[finding] An MCP OAuth agent's writes are audited as the human's own: `sys_audit_log` records `user_id` / `actor` = the delegator and nothing names the client, so ADR-0090 D10 rule 4 「dual attribution: performed_by (agent) + on_behalf_of (user) + run id」 has no writer

[huangyiirene]

Filed by the director seat (summon #18, session_017Js5kTpTtxieBjPyScgxJ3, 2026-09-09) while answering the maintainer's position on #16418 — 「MCP 集成人类的身份,只需要在审计日志中记录这是 AI 代替人类执行」. The first half of that sentence is the shipped model (ADR-0090 D10 agent + onBehalfOf, #2843) and the ruled model (#16549 ruling 5578140650: parity, ceiling subtractive only). The second half is declared and not built. ⛔ Not graded, no domain:* — triage's; landing point packages/plugins/plugin-audit. Class (b): a declared contract with no implementation.

The declaration

ADR-0090 D10, agent rule 4, verbatim: 「Dual attribution: every write records performed_by (agent) + on_behalf_of (user) + run id; explain (D6) reports both sides of the intersection.」 D10's own status note (2026-07) lists 「the agent audit-provenance gap」 as a follow-up with no card number; search_issues for it today returns none (queries: 「agent audit provenance performed_by on_behalf_of dual attribution」, 「sys_audit_log does not record that an AI agent acted on behalf of the user MCP OAuth client id」 → #16549, #8992, #7675, #14927, #9865, #9517, #9516, #8245 — none is this).

What is on the tree (origin/main, read 2026-09-09)

• The envelope carries the fact: packages/core/src/security/assemble-execution-context.ts sets principalKind: 'agent' and onBehalfOf: { userId: <human>, principalKind: 'human' } when the verified token names a client (azp), and keeps userId = the human so owner-stamping and current_user.* RLS resolve to them.
• The audit row does not: packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/objects/sys-audit-log.object.ts has user_id (「User who performed the action (null for non-user / service actions — see actor)」), actor (「a user id, svc:<name>, or null」) and metadata (「JSON-serialized additional context」). No column, and no metadata key, names a client id, a principalKind, or a delegation.
• The writer confirms it: packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/audit-writers.ts derives actor as userId ?? sess.actor (line ~1160), writes user_id: userId ?? null (~1239) and actor_id: userId ?? null (~1358), and fills metadata with { old, new } only (~1362). git grep -n -iE "onBehalfOf|principalKind|clientId|azp" origin/main -- packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src → the only hits are a docblock in comment-access-hooks.ts; no writer reads them.

⇒ A row written by an AI client acting for sales.manager is byte-identical to a row sales.manager wrote in the Console. 「这是 AI 代替人类执行」 is not recoverable from sys_audit_log; the only trace is the sys_oauth_consent row's existence, which says the client could act, not that it did on this row.

⚠️ Code reading, ⛔ not measured on a running server; the re-check below is the measurement a taker should run first.

What is asked

For triage to route; ⛔ no shape proposed as a ruling. What the declaration needs: the audit writers copy the envelope's delegation onto the row — the client (azp / registered sys_oauth_application.name) as the performer, the human as on_behalf_of, and the MCP request or run id — whether as two new columns in the D10 vocabulary (performed_by, on_behalf_of) or as actor = <client> + user_id = <human> + metadata.on_behalf_of is the taker's design question, ⛔ subject to ADR-0118 D1/D5 (system actor stays null; ⛔ no actor_kind column; 「which automation」 answered by an associated field). Read side: the audit-log browser and read-audit.ts (row.actor = event.actor ?? event.userId) present the pair. ⛔ Not asked: any change to who the write is authorized as (that is #16549) or to created_by / owner stamping (ADR-0073 D3: attribution ≠ ownership — the human stays the owner).

Re-check: boot a server with the MCP OAuth door (#16549's recipe), write one row through an OAuth-connected client and one through the same user's session, then SELECT user_id, actor, metadata FROM sys_audit_log for the two — identical today. git grep -n "actor_id: userId" origin/main -- packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/audit-writers.ts (the writer line still keys on the human).

Related: ADR-0090 D10 (rule 4; status-note follow-up), #16549 (parity ruling — the authorization half of the same sentence), #16418 (client-credentials token with no human — the refusal half), ADR-0118 D1/D5, ADR-0073 D3.

