I read this as a read-only release-closure audit - I’ll independently verify every named invariant against the candidate and preseal artifacts, then return only an unconditional pass or concrete blockers.


The artifact identities and filesystem immutability are internally consistent so far. I’m now tracing the sealed launcher/controller boundary and independently recomputing package, inventory, wheel, overlay, and predecessor bindings rather than relying on the included PASS receipt.


I read this as the final audit verdict - I verified the immutable closure read-only and found no blockers.

# UNCONDITIONAL PASS

**blocker_count: 0**

Verified:

- Candidate digest: `0bf4f7247ae8a19e163045f0ed35214d79cc50fe192bca30ce4ed2868e2049c1`
- Package digest: `f00911239319f4888c255aef75190550f34b7e69ef3cdb28568664ec6aa87e4c`
- Candidate, package, and controller manifests: exact inventories and hashes
- Candidate and preseal modes: immutable; no symlinks, hardlinks, writable entries, or bytecode
- All four wheel RECORDs: complete and valid
- Build-1/build-2 wheels: byte-for-byte reproducible
- Controller closure: exact 321-file closure with valid derivation
- Overlay: exact three-path allowlist with matching hashes
- Hermes wheel: customer invite module and `dualcoach_admin customer invite` CLI wiring present
- Dynamic predecessor: sealed runtime matches the runtime derived from current `ExecStart`
- r29-r32: uniquely superseded, explicitly non-reusable, and distinct from active approval
- Included candidate and preseal verifiers: PASS
- No audit mutation performed