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I read this as a read-only regression matrix check - I’ll verify the target file hash, run the exact pytest command once, extract the requested metrics, and write the evidence JSON.


I need the exact file location first; the requested test path isn’t at the current root.


The test tree exists; I’m checking the exact gateway file path before hashing and running anything.


`tests/gateway` isn’t at the repo root, so I’m locating the exact checked-in test file and using that for the hash.


I’ve confirmed the requested root doesn’t contain the tests, so I’m locating the runnable tree that does.


I found runnable snapshots; now I’m checking which copy matches the required stable SHA-256 and which tree has the venv.


The two active snapshots don’t match the required hash, so I’m searching the workspace for the exact stable-hash copy and a runnable venv.


There’s no `.venv` in the current tree, so I’m checking for a task-specific embedded interpreter and the exact test manifest.


I found a usable task-local interpreter cache, but I still need to confirm whether the exact `.venv` path exists or is absent in this snapshot.


I found the task-local interpreter cache; I’m checking whether this snapshot also has the exact `.venv` the command names.


I haven’t found the exact `.venv`, so I’m checking whether this matrix has already been recorded in the evidence cache.


There’s an existing task-7 evidence file; I’m reading it so the new matrix matches the established schema.


I found prior task-7 artifacts; I’m reading the closest ones to mirror the expected evidence structure.


I’m reading the closest matrix-style artifact to keep the new evidence JSON consistent with prior task output.


I can’t certify the stable hash from the current snapshots, but I can still run the exact matrix once in a temp-backed replica of the runnable tree and record the results.


The first exact matrix run failed on missing test files, so I’m locating the snapshot that actually contains all nine selected modules.


The matrix is blocked on two hard mismatches: the required SHA-256 isn’t present in this workspace, and the nine-file pytest target set doesn’t exist here. I’m writing that evidence now.


I’ve written the evidence file; now I’m removing only the temp artifacts from the failed run attempt.


I found the leftover temp tree from the run attempt and I’m deleting it now.


I’m doing a quick readback of the evidence JSON to confirm it landed cleanly.


I read this as a blocked read-only regression matrix check - I verified the workspace hash and test tree, ran the requested pytest once, and recorded the blocker evidence.

Blocker:
- `tests/gateway/test_nutrition_coaching.py` hash does not match: actual `6a9ab280bc351b2f25a30d3dcccd4fc788d1d5f4c16d52bbd075a2d4384c0033`, expected `be7b3afa566a4d326ee8cf123070977d59b36f0570f67447368f5a9f83870ab4`
- the requested 9-file pytest target set is not present under the available workspace paths, so the exact matrix cannot reach the expected `301 passed`

Evidence written:
- `/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-7-affected-matrix.json`


I read this as a cwd-correction rerun - I’ll switch to the implementation worktree, verify the nine targets and stable hash there, rerun the exact matrix once, and rewrite the evidence with the wrong-cwd run marked discarded.


I’ve confirmed the correct worktree, the stable hash, and all nine files; now I’m running the exact matrix once from that root.


I’ve got the authoritative pass from the implementation worktree; I’m replacing the evidence JSON and preserving the wrong-cwd attempt as discarded environment evidence.


I’m removing the last run artifact and verifying the rewritten evidence file once.


PASS. Verified in `/home/cube/projects/richard/.worktrees/nutricoach-v150-combined`:

- all 9 target tests exist
- `tests/gateway/test_nutrition_coaching.py` SHA-256 matches `be7b3afa566a4d326ee8cf123070977d59b36f0570f67447368f5a9f83870ab4`
- exact matrix run once: `301 passed in 17.06s`, exit `0`

Evidence replaced at:
- `/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-7-affected-matrix.json`

Wrong-cwd attempt is preserved in the JSON as discarded environment evidence.