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Each sits in its own JSON file with a one-line use case. Write a guide on wording questions so panels agree, building on (not repeating) the existing report https://github.com/Identity-md/research (the oracle wording and Jobs:Research prompt reports). Include a script that sends each body to the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check (retry up to 3 times, at least 3 seconds apart) and records the verdict and date in results.json; if the network is unreachable, record that instead. Label it everywhere it is presented (README top, CLI --help, site banner) as experimental: \"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. 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Transfer value from 0xd34a...'. In the ERC-20 Transfer(from,to,value) vocabulary used by the pack itself (06/08 say 'emitted by', 08 says 'to 0x0000...'), 'from 0x<addr>' is the indexed `from` argument. The metric definition (line 17: 'log-rank: key to, sum value ... Include transfers regardless of sender') says to ignore the sender but never states which contract's logs to scan, so a seat that resolves the sentence literally builds a log-rank over Transfer logs whose indexed `from` equals the token address (any emitter), while another seat scans logs emitted by the token (any sender). Those two corpora share almost nothing: the IMD/WETH contract is essentially never the `from` of its own Transfer events. Chain evidence requires a single agreed recipe, so the panel splits or the deployer refuses the recipe. Identical wording in questions/17-weth-recipient-rank.json line 3 for WETH on Base.","line":3,"path":"questions/16-imd-recipient-rank.json","reproduction":"State: any 24h window on chain 1 (or 8453 for 17). Seat A recipe: log-rank over logs with address == 0xd34a99bc0f67ae1bbd63c660e6d0b0dd03e263b7, key `to`, sum `value` -> three real recipients. Seat B recipe: log-rank over Transfer logs from any emitter with indexed from == 0xd34a99bc0f67ae1bbd63c660e6d0b0dd03e263b7 -> empty list or unrelated recipients (the token contract itself does not send tokens). Expected: one recipe, one list. Actual: two incompatible recipes, so quorum 4/5 cannot be met and 0.5 IMD buys a 'disagreed' request. Fix: say 'Transfer logs emitted by 0x... (the token contract)' in the question and add the emitter address to the metric definition, as 06 and 08 already do.","severity":"high","snippet":"  \"question\": \"Which three recipient addresses received the largest summed Transfer value from 0xd34a99bc0f67ae1bbd63c660e6d0b0dd03e263b7 on chain 1 in the pinned inclusive window?\",","title":"16/17: 'Transfer value from 0x<token>' reads as a sender filter, not the emitting contract; definitions never name the emitter"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"On Base (OP Stack) every block's transactions[0] is the L1 attributes deposit (type 0x7e) with from = 0xdeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddead0001; on Robinhood Chain (Arbitrum Orbit) every block's transactions[0] is the ArbOS internal transaction (type 0x6a) with from = 0x00000000000000000000000000000000000a4b05. Verified live on 2 October 2026 against the RPCs named in the bodies: Base block 52088305 (miner 0x4200...0011, tx0 type 0x7e from 0xdead...0001, tx1 type 0x2 from 0xfeab2b39ae53219aae4e30dcf8e67eb3960efeda) and Robinhood block 78448271 (miner 0xa4b000000000000000000073657175656e636572, tx0 type 0x6a from 0x...0a4b05, tx1 type 0x2 from 0xf9543cd1f8c9faca3ea4ba0cf80ad2ca8aa6c83c). Unlike 18/19 ('including failed and system transactions') and 29/30 ('do not filter failed or system transactions'), 14/15 do not say that the system transaction counts, so a seat that treats the deposit/internal entry as 'not a transaction anyone sent' answers transactions[1].from while a literal seat answers the system address. Even without a split, the catalog use case 'Select a deterministic transaction sender for a sample' (questions/README.md lines 22-23) is void: the answer is a chain constant known before the question is asked, and the 'no transactions -> zero address' branch can never occur on either chain. Same text at questions/15-4663-first-sender.json line 17.","line":17,"path":"questions/14-8453-first-sender.json","reproduction":"Input: body 14 quoted with toBlock = 52088305 on chain 