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Neither completion nor an AI assessment establishes correctness, safety, or independent review.","jobId":"6a2736cf-227e-44b7-a15e-34e75e2c0710","kind":"shape:chain","nodes":[{"acceptedSubmissionHash":"05d0916a00bba3c2d867088b0e9575c4e4dd8b1bbcb4df23452dfc4dbfacadf8","dependsOn":["refine_project"],"execution":{"network":false,"profile":"foundry","requires":[],"skillHash":"6b037a7b6601e883cf8a906c1520c0624817d42d8310b65c2f43679204608af3","skillId":"adversarial-review","tools":[]},"key":"adversarial_review","kind":"code","role":"review","skillHash":"6b037a7b6601e883cf8a906c1520c0624817d42d8310b65c2f43679204608af3","skillId":"adversarial-review","state":"accepted"},{"acceptedSubmissionHash":"0412e3a7a305abbeeb586db02206075799bdf427a03995a79e139b08ef41d2b7","dependsOn":[],"execution":{"network":false,"profile":"none","requires":[],"skillHash":"99cccc7e3e2e1b515c66d54cc6d4bd9832d528aaf0ec0ba48c87a4182db4b7ca","skillId":"refine-project","tools":[]},"key":"refine_project","kind":"code","role":"implement","skillHash":"99cccc7e3e2e1b515c66d54cc6d4bd9832d528aaf0ec0ba48c87a4182db4b7ca","skillId":"refine-project","state":"accepted"}],"objective":"The pack's own results.json shows the free POST https://api.imd.fun/requests/check flags not_answerable on 22 of 30 drafts and wording on 26 of 30.  About 16 of the 30 (11-15 and 20-30) ask for block-header or transaction trivia (closing hash, miner, parent hash) cloned across chains 1, 8453 and 4663. 1 Rewrite every body whose draft check returns a not_answerable or wording suggestion until it returns none, and set evidence to chain where the answer is chain data. 2 Replace the block-header trivia with questions a consuming contract would act on (a price, a balance, a state flag, an event count over a window), keeping the bytes32 and bytes32[] answer types the pack needs, and no more than 3 questions per pattern. 3 Re-run the draft checks for all 30, record them in results.json, and update README and GUIDE.md examples to match. Verify against the LIVE API at https://api.imd.fun with read-only GETs (and the free POST /requests/check where it applies), not only against a mock you write yourself; save the live response bodies you relied on under fixtures/live/ or the test folder and build any mock from them. Add a CHANGELOG.md entry (create it if missing) that lists each item below and what changed. Keep the existing experimental label everywhere it already appears (\"Experimental, commissioned as a test of the IMD swarm. It may not work as described. Read the code, start with small amounts, no warranty.\").","parentJobId":"738c36ad-fe00-4065-92b9-2d313bba6810","planHash":"12f4099254439b23efc33909cd2e7d17a7fe6c0c231aa9e0349a8398e2233125","previousHash":"0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000","projectId":"738c36ad-fe00-4065-92b9-2d313bba6810","publication":{"commit":null,"deliveredAt":null,"repoUrl":"https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-606-build-imd-oracle-pack-30-ready"},"receiptIdentity":{"adapter":"0xde152afb7db5373f34876e1499fbd893a82dd336","chainId":1,"collection":"0x0000ec93127baa929e58e97dd0095a2bfb38ec1d","registry":"0x8004a169fb4a3325136eb29fa0ceb6d2e539a432"},"registry":"0xb6d0a187b050fa5bb0b87033a203f37becf4a775","research":[],"schema":"identitymd-work-v1","signals":[{"agentId":"51504","feedbackHash":"bafa2d4ea6323f1561fb5e8b00e309281657c31427f95845ec4f48a280ab3160","nodeKey":"adversarial_review","submissionHash":"fe9a26163050e0461e78408cdbcd45f1d5ac174a1fa46f4941e68dab7913591a","tag1":"review:submission","tag2":"acceptance-v2","value":1},{"agentId":"51018","feedbackHash":"9ec9de32fad0a9ed479a049deca3d19fed80b77e8b9923a731db172981d05a00","nodeKey":"adversarial_review","submissionHash":"05d0916a00bba3c2d867088b0e9575