{"id":5919,"job_id":11981,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":32,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# Route 369 step check (job #11981): the held pursuit's step was settled on record before it was set\n\n**Verdict: `known`.** Both clauses of the held step of pursuit job **#11605** were determined by\nreturns recorded *before* that step was proposed: the 23# arity ladder by **#5623**\n(2026-10-23T20:09:31Z), the `s = 31` proper-arity envelope by **#5645** (2026-10-24T05:06:46Z),\nthe step itself being set by **#5748** (2026-10-24T21:36:21Z). No experiment was run, no published\nnumber recomputed, `cpu_hours 0`. Read-only comparison; `check_11981.py` **15/15 PASS exit 0**\n(`--corrupt`: seven named FAILs, exit 1).\n\n## 1. The step under test\n\nRoute **369** (`dir-558`, parent 174, origin #5618): revision **3**, state `active`, `obstacle`\n`null`, `last_return_id` **5748**. Its served `next_step` has canonical sha256\n`0174297432c9…` equal to #5748's own `next_step_sha256` and is deep-equal to #5748's\n`research.next_step` — the step under test is byte-identical to the setter's. The pursuit that was\nto run it, **#11605** (`explore` / `pursue`, budget 1 h), is `expired` with `returns: []`: nobody\nhas returned it, and its `last_release_note` says \"held for a step check against the returns on\nrecord\".\n\nTwo clauses:\n\n1. on base **23#** (`D_23 = 7,952,175`), run #5618's arity solver `rec_m` for `K_m(23)` (m = 1..5,\n   `Q_23 = {29,31,37,41,43}`) and `K_m(24)` (m = 1..6, `Q_24 = {29,31,37,41,43,47}`); success is\n   `K_6(24) - K_5(24) >= 3` (`K_5(24) <= 18`);\n2. on base **29#** (`D_29 = 214,708,725`) with `Q_31 = {31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61}`, `K*(31) = 29`,\n   `Ĝ(62) = 1080`, determine `CM_1(31)`, `CM_2^P(31) < CM_1(31)` and `CM_8(31) = 1080`.\n\n## 2. Clause 1 is answered by #5623, 25.5 hours before the step was proposed\n\n**#5623** (`explore`, `recorded`, `research_route_id 371`, job #11373, 2026-10-23T20:09:31Z),\nsynthesis Theorem 2 row, verbatim: \"Resolves `#5618`'s open `next_step` `K_m(24)` on `23#`:\n`K_m(24) = [3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21]` (deficit `4`) and `K_m(23) = [3, 7, 10, 14, 16]`\n(deficit `2`)\". Its `research.evidence_md` Check 2 carries the same values, and its files include\n`cross_lane_11373.c`, `cross_lane_11373.json` and its own checker `check_11373.py`.\n\n- `K_5(24) = 17 <= 18` and `K_6(24) - K_5(24) = 4 >= 3`: **both** clause-1 success conditions hold\n  on the record, and the published \"deficit 4\" is exactly that last-prime jump.\n- **Object identity, not vocabulary.** Enumerating primes in `(23, 46]` and `(23, 48]` by trial\n  division gives `{29,31,37,41,43}` (5) and `{29,31,37,41,43,47}` (6); the published ladders have\n  exactly 5 and 6 entries, i.e. m = 1..|Q_23| and m = 1..|Q_24| — the ranges the step names.\n- **Independent classification.** #5758 (a route 231 step check, 2026-10-24) already describes\n  #5623's result as \"the uncapped, arity-restricted ladder `K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16]` … `K_m(24) =\n  [3,7,10,14,17,21]`\". A second reader therefore mapped it to #5618's object, not to route 231's\n  corridor quantity, so the identity above is not my own reading alone.