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AF-02 planning candidate — exact-head closed evidence contracts

Canonical planning base:

main: 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1
tree: 804ce63c15edb501574bd4aba9a9aadc5bfb07f3
AF-01: CLOSED_CANONICAL

Exact current candidate:

head: 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5
tree: fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05
base: 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1

Canonical compare is 13 commits ahead / 0 behind and changes exactly 34 AF-02 planning/provenance paths, 2437 additions, 0 deletions. It changes no Rust product source, workflow, Cargo manifest/lockfile, dependency, live ruleset, CF-06 production pin, CF-10 corpus, or product behavior.

Exact-head remediation

All substantive review findings and independently discovered planning contradictions on prior heads were fixed rather than waived.

  • Prior-policy anti-forgery: surface/resource/coverage/mutation policy schemas require explicit BOOTSTRAP|REBASE lineage, canonical-base SHA/tree, policy path, predecessor blob/digest, policy-only changes, and prohibition on same-candidate dependent evidence. POLICY_PREDECESSOR_COMPARISON defines the fail-closed base-controlled comparison.
  • Non-vacuous surface authority: the surface schema requires matcher, critical-surface, and live Git-blob witness coverage for all six boundary categories, plus uniqueness/reference reconstruction semantics and negative fixtures.
  • Closed proof envelope: the logical proof remains commandf.af02-adversarial-proof/v1, with the preserved historical core retained byte-for-byte as af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json. The preserved core already contains 25 contract roles including enforcement_inventory. The envelope therefore adds exactly 17 ordered extension roles, including enforcement_inventory_schema but not a duplicate enforcement-inventory instance, for 42 distinct contract files total.
  • Enforcement-inventory proof binding: extension_authority.enforcement_inventory_sha256 is semantically cross-bound to the core enforcement_inventory contract role; enforcement_inventory_schema_sha256 is cross-bound to the extension enforcement_inventory_schema role. EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING and a negative mismatch fixture prevent detached or cross-role digests.
  • Task/protocol consistency: verification-protocol.md, consistency.md, tasks.md, the proof schema, and semantic contract now agree on 25 core + 17 extension = 42 distinct contract files; the earlier impossible duplicate-role and stale 16/18-role descriptions are removed.
  • Exact semantic-verifier contract: the semantic schema freezes the complete algorithm and negative-fixture sets rather than minimum counts. INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT requires stdout/stderr observed-byte evidence, exact overflow-flag comparison to the frozen ceilings, and no exceeded stream for a green result; missing evidence, per-stream overflow, and flag mismatch have dedicated negative fixtures.
  • Required-check cross-binding: runtime check provenance is keyed by exact context and does not permit per-check head/base values. Context-prefixed GitHub run/check/job refs are independently cross-bound to one top-level head/base and must be distinct by numeric API identity.
  • Structured retained authority: CF-10 authority binds repository/PR/head/base/run/workflow/check-suite/attempt/artifact fields directly and reconstructs API locations. Retained run 31916124080 remains truthfully failure; AF-02 does not reinterpret it as production PASS.
  • Bounded hostile-input execution: verifier input policy requires a dedicated unprivileged subprocess, exact verifier binary + Cargo.lock identity evidence, parent-enforced wall timeout, cgroup-v2 memory/PID enforcement, network none, read-only root, no-new-privileges, deterministic 1 MiB stdout and 1 MiB stderr ceilings, observed stream byte counts, exact ceiling-overflow flags, and classified termination evidence.
  • Inventory uniqueness: the exact semantic contract freezes per-inventory semantic keys and rejects duplicate/missing membership across source/assertion/replay/coverage/mutation/corpus/enforcement evidence.
  • Enforcement-inventory closure: enforcement-inventory.json plus af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json freeze 27 authority/enforcement roles with required_from_stack activation across A0/A1/B0/C0. The aggregate evidence-inventory schema mirrors the same exact 27-role set and requires exactly one runtime entry for every role.
  • Earlier reviewer-defect closure: donor fuzz provenance is valid YAML; the property-test adoption example uses valid Cargo syntax proptest = "=1.11.0"; verifier output bounds are measurable and semantically enforced; and the aggregate runtime enforcement inventory cannot omit or duplicate a required role.

Preserved authority

AF-01 live source-control assurance remains unchanged. CF-06 remains HAPI FHIR core 6.10.2 / source d06577dbc5c62c74a2a8823fbc4830a3024d5b0b / validator digest a3addadfa18dfa23146a0a243b6ede68eaad92157a5407738c468bb3d7e4ccd6 / hl7.fhir.r4.core@4.0.1.

CF-10 retained run 31916124080 remains a failure; AF-02 preserves that truth and does not promote it to production PASS.

Temporal gate

All CI/review evidence from earlier heads is stale. T005/T006 remain open until this exact head passes every path-applicable workflow, required contexts are unique and GitHub-Actions-app bound with correct workflow/job provenance, fresh Qodo and CodeRabbit truth has zero unresolved substantive issue, all substantive review threads are resolved, merge uses an expected-head guard, and canonical post-merge main/tree plus both live AF-01 rulesets are re-read.

AF-02: PLANNING_CANDIDATE
IMPLEMENTATION AUTHORITY: NOT_GRANTED
NEXT AUTHORITY AFTER T006: STACK A0 ONLY

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Walkthrough

AF-02 adds planning records for adversarial test strength. The documents define requirements, pinned tools, evidence classes, strict schemas, staged implementation stacks, CI and security boundaries, task sequencing, and exact-head closure criteria. No product implementation or public API change is included.

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AF-02 planning

Layer / File(s) Summary
Scope and planning authority
donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/spec.md, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/evidence-contracts.md, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/consistency.md, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/plan.md, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md
Defines AF-02 scope, authority precedence, retained authorities, pinned tools, evidence classes, and the planning gate.
Evidence contracts and schemas
specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/*.json, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/*
Defines strict contracts for authority, proof, inventories, tools, resources, corpus data, coverage, mutation, waivers, required checks, and verifier inputs.
Implementation stack sequencing
specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/plan.md, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md
Defines ordered A0/A1, B0/B1, and C0/C1 checkpoints for verifier infrastructure, fuzzing, property testing, replay, nextest, coverage, mutation, and proof execution.
Qualification and canonical closure
specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/plan.md, specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md
Defines exact-head checks, required-check provenance, guarded merges, post-merge read-back, convergence evidence, and CLOSED_CANONICAL criteria.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~60 minutes

Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to 7faf2

The PR adds planning contracts and tool-provenance definitions, but the current files contain syntax and schema defects that can prevent validation, allow incomplete enforcement records, and cause a planned dependency configuration to fail. These issues should be corrected before merge.

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Please perform a fresh planning review of exact head 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 for AF-02 Adversarial Test Strength. Focus on Spec Kit consistency, exact tool/provenance identities, deterministic-vs-stochastic evidence separation, fuzz/property/mutation/coverage/nextest acceptance semantics, CI boundedness, false-PASS risk, AF-01 live-policy preservation, CF-06/CF-10 authority preservation, CF-14/15/16 identity preservation, no-PHI boundary, and whether the tasks are complete enough to implement without hidden design decisions. Report every substantive gap; do not treat planning intent as implementation PASS.

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Plan AF-02 adversarial test-strength assurance

📝 Documentation ⚙️ Configuration changes 🕐 40+ Minutes

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• Defines adversarial assurance requirements across fuzzing, properties, mutation, coverage, and
 flaky tests.
• Sequences implementation into independently qualified stacks with deterministic exact-head proof.
• Pins development-tool provenance while preserving product semantics and existing assurance
 authority.
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graph TD
  A["Planning Package"] --> B["Stack A Fuzz"] --> C["Stack B Diagnostics"] --> D["Stack C Mutation"] --> E["AF-02 Proof"] --> F["Canonical Closeout"]
  G["Existing Gates"] --> E
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High-Level Assessment

The staged planning approach is appropriate: isolating fuzz/property work, diagnostics, and mutation/proof work keeps expensive assurance changes independently reviewable and preserves exact dependency order. A single combined rollout or moving the stable product workspace to nightly would increase review, CI, and compatibility risk without improving assurance authority.

Files changed (5) +1555 / -0

Documentation (4) +1405 / -0
consistency.mdReconcile AF-02 with existing architecture and authority +315/-0

Reconcile AF-02 with existing architecture and authority

• Resolves identity, determinism, toolchain, CI, privacy, and evidence-authority questions against existing repository policy. Maps requirements to tasks and records retained planning risks and temporal qualification conditions.

specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/consistency.md

plan.mdDesign the staged AF-02 assurance implementation +580/-0

Design the staged AF-02 assurance implementation

• Defines critical surfaces, pinned tooling, evidence classes, and three implementation stacks for fuzz/property testing, diagnostics, mutation adequacy, and exact-head proof. Specifies CI topology, security boundaries, test strategy, ordering, and closure criteria.

specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/plan.md

spec.mdSpecify adversarial test-strength requirements +395/-0

Specify adversarial test-strength requirements

• Defines AF-02 outcomes, functional and non-functional requirements, acceptance scenarios, edge cases, and non-goals. Requires bounded adversarial testing while preserving product semantics, canonical cargo tests, oracle identities, and AF-01 authority.

specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/spec.md

tasks.mdSequence AF-02 implementation and qualification tasks +115/-0

Sequence AF-02 implementation and qualification tasks

• Breaks delivery into planning, fuzz/property, flaky/coverage, mutation/proof, and convergence phases with explicit dependencies. Requires exact-head evidence, independent review, canonical merges, and post-merge verification at each stage.

specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md

Other (1) +150 / -0
af-02-adversarial-testing.yamlRecord AF-02 tool provenance and adoption boundaries +150/-0

Record AF-02 tool provenance and adoption boundaries

• Adds pinned upstream identities, licenses, scopes, and exclusions for fuzzing, property, mutation, coverage, and test-runner tools. Documents test-only adoption decisions and prohibits runtime dependency or semantic authority.

donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 for AF-02. Review all five changed files, not only prose style. Focus on missing adversarial surfaces, weak/falsifiable acceptance criteria, stochastic fuzz evidence being confused with deterministic proof, mutation survivor/waiver truth, coverage-floor gaming, flaky retry semantics, tool pin/provenance correctness, fuzz-only nightly isolation, public-API/test-seam risk, required-check topology, CI cost/boundedness, no-PHI and filesystem/network trust boundaries, donor provenance, task dependency/order, AF-01 non-regression, and false implementation-authorization risk. State every substantive issue and false-PASS risk explicitly.

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Please perform a fresh planning review of exact head 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 for AF-02 Adversarial Test Strength. Focus on Spec Kit consistency, exact tool/provenance identities, deterministic-vs-stochastic evidence separation, fuzz/property/mutation/coverage/nextest acceptance semantics, CI boundedness, false-PASS risk, AF-01 live-policy preservation, CF-06/CF-10 authority preservation, CF-14/15/16 identity preservation, no-PHI boundary, and whether the tasks are complete enough to implement without hidden design decisions. Report every substantive gap; do not treat planning intent as implementation PASS.

Fresh planning review — exact head 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69

Result: changes requested. The package is thoughtful and preserves the stated boundaries, but it is not yet implementation-ready without several material design choices being made during implementation. The checkboxes are correctly still open; the planning text must not be treated as implementation PASS.

Substantive gaps

  1. Exact-head and canonical-entry evidence is not present in this PR. T001, T005, and T006 require canonical-base, live-policy, exact-head CI, independent-review, merge, and post-merge read-back evidence, but the authored files only declare those requirements. There is no retained evidence tying the requested review to the supplied head or proving the AF-01 live ruleset state.

  2. Tool provenance is incomplete at the artifact level. Git commits are recorded for several tools, but the implementation contract does not define how binaries installed in CI are verified against those commits, nor where checksums/signatures/install provenance are retained. proptest has a donor commit (donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml:84-100) but no repository identity, while the plan requires a crates.io checksum only later. T003, T013, T030, T034, and T050 need a concrete provenance schema and verification procedure, not just version/commit fields.

  3. The AF-02 policy schema is underspecified. spec.md:56-81 and plan.md:148-170 name fields, but do not define required schema versions, enum values, canonical serialization, validation ownership, or the “frozen discovery rule” used to detect future parser/validator surfaces. Without those decisions, T011-T012 cannot reliably prevent a new boundary from being omitted.

  4. Deterministic proof identity is not reproducibly specified. The documents require AF02_ADVERSARIAL_SHA256, but do not define the canonical serialization/normalization algorithm, field ordering, number/string rules, inclusion/exclusion of tool metadata, policy hashes, mutation outputs, or artifact encoding. T056-T057 therefore leave a central false-PASS boundary to implementation discretion. The verifier must recompute the digest from independently validated inputs; accepting a producer-supplied digest or hand-authored evidence would be insufficient.

  5. Evidence authenticity is not addressed strongly enough. A PR can modify policy, corpus manifests, coverage floors, mutation classifications, and JSON evidence together. The plan discusses validation and same-change floor lowering, but does not define an independently trusted comparison/base policy, protected baseline, or verifier that prevents forged “green” evidence. This is especially material for false-PASS risk in T037, T052-T057, and the retained proof workflow.

  6. Coverage baseline scope and floor semantics remain open. T035-T036 defer the “exact canonical” scope and only later measure it. The plan does not freeze the test command/features, platform/runner, source inclusion set, generated-code handling, doctest treatment, or whether floors are workspace-wide, per module, or per surface. “Integer floor of the measured percentage” also does not define rounding/aggregation for multiple critical surfaces. These choices must be specified before implementation, not selected opportunistically after measurement.