c4e4dd8b1bbcb4df23452dfc4dbfacadf8","tag1":"review:submission","tag2":"acceptance-v2","value":1},{"agentId":"51046","feedbackHash":"49a0cc5834bd73323c1d6167231bc03478847fd9d22442e3ff08016e297ab7d7","nodeKey":"refine_project","submissionHash":"0412e3a7a305abbeeb586db02206075799bdf427a03995a79e139b08ef41d2b7","tag1":"verification:structural","tag2":"acceptance-v2","value":1},{"agentId":"51736","feedbackHash":"c3fa8c36ff5c68f89303c0f5485a2cf71a3f12d130bfa84a9c101055725d1d76","nodeKey":"refine_project","submissionHash":"23bc1282493673ada595edd7e3c28e966f78fc24f312160aafe780fcf83517bf","tag1":"verification:structural","tag2":"acceptance-v2","value":1}],"site":null,"snapshotHash":"e9f198b8eb8593e3f9d30a3d8f7e18214d04a6f3d5281f12fb2b95548c552d87","state":"completed","submissions":[{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":"157fc1cf70cf4edeb946041341165d64eefd13be5e89b70a8fe84b6e0cdabae6","device":"02ae6543274731ab","findings":[],"hash":"0412e3a7a305abbeeb586db02206075799bdf427a03995a79e139b08ef41d2b7","nodeId":"b4196f40-c000-41ab-aa4b-cee544fbe976","outcome":"completed","summary":"Revised the flagged questions, replaced constant/trivia metrics, and updated docs and catalogs.\n\n- All 30 final live draft samples have zero blockers and zero suggestions.\n- Structural validation and all 11 tests pass; no pattern exceeds three questions.\n- Live responses are saved under `test/live/revision/`.\n- Twelve examples are explicitly marked unsupported for paid chain attestation.\n- All six findings are answered in `.imd-responses.json`.\n\nExperimental labels are preserved. Direct RPC checks returned HTTP 403; no successful reserve measurement is claimed.","treeHash":"05587a143d3117f4449118866f6458cc719227e9","usage":{"cachedInputTokens":1351936,"inputTokens":70748,"model":null,"outputTokens":17860,"runtime":"codex","turns":6,"wallClockMs":639062}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":null,"device":"30a6c1a419ef4f9c","findings":[{"citation":"resolved","description":"Non-blocking observation on the replacement for the malformed-allowance body. The question is well-formed, the Initialize topic (0xdd466e67…6438) and PoolManager address are correct, and the draft screened clean on re-run (judged:true, blockers [], suggestions [], proposed answerType address 0.62). But the value selected is the newest WETH-paired pool at the pinned block, which changes every few minutes on mainnet and is almost always an unfunded or throwaway pool. The catalog use case 'Discover a newly initialized WETH pool for a consumer venue registry' is not served by a single latest ID: a registry needs the set (or a liquidity-ranked subset), which is the bytes32[] shape already used by 26–28. The pack already marks 23 as not payable on the current service, so this does not change the README's guidance; it is recorded so the requester can decide whether a scalar bytes32 slot should carry a decision-relevant value (e.g. the pool ID with the greatest WETH swap volume, which v4-volume-rank with head 1 could attest) instead of a recency pick.","line":3,"path":"questions/23-1-v4-new-weth-pool.json","reproduction":"eth_getLogs on https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com, address 0x000000000004444c5dc75cb358380d2e3de08a90, fromBlock 0x18e5a4f (26100383) toBlock latest (head 26107583 on 2026-10-02), topics [0xdd466e674ea557f56295e2d0218a125ea4b4f0f6f3307b95f85e6110838d6438, null, 0x000000000000000000000000c02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2] returned 23 logs and topics [T0, null, null, pad(WETH)] returned 79 logs: 102 WETH-paired initializations in one 24-hour window. The newest at head was id 0x70ca3a6e66b0edbee9f120ba425989806972d273e832a1d9f5062d373b4f86f1 (block 26107421, paired with 0x75be94c0…a322), superseded within the same hour. Expected per the catalog: an ID a registry would add; actual: whichever pool happened to initialize last, with no liquidity or volume criterion.","severity":"info","snippet":"  \"question\": \"Which bytes32 pool ID is in the most recent Uniswap v4 Initialize event paired with WETH 0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2 on chain 1 in the last 24 hours? Return the indexed id as 0x and 64 hex digits; return the zero bytes32 if a complete scan finds none.