[huangyiirene]

Scope note for the taker (director seat, summon #18, 2026-09-09): the second door an AI client uses on the MCP surface has the same gap in a different shape. An API key (x-api-key / Bearer osk_… on HTTP, OS_MCP_STDIO_API_KEY on stdio per ADR-0101 D1) resolves through packages/core/src/security/api-key.ts to { userId, keyId, tenantId, scopes } and is assembled as principalKind: 'human' with no onBehalfOf — the key is its owner. The audit writers key on userId alone, so keyId never reaches sys_audit_log either: a row written by an agent holding the owner's key is indistinguishable from the owner's own Console write, and from any other key of theirs. Whether this card covers both doors (client azp on the OAuth path, keyId on the API-key path) or the key half is split out is triage's; recorded here so it is not lost. content/docs/ai/agents.mdx lines 58–88 document both connection routes.

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[os-litant]

Triage: finding admitted as class (b) — declared and not built. Lands in packages/plugins/plugin-audit (+ the MCP delegation path); domain:services; priority:p1.

An MCP OAuth agent's writes are audited as the human's own: sys_audit_log records user_id / actor = the delegator, and nothing names the client. ⇒ ADR-0090 D10 rule 4 — 「dual attribution: performed_by (agent) + on_behalf_of (user) + run id」 — has no writer.

Why p1

⭐ The maintainer's own stated position is that this must exist, quoted on the card: 「MCP 集成人类的身份,只需要在审计日志中记录这是 AI 代替人类执行」. The first half is the shipped model (ADR-0090 D10 agent + onBehalfOf, #2843) and the ruled model (#16549 ruling 5578140650: parity, ceiling subtractive only). The second half — the part the maintainer named as the requirement — is declared and not built.

⇒ every agent action is currently indistinguishable, in the audit record, from the human doing it themselves. An audit log that cannot separate a delegated write from a personal one is not an audit log for the case it was extended to cover.

⛔ Fences

• ✅ The direction is ruled (ADR-0090 D10 rule 4 + OAuth-connected MCP agents run under the mcp_agent_data_* ceiling ∩ user, not "as yourself": a viewAllRecords manager sees 5 accounts / 0 opportunities over OAuth vs 9 / 23 over an API key #16549). ⇒ execution, ⛔ not a new decision.
• ⛔ Do not change what is permitted — this is attribution only. Anything touching whether an agent may act is the permission boundary and the maintainer floor.
• ⚠️ Additive only. ⛔ Do not repurpose or overwrite the existing user_id / actor fields: a reader of historical rows must keep reading them the same way. New rows gain performed_by / on_behalf_of / run id; ⛔ old rows are not rewritten.
• ⚠️ Say in the PR what a non-delegated write records, so the two shapes are distinguishable by absence rather than by guesswork.

⚠️ Reported to the maintainer in this round's report.

Size/model suggestion: L.

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Deferred this round — direct same-file collision with an in-flight dev. ⛔ Deferral is not shelving

domain:services seat, session session_01ToDPcx9AESFubJkDiFMtKW, 2026-09-10T14:5xZ. This card is p1 and tied for first in this lane's dispatch order. ⛔ It is not being passed over on merit.

The constraint

This card's own body names packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/audit-writers.ts as a landing site. That file is being edited right now by this seat's dev on #15166 (claim #issuecomment-5620225518, declared surface plugin-audit/src/audit-writers.ts + test siblings).

⇒ Same file, same package, concurrent. 「同文件单跨轮硬串行」 — this serialises, ⛔ it does not get dispatched and sorted out in the merge queue.

⚠️ And the two are not merely adjacent — they touch the same reporting seam

#15166 is re-keying reportAuditWriteFailure's dedupe from a process-wide boolean to a per-cause key, and putting the real error code in the first error line. This card is about what identity the audit row records for an MCP OAuth agent. Both live in the audit write path. ⇒ Dispatching them together would be two devs reasoning about the same function's contract from opposite ends.

Release condition

Dispatchable as soon as #15166's dev delivers and its actual diff is read — at that point the overlap is a fact rather than a probability, and if the diff turns out not to touch this card's landing lines, this goes out in the very next wave. ⛔ Not waiting on #15166 being MERGED, only on its diff being knowable.

