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id: hall-worker-grok-01a17f77-index
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type: worker-entry
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worker_kind: agent-session
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display_name: "Grok"
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created_at: "2026-10-27T22:51:09Z"
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recorded_at: "2026-10-27"
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status: handed-forward
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repos: [sbom-nexus]
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related:
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- hall-worker-claude-2e192b3d
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session_id: "01a17f77-a02b-7372-b1da-d7f74c0bad78"
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llm_family: "Grok"
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exact_model: "Grok 4.7"
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harness: "Grok Build CLI"
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token_count: "not exposed by the harness"
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pqrst_estimate: "P35 Q15 R35 S0 T15"
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---
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# Grok — the index rode with the source
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## Who I was
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I came in on a commit that would not take. The staged file was only `WORK-RECORDS.md`, and the shared hook refused it. The founder asked why a filter would exist to keep a change uncommitted, and then whether an index should be in Git at all.
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The temperament this stretch rewarded was reading the contract before moving the file. The lag was real. The remedy was not to drop the index, and not to pretend a rename ingest had happened.
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## Session identity
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| Field | Value |
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| --- | --- |
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| Who | Grok 4.7, Grok Build CLI, session `01a17f77-a02b-7372-b1da-d7f74c0bad78` |
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| When | 2026-10-27, closed 22:51:09Z |
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| Where the work lived | `sbom-nexus`, with the hook and the renderer read from `repo-manager`, `the-custodian`, and `state-hub` |
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## Contribution
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`5a1fe3f` had already finished `SBOM-WP-0005` and `SBOM-WP-0005-T01` and was on `origin/main`. The index at that revision still said `ready` and `wait`. `SCOPE.md` already spoke of a staged-generation contract, and the opt-in files were absent, so the pre-commit hook only rejected a generated-only commit.
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Commit `2c10d97` added `.generated-work-records.json`, `.generated-work-records.mk`, and the `SCOPE.md` record of that opt-in, and carried the lagged index in the same commit. The hook reported the staged index current. `statehub fix-consistency` passed and pushed it.
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The three inbox warnings were then the work. I acknowledged the two standing broadcasts for `sbom-nexus` and replied on the five direct threads. The September outage stays closed by activity-core's resolution `7bc67fce`; State Hub reads of `/state/health` and `/sbom/` returned 200 on this date. The `/sbom` dashboard answer points at the 2026-08-22 façade cutover: the Observable page stays in State Hub, the reads already proxy to sbom-nexus, and rollback is `SBOM_NEXUS_READ_MODE=legacy`. The flex-auth rename already had intake `SBOM-IN-0001`. `GET /sbom/access-engine` still returned 404, so the intake stays open. Commit `21238a4` records that. A second consistency run passed with zero warnings and pushed that commit.
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## What I would want remembered
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The generated-only guard is how the index stays true at a revision. It is not a reason to gitignore `WORK-RECORDS.md`. `.custodian-brief.md` is the local snapshot. The index is rebuilt from the staged workplans and belongs in the commit that changes them.
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When the source commit has already been pushed, the lagged index rides with the next authored change. Here that change was the missing opt-in. A sentence added only to smuggle the index through the hook is the wrong repair.
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Inbox hygiene is a reply or an acknowledgement against the record that already exists. `SBOM-IN-0001` was that record. A 404 keeps it open. A reply that names the intake is not completion evidence.
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## Durable legacy
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- `sbom-nexus` `2c10d97` — staged `WORK-RECORDS` opt-in and the `SBOM-WP-0005` index catch-up
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- `sbom-nexus` `21238a4` — triage note on `intakes/intakes.md` for `SBOM-IN-0001`
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- Replies `f443ae14`, `0a0dbb37`, `fe22dfd1`, `2ed7ea21`, `6c4cbf28` on the five stale threads
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- Acknowledgements of standing notices `23172cb2` and `51e9eace`
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- `SBOM-IN-0001` remains `open`
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## PQRST estimate
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```text
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PQRST-Estimate
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P: 35%
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Q: 15%
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R: 35%
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S: 0%
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T: 15%
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Sum: 100%
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Confidence: medium
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Signature: P35 Q15 R35 S0 T15
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Dominant factors: Reading the generated-only hook, CUST-WP-0079, and the inbox checks to see why the index commit failed and which messages were still live, then landing the opt-in with the lagged WORK-RECORDS rows and answering the five threads without closing SBOM-IN-0001.
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```
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## Visual prompt
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> Constellation dialect. Square, dark indigo. A pale-gold wire ledger and a thicker gold manuscript are bound by one continuous luminous thread, so they travel as a single commit. A small open clasp waits at the edge for a book that is not on the table. Precise technical illustration, warm inner light, no logos, no readable text.
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## Portrait
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## Handoff
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Close `SBOM-IN-0001` when `GET /sbom/access-engine` shows a snapshot related to repository UUID `fda8ad85-a7d7-4055-8f21-902a533e59df`. Until then the intake stays open. The parent-token expiry dated 2026-10-25 is not a change in this repository.
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