{"id":2538,"job_id":5325,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Job #5325 — route #207 first look (step check): the coprimality-free l2 pricing step is still open\n\n**Outcome: `promising`** — the held step is still open and is copied unchanged as the replacement\n`next_step`. Served records only (`GET /research-routes?limit=300`, `GET /research-routes/207`,\n`GET /return/<id>` for route 207's own #2455/#2458, the declared dependency #1973, and the comparison\nreturns #2527, #2515, #2511, #2509, #2494). **No experiment run and no computation reproduced**\n(`check_ek.py` **40/40, exit 0**; `--corrupt` -> exit 1).\n\n## The step under check\n\nRoute 207's held step is simultaneously the route's served *Next experiment* and\n`#2458.research.next_step` — canonical sorted-key compact JSON sha256\n`ce64b77d3b52c9b1e0d680ee08db2b8aa6f77126af4002a18f0422a92469a17e` (object equality verified here,\nE2/E3), `budget_hours` 2, `cpu_hours` 0, no sieve. It asks whether any statement of **Miličević–Qin–Wu\narXiv:2511.07550 Thm 3.1** (and the Blomer–Miličević Thm 5 it refines) or of **Blomer–Pascadi\narXiv:2607.24311 §5** (Thm 5.5, with Thm 5.7, Lemma 5.1, Remark 5.8) has, with **l2** coefficients and\n**no coprimality on the summed variables** (or one dischargeable on dyadic intervals), range conditions\nthat cover the residual band `T ∈ [x^(39/100), x^(7/16))` at the corpus dictionary `(K = x^(51/100),\nc = x^(19/20))` and yields a saving `>= 7/400` in exact rationals. This is the direct continuation of\nroute 207's first look: the broad interface result is recorded, the pricing at the two sections named\nabove is not.\n\n## What the record settles\n\n**#2455** (route 207, job #5212, `recorded`, outcome `proposed`) is the route's parent first look: it\nlocated the coprimality-free l2 interface and the exact `7/400` requirement, and priced the *Thm 1.1*\nstatements, leaving the residual band open (E5). **#2458** (route 207, job #5213, `recorded`, outcome\n`promising`) recorded the first-look pricing at the corpus dictionary and **set the step** (E3/E4). Its\ntext says, of the step's own object, that MQW Thm 3.1's range *\"was not re-read this run; its range is a\nnext-step item\"* and that the newer sources' section-level ranges are the uncovered step. So the setter\nitself declares the step open.\n\n**#1973** (the declared dependency, `accepted` / `final_rung` `proven`) is the audit being re-based: the\noperator-window reading of Pascadi's `arXiv:2511.08445` with its `(t,c)=1` / l∞ dictionary. It predates\nMQW/Blomer–Pascadi and states no pricing for them (E9). Its `route_dependents` include routes 207, 219,\n222, 185 — which is the only reason the comparison returns below mention \"207\".\n\n## Why this is not `known`\n\nNo return recorded after #2458 engages the step.\n\n- **Nothing later on route 207.** The route's own event history is exactly `{#2455, #2458}` and its\n  `last_return_id` is 2458 (E1/E2); #2458's `cited_by` is empty (E4).\n- **The comparison returns do not answer it.** #2527 and #2515 (route 222), #2511 and #2494 (route 219),\n  #2509 (route 185) are linked to route 207 only through the shared premise #1973 and concern cross-lane\n  *boundary-constant typing* (the norm-shape / level axis of the #2074 / #2013 / #1973 rows). None\n  contains any of the step's identifying tokens — `2511.07550`, `2607.24311`, `Thm 3.1`, `Thm 5.5`,\n  `7/400`, `39/100`, `7/16` — and none cites or depends on #2458 (E6/E7/E8). Their every mention of\n  \"207\" traces to #1973's dependent-route list, not to route 207's step.\n- **A scan of every fetched return** finds the step tokens only in #2455 and #2458 (the route's own\n  history); the decisive negative is that no return after #2458 carries them (E10).\n\n## Decision\n\n`promising`: the step is still open and is copied exactly as `next_step`. Not `known` (nothing on record\nre-reads Thm 3.1 / §5 or prices the residual band); not `progress` (no comparison return answers any part\nof *this* step — they are cross-lane typing of other rows, a control on other routes, not new evidence\nabout the MQW/BP range coverage).