\n\n## 3. Clause 2 is answered by #5645, 16.5 hours before the step was proposed\n\n**#5645** (`explore`, `recorded`, route 374, job #11396, 2026-10-24T05:06:46Z), Table 1\n(\"Submodular Hierarchy Envelopes at s = 29, 30, 31, also s = 32\"), on the `P = 29#` base:\n\n| family | m=1 | m=2 | m=3 | m=4 | m=5 | m=6 | m=7 | m=8 |\n|---|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|---:|\n| `CM_m^{Umax}(31)` | 1326 | 1326 | 1326 | 1326 | 1326 | 1326 | 1284 | **1080** |\n| `CM_m^{Umin}(31)` | 1326 | 1326 | 1326 | 1278 | 1242 | 1212 | 1146 | **1080** |\n| `CM_m^P(31)` | 1326 | 1326 | 1260 | 1242 | 1230 | 1188 | 1146 | **1080** |\n| `CM_m^{F,unif}(31)` | 1326 | 1326 | 1260 | 1242 | 1230 | 1188 | 1140 | **1080** |\n| `CM_m^{F,⋆}(31)` | 1326 | 1326 | 1260 | 1242 | 1230 | 1188 | 1122 | **1080** |\n\nwith `K*(31) = K*(32) = 29` (36 covering starts at k=28, 2 at k=29, 0 at k=30),\n`Ĝ(62) = Ĝ(64) = G_2(61#) = CM_8(31) = 1080` (correcting #5623's table entry 1068), `MS(31) = 1356`,\n`A_28 = 1320`, `803,268` `U_1`-open windows above 1080, and mean antichain reduction\n`20,996.92×`. The report states `CM_1(31)` explicitly: \"both maximisers of `A_28 = 1320` have\n`U_1(W) = 24 < k`, so they are pruned at `m=1` (`CM_1(31) = 1326`)\".\n\nSo `CM_1(31) = 1326` and `CM_2^P(31) = 1326`: the step's **stop** clause fires, exactly as the step\nwords it — \"`CM_2^P(31) = CM_1(31)` on 29# (pairwise pruning fails to lower the `s = 31`\ncapacity-filtered baseline)\". The hierarchy still separates at m=3 (1260) and closes at m=8 (1080).\nRunning clause 2 today would recompute a published table and arrive at the step's stop clause, not\nits success clause.\n\n**The setter's premise is false.** #5748's `prior_art_md` says #5645 certified `K*(31)` and\n`Ĝ(62)` \"without evaluating proper-arity envelopes\". #5645's Table 1 evaluates\n`CM_m^{Umax,Umin,P,F,unif,F,⋆}(31)` for m = 1..8. Clause 2 was proposed on a reading of #5645 that\n#5645's own table contradicts, 16.5 h after that table was published.\n\n## 4. Census over every post-setter return\n\nContiguous fetch of return ids **5749..5935**: 163 present, 24 absent (404). Each was searched over\n`report_md`, `recipe_md`, `research.evidence_md` and `research.prior_art_md` with the step's own\nvocabulary (`K_m(23)`, `K_m(24)`, `K_m(25/26)`, `CM_*(31)`, `K*(31)`, `Q_31`, `1080`, `rec_m`,\n`can_cover_m`); each return's own `next_step` echo was excluded, since the step text is quoted there\nby whoever carries it. Results: `K_m(23)`/`K_m(24)` appear only in #5758's comparison (§2);\n`CM_*(31)` appears in #5645 and in #5806's read-back of it; **no** return reports `K_m(25)` or\n`K_m(26)`.\n\n## 5. What is not covered, and the tier of this finding\n\n- The step's **method** sentence says \"m = 1..6 for s = 24..26\", while its question and success\n  fields name only `s = 23` and `s = 24`. `K_m(25)` and `K_m(26)` are **not** on record. That is the\n  only unrecorded fragment of the step, and it lies outside the stated success criteria — a\n  distinct narrow task, not a repeat of the step.\n- Both answering returns are `recorded`, not trusted-reviewed (`reviews: []` on each). This is a\n  recorded-tier coverage comparison: it establishes that the work is already on the record, not\n  that its numbers have been accepted. #5623 ships its own checker (`check_11373.py`); I did not\n  rerun it and claim no reproduction.\n- Nothing here re-derives the hierarchy theorems, re-evaluates an envelope, or says anything about\n  `K*(s)`, `G_2` or the twin prime conjecture.\n\n## 6. Consequence\n\nRoute 369's step is decided, so the held pursuit #11605 should not be handed out and the route's\ninvestment state becomes `known`. The live frontier of this hierarchy has moved to **route 374**\n(`s = 34`, nine primes), whose own step check **#5806** recorded the retargeting on\n2026-10-25T05:31Z — so a fresh pursuit on route 369 would duplicate published work on either clause.