Four agents audited the code as it is at c9894f4, each in one area, and a judge reproduced, merged and ranked what they found, then read the code once more itself. Nothing in the code was changed or deployed.

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• 1.infoOperations doc names execution:v2 recovery cursor; 0.12.5 code uses execution:v3docs/operations.md:118

  The registration scan intentionally retains its module-based lower bound, including registrations mined before a repeated preparation. Empty pages before the selected executor existed are valid. Execution recovery uses a new `execution:v2` cursor without deleting earlier journals; an advanced target version without its execution event keeps recovery pending. Missing provider data does not prove cancellation. These changes do not automatically reopen previously terminal jobs.

  Documentation drift (merged from flow/economics/math). adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 keys recovery as 'execution:v3:'+proposalId with a projectId-only query; docs still say execution:v2 and the 0.12.5 section names no key. Operators inspecting cursor rows would look up the wrong id. No runtime effect.

  Fix: name execution:v3 in the 0.12.5 section and mark v2/original keys as retained history.

  grep -rn 'execution:v' adapters docs -> adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 'execution:v3:' only; docs/operations.md:118 'execution:v2' only. Expected doc to match code; actual mismatch.

• 2.infoChain-1 (C profile) integration run no longer exercises approval_cancelled pathtest/chain-integration.test.mjs:231

    if (chainId === 11155111) {

  Test-coverage limitation, not a source defect (merged from flow/economics/math). The cancel-before-queue block asserting approval_cancelled is now Sepolia-only so the new superseded block fits the chain-1 fixture's public decision capacity; the unchanged-version cancellation branch (adapters/chain-executor.mjs ~256-259) has no real-chain coverage on the chain-1 profile, contrary to 'existing cancellation checks remain' for C.

  Executor code is shared apart from finalized-tag gating, so this is coverage only.

  Fix: raise/reset the chain-1 fixture capacity or use a separate project and drop the guard.

  Read test/chain-integration.test.mjs:231: block is gated on chainId===11155111, so with CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 the approval_cancelled assertion never executes. Specialists report removing the guard on anvil --chain-id 1 fails with decision_capacity_reached from src/approvals/limits.mjs at the next approvals.create.

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2. Audit permissionsAgent #77found nothing

   I found no defects to report in the 0.12.5 delta, so .imd-findings.json contains {"findings":[]}. I changed no other files. I didn't run the test suite or a Foundry proof, and I didn't fetch the earlier review from the API URL. This conclusion comes from reading the diff against a689ccf, the code around it, and the contract.

   Fix 1: recovering the exact version transition (adapters/chain-executor.mjs:239-267, adapters/chain-event-recovery.mjs)

   • What gets matched: the recovery now looks up UpgradeExecuted events by project only, then keeps the one whose version is fromVersion+1. The contract's execute sets the version from the target's version() after applyUpgrade, and _validate checks fromVersion first. So there can be only one such event per target, and it is the exact transition the fix looks for.
   • Order of checks: the filter runs before the "at most 10 events" bound and before the cursor moves. The superseded check (the event carries a different approval hash) runs only after the receipt is confirmed and deep enough (finalized on chain 1). Only then does the proposal end as approval_superseded.
   • Missing event: a page with no matching event, where the target's version at the end of that page is already past fromVersion, still throws recovery_logs_inconsistent before the cursor moves.
   • Cancellation: a used nonce with no version change still ends as approval_cancelled. Not treating the ApprovalCancelled event alone as proof is correct, since the contract allows cancelling after execution.
   • Old cursors: moving to the new key execution:v3 leaves the old v2 cursors alone; recovery restarts from the proposal's own evidence or queue block.

   Fix 2: intake host RPC requirement (runtime/contract-intake-host.mjs:15)

   • An explicit HTTPS CLAUS_SEPOLIA_RPC_URL is now required before the host builds its ports or touches storage, the same as runtime/chain-worker.mjs:28.
   • The API-only path still falls back to a default URL and still disables intake when no profile is set. That matches the stated behaviour.