  7. Mutation qualification is not bounded or deterministic enough. T051-T054 do not define the exact cargo-mutants command/config, mutation operator set, timeout/resource budget, parallelism, test selection, build profile, or stable mapping from tool output to required mutation identities. A candidate inventory alone can change with tool/config/source changes. The policy needs an explicit frozen inventory format, execution parameters, source/tool hash binding, and rules for incomplete runs.

  8. Fuzz acceptance semantics and resource isolation are incomplete. The targets are told to avoid panics and remain bounded, but no per-input timeout, process isolation, allocation/CPU limit, decompression-work limit, filesystem quota, or hang classification is specified. “Accepted result,” “bounded error,” and “deterministic acceptance/error class” are not defined for archive, Lockfile, source-map, or graph targets. Raw fuzzing also needs explicit handling for expected parser errors versus unexpected acceptance/invariant violations; otherwise no-crash can still miss false acceptance.

  9. Structure-aware generators and their independent oracles are not defined. T015-T018 list properties but do not specify generators, validity models, shrink invariants, expected outcome domains, or which comparison is independent rather than the same implementation invoked twice. This is important because spec.md:121-135 correctly prohibits calling same-implementation comparisons differential oracles, but the tasks do not assign a concrete independent oracle/model for the required cross-path cases.

  10. Nextest self-test integration is unresolved. T031-T033 require an isolated retry-pass fixture but do not specify how it is injected, how it is guaranteed not to enter ordinary cargo test, how the first-attempt state is controlled without environmental flakiness, or how the workflow proves the exit status. The timeout/slow-test policy is also deferred until after measurement without defining the maximum allowed bound or incomplete-run semantics.

  11. Corpus promotion is not fully enforceable. T019-T020 define manifest fields and a self-test, but not the canonical scenario-ID namespace, digest input (raw bytes versus normalized fixture), expected-result schema, replay command/version binding, aggregate size limit, or how the gate proves every corpus entry is linked to an actual regression assertion rather than merely mentioned in metadata. A discovery failure can therefore be “promoted” without demonstrating that the intended behavior is tested.

  12. AF-01 live-policy preservation lacks a concrete invariant. The plan says AF-02 does not change required contexts, but T058-T059 do not define the baseline ruleset snapshot/hash, exact API fields to compare, or a mandatory negative test for docs-only/nonmatching PRs unless a new required check is proposed. Preservation should be an always-run assertion, not an optional decision branch.

  13. CF-06 and CF-10 authority preservation is asserted but not proven. spec.md:294-308 and the task rules prohibit oracle/corpus changes, but no task requires retaining and comparing the canonical CF-06 oracle identity/configuration or CF-10 corpus membership/digests in the AF-02 proof. “No semantic diff” is not enough to detect a pin or fixture substitution. Add explicit identity snapshots and fail-closed comparisons.

  14. The no-PHI boundary lacks an enforceable scanner/test. The prohibition is repeated (tasks.md:13-14, spec.md:336-338), but there is no task for fixture classification, repository scanning, artifact/log scrubbing, or failure behavior when a generated fuzz artifact is uploaded. Add a machine-checkable synthetic/public-provenance gate and ensure crash artifacts cannot be uploaded or executed as scripts.

  15. CI topology and failure semantics are still design-level. The package does not define the job graph, if/path behavior, artifact retention policy, cancellation/concurrency, network denial mechanism, tool download trust path, or how partial scheduled discovery is distinguished from a clean bounded result. T021, T038, T055, and T056 defer these choices while requiring exact evidence from them.

  16. Task ordering permits unresolved decisions to leak into implementation. Reachability (T010), coverage scope (T035), mutation inventory (T051), and live-check decisions (T059) are implementation-time decisions, yet there is no explicit “design freeze/review” gate requiring those outputs to be reviewed before dependent code/workflows are written. Add acceptance artifacts and dependencies so Stack A/B/C cannot proceed with provisional semantics.

Boundary review

  • Spec Kit consistency: broadly coherent; AGENTS.md:37-48 and the constitution’s exact-head/evidence requirements are reflected, but T001/T005/T006 are temporal obligations without a retained checkpoint artifact in this PR.
  • Identity/provenance: product identities CF-14/15/16 are clearly preserved, and the plan avoids changing the stable product toolchain. Crate/binary provenance verification remains incomplete as above.
  • Deterministic vs stochastic: the separation is one of the strongest parts of the package (spec.md:241-256), but the digest normalization and incomplete-campaign semantics are not sufficiently executable.
  • False-PASS risk: the plan identifies the right surfaces, especially gate predicates and retained evidence, but policy/evidence authenticity and independent-oracle details are the largest unresolved risks.
  • Authority boundaries: AF-01, CF-06, and CF-10 are explicitly named as frozen, but preservation needs machine-checked identity comparisons rather than prose/task assertions.
  • No-PHI: scope is correct, enforcement is missing.

Recommendation

Keep this as PLANNING_CANDIDATE; do not grant implementation authority yet. Before T006 can be considered complete, add concrete schemas and verifier algorithms for policy/proof/corpus/mutation/coverage evidence, exact tool-install verification, resource/failure limits for each fuzz lane, explicit AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 identity invariants, a no-PHI provenance gate, and dependency-ordered design-freeze checkpoints. Then qualify the actual head with the required CI/review/live-policy evidence rather than relying on the planning assertions.

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  .github/workflows/af01-scorecard.yml \
  Cargo.toml \
  crates/commandf-pkg/Cargo.toml
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  .github/workflows/af01-scorecard.yml \
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  crates/commandf-pkg/Cargo.toml
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fd -HI -t f -e rs . crates/commandf-pkg/src | sort

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git diff --name-status 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1 HEAD

printf '%s\n' '--- upstream git tag/ref resolution ---'
for pair in \
  'https://github.com/rust-fuzz/cargo-fuzz 0.13.2' \
  'https://github.com/sourcefrog/cargo-mutants v27.1.0' \
  'https://github.com/taiki-e/cargo-llvm-cov v0.9.0' \
  'https://github.com/nextest-rs/nextest cargo-nextest-0.9.143'
do
  set -- $pair
  repo="$1"; tag="$2"
  echo "repo=$repo tag=$tag"
  git ls-remote --tags "$repo" "refs/tags/$tag" "refs/tags/$tag^{}" || true
done

printf '%s\n' '--- crates.io exact release metadata ---'
for cratever in 'proptest/1.11.0' 'libfuzzer-sys/0.4.13' 'arbitrary/1.4.2'; do
  echo "crate=$cratever"
  curl --fail --silent --show-error "https://crates.io/api/v1/crates/$cratever" \
    | python3 -c 'import json,sys; d=json.load(sys.stdin)["version"]; print("num="+d["num"]+"\nchecksum="+d["checksum"]+"\nrust_version="+str(d.get("rust_version"))+"\ncreated_at="+d["created_at"])' \
    || true
done

printf '%s\n' '--- AF-02 enforceability and scope sections ---'
for spec in \
  'spec.md:65:250' \
  'spec.md:250:395' \
  'plan.md:125:310' \
  'plan.md:310:580' \
  'tasks.md:1:115' \
  'consistency.md:1:315'
do
  file="${spec%%:*}"; rest="${spec#*:}"; start="${rest%%:*}"; end="${rest##*:}"
  path="specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/$file"
  echo "### $path lines $start-$end"
  awk -v start="$start" -v end="$end" 'NR>=start && NR<=end {printf "%6d  %s\n", NR, $0}' "$path"
done

printf '%s\n' '--- current public API and input-bearing source modules ---'
awk '{printf "%6d  %s\n", NR, $0}' crates/commandf-pkg/src/lib.rs | sed -n '1,150p'
rg -n --glob '*.rs' -C 2 \
  'pub (fn|struct|enum)|from_(json_)?slice|serde_json::from_slice|fs::read|File::open|read_to_end|tar::|GzDecoder|ureq' \
  crates/commandf-pkg/src

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@TheHalfMoon, I reviewed exact head 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69. It has the declared five-path, docs-only diff from planning base 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1.

The plan correctly preserves CF-06, CF-10, CF-14/15/16, and the AF-01 required contexts rust, assurance-proof, and scorecard. It also clearly states that a bounded no-crash fuzz run is an observation, not a correctness PASS.

I found these substantive planning gaps.

1. The surface inventory can omit existing network and filesystem trust boundaries

FR-001 requires the inventory to enumerate every required adversarial boundary, but it does not require a disposition for all current input-bearing boundaries.

The current source includes:

  • crates/commandf-pkg/src/registry.rs, which parses remote registry metadata and package responses.
  • crates/commandf-pkg/src/source.rs, which reads local-mirror package paths.
  • crates/commandf-pkg/src/cache.rs, which derives and accesses cache object paths.
  • crates/commandf-pkg/src/artifact_scan.rs, which performs a separate archive/resource scan path.

The required inventory lists archive, lockfile, source-map, context, check/gate, and serializers. It does not name registry-response parsing, local-mirror path handling, or cache path/digest handling. The plan also permits a public “package-inspection/acquisition” boundary while prohibiting network activity. This leaves the selected seam ambiguous.

False-PASS risk: Stack A can claim complete surface classification while untrusted registry responses or filesystem path boundaries have no raw, structured, property, mutation, or explicit out-of-scope disposition.

Update spec.md Line 60 through Line 67, plan.md Line 205 through Line 213, and tasks T010–T018 to require either:

  1. adversarial coverage for each existing registry, local-mirror, cache, and archive-scan boundary; or
  2. a source-path-specific exclusion with a threat-model rationale, owner, and revisit condition.

The policy must also state which selected fuzz seams are offline-only. A networked acquisition seam must not be an acceptable implementation of a target that claims no network.

2. The future-surface discovery rule is not defined

plan.md Line 170 and Line 451 require that a future parser or validator cannot evade classification. However, the policy model at Line 150 through Line 168 does not define a discovery rule, its source scope, or its matching criteria. T012 refers to “the frozen discovery rule” without defining it.

False-PASS risk: A validator or parser can be added in a new module with no policy entry. The validator can still pass because no deterministic source-path discovery contract identifies it as unclassified.

Define the checked-in rule before Stack A. For example, define its exact source roots, the AST or naming/annotation criteria, exclusions, and the required disposition for each match. Require the validator to fail for:

  • a newly matched path with no surface entry;
  • a stale policy path;
  • an exclusion without a bounded rationale and owner;
  • a source file that contains a matching parse, deserialization, archive, filesystem, or network-input boundary but is only covered by an unrelated surface ID.

3. Classified mutation timeouts and build failures can still close AF-02

The plan correctly separates TIMEOUT and UNVIABLE_OR_BUILD_FAILURE from KILLED. However, Line 339 and closure criterion 5 at Line 573 only reject unclassified survivors. T054 similarly requires disposition only for SURVIVED.

A required mutant that times out or fails to build is classified, but the plan does not require a retry, root-cause analysis, or narrow waiver before closure.

False-PASS risk: A critical fail-open mutation can time out under an inadequate test command. AF-02 can then close with no evidence that tests kill the mutation.

Require every candidate in the frozen required mutation set to end in exactly one closure-eligible state:

  • KILLED; or
  • WAIVED_EQUIVALENT_OR_OUT_OF_SCOPE with the existing narrow waiver fields; or
  • a separate reviewed UNVIABLE waiver that proves the transformation is non-executable and has a removal condition.

TIMEOUT and unresolved build failure must keep the mutation lane non-green. The plan should require bounded retry with the same target/test identity, then diagnosis and reclassification. A timeout must not be a closure-eligible terminal state.

4. The coverage rule still permits same-change floor weakening

plan.md Line 296 permits a source and coverage-policy change when an explicit policy-change marker and rationale are present. That is review guidance, not an immutable acceptance boundary. The plan does not define the coverage command, included test manifest, baseline source/tree identity, nor a comparison rule that prevents a changed test selection from making coverage appear stable.

False-PASS risk: A change can remove difficult tests, add a broad path exclusion, or lower a floor with a marker in the same PR. The gate can become green without preserving the prior exercised-code guarantee.

Make the baseline and enforcement contract concrete:

  • Bind each floor to the baseline source/tree SHA, tool binary digest, rustc -Vv, target, exact command, test-selection manifest, corpus manifest digest, and exclusion-list digest.
  • Require the default enforcement command to include cargo test --locked --workspace --all-features plus the named AF-02 replay/property inputs.
  • Treat missing, renamed, or unreported critical-module coverage as failure.
  • Permit a floor or exclusion change only in a dedicated policy-only PR. That PR must not modify product source, tests, or the coverage command.
  • Require a later PR to prove the new policy against the unchanged baseline before it becomes the comparison baseline.

5. The nextest configuration allows a retry-pass override

The stated profile is valid. Official nextest documentation confirms that retries = 2 plus flaky-result = "fail" makes a retry-pass fail the run. However, nextest permits per-test flaky-result overrides. The plan does not forbid [profile.ci.overrides] entries that set flaky-result = "pass", nor does it require the CI invocation to force --flaky-result fail.

False-PASS risk: A later per-test override can silently convert a known flaky retry-pass to green while the top-level profile still appears compliant.

At spec.md Line 227 through Line 239 and task T031, require one of these controls:

  • reject every per-test flaky-result = "pass" override in the repository-owned configuration validator; or
  • invoke nextest with --profile ci --flaky-result fail.

