I read this as a read-only audit - I’ll inspect the worktree, both wheels, bindings, state transitions, tests, and repository status without making changes or network calls.


I read this as a continuing read-only audit - I found the profile wheel’s module and full source payload match; I’ll now validate wheel integrity, runtime regression behavior, and the remaining state/duplicate paths in isolated temporary storage.


I read this as a completed audit - I’m returning the verified verdict only.

**PASS**
**blocker_count: 0**

Evidence:
- Profile wheel contains `checkin_cli/nutrition_onboarding_input_help.py`; source, build copy, and wheel are byte-identical (`sha256 9cc33d...28b96`).
- Full profile package binding: 119 source payload files, 119 wheel payload files, 0 missing/extra, 0 content mismatches.
- Both wheels passed ZIP CRC and `RECORD` validation. Hermes is a separate package and correctly contains no `checkin_cli` payload.
- Direct import from the profile wheel resolved `NutritionOnboardingInputHelpMixin` and the service MRO correctly.
- Source state handling accepts handoff only from `collecting` or `customer_attestation`; resume permits only those exact return states. Duplicate update IDs are rejected before persistence.
- Regression tests passed: `2 passed`; isolated wheel execution also passed handoff, restart, duplicate, owner-route, and both return-state paths.
- Change-local onboarding modules contain no network clients/endpoints; persistent writes are limited to the intended private onboarding session path.


I read this as a final artifact-only recheck - I’ll locate the r69 build outputs, compare the two Hermes/profile wheels for reproducibility, and verify the requested source bindings without expanding scope.


I read this as final r69 audit closure - I’m reporting only collected evidence.

**FAIL (verification incomplete)**
**blocker_count: 1**

- Located all four r69 artifact directories.
- No r69 wheel hashes, archive counts, reproducibility comparison, or source-binding comparison was completed before the stop instruction.


I read this as a completed r69 artifact verification request - I’ll inspect the four build directories and r69 inputs, then validate hashes, wheel integrity, reproducibility, and the specified source-to-wheel bindings without edits or network use.


I read this as the completed r69 artifact verification - all requested wheel checks passed.

**PASS**
**blocker_count: 0**

- Hermes build 1/2 SHA-256: `e65133f0d52ff71b5df97f45fba9150dca32a4e9625b1732b73cb619fbc65241` (8,565,134 bytes; identical)
- Profile build 1/2 SHA-256: `c5c011b7c1a43405680a57407eef8c59ec03dc3284db0757432eca1efb6e291e` (428,140 bytes; identical)
- ZIP CRC and RECORD validation: Hermes 1/2, 1,043 rows each; Profile 1/2, 123 rows each; zero errors.
- All 39 wheel-bound r69 overlay members match current source in both builds: Hermes 20, Profile 19.
- Verified requested bindings, including `nutrition_onboarding_input_help.py`, reconciliation-copy helper, runtime punctuation/session module, and runtime collection module.