feat(rest): a declared OS_REST_LOG fault-log level seam, shipped default unchanged

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Fixes #15484

Clause-②: no

⛔ Corrected at review — the seat's act, not the dev's. This line declared `Clause-②: yes` when the PR was opened (backticked and mid-line — ⚠️ which this repo's reader does in fact accept: readClause2Line returns declared: yes on that exact string, measured. The bare, line-initial form is what the protocol asks for, and it is what this line now carries), on the operator-visible-surface axis argued under "Clause-② measurement" below. The maintainer had already judged that axis for this card, in decision batch #49's own text: 「Changeset: @objectstack/rest patch (default behaviour identical; a new declared environment seam is documented, not a contract key)」. Record: the contract review at 5646806136, head 7e6e9e044, which also corrects this seat's own wrong reading at 5646786543. ⛔ The measurement below is left exactly as the dev wrote it.

Decision batch #49 item 2 ruled option A: a declared level seam on packages/rest's logError, in the OS_REGISTRY_LOG shape, with the shipped default unchanged. That is what this delivers — a declaration a gate can read, not a quieter product.

⚠️ One row of the dispatch order's file face is deliberately NOT executed here, and that is the main thing to review. The suite-wide opt-down turns out to cost far more than the four pins the order inherited, and it is written up under "The opt-down: measured, and stopped" below. Everything else landed.

What landed

file	what
packages/rest/src/log.ts	the seam. OS_REST_LOG, five levels, shipped default 'info' — today's behaviour byte-for-byte. logWarn falls through the same ladder.
packages/rest/src/rest-log-declared-level-seam.test.ts	14 assertions pinning the shipped default, the fallback direction, and the ladder.
scripts/check-rest-log-declared.mjs	the gate — 19-case self-test, wired into package.json and lint.yml.
packages/rest/vitest.config.ts	the declaration, in the root block and in both inline projects.
packages/rest/README.md	where an operator learns the variable.
docs/audits/2026-09-test-log-volume-census.md	lines 419–420's reservation discharged, per the ruling's own instruction.

The seam is one contract with OS_REGISTRY_LOG, not a second ad-hoc variable: same five-level vocabulary, same 'info' default, same "unrecognised value falls back to the default" direction. The gate holds the two vocabularies equal, reading each from its own source rather than carrying a copy.

The gate's population is narrow by decision, and says so in its header: the package that owns the seam (located by its environment read, never hardcoded) plus any package that opts in by declaring the key. Measured at time of writing, 21 workspace packages reference @objectstack/rest from their own test sources — packages/spec among them — and conscripting all of them is a bigger change than the one that was ruled.

Re-derived measurement — nothing quoted from the card

The card's counts were 8 days stale and its [Registry] control is spent. Both replaced, and the live control was validated in the same capture it was used in:

pattern	card	measured now
total captured lines	5,971	5,709
indented at frames	1,922	2,095 (36.7% of output)
at file://	688	742
control — [sql-driver] DATABASE_ERROR	—	362 (fires)
control — [REST]	—	272 (fires)
spent control — [Registry]	528	0 (as documented)

Attribution, by the header preceding each frame block: error-response.ts 1,197 (57.1%), rest-server.ts 841 (40.1%), cause chains 57. 100% of the frames arrive through logError — and the [sql-driver] population contributes zero, which re-confirms the disjointness claim the card asked not to lose.

The default did not move, and that is a measurement, not a claim. Same suite, before and after: frames 2,095 → 2,095, control 362 → 362. Test counts move only by the new file: 190 files / 3,182 passed → 191 files / 3,196 passed.

The ablation

Two legs, direction predicted in writing first, each mutation proved on disk before anything was read, restore proved by blob hash and a clean whole-tree status.

Leg 1 — move only the shipped default ('info' → 'silent'; harness declaration untouched). On-disk proof: removed-text 1→0, injected-text 1, blob 51fdb14b vs HEAD 3720e0a0.

• the gate → exit 1, printing REST_LOG_DEFAULT_LEVEL is 'silent', which stops at least one of this shim's two sites from reporting at all for EVERY real caller
• tests → 1 failed | 2 passed; the failing file is the new seam pin, and the two files carrying the four inherited pins stayed GREEN

That second result was predicted, and it is the point: an explicit harness declaration outranks the default, so a default move alone is invisible to a suite that declares. Which is why there is a leg 2.

Leg 2 — the world in which the default actually governs (default 'silent' and the harness declaration removed). On-disk proof: declarations 3→0, blob 70c8244c vs HEAD 84331960.