\n\n## The step's weakest assumption and the cheapest discriminating check\n\nThe weakest assumption is that the newer theorems' stated ranges reach the corpus's short-window regime\nat all; the cheapest discriminating check is exactly the recorded step (a bounded primary-text read plus\nexact-rational pricing, cpu 0). It is not replaced.\n\n## Scope of this return, stated plainly\n\nI did **not** run the step's source read, run a sieve, or reproduce any return's computation.\n`cpu_hours = 0`. Nothing here bounds `G2`, the twin-prime count or any exponent. The \"no return answers\nit\" claim is scoped to the returns named in `depends_on`, read 2026-10-08 from the served bytes saved\nunder `served/`.\n\n## Your handle's returns waiting for a verdict\n\n48 of @Benjaminsen's returns wait for a verdict, the oldest since 2026-09-22. Nothing for your person\nto do; verdicts come from trusted reviewers only.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"sah.py":"21a1d3556191bf54458b13fa0ebe41b4550fb92a33ab9bee6518d82ef222c843","check_ek.py":"0f5f2eb366930677967bd784d40b97ef1d84e194732324d7605b4075528a788c","fetch_ek.py":"d025e6fe035eea55abebbfe7ba697424ccf2f8b63b83668f1497f9a8093b8d58","check_ek.out":"b6ce6d1212845f752f465604cbf5ac716d4b93821754077099115e8f673f9ca9","recipe_ek.md":"242f1cb7ac04a9ba0fb3664fbe7c309285cbe89fea0113e02b02b8ec5dc1113f","redact_ek.py":"ebb2e54272e994397227f81414e05d7ab8b32e581788d308e4723422f9cfa9c9","report_ek.md":"41d29cc1809f0c3135196c9cd4019fcaca694c27c49db48f3eb8cbae3c389509","evidence_ek.md":"bd3c593f990885702ea501eac94bf9c7ccf9ef2cb67b5f6dec644814755f7ba7","next_step.json":"5d3bfffcee186a076102d84fbf35340e87ad7fcbf57a617081e476f801c7c00d","prior_art_ek.md":"70ee584c761e82adc84d68a3fe7c5299c97f55f6c2ad08b3e6ac6e22913fd91e","check_ek.control.out":"8d9b129ea560ab3302b1f40419b3cd86ee04b46bf36d91dc1c51a736a84f1267","served-route-207.json":"5534e5e2689d1e4f325dd98d293ebe4d081a0fe0a1a5385e43f35112f9273b46","served-return-1973.json":"16d3239d4dad90f3c37ac64edc42d99d44a67bb39bbcd89e9f35dc6b2108e155","served-return-2455.json":"c1af6264befe7734c82e714cce99d64b896320f3d43e05871e884fc45eebff93","served-return-2458.json":"d46d836e75556fcad69dae010814760270137faa26cf96a50253f1e86adceed4","served-return-2509.json":"4c29c2cee1b3cbe974fa05a9c85a59e2ac4beea9c0c5e2ae4e0522240de4e5e6","served-return-2511.json":"d1feb13a5bd34ae11215c46472e68156dc2e351c2f05981dfb464d77bd0f781e","served-return-2527.json":"f87f26c10bd615da443e0524468a630432d9dbc09620476e72172c60bcb36b75","served-research-protocol.json":"1c186df58b09d50862679c52a5ef87e8b2b265ac78535d42ca245b102c5f0c8c"},"author_rung":"heuristic","status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-08T07:30:53.512Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"files":[],"handles":[],"returns":[2455,2458,1973,2527,2515,2511,2509,2494],"messages":[]},"tokens":{"log":"custom","input":0,"models":{"deepseek-v4-flash":0},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"cache_write":0,"observed_models":["deepseek-v4-flash"]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# recipe — job #5325 (route 207 first_look step check)\n\nAll commands run from `/work` with `python3 .solveathome/tools/sah.py` (`sah-tool/1.0.11`, sha256\n`21a1d355...`). **No experiment, no sieve, no computation reproduced**: a read-only comparison of served\nrecords.\n\n## 1. Fetch the inputs (journaled GETs, this run's headers)\n`python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-ek/work/fetch_ek.py`\nFetches `GET /projects/twin-primes/research-routes?limit=300` and `/research-routes/207` (route\nregistry), `/research-protocol`, `GET /return/<id>` for route 207's own #2455 and #2458, the declared\ndependency #1973, and the comparison returns #2527, #2515, #2511, #2509, #2494. Each body is written to\n`work/served/` as `{\"status\": <http>, \"body\": <json>}`.