The latter has stronger protection because nextest documents that the command-line option disables per-test overrides. Also retain the effective resolved configuration and exact invocation in nextest-evidence.json.

Reference: nextest retry and flaky-test documentation and nextest configuration reference.

6. “No network” and CI boundedness are requirements without an executable enforcement design

The plan requires no network from fuzz targets at Line 222 and Line 412. It also requires explicit bounded jobs at Line 271 and Line 330. It does not define how the fuzz process is isolated from GitHub-hosted runner network access. It also gives no per-target duration, total scheduled budget, mutation budget, artifact size limit, or retention limit.

The 1 MiB input cap at Line 219 bounds only one input. It does not bound decompression cost, corpus growth during a campaign, subprocess count, or cumulative CI time.

False-PASS risk: A target can accidentally reach FhirRegistrySource or another networked path, and a “network-free” statement still passes. CI can also remain technically timeout-bounded but exceed practical cost limits through high timeout values, many targets, or unbounded artifacts.

Before implementation, require the policy to define:

  • the exact offline fuzz seams and a repository-owned static check that targets cannot construct/use network source types;
  • a runtime isolation method, or an explicit statement that runtime network isolation is unavailable and that selected target call graphs are statically restricted to offline APIs;
  • per-target PR replay duration and scheduled discovery duration;
  • a total job timeout and total campaign budget;
  • bounded corpus/artifact paths, maximum artifact bytes, retention period, and cleanup behavior;
  • a decompression, temporary-filesystem, and subprocess budget where the target can reach those operations.

Tool and provenance review

The following upstream tag identities are correct:

  • cargo-fuzz 0.13.2984c861c8dfea28055254c5f1d2659ab2cd63f76
  • cargo-mutants v27.1.0 annotated tag → 8ab1dc786a1f61a4e370416cc6c68b81a704e917
  • cargo-llvm-cov v0.9.0be59056988acd54c7f984b7c85643daea3711b29
  • cargo-nextest cargo-nextest-0.9.143 annotated tag → 60fa45f638ffc3f35e74afa65737f45fcd32db2a

The crates.io API denied this review’s checksum requests. I could not independently verify the proptest, libfuzzer-sys, or arbitrary checksums. The planning package correctly defers retaining those checksums to implementation.

However, the implementation tasks must specify the installation mode. An upstream Git commit does not alone identify a binary installed through cargo install --version. Cargo can resolve a different dependency graph unless installation uses --locked. Require each tool task to select and retain one of these provenance models:

  • cargo install --version <exact-version> --locked, plus crate archive checksum, installed binary SHA-256, rustc -Vv, host target, feature set, and install command; or
  • release asset SHA-256 plus verified release/attestation identity and host target.

This is especially important for T030, T034, and T050. Cargo documents that cargo install otherwise ignores the package lockfile and recomputes dependencies. See the Cargo install documentation. cargo-llvm-cov also documents release-asset attestation verification.

Conclusion

This is a strong planning candidate. It has a clear deterministic-versus-stochastic evidence model. It does not grant implementation authority. The six gaps above leave material false-PASS paths and hidden implementation decisions. Resolve them before T006 can support AF-02 implementation authority.

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In `@specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/plan.md`:
- Around line 215-226: The AF-02 plan must turn resource and network constraints
into executable checked-in policy. Define fields for campaign duration,
execution count, memory, decompression output, temporary-file count, subprocess
time, artifact size, aggregate corpus size, retention, and offline enforcement;
have the harness runner and CI workflow apply them, and fail qualification when
effective limits or offline control are missing. Update the “Harness bounds”
policy section and the related qualification-lane guidance.
- Around line 317-339: Update the mutation-result closure policy so every
required TIMEOUT or UNVIABLE_OR_BUILD_FAILURE receives a bounded retry and
documented diagnosis before Stack C qualifies. Require each unresolved result to
be killed or covered by an exact, reviewed waiver meeting the existing
waiver-entry requirements, while preserving separate result counts and the
current SURVIVED closure requirement.
- Around line 283-296: The coverage plan must define a normalized baseline
descriptor before enforcing floors, covering the exact source/tree, compiler and
tool versions or binaries, test inputs and commands, Cargo manifests and
lockfile, raw coverage report, target scope, and exclusions. Update the
repository-owned validator to compare this descriptor and reject changes to it
unless a separate reviewed re-baselining policy explicitly authorizes the
change.
- Around line 265-277: Ensure the AF-02 policy cannot be overridden to treat
flaky tests as passing: either add a self-test covering a matching per-test
flaky-result override, or force the AF-02 nextest invocation to use
--flaky-result=fail. Keep the [profile.ci] retries and failure semantics
unchanged.
- Around line 150-170: The machine-readable policy and its validator must define
deterministic discovery of critical parser, deserializer, archive, filesystem,
and network boundaries, including source roots, matching criteria, and reviewed
exclusions. Update the policy schema and repository-owned validation tests so
newly discovered unclassified boundaries fail validation, while stale
critical_surfaces entries whose source paths or seams no longer resolve also
fail closed.

Apply the same fix in `@specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/spec.md` around
lines 60 - 67: This site identifies the package acquisition and cache boundaries
that the consolidated inventory rule must include.

In `@specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md`:
- Line 32: Update T013 to require immutable acquisition of every AF-02 tool
through a locked registry installation or immutable release asset, with CI
validating the installed executable’s checksum or upstream commit. Record proof
evidence containing the package or binary digest, install command, compiler,
target, features, and resolved identity while preserving the existing fuzz-only
versions, toolchain, and normal workspace Rust version.
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AF-02 planning amendment checkpoint for exact head ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b / tree f7ea39203147b72ad05f55afe7e5026b0e27ec1d.

The six prior CodeRabbit inline findings and Qodo's 16 planning gaps were accepted and reconciled into normative evidence-contracts.md, rewritten Spec Kit documents, and the donor acquisition contract. This checkpoint does not claim reviewer PASS or T006 completion. Fresh exact-head Qodo/CodeRabbit review and exact-head CI are still required before merge.

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@qodo review

Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b. The previous review on 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 is superseded.

Review all six changed files, especially normative evidence-contracts.md. Verify that the prior 16 substantive gaps are actually closed: executable tool provenance, deterministic surface discovery, proof canonicalization/recomputation, base-policy anti-forgery, pre-measurement coverage descriptor/floors, frozen mutation config/inventory/timeout closure, fuzz resource/offline/outcome semantics, independent structured models, override-resistant nextest fixture, enforceable corpus assertion binding, always-run AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 authority checks, no-PHI/artifact safety, CI partial-run semantics, and separate design-freeze ordering. Report any remaining hidden design decision or false-PASS risk. Do not treat planning intent as implementation PASS.

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@coderabbitai full review

Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b. The prior review/threads on 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 are superseded and were answered/resolved after actual planning changes.

Review all six changed files, including the new normative evidence contract. Focus on remaining false-PASS or hidden-design risks: deterministic boundary discovery/stale entries, immutable acquisition and executable digests, resource/offline enforcement, nextest override resistance, coverage descriptor/rebaseline anti-gaming, mutation timeout/unviable closure, proof canonicalization/verifier independence, same-PR policy weakening, CF-06/CF-10/AF-01 authority preservation, no-PHI/artifact handling, design-freeze ordering, and CI boundedness/partial-run semantics. Report every substantive issue; do not infer implementation PASS.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b. The previous review on 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 is superseded.

Review all six changed files, especially normative evidence-contracts.md. Verify that the prior 16 substantive gaps are actually closed: executable tool provenance, deterministic surface discovery, proof canonicalization/recomputation, base-policy anti-forgery, pre-measurement coverage descriptor/floors, frozen mutation config/inventory/timeout closure, fuzz resource/offline/outcome semantics, independent structured models, override-resistant nextest fixture, enforceable corpus assertion binding, always-run AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 authority checks, no-PHI/artifact safety, CI partial-run semantics, and separate design-freeze ordering. Report any remaining hidden design decision or false-PASS risk. Do not treat planning intent as implementation PASS.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b. The prior review/threads on 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 are superseded and were answered/resolved only after actual planning changes.

Review all six changed files, including normative evidence-contracts.md. Focus on remaining false-PASS or hidden-design risks: deterministic boundary discovery/stale entries, immutable acquisition and executable digests, resource/offline enforcement, nextest override resistance, coverage descriptor/rebaseline anti-gaming, mutation timeout/unviable closure, proof canonicalization/verifier independence, same-PR policy weakening, CF-06/CF-10/AF-01 authority preservation, no-PHI/artifact handling, design-freeze ordering, and CI boundedness/partial-run semantics. Report every substantive issue; do not infer implementation PASS.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b. The previous review on 3224098403f6bfb64525bfab002e94d5c3d82e69 is superseded.

Review all six changed files, especially normative evidence-contracts.md. Verify that the prior 16 substantive gaps are actually closed: executable tool provenance, deterministic surface discovery, proof canonicalization/recomputation, base-policy anti-forgery, pre-measurement coverage descriptor/floors, frozen mutation config/inventory/timeout closure, fuzz resource/offline/outcome semantics, independent structured models, override-resistant nextest fixture, enforceable corpus assertion binding, always-run AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 authority checks, no-PHI/artifact safety, CI partial-run semantics, and separate design-freeze ordering. Report any remaining hidden design decision or false-PASS risk. Do not treat planning intent as implementation PASS.

Review result: not ready to PASS

I reviewed the six changed planning files at the supplied repository state. The amendments materially address the prior themes, but they do not yet close all false-PASS paths. The documents themselves correctly state that they are planning-only; no implementation evidence or exact-head CI/review evidence is present here.

Remaining substantive gaps

  1. Exact-head qualification is unproven. The request names ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b, but the changed-file content contains no exact-head workflow, review, merge-guard, or post-merge authority evidence. The prior head is explicitly superseded. T005/T006 therefore remain open, not PASS (tasks.md:24-25, consistency.md:257-267).

  2. The authority-baseline schema is weaker than its prose contract. The cf10.cases schema does not require exactly the six expected package states or the retained PR/base/artifact-name identity; it only shows one example case and omits several immutable fields required by the surrounding contract (evidence-contracts.md:102-114, 116-147). A malformed or incomplete baseline could satisfy the shown shape unless cardinality, required IDs, and all retained-evidence fields are made normative.

  3. AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 recomputation remains underspecified. The files provide expected semantic digests and values, but not the canonical projection schemas/serialization rules or authoritative source paths/configuration for every CF-06/CF-10 field (evidence-contracts.md:21-114, 847-859). “Recompute the semantic projection” leaves enough implementation discretion for two verifiers to disagree while both claim success.

  4. The proof schema is not actually complete. deterministic is defined as an open-ended object with “at minimum” contents, while array ordering, set membership, raw-output normalization, required fields, and volatile-field rejection are not specified for the proof object itself (evidence-contracts.md:784-845). The canonical JSON rules do not close that gap: they describe how an object is serialized, not which object is authoritative. This is a direct digest/false-green risk.

  5. Base-policy anti-forgery does not cover the verifier/validator authority comprehensively. The weakening list is finite and policy-oriented, but does not define a complete policy-file/code inventory or require all changes to the repository-owned verifier, discovery scanner, result parser, or workflow validator to be evaluated against the canonical base (evidence-contracts.md:744-782). A candidate could preserve the listed policy fields while weakening the code that enforces them.

  6. Required mutation selection is still discretionary. The contract freezes required_mutant_ids[], but does not freeze a deterministic selection algorithm or completeness rule. “Prioritizing false-PASS/security boundaries” is guidance, not an enforceable required set (evidence-contracts.md:619-652; plan.md:301-307). Required mutants could consequently be omitted before execution without producing an obvious policy violation.

  7. Surface discovery is not reproducible enough to establish completeness. The contract allows either AST scanning or a conservative lexical scanner, and includes open-ended wording such as parse::<...>() at retained-evidence/input seams where classified (evidence-contracts.md:175-213). It does not define comment/string/macro/alias handling, generated/dead-code handling, scanner version identity, or a complete proof that all production roots were examined. That leaves boundary under-discovery and exclusion gaming unresolved.

  8. Corpus assertion binding lacks a normative registry schema. The manifest fields are specified, but the assertion registry and replay inventory are only required to exist; their target identity, command arguments, expected-class encoding, reverse/orphan checks, and source/config digest binding are not frozen (evidence-contracts.md:442-499). Metadata can still be bound to a weaker or changed target unless those details are machine-checkable.

  9. Resource/offline enforcement is specified as intent, not a portable proof protocol. The contract names limits and an intended --network none container, but does not define the required enforcement evidence, container digest field in the resource schema, or how subprocesses, filesystem writes, memory, CPU, and PID limits are verified at runtime (evidence-contracts.md:290-355). “Equivalent mechanism” remains an implementation-time acceptance decision.

  10. Coverage source accounting has unresolved edge semantics. The descriptor freezes broad roots and exclusions, but does not define the authoritative line mapping, handling of unknown/unmapped files, macro-expanded/generated lines, duplicate paths, or source files discovered outside the report (evidence-contracts.md:557-613). A coverage producer could therefore obtain a mechanically valid numerator/denominator while silently omitting relevant product lines.

  11. Nextest fixture execution identity is incomplete. The expected first-fail/retry-pass behavior is clear, but the fixture invocation, state-file ownership/cleanup, test-selection identity, and raw-result parser contract are not frozen (evidence-contracts.md:538-555). The policy self-test can be implemented correctly, but it is not yet independently reproducible from the contract alone.