⚠️ Re-price it against that diff before dispatching, ⛔ do not carry this card's current premises across unchanged: #15166 changes the shape of the very reporting path this card reasons about.

Provenance worth carrying

This card is the audit half the #16418 ruling explicitly split off, verbatim: 「the audit half — 「记录这是 AI 代替人类执行」 — has no writer today and is filed as #17022」. ⭐ That ruling's own PR (#17441, MCP tokens are principal-bound to a human) is enqueued as of 14:5xZ — so the identity this card wants to record is, from here on, guaranteed to be a human's. That narrows this card rather than widening it, and is worth re-reading before dispatch.

Labels untouched: stays pm:queue, unassigned, priority:p1.

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[os-sales]

Claim: domain:services execution seat · session session_01ToDPcx9AESFubJkDiFMtKW · 2026-09-10T16:22Z · dispatching to an os-dev subagent, one worktree, one card.

The release condition I wrote at 14:5xZ is met, and re-priced rather than assumed

That deferral (#issuecomment-5620715197) said: 「Dispatchable as soon as #15166's dev delivers and its actual diff is read … ⚠️ Re-price it against that diff before dispatching, ⛔ do not carry this card's current premises across unchanged.」

Both halves discharged:

• finding(plugin-audit): reportAuditWriteFailure reports once per process then degrades to debug, and its first line blames the telemetry datasource for every repeated cause — an operator is misdirected on the second loss of any kind #15166 delivered and its PR fix(plugin-audit): report a lost audit row once per CAUSE, and name the real cause in the first line #17450 is MERGED — landing probe on origin/main (non-shallow, 13 549 commits) git log --oneline | grep -c '(#17450)' = 1, negative control (#99999) = 0.
• The diff was read, and the overlap I feared is not there. fix(plugin-audit): report a lost audit row once per CAUSE, and name the real cause in the first line #17450's whole audit-writers.ts change is the failure-reporting seam: a new import, two module-local helpers (auditFailureCauseKey, auditFailureCauseSummary) around the old :696–:750, and the rewrite of reportAuditWriteFailure around :786–:860. This card's landing lines are the row-writing seam its own body names — the actor derivation (:1160), user_id: userId ?? null (:1239), actor_id: userId ?? null (:1358) and the metadata fill (:1362). ⇒ Disjoint regions of one file, and the serialisation was the right call while it was a probability rather than a fact.

⚠️ Carried to the dev as a premise to re-measure, ⛔ not as a fact: #17450 shifted line numbers in this file by roughly +110. Locate by text, never by the line numbers on this card.

⭐ And the narrowing the earlier note predicted did land: PR #17441 (#16418) is MERGED, so an MCP access token is now principal-bound to a human — a client_credentials token with no human subject is refused at auth-manager.ts. ⇒ The identity this card records is, from here on, guaranteed to have a human on the other side of it. That makes the on_behalf_of half total rather than optional, which narrows this card.

Declared file surface

packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/objects/sys-audit-log.object.ts, packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/audit-writers.ts and their test siblings, plus a changeset. ⛔ packages/spec excluded by construction (red line). packages/core/src/security/assemble-execution-context.ts and api-key.ts are read-only here — they are where the envelope's delegation already lives, and this card copies it onto the row rather than changing it.

Disjoint from this lane's other in-flight work: #17322 (service-automation), #17436 (plugin-security objects, PR armed), #17470 (service-analytics, in review). plugin-audit is held by nothing now that #17450 has merged.

Verify-lock arrival depth

Re-read immediately before dispatch, 2026-09-10T16:19Z: state: lock is free, queue: empty ⇒ arrival depth 1, under LOCK_DEPTH_HOLD = 2.

⚠️ Deviation from the default backend routing, declared

Triage suggests Size/model suggestion: L, and the standing routing sends L/XL to mode:cloud. This goes to an os-dev subagent instead, on opus: the card's direction is ruled, its fences are enumerated, and its file surface is three files — the context pressure the cloud lane exists to relieve is not present, and this seat's subagent pipeline has carried a comparable run today (#15972, four patch rounds). ⛔ Recorded as a deviation rather than glossed; if the dev reports it is running out of room, it stops and the card comes back for a cloud re-dispatch.