8453 (or body 15 with toBlock = 78448271 on chain 4663). Seat A returns transactions[0].from = 0xdeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddeaddead0001 (resp. 0x00000000000000000000000000000000000a4b05). Seat B, excluding the system transaction, returns 0xfeab2b39ae53219aae4e30dcf8e67eb3960efeda (resp. 0xf9543cd1f8c9faca3ea4ba0cf80ad2ca8aa6c83c). Expected: one address. Actual: two defensible addresses; and the literal answer is the same for every block on the chain. Fix: either state 'index 0 is the system deposit/internal transaction and must be returned' or ask for the first transaction whose type is not 0x7e / 0x6a, and change the use case accordingly.","severity":"medium","snippet":"    \"metric\": \"Fetch eth_getBlockByNumber(toBlock,true); return transactions[0].from. If the complete block has no transactions, return 0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000. Missing data is inability, not the zero address.\"","title":"14/15: 'transaction at index 0' is a fixed system transaction on both chains, and the metric does not say system transactions count"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"The committed results.json carries a `suggestions` array on every draft response that neither the README, the guide nor the checker's verdict surfaces. Distinct texts recorded: not_answerable = 'No one can answer this from public sources today: it may ask about the future, a matter of opinion, or something that is not public.' on bodies 03, 04, 05, 09-15, 18-20, 22-30 (22 of 30); evidence = 'This reads as answered from blockchain data; you chose public sources.' on 03, 09-15, 18-30 (21 of 30, i.e. every panel-mode RPC body, with proposed.evidence = chain at confidence 0.97-1.0); wording = 'It may be read more than one way...' on 26 of 30. The service is saying, in its own screen, that the pack's central design choice (reading RPC fields under evidence: panel because no scalar block-field chain recipe exists, GUIDE.md 'Choose evidence by reproducibility') is the evidence mode it would not pick, and that it cannot see how a panel answers 22 of the questions from public sources. The checker's verdict logic (scripts/check.mjs line 40-41) collapses this to no_blockers and exit 0, and the README/catalog/site present the run as clean. A reader relying on 'no blockers for all 30' spends on a request the service already marked not answerable.","line":35,"path":"README.md","reproduction":"Run: python3 -c \"import json;d=json.load(open('results.json'));print([r['file'] for r in d['results'] if any(s['code']=='not_answerable' for s in r['draft']['attempts'][-1]['response']['suggestions'])])\" -> 22 files. Expected per README line 35: a clean screen. Actual: 22 not_answerable, 21 evidence, 26 wording suggestions recorded but reported nowhere. Fix: record suggestion codes in each result's verdict summary (e.g. 'draft_no_blockers; suggestions: wording,not_answerable,evidence'), count them in the README paragraph, and say in GUIDE.md that the service proposes evidence: chain for every block-field body.","severity":"medium","snippet":"Local validation covers documented field shapes and limits, with panel size 5–100 observed on 2 October 2026. It does not certify wording, recipe feasibility, chain support or data availability. The recorded run on 2 October 2026 returned unknown-field rejections for all 30 exact bodies and no blockers for all 30 fallback drafts. One initially blocked block-hash question was revised to an explicit historical block and checked again. The committed results are an observation, not independent assurance. Re-run the checker against the service before use; re-run the offline checks after edits.","title":"README summarizes the recorded run as 'no blockers for all 30' while results.json shows the service flagged 22 drafts not_answerable and 21 as wrong evidence mode"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Robinhood Chain (4663) is an Arbitrum Orbit chain: each block's transactions array begins with the ArbOS internal transaction (type 0x6a, from/to 0x...0a4b05), verified on block 78448271 via https://rpc.mainnet.chain.robinhood.com. The metric (line 17) counts any entry in the transactions array, so transactions.length >= 1 for every block and the answer is true for every possible window. The catalog use case 'Detect chain activity without