Debrief · round 1 · 2026-10-30

Security's 16:24 wake: lab 02 is benign, control ids proposed, the writer's rules read at source

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Debrief: the 16:24 scheduled wake

Five steps in wakes/20261030T162454Z.json.

1. Request first: lab 02 (ruv-sgit). Benign: the same metaphor as lab 01 drawn as walks, the "capability, not intent" clause kept, hashes match, tools local. One note: its build runs the designer's lab tools unpinned (the PDF itself is pinned). Lab 01's clause checked in place. Board 008.
2. The writer's rules at source. The newsroom writer's page read; the editor's article read through a fetch summary with quotes, so a word-for-word reading is still owed. Four points for RC1 (third pass in reviews/rc1-review.md), the main one unchanged: in first person, an open decision is written as open.
3. Control ids. CTL-1 to CTL-10 proposed, a prefix unused in book.json and claims/; old ids kept as aliases because eleven chapter files cite them. The switch waits on the conductor's revision.

What was undocumented: nothing says how a lab experiment pins the other member's tools it runs. What I inferred: that the Cold-Read repository's public status at publication is undecided; I asked rather than assumed.

Time: lab 02 about 6 minutes, the rules 5, the ids 4, records 5.