One step on this project's site, the Sworn registry site (.imd/reads/project.md): implement items 1 to 6 below, rebuild and commit the static export in dist/ so the same site name serves the new version, then check the items. Change nothing else: addresses, chain, ABIs, layout and existing copy stay, except the texts the items name. Static as before: no server, key or analytics; tests use a fake EIP-1193 wallet and fake RPC and API answers; nothing is signed or sent. Decide, do not ask: a question blocks the job.

  1. End states of the oracle feed. A count answer (spec kind 1 or 2) counts as meeting the rule when it is at least the spec's threshold. For kind 1 and 2 the summary reads ' / answers · meet the rule / needed' (true/false facts keep ' true / needed'). When the answers that meet the rule reach the quorum: 'Panel agreed: of needed found the rule met (at least ). Finishing: the oracle signs the answer and delivers it to the Registry; the fact appears on your card once the Registry stores it.' When the false or below-threshold answers reach the quorum: 'Panel agreed: false. The fact is not proven.' (true/false) or 'Panel agreed: below . The fact is not proven.' (count). These lines stay after the attestation until the Registry's event for the request id arrives. The feed reads Missed and NoVerdict events too: Verified adds 'Stored by the Registry; your card shows the fact.'; Missed(reason) shows 'Not stored by the Registry: . The request price is spent; you can request this fact again.'; NoVerdict or a failed request shows 'No fact was added. The request price is spent; you can request this fact again.'
  2. In step 02 a personal fact row whose last request by this wallet ended without a fact shows one line from the Registry events, matched to the wallet by the request id of its TraitRequested event: 'Last request : answer false' (Missed reason 8), 'Last request : not stored, ' (other Missed), 'Last request : no verdict' (NoVerdict), 'Last request : abandoned' (Abandoned).
  3. A seat row whose answer is a list shows 'Answer: list of wallets · same as the agreed list' or '· differs from the agreed list' (before the attestation: the most common list), plus '· your wallet at #' when the connected wallet is in it, and a 'Show list' button that expands the full list in that row ('Hide list' collapses it). Measured live: one seat's 32-wallet answer is about 1,470 characters.
  4. The feed checks the question against the request's claimant (the claimant of its TraitRequested event), not the connected wallet, so it works on the Explorer page with no wallet connected. On a mismatch it shows 'This request is not about this wallet.' and 'Expected wallet: <claimant, first 6 and last 4 characters>', and never labels another address in the question as the wallet (the Pretrained and Still Here questions name the WhitelistCurator before the wallet).
  5. Once the feed knows an oracle request's jobId it keeps the explorer link when the same request is later found another way (matched, exact, confirmed by the Registry), even if that answer has no jobId.
  6. Eligibility check before a paid personal fact. When a fact is selected in step 02, and again when the dialog opens, the site checks the fact's rule for the connected wallet against the public data its question names, from specOf(id): kind 1 or 2: the spec's event logs on its target in its window with the claimant field equal to the wallet (and the fixed filter), counted or summed, read in bounded chunks like the shared-list check; kind 5: the account nonce at the window's block (eth_getTransactionCount at that block); kind 4: the view at the window's last block; 601: whether the wallet received an IdentityMD seat (a Transfer of 0x0000eC93127BAA929E58E97dd0095A2BFb38ec1D to it) from block 25090085, stopping at the first one. Met: 'Our check of the public chain data finds this rule met (). The panel decides.' Not met: 'This wallet does not meet this rule (). The panel will most likely answer false and the IMD request price is spent.', and that request needs a second confirmation, a button 'Request anyway'. Not checkable (an RPC refuses, no archive state, over 20 seconds): 'Could not check eligibility; the request price is spent whatever the answer.' The check is advice, never proof, and never blocks a request.

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Work

  1. Posted48 minto the first attempt
  2. Build websiteAgent #191531 files changed

    Implemented all six items and rebuilt dist/.

    Build, typecheck, 84 tests and Chromium interaction checks passed. Bundle size: 8,166,644 bytes, below 8 MiB. No real signing or sending occurred.

    Test notes document per-item results, two preserved design flags and unavailable WebKit coverage.

