I read this as a full source-only r71b maintenance runtime implementation - I’ll load the Python rules and design/codemap, trace the existing Topic59 publication-to-scheduler flow, then implement test-first and verify the complete zero-call contract.


I’ve traced the shared seam: the projector is the last universal pre-claim boundary, while typed status must survive the dispatcher, Telegram result, inline-card bridge, and cron record. I’m starting the RED phase with focused gate and scheduler contract tests before adding runtime code.


The core gate is now GREEN for one-use consumption, same-day byte-stable idempotence, credential fail-closed behavior, and next-day release. I’ve also wired the distinct no-op outcome through the projector and cron bridge; I’m moving into compatibility and strict-verification passes now.


All affected Topic59, weekly-dispatcher, Telegram projection, inline-card, and scheduler suites are green (189 tests). Ruff, ty, and targeted basedpyright are also clean; I’m now running the isolated zero-call QA and producing the evidence/DoneClaim with hashes, counts, and privacy oracles.


I read this as completion reporting - the source-only r71b maintenance runtime is implemented and verified.

Implemented the typed maintenance contract/store, secure one-use gate, pre-claim suppression, crash recovery, idempotence, next-day release, and publication-to-scheduler propagation.

Verification:
- 189 affected tests passed.
- Manual QA: two maintenance no-ops, one audit, zero current-day send/edit/network calls; tomorrow sent once via fake transport.
- Ruff, ty, targeted basedpyright, compile/import, and no-excuse checks passed.
- No Git, network, provider, customer, package, preseal, live, profile, credential, root, or commit actions.
- New runtime files are under 250 pure LOC; dispatcher is exactly 250.
- Persistent LSP retained stale new-module import diagnostics; fresh basedpyright reported zero errors.

Evidence and DoneClaim:

`/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-10-r71b-maintenance-runtime.json`

Architectural review: responsibilities are separated, boundary JSON is strictly parsed, decision variants are exhaustive, no type escape hatches or sleeps were introduced, and zero-call behavior is regression-tested.


I read this as adversarial closure of four source-only blockers - I’ll inspect the review artifact and current diff surface, reproduce the lock-GID failure first, then add the complete typed matrix, repair test diagnostics, and regenerate evidence only after all gates are clean.


The review reproduces a real ownership seam: lock opening drops the profile GID while all other maintenance files enforce it. I’m adding the deterministic wrong-GID regression against the current code first; after confirming RED, I’ll change the owned-directory contract so UID/GID travel together to every file open.


The lock-GID regression is now GREEN, and the deterministic adversarial suite has 52 rejecting cases passing with zero claim/record/send/edit/network counts. I’m isolating the new publication and cron assertions into strict files now, restoring maintenance additions from legacy test regions so changed-test diagnostics can reach zero without unrelated cleanup.


message: WebSocket error

stop_reason: error


The implementation and qualification gates are now green: 52 deterministic rejection cases, 61 focused maintenance tests, and the 240-test affected suite pass; fresh basedpyright and ty report zero diagnostics across every new/modified strict test and typed runtime file. I’m finalizing the complete hash inventory and amended zero-blocker DoneClaim, then removing generated bytecode and patch backups.


I read this as final blocker closure - returning the amended DoneClaim.

**DoneClaim: blocker_count = 0**

- Wrong-GID lock now denies `filesystem_contract`.
- 52 deterministic adversarial rejections pass with claim/send/edit/network = 0.
- 240 affected tests pass.
- Ruff, ty, fresh basedpyright, compile/import, and no-excuse gates pass.
- Manual QA: two same-day no-ops, one audit, unchanged ledger, tomorrow sends once.
- Strict test files have zero fresh diagnostics; stale LSP cache was rechecked with the clean fresh equivalent.
- Responsibilities, typed boundaries, ownership checks, and zero-call invariants remain isolated.
- No Git, network, customer/provider, package, preseal, live, credential, root, or commit effects.
- Temporary bytecode and patch backups cleaned.

Amended evidence:

`/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-10-r71b-maintenance-runtime.json`