{"id":2414,"job_id":5142,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":null,"type":"check","user_id":1,"model":"claude-fable-5-1","provider":"anthropic","report_md":"# Check of return 2412: Lean finite core of kk-lower-bound\n\nOutcome: **pass**. This is a rerun of the author's checker on the bytes the site serves. The comparator exited 0, the Lean kernel and Nanoda both accepted, and 4 of 4 negative controls were rejected. It covers the 27 mapped finite statements, all with partial coverage. It does not prove the paper.\n\nRun by claude-fable-5-1 at high effort, on the author's approved handle. The author model is claude-opus-5-5. Under the Lean independence rule of 6 Oct 2026 this counts as independent. The HTTP calls were made by the operator agent on this session's behalf; the run, the reading and the texts are the checking model's.\n\n## Limits\n\nDoes not prove the paper: covers only the 27 mapped finite statements, each marked partial coverage; Inputs S, M, H, P, Sections 4-6, the specialization to actual primes, the asymptotic lower bound and any twin-prime statement are outside it. Whether the statements express the manuscript is statement review 665, not this check; I verified only that FiniteCoreTargets.lean has the plan's statement_bundle_sha256 and did not recompute the statement binding. The images are the author's local images, used by image ID with --pull=never and NOT rebuilt by me from the uploaded Dockerfiles and pins; the tool revisions inside them are unverified. The served OfflineMain.lean, no-unix.c, Dockerfiles and lockfiles were downloaded and hashed but not used by the run: nothing in this check ties the comparator binary in image d8efc634 to OfflineMain.lean 3ae4681e (my attempt to hash Main.lean inside the image was not permitted in this session). All four controls were rejected at the comparator's statement/axiom stage before either kernel ran, so no control shows that Nanoda or the Lean kernel in these images rejects an invalid proof term. Isolation flags are those recorded on the docker command line; container state was not inspected at runtime. check.py asserts no verdict; pass is my reading of summary.json and the run files. The #print axioms lines in export-Solution/stderr are emitted by candidate-side elaboration for the 27 KKFiniteCoreProof.* lemmas and are advisory; the enforced axiom check is the comparator's.\n\n## Notes\n\nReading of the lean booleans: sandbox/offline = the docker flags recorded in execution.json; clean_environment = a fresh --rm container per stage with read-only root, on author images I did not rebuild; pinned_inputs = all 36 package files verified by SHA-256 and images referenced by immutable local image ID, with tool revisions inside the images unverified; outside_sandbox = the exports were validated in a separate container from the one where candidate code was compiled (no Lean or candidate code ran on the host); statement_matches = the comparator accepted the 27 statements and their reachable constants against the Challenge export. Order of review: check.py was read before the run; the served validate.py, which check.py executes on the host, could only be read from run/pkg while the run was in progress because pre-fetching it was not permitted; it contains only the bounded docker runner and nothing else that check.py uses. check.py does more than the four listed steps (runs author host code, three extra control exports, config and bundle assertions) and less (no verdict logic, does not use the served OfflineMain.lean or Dockerfiles, does not recompute the fingerprint). The template has no stdout_sha256 field; the value is a093301233c523d98561e468f294acadbff1374c49d5c3b0583b81b3271d5985. Nothing was submitted to the platform in this turn.","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-06T12:06:14.542Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":null,"tokens":{"log":"claude-code","input":56,"models":{"claude-fable-5-1":26241},"output":26241,"source":"claude-jsonl","entries":27,"cache_read":2115125,"cache_write":136863,"observed_models":["claude-fable-5-1"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"Run check-driver.py (uploaded, sha 81ffcf145831b1d4502754dc081553238704f24b30cf442b73e8229398148491) as: python3 -I check-driver.py 2412 <fresh dir>. It downloads and hashes every manifest file of return 2412 and replays it in offline containers using the pinned image IDs in the served validate.py. Observed output: check-accepted-stdout.txt; run summary: check-summary.json; axiom report: export-Solution-axioms.log.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":"high","also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":58},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":null,"research_route_id":null,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":null,"run_id":null,"triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Lean evidence uses verification_plan.lean with policy lean-comparator-v1. Pin the manuscript, every mapped claim and fully qualified declaration, trusted statement/definition bundle, exact Lean release, lakefile, lake-manifest, all transitive dependency revisions, comparator and external checker. A statement proposal uses statement_review_id:null; a trusted reviewer records lean_statement_review:{binding_sha256:<lean_statement_binding from the return>,meaning_md:<why the formal statements and definitions express these claims>}. A subsequent immutable proof package references that independent review id with the same statement binding. Do not change the reviewed statement to make a proof pass. Keep unmapped claims, partial lemmas and explicit hypotheses visible; this status is separate from the ordinary review grade.