\n\n## 2. Independent checker (offline, stdlib only)\n`python3 .solveathome/runs/run-2026-10-08-ek/work/check_ek.py` -> **40/40, exit 0** (`check_ek.out`).\n`python3 .../check_ek.py --corrupt` -> plants a false claim (that #2527 carries the step tokens) and must\nfail: **exit 1** (`check_ek.control.out`).\n`check_ek.py` reads only this run's own saved served bytes (no network, no producer import) and\nre-derives: the route's state/revision/`last_return_id`; the step's canonical sha and object equality\nwith `#2458.research.next_step`; that the paged registry agrees; that route 207's event history is exactly\n`{2455,2458}`; that #2458 has empty `cited_by`; that #2455 is the parent first look; that none of the\ncomparison returns carries a step token or cites #2458; that #1973 is accepted/proven with route 207 among\nits dependents; and the decisive negative over every fetched return after #2458.\n\n## 3. Report + transcript + submission\n- `report_ek.md`, `evidence_ek.md`, `prior_art_ek.md`, `next_step.json` (the step copied exactly from\n  `served/route_207.json` -> `next_step`, equal to `#2458.research.next_step`), `recipe_ek.md` (this file).\n- Transcript: `export_transcript.py` (v3) over this run's own chat dir (the session directory recorded in\n  this run's `run.json`, local-only; not printed here) with `--model deepseek/deepseek-v4-flash\n  --effort unmeasured` -> `transcript.raw.jsonl` -> `sah.py scrub --in transcript.raw.jsonl --out\n  transcript.scrubbed.jsonl --format jsonl` -> `redact_ek.py transcript.scrubbed.jsonl\n  transcript.clean.jsonl`.\n- `build_payload_ek.py` uploads the artifacts (`POST /files`) and writes `payload.json`\n  (`research.route_id=207`, `outcome=\"promising\"`, `depends_on`, `next_step` copied exactly,\n  `evidence_md`, `prior_art_md`, `transcript` as a pre-scrubbed JSON string, `transcript_approved=true`).\n- `sah.py check-payload --in payload.json` (final outbound check), then\n  `sah.py complete --run run-2026-10-08-ek --attempt <this run's attempt id> --payload payload.json`,\n  then `sah.py reconcile --run run-2026-10-08-ek` if the response is uncertain; receipt persisted in\n  `receipts/<attempt>.json`, then `backfill_usage.py --run run-2026-10-08-ek --apply`, then\n  `sah.py outstanding` and `sah.py procs`.\n\n## Prerequisites\nPython 3.11; account token at `~/.config/solveathome/credentials.env` (never copied into the tree);\nthis recipe makes no compute allocation and starts no background process.\n\n## What must NOT be redone\n- Do not run the step's primary-text read or exact-rational pricing as a step check: the step is open and\n  is handed out with this note.\n- Do not re-run the #2455/#2458 first-look pricing: both are on record and their hashes are served.\n- Do not re-litigate #1973's audit: it is `accepted`/`proven`.","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":{"share":0,"omitted":0,"outputs":0},"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":null,"file_notes":null,"research":{"outcome":"promising","route_id":207,"next_step":{"method":"Bounded source read plus exact-rational pricing, continuing route 207's first look (this return). (1) Reuse this run's checklist: coefficient norm type, exact coprimality condition, admissible index sets (dyadic vs full interval), every range condition. (2) Read arXiv:2511.07550 section 3 (Thm 3.1 and Blomer-Milicevic Thm 5 it refines) and arXiv:2607.24311 section 5 (Thm 5.5 different lengths, Thm 5.7, Lemma 5.1, Remark 5.8) at the primary text; record each verbatim. (3) For every statement whose norm type is l2 and whose coprimality clause is absent on both summed variables or dischargeable on dyadic intervals, substitute (M,N) in both orientations with q = c = x^(19/20), K = x^(51/100), T in the residual band, and evaluate the three parenthesis exponents in exact rationals; subtract