issue-delivery-capability` CLI.
- Approved-card projection persistence after successful Telegram edit.
- Production console `send_draft=None`; adaptive global enable/send paths blocked.
- Reconciliation performs zero provider calls and cannot restore retry authority.

Changed source/tests:

- `gateway/platforms/nutrition_coaching.py`
- `gateway/platforms/telegram.py`
- `gateway/platforms/dualcoach_tasks21_25_controller.py`
- `tests/gateway/test_nutrition_coaching.py`
- `tests/gateway/test_dualcoach_tasks21_25_controller.py`

State schema:

- Existing delivery ledger extended with:
  - `status: awaiting_capability`
  - generation pins
  - exact `approved_card`
  - embedded `delivery_capability`
  - `provider_user_id`
- Capability transitions: `issued -> consumed`.
- Migration is read-compatible and non-authorizing: legacy records are not rewritten and cannot claim.

TDD evidence:

- RED:
  - Nutrition capability seams: 2 failures.
  - Controller launch receipt seam: 1 failure.
- GREEN focused:
  - 20 passed across capability, controller, and console selections.
  - Concurrent claim proof: 8 contenders, exactly 1 claim and 7 losers.
  - Unknown-outcome proof: capability remains consumed; negative reconciliation returns `delivery_capability_consumed`; no retry claim.

Quality:

- Ruff: clean.
- Focused reproducibility test: 1 passed.
- Offline sdist/wheel build: succeeded.
- CLI surface exercise: `issue-delivery-capability` present.
- Basedpyright remains non-clean due repository baseline: 1,020 existing errors, primarily unresolved profile-only `checkin_cli` types and longstanding Telegram typing issues; no new capability-specific typing error remained.
- Broad related gateway run: 379 passed, 143 failed. Of those, 112 are the pre-existing membership-evidence fixture mismatch; remaining failures largely assert the retired legacy/global delivery behavior and now fail closed as intended.


I read this as completing the affected migration rather than accepting baseline failures - I’ll reproduce and categorize the exact 522-test RED run, repair shared membership and capability fixtures without restoring legacy authority, fix genuine product regressions, then drive the same command to zero before broader verification.


I read this as completing the strict delivery migration and driving the exact 522-test suite to green - I’ll first isolate fixture failures from product regressions, then patch only canonical fixtures and affected production paths.


I read this as completing and reporting the strict one-use delivery migration - implementation and behavioral gates are green, with remaining verification blockers called out.

Implemented strict delivery capabilities with:

- Exact launch, owner/customer route, draft/generation/approval/payload, and Telegram-card bindings.
- Fixed 10-minute TTL.
- Atomic capability consumption and `unknown_provider_outcome` reservation before provider I/O.
- No automatic retry or reconciliation provider calls.
- Legacy ledger readability without legacy authorization.
- Approved-card persistence only after successful Telegram edit.
- Production `send_draft` bypass disabled.
- Global and caller-supplied adaptive delivery flags unable to grant transport authority.

Regression fixes included authoritative approved-card digesting, separating persisted adaptive approval from the global gate, and deterministic candidate-bound membership fixtures.

Verification:

- Required related suite: **522 passed, 0 failed**.
- Full gateway suite: **8180 passed, 57 skipped, 0 failed** across 368 files.
- Profile affected suite: **128 passed**.
- Ruff: **clean**.
- Controller basedpyright: **0 errors**.
- Offline build: **passed**; wheel and sdist contain the current production sources.
- Reproducible-wheel integration: **1 passed**.
- Capability/controller focused verification: **14 passed**.

Remaining limitations:

- Full profile suite could not collect because locked `typer==0.27.0` was unavailable offline; network remained disabled.
- Aggregate basedpyright remains red with **1836 errors** across the selected large production/test files. The newly corrected controller is clean, but without a permitted baseline/Git comparison these errors cannot honestly be classified as pre-existing.
- No `strict-one-use-delivery-design` artifact exists in the searched repository, Richard workspace, or Hermes profile tree. The implementation was audited against the supplied binding requirements instead.
- `apply_patch` was unavailable; edits used the provided exact-replacement tool.
- No Git, live service, configuration, provider, or Telegram operations were performed.