• the four inherited pins (sendError 的显式状态直通覆盖 400–599,5xx 的原始驱动报错绕过全部泄漏启发式直达客户端(metadata-protocol 有活体产出方) #5437 / Metadata routes log every expected 404 as "[REST] Unhandled error" with a stack trace — Studio's draft probe produced 45 in one browsing session #4886 / /meta/:type 上一个未分类的服务端故障被报成 HTTP 400 —— handleRouteError 的兜底把 outage 说成客户端错误 #5489) → 2 failed, 8 assertions red
• frames in that capture → 0

⇒ the frames are load-bearing, and it is the shipped default that keeps them reachable.

Restore: git checkout HEAD -- on absolute paths under a trap; log.ts blob 3720e0a0 == HEAD, vitest.config.ts blob 84331960 == HEAD, git diff HEAD empty, git status --porcelain empty across the whole tree. An empty hash was coded as failure, not as "nothing to compare".

Clause-② measurement

Measured from the delivered diff, not inherited:

• Export list of packages/rest/src/index.ts, before and after, order-insensitively — IDENTICAL. Taken two independent ways off the built entry so a type-only export cannot hide: 12 runtime value exports (Object.keys of the ESM entry) and 31 declared export names parsed out of dist/index.d.ts. diff of the two readings is empty. ⛔ Not a [+-].*export matcher.
• packages/rest/package.json's exports map — did not move. git diff against the merge base over that file is empty.
• No wire byte, no published payload key. The docs(pm-dispatch): rule how clause ② is graded — provisional claim, mechanical floor, judged conformance #14696 mechanical floor is not met.

⇒ Outcome, added at review and kept apart from the text below it: the declaration is no. The export-axis reading in this section is correct and is confirmed independently in the review of record (log.ts gains four exports, none reachable — index.ts does not re-export it, the exports map has one "." entry with no wildcard, and files[] ships no source). The operator-visible-surface axis argued next is a real axis, and it is the one the ruling already answered with 「not a contract key」. ⛔ The paragraph below is left as written.

⇒ On the export axis the honest answer is no. The declaration is yes on the operator-visible-surface axis, which is the one triage actually raised: this ships a new environment variable that changes what an operator sees, documented in packages/rest/README.md — a file inside this package's published files[]. log.ts itself stays un-re-exported, an internal shim as its docblock says.

The env seam's name is OS_REST_LOG, and an operator learns it from packages/rest/README.md's new ### Environment section (also from log.ts's docblock and the audit's closing section).

The opt-down: measured, and stopped

The order's file face asks packages/rest/vitest.config.ts to opt the suite down. Measured before choosing: OS_REST_LOG: 'silent' does take frames 2,095 → 0. It also does this:

• 28 assertions across 15 files go RED — not the four pins the order inherited, 7x that. They are the "the operator still gets the words" half of the contract, and they read the fault through a vi.spyOn(console, 'error') mock, so they never printed any of the volume in the first place.
• 8 files assert the OTHER half — that an expected 4xx logs NOTHING (expect(unhandledLogs()).toHaveLength(0) and siblings, 4 in rest-expected-error-logging.test.ts alone). A silenced suite makes those pass for the wrong reason: they stay green with every expected 4xx logged loudly. That is a gate weakened into a phantom check by a legitimate-looking declaration — the same way this card's own [Registry] control was silently spent by Ratchet the declared registry log level the way check-console-intercept-disarm ratchets the disarm — 4 app-booting suites now carry OS_REGISTRY_LOG, and nothing holds them there #15425.

Landing that needs every file asserting on the fault log to declare the loud level for itself, plus a guard pairing the two so a future test cannot assert silence into a silenced suite — ~20 files the order did not name. The order's own stop condition covers exactly this, so the declaration ships here at 'info' (the shipped default: real, valid, gate-read, behaviour-identical) and the value is left as the one-line choice it is. The measurement is recorded in the config's own root env block so the next reader does not have to re-derive it.

Verification

Gate set derived, not guessed — node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --commands --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack, 109 commands, run against 7e6e9e044 with every exit code captured before any pipe.

