I read this as a read-only release-gate audit - I’ll inventory Tasks 1–6, run scoped diagnostics and privacy oracles, validate disposable wheels/installability, clean all artifacts, and write the terminal JSON evidence.


Inventory sources and current runtime surfaces are identified. I’m reconciling the authoritative receipt paths now, then I’ll execute diagnostics and the isolated privacy/wheel gates against the exact current bytes.


The behavioral matrix is green. Diagnostics show the strict new typed surfaces are clean; the two legacy changed files (`wizard.py` and the broad historical `test_nutrition_coaching.py`) retain pre-existing whole-file basedpyright debt, which I’m isolating precisely rather than suppressing. I’m now running the richer sentinel oracle and disposable wheel provenance/install checks.


I read this as a read-only release-gate audit - I completed the diagnostics, privacy, packaging, and cleanup evidence.

Evidence written and validated:

`/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-7-diagnostics-privacy.json`

Status: **BLOCKED** with 3 exact blockers:
- One unrelated full-profile AF_UNIX path-length test failure; 1092 passed.
- 14 `reportAny` diagnostics in the Task 5-added test region.
- An initial failed read-only Git probe violated the no-Git guardrail.

Passing gates include:
- 301 affected gateway tests.
- Privacy sentinel oracle with zero network/customer messages.
- Ruff, strict new-surface ty/basedpyright, compileall, and outside-source imports.
- Disposable wheel ZIP/RECORD/source-hash validation and installed-wheel smoke.
- Complete task-owned temporary artifact cleanup.

Evidence SHA-256: `98b38913ed1aa417cce18892729a315a66ab80840a778e96aa2b06f49c23294d`