2026-07-19T1308Z-audit

Verification & coverage notes

Duplicate-audit guard tripped — this fire stood down at Phase 0 (no audit passes run).

The most recent audit record on origin/main is runs/2026-07-18/2026-07-18T1208Z-audit.md — a full weekly quality audit (window 166 h / gap 143 h ≈ 6 days, 3 audit-recovered entries), started 2026-07-18T12:08:23Z. The gap from that anchor to this fire's start (2026-07-19T13:08:40Z) is 25.00 h — under the Phase 0 step-2 threshold of 72 h. This fire is a scheduled routine, not an explicit interactive operator directive, so the guard applies and the audit does not run: a complete weekly audit swept the trailing week ~25 h ago, and re-auditing now would re-sweep that same week against a window (2026-07-18T12:08Z → now) far too thin to hold a new week's signal. This is the guard working exactly as designed — the full weekly audit ran Saturday, and Sunday's scheduled slot fired before a week has elapsed (the same Saturday-audit / Sunday-slot pattern that stood down the 2026-07-12 fire against the 2026-07-11 audit).

No sub-agents were spawned; no truth passes, coverage re-sweeps, systemic review, or calibration ran. No entries recovered. The audit report is intentionally not written — there is no audit to report, and a report documenting a non-audit would manufacture content (A-INV-2). This run record is the mandatory artifact of the fire (A-INV-3, run-record-per-fire): it records that the fire happened, why it stood down, and what the next audit must pick up.

Pipeline-health snapshot (situational, not an audit finding). The scheduled intel cadence is running normally on the operator-owned single-daily schedule: the most recent fire 2026-07-19T0408Z-intel is publish_status: ok on origin/main. Nothing about the current pipeline state is operationally alarming; the stand-down is a cadence artifact, not a failure.

Carried forward to the next qualifying audit (nothing lost by standing down). The 2026-07-18 weekly audit's open items remain the next audit's duty. Operator closures from the 2026-07-18 operator-response addendum are final (v3.27) and are NOT re-opened or re-checked: recommendation 1 (scheduler cadence — the single daily fire is the intended, operator-owned schedule), recommendation 2 (double-CLEAN gate room — adopted as the 5→8 iteration-cap raise shipped in v3.27), and watch item bd.zh.ch (Kanton Zürich Baudirektion MedusaLocker listing — closed; any new development flows through the normal intel runs as an update_of, not audit tracking).

Still open, carried to the next audit that clears the guard:

• Recommendation 3 — populate the org-profile product/supplier watchlists (carried from 07-11 and 07-18; still open). The product and supplier sweeps remain no-ops until the config is populated.
• Watch item — Roundcube 1.6.17/1.7.2 patch fold-in (from 07-11): open, dormant; the next Roundcube entry with any delta should reference the patched versions.
• Watch item — KELA "ByteToBreach" claim naming Romania's ANCPI (national land registry): single-source criminal-marketplace claim; constituency-relevant if true; awaits corroboration from ANCPI / Romanian authorities / Admiralty A–B journalism.
• Watch item — PD-11 margin-class (unexploited vulnerabilities whose mechanics justify an out-of-band response, the Moodle local_o365 miss class): one judgment-call miss at 07-18, not yet a pattern; the next audit checks whether the class recurs.
• Watch item — weekly citation-date discipline (the v3.26 fix): effectiveness unverified until the next weekly runs; the next audit truth-passes the first post-v3.26 weekly batch (citation dates must match source publication dates).
• Fix-effectiveness — the v3.26/v3.27 machinery fixes the 07-18 audit shipped (weekly citation-date + per-fact-attribution duty; the 5→8 verifier-cap raise) each need their behavior confirmed to have actually changed in the trailing window.

Monthly priority-calibration status. The 2026-07-18 report already carries a ## Priority calibration section discharging the July monthly duty. Per Phase 0 step 4 (one calibration pass per calendar month, self-healing), July is satisfied — the next qualifying audit does NOT own Phase 3b for July, and the duty next falls due in August.

Verifier scope. Iteration 1 verifies this run record only (there are no entries and no audit report): a cold reader confirms the duplicate-audit claim holds on disk — that runs/2026-07-18/2026-07-18T1208Z-audit.md is the latest -audit record on origin/main, that its started is 2026-07-18T12:08:23Z, and that the 25.00 h gap is under the 72 h threshold.