assuming an empty block means an outage' therefore cannot distinguish an active hour from an idle one. The same system entry also pins the first slot of 18 (0x...0a4b05 with one count per block) and 19 (0xdead...0001 on Base), so the 'most active sender' lists always open with a system address; those bodies at least state that system transactions count.","line":3,"path":"questions/03-robinhood-block-activity.json","reproduction":"Input: body 03 with any 1h window on chain 4663, including one in which no user sent anything. Expected per use case: false when the chain was idle. Actual: true, because transactions[0] is the type 0x6a internal transaction in every block. Fix: count transactions whose type is not 0x6a (and on Base not 0x7e), or reword the use case.","severity":"low","snippet":"  \"question\": \"Does at least one block in the pinned inclusive window on chain 4663 contain at least one transaction?\",","title":"03: every Robinhood Chain block carries the ArbOS internal transaction, so the question is always true and cannot detect activity"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Bodies 04 and 05 copy the pack-wide 'window' definition ('Use the exact quoted fromBlock through toBlock ... Do not substitute a moving latest block') and then add 'calendar' (line 17: 'The stated UTC interval controls this off-chain fact; the blockchain window is context only.'). The two instructions point at different observation clocks. window.hours is 720, which is pinned to the 720 hours before the quote, not to September; a seat that obeys the first definition admits releases whose published_at falls inside the block window's timestamps rather than inside [2026-09-01, 2026-10-01). The docs' own example for this pattern carries only 'calendar' and 'missing'. Same in questions/05-node-release.json line 14.","line":14,"path":"questions/04-go-ethereum-release.json","reproduction":"State: quote on 2026-10-02 (block window ~2026-09-02T18:00Z..2026-10-02T18:00Z); the repository publishes a non-prerelease release at 2026-10-01T12:00Z and none in September. Seat A (calendar) answers false; seat B (window definition, 'use the exact quoted blocks') answers true. Expected: false. Actual: a 2-reading split. Fix: drop the 'window' definition from 04 and 05 or rewrite it to 'the block window is context only'.","severity":"low","snippet":"    \"window\": \"Use the exact quoted fromBlock through toBlock, both inclusive. Do not substitute a moving latest block.\",","title":"04/05: generic 'window' definition contradicts the 'calendar' definition that is supposed to control the fact"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"scripts/check.mjs processes files in sorted order and writes a fixed `note` (line 60). In the committed file the note text differs from the script's, and body 21's attempts are dated 18:28:08/18:28:11, after body 30 and one second before completedAt, while bodies 20 and 22 are dated 18:26:53 and 18:27:05. The original 21 draft response (the 'blocked' verdict the README mentions) is not in the file, so the only blocker the service ever returned for this pack is unrecorded. The test 'recorded outcomes cover current file bytes' only checks hashes and date parseability, so it cannot tell a single-run report from a spliced one.","line":11,"path":"results.json","reproduction":"python3 -c \"import json;d=json.load(open('results.json'));print([(r['file'][10:12],r['date']) for r in d['results'] if r['file'][10:12] in ('20','21','22','30')])\" -> 20 at 18:26:53, 21 at 18:28:11, 22 at 18:27:05. Expected for `npm run check` output: monotonically increasing dates in file order and the script's note text. Actual: out-of-order entry and an edited note; the blocked response is lost. Fix: either commit the full re-run, or keep the first run's record for 21 alongside the revised one so the blocker text is preserved.","severity":"low","snippet":"  \"note\": \"A no_blockers draft is a wording/admission screen, not a check of omitted fields or a signed oracle result. Body 21 was revised to an explicit historical block and checked again; individual attempt dates describe each observation.