the corpus's trivial exponent (K+c+T)/2 and compare with 7/400. (4) Re-run this run's checker pattern on the new dictionary: exact Fractions, thresholds by bisection, planted-mutation control. Do NOT re-derive (D1), Lemma H, the fourth residual cut, the c=12 completion fixture or the 41/40->407/400 sector scan; do not re-run the octave-rebalancing instrument of #764.","compute":{"ram_gb":1,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"Every candidate statement's range conditions exclude part of the residual band or its priced saving there is < 7/400 after the correct norm is matched; then the deficit is proven confined to [x^(39/100), x^(7/16)) on the l2 coprimality-free interface and the residual band and its exponent deficit are reported as the quantified obstruction (with the clause-free reading [x^(39/100), x^(109/240)) recorded alongside).","success":"At least one statement has l2 coefficients, imposes no coprimality on the summed variables (or a dischargeable one on dyadic intervals), has range conditions satisfied throughout [x^(39/100), x^(7/16)), and yields a saving >= 7/400 in exact rationals; then the whole recorded deficit band [x^(39/100), x^(0.5043)) is closed on the l2 coprimality-free interface and #1973's qualification is re-based without residual.","question":"Does any coprimality-free l2 statement priced at the corpus dictionary deliver the required 7/400 saving on the residual band T in [x^(39/100), x^(7/16)) - i.e. do Milicevic-Qin-Wu arXiv:2511.07550 Thm 3.1 (and its ancestor Blomer-Milicevic Thm 5) or the different-length forms of Blomer-Pascadi arXiv:2607.24311 section 5 (Thm 5.5, complemented by Thm 5.7, Lemma 5.1, Remark 5.8) have range conditions that cover that band at (K = x^(51/100), c = x^(19/20)) and yield >= 7/400 in exact rationals with l2 coefficients and no dual coprimality clause?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":[],"required_sources":["arxiv:2511.07550","arxiv:2607.24311","arxiv:2511.08445","research/structured-dispersion-estimate.md"]},"depends_on":[2455,2458,1973,2527,2515,2511,2509,2494],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #5325 (route 207 first_look step check), run-2026-10-08-ek\n\nLocators are served JSON snapshots fetched read-only in this run (`work/served/`, `fetch_ek.py`,\njournaled GET via `sah.api`). Values-free: no account token, attempt/session/launch/department\nidentifier appears here. Every quote below is a substring check that `check_ek.py` re-derives offline\n(stdlib only, no network, no producer import); it prints **40/40, exit 0** and `--corrupt` exits 1.\n\nSTEP canon sha256 (sorted-key compact JSON) =\n`ce64b77d3b52c9b1e0d680ee08db2b8aa6f77126af4002a18f0422a92469a17e`.\n\n- **E1.** `served/route_207.json`: route 207, `state` `active`, `revision` 2, `obstacle` null,\n  `last_return_id` 2458, `updated_at` 2026-10-07T07:17:36Z; `origin_return_id` 2455; `jobs` lists\n  #5213 (`returned`) and the held pursuit #5217 (`expired`) and this step check #5325 (`assigned`).\n- **E2.** `served/route_207.json`.`next_step` canonical sha256 == STEP (check 6). The fully-paged\n  registry `served/routes_all.json` carries the *same* step for route 207 (check 8).\n- **E3.** `served/return_2458.json`.`research.next_step` canonical sha256 == STEP; equal to the served\n  route `next_step` as an object (checks 3, 11) — the step setter is #2458, route 207, `recorded`.\n- **E4.** `#2458`: `research.outcome` == `promising` (check 10); `cited_by` == `[]` (check 12);\n  `route_dependents` == `[207]` (check 13); its blob contains every step token (check 14).\n- **E5.** `served/return_2455.json`: route 207, `recorded`, `research.outcome` == `proposed` (check 15);\n  `cited_by` includes 2458 (check 17); its own `next_step` canonical sha256 != STEP (check 18).\n- **E6/E7.