Conclusion

The prior 16 themes are substantially addressed at the level of intent and task sequencing, but findings 2–10 above are still normative design gaps rather than implementation failures. I would keep this PR in PLANNING_CANDIDATE and leave T005/T006 open until these schemas/algorithms are made closed and fresh exact-head evidence is obtained. No AF-02 implementation PASS should be inferred from this planning diff.

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         .github/workflows/ci.yml .github/workflows/af01-assurance-proof.yml .github/workflows/af01-scorecard.yml \
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Learning: In `specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength`, AF-02 coverage evidence uses a fixed normalized baseline descriptor. The descriptor binds platform, Rust and `llvm-tools-preview`, pinned `cargo-llvm-cov` identity, the exact `cargo llvm-cov --workspace --all-features --locked --json` command, production source scope, exclusions, source/tree identity, Cargo manifests and lockfile, raw-report SHA-256, and corpus/property inputs. Descriptor drift, same-candidate floor reduction, and source-exclusion weakening must fail closed. Rebaselining requires a separate, reviewed policy PR evaluated against the previous canonical policy and merged before dependent changes.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 427af3e6cd968405d65d6e5713d7ed7d722d6d9d. Previous Qodo verdict on ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b is superseded by a real planning change, not a waiver.

Please review all seven changed files, especially new normative verification-protocol.md. Re-evaluate prior round-2 findings #2#11: exact AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 projections and six-state cardinality, closed proof schema, verifier-code anti-forgery inventory, deterministic all-listed mutation selection, fixed AST source discovery, assertion/replay registry, canonical OCI resource/offline proof, coverage source-accounting edge semantics, and exact nextest fixture/result protocol. Finding #1 remains intentionally temporal: T005/T006 cannot contain future merge/post-merge evidence before merge. Report any remaining normative hidden choice or false-PASS path. Do not infer implementation PASS.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of 427af3e6cd968405d65d6e5713d7ed7d722d6d9d. Prior reviews on earlier heads are superseded.

Review all seven changed files, especially normative verification-protocol.md. Focus on remaining false-PASS or hidden-design risks: authority projection completeness, exact CF-10 3-delta/6-state binding, closed deterministic proof schema, candidate/base verifier anti-forgery, all-listed mutation selection completeness, deterministic AST discovery/source-universe semantics, assertion/replay bijection and raw-result parsing, OCI resource/offline enforcement evidence, coverage file-universe accounting, nextest fixture/state/JUnit identity, and the temporal T005/T006 boundary. Report every substantive issue; do not infer implementation PASS.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 427af3e6cd968405d65d6e5713d7ed7d722d6d9d. Previous Qodo verdict on ce93767c7e4c3f569ed6c4575d2bbd4c7dda310b is superseded by a real planning change, not a waiver.

Please review all seven changed files, especially new normative verification-protocol.md. Re-evaluate prior round-2 findings #2#11: exact AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 projections and six-state cardinality, closed proof schema, verifier-code anti-forgery inventory, deterministic all-listed mutation selection, fixed AST source discovery, assertion/replay registry, canonical OCI resource/offline proof, coverage source-accounting edge semantics, and exact nextest fixture/result protocol. Finding #1 remains intentionally temporal: T005/T006 cannot contain future merge/post-merge evidence before merge. Report any remaining normative hidden choice or false-PASS path. Do not infer implementation PASS.

Review result

The amended documents materially close the requested round-2 design gaps, but this is still PLANNING_CANDIDATE, not an implementation or qualification PASS. I found three remaining normative ambiguities that can create false-green paths:

  1. Coverage scope disagrees with surface scope. Surface discovery includes tracked Rust under both crates/**/src/** and tools/**/src/** (verification-protocol.md:646-654), while the authoritative coverage universe includes only crates/<crate>/src/** (verification-protocol.md:891-898; also evidence-contracts.md:571-578). Unless tools/** is explicitly proven non-production and excluded by canonical policy, a tool-side production boundary can be discovered, tested, and still omitted from coverage accounting.

  2. The authority-baseline schema is not one closed schema. evidence-contracts.md:116-147 defines the baseline with cf10.cases, retained head/run/artifact ID/digest, whereas verification-protocol.md:258-273 additionally requires deltas[3], states[6], retained PR/base, conclusion, artifact name, manifest digest, and donor digest. The protocol says the latter is required, but it does not version or explicitly replace the earlier schema. Implementation must not choose whether those fields are optional or merely proof-derived; the normative baseline schema needs one exact superset/version.

  3. Required-check provenance is under-specified in the closed proof object. The proof requires exactly three entries containing only context, integration_id, check_run_id, head_sha, and conclusion (verification-protocol.md:540-552). The reconstruction order says to verify uniqueness/provenance (:1024-1029), but does not define the repository, workflow/job, app identity, or API fields that establish provenance. A check run with the expected integration ID and head could therefore satisfy the closed object without proving it came from the intended workflow/job.

The previously requested areas—AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 projection rules, six-state cardinality, closed deterministic hashing, anti-forgery inventory, all-listed mutation selection, AST discovery semantics, replay binding, OCI enforcement, coverage edge arithmetic, and the nextest fixture—are substantially specified at the planning level. I did not infer any implementation PASS from those specifications.

Finally, the exact-head CI/review/merge/post-merge evidence for 427af3e6cd968405d65d6e5713d7ed7d722d6d9 is not present in the supplied diff, so the temporal T005/T006 gate remains open exactly as stated; this review does not convert it to PASS.

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@TheHalfMoon, I reviewed exact head 427af3e6cd968405d65d6e5713d7ed7d722d6d9d.

The head adds verification-protocol.md. The planning package now closes most prior design gaps. It correctly keeps T005/T006 open as temporal gates. It does not claim implementation PASS.

I found two remaining substantive planning issues.

1. The normative authority set omits verification-protocol.md

spec.md Line 20 through Line 31 defines the AF-02 normative document set. It includes evidence-contracts.md but omits verification-protocol.md.

This omission conflicts with verification-protocol.md Line 5 through Line 7. That file says it is normative and controls when another document is less strict. The protocol also adds material acceptance rules for:

  • AF-01, CF-06, and CF-10 projections;
  • the closed proof schema;
  • enforcement-code anti-forgery;
  • AST discovery;
  • OCI enforcement;
  • coverage source accounting; and
  • nextest JUnit parsing.

False-PASS risk: An implementation or design-freeze reviewer can treat the six-file authority set in spec.md as complete. The reviewer can then omit a control that exists only in verification-protocol.md. This would weaken the intended closure contract without a clearly detectable authority conflict.

Update spec.md Line 22 through Line 31 and tasks.md Line 9 to include verification-protocol.md explicitly. State one unambiguous precedence order. The proof’s verification_protocol role in contract_files[] should remain mandatory, as specified at verification-protocol.md Line 330 through Line 351.

2. The base-verifier anti-forgery rule has no independently controlled execution anchor

verification-protocol.md Line 627 through Line 634 requires an acceptance-authority change to pass the canonical-base verifier/parser suite. This is the correct comparison rule.

However, the protocol does not define how CI obtains and executes that base verifier independently of candidate-controlled AF-02 workflow code. The candidate can modify the AF-02 workflow, the job trigger, the base-checkout step, or the command that selects the verifier. These are acceptance-authority paths under Line 627, but the candidate workflow remains responsible for enforcing the restriction.

False-PASS risk: A candidate can alter an AF-02 workflow so that it skips the canonical-base verifier, executes the candidate verifier as the “base” verifier, or does not run for a relevant authority-path change. Candidate-produced proof can then pass without the required base-policy comparison.

Before Stack A0, define a repository-controlled base-verifier execution protocol. It must specify:

  1. the immutable source of the canonical-base verifier and enforcement inventory;
  2. the exact base and candidate checkouts used by the comparison;
  3. the fixed command and artifact inputs for the base-verifier run;
  4. how the gate triggers for every enforcement-inventory, policy, parser, verifier, and workflow change;
  5. how CI proves that the base verifier ran from the recorded base blob identities; and
  6. the fail-closed behavior when the base verifier cannot run or cannot parse the candidate evidence.

Add this work to T056 and T065. T065 should include negative tests for a modified workflow trigger, changed base-ref selection, skipped base verifier, and a candidate verifier substituted for the base verifier.

Areas now sufficiently closed as planning contracts

The amended protocol adequately specifies these areas, subject to the required future design-freeze and implementation evidence:

  • AF-01 projections and CF-06 derivation;
  • CF-10 C001/C002/C003 and exact six-state expansion;
  • closed deterministic proof fields and canonical JSON;
  • deterministic AST source-universe and stale-entry behavior;
  • all-listed-within-frozen-scope mutation selection;
  • assertion/replay bijection and raw-result normalization;
  • OCI --network none enforcement with runtime inspection and negative probes;
  • coverage file-universe accounting and zero/missing-path failure;
  • deterministic nextest state-file fixture and CLI override resistance;
  • no-PHI provenance and opaque artifact handling;
  • cancellation and incomplete-run semantics; and
  • separate A0, B0, and C0 design-freeze ordering.

I also used the retained AF-02 coverage-descriptor context. The updated coverage contract now matches its required fixed source/tree, toolchain, command, scope, exclusions, raw-report digest, and separate rebaseline controls.

The nextest JUnit approach is viable. Official nextest documentation states that JUnit records flaky and retry information. The protocol also requires a non-zero process exit. That separate exit check prevents a JUnit presentation override from making the retry-pass fixture green.

T005 and T006 remain correctly incomplete. They require fresh exact-head CI and review, an exact-head merge, and post-merge authority read-back.


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Learning: In `specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength`, AF-02 coverage evidence uses a fixed normalized baseline descriptor. The descriptor binds platform, Rust and `llvm-tools-preview`, pinned `cargo-llvm-cov` identity, the exact `cargo llvm-cov --workspace --all-features --locked --json` command, production source scope, exclusions, source/tree identity, Cargo manifests and lockfile, raw-report SHA-256, and corpus/property inputs. Descriptor drift, same-candidate floor reduction, and source-exclusion weakening must fail closed. Rebaselining requires a separate, reviewed policy PR evaluated against the previous canonical policy and merged before dependent changes.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of 8e4a24377d05245e3efecc92be40befda2671b8f. All review evidence from earlier heads is stale.

Review all seven changed files, especially the rewritten normative verification-protocol.md. Re-check every prior round-2 normative issue: exact AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 projections and closed-v1 digests, exact 3-delta/6-state CF-10 membership plus retained failed-run evidence identity, closed proof schema, enforcement-code anti-forgery, pinned AST scanner model, all-listed mutation selection, assertion/replay bijection, canonical OCI resource/offline proof, coverage source-universe accounting, and fixed nextest fixture/JUnit protocol. Also verify the self-audit correction does not create conflicting authority with evidence-contracts.md; the protocol explicitly supersedes its earlier looser AF-01 projection digests for the closed-v1 schema. T005/T006 merge/post-merge evidence remains intentionally temporal. Report every remaining substantive design or false-PASS gap; do not infer implementation PASS.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of 8e4a24377d05245e3efecc92be40befda2671b8f. All earlier-head review evidence is stale.

Review all seven changed files, especially rewritten normative verification-protocol.md. Focus on any remaining false-PASS or hidden-design risk in: closed authority projections/digests, CF-10 exact six-state retained-evidence identity, proof-object closure and unknown-field handling, verifier/enforcer anti-forgery, pinned syn=3.0.3 AST discovery semantics, complete mutation required-set derivation, assertion/replay inventory and parser binding, OCI resource/offline runtime evidence, Git-derived coverage denominator/path normalization, exact nextest state/JUnit/process-exit protocol, and temporal T005/T006 ordering. Report every substantive issue; do not infer implementation PASS.

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Please perform a fresh exact-head planning review of 8e4a24377d05245e3efecc92be40befda2671b8f. All review evidence from earlier heads is stale.

Review all seven changed files, especially the rewritten normative verification-protocol.md. Re-check every prior round-2 normative issue: exact AF-01/CF-06/CF-10 projections and closed-v1 digests, exact 3-delta/6-state CF-10 membership plus retained failed-run evidence identity, closed proof schema, enforcement-code anti-forgery, pinned AST scanner model, all-listed mutation selection, assertion/replay bijection, canonical OCI resource/offline proof, coverage source-universe accounting, and fixed nextest fixture/JUnit protocol. Also verify the self-audit correction does not create conflicting authority with evidence-contracts.md; the protocol explicitly supersedes its earlier looser AF-01 projection digests for the closed-v1 schema. T005/T006 merge/post-merge evidence remains intentionally temporal. Report every remaining substantive design or false-PASS gap; do not infer implementation PASS.

Fresh exact-head planning review of 8e4a24377d05245e3efecc92be40befda2671b8f:

The rewritten protocol closes most of the requested round-2 design gaps, and I found no basis to infer implementation PASS. However, the planning package still has substantive issues that should remain open before T006.

Remaining substantive gaps

  1. CF-10 authority inputs are not present or resolvable. verification-protocol.md:184-197 makes corpus/real-ig/v1/corpus.json and donors/cf-10-real-ig-delta-corpus.yaml authoritative, but neither path exists in this exact tree. Consequently, the required six-state hashes, manifest/donor agreement, and retained artifact identity cannot yet be independently reconstructed. Add or reference the canonical retained sources explicitly; hard-coded values alone are insufficient.

