--- name: session-ledger-2026-06-07 description: Practice-of-return ledger maintained by /symmetria — returns, open horizons, recalibrations, authorization moves, sub-agent dialogues, bypasses. metadata: node_type: memory type: feedback originSessionId: 4f637e50-c81d-42ab-a410-fc77c2532223 permalink: claude-memory/session-ledger-2026-06-07 --- # Session Ledger — 2026-06-07 ## Returns - 10:30 — **roadmap-from-audit-only**: the Road-to-Stage-G first draft sequenced only audit findings and silently dropped the pre-audit horizon's SCSS re-partition Stages 2–3 (the horizon's own Stage-G gate). Caught by the steward's question "anything open lost in the cracks?" — returned by reading `arc-horizon-2026-06-03.md` against the roadmap and restoring Wave 3R + the parked register. Drift shape: *a new plan derived from a new instrument inherits only the instrument's view; pre-existing opens need a deliberate sweep.* - 09:50 — **mega-finding escapes refutation**: tracer I-core packed a code-gap ($plex-sans-scale) inside a single spec-stale-labeled finding, so it bypassed the refuter stage (which filters on verdict). Caught at synthesis; re-verified by hand; lesson baked into the /spec-code-audit skill ("one claim per finding; scan mega-findings by hand"). - 09:55 — **count-precision**: my EXIF spot-check (135, narrow pattern) vs refuter's 139 (full pattern) — recorded both rather than silently adopting either; the verify-counts-two-ways shape, honored. - 13:40 — **W2.5 sweep caught two incomplete items in my own pass**: the Appendix-A root-token AUDIT marker (the missed half of P1.9/P1.10) and A7's born-dormant passages (I'd updated the Appendix-D row but not the §I.k.c prose). The mechanical stale-marker sweep (20 patterns, expect-zero) caught what the per-file editing missed — same lesson as censused-routes: coverage claims need the census, not the memory of having edited. - 12:30 — **jurist's PENDING-32 condition verified before composing**: the jurist ruled from a stale frontmatter spec ("ends at §2.7"); the live §2.8 already carries work:/translator: with the jurist's own language verbatim. Measured before editing; condition found pre-discharged; relay queued. The trust-prior-pass-frame discipline pointed the other way for once — at the jurist's pass, not mine. ## Open horizons - 07:40 — §VII.f running head: measure before view (spec conditions vs template reality) — steward's look-at-together; no unilateral fix. *(12:00 — ruled this morning: W1.2 BUILDS, CSS scroll-driven, after Waves 2–3.)* - 07:40 — be repo 31 commits behind (Seb's launch-posture arc, incl. LAUNCH.md + pattern language v3); pull before reading. *(12:00 — verified with fetch: still exactly 31; unread three days running.)* - 07:40 — Basic Memory verdict displaced twice; reschedule deliberately this session or name the carry. - 12:00 — *Second sitting (wake after ~1h pause).* REVIEWED.md ends at -31: **no jurist verdicts on PENDING-30..33 yet** → Wave 2 runs W2.1–W2.3 only; **W2.4 text HELD** pending -30 (Postures wording) + -31 (vignette Part II). Do not draft W2.4-dependent spec text before the verdicts land. - 17:30 — **steward's eye caught a transform over-reach the audit missed**: §I.k.b's em→en rule (live since 06-04) was converting the Chicago 3-em-dash bibliographic repeat (`———.`) to `– – – .` in Sources blocks (2 corpus carriers). The rule's premise — "ARC English never uses the em dash" — was false for exactly one fixed convention, and neither the 06-04 build nor the 06-07 audit's tracer caught it because both verified the transform *against its stated rules*, not the rules against the corpus. Lesson: *an enforcement rule built on a "never occurs" premise needs a corpus census of the premise before it ships* (`grep '———'` on 06-04 would have found both carriers). Fixed same hour: run-exemption in the transform + multilingual §3.2 exemption note. - 16:00 — **render-gate page lacked the element under judgment**: offered the steward After the Reply V for the hr comparison — a page with zero bare `