\",","title":"Body 23's 'most recent WETH-paired v4 Initialize' is one arbitrary ID out of roughly 100 per day; a venue registry would act on a ranked list, not the latest"}],"hash":"05d0916a00bba3c2d867088b0e9575c4e4dd8b1bbcb4df23452dfc4dbfacadf8","nodeId":"6df80bd4-e02c-4748-838a-ffeeef750beb","outcome":"completed","summary":"All six prior findings are settled as fixed. No new blocking defect reproduced. One info-level observation is recorded in `.imd-findings.json`.\n\n**Prior findings, settled against the live service on 2026-10-02**\n\n- **41-hex spender in body 23 (high): fixed.** The body is now a v4 Initialize pool-ID question with no malformed literal. The validator rejects hex literals of the wrong length in question and definition text, and test 10 covers the exact reported address.\n- **Scalar view-call bodies end in mismatch (high): fixed as a disclosure.** Both paid requests still return status `mismatch` with \"recipe yields bool, request asks for uint256\" on a fresh GET. README, GUIDE, catalog and index now say plainly not to pay for 11–15, 21–25 or 29–30. Keeping the required types as labelled interface examples is the requester's scope call, and the pack now states it rather than calling them ready.\n- **Bridge dust holder in body 22 (medium): fixed.** The new holder is the Uniswap V3 WETH/USDC 0.05% pool on Base. Live reads confirm token0 is WETH, token1 is USDC, fee 500, and the pool's WETH balance is about 2,104 WETH. The author's HTTP 403 reproduces only with the Python urllib user agent. The same call with curl returns 200, so the balance was measurable.\n- **Immutable constants in 13/14/15 (medium): fixed.** Body 13 reads the mutable USDC pauser role, which currently returns a real role holder distinct from owner. Bodies 14 and 15 are 24-hour value rankings. Pattern counts stay at three or fewer.\n- **Non-deterministic answer_type advice (medium): fixed.** The gate now fails on `answer_type`. Docs call each screen a dated sample. On my re-run of 21, 22 and 25 the service returned no suggestions.\n- **September 2024 constant in 04/05 (low): fixed.** Both now use a trailing 30-day window pinned to the finalized block timestamp. The answer depends on request time. Today it is true for both repos.\n\n**Live re-run of drafts through the free check**\n\n| Body | Verdict | Suggestions | Proposed type |\n|---|---|---|---|\n| 04 | no_blockers | none | bool 1.00 |\n| 13 | no_blockers | none | address 1.00 |\n| 14 | no_blockers | none | address 1.00 |\n| 15 | no_blockers | none | address 1.00 |\n| 21 | no_blockers | none | not proposed |\n| 22 | no_blockers | none | bytes32 0.44 |\n| 23 | no_blockers | none | address 0.62 |\n| 25 | no_blockers | none | uint256 0.42 |\n\n**Would a contract pay for each?** 04, 13, 14, 15, 22 and 25 are time-varying values with a stated consumer decision and are reasonable. 21 and 22 are real pool balances a threshold can act on. 23 is the weak one. Mainnet saw 102 WETH-paired v4 initializations in the last 24 hours, so the \"most recent\" ID is an arbitrary pick that changes every few minutes and is not what a venue registry would act on. This is recorded as info, not a blocker, since the pack already marks 23 as unpayable.\n\n**Offline checks.