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The October 25 assignment advanced native admission, phase-skill source/application and safe reclamation while preserving the original 25-session denominator. Publish exact observations in the existing #3173 census surface rather than upgrading archive flags or reconstruction into release proof.

Measured: ACE #20 records codex-direct root submission and the canonical reserved external checkout; Domus #564/#565 merged and applied the three recovered skills, with all thirteen artifact hashes preserved, three validators and 127 template checks passing. Peer-owned #3211 merged and its Worker is observed live with max_active_runs=5, recovery mode, dispatch disabled and nine retained priorities. Its full scoped run passes 9,717 CLI, 52 API and 421 Worker tests.

Safe cleanup reclaimed 2,670,724 KiB from three generated cache paths and two clean, published, idle Git copies through their existing exact-plan reclaimers. Active and locked roots, snapshots, private/native state and absent-root metadata are preserved.

The installed strict checker was invoked for all 25 original IDs. All returned exit 2: four existing receipts fail identity/binding/head fences, twenty-one lack located receipts, and eight native anchors are absent. Internal free space remains about 72 GiB against 200 GiB. The protected root's one cancellation returned 409; its protection and original deadline remain intact. These are explicit unfinished predicates, not completion claims.

Validation at 4e4da7e: verify-scoped.sh exits 0; all five implicated documentation gates pass. Private command receipts/helpers are preserved by Domus #566 with a clean Gitleaks scan. All new checkouts are retained with published owners.

Refs #3173 and #3215. No permanent atom or original session is closed.

Summary by Sourcery

Publish the October 25 handoff census with verified delivery evidence while preserving unresolved release predicates and original custody boundaries.

Enhancements:

• Document the October 25 assigned handoff execution, including native admission, peer deployment verification, phase-skill adoption, scoped validation, and safe resource reclamation.
• Record exact strict-checker outcomes and preserve explicit blocked predicates for missing receipts, storage capacity, and protected-session release without claiming completion.

Documentation:

• Add the assigned handoff plan and census receipts with measured evidence, live policy details, strict-batch results, retained custody requirements, and remaining dispositions.

Tests:

• Publish results from the scoped CLI, API, Worker, validator, template, documentation-gate, and leak-detection checks.

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Reviewer's Guide

This PR publishes a governed plan and detailed census evidence for the assigned handoff, covering native admission, peer deployment, recovered phase skills, scoped validation, and safe reclamation while explicitly preserving custody boundaries and documenting why the original strict-release predicates remain blocked.

Sequence diagram for strict-release reconciliation

sequenceDiagram
    participant Coordinator
    participant StrictChecker
    participant NativeDB
    participant Census
    participant ProtectedRoot

    Coordinator->>StrictChecker: invoke original IDs
    StrictChecker->>NativeDB: read current anchors and scope mappings
    NativeDB-->>StrictChecker: exact anchors and available receipts
    StrictChecker-->>Coordinator: 25 exit 2 results
    Coordinator->>Census: publish exact failures and dispositions
    Census-->>Coordinator: retain observations without release proof
    Coordinator->>ProtectedRoot: cancel protected root
    ProtectedRoot-->>Coordinator: HTTP 409 conduct_rejected
    Coordinator->>Census: preserve protection and original deadline
    Note over Coordinator,Census: No archive upgrade, receipt rewrite, latch change, or session closure

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Flow diagram for assigned handoff evidence and release status

flowchart TD
    A[Assigned handoff] --> B[Native admission recorded]
    A --> C[Peer Worker deployment observed]
    A --> D[Phase skills merged and installed]
    A --> E[Scoped validation passes]
    A --> F[Safe reclamation completed]
    B --> G[Evidence published in census]
    C --> G
    D --> G
    E --> G
    F --> G
    G --> H[Strict checker invoked for 25 original IDs]
    H --> I[All 25 return exit 2]
    I --> J[Release remains blocked]
    J --> K[Preserve custody, anchors, thresholds and original sessions]

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File-Level Changes

Change	Details	Files
Adds a governed execution plan and an evidence-backed census receipt for the October 25 assigned handoff.	Defines the five-task implementation approach, validation strategy, premortem, and rollback constraints. Records native admission, canonical external checkout reservation, and preservation of original custody and release boundaries. Publishes measured outcomes for peer deployment, phase-skill recovery/application, scoped tests, and safe cleanup. Captures exact reclamation plans and confirms active, locked, private, native, and snapshot state was retained.	.codex/plans/2026-10-25-assigned-handoff-completion.md docs/receipts/session-closeout-census-20261023/assigned-20261025-01a172ea/README.md
Documents the remaining strict-release blockers without converting partial evidence into completion claims.	Records strict-checker exit-2 results for all 25 original IDs, including absent receipts, missing native anchors, and failed identity/binding/head fences. Preserves the internal free-space shortfall and protected-root cancellation as explicit unfinished predicates. Retains archive flags and original session state as observations only, with owner-specific next steps and prohibited shortcuts.	docs/receipts/session-closeout-census-20261023/assigned-20261025-01a172ea/README.md docs/receipts/session-closeout-census-20261023/assigned-20261025-01a172ea/strict-batch.json
Adds machine-readable deployment and strict-validation evidence for the published handoff.	Binds the observed Worker deployment, commit, recovery mode, dispatch-disabled state, priority set, and max_active_runs policy. Stores per-ID strict-checker outcomes and the original 25-session denominator. Preserves private command receipts/helpers and records final secret scanning and checksum handling.	docs/receipts/session-closeout-census-20261023/assigned-20261025-01a172ea/live-policy.json docs/receipts/session-closeout-census-20261023/assigned-20261025-01a172ea/strict-batch.json docs/receipts/session-closeout-census-20261023/assigned-20261025-01a172ea/README.md

Possibly linked issues

• Reconcile and close the 25 suggested native sessions without losing unfinished work #3173: The PR updates the existing census with exact handoff and strict-checker evidence for the same 25 sessions, retaining unresolved release gaps.

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