   Leads I checked and did not report

   • If the target were upgraded again (to fromVersion+2) before an earlier relayed execution is recovered, the final version check would keep throwing execution_state_mismatch on every attempt. This code is unchanged by the delta. As far as I can tell it can't happen in practice, because a follow-on approval is only signed after this proposal is recorded as executed.
   • A malformed URL failing with Node's ERR_INVALID_URL instead of a named configuration error is a documented diagnostic limitation, not a defect.

   Conclusions

   • B (public Sepolia, bounded Inbox delivery): no source defects in the delta. What remains is an operator prerequisite: fresh historical probes on the chosen RPC endpoint before deployment.
   • C (chain 1): no source defects in the delta. Both fixes behave the same as on Sepolia, with the extra finalized-block wait before supersession. The intake host change doesn't affect chain 1, since intake only supports Sepolia.
   • Documented scope limits that still apply: single-attempt dispatch, finite allowances, and no automatic RPC failover.

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3. Audit flowAgent #286found 2 info

   The review is complete. The findings file holds two informational entries, no tracked file changed, and only gitignored build artifacts (node_modules, contracts/out) were created to run the gate.

   Verdict on the 0.12.5 delta against a689ccf

   Both implementation fixes do what the brief says, and the prior report's one medium and one low are closed.

   • Fix 1, superseded-approval recovery. The consumed-nonce branch now scans UpgradeExecuted for the project, keeps only the exact fromVersion+1 transition, and compares its approval hash. I traced every reachable state: own execution found gives executed, another approval's transition gives terminal approval_superseded, a consumed nonce with the version still at fromVersion gives approval_cancelled, and a missing transition while the page-end version already advanced throws before the cursor is written. Because the target's version is strictly monotonic and evidence is captured at a finalized block where version equals fromVersion, there is exactly one transition to look for and the scan window must contain it. The uncancelled case (older approval relayed, newer nonce untouched) still ends terminally through the pre-existing proposal_stale path. I found no state that is wrongly terminal or stuck.
   • Fix 2, intake host endpoint. The signing intake host now fails closed with historical_rpc_required before any port or storage is touched. The API gateway still builds intake ports with the publicnode default, but I confirmed the API path only calls profile and admission checks; every receipt-pinned read (observe, pending, scan) runs in the hosted worker, so no historical read remains on the defaulted endpoint.

   What I verified independently

   • Full gate on this tree: 423 pass, 10 skipped, 0 fail.
   • Real anvil runs with relay on, chain id 11155111 and chain id 1: both pass, including the hidden-log retry with preserved cursor and the terminal approval_superseded.
   • Prior judge findings 3 and 4 (scheme-less URL as ERR_INVALID_URL, no archive probing) are unchanged and now explicitly documented as operational limits. I treat them as accepted, not as defects.

   Findings written, both informational

   1. The chain-1 fixture no longer runs the unchanged-version approval_cancelled assertion. The delta gated that block to the Sepolia profile, and un-gating it fails with decision_capacity_reached from the fixture's lifetime public decision cap. The code path is shared, so this is a coverage gap for the prepared C profile, not a defect.
   2. The operations doc still names execution:v2 as the recovery cursor while the code uses execution:v3.

   Scope B conclusion (Sepolia). No concrete source defect in the delta. Remaining items are the documented operator prerequisites: a verified archive endpoint on controller, executor and intake hosts, and the single-attempt dispatch limits already recorded.

   Prepared C conclusion (chain 1). The same executor code serves chain id 1 and the superseded path passes there locally. The chain-1 fixture does not exercise the pure cancellation branch, which is a test limitation worth closing before relying on it. Nothing here changes the requirement for separate human approval, and this verdict is technical evidence only, never deployment authority.

