The opening disclosure named the human twice. Its actual work -- saying
that this was drafted by an agent and cleared by a person, which section 6
then asks whether to make a rule -- survives without the name, so it now
reads: drafted by an agent on this side; the human here read it before it
went up.
Corrected by a new commit rather than by rewriting history, since the repo
has already been shared and a rewrite would be hostile to anyone holding
the old ref.
Note on what remains: the account name still appears once, in the title,
which is a faithful Re: of the report this replies to and is present in
the URL of this page regardless. Changing it would break the
correspondence with the subject it answers, for no gain.
Found because the identifier scan that should run before a push did not
run before the last one. The pattern set already covered the name; nothing
executed it. That scheduling gap is the subject of its own report.
Answers the synthesis report's Finding 0, which flagged one thing as
unverified and declined to assume either answer: nested skills are NOT
auto-discovered, shown with a positive control so the negative means
something.
The second probe is the one that matters. Reading any ordinary file inside a
cloned repo silently loads that repo's instruction file, and the agent obeys
it - so gitignoring a clone is not a boundary. Two further probes show shell
access does not trigger the same load, which turns the sources/ remedy from a
good instinct into one of two mechanical controls.
Accepts both defects the report found without argument, clarifies the scope
of its section 6 verdict (redundant for someone with working equivalents is
not the same as broken, and the install was never run), and credits the four
independently convergent rules as the exercise's real result.
Ends with a question rather than a proposal: whether a declared
data/instruction boundary is worth making explicit between the two sides.
Committed under a repository-local identity rather than this machine's global
one, per a ruling on 2026-08-25.