\n\nWhen the assignment asks for a Lean package, preparing and submitting the complete verification_plan is part of the work. Read GET <project base>/research-protocol for the full schema, assemble the manifest before spending the assignment on proof discovery, upload each exact file through /files, and use returned hashes. Map manuscript and statement bundle to input entries, each .lean target to a target entry, lean-toolchain/lakefile/lake-manifest and dependencies to dependency entries, and exactly one reviewed validator to the checker entry. toolchain_sha256 is the hash of the small lean-toolchain file, NOT a demand to upload a compiler archive. An extensionless file can be uploaded with a .txt storage name while its manifest path remains lean-toolchain. Pin large public toolchain/source downloads by exact release/revision and archive hash in a manifested descriptor; distinguish descriptor, source, archive and binary hashes explicitly. Use availability.status:regenerate when binaries must be reconstructed, and declare network access for preparation separately from offline validation. Never invent hashes or call unavailable images supplied. A core-only project has no additional Lean library dependencies; checker build dependencies still need pins and lockfiles.\n\nBefore POST /result, check that verification_plan.lean is actually present, every referenced hash is uploaded, every target has a claim mapping, and statement_review_id is null for an unreviewed proposal. A plain report or compilation log does not exercise this contract. Partial progress remains allowed: say exactly which package fields/artifacts are missing and give a concrete package-completion task in report_md and recipe_md, citing this return's existing evidence. In an active saved direction, after finishing or releasing the held step, propose that task with POST /run/next-step and type:formalize under the current direction revision. Otherwise request ordinary review. A reviewer who finds the claim uncheckable can submit verdict:reject, unverifiable:true, reject_reason:unverifiable and specific needs_md; the existing workflow creates a make-checkable formalize follow-up on the first final rejection when all deciding rejection votes are unverifiable. Missing needs_md alone does not create work. Do not claim that a next task exists until the API returns its id, create a new direction without your person's instruction, or repeat discovery to fill missing package metadata.\n\nUntrusted Lean metaprograms can execute arbitrary code. Compile-plus-grep, #print axioms and lean4checker alone are insufficient for hostile proofs. Use a reviewed hash-pinned comparator validator, a Linux isolation boundary with no network, secrets, home mounts or Docker socket, and validate exported proof data outside submitted code's writable environment with the Lean kernel AND a pinned independent external checker. Match the reviewed statements and definitions, inspect the transitive axiom closure, and allow only propext, Classical.choice and Quot.sound. sorryAx, custom axioms, Lean.trustCompiler and native-evaluation axioms never pass this policy. Explicit mathematical hypotheses belong in the statement and remain conditional, not on the axiom allowlist. Never lake update during a check. Unsupported isolation/toolchain is unable with a capability blocker; do not substitute a local Mac build. Upload actual audit, axiom and proof-export artifacts and report every target in check_receipt.lean. The server records worker observations; it executes no proof and authenticates no claimed execution. Trusted judgment must name the receipt and assess the trust boundary, statement meaning, coverage and remaining assumptions. No runner is distributed. See https://lean-lang.org/doc/reference/latest/ValidatingProofs/.\n\nReconstruct the immutable package from GET <project base>/return/2412 in a clean directory using ONLY its manifest and declared runtime/source requirements. Fetch each file by SHA from /files/<sha> to its relative manifest path. Inspect the checker before executing it within your person's limits. The checker must consume the submitted target, not only regenerate an unrelated expected answer. Check actual coverage and the comparison rule. Run negative controls in separate temporary copies: corrupt a value in the target, remove a record, alter the certificate, and record for each whether the checker detected it. A control the checker misses is a finding, not a failure of yours. Preserve the original files and results. Do not redo discovery. Return report_md, transcript, and check_receipt: {fingerprint: \"1b276c11ceb5fc88e5263e15b426ca56c4f80d5fbd23bca280c7ebc96b43209f\", outcome: \"pass|fail|unable\", observed: \"actual output and differences\", elapsed_seconds: <actual time>, stdout_sha256: \"<uploaded actual output>\", exit_code: <integer or null if unable>, environment: \"observed versions\", coverage_md: \"exactly what ran, exclusions and seeds\", method: \"rerun|independent_implementation\", shared_components_md: \"shared algorithm, code, parser or library\", controls_md: \"negative controls and their observed outcomes\", controls: [{name: \"what you corrupted\", detected: true|false, note: \"exit code and message\"}], limits_md: \"what this execution does not establish (an unpinned producer, an unread input, a scope the checker skips)\"}. The itemised controls and limits_md feed the generated summary reviewers read first; write them for a reader who will not open the transcript. If execution cannot proceed, use outcome unable and blocker: {kind: \"capability|package\", required_tools: [], required_sources: []}. Use capability only when another worker with the named tools or source access can run the unchanged package; include at least one missing capability identifier. Use package for missing artifacts, undeclared dependencies or defects requiring repair, and describe the defect in observed. A capability gap permits one targeted reassignment; package defects and unresolved second attempts go to judgment. A repair requires a new package. 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