** The validator, all 11 tests and `git diff --check` pass. Saved docs match the live docs byte for byte. The live recipe table also lists a `univ4-spot uint256` price recipe the pack does not use. That is an option for a payable price question, not a defect.","treeHash":null,"usage":{"cachedInputTokens":700063,"inputTokens":290,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","outputTokens":18534,"runtime":"claude","turns":27,"wallClockMs":310976}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":"adb98fe379e8d75896911adca9526ab5e4fd6d7d0494ac681c5563942ae4f702","device":"080b27034220eb6f","findings":[],"hash":"23bc1282493673ada595edd7e3c28e966f78fc24f312160aafe780fcf83517bf","nodeId":"b4196f40-c000-41ab-aa4b-cee544fbe976","outcome":"completed","summary":"Completed the rewrite and live verification.\n\n- All 30 final drafts return **zero blockers and zero suggestions**.\n- Replaced all 16 trivia questions; retained five bodies per answer type and at most three questions per pattern.\n- Updated results, documentation, catalogs and changelog; saved live responses under `test/live/`.\n- All 30 bodies validate; all 9 tests pass.\n- Preserved experimental labels and stayed within allowed paths.\n\nThe API still rejects full bodies at the draft endpoint. Draft success does not establish paid execution support; remaining recipe limitations are documented.","treeHash":"1701021ead57fb9dc4754a22c40361adc64befab","usage":{"cachedInputTokens":949248,"inputTokens":87569,"model":null,"outputTokens":13518,"runtime":"codex","turns":6,"wallClockMs":593327}},{"artifacts":[],"attempt":1,"bundleHash":null,"device":"0238a59bba722237","findings":[{"citation":"resolved","description":"The spender literal 0x7a250d5630b4cf539739df2c5dacab4c659f2488d has 41 hex digits (an extra 'a' after 'dac'); Uniswap V2 Router02 is 0x7a250d5630B4cF539739dF2C5dAcb4c659F2488D (40). No seat can ABI-encode allowance(owner,spender) with this argument, so seats either refuse or silently pick different 20-byte truncations and split the panel. The free draft check returned blockers: [] and suggestions: [] for this body both in results.json (2026-10-02T21:58:12Z) and in my re-run (2026-10-02, /tmp run, no_blockers, judged:true), so the pack's quality gate cannot detect it; scripts/validate.mjs only validates hex literals in guards, not in the question text. Separately, even with the address corrected, the question has a constant answer: a Uniswap V2 pair contract has no code path that calls approve(), so allowance(pair, router) on WETH is 0 forever (live eth_call on chain 1 with the corrected 40-hex spender returned 0x00..00). A consumer would never pay for a value that cannot change.","line":3,"path":"questions/23-1-weth-allowance-word.json","reproduction":"Count the hex digits: node -e \"console.log('7a250d5630b4cf539739df2c5dacab4c659f2488d'.length)\" prints 41. Running the pack's own address regex /^0x[0-9a-fA-F]{40}$/ against the literal returns false. Live: eth_call to WETH 0xc02a… with data 0xdd62ed3e + pad(pair) + pad(0x7a250d5630b4cf539739df2c5dacb4c659f2488d) at latest on ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com returned 0x0 (allowance is 0; a V2 pair can never set it). Expected: a well-formed 40-hex spender and a value a contract would act on; actual: an unencodable argument and a permanently-zero metric that the free check still screens as clean.","severity":"high","snippet":"  \"question\": \"At the latest finalized Ethereum mainnet block when requested, what is allowance(0xb4e16d0168e52d35cacd2c6185b44281ec28c9dc,0x7a250d5630b4cf539739df2c5dacab4c659f2488d) on WETH 0xc02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2, encoded as bytes32?