I read this as an independent goal/constraint correctness review - inspect the full candidate and provenance without editing, then return a hard PASS or FAIL with exact evidence.


I read this as a release-boundary audit - the worktree is a detached v1.1.0 base with an uncommitted candidate, so I am tracing the brief, delta, sealed candidate identity, runtime path, and installed evidence as one chain.


I read this as checking the notification feature itself rather than the broader v1.1.1 payload - I found the dedicated v1.2.0 evidence bundle and am narrowing to its contract, three new notification modules, Telegram/runtime wiring, targeted tests, and installed copies.


I read this as validating every stated invariant against executable control flow - the brief confirms this is an owner-attention side channel, and I am now following publication, callback authentication, ledger mutation, restart recovery, `/status`, and feature gating line by line.


I read this as distinguishing “designed” from “actually deduplicated” - source and both installed wheels match the sealed hashes, so the remaining decision turns on transport generation/receipt semantics, startup invocation, and whether tests exercise real callback state rather than only isolated helpers.


I read this as a potential pass with one critical seam still needing proof - the capability gate, exact-owner checks, acknowledgment branch, and installed-byte provenance are sound; I am verifying that the startup path really creates one successor card and zero same-candidate cards, and that evidence does not accidentally exercise customer delivery outside scope.


I read this as an evidence-integrity-sensitive review - the candidate source hashes remain stable, but the unsealed test file changed during inspection, so I am re-reading the current tests and will base the verdict on the sealed source/evidence plus fresh focused execution, not stale test output.


type: cancelled

previous_status: running

reason: Production credential resolution fix changed source; candidate will be regenerated.