Close out INFO-WP-0030; record second Emission Cadence declaration
INFO-WP-0030: register practice-pattern/explicit-unsafe-diagnostic-mode (adapted from coordination-engine's OrwellLoggingDiagnostics candidate, INFO-DEC-2026-003) at canon 0.13.0, close the assimilation, and notify coordination-engine for COORDINATION-WP-0004-T02. Workplan finished. INFO-WP-0029: record activity-core's source-owned declaration (T03/T04 done) with its expected-rate/calendar-schedule incompatibility as demand/EmissionExpectedRateCalendar.md, and record audit-core's structural-only observer evaluation of net-kingdom's declaration as a steward note. No party has yet produced a real observer result against traffic, so T05 and the workplan stay blocked on external action. Updated artifact-count and practice-pattern-count assertions in tests/test_cli.py and tests/test_service.py for the new artifact. Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Assistant: claude-code Assistant-Model: sonnet Assistant-Process: 317218@bnt-lap001 Assistant-Session: a8d6c0ab-c70f-4610-a288-576f44d747d4
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independent of this repository. It also records an incompatibility, which is
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the third element of the stable gate (standard §10). It is not a second
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declaration and not an observer result. The standard stays at candidate.
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- **Observer evaluation received, and it does not satisfy the gate.**
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audit-core replied 2026-09-22 (State Hub message `266abb18-0a85-4d85-9ff2-0745949c9587`,
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thread `368e54bf-6401-4184-a1d2-04f133945d40`), against its own AUDIT-WP-0009
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implementation (audit-core `01468ff`, read at contract digest
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`b08b4d95fc4b0bd3`): structurally, both entries in this declaration
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validate. Operationally, audit-core registers no `local-identity` sender and
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holds none of its events, so nothing sits behind `compare_observed` — by
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audit-core's own account this is "not an observer result on the stream, and
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it should not satisfy your section 10 stable gate." A second incompatibility
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surfaced: the declaration's heartbeat block names an `event_class`, but
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audit-core evaluates one heartbeat class (`audit-core.heartbeat`, carrying
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the vouched-for class in `data.class`) driven by a separately registered
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`heartbeat_classes` list — the two can drift apart, and neither side has
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reconciled that yet. audit-core states a real observer result needs a
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source with an expected-rate or reconciliation declaration registered there
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and sending traffic — which is not this declaration. INFO-WP-0029-T05
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(observer result) stays open on the strength of this reply alone.
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- The NetKingdom security profile's rare-heartbeat MUST failure belongs to
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NetKingdom's profile. It is not a defect of the generic contract.
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---
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id: feedback/2026-09-22-activity-core-emission-cadence-declaration
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type: consumer-feedback
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status: reviewed
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date: "2026-09-22"
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consumer: activity-core
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consumer_domain: infotech
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canon_version: "0.13.0"
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artifacts:
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- standard/emission-cadence
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related_demand:
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- demand/EmissionExpectedRateCalendar.md
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related_workplan:
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- INFO-WP-0029
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spawned_demand:
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- demand/EmissionExpectedRateCalendar.md
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spawned_workplan: []
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---
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# Feedback: second source-owned Emission Cadence declaration (activity-core scheduled evidence)
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**Consumer:** activity-core
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**Canon version used:** contract digest `b08b4d95fc4b0bd3` (Emission Cadence
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document 0.2.0, wire schema 0.1)
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**Artifacts exercised:** `infospace/schemas/emission-cadence.schema.yaml`,
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`standards/emission-cadence/InfoTechCanonEmissionCadenceStandard.md`
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**Related demand:** `demand/EmissionExpectedRateCalendar.md`
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Source: activity-core's reply to INFO-WP-0029-T03 (State Hub message
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`161d5aa5-d2a9-4f6a-b833-3727e06007f8`, thread `f1687805-3153-47c2-9744-05a2b1a6b8c1`),
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and the file it published at activity-core commit `f20db47`:
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`docs/emission-cadence/activity-core-evidence.yaml`.