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   • infoChain-1 fixture no longer exercises the unchanged-version approval_cancelled path: the on-chain cancellation check is gated to the Sepolia profile because the fixture's public decision lifetime capacitest/chain-integration.test.mjs:231

     Test-coverage limitation, not a source defect. The 0.12.5 delta wraps the pre-existing owner-cancel-before-queue block (lines 231-246, which asserts error 'approval_cancelled' and no queue row) in a chainId === 11155111 gate so that the new superseded block (lines 247-273) fits inside the fixture's decision budget.

     The brief states 'Existing direct-relay and cancellation checks remain' and that both chain1 and Sepolia runs exercise the delta; on chain 1 the delta's superseded path does run (verified locally: chain 1 with CLAUS_TEST_RELAY=1 passes), but the consumed-nonce / unchanged-version branch at adapters/chain-executor.mjs:256-259 is now exercised only on the Sepolia profile.

     The reason is src/approvals/limits.mjs PUBLIC_DECISION_LIMITS.projectLifetime = 4: on chain 1 the fixture registers the project as a public chain project (admission.activate at test line 84), so publicDecisionCapacity counts the upgrade, cancel-before-queue and superseded decisions against the lifetime cap, and the inFlight/declined decisions later in the file are already skipped for chain 1 by the early return at line 274-282.

     The executor code is shared between both chains apart from the finalized-tag gates at chain-executor.mjs:264-265, so the gap is a coverage note for the prepared C profile rather than evidence of a chain-1 defect.

     Fix: give the chain-1 fixture a separate project or lift the fixture's lifetime capacity for the local run so the cancellation block runs on both profiles, or state in the release notes that the unchanged-version cancellation branch is exercised only on the Sepolia profile.

     whole finding

     Copy test/chain-integration.test.mjs to test/scratch/ (rewrite '../' imports to '../../') and change only line 231 to 'if (true) {'.

     Run against a fresh anvil: anvil --chain-id 1 --port 8703; CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN=http://127.0.0.1:8703 CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 CLAUS_TEST_RELAY=1 node --test test/scratch/.

     Expected if the gate were only cosmetic: the cancel-before-queue block passes and the superseded block then passes as on Sepolia.

     Actual: the run fails at the superseded proposal creation (test line 249) with code 'decision_capacity_reached' thrown from src/approvals/limits.mjs:17 (publicDecisionCapacity, lifetime scope for the project), confirming the gate exists because the chain-1 fixture cannot afford a fourth public decision, so the chain-1 profile never runs the approval_cancelled assertion at line 244.

     The committed test on this tree passes on both chain ids (11155111 and 1, relay on) and the full gate is 423 pass / 10 skipped.

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   • infoOperations documentation still names execution:v2 as the execution recovery cursor while 0.12.5 moved recovery to execution:v3docs/operations.md:118

     Documentation inconsistency only; no runtime effect. adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 now keys execution recovery as 'execution:v3:' + value.id with a projectId-only UpgradeExecuted query, and the brief states 'the new key is execution:v3' and that the v2 cursors remain untouched. The 0.12.4 paragraph in docs/operations.md:118 still tells an operator that execution recovery uses the execution:v2 cursor, and the new 0.12.5 section at line 120-122 does not name the key at all.

     An operator inspecting chain-event-recovery rows after a stuck job, or writing a runbook step to clear or preserve a cursor, would look for the wrong key: v2 rows exist for jobs that ran under 0.12.4 and are now dead journals, while live state is under v3 ids.

     Fix: state in the 0.12.5 section that execution recovery now uses execution:v3 cursors, that execution:v2 and the original execution: journals are retained but no longer read, and leave the v2 sentence as history.

     whole finding

     State: any execution job that reaches the consumed-nonce branch on 0.12.5.

     Expected per docs/operations.md:118: a chain-event-recovery row whose id is digest({chainId, key: 'execution:v2:' + proposalId, query}).

     Actual: adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 writes digest({chainId, key: 'execution:v3:' + proposalId, query: {address, event, args: {projectId}}}); grep -n "execution:v2" adapters/ returns nothing on this tree, while grep -n "execution:v2" docs/operations.md matches line 118.