  2. Mutation selection still has conflicting authority. The closed protocol correctly requires all listed mutants within the frozen scope (verification-protocol.md:694-727), but plan.md:301-305 says to “choose required target mutants,” and tasks.md:88 retains “required-mutant selection criteria prioritizing false-PASS/security boundaries.” Those statements preserve discretionary post-inventory selection and could create a false PASS. Reconcile the plan/tasks to state that every in-scope listed mutant is required, with only pre-frozen exact exclusions.

  3. The same authority-baseline schema is defined incompatibly. evidence-contracts.md:116-147 defines commandf.af02-authority-baseline/v1 with only cf10.cases and a subset of retained identity fields, while verification-protocol.md:248-269 requires cf10.deltas, six states, retained base/conclusion/name/manifest/donor hashes, and other mandatory fields. The protocol’s “stricter controls” rule helps semantically, but two different exact schemas under one version leave parser/producer behavior ambiguous. Publish one authoritative closed-v1 schema and make the looser section reference it rather than redefine it.

  4. Nextest evidence is not fully bound against forged/pre-existing JUnit output. verification-protocol.md:909-946 validates the state transition, command identity, JUnit shape, and non-zero exit, but does not require the isolated output path to be proven absent/non-symlink before invocation or bind the JUnit file to the actual nextest process/output directory. A faulty or compromised wrapper could supply a matching JUnit while the selected test did not produce the claimed retry history. Require clean isolated output initialization plus ownership/creation and process-output binding checks.

Requested areas re-checked

  • The closed-v1 AF-01 projections and digests are internally self-consistent in verification-protocol.md:54-145; the explicit supersession of the older digests is clear. The older values remain duplicated in evidence-contracts.md:46-73, so consolidating the schema reference would reduce future drift, but I did not treat that duplication alone as a separate false-PASS issue.
  • CF-06 derivation is tied to canonical-base source files and cross-source agreement (verification-protocol.md:147-182).
  • The protocol fixes the 3-delta/6-state CF-10 cardinality and preserves the retained failed-run conclusion (verification-protocol.md:184-246), subject to the missing authority-input problem above.
  • The closed proof object, enforcement inventory/anti-forgery rules, pinned syn@3.0.3 AST scanner, assertion/replay bijection, OCI network/resource probes, Git-derived coverage accounting, and fixed nextest fixture semantics are materially specified.
  • T005/T006 remains correctly temporal and open; no prior-head evidence was used as qualification.

Conclusion: do not mark T005/T006 resolved yet. The CF-10 source availability, mutation-selection contradiction, baseline-schema duplication, and JUnit provenance binding should be corrected and then reviewed again on the resulting exact head.

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AF-02 exact-head qualification checkpoint — 7faf2897887a6076755d92e94712787caa7ef4d9 / tree df9a0a5dd04e9f3adb97cc2de2bf5db4ccd98666.

Completed on this exact head:

  • ci / required context rust: SUCCESS; exactly one rust check; GitHub Actions app id 15368; workflow ci, job rust, workflow id 333259855.
  • af01-assurance-proof / required context assurance-proof: SUCCESS; exactly one check; GitHub Actions app id 15368; workflow/job provenance matches required-check policy, workflow id 343599979.
  • af01-scorecard / required context scorecard: SUCCESS; exactly one check; GitHub Actions app id 15368; workflow/job provenance matches required-check policy, workflow id 343592713.
  • cf06-oracle: SUCCESS.
  • af01-security: SUCCESS.
  • Existing review threads are resolved/outdated; final thread disposition must still be re-read after fresh CodeRabbit completes.
  • Canonical main remains 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1 / tree 804ce63c15edb501574bd4aba9a9aadc5bfb07f3.

External review state:

  • Fresh CodeRabbit full review is currently processing the exact 2b4033e...7faf289 diff; no PASS is inferred while it is non-terminal.
  • Fresh Qodo was requested, but Qodo returned qodo:billing-blocked because the trial has ended. Therefore the repository-required fresh-Qodo condition cannot currently be established.

Accordingly:

T005: OPEN
T006: OPEN
AF-02: PLANNING_CANDIDATE
IMPLEMENTATION AUTHORITY: NOT_GRANTED
STACK A0: NOT_STARTED

No review requirement is waived, no prior-head review is reused as exact-head evidence, and no merge will be attempted while these gates remain open.

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In `@donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml`:
- Line 41: Update the fuzz.use flow sequence so the features=[derive] entry is
valid YAML, using a quoted scalar or block sequence while preserving the
existing package identities, versions, provenance, and digest.

In
`@specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json`:
- Line 107: Update the role enum in the enforcement-inventory schema to include
RETAINED_AUTHORITY_PROJECTOR, VERIFIER_INPUT_GUARD, SEMANTIC_CONTRACT_VERIFIER,
and REQUIRED_CHECK_PROVENANCE_VERIFIER, then add validation requiring exactly
one inventory entry for each of these required roles. Preserve the existing role
and entry validation behavior.

In
`@specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json`:
- Line 1: Update the policy schema’s parser_runtime and enforcement_evidence
constants to define separate deterministic stdout and stderr byte ceilings, and
require enforcement evidence to record both observed byte counts plus whether
either stream exceeded its ceiling. Preserve bounded output as a required
enforcement condition and use explicit, measurable integer fields rather than
the existing Boolean-only requirement.

In `@specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/spec.md`:
- Around line 140-144: Correct the proptest dependency declaration in the
“Adopt” example to use valid Cargo syntax, specifying the version constraint as
a quoted string: proptest = "=1.11.0".
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  • donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/consistency.md
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/enforcement-inventory.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/evidence-contracts.md
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/exclusion-policy.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/plan.md
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/required-check-policy.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/retained-authority-sources.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-adversarial-proof-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-authority-baseline-v2.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-corpus-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-coverage-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-exclusion-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-mutation-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-required-check-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-required-check-provenance-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-resource-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-retained-authority-sources-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-surface-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-tool-lock-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-tool-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-waiver-policy-v1.schema.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/semantic-contract.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/spec.md
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tool-policy.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/verification-protocol.md
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/verifier-input-policy.json
  • specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/waiver-policy.json

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 5f86017a89bca4eb9d88f8863a28a3df1cb64d77 / tree 1d30397fef12e9c819c7353c85e71a45e7e87d6c. Every earlier-head review is stale.

Please re-check the full AF-02 planning/provenance diff and the exact-head remediation of the latest four CodeRabbit findings:

  1. donor fuzz.use is now valid YAML using quoted block-sequence scalars while preserving exact identities;
  2. the aggregate enforcement-evidence inventory now mirrors the complete 27-role frozen enforcement set and requires exactly one entry for every role;
  3. verifier input policy now has deterministic separate stdout/stderr byte ceilings plus required observed-byte and overflow evidence;
  4. the proptest Cargo example now uses valid exact-version syntax proptest = "=1.11.0".

Also re-check prior-policy anti-forgery, closed proof/core authority, surface witness closure, CF-10 retained authority, required-check provenance cross-binding, untrusted verifier-input isolation, and enforcement-inventory closure. Report every remaining substantive false-PASS, schema, authority, security, or hidden-design gap. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain temporal and open.

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@coderabbitai full review

Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 5f86017a89bca4eb9d88f8863a28a3df1cb64d77 / tree 1d30397fef12e9c819c7353c85e71a45e7e87d6c. All prior-head review evidence is stale.

Please verify the latest four findings are actually closed: valid YAML for fuzz.use; exact one-per-role closure for the complete 27-role runtime enforcement inventory; explicit measurable stdout/stderr ceilings with observed-byte/overflow evidence; and valid exact Cargo syntax for proptest.

Then perform a full review of all 34 planning/provenance paths for any remaining substantive false-PASS, security, schema, authority, or hidden-design issue. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain open exact-head temporal gates.

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set -euo pipefail

expected_head='5f86017a89bca4eb9d88f8863a28a3df1cb64d77'
expected_tree='1d30397fef12e9c819c7353c85e71a45e7e87d6c'
actual_head="$(git rev-parse HEAD)"
actual_tree="$(git rev-parse HEAD^{tree})"
printf 'expected_head=%s\nactual_head=%s\nexpected_tree=%s\nactual_tree=%s\n' \
  "$expected_head" "$actual_head" "$expected_tree" "$actual_tree"
git show -s --format='parents=%P%nsubject=%s' HEAD

printf '\n--- AF-02 planning/provenance paths ---\n'
fd -HI -t f . specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength donors \
  | rg '^(specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/|donors/af-02-adversarial-testing\.yaml$)' \
  | sort

printf '\n--- changed paths from canonical planning base ---\n'
git diff --name-status 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1 HEAD -- \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml | sort

printf '\n--- YAML parsing and fuzz.use structure ---\n'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
p = Path("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml")
try:
    import yaml
except ImportError:
    print("pyyaml_unavailable")
else:
    d = yaml.safe_load(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
    print("yaml_parse=ok")
    print("fuzz.use_type=" + type(d.get("fuzz", {}).get("use")).__name__)
    print("fuzz.use=" + repr(d.get("fuzz", {}).get("use")))
PY
awk '{printf "%6d  %s\n", NR, $0}' donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml | sed -n '1,180p'

printf '\n--- JSON parsing and JSON Schema meta-validation ---\n'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root = Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
paths = sorted(root.rglob("*.json"))
for p in paths:
    obj = json.loads(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
    print(f"json_ok path={p} id={obj.get('$id', obj.get('schema'))}")
try:
    import jsonschema
except ImportError:
    print("jsonschema_unavailable")
else:
    for p in paths:
        obj = json.loads(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
        if obj.get("$schema") == "https://json-schema.org/draft/2020-12/schema":
            jsonschema.Draft202012Validator.check_schema(obj)
            print(f"metaschema_ok path={p}")
PY

printf '\n--- four-remediation and authority anchors ---\n'
rg -n -i -C 4 \
  -e 'fuzz:|use:' \
  -e 'enforcement.{0,20}(27|role|exactly one|entry)' \
  -e 'stdout|stderr|observed.{0,20}byte|overflow' \
  -e 'proptest.{0,30}=1\.11\.0|proptest.{0,30}"=1\.11\.0"' \
  -e 'additionalProperties|contract_files|tool_lock|exclusion_policy' \
  -e 'pull_request_target|candidate code|base verifier|no network|cgroup' \
  -e 'CF-10|required.check|T005|T006|PLANNING_CANDIDATE' \
  donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength

printf '\n--- enforcement inventory and schema excerpts ---\n'
for f in \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/enforcement-inventory.json \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/verifier-input-policy.json \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/semantic-contract.json \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/verification-protocol.md \
  specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/tasks.md
do
  printf '\n### %s\n' "$f"
  awk '{printf "%6d  %s\n", NR, $0}' "$f"
done

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

printf '%s\n' '--- exact head/tree and package path count ---'
git rev-parse HEAD
git rev-parse HEAD^{tree}
fd -HI -t f . "$base" donors \
  | rg "^($base/|donors/af-02-adversarial-testing\.yaml$)" \
  | sort | tee /tmp/af02-paths.txt
printf 'path_count=%s\n' "$(wc -l < /tmp/af02-paths.txt)"

printf '%s\n' '--- YAML parser result and fuzz.use exact node ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import yaml
p=Path("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml")
doc=yaml.safe_load(p.read_text())
print("yaml_parse=ok")
print("fuzz_node_type="+type(doc.get("fuzz")).__name__)
print("fuzz_use_type="+type(doc["fuzz"]["use"]).__name__)
for i, item in enumerate(doc["fuzz"]["use"]):
    print(f"fuzz_use[{i}]={item!r}")
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- all proptest occurrences with fenced-block context ---'
rg -n -i -C 5 'proptest' donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml "$base"

printf '%s\n' '--- validate instances against their local schemas ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
from jsonschema import Draft202012Validator, RefResolver

root = Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
pairs = [
 ("tool-policy.json", "schemas/af02-tool-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("exclusion-policy.json", "schemas/af02-exclusion-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("waiver-policy.json", "schemas/af02-waiver-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("required-check-policy.json", "schemas/af02-required-check-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("retained-authority-sources.json", "schemas/af02-retained-authority-sources-v1.schema.json"),
 ("semantic-contract.json", "schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json"),
 ("verifier-input-policy.json", "schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("enforcement-inventory.json", "schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json"),
]
for instance_rel, schema_rel in pairs:
    instance=json.loads((root/instance_rel).read_text())
    schema=json.loads((root/schema_rel).read_text())
    errors=sorted(Draft202012Validator(schema).iter_errors(instance), key=str)
    print(f"{instance_rel}: {'valid' if not errors else 'invalid'}")
    for err in errors[:3]:
        print("  "+err.message)
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- enforce exact enforcement-role agreement across all three representations ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
instance=json.loads((root/"enforcement-inventory.json").read_text())
schema=json.loads((root/"schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json").read_text())
evidence=json.loads((root/"schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json").read_text())
a=[x["role"] for x in instance["entries"]]
b=[x["role"] for x in schema["properties"]["entries"]["const"]]
role_enum=evidence["$defs"]["enforcementInventory"]["properties"]["entries"]["items"]["properties"]["role"]["enum"]
print("instance_count",len(a),"unique",len(set(a)))
print("policy_schema_count",len(b),"unique",len(set(b)))
print("runtime_schema_count",len(role_enum),"unique",len(set(role_enum)))
print("all_sets_equal",set(a)==set(b)==set(role_enum))
print("same_order",a==b==role_enum)
print("missing_from_runtime",sorted(set(a)-set(role_enum)))
print("extra_in_runtime",sorted(set(role_enum)-set(a)))
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- verifier stdout/stderr evidence linkage ---'
rg -n -C 5 \
  'stdout_byte_ceiling|stderr_byte_ceiling|stdout_observed_bytes|stderr_observed_bytes|stdout_ceiling_exceeded|stderr_ceiling_exceeded|EXCEEDED_IFF' \
  "$base"

printf '%s\n' '--- normative document and contract-file reference closure ---'
rg -n -C 2 \
  'normative|precedence|contract_files|extension_contract_files|41 distinct|25 contract|16 extension|enforcement_inventory|enforcement-inventory' \
  "$base/spec.md" "$base/plan.md" "$base/tasks.md" "$base/consistency.md" \
  "$base/evidence-contracts.md" "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-adversarial-proof-v1.schema.json"

printf '%s\n' '--- source policy and resource policy semantic issue candidates ---'
rg -n -i -C 3 \
  'minItems|uniqueItems|allOf|matcher_id|surface_id|witness_id|source_path|stdout|stderr|output|overflow|termination|timeout|failure|incomplete|partial|cancel' \
  "$base/schemas/af02-surface-policy-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-resource-policy-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/verification-protocol.md"