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  3. Site content checkAgent #60found 1 medium, 1 low

    I found no critical or high problems: nothing in the export should stop it from being hosted. I found two defects in item 6 and wrote them to .imd-findings.json. I did not test in a real browser. I read the code, rebuilt the site, ran the unit tests, and made one live RPC timing measurement.

    What I checked

    • Build: a clean rebuild of web/ from HEAD, done in a copy in /tmp, produces exactly the four bundles in dist/assets/ with the same file names. So dist/ matches the source. The last step of the build failed only because the copy wasn't a git repository.
    • Tests: personal-facts.test.mjs and oracle-feed.test.mjs pass (22 of 22).
    • Hosting safety: I read dist/index.html and listed every URL in the bundles. They are wallet SDKs, RPCs, and the project's own api.imdnotdead.fun and explorer.imdnotdead.fun. There is no analytics, no hidden iframe, no remote code loading, and no request to sign anything that isn't disclosed.

    Items 1–6, from reading the source

    1. Feed end states (oracle-progress.mjs, swarm.tsx): matches the spec. The count summary, the "Panel agreed" lines for met, below-threshold and false, and the end texts for Verified, Missed, NoVerdict and failed all match. The agreed line stays after attestation and is replaced once the Registry's event for the request arrives.
    2. Last-request line (request-outcomes.mjs, claim.tsx): matches. Each fact's last TraitRequested by the wallet is matched to its outcome by request id, the time is printed as UTC to the minute, and Missed reason 8 reads "answer false".
    3. List answers (ListAnswer in swarm.tsx): matches. It compares against the attested list, or the most common list before attestation, shows the rank of the connected wallet, and has Show/Hide list.
    4. Wrong-wallet check: the feed checks the question against the claimant from TraitRequested, not the connected wallet. The Explorer page uses this feed too (pages.tsx:519). It shows "Expected wallet: …" with the claimant, and only an address equal to the claimant is labelled as the wallet.
    5. Explorer link: once the feed knows a request's jobId, it keeps it when the same request is found another way.
    6. Eligibility check: it reads the spec fields correctly, but has two defects:

    Findings

    • Medium – fact 601 can never get a "not met" result (web/src/eligibility.mjs:145). The seat check scans from block 25090085 to the current head (26248886, measured live) in 2000-block chunks, one after another. That is about 580 calls at about 0.25 s each, so about 145 s, far over the 20 s limit. A wallet without a seat therefore always gets "Could not check eligibility…". It never sees the warning or the "Request anyway" confirmation.
    • Low – the check holds the request back while it runs (web/src/transactions.tsx:434). Every step stays locked until all checks finish or time out, which is up to 20 s each time the dialog opens. The spec says the check "never blocks a request".
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    • mediumFact 601 eligibility check cannot finish within 20 s for a wallet without a seat, so it always reports 'Could not check'web/src/eligibility.mjs:145

      For 601 the scan runs from specOf(601).fromBlock = 25090085 (src/Catalog.sol) to head-64 in sequential eth_getLogs chunks of 2000 blocks (eligibility.mjs lines 112, 145-216), all inside the 20 s deadline (line 57). The live head is 26248886 (0x19086b6 from ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com), so that is about 1.16M blocks, or about 580 sequential calls. One such eth_getLogs call took 0.24-0.28 s against publicnode, which is about 145 s in total.

      A wallet that never received a seat (or got one late in the range) always hits the timeout and gets NOT_CHECKABLE. It never sees the 'This wallet does not meet this rule' warning or the 'Request anyway' confirmation that item 6 requires. The fix is a scan that can finish (larger or adaptive spans, or a backward or binary search), or a different negative result.

      The bundled dist/assets/index-kdshUbvL.js has the same logic.

      Connect a wallet that has no Transfer of 0x0000eC93127BAA929E58E97dd0095A2BFb38ec1D to it, open Claim, and select fact 601 (Swarmed) in step 02.

      Expected: 'This wallet does not meet this rule (no IdentityMD seat received in the window)...' plus 'Request anyway'.

      Actual: after 20 s, 'Could not check eligibility; the request price is spent whatever the answer.'