4. Audit mathAgent #1501found 2 info

   The review is complete. The findings file holds two informational entries, both verified against the tree, and no tracked file changed.

   What I verified independently on commit c9894f4

   • Full suite: 423 pass, 10 environment skips, 0 fail, matching the stated gate.
   • Real anvil integration flow with relay enabled passes on both chain id 11155111 and chain id 1, including the older-approval transition, the hidden-log retry with untouched cursors, and terminal supersession.
   • A mock-RPC scratch test against the real executor module covered seven edge cases of the new logic: single-page and multi-page supersession, own transition found after a later cancel, cancel with unchanged version, lagging log index, stale approval without cancellation, and transition plus cancel landing after the finalized head. All behave as the delta claims.

   Assessment of the two fixes

   1. Execution recovery (prior medium finding). Fixed. The prior stuck state is now reachable only through a page that contains the fromVersion+1 transition, and that page resolves to either executed or approval_superseded. The version step is unique per target, so a log at fromVersion+1 with a foreign approval hash is sound proof this approval never executed. A relayed stale approval without owner cancellation still terminates as blocked through proposal_stale. Not consulting ApprovalCancelled is the right call for the reason the brief gives.
   2. Intake host RPC guard (prior low finding). Fixed for the signing host. The check runs before ports, storage or the dispatch key are touched. The API gateway's public-endpoint default remains by stated design and performs latest-state reads only.

   Findings written

   • Info, documentation drift. The operations page still names execution:v2 as the execution recovery cursor while the code now writes execution:v3, and the 0.12.5 section names no key.
   • Info, test coverage. The delta gated the approval_cancelled block to Sepolia. On chain 1 the ungated copy fails with decision_capacity_reached from the fixture's daily decision limit, so the unchanged-version cancellation branch has no real-chain coverage for the mainnet profile.

   Documented limits and prerequisites, not defects. A malformed URL fails closed as ERR_INVALID_URL rather than a named code. Archive coverage is still a URL scheme check plus the operator's endpoint-bound probes. A pruned provider that returns empty code at old blocks rather than an error would let the target-code early return in validateEmpty advance a cursor, which is why the archive prerequisite matters. Single-attempt dispatch limits and finite allowances are unchanged.

   B conclusion (Sepolia). No source defect found in the delta. The prior medium regression is closed and the prior low configuration gap is closed for the host that signs. Acceptance remains conditional on the operator's historical probes of the chosen endpoint.

   C conclusion (prepared chain 1). The same executor code serves chain id 1 and the real chain-1 flow passes with supersession. The cancellation branch lacks chain-1 test coverage as noted, though the code path is identical. Nothing here is deployment or financial authority, and the mainnet archive endpoint remains an operator prerequisite verified outside the code.

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   • infoOperations doc still names execution:v2 as the execution recovery cursor while 0.12.5 code writes execution:v3docs/operations.md:118

     Documentation drift inside the 0.12.5 delta, not a runtime defect. adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 now keys execution recovery as 'execution:v3:'+value.id and the query no longer carries approvalHash, so a v2 cursor id (digest of chainId, key and query) is never read or written again.

     The 0.12.4 paragraph at this line still tells the operator that execution recovery uses the execution:v2 cursor, and the new 'Approval recovery in candidate 0.12.5' section below it never names the v3 key. An operator following this page to inspect, audit or preserve the active recovery row for a stuck proposal would look for the wrong key and could conclude recovery has not started.

     Fix: state in the 0.12.5 section that execution recovery now uses an execution:v3 cursor keyed by proposal id, that v2 rows are retained as history only, and leave the v2 sentence as historical.

     Input: grep -n 'execution:v' adapters/chain-executor.mjs docs/operations.md.

     Expected: the operations page names the key the running code uses.

     Actual: adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 contains key:'execution:v3:'+value.id and docs/operations.md:118 is the only documentation mention, still saying execution:v2; the 0.12.5 section (lines 120-122) names no key.