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base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

printf '%s\n' '--- AF-02 planning/provenance path count ---'
fd -HI -t f . "$base" donors \
  | rg "^($base/|donors/af-02-adversarial-testing\.yaml$)" \
  | sort
printf 'path_count='
fd -HI -t f . "$base" donors \
  | rg "^($base/|donors/af-02-adversarial-testing\.yaml$)" \
  | wc -l

printf '%s\n' '--- YAML parser result and fuzz.use exact node ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
try:
    import yaml
except ImportError as exc:
    print("yaml_module_unavailable="+str(exc))
else:
    doc=yaml.safe_load(Path("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml").read_text())
    print("yaml_parse=ok")
    print("fuzz_node_type="+type(doc.get("fuzz")).__name__)
    print("fuzz_use_type="+type(doc["fuzz"]["use"]).__name__)
    for i, item in enumerate(doc["fuzz"]["use"]):
        print(f"fuzz_use[{i}]={item!r}")
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- all proptest occurrences with fenced-block context ---'
rg -n -i -C 6 'proptest' donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml "$base"

printf '%s\n' '--- validate instances against local schemas ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
from jsonschema import Draft202012Validator
root = Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
pairs = [
 ("tool-policy.json", "schemas/af02-tool-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("exclusion-policy.json", "schemas/af02-exclusion-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("waiver-policy.json", "schemas/af02-waiver-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("required-check-policy.json", "schemas/af02-required-check-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("retained-authority-sources.json", "schemas/af02-retained-authority-sources-v1.schema.json"),
 ("semantic-contract.json", "schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json"),
 ("verifier-input-policy.json", "schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("enforcement-inventory.json", "schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json"),
]
for instance_rel, schema_rel in pairs:
    instance=json.loads((root/instance_rel).read_text())
    schema=json.loads((root/schema_rel).read_text())
    errors=list(Draft202012Validator(schema).iter_errors(instance))
    print(f"{instance_rel}: {'valid' if not errors else 'invalid'}")
    for err in errors[:2]:
        print("  "+err.message)
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- exact enforcement-role agreement ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
instance=json.loads((root/"enforcement-inventory.json").read_text())
policy_schema=json.loads((root/"schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json").read_text())
runtime_schema=json.loads((root/"schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json").read_text())
a=[x["role"] for x in instance["entries"]]
b=[x["role"] for x in policy_schema["properties"]["entries"]["const"]]
c=runtime_schema["$defs"]["enforcementInventory"]["properties"]["entries"]["items"]["properties"]["role"]["enum"]
for label, roles in [("instance",a),("policy_schema",b),("runtime_schema",c)]:
    print(f"{label}_count={len(roles)} unique={len(set(roles))}")
print("all_sets_equal="+str(set(a)==set(b)==set(c)).lower())
print("same_order="+str(a==b==c).lower())
print("missing_from_runtime="+repr(sorted(set(a)-set(c))))
print("extra_in_runtime="+repr(sorted(set(c)-set(a))))
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- stdout/stderr evidence linkage ---'
rg -n -C 4 \
  'stdout_byte_ceiling|stderr_byte_ceiling|stdout_observed_bytes|stderr_observed_bytes|stdout_ceiling_exceeded|stderr_ceiling_exceeded|EXCEEDED_IFF' \
  "$base"

printf '%s\n' '--- complete references to canonical policies, schemas, and no-PHI ---'
rg -n -i -C 2 \
  'normative|precedence|contract_files|extension_contract_files|no.?phi|PHI|pull_request_target|base verifier|candidate code|partial|cancel|not.applicable|incomplete|enforcement.inventory' \
  "$base/spec.md" "$base/plan.md" "$base/tasks.md" "$base/consistency.md" \
  "$base/evidence-contracts.md" "$base/verification-protocol.md"

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base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

printf '%s\n' '--- YAML parsing with Ruby standard library ---'
if command -v ruby >/dev/null 2>&1; then
  ruby -ryaml -e '
    d = YAML.safe_load(File.read("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml"), permitted_classes: [], aliases: false)
    u = d.fetch("adoption_decisions").fetch("fuzz").fetch("use")
    puts "yaml_parse=ok"
    puts "fuzz_use_class=#{u.class}"
    u.each_with_index { |x, i| puts "fuzz_use[#{i}]=#{x.inspect}" }
  '
else
  echo 'ruby_unavailable'
fi

printf '%s\n' '--- Cargo TOML examples only ---'
awk '
  /^```toml[[:space:]]*$/ { active=1; next }
  /^```[[:space:]]*$/ { active=0; next }
  active { printf "%6d  %s\n", NR, $0 }
' "$base/spec.md" "$base/plan.md" "$base/evidence-contracts.md" "$base/verification-protocol.md"

printf '%s\n' '--- output-ceiling enforcement requirements ---'
rg -n -i -C 5 \
  'stdout_byte_ceiling|stderr_byte_ceiling|observed_bytes|ceiling_exceeded|EXCEEDED_IFF|bounded_stdout|bounded.*output|output.*overflow|overflow.*(fail|reject|non.green|incomplete)' \
  "$base"

printf '%s\n' '--- runtime enforcement-inventory binding requirements ---'
rg -n -i -C 5 \
  'ENFORCEMENT_INVENTORY_CLOSURE|enforcement.*(planned_path|entrypoint|path|role)|blob_sha_at_policy_base|owned_test_paths|exact schema.frozen role set|equals the exact' \
  "$base/semantic-contract.json" \
  "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/tasks.md"

printf '%s\n' '--- check policy/schema instance byte equality for const-backed policies ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
checks=[
 ("enforcement-inventory.json","schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json","properties.entries.const"),
 ("semantic-contract.json","schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json","properties.algorithms.const"),
 ("verifier-input-policy.json","schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json","properties.parser_runtime.const"),
]
for inst_rel, sch_rel, dotted in checks:
    instance=json.loads((root/inst_rel).read_text())
    schema=json.loads((root/sch_rel).read_text())
    cur=schema
    for part in dotted.split("."):
        cur=cur[part]
    key=dotted.split(".")[1]
    print(f"{inst_rel} {key}_equals_schema_const={instance[key]==cur}")
PY

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base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

printf '%s\n' '--- YAML parse with Date permitted ---'
ruby -ryaml -rdate -e '
  d = YAML.safe_load(
    File.read("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml"),
    permitted_classes: [Date],
    aliases: false
  )
  u = d.fetch("adoption_decisions").fetch("fuzz").fetch("use")
  puts "yaml_parse=ok"
  puts "fuzz_use_class=#{u.class}"
  u.each_with_index { |x, i| puts "fuzz_use[#{i}]=#{x.inspect}" }
'

printf '%s\n' '--- stream-ceiling rules and failure conditions ---'
rg -n -i -C 6 \
  'stdout_byte_ceiling|stderr_byte_ceiling|observed_bytes|ceiling_exceeded|EXCEEDED_IFF|bounded_stdout|bounded.*output|output.*overflow|overflow.*(fail|reject|non.green|incomplete)|stream.*(fail|reject|non.green|incomplete)' \
  "$base" || true

printf '%s\n' '--- runtime enforcement-inventory mapping and validation rules ---'
rg -n -i -C 6 \
  'ENFORCEMENT_INVENTORY_CLOSURE|planned_path|entrypoint|entry_symbol_or_job|blob_sha_at_policy_base|owned_test_paths|exact schema.frozen role set|equals the exact|role.*path|path.*role' \
  "$base/semantic-contract.json" \
  "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json" \
  "$base/tasks.md" || true

printf '%s\n' '--- const-backed policy consistency ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
items=[
("enforcement-inventory.json","schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json","entries"),
("semantic-contract.json","schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json","algorithms"),
("semantic-contract.json","schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json","negative_fixture_ids"),
("verifier-input-policy.json","schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json","parser_runtime"),
("verifier-input-policy.json","schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json","enforcement_evidence"),
]
for instance_path,schema_path,key in items:
    instance=json.loads((root/instance_path).read_text())[key]
    expected=json.loads((root/schema_path).read_text())["properties"][key]["const"]
    print(f"{instance_path}:{key}:matches_const={instance == expected}")
PY

Length of output: 53950


@TheHalfMoon, I reviewed exact head 5f86017a89bca4eb9d88f8863a28a3df1cb64d77 and tree 1d30397fef12e9c819c7353c85e71a45e7e87d6c.

The package contains the requested 34 planning/provenance paths.

Latest remediation status

  • donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml parses successfully. adoption_decisions.fuzz.use is a YAML sequence of quoted scalar values. The YAML finding is closed.

  • The runtime enforcement inventory requires exactly 27 entries. It requires exactly one entry for each of the 27 frozen roles. The checked-in inventory equals the frozen policy-schema entry set. The one-per-role finding is closed.

  • spec.md Line 143 uses valid exact Cargo syntax:

    proptest = "=1.11.0"

    Other proptest =1.11.0 occurrences are tool-identity prose or YAML scalar text, not Cargo TOML examples. The Cargo syntax finding is closed.

  • verifier-input-policy.json defines separate stdout_byte_ceiling and stderr_byte_ceiling values. It also requires observed byte counts and overflow flags.

I used the retained AF-02 coverage-baseline learning. The coverage contract still fixes the source/tree identity, toolchain, command, source universe, exclusions, raw-report digest, replay/property inputs, and separate policy-only rebaseline process.

Remaining substantive issue: stream overflow is observable but not non-green

specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/verifier-input-policy.json Line 1 defines:

  • stdout_byte_ceiling;
  • stderr_byte_ceiling;
  • stdout_observed_bytes;
  • stderr_observed_bytes;
  • stdout_ceiling_exceeded;
  • stderr_ceiling_exceeded; and
  • EXCEEDED_IFF_OBSERVED_BYTES_GT_CEILING.

This defines measurement. It does not define the required result when either *_ceiling_exceeded field is true.

The allowed termination classes do not include an output-limit termination. semantic-contract.json also does not require rejection when either overflow flag is true. The general candidate-input limit rule does not cover verifier output.

False-PASS risk: The parent can report stdout_ceiling_exceeded: true or stderr_ceiling_exceeded: true, retain a permitted termination class such as CLEAN_EXIT, and still accept the parser enforcement evidence. This bypasses the claimed output bound.

Update the policy and the INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT semantic rule to require all of these conditions:

  1. The parent stops or discards a stream at its configured ceiling.
  2. Any stream overflow produces a dedicated OUTPUT_LIMIT_KILL or OUTPUT_LIMIT_REJECT termination class.
  3. Either overflow flag being true makes the candidate non-green.
  4. The verifier rejects inconsistent evidence, including:
    • observed_bytes <= ceiling with ceiling_exceeded: true; and
    • observed_bytes > ceiling with ceiling_exceeded: false.
  5. T021 and T022 include negative fixtures for stdout overflow, stderr overflow, and forged overflow metadata.

Conclusion

I found no other substantive planning, authority, schema, or security gap in the reviewed package.

The planning package still does not claim implementation PASS. T005 and T006 remain open temporal gates.


🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: TheHalfMoon
Repo: TheHalfMoon/commandF

Timestamp: 2026-08-27T16:11:11.921Z
Learning: In `specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength`, AF-02 coverage evidence uses a fixed normalized baseline descriptor. The descriptor binds platform, Rust and `llvm-tools-preview`, pinned `cargo-llvm-cov` identity, the exact `cargo llvm-cov --workspace --all-features --locked --json` command, production source scope, exclusions, source/tree identity, Cargo manifests and lockfile, raw-report SHA-256, and corpus/property inputs. Descriptor drift, same-candidate floor reduction, and source-exclusion weakening must fail closed. Rebaselining requires a separate, reviewed policy PR evaluated against the previous canonical policy and merged before dependent changes.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for ea0b2a8515ca17a80f399126bb3370b5fa34b86c / tree 8036eedbd24076f18367b0cd6feb02af87b17703. All earlier-head CI and review evidence is stale.

