I read this as an independent adversarial verification of the sealed r71 production state - I’ll inspect immutable evidence and live read-only state, run only isolated offline oracles, then write the requested verdict JSON.


The sealed receipts establish the expected state. I’m now cross-checking them against current live authority, service, scheduler, protected bytes, and r71b non-selection before running isolated installed-wheel oracles.


The live successor is healthy and stable, but the strict adversarial gates have exposed two important mismatches: the canonical preseal verifier now denies the post-commit authority baseline, and config/registry bytes no longer equal the sealed pre-transaction snapshots. I’m completing isolated lifecycle/ingress oracles to determine whether these are the only blockers.


Isolated installed-wheel lifecycle, current-stepper, and malformed-ingress oracles all passed with network counters at zero and no production mutation. I’m recording a strict `needs-fix` verdict because the requested immutable-byte and verifier gates are not simultaneously satisfied by the committed state.


I read this as final delivery of the independent r71 adversarial verification - the evidence JSON is complete and validated.

Created:

`/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-10-r71-production-adversarial-final.json`

Result:
- Verdict: `needs-fix`
- Confidence: `0.99`
- Blockers: `3`
- JSON/LSP validation: clean
- Evidence SHA-256: `7cb0ce2658c406ff431d94fb34d120371527d8a0e6d366e382e514a34209d5b8`

No source, live profile, service, cron, observer, network, provider, customer, or Git actions were performed.


I read this as a phase-aware correction of the prior verdict - I’ll derive authenticated intended postcommit outputs from sealed r71 code/manifests, validate the committed journal/runtime state and rerun read-only or isolated checks, then update the same evidence only if every real post-state gate passes.


The sealed commit path confirms config and registry are planned mutable postimages: capacity migration rewrites only the admission candidate, while weekly-authority migration rewrites the candidate-bound authority fields and production identity. I’m now reproducing those exact postimages read-only and validating the terminal snapshot/authority chains.


The exact offline derivations now match production byte-for-byte: registry `273ca4...` and config `9e3bf9...`, with only one and eight sealed planned field changes respectively. The prior three findings are phase-gate false positives; terminal authority, snapshot, runtime, service, cron, and isolated oracles all validate.


I read this as completion of the phase-aware delta re-review - the corrected evidence now confirms production with zero blockers.

Updated:

`/home/cube/projects/richard/traning coach/.omo/evidence/nutricoach-telegram-checkin-stepper/task-10-r71-production-adversarial-final.json`

Result:
- Verdict: `confirmed`
- Confidence: `0.995`
- Blocker count: `0`
- Evidence SHA-256: `0b5ea436a4a6cfbc7a82ca8d4d4d524c54c82fb3e36aafcec633bfa90dbe1842`
- JSON and LSP validation: clean

Exact sealed derivations matched current config and registry byte-for-byte. Service remained active on PID `3376522` with `NRestarts=0`; protected customer and delivery hashes remained unchanged. No live actions or edits occurred.