I read this as a read-only production incident investigation - I’ll establish runtime and service origins, trace the observed startup failure from bounded local evidence, identify a no-send recovery path, and write only the requested evidence JSON without touching service or operational state.


The crash is now localized to the weekly-reminder ownership bootstrap, not cron execution itself. I’m comparing the exact registration lookup contract against the active configured roots, on-disk identities, and the immutable r70 source/package to distinguish absence from selection, digest, ordering, or package drift.


The root cause is toggle-confirmed in memory: the registration digest matches only the pre-`views/` wizard-directory link count, while the live filesystem now has one additional child directory. I found no installed command or idempotent reconciliation API; the only registration API is one-time and rejects an already registered customer, so recovery requires a sealed code/state migration rather than a restart or direct row edit.


I’m at final verification: validating the evidence schema/content, rechecking the stopped/non-restarting unit and protected hashes/absent roots, then removing only tool-generated temporary output files from this investigation.


I read this as completing the read-only startup investigation - evidence is written and verified.

Delivered:

`/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-10-debug-r70-startup-registration.json`

SHA-256: `fecf9e1059bc269ba4f91d39ea4f641677a128d2d02c4f1c273ad700baf0b9ef`

Confirmed root cause: creation of `wizard/views` changed the wizard directory link count from 3 to 4, invalidating the one-time canonical binding. The installed API cannot reconcile an existing registration; sealed code/state migration is required.

Verified:

- JSON valid; five hypotheses and exact traceback included.
- Service remains `inactive/dead`, PID 0, not restarting.
- Protected ledgers and drafts unchanged.
- r71 action roots absent; observer remains at 95 rows.
- No service, cron, network, provider, customer, or authority actions performed.
- Temporary investigation artifacts removed.


I read this as an independent read-only adjudication of two r71 preflight failures - I’ll recover the exact previously successful verifier runtime, compare each disputed hash/path against authoritative task10 baselines and current bytes, then write only the requested evidence JSON while preserving the stopped state.


The second blocker already appears internally inconsistent: the “required” event hash is actually the Telegram binding hash, and the prescribed draft basename splices one session prefix with another suffix. I’m now pinning the prior r71 verifier PASS to its exact command environment and independently recomputing the profile tree/file semantics.


Both reported blockers are now adjudicated as gate-construction errors, not live drift: the immutable verifier passes under the exact previously audited Miniconda CPython/PYTHONPATH environment, and every corrected task10 file/path check passes against current post-crash bytes. I’m recording the corrected read-only gate while keeping launch authorization explicitly out of scope.


I read this as completing independent preflight adjudication - evidence is written and verified.

Delivered:

`task-10-r71-preflight-blocker-adversarial.json`

SHA-256: `98ed5ce6f8bd256485a426678624976bc2ab6dd23521768dbce2edea5a360f3d`

Verdict: **corrected gate passes; both blockers were wrong checks**.

- Prior PASS used Miniconda CPython 3.12.9 with the immutable preseal `PYTHONPATH`, not `/usr/bin/python3`.
- Verifier rerun returned `V15_RUNTIME_AUTHORITY_PRESEAL_VERIFIED` without installation.
- Required events “hash” was 66 characters, so not SHA-256.
- Required draft stem was 33 characters and spliced two valid session IDs.
- Correct task10 paths and hashes match current post-crash bytes.
- Service remains inactive/dead; launcher count zero; r71 roots absent; ledgers unchanged.
- No service, network, customer, provider, authority, or dependency actions occurred.