Please re-check the full 34-path AF-02 planning/provenance diff, with special attention to the latest authority reconciliation:

  1. the high-precedence verification-protocol.md, proof schema, consistency analysis, donor manifest, and extension authority now agree on exactly 18 extension roles / 43 total contract files, including enforcement_inventory and enforcement_inventory_schema;
  2. the enforcement-inventory instance and standalone schema are explicit mandatory planning inputs;
  3. INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT now semantically verifies separate stdout/stderr observed byte counts and overflow flags against the frozen ceilings, and refuses a green result when either stream exceeds its ceiling;
  4. dedicated negative fixtures cover missing stream evidence, stdout overflow, stderr overflow, and flag mismatch;
  5. all prior CodeRabbit findings remain closed in the candidate content: valid donor YAML, complete exact-one 27-role runtime enforcement inventory, measurable output bounds, and valid proptest = "=1.11.0" Cargo syntax.

Also re-check prior-policy anti-forgery, surface witness closure, proof/core preservation, required-check provenance, CF-10 retained-authority truth, untrusted candidate parsing/isolation, and activation-stack enforcement. Report every remaining substantive false-PASS, authority, schema, security, or hidden-design gap. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain temporal and open.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for ea0b2a8515ca17a80f399126bb3370b5fa34b86c / tree 8036eedbd24076f18367b0cd6feb02af87b17703. Every prior-head review is stale.

Please perform a full review of all 34 AF-02 planning/provenance paths. In particular verify that the previous 18-role proof envelope is now consistently represented as 18 extension roles / 43 total contract files across high-precedence protocol, proof schema, consistency/donor authority, and that enforcement-inventory instance/schema are mandatory inputs. Also verify that stdout/stderr limits are not merely documented: INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT must bind observed counts and overflow flags to the frozen ceilings and fail on missing evidence, overflow, or flag mismatch.

Re-check the four prior findings as well: donor YAML parses, the aggregate enforcement inventory requires exactly one entry for all 27 roles, output bounds are measurable, and proptest = "=1.11.0" is valid Cargo syntax.

Report every remaining substantive false-PASS, schema, authority, security, or hidden-design issue. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain open exact-head temporal gates.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 80e7823b21356ce3cabd9583a51854de3a92fe7d / tree 7f0d92cbc3e3c4f24239acc0f711b35939fc777f. Every earlier-head CI and review result is stale.

The only change since ea0b2a8515ca17a80f399126bb3370b5fa34b86c is a two-line consistency correction in tasks.md: both stale references to 16 proof-extension roles now match the authoritative proof/protocol contract of 18 extension roles / 43 total contract files (25 core + 18 extension).

Please perform a full exact-head AF-02 planning review, not only an incremental typo review. Re-check proof-envelope/core authority, task/protocol/schema agreement, enforcement-inventory closure, prior-policy anti-forgery, required-check provenance, retained CF-10 truth, hostile candidate parsing/output limits, surface closure, and all prior findings. Report every remaining substantive false-PASS, authority, schema, security, or hidden-design gap. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain open.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 80e7823b21356ce3cabd9583a51854de3a92fe7d / tree 7f0d92cbc3e3c4f24239acc0f711b35939fc777f. All earlier-head review evidence is stale.

Since ea0b2a8515ca17a80f399126bb3370b5fa34b86c, only tasks.md changed: two stale 16 extension roles references were corrected to the authoritative 18 extension roles / 43 total contract files. Please still perform a full review of all 34 planning/provenance paths, including proof/core authority, task/protocol/schema consistency, enforcement-inventory exact closure, verifier output-limit semantics, donor YAML, valid proptest Cargo syntax, required-check provenance, retained authority, and anti-self-forgery rules.

Report every remaining substantive false-PASS, schema, authority, security, or hidden-design issue. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain open exact-head gates.

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Fresh exact-head planning review requested for 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5 / tree fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05. Every earlier-head CI/review result is stale.

Please perform a full AF-02 planning review of all 34 planning/provenance paths. In particular re-check the proof-envelope correction on this head: the preserved proof core already contains the enforcement_inventory contract role, so the envelope now adds exactly 17 extension roles, including only enforcement_inventory_schema, for 42 distinct contract files total. Verify EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING cross-binds the enforcement-inventory instance digest to the core role and the schema digest to the extension role, with no duplicate path/role and no detached authority digest.

Also re-check prior-policy anti-forgery, required-check provenance, retained CF-10 failure truth, hostile candidate input/output enforcement, enforcement inventory closure, surface/source coverage closure, waiver ancestry, and all earlier findings. Report every remaining substantive false-PASS, authority, schema, security, or hidden-design gap. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain open until exact-head review truth is clean.

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Please perform a full review of all 34 AF-02 planning/provenance paths. Pay special attention to the latest proof-envelope correction: the preserved 25-role core already contains enforcement_inventory, so the envelope now contains 17 extension roles including only enforcement_inventory_schema, yielding 42 distinct contract files. Verify that core/extension paths are globally unique and that EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING binds enforcement_inventory_sha256 to the core instance role and enforcement_inventory_schema_sha256 to the extension schema role.

Re-check prior findings and all false-PASS/security risks: donor YAML, Cargo syntax, exact 27-role runtime enforcement inventory, stdout/stderr measurable limits, semantic-contract/schema identity, anti-self-forgery policy lineage, required-check provenance, retained CF-10 truth, hostile candidate parsing, waiver ancestry, and surface/source closure. Do not infer implementation PASS. T005/T006 remain exact-head gates.

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🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

expected_head='19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5'
expected_tree='fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05'
base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

printf 'expected_head=%s\nactual_head=%s\n' "$expected_head" "$(git rev-parse HEAD)"
printf 'expected_tree=%s\nactual_tree=%s\n' "$expected_tree" "$(git rev-parse HEAD^{tree})"
git show -s --format='parents=%P%nsubject=%s' HEAD

printf '\n--- AF-02 package paths from planning base ---\n'
git diff --name-status 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1 HEAD -- \
  "$base" donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml | sort
printf 'path_count='
git diff --name-only 2b4033e237a5c74f3c45c12fbc7e7bfdc88067b1 HEAD -- \
  "$base" donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml | wc -l

printf '\n--- JSON and YAML parse checks ---\n'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root = Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
for p in sorted(root.rglob("*.json")):
    o = json.loads(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
    print(f"json_ok path={p} identity={o.get('$id', o.get('schema'))}")
try:
    import yaml
except ImportError as exc:
    print(f"pyyaml_unavailable={exc}")
else:
    p = Path("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml")
    o = yaml.safe_load(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
    u = o["adoption_decisions"]["fuzz"]["use"]
    print(f"yaml_ok path={p} fuzz_use_type={type(u).__name__} fuzz_use={u!r}")
try:
    from jsonschema import Draft202012Validator
except ImportError as exc:
    print(f"jsonschema_unavailable={exc}")
else:
    for p in sorted((root/"schemas").glob("*.json")):
        o=json.loads(p.read_text(encoding="utf-8"))
        Draft202012Validator.check_schema(o)
        print(f"metaschema_ok path={p}")
PY

printf '\n--- proof core/envelope role and authority closure ---\n'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas")
core=json.loads((root/"af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json").read_text())
env=json.loads((root/"af02-adversarial-proof-v1.schema.json").read_text())
def required_roles(schema, property_name):
    p=schema["properties"][property_name]
    if "prefixItems" in p:
        return [x["properties"]["role"]["const"] for x in p["prefixItems"]]
    if "items" in p and "properties" in p["items"]:
        return p["items"]["properties"]["role"].get("enum", [])
    return []
core_roles=required_roles(core,"contract_files")
ext_roles=required_roles(env,"extension_contract_files")
print("core_id="+str(core.get("$id")))
print("envelope_id="+str(env.get("$id")))
print("core_roles_count="+str(len(core_roles)))
print("extension_roles_count="+str(len(ext_roles)))
print("core_roles="+repr(core_roles))
print("extension_roles="+repr(ext_roles))
print("role_overlap="+repr(sorted(set(core_roles)&set(ext_roles))))
print("all_roles_unique="+str(len(set(core_roles+ext_roles))==len(core_roles)+len(ext_roles)).lower())
print("total_roles="+str(len(core_roles)+len(ext_roles)))
for name in ["enforcement_inventory_sha256","enforcement_inventory_schema_sha256"]:
    print(f"extension_authority_has_{name}="+str(name in env.get("properties",{}).get("extension_authority",{}).get("properties",{})).lower())
PY

printf '\n--- relevant protocol/schema anchors ---\n'
rg -n -i -C 4 \
  -e '42 distinct|25.*core|17.*extension|enforcement_inventory(_schema)?' \
  -e 'EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING|contract_files|extension_contract_files' \
  -e 'INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT|stdout|stderr|ceiling|overflow' \
  -e 'pull_request_target|base.verifier|candidate code|predecessor|lineage' \
  -e 'CF-10|required.check|waiver|surface.*witness|source universe' \
  "$base" donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml

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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'
tmpdeps="$(mktemp -d)"
python3 -m pip install --quiet --target "$tmpdeps" 'PyYAML>=6,<7' 'jsonschema>=4,<5'
export PYTHONPATH="$tmpdeps"

printf '%s\n' '--- JSON Schema and policy-instance validation ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
from jsonschema import Draft202012Validator
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
for p in sorted((root/"schemas").glob("*.json")):
    Draft202012Validator.check_schema(json.loads(p.read_text()))
    print(f"metaschema_ok={p}")
pairs=[
 ("tool-policy.json","schemas/af02-tool-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("exclusion-policy.json","schemas/af02-exclusion-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("waiver-policy.json","schemas/af02-waiver-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("required-check-policy.json","schemas/af02-required-check-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("retained-authority-sources.json","schemas/af02-retained-authority-sources-v1.schema.json"),
 ("semantic-contract.json","schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json"),
 ("verifier-input-policy.json","schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json"),
 ("enforcement-inventory.json","schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json"),
]
for inst_rel, schema_rel in pairs:
    instance=json.loads((root/inst_rel).read_text())
    schema=json.loads((root/schema_rel).read_text())
    errors=sorted(Draft202012Validator(schema).iter_errors(instance), key=lambda e: list(e.path))
    print(f"instance={inst_rel} valid={not errors}")
    for error in errors[:3]:
        print(f"  error={error.message}")
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- proof schema layout and contract-role extraction ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
schemas=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas")
for name in ["af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json","af02-adversarial-proof-v1.schema.json"]:
    d=json.loads((schemas/name).read_text())
    print(f"\n{name} id={d.get('$id')}")
    print("properties="+repr(sorted(d.get("properties",{}))))
    for prop, node in d.get("properties",{}).items():
        rendered=json.dumps(node,sort_keys=True)
        if "contract" in prop.lower() or "role" in rendered or "enforcement_inventory" in rendered:
            print(f"property={prop} node={rendered}")
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- high-risk normative content with line numbers ---'
for f in \
  "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  "$base/evidence-contracts.md" \
  "$base/spec.md" \
  "$base/plan.md" \
  "$base/tasks.md" \
  "$base/consistency.md" \
  "$base/semantic-contract.json" \
  "$base/verifier-input-policy.json" \
  "$base/enforcement-inventory.json" \
  "$base/retained-authority-sources.json"
do
  printf '\n### %s\n' "$f"
  rg -n -i -C 3 \
    -e '42 distinct|25.*core|17.*extension|contract.file|enforcement_inventory' \
    -e 'EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING|INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT|stdout|stderr|overflow|ceiling' \
    -e 'pull_request_target|base.verifier|candidate code|predecessor|lineage|policy.only' \
    -e 'CF-10|pull_request|workflow|check.suite|required.check|waiver' \
    -e 'surface|witness|source universe|coverage|mutation|partial|cancel|non.green|fail.closed' \
    "$f" || true
done

printf '%s\n' '--- donor YAML and Cargo TOML examples ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
from pathlib import Path
import yaml
p=Path("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml")
d=yaml.safe_load(p.read_text())
print("yaml_parse_ok=true")
print("fuzz_use="+repr(d["adoption_decisions"]["fuzz"]["use"]))
PY
awk '
  /^```toml[[:space:]]*$/ { active=1; next }
  /^```[[:space:]]*$/ { active=0; next }
  active { printf "%s:%d:%s\n", FILENAME, FNR, $0 }
' "$base/spec.md" "$base/plan.md" "$base/evidence-contracts.md" "$base/verification-protocol.md"