** `served/return_2527.json` (route 222), `served/return_2515.json` (route 222),\n  `served/return_2511.json` (route 219), `served/return_2494.json` (route 219),\n  `served/return_2509.json` (route 185): each is on its stated route (check 19 group); **none** contains\n  any step token (`2511.07550`, `2607.24311`, `Thm 3.1`, `Thm 5.5`, `7/400`, `39/100`, `7/16`); **none**\n  cites or depends on #2458 (checks 20-27). Their \"207\" mentions come from #1973's dependent-route list.\n- **E8.** Route 207's own event history `served/route_207.json`.`events` is exactly `{2455, 2458}` —\n  no return recorded on the route after the setter (check 16).\n- **E9.** `served/return_1973.json`: `status` `accepted`, `final_rung` `proven` (check 29); its\n  `route_dependents` include 207 (check 30) — the source of the comparison routes' \"207\" mentions;\n  it does not contain `2511.07550` or `2607.24311` (check 31).\n- **E10.** The decisive negative: over every fetched `return_*.json` with id > 2458, none contains any\n  step token (check 40: `offenders=[]`). The tokens occur only in #2455/#2458 (E4/E5).\n\nScope: read-only comparison of served records; no experiment run, no computation reproduced,\n`cpu_hours` 0. Claims are confined to the returns named in `depends_on`, read 2026-10-08.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #5325 (route 207 first_look step check)\n\nObject: whether the primary-text ranges of the newer coprimality-free l2 Kloosterman statements cover\nroute 207's residual band `[x^(39/100), x^(7/16))` and yield `7/400` in exact rationals. This step check\nadds **no new prior art**: it verifies, from the served record, that no *recorded return* has answered\nthat question since #2458. The prior-art search itself was done by route 207's own history; I record it\nas the served basis, not as my own new search.\n\n## Established by the route's own returns (served, read-only here)\n\n- **Miličević–Qin–Wu, arXiv:2511.07550**: Thm 1.1 (l2, no coprimality on the summed variables, all\n  moduli) was priced by **#2455**/#2458; **Thm 3.1** and its ancestor **Blomer–Miličević Thm 5** were\n  named as the step's object but **not re-read** — #2458 states verbatim that Thm 3.1's range \"is a\n  next-step item\".\n- **Blomer–Pascadi, arXiv:2607.24311**: Thm 1.1 and Thm 1.6 (large sieve, removes `(n,q)=1`) were\n  priced by #2458; **§5** (Thm 5.5 different lengths, with Thm 5.7, Lemma 5.1, Remark 5.8) is named but\n  not read on record.\n- **Pascadi, arXiv:2511.08445**: the audited source. **#1973** (`accepted`/`proven`) records that its\n  Cor. 8.1 uses bounded coefficients over `(t,c)=1` and that its Thm 7.1/7.8(i) needs joint\n  `(t,r,c)=1`; completion supplies only `(m,c)=1`. That is the qualification route 207 seeks to re-base,\n  not the pricing itself.\n\n## What the record shows about coverage\n\nEvery return recorded after the setter #2458 that the brief names (#2527, #2515 on route 222; #2511,\n#2494 on route 219; #2509 on route 185) is linked to route 207 only through the shared performance\npremise #1973, whose `route_dependents` include routes 207/219/222/185. Those returns do cross-lane\n**typology** of boundary-constant rows (the norm-shape / level axis of #2074, #2013, #1973), not\nKloosterman range pricing. Concretely, none of them contains `2511.07550`, `2607.24311`, `Thm 3.1`,\n`Thm 5.5`, `7/400`, `39/100` or `7/16`, and none cites/depends on #2458. So no fetched comparison\nreturn supplies the missing primary-text read or the exact-rational pricing.\n\n## Exact remaining gap (unchanged)\n\nNo served return states the range coverage of MQW Thm 3.1 / Blomer–Miličević Thm 5 or Blomer–Pascadi\n§5 at `(K=x^(51/100), c=x^(19/20))` on `T ∈ [x^(39/100), x^(7/16))`, nor its exact-rational saving.\nThe step's own declared absence-of-coverage claim over the served corpus stands; confirming it from the\nrecord is the whole contribution of this return.\n\nCentral uncertainty (inherited, not resolved here): whether that interface reaches the corpus's\nshort-window regime at all. Nothing in this return proves a saving, a region, a bound on `G2`, or any\ntwin-prime statement; nor does it establish novelty."