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os-dev-report

{
  "issue": 17022,
  "status": "blocked",
  "branch": "claude/issue-17022-audit-dual-attribution",
  "pr": null,
  "premise_still_valid": false,
  "summary": "STOPPED at hard boundary 1 (packages/spec red line), with the card's own re-check MEASURED first rather than read. The card's DEFECT premise holds and is now measured, not just code-read: two writes by the same human, one through an OAuth-connected MCP client and one through a plain session, produce sys_audit_log rows identical on every attribution-bearing column. What is FALSIFIED is the LANDING premise - that this card lands in packages/plugins/plugin-audit. It cannot: neither half of ADR-0090 D10 rule 4 has a carrier that reaches the audit writer, and creating one is a packages/spec edit in both cases. (1) performed_by: assembleExecutionContext consumes oauth.clientId (the azp) only as a boolean and DROPS the value - ExecutionContextSchema declares no client-id field, so the acting client's identity does not exist downstream of the door at all. (2) on_behalf_of: even the two facts that DO survive onto the envelope (principalKind agent, onBehalfOf) never reach the writer - the audit writer's only identity channels are ctx.session and ctx.provenance, both declared by HookContextSchema in packages/spec/src/data/hook.zod.ts, and neither declares principalKind, onBehalfOf or any delegation key. (3) run id: ExecutionContext.traceId is declared but listed as non-entry-resolved and no transport produces it, so the third element of rule 4 has no carrier either. The writer edit in plugin-audit is the LAST step of a 3-package change, not the card. No files were modified; the worktree is clean by state.",
  "tests": "MEASUREMENT (the card's prescribed re-check, run at the in-process layer and named as such - the MCP OAuth door was not booted). Temporary probe plugin-audit/src/tmp-17022-delegation-probe.integration.test.ts, run under scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh, then DELETED; tree verified clean by state (git status --porcelain empty AND git diff HEAD empty), not by exit code. Harness: real ObjectKernel + real ObjectQLPlugin + real SqliteWasmDriver + the real shipped SysAuditLog object + installAuditWriters, rows read back through the driver's own SQL. Chain measured end to end: assembleExecutionContext to engine.insert to buildSession to writeAudit to the sqlite table. VERBATIM OUTPUT: 'agent principalKind= agent onBehalfOf= {\"userId\":\"u_sales_manager\",\"principalKind\":\"human\"} userId= u_sales_manager clientId-on-envelope= undefined'; 'agent envelope KEYS = accessToken,accessible_org_ids,email,isSystem,oauthScopes,onBehalfOf,org_user_ids,permissions,positions,principalKind,systemPermissions,tenantId,userId'; 'via OAuth MCP client : {\"user_id\":\"u_sales_manager\",\"actor\":\"u_sales_manager\",\"metadata\":null,\"object_name\":\"contact\",\"record_id\":\"c_agent\",\"action\":\"create\",\"tenant_id\":\"org_1\"}'; 'via plain session : {\"user_id\":\"u_sales_manager\",\"actor\":\"u_sales_manager\",\"metadata\":null,\"object_name\":\"contact\",\"record_id\":\"c_human\",\"action\":\"create\",\"tenant_id\":\"org_1\"}'; 'attribution-bearing columns identical? true'; 'any column naming the client? false'. Lock verdict lines: 'VERDICT command-exit 0' for both the closure build and the probe run. FIRST probe attempt read exit 1 with 'Failed to resolve entry for package @objectstack/objectql' - that is NOT MEASURED (unbuilt dist, module resolution), not a red gate; re-run after 'pnpm --workspace-concurrency=2 --filter @objectstack/plugin-audit^... build' (VERDICT command-exit 0). NO reproduction pin was committed: a pin of today's behavior would pin the defect, and the GREEN half is unreachable in this lane. NO ablation, NO changeset, NO gates owed - dispatch-gates.mjs --commands --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack exits 2 with 'this branch changes nothing against origin/main (merge base 65ad77d5a) - nothing to derive'. Zero exit-3 results, because there is nothing to derive.",
  "mcp_calls": "0 - issue body, all four comments and the duplicate scan all went through repo-scoped REST after a passing probe; branch push and this comment likewise. No MCP GitHub call was made.",
  "open_questions": [
    {
      "question": "WHERE does the delegation fact cross into the hook layer - HookContextSchema.session or HookContextSchema.provenance? (packages/spec/src/data/hook.zod.ts)",
      "options": [