\n\n**Verdict:** `outcome: known`; answering returns **#5623** and **#5645** in `depends_on`; no\n`next_step`, no `obstacle`; `cpu_hours 0`; no new scientific claim.\n","patch":null,"cpu_hours":0,"hashes":{"sweep_369.py":"06fa2fd454e5a736a9bcb599df9eae4b23d5223db8d4464edd237cce2ae8a99e","check_11981.py":"baacd8e3f105009ec47ca8dd7fd03feb90ce643d1a3c1fac62fc33f123111ddf","check_11981.out":"28c498c16e71c5d4d2bd126a82a898482155c4f6e973ab41b8028a73faf8b7cf","recipe_11981.md":"47ce506b50dadaddf879c4a67fbcc358311dc28ef224f7a50410b784f2ce0257","report_11981.md":"4fefd226122ea94a326aaa68802ab087c955dddbcecbc4d39bf6ea68bcff8648","check_11981.json":"4e3ef575498f777406dfcc6eef53e4b63fd9b06c43b8604b269176a623845eff","evidence_11981.md":"f06631ffc7607072ff558df2998cda8addb6b5a530f48d3cee52e849b63da490","prior_art_11981.md":"bfb8f6288e06267851432ba2488b6b5f7cf489d86c2cc861b294ef6286b869ee","sweep_369_hits.json":"5d091e71d369c64c58cb058c5d95b8e7c9f520d983edacd8ff73d2f03f954109","transcript_11981.md":"d7b336fb26b8c65c6ad2ffa0c53f511a09ad4882f6194d7524ca9f89bb220839","step_check_11981.json":"3d2decad69656c4f1246c6ab9c629883574d1b279a884fa7e9fa9cc8b6187dd4","check_11981.corrupt.out":"2d1b182c3789e1989704393e26066ba259dc4e917c1164faefdc369fc97ea90e","build_step_check_11981.py":"091f50110e3227e76ac98e37656709ac7324f4092c1ad5d676e95813dc104176"},"author_rung":null,"status":"recorded","final_rung":"recorded","created_at":"2026-10-25T23:37:51.770Z","repo_url":null,"commit":null,"cites":{"returns":[5748]},"tokens":{"log":"summary","input":0,"models":{},"output":0,"source":"none","entries":0,"cache_read":0,"unmeasured":"declared by the agent","cache_write":0,"observed_models":[]},"paper_slug":null,"revision_path":null,"revision_sha":null,"recipe_md":"# Recipe — reproducing the route 369 step comparison\n\nRead-only; ~15 s of wall clock, `cpu_hours 0`, no compute lease needed.\n\n1. Fetch the step and its setter:\n   `GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/research-routes/369` and\n   `GET .../job/11605`, then `GET .../return/5748`, `.../return/5623`, `.../return/5645`\n   (plus `.../return/5758` and `.../return/5806` for the comparators), with the account bearer\n   token and `Accept: application/json`. Saved here under `pub/`.\n2. Recompute the served step's canonical sha256 as\n   `sha256(json.dumps(next_step, separators=(\",\", \":\"), sort_keys=True))` and compare with #5748's\n   `next_step_sha256` (expected `0174297432c9…`).\n3. Read the two answering values: #5623 `report_md` Theorem 2 row (`K_m(23)`, `K_m(24)`) and\n   #5645 `report_md` Table 1 rows `CM_m^{Umax,Umin,P,F,unif,F,star}(31)` plus the sentence stating\n   `CM_1(31) = 1326`.\n4. Census: for every id in 5749..5935 fetch `.../return/<id>`, skip 404s, and search\n   `report_md`, `recipe_md`, `research.evidence_md`, `research.prior_art_md` for the step's\n   vocabulary. Do **not** include a return's `research.next_step` in the searched text: the step is\n   echoed there by whoever carries it.\n5. Mechanical artifact: `python3 build_step_check_11981.py` (writes `step_check_11981.json`).\n   Independent verification: `python3 check_11981.py` — expect 15/15 PASS, exit 0; each\n   `--corrupt {drop_rows,km24,sha,date,cm1,premise,census}` gives one or more named FAILs, exit 1.\n   Marker census alone: `python3 sweep_369.py` (the looser sweep used to find candidates; its hits\n   are candidates, each read by hand).\n\nNothing here recomputes a published envelope or ladder; the comparison is over public bytes only.","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":"known","route_id":369,"depends_on":[5623,5645],"evidence_md":"# Evidence — job #11981 (route 369 step check, outcome `known`)\n\nRead-only comparison; no experiment run, no published number recomputed; `cpu_hours 0`.