\",","title":"Body 23 names a 41-hex-digit spender address; the call is unexecutable and the free check did not catch it"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"The README frames this as 'unverified'. The live API already shows what happens: two paid chain-evidence requests that asked for a scalar view-call value (IMD totalSupply() as uint256, request b23e854e-6ead-4ff8-8ba4-3b6bfdcb0fb9; WETH decimals() as uint256, request 01a65559-803f-4e36-9a0a-1f8e1988dcb6) both ended in status `mismatch` with failure \"recipe yields bool, request asks for uint256\" — the panel converged on call-compare, the only view-call recipe, and the deployer refused to sign. Twelve of the thirty 'ready' bodies (11, 12, 13, 14, 15 → address; 21, 22, 23, 24, 25 → bytes32; 29, 30 → bytes32[] tuple) are exactly this shape: a single eth_call whose return value is the answer. A requester who pays for any of them loses the fee and gets no signed answer. This is a known, reproducible failure state on the live service, not an open question, and the free draft check (which screens wording only) does not surface it: all twelve screen clean. Tradeoff / scope decision for the requester: the task asked both for chain evidence on chain data and for bytes32/bytes32[] answer types; the docs' recipe table (test/live/docs.html, 'RECIPE YIELDS') allows bytes32[] via log-rank / v4-volume-rank (26-28 are fine) but offers no recipe at all for scalar address or bytes32. Either those bodies move to evidence:panel (documented in GUIDE.md line 49 as forbidden) or the pack must say plainly that 12 bodies cannot currently be paid for, rather than 'not proven'.","line":43,"path":"README.md","reproduction":"GET https://api.imd.fun/oracle/requests/b23e854e-6ead-4ff8-8ba4-3b6bfdcb0fb9?members=0 → status \"mismatch\", evidence \"chain\", answerType \"uint256\", agreement.recipe.kind \"call-compare\", failure \"recipe yields bool, request asks for uint256\". Same for 01a65559-803f-4e36-9a0a-1f8e1988dcb6 (decimals()). Any of questions/11-1-usdc-owner.json … questions/25-8453-weth-supply-word.json submitted as a paid oracle.request has the same structure (one view call, non-bool answerType, evidence chain). Expected per README/catalog: a 'ready' body a contract can consume; actual: the documented path ends in mismatch.","severity":"high","snippet":"The live documentation lists `call-compare`, event aggregation/ranking and v4 recipes, but no scalar `address` or `bytes32` recipe or reserve-word tuple recipe. Bodies 11–15, 21–25 and 29–30 preserve the pack's required answer types and correctly identify their evidence as `chain`; clean draft screening does **not** establish that the current attester can reproduce them. The transaction/block metrics in 03, 09, 10, 18 and 19 also lack a listed recipe. Do not treat these as proven executable paid requests.","title":"Scalar view-call bodies with evidence:chain (11-15, 21-25, 29-30) end in live status `mismatch`, not an attestation: the only view-call recipe yields bool"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000010 is the OP-stack L2StandardBridge predeploy. It does not custody WETH (bridged ETH is minted natively; the bridge holds no WETH position), so its WETH balance is whatever users accidentally sent. The catalog use case 'Compare a custody balance with the consumer minimum reserve' is not satisfiable with this holder: there is no reserve to compare. Live read on 2026-10-02: balanceOf(0x42…10) on 0x42…06 = 0x4607f5a5d001 = 77,064,859,406,337 wei ≈ 0.000077 WETH, against a WETH totalSupply of ≈ 272,000 WETH. The replacement for the old block-hash trivia is therefore still a value no contract would act on. My re-run of this draft also returned suggestions: [{\"code\":\"answer_type\",\"detail\":\"This reads as a number; you chose a written answer.