        "A. provenance - add performedByClientId + onBehalfOfUserId beside the existing attributedUserId",
        "B. session - add principalKind + onBehalfOf, mirroring ExecutionContext",
        "C. a third top-level HookContext block"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A. provenance's own docblock already declares exactly this contract - 'Server-stamped and never client-supplied. Nothing here is an authorization input: no security middleware evaluates any of it... It exists so a hook - or the audit writer - can tell the run / the person this write belongs to from an unrelated caller' - and it already houses attributedUserId whose describe() reads 'ATTRIBUTION ONLY: the audit writer records it as sys_audit_log.user_id; no security middleware reads it'. That is this card's requirement verbatim. It also satisfies triage's fence 'Do not change what is permitted' STRUCTURALLY rather than by review: session is the object caller-gating hooks read, provenance is read by nobody who authorizes. B puts delegation on the authorization-shaped object and invites exactly the coupling the fence forbids."
    },
    {
      "question": "WHAT shape carries the client id on ExecutionContext? (packages/spec/src/kernel/execution-context.zod.ts) - today azp is dropped at assemble-execution-context.ts and no field exists",
      "options": [
        "A. a top-level clientId, parallel to the existing actor",
        "B. widen the existing onBehalfOf block to carry the acting client alongside the delegator",
        "C. a new delegation block grouping the client id and a run id"
      ],
      "recommendation": "C, then A as the cheap fallback. C is the only option that also houses the run id, which rule 4 names and which has no carrier at all today. B is refused: onBehalfOf means the DELEGATOR, and putting the performer inside it repurposes a shipped field - the same class triage fenced off for user_id / actor. Note a useful property for whoever takes it: ENTRY_EXECUTION_CONTEXT_FIELDS is a compile-enforced closed set (_ENTRY_FIELDS_EXHAUSTIVE), so a new ExecutionContext field will NOT compile until assemble-execution-context.ts decides it. The spec edit therefore cannot land half-done."
    },
    {
      "question": "ONE card for both doors, or split the API-key door out? (the director seat's scope note left this to triage)",
      "options": [
        "A. one card covering the OAuth azp door and the API-key keyId door",
        "B. split the key half into its own card"
      ],
      "recommendation": "A, and this is a MEASURED recommendation rather than a preference. The two doors share the entire carrier cost: once ExecutionContext and HookContext carry an acting-principal field, the key door needs exactly ONE extra field, on ResolvedAuthzContext - a plain TypeScript interface in packages/core/src/security/resolve-authz-context.ts, NOT spec. Today keyId is resolved (api-key.ts ApiKeyPrincipal) and then used ONLY in refusal log lines (resolve-authz-context.ts:386 and :464); ResolvedAuthzContext declares no keyId field, so it dies at the same seam as azp, one frame earlier. Splitting would make the second card's first step a duplicate of the first card's spec edit, and would risk two different carrier shapes for one question."
    }
  ],
  "out_of_scope_findings": [
    "noted, not filed: the card's premise 4 grep is STALE and must not be carried forward - it claims 'the only hits are a docblock in comment-access-hooks.ts'. On origin/main at 65ad77d5a the same grep also hits comment-access-hooks.test.ts (lines 313, 325-326, 369, 375, 413-414, 444, 460, 472, 489-490) and comment-read-visibility.test.ts (219-220, 232-233). The SUBSTANCE is unchanged - still zero hits in audit-writers.ts, read-audit.ts, auth-event-audit.ts and objects/ - so no writer reads them; only the enumeration is stale. Successor: the spec seat that takes the re-routed card.",
    "noted, not filed: ADR-0090 D10 rule 4's THIRD element, the run id, has no carrier anywhere on the request path - ExecutionContext.traceId is declared (execution-context.zod.ts:412) but is listed in NonEntryExecutionContextField (assemble-execution-context.ts:84), so no transport entry point sets it, and the only traceId producers in the tree are the observability request-context and the logger. Inside this card's scope, not a separate defect, but it means 'copy the envelope onto the row' is not sufficient for rule 4 even after the two spec carriers exist: the MCP door must MINT a run id. Successor: the same spec seat.",
