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stream: the reviewer's verdicts #494
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One workstream: everything run 3 measured about unic-dlc-pr-review and /build's self-certification, so that a fixed, a pass and a "did not run" on a pull request can be trusted. Sub-issues are the tickets; this ticket carries no state and no priority by the stream rule in docs/agents/labels.md.
Source: findings register on develop at bcf688a, § "G. What run 3 taught about the instrument" (rows G4, G5, G6, G7, G8, G9, G18) and § "The sealed prediction, scored — run 3 (2026-09-16)". Dispatch record on Dispatch run 3, read both legs against sealed predictions, and write it up.
What run 4 asks of this stream: on a byte-identical commit the review Box marked six real findings fixed and resolved their threads, the certifier counted what the reviewer had read as broken, and the summary denied a command the sub-agents ran. Run 4's map, charted with /wayfinder, decides the order; open-pr precedes its gate is re-grilled first.
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reconcilemarks a finding fixed when the next review omits it, andpostresolves the thread #482goals-checkcounts, the precheck reads, and only the counter reachesevidence.json#483synthesizededupes before identity is assigned and merged across two files against its own rule #486report.mdsays "nothing was flaky" fromverification's single final run #488controlsnode in/buildwritesinertorcan-failper check intoevidence.json#489reconcilemarks a finding fixed when the next review omits it, andpostresolves the thread #482goals-checkcounts, the precheck reads, and only the counter reachesevidence.json#483synthesizededupes before identity is assigned and merged across two files against its own rule #486report.mdsays "nothing was flaky" fromverification's single final run #488controlsnode in/buildwritesinertorcan-failper check intoevidence.json#489orioltf commentedon Sep 17, 2026
Closed while charting run 4's map, #498.
Its seven children moved to that map — #482, #483, #485, #486, #487, #488, #489 — because GitHub
allows one parent per issue, so a stream and a map compete for the same slot. The map won: parenthood
groups, and a gate that crosses a map's boundary is drawn as a native
blocked_byedge instead, whichthe UI renders anyway.
Nothing in this body needed an action. It was a pointer to the findings register § G rows G4–G9 and
G18, plus one sentence about what run 4 asks of this stream. Both now live in the map's § Notes, where a
session reads them.
#495 is untouched and keeps its five children.
Run 4's map rules it out of scope: none of its tickets is about a verdict. Two of them, #484 and #492,
return as
blocked_byedges on the dispatch ticket, because they gate a dispatch without belonging tothe effort.