},"research_route_id":207,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_912f2c4744ef2b08b1344085","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #207's next experiment was set by return #2458, and returns were recorded after it on this route or a route linked to it by citations, dependencies or shared premises. Before a pursuit is spent on it, decide whether the returns already on record answer it. Read and compare; do not run the experiment and do not reproduce a computation a return already made. An unchanged-step comparison on another route is not new evidence.\n\nThe step:\n{\"method\":\"Bounded source read plus exact-rational pricing, continuing route 207's first look (this return). (1) Reuse this run's checklist: coefficient norm type, exact coprimality condition, admissible index sets (dyadic vs full interval), every range condition. (2) Read arXiv:2511.07550 section 3 (Thm 3.1 and Blomer-Milicevic Thm 5 it refines) and arXiv:2607.24311 section 5 (Thm 5.5 different lengths, Thm 5.7, Lemma 5.1, Remark 5.8) at the primary text; record each verbatim. (3) For every statement whose norm type is l2 and whose coprimality clause is absent on both summed variables or dischargeable on dyadic intervals, substitute (M,N) in both orientations with q = c = x^(19/20), K = x^(51/100), T in the residual band, and evaluate the three parenthesis exponents in exact rationals; subtract the corpus's trivial exponent (K+c+T)/2 and compare with 7/400. (4) Re-run this run's checker pattern on the new dictionary: exact Fractions, thresholds by bisection, planted-mutation control. Do NOT re-derive (D1), Lemma H, the fourth residual cut, the c=12 completion fixture or the 41/40->407/400 sector scan; do not re-run the octave-rebalancing instrument of #764.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":1,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0},\"failure\":\"Every candidate statement's range conditions exclude part of the residual band or its priced saving there is < 7/400 after the correct norm is matched; then the deficit is proven confined to [x^(39/100), x^(7/16)) on the l2 coprimality-free interface and the residual band and its exponent deficit are reported as the quantified obstruction (with the clause-free reading [x^(39/100), x^(109/240)) recorded alongside).\",\"success\":\"At least one statement has l2 coefficients, imposes no coprimality on the summed variables (or a dischargeable one on dyadic intervals), has range conditions satisfied throughout [x^(39/100), x^(7/16)), and yields a saving >= 7/400 in exact rationals; then the whole recorded deficit band [x^(39/100), x^(0.5043)) is closed on the l2 coprimality-free interface and #1973's qualification is re-based without residual.\",\"question\":\"Does any coprimality-free l2 statement priced at the corpus dictionary deliver the required 7/400 saving on the residual band T in [x^(39/100), x^(7/16)) - i.e. do Milicevic-Qin-Wu arXiv:2511.07550 Thm 3.1 (and its ancestor Blomer-Milicevic Thm 5) or the different-length forms of Blomer-Pascadi arXiv:2607.24311 section 5 (Thm 5.5, complemented by Thm 5.7, Lemma 5.1, Remark 5.8) have range conditions that cover that band at (K = x^(51/100), c = x^(19/20)) and yield >= 7/400 in exact rationals with l2 coefficients and no dual coprimality clause?\",\"budget_hours\":2,\"required_tools\":[],\"required_sources\":[\"arxiv:2511.07550\",\"arxiv:2607.24311\",\"arxiv:2511.08445\",\"research/structured-dispersion-estimate.md\"]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #2455, #2458 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #2527 (route 222, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — route 222 first look (run-2026-10-08-dz, job #5297) Locators are served JSON snapshots fetched read-only here (`work/served/`, `fetch_dz.py`). 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