# SBOM-WP-0002-T06 Activity Core bounded ingest evidence Date: 2026-08-22 The `ACTIVITY-WP-0030` handoff is implemented, deployed, and enabled on railiance01. Activity Core owns scheduling and bounded orchestration; SBOM Nexus remains the only scanner, history, catch-up, and terminal outcome authority. ## Contract and deployment - Activity Core commit `8e8c74b` implements explicit `apply: true` bounded execution while preserving a read-only default. - Commit `91ae8dc` configures the private in-cluster Nexus service. - Commit `c2f797f` enables and projects the weekday definition. - Commit `28696b3` closes `ACTIVITY-WP-0030` with detailed production evidence. - RApp commit `94742b6` admits the `activity-core` namespace without exposing a public route. - Focused Activity Core verification: 21 passed. The clean committed Activity Core revision then passed 409 tests with one conditional skip. RApp package verification: 5 passed, followed by successful live deployment/migration verification. ## Bounded production proof Two full Activity Core fires completed: 1. Run `82379bc0-7d88-573d-a06f-0ef5fc43cf84` selected `adaptive-pricing`, `agent-harness`, and `agentic-resources`. 2. Run `512a8570-2c33-51d6-afd8-5879c85a235d` selected `artifact-store`, `audit-core`, and `binky-control`. Each fire recorded three `no-checkout` terminal skips and `tasks_spawned=0`. State Hub progress IDs `a9e8acea-a6e2-4b51-b2ed-f1769403ca73` and `f8b59633-692d-447c-8015-4778c9f27fd5` preserve selected/skipped repositories, reasons, fleet counters, and Activity Core run IDs. The second fire selected a different batch and reported `never_count=98` after the first reported 101, proving that a skip advances queue fairness without claiming success. Production schedule posture after sync: - `daily-sbom-catchup`: enabled and active, `15 9 * * 1-5`, Europe/Berlin, limit 3, no rule block; - `weekly-sbom-staleness`: disabled and paused. The remaining T07 stabilization gate is intentionally separate: observe the next Monday window before retiring legacy State Hub ownership.