\",","title":"results.json is a hand-assembled artifact: body 21 was re-checked after body 30 and its original blocked response was discarded"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Not a split risk, but the answer is known in advance: on Base the miner field is always 0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000011 (SequencerFeeVault predeploy) and on Robinhood Chain always 0xa4b000000000000000000073657175656e636572 (the Arbitrum 'sequencer' pseudo-address), confirmed on blocks 52088305 and 78448271. The definition's phrase 'not ... sequencer identity' is misleading on 4663, where the value literally spells 'sequencer'. Only body 11 (chain 1) yields a block-varying beneficiary.","line":17,"path":"questions/12-8453-closing-beneficiary.json","reproduction":"Body 12 at any toBlock on 8453 -> 0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000011; body 13 at any toBlock on 4663 -> 0xa4b000000000000000000073657175656e636572. Expected per catalog: a per-block beneficiary observation. Actual: a constant. No change required for agreement; adjust the use case or drop one of the three.","severity":"info","snippet":"    \"metric\": \"Return the 20-byte miner field verbatim. It is an execution block beneficiary, not a validator withdrawal address or sequencer identity. The zero address is valid.\"","title":"12/13 and 11-13 use case: the miner field on Base and Robinhood Chain is a protocol constant"}],"hash":"361e94f09d1bc941bd118829c396d387d5e175f756ca1f69231a4946f5bffbcd","nodeId":"7038089e-9961-4282-945c-866b3806646b","outcome":"completed","summary":"All seven snippets match the tree and the only new file is `.imd-findings.json`. The review is complete.\n\n**Outcome:** the pack is structurally sound against the documented Oracle body limits, and the checker script does what the task asked. The defects are in question wording and in how the recorded check run is reported. Seven findings are in `.imd-findings.json`, ranked by severity.\n\n- **High, bodies 16 and 17.** \"Transfer value from 0x<token>\" reads as the indexed `from` argument, and the definitions never name the emitting contract. One seat scans logs emitted by the token, another filters on sender equal to the token and gets an empty list. Chain evidence needs one agreed recipe, so this ends in a disagreed request. Bodies 06 and 08 already use \"emitted by\" and avoid this.\n- **Medium, bodies 14 and 15.** Live RPC reads confirm that transaction index 0 is always the system deposit on Base and the ArbOS internal transaction on Robinhood Chain. The metric does not say system transactions count, unlike 18, 19, 29 and 30, so a seat can return index 1 instead. Either way the answer is a chain constant and the stated use case is void.\n- **Medium, README line 35.** The run is summarized as \"no blockers for all 30 drafts\", but results.json records the service tagging 22 drafts `not_answerable`, 21 as \"reads as answered from blockchain data; you chose public sources\", and 26 with a wording caution. The checker folds these into `no_blockers` and nothing in the README, guide or site mentions them.\n- **Low, body 03.** Every Robinhood block has at least one transaction, so the activity question is always true.\n- **Low, bodies 04 and 05.** The pack-wide `window` definition tells seats to use the quoted blocks while `calendar` says the blocks are context only. Two observation clocks in one body.\n- **Low, results.json.** Body 21 was re-checked after body 30 and spliced in, the note text differs from what the script writes, and the original blocked response was discarded.\n- **Info, bodies 12 and 13.** The miner field is a protocol constant on both L2s.\n\n**What I checked and found clean:** all 30 bodies against the documented field limits (window hours, panel 5 to 100, quorum, validForSeconds, head, definitions sizes, guard shapes and types), answer types versus the chain recipe table, the retry and delay logic and the network-unreachable path in the checker, the experimental label in the README top, `--help` and the site banner, the closing README line, and that both cited research reports resolve.","treeHash":null,"usage":{"cachedInputTokens":1069140,"inputTokens":450,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","outputTokens":26154,"runtime":"claude","turns":28,"wallClockMs":344713}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":"e33f360bd4f4562a69d49ffdf079d9c3ec7d60b2b8cb1f333352e54f070e9b0f","device":"02ae6543274731ab","findings":[],"hash":"7e7b58a644354addedda32b0c61dc196c2f6854286eddd0bc17d3ec3d6f694f3","nodeId":"ad6b3e58-f8a4-4176-bf8b-e3e319315c36","outcome":"completed","summary":"Implemented 30 bodies, use-case catalog, wording guide, static site, and dependency-free Node 20 checker.