      Timing: curl -X POST https://ethereum-rpc.publicnode.com with eth_getLogs over one 2000-block range on that address takes about 0.25 s, and (26248886-64-25090085)/2000 is about 580 calls.

    • lowThe paid request step is disabled while the eligibility check runs, so the advisory check does block a request (for up to 20 s)web/src/transactions.tsx:434

      eligibilityConfirmed is !eligibilityChecking && (...) (line 166). execute() returns early while it is false (line 434), and the step button is disabled on !j.eligibilityConfirmed (line 923). Every step of the plan, including the IMD approval, therefore stays locked until every selected fact's check resolves or times out.

      The objective says the check is advice that 'never blocks a request'. Together with the 601 finding above, a request that includes 601 is held for the full 20 s every time the dialog opens.

      With a fake RPC that delays eth_getLogs responses by 15 s, select a kind-1 fact in step 02 and open the dialog.

      Expected: the next step can be confirmed while 'Checking eligibility…' is shown.

      Actual: the step button stays disabled until the check resolves or the 20 s deadline passes.

  4. Design criticAgent #572found 3 medium
    AreaResult
    Requirements: six items3 met; 3 have missing edge behavior; 0 faked
    Broken features3 medium findings
    First screen, 390pxProduct and main action visible
    taste@114/16; two preserved typography exceptions
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    Saved the findings to .imd-findings.json. All three defects reproduce in Chromium and WebKit at 390px and 1280px.

    1. bug: panel agreement has the wrong lifetime. Switching oracle requests retains another panel’s agreement; retrying during an outage removes agreement before a Registry outcome. Evidence: web/src/swarm.tsx:266.
    2. bug: late callbacks replace abandoned history. A later Missed(id,0,1) changes “abandoned” to “not stored, Request is not pending.” Evidence: web/src/request-outcomes.mjs:29.
    3. bug: connecting a wallet discards a known explorer link. Connecting during matched-to-exact discovery clears a remembered jobId for the same oracle request. Evidence: web/src/swarm.tsx:170.
    RequirementStatus and evidence
    1 — Oracle end statesMet: count thresholds, count/boolean summaries, prescribed agreement and outcome messages, normal attestation persistence. Missing: reliable consensus retention through request changes and retries. oracle-progress.mjs, swarm.tsx.
    2 — Personal request historyMet: wallet/request-id joins, latest request, UTC time, Missed reasons, NoVerdict and Abandoned labels. Missing: abandonment survives a late callback rejection. request-outcomes.mjs, claim.tsx.
    3 — List answersMet: length, ordered agreement comparison, most-common/attested list, connected-wallet rank, full per-row Show/Hide disclosure. swarm.tsx; browser group 4.
    4 — Claimant matchingMet: originating claimant, disconnected Explorer, both mismatch lines, shortened expected address, no Curator mislabel. oracle-progress.mjs; browser group 5.
    5 — Retained job linkMet: ordinary matched/exact/confirmed transitions. Missing: retention when connecting a wallet during that transition. swarm.tsx:170.
    6 — Eligibility adviceMet: selection/dialog rechecks; bounded, filtered count/sum logs; historical nonce/view; seat Transfer scan; prescribed advice and live price; Request anyway; refusal/archive/timeout fallback; requests remain possible. eligibility.mjs, transactions.tsx; browser groups 6–8.

    Met: source tests, per-item browser notes, committed static export, preserved addresses/chain/ABIs/layout/unrelated copy, static architecture and fake-only checks. After review: publication under the same site name.

    Validation passed: 84 unit/export tests, eight personal-fact browser groups in both engines, 40 route/viewport cases, and the export manifest check.

    Sworn presents wallet facts through a consistent green terminal interface and hive card.

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    • mediumbug: retained panel agreement outlives its request and disappears on retryweb/src/swarm.tsx:266

      Now: Consensus lives in an unkeyed effect-local variable: it leaks into a different oracle request during discovery, but disappears when Retry progress restarts the effect, even after attestation and before a Registry outcome.

      Change to: Persist the agreement together with its oracle request id outside the polling effect. Clear it on an oracle identity change or Registry terminal event, and preserve it across retries for the same request. Add both transitions to the browser regression tests.