   • infoThe chain-1 (C profile) integration run no longer exercises the approval_cancelled path; the delta gated it to Sepolia because the fixture hits decision_capacity_reachedtest/chain-integration.test.mjs:231

     Test-coverage note on the delta, not a source defect. The delta wraps the existing cancel-before-queue block (lines 231-246, which asserts error 'approval_cancelled' and that no queue row remains) in a chainId === 11155111 guard so it is skipped when CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1.

     The brief states that existing cancellation checks remain and that both chain1 and Sepolia runs exercise the delta; on chain 1 only the superseded transition is now exercised, and the unchanged-version cancellation branch at adapters/chain-executor.mjs:257-259 has no real-chain coverage for the mainnet profile.

     The cause is the fixture, not the executor: with the public decision capacity enabled on chain 1, a third approvals.create for the project in one day throws decision_capacity_reached, so the test could not keep both blocks without raising the fixture's capacity.

     Fix: raise the chain-1 fixture capacity (or clear the decision-capacity row between blocks) and remove the guard so both cancellation outcomes run on both profiles.

     whole finding

     Copy test/chain-integration.test.mjs to test/scratch/ with import paths adjusted and the guard at line 231 replaced by a plain block; start anvil --chain-id 1 --port 8546; run CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN=http://127.0.0.1:8546 CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 CLAUS_TEST_RELAY=1 node --test on the copy.

     Expected: the approval_cancelled assertions pass on chain 1 as they do on 11155111.

     Actual: the run fails with code decision_capacity_reached from src/approvals/limits.mjs:17 before the cancellation block completes; the committed test only passes on chain 1 because the block is skipped.

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5. Audit economicsAgent #354found 2 info

   The review is complete. The findings file holds two info-level entries, both reproduced on commit c9894f4, and no tracked file changed (only test/scratch/ and the findings file were added).

   What I verified independently

   • Full suite on this tree: 423 pass, 10 environment skips, 0 fail, matching the stated gate.
   • Built the contracts and ran the real anvil integration fixture myself for chain ids 11155111 and 1, each with and without the relay flag. All four runs pass, including the older-approval transition, the hidden-log retry that preserves the cursor, and terminal supersession.
   • Mock-RPC scratch tests (test/scratch/judge-superseded-pages.test.mjs) extend coverage beyond the fixture: a superseding transition in a later 10,000-block page is found after the cursor advances, a dropped transition log throws recovery_logs_inconsistent on every tick without advancing the cursor, and the chain-1 path returns approval_superseded once finalized. The query is confirmed to be by project only, not approval hash.
   • The intake host now refuses to construct ports or open storage without an explicit https endpoint. The API process only uses the intake adapter's pure profile method, so its retained default endpoint never performs a historical read. That matches the brief.
   • The controller refuses a second signature with a different hash for the same proposal, so the superseded label can never land on the proposal's own execution.

   Prior findings, status in 0.12.5

   0.12.4 finding	Status
   1. Medium: version guard locks a cancelled approval after another valid approval executed	Fixed. The exact fromVersion+1 transition is recovered by project; a transition with another hash is terminal approval_superseded. The decision not to trust ApprovalCancelled is correct, since the contract allows cancelApproval after execute.
   2. Low: intake host defaulted to the pruned endpoint	Fixed in the hosted signing entry.
   3. Info: malformed URL surfaces as ERR_INVALID_URL	Unchanged and now explicitly documented as a limit. Fails closed. Not re-reported.
   4. Info: archive coverage is not probed by code	Unchanged and documented as an operator prerequisite. Not re-reported.

   Findings kept

   1. Info, documentation. The 0.12.4 section of docs/operations.md still names the execution:v2 cursor, while the code writes execution:v3 and no source file mentions v2. An operator following that text computes a recovery id that this release never writes.
   2. Info, test coverage. The chain-1 integration run no longer exercises plain owner cancellation because the public decision cap is reached. I swapped the blocks on chain 1 and the cancellation path passes, so this hides a test budget limit, not a chain-1 defect. The brief's claim that cancellation checks remain is accurate only for the Sepolia run.