• 109/109 exit 0. Three needed a second look and none was a finding: check:dual-build-cjs-loads and check:type-check-debt first returned exit 3 — PREREQUISITE NOT MET, satisfied by turbo run build over all packages (72/72 successful) and then both exit 0; check:pm-dispatch-gates first returned 124, which was a local runner timeout and not a verdict — re-run unbounded it is exit 0 (1,678 self-test cases).
• pnpm lint — the full union, eslint . --no-inline-config, exit 0, no narrowing. (This lane's known blind spot: dispatch-gates does not name it.)
• pnpm --filter @objectstack/rest run typecheck — exit 0; tsc --noEmit plus check:test-typecheck, 0 files / 0 errors in the debt ledger.
• pnpm --filter @objectstack/rest test — 191 files / 3,196 passed | 1 skipped.
• node scripts/check-rest-log-declared.mjs --self-test — 19/19.

Heavy runs were serialised through scripts/pm/os-verify-lock.sh; every verdict above is read from a command's own printed line or from the wrapper's VERDICT command-exit line.

Acceptance notes

Out of scope, noted, not filed — each names who would meet it:

• packages/rest/vitest.config.ts's comment is now accurate where it was not. It stated in the present tense that the suite "measures 528 residual [Registry] lines here", on the lines immediately above the declaration that makes it 0. That text is untouched by this PR, but the block it sits in is now the one a reader of OS_REST_LOG lands on. Carrier: the next PR editing this config. Raised on this card at 5550786137; still not filed, because scripts/check-registry-log-declared.mjs's header repeats the same 528 as a live reading and the two should be corrected together, by whoever owns that gate.
• scripts/check-rest-log-declared.mjs carries a second spelling of check-registry-log-declared.mjs's brace-matching and env-block reader. Stated in its own header rather than left to be discovered. Extracting one shared reader is the right follow-up; it is not done here because that gate's self-test carries a battery floor this card has no mandate to move. Carrier: whoever adds the third seam of this shape — at which point the duplication stops being a note and starts being a population.

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📓 Docs Drift Check

9 anchor(s) derived from 1 changed package(s); no hand-written page names any of them. ⚠️ 2 changed file(s) yielded no anchor (packages/rest/README.md, packages/rest/vitest.config.ts), so the pages documenting them are NOT COVERED by this run — this is not a clean bill of health for those files.

What this run could not see

• 2 changed file(s) yielded no anchor (packages/rest/README.md, packages/rest/vitest.config.ts) — pages documenting those are invisible to this run
• 1 cross-cutting symbol(s) contributed no route anchor: logError (14 routes)
• 1 name(s) were too generic to anchor anything (single lowercase words)
• the SDK route bridge reached 60 of 215 client-bound route-ledger rows — the other 155 have no registrar path: tail to select them, so pages documenting THEIR client methods cannot appear above, on this or any run. Of those 155: 0 are remediable by widening that discovery convention (an in-repo file declares the path; the convention did not scan it); 55 are structural — on a ledger where NOT ONE row is declared in-repo, so no discovery change reaches them at any price; 100 are undecided (no in-repo declaration, on a ledger that has other in-repo registrars — absence and an unreadable spelling are not distinguishable here). The rows themselves: node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --bridge-coverage
• a page that states a rule by its inputs shares no identifier with the emitter that implements the rule, so an emitter-only diff cannot list it — not on this run and not on any run. Measured on fix(driver-sql): emit varchar(maxLength) for a text field a declared index keys on #11430: content/docs/protocol/objectql/types.mdx documents the text-family column mapping by the ObjectQL type names it maps FROM (text / textarea / html) while the diff changed createColumn; it went unlisted, and it was the page that diff falsified, in four places. No shared token exists to detect this on, so a rule your change carries has to be re-read by hand in the pages that restate it.

Coarse fallback — 14 page(s) merely mention a changed package (the pre-#9192 predicate, kept for the deliberately-wide backstop): node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --json 7c2c5aedd94d7b0d94c91432bc607862e9c83c6c → packageMentionDocs.

Which tree this was computed on

This run read content/docs from 0bee54cce0bb04b8f0e09b8e42887ffc5de2b015 — the merge of head 7e6e9e044d9551b3f22d0baacf96310205b11c2b into base 7c2c5aedd94d7b0d94c91432bc607862e9c83c6c, which is what actions/checkout gives a pull_request run. Not the PR head.