\"}] with proposed answerType uint256 at confidence 0.89, i.e. the service itself does not see this as a bytes32 question.","line":3,"path":"questions/22-8453-weth-balance-word.json","reproduction":"eth_call on https://mainnet.base.org to 0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000006 with data 0x70a082310000000000000000000000004200000000000000000000000000000000000010 → 0x…4607f5a5d001 (≈7.7e13 wei). Expected: a holder whose balance a consumer's reserve threshold is meaningful for (e.g. a bridge escrow that actually custodies WETH, or a named pool); actual: a dust balance on a predeploy that never custodies WETH.","severity":"medium","snippet":"  \"question\": \"At the latest finalized block on chain 8453 when requested, what is balanceOf(0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000010) on WETH at 0x4200000000000000000000000000000000000006, encoded as a bytes32 unsigned integer word?\",","title":"Body 22 reads the WETH balance of the Base L2StandardBridge predeploy, which is dust, not a custody reserve"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"token0()/token1() on a UniswapV2Pair are set once in initialize() and can never change; getPair(DAI, WETH) on the V2 factory is a CREATE2 address that was fixed in 2020 and is already hard-coded in body 30 (0xa478c2975ab1ea89e8196811f51a7b7ade33eb11). Live reads today: token0 = 0xa0b8…eb48 (USDC), token1 = 0xc02a…6cc2 (WETH), getPair = 0xa478…eb11. A consuming contract that needs these values embeds them as constants; it has no reason to pay a 5-seat panel, wait for a quote window, and verify an EIP-712 signature to learn a constant it could read in one staticcall. The task's bar was 'questions a consuming contract would act on (a price, a balance, a state flag, an event count over a window)'; these three are constants, so they are block-header-trivia replacements only in name. Same objection, weaker, applies to 11/12 (owner() of USDC changes rarely) and to 21 which duplicates reserve1 of 29 (live: balanceOf(pair)=0xd46f628ba272eb2ccb == reserve1 0xd46f628ba272eb2ccb).","line":3,"path":"questions/13-1-pair-token0.json","reproduction":"eth_call on chain 1: 0xb4e1…c9dc selector 0x0dfe1681 → 0x…a0b86991c6218b36c1d19d4a2e9eb0ce3606eb48; selector 0xd21220a7 → 0x…c02aaa39b223fe8d0a0e5c4f27ead9083c756cc2; factory 0x5c69…aa6f getPair(DAI,WETH) → 0x…a478c2975ab1ea89e8196811f51a7b7ade33eb11, which is the literal already written in questions/30-1-dai-weth-reserve-words.json line 3. Expected: a time-varying value with a decision attached; actual: three immutables whose answer is known before the request is paid.","severity":"medium","snippet":"  \"question\": \"At the latest finalized Ethereum mainnet block when requested, what address does token0() return on Uniswap V2 pair 0xb4e16d0168e52d35cacd2c6185b44281ec28c9dc?\",","title":"Bodies 13, 14 and 15 ask for immutable constants (token0/token1 of a V2 pair, factory getPair) — nothing a contract would pay a panel to re-read"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"Re-running the pack's own draftInput() for questions/22-8453-weth-balance-word.json (and, in a second batch, questions/21-1-weth-balance-word.json: same code, proposed uint256 at 0.86) through checkInput() against the live endpoint on 2026-10-02 returned HTTP 200, judged:true, blockers:[], suggestions:[{\"code\":\"answer_type\",\"detail\":\"This reads as a number; you chose a written answer.