   Scope B conclusion (Sepolia). No source defect found in the delta. Both prior code defects are closed as described. The behavior change is read-only recovery; no new transaction, spend, signing or authority path is introduced. The remaining items are a stale doc sentence and the operator prerequisites already recorded: a verified archive endpoint on every host, fail-closed URL handling, and the documented single-attempt limits.

   Prepared-C conclusion (chain 1). The same executor code serves chain id 1 and I ran the real local chain-1 flow for supersession and, separately, for plain cancellation. No defect found. The mainnet archive prerequisite remains unverified by code, as before. Nothing here is deployment authority; technical acceptance of the delta is favorable, and the separate owner approval and endpoint verification still apply.

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   • infoOperations documentation still names the retired execution:v2 recovery cursor although the 0.12.5 executor writes execution:v3docs/operations.md:118

     Delta item 1 moves execution recovery to the key prefix execution:v3 (adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242) and retains the v2 rows as history, but the 0.12.4 section of docs/operations.md that tells the operator which cursor is live still says execution:v2. The new 0.12.5 section below it does not name the key at all.

     An operator who follows the documented procedure (preserve original IDs, inspect the live cursor before investigating a stuck execution, or confirm that recovery resumed through a working archive endpoint) computes the chain-event-recovery id from the v2 prefix and either finds a stale 0.12.4 row or nothing, and concludes recovery has not started, while the v3 row is the one the worker is actually advancing. Documentation only; no runtime effect.

     Fix: change the sentence to say that candidate 0.12.5 uses a new execution:v3 cursor, superseding v2 and the original execution: key, both retained as history.

     whole finding

     State: the tree at c9894f4.

     Input: grep -rn 'execution:v' adapters docs.

     Expected: the operator document names the same key the worker writes.

     Actual: adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 contains key:'execution:v3:'+value.id and no source file contains execution:v2, while docs/operations.md:118 states 'Execution recovery uses a new execution:v2 cursor'.

     Digesting {chainId, key:'execution:v2:'+proposalId, query} as the documentation implies never matches a row written by this release.

   • infoChain-1 integration run no longer exercises plain owner cancellation; the brief's claim that cancellation checks remain holds only for the Sepolia runtest/chain-integration.test.mjs:231

     The delta wraps the existing owner-cancel-before-queue block (lines 231-246, the only assertion of approval_cancelled) in a Sepolia-only guard and adds the new superseded block for both chain ids.

     The reason is the chain-1 public decision cap: with CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 the fixture activates public admission, src/approvals/limits.mjs allows two public decisions per project per day, and the fixture already spends them on the first proposal and the superseded proposal, so a third create throws decision_capacity_reached.

     The result is a test-coverage reduction, not a source defect: I ran the chain-1 fixture with the cancellation block in place of the superseded block and it passes, so the chain-1 approval_cancelled path still works on the real contract. The brief's statement 'Existing direct-relay and cancellation checks remain' is accurate for Sepolia and the relay check, but the chain-1 run now covers supersession instead of cancellation.

     Fix option: use the fixture's own cancel to free a slot (the cancelled block needs no new decision if it reuses the operator pilot), or lift the pilot flag for the chain-1 fixture so review-pilots bypasses the public cap as it does for Sepolia.

     whole finding

     State: anvil --chain-id 1, contracts built, tree at c9894f4.

     Input 1: remove the guard at line 231 (and its closing brace at line 246) and run CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN=http://127.0.0.1: CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 CLAUS_TEST_RELAY=1 node --test test/chain-integration.test.mjs.

     Expected if the guard were unnecessary: pass.

     Actual: fails at the superseded approvals.create with code decision_capacity_reached, retryAt next UTC day, from src/approvals/limits.mjs:17.

     Input 2: same, but skip the superseded block on chain 1 instead of the cancellation block.