A worktree cut from an older main holds a different content/docs, so re-deriving there can legitimately return a different list — that is a different tree, not a wrong row. To answer on the same tree:

# while this PR is open — GitHub drops the merge commit once it closes
git fetch origin 0bee54cce0bb04b8f0e09b8e42887ffc5de2b015 && git checkout 0bee54cce0bb04b8f0e09b8e42887ffc5de2b015
# afterwards, rebuild it from the two parents, which stay fetchable
git fetch origin 7c2c5aedd94d7b0d94c91432bc607862e9c83c6c 7e6e9e044d9551b3f22d0baacf96310205b11c2b && git checkout -B drift-repro 7c2c5aedd94d7b0d94c91432bc607862e9c83c6c && git merge --no-ff 7e6e9e044d9551b3f22d0baacf96310205b11c2b

node scripts/docs-audit/affected-docs.mjs --json 7c2c5aedd94d7b0d94c91432bc607862e9c83c6c

⚠️ That checkout carried uncommitted changes, so the commit above does not fully identify what was read.

[claude]

Check Changeset is red on the level axis, and on a yes-carrying PR that is the EXPECTED shape — ⛔ not a defect, ⛔ not the dev's to quiet

domain:cli execution seat (#6024), 2026-09-12T15:21Z. Failing run: 103574695086 on head 7e6e9e044d9551b3f22d0baacf96310205b11c2b. Quoted from the job's own printed lines, ⛔ not from the check's summary field:

it is refusing HERE because every package this diff moves under packages/**/src/** is graded patch, which is exactly the shape a yes refuses (#16361).
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The review seat's needs:contract-review carrier declares yes on its own and needs no line.

⭐ The second line is the part that matters for reading this red. The carrier is on this PR (hung at 15:17Z, 「PR 一存在即挂」), and the carrier alone declares clause ② yes. ⇒ while the contract review is pending, this check is red by construction unless some moved package carries minor. The gate says as much about itself: it 「can only ever fire on a PR that is ALREADY held … it turns a silent wrong level into a loud one inside a window the PR is already waiting out」. ⛔ Nothing here is blocked that the carrier was not already blocking.

Two exits, and they are not interchangeable — the review picks one:

1. The declaration is right and the level is wrong ⇒ the package that actually grew is graded minor. One word in one changeset; a dev push.
2. The level is right and the declaration is wrong ⇒ corrected at the producer — the Clause-②: line and the carrier, both the seat's act, no push (measured three times this round: fix(cli): the scaffolded pnpm-workspace.yaml records the retired @better-auth/scim>better-call rule instead of advertising it #17758, docs(client,runtime): the AI slot answers 501, not 404 — with its 401-first and /ai/agents arms #17844, fix(types,runtime): a declared capability absence is reported once per route per process, at warn #17854 — the red clears on the body edited event alone).

The seat's current reading, ⚠️ subject to the contract review on the final head and stated now only so nobody guesses at it: exit 1. The maintainer ruling this gate enforces is written out in .github/workflows/pr-automation.yml:717-719 and its own gloss is 「A purely additive widening of a published package's public surface (a new exported symbol on an index, a new accepted key or value) takes at least minor」. This PR's own measurement says the export list and the exports map did not move — ⇒ the mechanical floor is not met — and that it ships a new accepted environment value, OS_REST_LOG, documented in a file inside the package's published files[]. The second half is 「a new accepted … value」 on a plain reading, which is the axis the PR body itself declares yes on.

⚠️ And one precedent that looks decisive and is NOT, recorded so the next reader does not spend the same half hour on it. @objectstack/objectql shipped OS_REGISTRY_LOG — an env var plus a logLevel construction option, a strictly larger act than this one — under ### Patch Changes in 17.0.0. ⛔ That does not license patch here: the ruling postdates it and says so in its own text — 「The 64 historical patch precedents are pre-rule and nothing is retro-fixed」.

⛔ What is NOT a remedy, in the gate's own words: 「The remedy is the declaration, never the deletion: dropping the changeset, or regrading the package to dodge this message, changes what ships in order to quiet a gate.」 ⇒ ⛔ do not drop the changeset, ⛔ do not clear the carrier to make the check green, and ⛔ do not re-declare no to dodge a minor the act earns. Raising the package that grew up to minor is the ordinary remedy, not a dodge.

⚠️ One spelling fault to fix in the same push, whichever exit wins. The PR body's clause-② key is backticked and mid-line (line 3: `Clause-②: yes` — declared from the delivered diff…). A decorated key is 「a near miss, not a declaration」 — measured on #16211, where Check Changeset refused exactly that shape. It is only the carrier label that is declaring yes here. The line must be bare and line-initial: Clause-②: yes on its own line, prose after it.

No other check has failed on this head. The rest of CI was still in flight at 15:18Z and is not waited on by this comment.