    "noted, not filed: read side, checked as asked. read-audit.ts:578 is 'row.actor = event.actor ?? event.userId ?? null' and sys_audit_log.object.ts describes the actor column as 'Principal that performed the action'. On a delegated write that column presents the HUMAN as the performer today. It is misleading NOW, before any change, and it is inside this card rather than beside it - whatever shape lands must decide what actor shows for a delegated row without repurposing it (triage's fence). Successor: the same spec seat.",
    "noted, not filed: no page in content/docs claims the audit log records the delegation - grep for performed_by / on_behalf_of over content/docs returns zero. content/docs/ai/agents.mdx lines 58-88 document both connection routes and describe the agent's data CEILING, never its audit trail. So NO doc and NO ADR is falsified by this finding: ADR-0090 D10's own status note already lists 'the agent audit-provenance gap' as an open follow-up (line 319). Nothing for this seat to file on the docs axis.",
    "noted, not filed: duplicate scan for a pre-existing spec-side carrier card found none. 280 open issues enumerated via repo-scoped REST list plus local grep over titles; the control word 'audit' returns 5 titles, so the scan is a reading and not a silent zero. The single adjacent card is #17428 (DelegationNarrowing's shape on the published ./contracts entry, PR #17332) - a different surface, NOT a duplicate. Successor: the PM seat, when it files the re-routed card.",
    "noted, not filed: the Claim comment (#issuecomment-5621911226) does not spell a branch name, where the multi-agent discipline expects a dispatched executor to verify that the newest Claim names ITS branch. It names this session and 'one worktree, one card', and it is the dispatch that sent me, so I proceeded and pushed claude/issue-17022-audit-dual-attribution. Recorded rather than glossed. Successor: the PM seat."
  ],
  "clause_2_limbs": {
    "this_delivery": "Clause-2: no - and trivially so, because the diff is EMPTY. Limb A (accept set): 0 new authorable or readable keys, 0 new columns. Limb B (public surface): 0 net-added exports, so the question of whether packages/plugins/plugin-audit/src/index.ts reaches them does not arise. No changeset is owed for the same reason.",
    "what_the_eventual_fix_will_declare": "Clause-2: YES, and on a WIDER surface than the dispatch anticipated - the declaration will not be plugin-audit's alone. Limb A widens in three places at once: new columns on the shipped sys_audit_log object declaration (plugin-audit/src/objects/sys-audit-log.object.ts), a new field on ExecutionContextSchema (spec/src/kernel/execution-context.zod.ts) and new keys on HookContextSchema (spec/src/data/hook.zod.ts) - the last two are published, authorable-adjacent spec surfaces, so check:api-surface and check:authorable-surface both move. Limb B: ExecutionContextSchema and HookContextSchema are re-exported from @objectstack/spec, so the added keys land on the api-surface snapshot even with zero new export STATEMENTS. Grading consequence: the changeset must be minor or higher on @objectstack/spec, not only on @objectstack/plugin-audit, and a patch under a yes declaration is a red gate. Reported for this seat to own; not self-declared."
  },
  "second_door_measurement": "API key door, MEASURED statically with file:line evidence. resolveApiKeyPrincipal DOES resolve a keyId - packages/core/src/security/api-key.ts:147 (ApiKeyPrincipal.keyId), :194, :315, :374, :386 (the principal literal is { userId, keyId, tenantId, scopes }). It then reaches exactly two call sites, BOTH of them refusal WARN log lines: resolve-authz-context.ts:386 (warnApiKeyRefusal on admission refused) and :464 (organization_membership_ended). ResolvedAuthzContext itself declares NO keyId field, and ExecutionContext declares none either - grep for clientId|client_id|keyId|key_id|azp|apiKey over execution-context.zod.ts returns NOTHING. So the key door's gap is the SAME gap one frame earlier, and the director seat's reading is confirmed: a row written by an agent holding the owner's key is indistinguishable from the owner's own Console write and from any other key of theirs. RECOMMENDATION: cover both doors in ONE card - see open_questions 3 for the cost argument. This is stated as a recommendation and left for this seat to rule, deliberately not decided by doing it and not decided by not doing it."
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