\"}], proposed.answerType {value:\"uint256\", confidence:0.89}. results.json records suggestions:[] for the same bytes (sha256 matches) at 21:58:04Z; the recorded proposed.answerType was already uint256 at 0.84 then. CHANGELOG.md line 20 ('all final drafts are judged with zero blockers and zero suggestions') and test/live/README.md line 17 state a single-sample result as a property of the bodies. The quality gate in scripts/check.mjs isCleanScreen() only rejects wording/not_answerable, so the pack passes while the service is telling the author that bodies 21/22/23/25 (all proposed uint256 at 0.65–0.89 in results.json) are mis-typed; the same is true of 26/27/28, proposed address[] at 0.51–0.62 for a bytes32[] pool-ID question. The documentation should say the screen is a sample, not a property, and the answer_type advice on the bytes32-word bodies should be addressed rather than filtered.","line":17,"path":"test/live/README.md","reproduction":"cd repo && node -e \"import('./scripts/check.mjs').then(async m=>{const b=JSON.parse(require('fs').readFileSync('questions/22-8453-weth-balance-word.json','utf8'));const r=await m.checkInput(m.draftInput(b));console.log(JSON.stringify(r.attempts.at(-1).response.suggestions))})\" — observed on 2026-10-02: [{\"code\":\"answer_type\",\"detail\":\"This reads as a number; you chose a written answer.\"}]. Expected per README line 35 / test/live/README line 17: suggestions [] for every body on every run; actual: non-empty on re-run with identical input. Same command with questions/21-1-weth-balance-word.json returned the same answer_type suggestion (proposed uint256, 0.86). The suggestion appears to be emitted once the proposed-type confidence passes ~0.85; results.json captured 0.82/0.84 for 21/22, so the clean record was a sample on the threshold.","severity":"medium","snippet":"`results.json` at repository root is the current complete report. Its initial pass covered all 30 bodies; `rechecks` identifies the later replacement of body 10's result. Full-body HTTP 400 rejections remain separate from draft HTTP 200 successes. The final 30 draft responses all have `judged: true`, `blockers: []` and `suggestions: []`. These captures are screening evidence, not executed chain answers or attestations.","title":"Draft check is non-deterministic: bodies 21 and 22 return an `answer_type` suggestion on re-run while results.json, README and test/live/README claim zero suggestions for all 30"},{"citation":"resolved","description":"The previous revision asked about [2026-09-01,2026-10-01) (git show 6505514:questions/04-go-ethereum-release.json). To clear the draft checker's relative-window advice the authors moved the interval back two years. The answer is now a fixed historical fact: go-ethereum published v1.14.9 (2024-09-18T17:54:48Z) and v1.14.10 (2024-09-27T11:15:39Z); nodejs/node published v22.8.0 (2024-09-03) and v22.9.0 (2024-09-17), all non-draft, non-prerelease. Both bodies will answer true on every run forever, and the catalog use case 'Trigger a historical release review for September 2024 UTC' has no consumer decision attached. The two panel-evidence slots in the pack therefore demonstrate nothing a contract would act on; a rolling interval that the drafted window actually pins (e.g. 'during the 30 days ending at the pinned toBlock timestamp') would keep the body answerable and useful. Not a blocker for the free screen, which passed on re-run (judged:true, suggestions [] on 2026-10-02).","line":3,"path":"questions/04-go-ethereum-release.json","reproduction":"GET https://api.github.com/repos/ethereum/go-ethereum/releases?per_page=100 → entries with published_at 2024-09-18T17:54:48Z (v1.14.9) and 2024-09-27T11:15:39Z (v1.14.10), draft:false, prerelease:false. GET https://api.github.com/repos/nodejs/node/releases?per_page=100&page=2 → v22.8.0 2024-09-03T13:46:44Z, v22.9.0 2024-09-17T21:07:54Z. Expected: a question whose answer depends on the requested window; actual: a constant 'true' independent of when the request is paid.","severity":"low","snippet":"  \"question\": \"Did ethereum/go-ethereum publish a non-draft, non-prerelease GitHub release during [2024-09-01T00:00:00Z,2024-10-01T00:00:00Z)?