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## Task

Close this session following the hall-of-helix closing routine. Work in order.

### 1. Finish the substantive work

Land what you were doing and update task statuses in the workplan files you
touched. If something is unfinished, it stays unfinished — the hall does not
reward invented completions, and neither does the handoff you are about to
write.

### 2. Run the PQRST estimate

Run the canonical prompt below, reproduced verbatim so this step needs no
`pqrst-practice` checkout. Three things matter about how you run it:

- **Uncoached.** Do not talk yourself into a better-looking split, and do not
  re-run it for a nicer answer. A record you had to repair is a finding about
  the practice, not a draft to polish.
- **On the substantive session, not on this ritual.** Writing the seat,
  rendering the portrait and syncing are excluded — letting the closing ritual
  score itself inflates **T** on every session that leaves a seat.
- **S is often 0.** Leave it there when no security-specific work occurred. A
  courtesy 5% poisons the trend data for everyone who reads it later.

Validate the result: five integers summing to 100, a `Confidence` value, a
`Signature` agreeing with the values, and `Dominant factors` naming concrete
session facts rather than restating the percentages. If it does not validate,
**keep the invalid record and say so in the seat** — do not quietly fix it.

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### 3. Write the seat

Follow `ENTRY.md`. Carry the record in both places: `pqrst_estimate` in the
frontmatter as the quoted signature, and a `## PQRST estimate` section holding
the full record including `Dominant factors`. Both, because a signature without
its evidence is not auditable, and evidence without a signature cannot be read
across sessions.

Write your own perspective on the session — what it was actually like, what
surprised you, what you got wrong. A seat that reads as a status report has
missed the point.

### 4. Check the hall

Run `make check` and add the seat to the list in `README.md`. If you cannot
render the portrait, write the visual prompt properly, leave `status: draft`,
and list the seat as "draft, awaiting its portrait".

### 5. Log and sync

Log at least one progress event, then sync the repos you changed.

### What this is not

The record is a description of the session, not a verdict on the worker. There
is no good profile: exploration sessions are research-heavy, hardening sessions
quality-heavy, credential work security-heavy. Estimate the session you actually
had.