Length of output: 4090


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#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

printf '%s\n' '--- donor YAML validity and exact Cargo example ---'
ruby -ryaml -rdate -e '
  doc = YAML.safe_load(
    File.read("donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml"),
    permitted_classes: [Date],
    aliases: false
  )
  use = doc.fetch("adoption_decisions").fetch("fuzz").fetch("use")
  puts "yaml_parse_ok=true"
  puts "fuzz_use_class=#{use.class}"
  use.each_with_index { |value, index| puts "fuzz_use[#{index}]=#{value.inspect}" }
'
rg -n -C 5 'proptest\s*=' "$base" donors/af-02-adversarial-testing.yaml

printf '%s\n' '--- recursively extract proof role/path constants and digest-field bindings ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path

root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/schemas")
core=json.loads((root/"af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json").read_text())
env=json.loads((root/"af02-adversarial-proof-v1.schema.json").read_text())

def walk(v, path="$"):
    if isinstance(v, dict):
        yield path,v
        for k,x in v.items():
            yield from walk(x, path+"."+k)
    elif isinstance(v,list):
        for i,x in enumerate(v):
            yield from walk(x, path+f"[{i}]")

for label, doc in [("core",core),("envelope",env)]:
    print(f"\n{label}_id={doc.get('$id')}")
    for path,node in walk(doc):
        props=node.get("properties") if isinstance(node,dict) else None
        if isinstance(props,dict) and "role" in props and "path" in props:
            print(f"role_path_object={path}")
            print("role="+json.dumps(props["role"],sort_keys=True))
            print("path="+json.dumps(props["path"],sort_keys=True))
        if isinstance(props,dict) and (
            "enforcement_inventory_sha256" in props or
            "enforcement_inventory_schema_sha256" in props
        ):
            for k in sorted(props):
                if "enforcement_inventory" in k:
                    print(f"digest_binding={path}.{k}={json.dumps(props[k],sort_keys=True)}")
    for path,node in walk(doc):
        if isinstance(node,dict) and ("minItems" in node or "maxItems" in node) and (
            "contract" in path.lower() or "extension" in path.lower()
        ):
            print(f"cardinality={path} min={node.get('minItems')} max={node.get('maxItems')} unique={node.get('uniqueItems')}")
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- policy-instance/schema agreement encoded as fixed constants ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
pairs=[
 ("enforcement-inventory.json","schemas/af02-enforcement-inventory-v1.schema.json",["entries"]),
 ("semantic-contract.json","schemas/af02-semantic-contract-v1.schema.json",["algorithms","negative_fixture_ids"]),
 ("verifier-input-policy.json","schemas/af02-verifier-input-policy-v1.schema.json",["parser_runtime","enforcement_evidence"]),
]
for inst_rel,sch_rel,keys in pairs:
    inst=json.loads((root/inst_rel).read_text())
    sch=json.loads((root/sch_rel).read_text())
    for key in keys:
        expected=sch["properties"][key].get("const")
        print(f"{inst_rel}:{key}:const_present={expected is not None}:matches={inst.get(key)==expected}")
inventory=json.loads((root/"enforcement-inventory.json").read_text())
runtime=json.loads((root/"schemas/af02-evidence-inventories-v1.schema.json").read_text())
roles=[x["role"] for x in inventory["entries"]]
enum=runtime["$defs"]["enforcementInventory"]["properties"]["entries"]["items"]["properties"]["role"]["enum"]
print(f"enforcement_instance_count={len(roles)} unique={len(set(roles))}")
print(f"enforcement_runtime_role_count={len(enum)} unique={len(set(enum))}")
print("enforcement_roles_equal="+str(roles==enum).lower())
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- full normative documents, numbered ---'
for f in \
  "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  "$base/evidence-contracts.md" \
  "$base/spec.md" \
  "$base/plan.md" \
  "$base/tasks.md" \
  "$base/consistency.md"
do
  printf '\n### %s\n' "$f"
  nl -ba "$f"
done

printf '%s\n' '--- all policy/schema files: structural summary and relevant exact data ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
root=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength")
for p in sorted(root.rglob("*.json")):
    d=json.loads(p.read_text())
    print("\n###",p)
    print("identity=",d.get("$id",d.get("schema")))
    print("required=",d.get("required"))
    print("additionalProperties=",d.get("additionalProperties"))
    text=json.dumps(d,sort_keys=True)
    for token in [
        "INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT","EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING",
        "pull_request_target","predecessor","stdout_byte_ceiling",
        "stderr_byte_ceiling","enforcement_inventory_sha256",
        "enforcement_inventory_schema_sha256","CF-10","waiver",
        "surface","witness","source_universe"
    ]:
        if token in text:
            print("contains="+token)
PY

Length of output: 15789


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
set -euo pipefail

base='specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength'

show_matches() {
  local file="$1"
  shift
  printf '\n### %s\n' "$file"
  rg -n -i -C 8 "$@" "$file" || true
}

printf '%s\n' '--- core contract-file schema and envelope schema excerpts ---'
show_matches "$base/schemas/af02-adversarial-proof-core-v1.schema.json" \
  'contractFiles|contractFile|enforcement_inventory|uniqueItems|minItems|maxItems|role|path'
show_matches "$base/schemas/af02-adversarial-proof-v1.schema.json" \
  'extension_contract_files|extension_authority|enforcement_inventory|uniqueItems|minItems|maxItems|role|path'

printf '%s\n' '--- protocol and semantic rules that can close core/envelope gaps ---'
show_matches "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  'CORE|core.*(25|role|contract|path)|EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING|42 distinct|global|duplicate|unique.*(role|path)|enforcement_inventory'
show_matches "$base/semantic-contract.json" \
  'CORE|core|EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING|contract|enforcement_inventory|duplicate|unique|path'
show_matches "$base/tasks.md" \
  'contract.file|42|25|17|enforcement_inventory|semantic|negative.fixture|T005|T006'

printf '%s\n' '--- extract all semantic algorithm identities and their declared failure conditions ---'
python3 - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path
p=Path("specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength/semantic-contract.json")
d=json.loads(p.read_text())
for i, item in enumerate(d.get("algorithms",[]), 1):
    print(f"{i}. id={item.get('id')} version={item.get('version')}")
    print("   inputs="+repr(item.get("inputs")))
    print("   failure="+repr(item.get("failure_condition",item.get("failure_conditions"))))
print("negative_fixture_count="+str(len(d.get("negative_fixture_ids",[]))))
PY

printf '%s\n' '--- exact security/provenance/acceptance rule excerpts ---'
for file in \
  "$base/verification-protocol.md" \
  "$base/evidence-contracts.md" \
  "$base/spec.md" \
  "$base/plan.md" \
  "$base/tasks.md" \
  "$base/consistency.md"
do
  show_matches "$file" \
    'INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT|stdout|stderr|overflow|OUTPUT_LIMIT|candidate input|cgroup|no_new_privileges|network_mode' \
    || true
  show_matches "$file" \
    'pull_request_target|base.verifier|candidate code|predecessor|lineage|policy.only|rebase' \
    || true
  show_matches "$file" \
    'CF-10|required.check|check.suite|run_attempt|retained|waiver|surface.*witness|source universe|coverage|mutation' \
    || true
done

printf '%s\n' '--- retained authority and required-check policy records ---'
for file in \
  "$base/retained-authority-sources.json" \
  "$base/required-check-policy.json" \
  "$base/verifier-input-policy.json"
do
  printf '\n### %s\n' "$file"
  cat "$file"
  printf '\n'
done

Length of output: 163283


@TheHalfMoon, I reviewed exact head 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5 and tree fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05.

I reviewed the full 34-path AF-02 planning/provenance package.

I found no remaining substantive planning, authority, schema, security, hidden-design, or false-PASS gap in the requested scope.

Proof-envelope correction

The correction is consistent.

  • The preserved core permits exactly 25 contract-file entries.
  • The core role set includes enforcement_inventory.
  • The envelope requires exactly 17 ordered extension roles.
  • The envelope includes enforcement_inventory_schema.
  • The envelope does not repeat enforcement_inventory.
  • The final proof therefore binds 42 distinct contract files.

verification-protocol.md requires global role and path uniqueness across the core and extension sets.

The semantic contract closes this requirement through:

  • PROOF_ENVELOPE_CLOSURE;
  • CONTRACT_DIGEST_RECONSTRUCTION; and
  • EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING.

EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING explicitly requires:

  • extension_authority.enforcement_inventory_sha256 to equal the raw SHA-256 of the core enforcement_inventory contract file; and
  • extension_authority.enforcement_inventory_schema_sha256 to equal the raw SHA-256 of the extension enforcement_inventory_schema contract file.

Missing, duplicate, cross-role, and mismatched mappings fail.

Re-checked controls

  • The donor manifest parses as YAML. adoption_decisions.fuzz.use is a YAML sequence of quoted scalar values.
  • The Cargo TOML example uses valid exact-version syntax: proptest = "=1.11.0".
  • The enforcement inventory has exactly 27 unique roles. The instance and runtime inventory schema use the same role set.
  • The verifier input policy has separate stdout and stderr ceilings.
  • INPUT_PROCESS_ENFORCEMENT requires observed byte counts and overflow flags to match the frozen ceilings. It rejects a result where either stream exceeds its ceiling.
  • The base-controlled pull_request_target design uses canonical-base workflow, verifier, schema, and inventory blobs. It does not execute candidate code.
  • Policy predecessor checks prevent same-candidate policy weakening from accepting dependent evidence.
  • Surface discovery requires a matcher, critical surface, and live Git-blob witness for all six categories.
  • Surface and coverage use the same Git-derived Rust source universe.
  • Coverage scope, exclusions, floors, command, and test-selection changes cannot self-green in the same candidate.
  • Mutation selection remains all listed in-scope mutants minus exact pre-canonical exclusions. Survivor, timeout, unviable, and unclassified required results remain non-green.
  • Waivers require canonical ancestry and exact mutant binding.
  • Required-check provenance requires unique exact-head check, workflow, and job identities.
  • CF-10 retains PR #11, the failed run 31916124080, and the retained artifact identity without relabeling the failed production result as PASS.
  • Candidate authority remains hostile input. The policy requires bounded parsing, no symlinks, containment, cgroup limits, no network, read-only root, and bounded output.
  • The deterministic proof digest excludes stochastic fuzz observations.

I also used the retained AF-02 coverage-baseline learning. The reviewed coverage contract continues to bind the fixed source/tree, toolchain, command, source universe, exclusions, Cargo inputs, replay/property inputs, raw-report digest, and policy-only rebaseline path.

The sandbox could parse all JSON and the donor YAML. It could not run third-party JSON Schema meta-validation because pip is unavailable. Direct schema inspection found the required closure rules and fixed cardinalities.

T005 and T006 remain open exact-head temporal gates. This review does not infer implementation PASS or implementation authority.


🧠 Learnings used
Learnt from: TheHalfMoon
Repo: TheHalfMoon/commandF

Timestamp: 2026-08-27T16:11:11.921Z
Learning: In `specs/016-af-02-adversarial-test-strength`, AF-02 coverage evidence uses a fixed normalized baseline descriptor. The descriptor binds platform, Rust and `llvm-tools-preview`, pinned `cargo-llvm-cov` identity, the exact `cargo llvm-cov --workspace --all-features --locked --json` command, production source scope, exclusions, source/tree identity, Cargo manifests and lockfile, raw-report SHA-256, and corpus/property inputs. Descriptor drift, same-candidate floor reduction, and source-exclusion weakening must fail closed. Rebaselining requires a separate, reviewed policy PR evaluated against the previous canonical policy and merged before dependent changes.

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Exact-head target: 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5 / tree fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05. Please review the full current 34-path AF-02 planning/provenance diff. Earlier-head review evidence is stale. Focus especially on the corrected 25-core + 17-extension = 42 distinct proof-contract structure and EXTENSION_AUTHORITY_DIGEST_BINDING, plus all prior false-PASS/security findings.

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T005 external-review availability record — exact head 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5

This is an availability record, not a reviewer PASS.

  • CodeRabbit: the most recent completed full review explicitly reports Included review availability: ... 0 remain after this review. Fresh exact-head full-review requests were issued after the final head mutation, but no new review submission exists on 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5. The earlier unresolved proptest thread was independently re-read on this exact head and resolved only after confirming the repository contains proptest = "=1.11.0"; the disposition explicitly does not claim fresh CodeRabbit PASS.
  • Qodo: fresh exact-head @qodo review and the bot-documented fallback /agentic_review were both issued for 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5. No exact-head Qodo review result or substantive finding has been produced in the current PR timeline. The earlier Qodo review failure was platform-side and stale; it is not reused as PASS.
  • All known substantive findings from completed Qodo/CodeRabbit reviews have been fixed and all review threads are resolved. No unresolved finding is being waived.

Per the higher-precedence verification-protocol.md requirement for fresh Qodo/CodeRabbit review when available, and the plan's explicit allowance to record reviewer unavailability without inventing PASS, external-review status for this temporal gate is recorded as UNAVAILABLE_AT_QUALIFICATION, not PASS.

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AF-02 planning post-merge canonical read-back

T006: CLOSED_CANONICAL

Guarded merge used expected head:

candidate head: 19f63a5006f05b2c81da794049782105a1dd9fa5
candidate tree: fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05
merge commit: 2f7b7c556794915f8fbe14568ad0d19646b09c81
post-merge main tree: fc6e2db1227550f703b8eaac4702eaa40f67bd05

Post-merge live ruleset read-back:

  • 21652953 commandF main assurance: active on refs/heads/main; deletion + non-fast-forward protection; strict required checks exactly rust, assurance-proof, scorecard, each GitHub Actions integration 15368; zero bypass actors.
  • 21652974 commandF main review governance: active on refs/heads/main; merge-only; approving review count 1; stale review dismissal; code-owner, last-push, unattributed-change and review-thread-resolution protections; sole bypass actor RepositoryRole 5 in pull_request mode.

No post-merge authority drift was observed.

AF-02 PLANNING: CANONICAL
T005: CLOSED
T006: CLOSED_CANONICAL
AUTHORIZED NEXT UNIT: STACK A0 DESIGN FREEZE ONLY
A1/B0/B1/C0/C1: NOT AUTHORIZED

External-review qualification remains truthfully recorded as UNAVAILABLE_AT_QUALIFICATION, not reviewer PASS; all known substantive findings were fixed and all review threads were resolved before the guarded merge.

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