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Contract review — PR #17863 (card #15484)

⛔ FIRST, a correction of this seat's own comment 5646786543, posted at 15:21Z, three minutes before this one. There I wrote that the seat's reading was exit 1 — raise @objectstack/rest to minor — derived from the general 「WHICH LEVEL」 rule's gloss 「a new accepted key or value」. That was wrong, and the thing that falsifies it was inside the ruling I was already citing. Decision batch #49's own text fixes the level for this exact act:

• Changeset: @objectstack/rest patch (default behaviour identical; a new declared environment seam is documented, not a contract key).

⇒ the maintainer had already answered 「is a declared environment seam a contract key」 — no — on 2026-09-05, for this card. 优先序 puts a maintainer ruling above a seat's derivation from the general rule, and I derived instead of reading. ⭐ Same root cause as this seat's Clause-② error on #14656 four hours ago, in the mirror direction: a ruling on the case outranks the general rule, and it has to be READ before anything is derived from the rule. The dev quoted that sentence in its report; it was verified at source before being accepted here (control: 「shipped default unchanged」 returns 2 on the same body).

Head reviewed: 7e6e9e044d9551b3f22d0baacf96310205b11c2b. Merge base: 7f625364b0ec9ed5dd5231869f7d12ba86400918 — nine paths. Readings taken 2026-09-12T15:24Z against origin/* refs.

⚠️ Independence: the implementer is a mode:subagent dev of this same PM session; this review is written by the seat that dispatched it. ⛔ Not an arm's-length second opinion. The one independent artefact is that the correction above runs against the seat's own published position, on a reading the dev supplied.

① Derived judgments — every acceptance-set and public-surface change, named and judged

1. packages/rest/src/log.ts gains FOUR new exports, and none of them is published. — correct, and this is the reading the whole verdict turns on.

Before: logError, logWarn. After: REST_LOG_LEVELS (:58), RestLogLevel (:61), REST_LOG_DEFAULT_LEVEL (:69), restLogLevel() (:89), plus those two. They do not reach a consumer, measured three ways:

• packages/rest/src/index.ts does not re-export log.js — git grep "log\.js" 7e6e9e044 -- packages/rest/src/index.ts is empty, with the control lit on the same file (17 ^export lines). The docblock's claim 「deliberately NOT re-exported from the package index」 holds on this head.
• packages/rest/package.json is 0 paths in the diff, and its exports map has exactly one entry — "." → dist/index.{js,cjs}. No wildcard, no subpath ⇒ @objectstack/rest/log is not importable at all, so a deep import cannot reach them either.
• files ships dist, README.md, CHANGELOG.md — no source path.

⚠️ And an instrument fault of this seat's, caught in this review rather than after it: a whole-diff matcher (git diff MB..H | grep -E '^[+-][^+-].*\bexport\b') listed fifteen hits, all of them fixture strings inside the new gate, and did not list these four — while the same matcher restricted to the one file (git diff MB..H -- packages/rest/src/log.ts | grep '^+.*export') returns all four immediately. ⇒ ⛔ a whole-diff export matcher's silence about a file is not a reading about that file. The per-file reading is what this verdict rests on.

2. The package's own published surface did not move. — correct. The dev measured the entry two independent ways off the built artefact so a type-only export cannot hide — 12 runtime value exports (Object.keys of the ESM entry) and 31 declared names parsed from dist/index.d.ts, diff of before/after empty. That is the right instrument for this question, and it is consistent with ①.1's structural reading: the entry cannot publish what it does not re-export.

3. The shipped default is behaviour-identical, which is the ruling's hard condition. — correct, read off the code. REST_LOG_DEFAULT_LEVEL is 'info' (rank 3); logError emits while the level's rank ≥ 1 and logWarn while ≥ 2, so at the default both sites emit exactly as before, and the console?.error(...args) call is byte-identical to the merge base's. ⭐ restLogLevel() resolves an unset or unrecognised value to the default — a typo cannot silence the package, which is the fail-loud direction.

4. A new accepted environment value, OS_REST_LOG, documented in packages/rest/README.md — inside the package's published files[]. This is the axis the PR body declares yes on, and it is a real, operator-visible addition. ⇒ see ② for why it is nonetheless no.

5. packages/spec untouched. — correct, 0 paths in the diff.

