I read this as an operational fail-closed cleanup - I’ll identify the supported v7 cleanup path, archive proof first, execute it without recovery, and verify the sealed pre-consent baseline.


The candidate is live under the user service manager; the initial system-manager lookup was the wrong scope. I found an external wait monitor and journal follower as well, so I’m tracing the exact v7 launcher contract and current evidence before cleanup.


Pre-cleanup proof is consistent: the exact session is `AWAITING_CONSENT`, consent card `297` is published, the customer is disabled with consent false, no onboarding customer-data directory exists, and delivery stores are absent. I’m sealing that snapshot now, then invoking the one-use v7 launcher’s own fail-closed rollback path.


The supported launcher returned its expected fail-closed code (`2`) because the v7 services were active, and its exception handler executed `CLEAN_ROLLBACK`. I’m now verifying the resulting authorities, flags, units, processes, and immutable bindings before writing the final sealed receipt.


I read this as final receipt delivery - I’ll perform one last independent seal, service, authority, and process check, then return the exact receipt path and status.


I read this as final receipt delivery - returning the verified sealed baseline.

**Status:** `V7_PRECONSENT_CLEAN_BASELINE`

**Receipt:** `/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/task26/task26-sex-basis-successor-st_01a01309/deployment/v7-preconsent-cleanup-archive/V7_PRECONSENT_CLEAN_BASELINE.json`

**Seal SHA-256:** `6e8d6932fcaf4fd7f53b34208e4046555662f1262633663b843d81f6e2e79f54`

Verified:

- Both v7 services: `inactive/dead`, PID `0`
- Live consent/onboarding/customer/delivery authorities: empty
- Customers, onboarding records, deliveries: `0`
- Activation, delivery, delivery-enabled flags: `false`
- Monitors and orphans: `0`
- Receipt seal independently validated