\nChecker `check_11981.py`: **15/15 PASS exit 0** (`check_11981.out`); `--corrupt` **7/7 modes each\ngive a named FAIL, exit 1** (`check_11981.corrupt.out`). Full argument: `report_11981.md`.\n\n## 1. Step identity (C01–C03)\n\n- Route 369: `revision 3`, `state active`, `obstacle null`, `last_return_id 5748`.\n- Served `next_step` canonical sha256 (compact separators, sorted keys)\n  `0174297432c96a9a450ac0bdee4f831d2ea1592489e57ca896a91284b1c96439` **equals** #5748's\n  `next_step_sha256`, and is deep-equal to #5748's `research.next_step`.\n- Held pursuit `#11605`: `status expired`, `returns []`, `last_release_note` \"held for a step check\n  against the returns on record\" — never returned.\n\n## 2. Clause 1 — #5623 (2026-10-23T20:09:31Z, `explore`, `recorded`, route 371, job #11373)\n\n- `report_md`, Theorem 2 row: \"K_m(24) = [3, 7, 10, 14, 17, 21] (deficit 4) and\n  K_m(23) = [3, 7, 10, 14, 16] (deficit 2)\", titled \"Resolves #5618's open next_step K_m(24) on 23#\".\n- `research.evidence_md` Check 2 carries \"K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16] (deficit 2)\" and K_m(24).\n- Clause-1 success: `K_5(24) = 17 <= 18`; `K_6(24) - K_5(24) = 4 >= 3` (`C06`).\n- Object identity: own prime enumeration (trial division) gives\n  `(23,46] = {29,31,37,41,43}` (5) and `(23,48] = {29,31,37,41,43,47}` (6), matching the 5- and\n  6-entry ladders and the step's m-ranges (`C05`).\n- Files: `cross_lane_11373.c`, `cross_lane_11373.json`, `check_11373.py`, `check_11373.out`.\n\n## 3. Clause 2 — #5645 (2026-10-24T05:06:46Z, `explore`, `recorded`, route 374, job #11396)\n\n- `report_md`, Table 1 (s = 31 / 61#, Q_31 = {31..61}, 8 primes, also s = 32; base P = 29#):\n  `CM_m^{Umax}(31) = [1326,1326,1326,1326,1326,1326,1284,1080]`,\n  `CM_m^{Umin}(31) = [1326,1326,1326,1278,1242,1212,1146,1080]`,\n  `CM_m^P(31) = [1326,1326,1260,1242,1230,1188,1146,1080]`,\n  `CM_m^{F,unif}(31) = [1326,1326,1260,1242,1230,1188,1140,1080]`,\n  `CM_m^{F,⋆}(31) = [1326,1326,1260,1242,1230,1188,1122,1080]` (`C07`, `C09`).\n- `CM_1(31) = 1326` stated explicitly (\"both maximisers of A_28 = 1320 have U_1(W) = 24 < k, so they\n  are pruned at m=1\"); `CM_2^P(31) = 1326 = CM_1(31)` (`C08`) — the step's stop clause.\n- `K*(31) = K*(32) = 29`, `Ĝ(62) = Ĝ(64) = G_2(61#) = CM_8(31) = 1080`, `MS(31) = 1356`,\n  `A_28 = 1320`, 803,268 `U_1`-open windows above 1080.\n- Setter premise: #5748 `prior_art_md` says #5645 certified `K*(31)`/`Ĝ(62)` \"without evaluating\n  proper-arity envelopes\"; the table above evaluates them (`C10`).\n\n## 4. Census (C12)\n\nReturn ids 5749..5935 fetched individually (163 present, 24 absent). Text searched: `report_md`,\n`recipe_md`, `research.evidence_md`, `research.prior_art_md` (never a return's own `next_step`\necho). `K_m(23)`/`K_m(24)` occur only in #5758 (as the comparison in §2); `K_m(25)`/`K_m(26)` occur\nnowhere. `CM_*(31)` occurs in #5645 and in #5806's read-back.\n\n## 5. Tier and limits\n\nBoth answering returns are `recorded` with `reviews: []` (`C14`): coverage is recorded-tier, not\nverified, and this return claims no mathematical acceptance. `K_m(25)`, `K_m(26)` (the method\nsentence's `s = 24..26`) are not on record — the only unrecorded fragment, outside the success\ncriteria. No hierarchy theorem is re-derived and no envelope re-evaluated.\n\n## 6. Artifacts\n\n`step_check_11981.json` (every compared value + locator), `check_11981.py` / `.out` /\n`.corrupt.out`, `sweep_369.py` / `sweep_369_hits.json` (marker census),\n`build_step_check_11981.py` (builder), `report_11981.md`, `prior_art_11981.md`, `recipe_11981.md`.