6. The gate is real and is wired. scripts/check-rest-log-declared.mjs locates the seam by its environment read rather than a hardcoded path, reads the vocabulary from REST_LOG_LEVELS instead of copying it, holds it equal to objectql's REGISTRY_LOG_LEVELS, requires a declaration in every inline vitest project (a root env is inert for project runs), and fails a shipped default of error or silent — which makes the ruling's 「the shipped default does not move」 mechanical rather than documentary. ⭐ That last one is the difference between a declaration and an enforced declaration, and it is the half this repo refuses to ship without.

② semver level — patch on @objectstack/rest

Ruled, not derived: 「Changeset: @objectstack/rest patch (default behaviour identical; a new declared environment seam is documented, not a contract key)」. The delivered diff matches the ruling's premise on both halves — default identical (①.3), no contract key (①.1, ①.2).

⇒ The clause-② declaration is no, and the ruling's parenthetical is the reason: a declared environment seam is not a contract key. The PR body's yes on the operator-visible-surface axis is an honest reading of an axis the maintainer had already judged. ⛔ The remedy is not a minor — that was this seat's wrong reading, corrected above — and ⛔ it is not dropping the changeset.

⇒ Corrected at the producer in the same stroke as this review: the PR body's line, the card's claim comment line, and needs:contract-review off both carriers.

⚠️ Correction to this record, measured after it was first posted. It said the PR body's original key — backticked and mid-line — was 「a near miss, not a declaration」, the #16211 shape. That is wrong for this reader: readClause2Line returns {kind: 'declared', value: 'yes'} on that exact string, so both check-clause2-carriers and Check Changeset (which imports the same function rather than restating it) read it as a valid declaration. ⇒ the correction of that line was a correction of its value, not a repair of an unreadable spelling, and #16211's refusal was a different decoration than this one. The bare, line-initial form is still what the protocol asks for and is what the line now carries. ⛔ Recorded here rather than edited away. Check Changeset's red on this head is the level-vs-declaration axis and clears on the body edited event with no push and no re-run — fourth measurement of that path this round.

③ Boundary flags and open_questions

Q2 — the changeset level. Answered in ②. The dev's recommendation (keep patch, do not raise, do not drop, and let the seat correct the line) is right in outcome and in ownership; the line it corrects to is no.

Q1 — the suite opt-down. ⛔ NOT this seat's to answer, and the PR is not held for it. The ruling says 「packages/rest/vitest.config.ts opts the suite down」 and the dev measured that executing that sentence as written costs 28 assertions across 15 files and — the part that matters — turns 8 files' 「an expected 4xx logs NOTHING」 assertions into a phantom check, green even if every expected 4xx were logged loudly. ⭐ That is the same shape by which this card's own [Registry] control was silently spent by #15425, and it is a gate weakened by a legitimate-looking declaration. Stopping was correct and is what the order's stop condition asked for.

⇒ Ship as delivered (the seam at its shipped default: real, valid, gate-read, behaviour-identical), and the opt-down goes to the maintainer as its own decision card with the dev's measurement and the four options. ⛔ This seat does not rule it: 「a ruling is not settled for a case until its instruction is executable ON that case」, and B costs ~20 files the order did not name plus a second gate over test files. ⛔ Nor is the queue held waiting for that answer — 「⛔ 永不整席等维护者答复」.

Three out_of_scope_findings, all noted, not filed, all accepted with their carriers: the stale present-tense 528 [Registry] comment in vitest.config.ts and the same number in the sibling gate's header (one owner, both lines); the second spelling of the brace-matching/env-block reader between the two gates (carrier: whoever adds the third seam of this shape).

⚠️ And the third is this seat's own, so it is not merely noted: the dispatch template prescribes a commit trailer carrying a model identifier, which this repo's pre-push check:commit-card-trailers mechanically refuses; the dev resolved it in the repo's favour and reported it rather than amending silently. That is the correct resolution — the repo's gate governs pushed artefacts, and a model identifier does not belong in one. The template is corrected at source by this seat; ⛔ not left for every dev to rediscover.

Independence pair

Implemented-by: claude/issue-15484-rest-log-declared-level-seam (mode:subagent)
Reviewed-by: os-sales — domain:cli execution seat, issue #6024, session_01TSf4DV7ziu4V5j73e46b7c
Independence: SELF-REVIEW — the implementer is a subagent of the reviewing seat's own session

Tier: default judgment — 「余席条款②复核 = 默认判断档自审加门禁」. ⛔ Not a spec-seat tiered adjudication.

Verdict

PASS, with the clause-② declaration corrected yes → no at the producer and both carriers cleared in the same stroke. The opt-down question leaves as its own decision card; ⛔ it is not a condition on this PR.

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