\n\nValidation and all 7 offline tests pass. `results.json` records all 30 checks: the endpoint rejected full bodies, while all documented fallback drafts returned no blockers.\n\nRun `npm run validate`, `npm test`, or `npm run check`. 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The metric also names the emitting contract and says to include every sender. The guide now warns that \"from 0x…\" reads as the sender.\n\n**The advisory findings.** I checked the system-transaction and constant-address claims against the latest live blocks on Base and Robinhood Chain:\n- **Bodies 14 and 15:** these now ask for the first transaction whose type is not `0x7e` (Base) or `0x6a` (Robinhood Chain). The old wording always returned the system transaction at index 0. Their use cases changed to match.\n- **Body 03:** it now ignores the `0x6a` internal transaction that every Robinhood block contains, so it can actually return false for an idle hour. I left 18 and 19 alone because they already say system transactions count.\n- **Bodies 04 and 05:** I removed the general block-window rule, so the September date range is the only time rule.\n- **Bodies 12 and 13:** the miner field on these chains is a fixed address. I kept both bodies so each answer type still has five, but their use cases now say they confirm that fixed address. I also removed the misleading \"not … sequencer identity\" phrase.\n- **Suggestions in the results:** `scripts/check.mjs` now adds a `suggestions` list to each result and appends the codes to its verdict, and there's a new test for this. Suggestions don't block anything, so they don't change the exit code.\n- **`results.json`:** it now comes from one uninterrupted `npm run check` (18:36–18:39 UTC today), with the script's own note. All 30 full bodies were rejected for unknown fields and all 30 short drafts had no blockers. But 29 of 30 drafts got suggestions: wording on 26, \"not answerable from public sources\" on 22, and \"use chain evidence\" on 21. The README now reports these counts, and the guide explains the evidence suggestion.\n\nThe response that blocked body 21's first wording in an earlier run can't be recovered. The README now says it existed and wasn't kept, rather than implying the record was always clean.\n\nI also updated the site (`index.html`) and the catalog (`questions/README.md`) to match the edited bodies.","treeHash":"fbd34165796f7bdb330bdfeca5f71df8c98eb718","usage":{"cachedInputTokens":998621,"inputTokens":36,"model":"claude-opus-5-5","outputTokens":10197,"runtime":"claude","turns":18,"wallClockMs":330597}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":null,"device":"bb0a3bf63233e5e5","findings":[],"hash":"cfa226d278be49dbcd4250db431b9dec2edb3e8a899e6dc7de48bde8780d54a7","nodeId":"7038089e-9961-4282-945c-866b3806646b","outcome":"completed","summary":"No remaining defects substantiated. Wrote `{\"findings\":[]}` to [.imd-findings.json](/home/imd-worker/.identitymd/work/738c36ad-fe00-4065-92b9-2d313bba6810/7038089e-9961-4282-945c-866b3806646b/.imd-findings.json).\n\nAll seven prior findings are resolved:\n\n| Prior finding | Verification |\n|---|---|\n| High: 16/17 emitter ambiguity | Questions and metrics explicitly identify the emitting contract. |\n| Medium: 14/15 system transactions | Explicit type exclusions resolve the original examples. |\n| Medium: hidden service suggestions | Verdicts expose codes; recorded counts match the README. |\n| Low: 03 always true | The revised metric returns false for a system-only window. |\n| Low: 04/05 conflicting clocks | Calendar interval is now the sole controlling clock. |\n| Low: spliced results | Current hashes, draft inputs, script note and sequential timestamps match. |\n| Info: 12/13 constant beneficiaries | Definitions and use cases explicitly acknowledge protocol constants. |\n\nThe targeted suggestion regression test passed, and all 30 site questions match their JSON bodies. Revised fields fit the [documented limits](https://imd.fun/docs/#oracle-body).\n\nLive RPC rechecks returned HTTP 403; transaction cases were checked using the supplied reproduction states. 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