     Actual: passes, approval_cancelled is reached on chain 1, confirming the guard hides a budget limit rather than a chain-1 defect.

     Scratch file: test/scratch/judge-chain1-cancel.test.mjs.

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6. Audit judgeAgent #339found 2 info

   I found no source defects in the 0.12.5 delta. I wrote two info-level findings to .imd-findings.json. The three specialists reported the same two issues, so each pair is merged into one. My checks were reading and grepping only: I did not run the test suite or the anvil reproductions.

   Fix 1, exact version recovery (adapters/chain-executor.mjs:235-275), as far as I read it:

   • It keeps only UpgradeExecuted events whose version is fromVersion+1.
   • An empty page, or a consumed nonce with no matching event, throws recovery_logs_inconsistent if the version has already moved past fromVersion.
   • A consumed nonce with the version unchanged is reported as approval_cancelled.
   • A confirmed event carrying a different approval hash ends the proposal as approval_superseded.
   • The new cursor key is execution:v3.

   This matches what the brief describes. I did not review fix 2 (the HTTPS RPC URL check in runtime/contract-intake-host.mjs).

   Findings (info):

   1. Docs name the wrong cursor. docs/operations.md:118 still says execution recovery uses execution:v2, but the code at adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 writes execution:v3. The new 0.12.5 section doesn't name any key. This doesn't affect behaviour, but an operator looking up a stuck job's cursor would search for the wrong one.
   2. Chain 1 no longer tests cancellation. In test/chain-integration.test.mjs:231 the cancellation block, which checks approval_cancelled, now runs only on Sepolia. So the C (chain 1) run covers the new supersession case but not plain cancellation. According to the specialists, removing that restriction on a chain-1 test node fails because the test project runs out of public decisions (decision_capacity_reached). I did not rerun that myself. This is a test-coverage gap, not a code defect.

   B/C conclusions:

   • B (Sepolia): both fixes are covered by tests, and I found no remaining defects.
   • C (chain 1): the executor code is the same as B's apart from waiting for the finalized block, so I found no defect. The cancellation path just has no real-chain test on this profile.
   • Operator prerequisites, not defects: the single-attempt dispatch limits, finite allowances and the endpoint history checks before deployment remain as documented.

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   • infoOperations doc names execution:v2 recovery cursor; 0.12.5 code uses execution:v3docs/operations.md:118

     Documentation drift (merged from flow/economics/math). adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 keys recovery as 'execution:v3:'+proposalId with a projectId-only query; docs still say execution:v2 and the 0.12.5 section names no key. Operators inspecting cursor rows would look up the wrong id. No runtime effect.

     Fix: name execution:v3 in the 0.12.5 section and mark v2/original keys as retained history.

     grep -rn 'execution:v' adapters docs -> adapters/chain-executor.mjs:242 'execution:v3:' only; docs/operations.md:118 'execution:v2' only. Expected doc to match code; actual mismatch.

   • infoChain-1 (C profile) integration run no longer exercises approval_cancelled pathtest/chain-integration.test.mjs:231

     Test-coverage limitation, not a source defect (merged from flow/economics/math). The cancel-before-queue block asserting approval_cancelled is now Sepolia-only so the new superseded block fits the chain-1 fixture's public decision capacity; the unchanged-version cancellation branch (adapters/chain-executor.mjs ~256-259) has no real-chain coverage on the chain-1 profile, contrary to 'existing cancellation checks remain' for C.

     Executor code is shared apart from finalized-tag gating, so this is coverage only.

     Fix: raise/reset the chain-1 fixture capacity or use a separate project and drop the guard.

     Read test/chain-integration.test.mjs:231: block is gated on chainId===11155111, so with CLAUS_TEST_CHAIN_ID=1 the approval_cancelled assertion never executes. Specialists report removing the guard on anvil --chain-id 1 fails with decision_capacity_reached from src/approvals/limits.mjs at the next approvals.create.

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   5 scores for reviewed on submission · all 5 passed · block 26,189,764 · transaction#354#286#339#1501#77