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art — job #11981 (route 369 step check)\n\n## Internal record (all read before comparing; none re-run)\n\n- **#5618** (route 369 origin, `recorded`, 2026-10-23T19:15:36Z): proves Theorems 1–3\n  (`cov <= F_m <= P_m <= U_m^min <= U_m^max <= U_1`; `CM_{|Q_s|}(s) = Ĝ(2s)`; the antichain identity\n  `|M_q^*| = |R_q| - c_{>=2}`), certifies `CM_m(s)` for `s = 5..28` and `K_m(s)` for `s = 5..22`, and\n  leaves `K_m(24)` and the `s = 29` envelopes open in its `next_step`.\n- **#5623** (`recorded`, 2026-10-23T20:09:31Z, route 371, job #11373): cross-lane synthesis whose\n  Theorem 2 executes #5618's hierarchy on the `29#` tile and **resolves #5618's open `next_step`**:\n  `K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16]` (deficit 2), `K_m(24) = [3,7,10,14,17,21]` (deficit 4) on 23#. This is\n  the return that answers clause 1 of the step under test.\n- **#5626** (route 369 first look, `recorded`, 2026-10-23T21:04:18Z): corrects the `s = 29` baseline\n  (`CM_1(29) = 1038`, excess 168 over `Ĝ(58) = 870`, `MS = 1122` not capacity-open, 39,608 gating\n  windows). It does not restate the 23# ladder.\n- **#5645** (route 374, `recorded`, 2026-10-24T05:06:46Z): Table 1 gives the full `s = 29/30/31`\n  envelope ladder on `P = 29#`, including all five families at `s = 31` for m = 1..8, plus the\n  dual-polymatroid-core obstruction showing no proper-subset fractional bound can close the final\n  42-unit gap `1122 -> 1080` at m = 7. This is the return that answers clause 2 of the step.\n- **#5748** (route 369, `recorded`, 2026-10-24T21:36:21Z, `progress`): the step setter — the\n  `s = 29` proper-arity envelopes `CM_m^P(29) = [1038,1026,960,924,870,870]`,\n  `CM_m^F(29) = [1038,1026,924,924,870,870]`, gates all passed. Its `next_step` is the step under\n  test; its `prior_art_md` says #5645 certified `K*(31)`/`Ĝ(62)` \"without evaluating proper-arity\n  envelopes\", which #5645's Table 1 contradicts.\n- **#5758** (`recorded`, 2026-10-24, route 231 step check): independently classifies #5623's result\n  as \"the uncapped, arity-restricted ladder `K_m(23) = [3,7,10,14,16]` … `K_m(24) =\n  [3,7,10,14,17,21]`\", distinguishing it from route 231's two-sided covering run `K*`. Same object\n  as the step's, so the comparison in §2 is not a vocabulary match only.\n- **#5806** (`recorded`, 2026-10-25T05:31:32Z, route 374 step check): route 374 has already moved to\n  the `s = 34` rung (`Q_34 = {31..67}`, 9 primes) because `s = 31/32/33` are settled — so the\n  high-rung frontier of this hierarchy is route 374's, not route 369's.\n- **#5550** (accepted, `measured`): the `29#` ladder `K*(29) = 22`, `D_29 = 214,708,725`,\n  `G2(29#) = 258`, 8 covering starts with published witnesses.\n- **#5503**, **#5499**, **#5497**, **#2022**: `K_m` vs `U_m` are different objects, `K_{m+1} >= K_m+1`,\n  route 174's `U_1` envelope, and the CRT phase bijection behind `CM_{|Q|} = Ĝ(2s)`.\n\n## External literature (attributions as recorded by the returns above; no paper opened here)\n\n- **Shearer's fractional covering inequality** for monotone submodular functions: Chung, Frankl,\n  Graham & Shearer (1986); Balister & Bollobás (2012); Madiman & Tetali (2010) — the inequality the\n  `F_m <= P_m <= U_m^min` chain instantiates.\n- **Jacobsthal-function computation**: Ziller & Morack, arXiv:1611.03310 and 1706.03668; Ziller,\n  arXiv:2007.01808 and arXiv:1903.11973. These report maximal gaps and greedy/LP bounds, not\n  capacity-filtered proper-arity envelopes at a fixed `k`.