      Why: Item 1 requires the current panel to reach quorum and requires the resulting line to remain after attestation until the Registry event arrives.

      At 1280×900 or 390×844, connect the fake wallet and open Claim with a pending kind-1 fact, threshold 1, panel size 5, quorum 3.

      Return no Intake match and a matching listing/detail id oldest-match with successful answers 1, 2, 3.

      The feed displays the prescribed agreed/finishing line.

      On the next poll return an exact Intake match id exact-new with the same claimant and questionHash, created one second later, and just one successful answer 0.

      Actual: the feed displays “Oracle request: exact-new · exact”, “1 / 5 answers · 0 meet the rule / 3 needed” and the old “Panel agreed: 3 of 3 needed found the rule met (at least 1).

      Finishing: …” together.

      Expected: no agreement line for exact-new until its own qualifying answers reach 3.

      Reproduced against the committed production export with fake RPC/API replies; no signature or broadcast.

      Also at 1280×900/390×844, return an attested panel with answers 1,2,3 and no Registry outcome; change the API to HTTP 503 and poll.

      The finishing line remains beside progress unavailable.

      Click Retry progress while the API remains 503: the finishing-line count changes from 1 to 0.

      Expected: it remains until the Registry event, including during a retry.

      Both transitions were also reproduced in WebKit.

    • mediumbug: a late callback replaces abandoned request historyweb/src/request-outcomes.mjs:29

      Now: Personal request history overwrites an Abandoned outcome with a later Missed reason 1 emitted when Intake delivers a callback for the already-ended request. The row stops identifying the request as abandoned.

      Change to: Retain the actual terminal outcome for each request id and ignore subsequent callback refusals for a non-pending request (Missed with traitId 0, reason 1). Add this sequence to the history regression test.

      Why: Item 2 requires “Last request : abandoned” for an abandoned last request; a later rejected callback does not change how that request ended.

      At 390×844 or 1280×900, connect fake wallet 0x2000000000000000000000000000000000000001 and open Claim with no proven fact 801.

      Supply chronologically ordered Registry logs: TraitRequested(requestId=0x followed by a1 repeated 32 times, traitId=801, claimant=that wallet), then Abandoned(the same requestId).

      The row correctly shows “Last request 2026-10-21 16:26 UTC: abandoned”.

      Add a later Missed(requestId=same id, traitId=0, reason=1) and reload.

      Actual: “Last request 2026-10-21 16:26 UTC: not stored, Request is not pending”.

      Expected: the abandoned line remains.

      This sequence is permitted by Registry.sol: abandon sets the stored request state to 3, and a subsequent Intake onResult/onFailure emits Missed(requestId,0,1).

      Reproduced in Chromium and WebKit against production dist with fake events and no broadcast.

    • mediumbug: connecting a wallet discards a known oracle explorer linkweb/src/swarm.tsx:170

      Now: Connecting a wallet recreates the oracle reader and discards its remembered jobId, even though the Registry request, claimant and oracle request id are unchanged. A later exact discovery without jobId removes the existing explorer link.

      Change to: Keep the reader and job-id memory tied to the Registry request identity rather than the connected account; update wallet-dependent list ranks without clearing that memory. Add disconnected-to-connected discovery to the browser regression.

      Why: Item 5 says that once a jobId is known the explorer link stays when the same request is found another way without jobId; item 4 makes the request claimant independent of the connected wallet.

      At 1280×900 or 390×844, open Explorer disconnected for a pending personal request by 0x2000000000000000000000000000000000000001.

      Return no Intake match, and a matching listing for oracle id 23474d49-bf7c-40e0-8dad-41636c73ea84 with jobId known-job; its detail response omits jobId.

      Observe the link https://explorer.imdnotdead.fun/jobs/known-job.

      Next make Intake return an exact match for that same oracle id, with detail still omitting jobId and no jobId available in the listing.

      Connect the fake Browser wallet.

      Actual: the feed still displays the same oracle id, now exact, but the explorer-link count changes from 1 to 0.

      Expected: the known link remains.

      Reproduced against production dist with fake EIP-1193/RPC/API answers and no signature or broadcast.

      Also reproduced in WebKit.

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