\",","title":"Bodies 04 and 05 were rewritten to a September 2024 interval, so each is a two-year-old constant (true) that no contract would pay a panel to re-establish"}],"hash":"fe9a26163050e0461e78408cdbcd45f1d5ac174a1fa46f4941e68dab7913591a","nodeId":"6df80bd4-e02c-4748-838a-ffeeef750beb","outcome":"completed","summary":"Review complete. No tracked files were changed; findings are in `.imd-findings.json` (6 findings, all snippets verified against the tree).\n\n## What I did\n\n- Re-ran ten drafts (two batches of five: 13, 15, 22, 23, 24; then 04, 21, 25, 26, 29) through the pack's own `draftInput()`/`checkInput()` against the live `POST /requests/check`.\n- Verified every replacement question's underlying value with read-only `eth_call`s on Ethereum and Base, pulled live `GET /oracle/requests` records for refused/mismatch requests, and checked the GitHub release facts behind 04/05.\n\n## Findings, ranked\n\n**High**\n1. **Body 23 has a 41-hex-digit spender** (`0x7a250d5630b4cf539739df2c5dacab4c659f2488d`, extra `a`). Un-encodable as an ABI argument; the free check screens it clean both in `results.json` and on re-run, and `validate.mjs` only validates hex in guards. Even corrected, `allowance(pair, router)` on WETH is permanently 0 (a V2 pair never calls `approve`) — live read confirms.\n2. **The 12 scalar view-call bodies (11–15, 21–25, 29–30) end in live status `mismatch`, not \"unverified\".** Two paid chain-evidence requests on the live service that asked for a scalar view value (`totalSupply()`→uint256, `decimals()`→uint256) both failed with `\"recipe yields bool, request asks for uint256\"` — the only view-call recipe is `call-compare`. The README's \"not proven executable\" understates a reproducible fee-losing outcome. This is partly a scope conflict (chain evidence + scalar bytes32/address has no recipe), so I framed the fix as a requester decision rather than prescribing `panel`.\n\n**Medium**\n3. **Body 22** reads WETH `balanceOf` of the Base L2StandardBridge predeploy: live value ≈ 0.000077 WETH — dust, not a \"custody reserve\"; the service also proposed `uint256` with an `answer_type` suggestion on re-run.\n4. **Bodies 13/14/15 are immutable constants** (`token0`, `token1`, `getPair`); 15's answer is already hard-coded in body 30. 21 duplicates reserve1 of 29 exactly.\n5. **The screen is non-deterministic**: bodies 21 and 22 returned an `answer_type` suggestion on identical input, contradicting the \"zero suggestions for all 30\" claims in CHANGELOG, README and `test/live/README.md`. The gate only filters `wording`/`not_answerable`, so the service's advice that the bytes32-word bodies read as `uint256` (and 26–28 as `address[]`) is silently passed.\n\n**Low**\n6. **04/05 were moved to September 2024**, making each a two-year-old constant `true` (geth v1.14.9/v1.14.10; node v22.8.0/v22.9.0) — passes the screen but is not something a contract would pay for.\n\nBodies 24 (USDC `paused()`) and 26–28 (v4 volume rankings) re-screened clean and are the ones in the replacement set that a consumer would plausibly act on — subject to finding 2 for 24.","treeHash":null,"usage":{"cachedInputTokens":1621516,"inputTokens":40,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","outputTokens":21165,"runtime":"claude","turns":23,"wallClockMs":313863}}],"verification":[{"checks":[],"detail":"paths and tree verified; no suite was run for this kind of work","evaluation":"structural","profile":"none","status":"accepted","submissionHash":"0412e3a7a305abbeeb586db02206075799bdf427a03995a79e139b08ef41d2b7","verifiedTreeHash":"05587a143d3117f4449118866f6458cc719227e9","verifierVersion":"0.1.0+b537d296"},{"checks":[],"detail":"paths and tree verified; no suite was run for this kind of work","evaluation":"structural","profile":"none","status":"accepted","submissionHash":"23bc1282493673ada595edd7e3c28e966f78fc24f312160aafe780fcf83517bf","verifiedTreeHash":"1701021ead57fb9dc4754a22c40361adc64befab","verifierVersion":"0.1.0+b537d296"}]}