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---
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## Consumer purpose
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Declare intended cadence for three scheduled activities emitted as State Hub
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progress events — a daily backup, a weekly package prune, and a daily SBOM
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catch-up — so an observer could evaluate silence against a fixed schedule.
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## Hits
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- `expected-rate` with a window sized to the schedule's period plus run slack
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(`PT26H` for a daily cron, `P8D` for a weekly cron). Two of the three
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entries expressed a fixed-time schedule cleanly this way.
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- `heartbeat-or-reconciliation` with a `reconciliation` block, for the third
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entry, once `expected-rate` proved unable to express its schedule (see
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Gaps).
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- `extensions`. `activity-core.definition` and `activity-core.schedule`
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carried the activity's own identifiers and cron expression without
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touching the generic contract shape.
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- The declaration is `contract_valid`: canon-side `emission-review` returns
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`ok: true`, `errors: []`, `operational_truth_assessed: false`.
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## Friction
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- `emission-review` could not be run by the consumer directly; the CLI needs
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`infospace-bench`, which is not installable from a package index there. The
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consumer worked around this by calling `contracts.py` directly. This is the
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same packaging limitation the net-kingdom declaration hit
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(`feedback/2026-09-21-net-kingdom-emission-cadence-declaration.md`), now
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observed by a second independent consumer.
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## Gaps
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- **`expected-rate` cannot express a weekday-only schedule.** The third
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activity (`sbom_catchup`) runs `15 9 * * 1-5 Europe/Berlin` — weekdays
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only. A wall-clock window sized to catch a daily run (`PT26H`) raises a
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false finding every Saturday and Sunday morning. A window wide enough to
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span the weekend (`P4D`) would hide a genuine three-day outage that starts
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midweek. Neither window size is honest. The consumer declared this entry as
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`heartbeat-or-reconciliation`/`reconciliation` against its own local
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activation count instead, which is correct but sidesteps the form the
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activity actually needs. Filed as
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`demand/EmissionExpectedRateCalendar.md`.
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## Drop candidates
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None.
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## Steward notes
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- **This is the second source-owned declaration from an owner independent of
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both net-kingdom and this repository** (INFO-WP-0029-T03). Its
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incompatibility — a wall-clock window cannot express a calendar-shaped
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schedule — is a different gap from net-kingdom's session-scoped silence.
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Both are recorded, per the workplan's framing, as successful outcomes: they
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show the contract is implementable and where its `expected-rate` form
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currently falls short of a real production schedule.
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- **What this counts toward.** Standard §10's stable gate asks for two
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source-owned declarations from independent owners plus one observer result.
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This declaration is the second. It also records a second, distinct
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incompatibility. No observer result yet evaluates this stream specifically:
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activity-core's periodic emission into issue-core is currently off in
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production (`ISSUE_SINK_TYPE=state-hub`), so this declaration covers State
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Hub progress evidence, and no third party has registered as an observer of
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that stream. The standard stays at candidate; INFO-WP-0029-T05 (observer
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result) stays open.
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- Both known incompatibilities (this one, and net-kingdom's session-scoped
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silence) point at the same underlying limitation of `expected-rate`: a
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single wall-clock window cannot represent activity that is legitimately
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bursty, calendar-shaped, or attended-only. A future standard revision
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should weigh both before choosing a fix, rather than solving each in
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isolation.
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- demand/EmissionActivityScope.md
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related_workplan:
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- INFO-WP-0029
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- id: feedback/2026-09-22-activity-core-emission-cadence-declaration
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path: feedback/2026-09-22-activity-core-emission-cadence-declaration.md
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date: "2026-09-22"
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consumer: activity-core
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consumer_domain: infotech
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status: reviewed
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canon_version: "0.13.0"
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artifacts:
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- standard/emission-cadence
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hits:
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- expected-rate (fixed-time schedule)
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- heartbeat-or-reconciliation (reconciliation)
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- extensions
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friction:
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- emission-review not runnable by adopter (infospace-bench not installable)
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gaps:
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- expected-rate cannot express a weekday-only (calendar-shaped) schedule
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drop_candidates: []
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related_demand:
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- demand/EmissionExpectedRateCalendar.md
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related_workplan:
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- INFO-WP-0029
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