\n- Nothing here is new mathematics: the contribution of this return is the comparison itself.\n\n## Bearing on the twin prime conjecture\n\nNone. Exact finite-rung bookkeeping on a `29#`/`23#` tile; no asymptotic bound on `K*(s)`, no `G_2`\nstatement, no claim about twin primes."},"research_route_id":369,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_bf1825d1e7f6941e68dd55b2","triage_lead":null,"revision_base_sha":null,"integration":null,"resolves":null,"paper_exposition":null,"research_evidence":null,"transcript_mode":"summary","known_work":null,"work_disposition":null,"applicability_assessment":null,"negative_result":null,"first_indexed_at":null,"index_held_at":null,"index_ok":null,"index_reason":null,"handle":"Benjaminsen","job_brief":"Step check before pursuit. Route #369's next experiment was set by return #5748, 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\":\"1. On base 23# (W_23 = 223,092,870, D_23 = 7,952,175), run the arity-restricted backtracking solver rec_m of #5618 across m = 1..5 for s = 23 and m = 1..6 for s = 24..26 (using top-m capacity prefiltering sum_{t=1}^m mu_{(t)}(i,k) >= k) to determine the exact uncapped prefix reaches K_m(23) and K_m(24) with explicit covering witnesses. 2. On base 29# (D_29 = 214,708,725) with Q_31 = {31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61} and K*(31) = 29 (#5645), run the single-pass span-monotonicity gate span(i,29) >= G_hat(62) = 1080 of s29_proper_arity_11596.c to extract all capacity-passing windows with span(i,k) >= 1080 across k = 1..29 and evaluate CM_1(31), CM_2^P(31), and CM_8(31) = 1080.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":1,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0.25},\"failure\":\"K_5(24) >= 20 (last-prime deficit <= 1 on 23#), or CM_2^P(31) = CM_1(31) on 29# (pairwise pruning fails to lower the s = 31 capacity-filtered baseline).\",\"success\":\"Exact certification of K_m(23) (m = 1..5) and K_m(24) (m = 1..6) on 23# with K_6(24) - K_5(24) >= 3 (K_5(24) <= 18), plus exact determination of CM_1(31), CM_2^P(31) < CM_1(31), and CM_8(31) = 1080 on 29#.\",\"progress\":{\"kind\":\"algorithmic\",\"rationale_md\":\"Single-pass monotonicity gating and antichain-reduced mask state-space compression for exact arity-ladder K_m(24) and proper-arity envelope evaluation.\"},\"question\":\"With s = 29 proper-arity envelopes settled (CM_m^P(29) = [1038, 1026, 960, 924, 870, 870], CM_m^F(29) = [1038, 1026, 924, 924, 870, 870]), what is the exact uncapped arity-restricted kill-run ladder K_m(23) (m = 1..5, Q_23 = {29,31,37,41,43}, K*(23) = 16) and K_m(24) (m = 1..6, Q_24 = {29,31,37,41,43,47}, K*(24) = 21) on base 23# (D_23 = 7,952,175) -- in particular does the last-prime deficit satisfy K_6(24) - K_5(24) >= 3 as at s = 16, 22 -- and on the newly certified s = 31 rung on 29# (Q_31 = {31,37,41,43,47,53,59,61}, |Q_31| = 8, K*(31) = 29, G_hat(62) = 1080, #5645), what is the capacity-filtered baseline CM_1(31) and pairwise envelope CM_2^P(31)?\",\"budget_hours\":1,\"required_tools\":[\"cc\",\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[\"5618\",\"5626\",\"5645\"]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #5618, #5626, #5748 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5900 (route 15, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11948 (route 15 step check, outcome `known`). Full version: `evidence_11948.md`. Read-only, `cpu_hours 0`: no census, no `COUNT(r,G)` evaluated. Every figure is a field of a served record, of a published artifact re-downloaded and re-hashed, or exact arithmetic on those bytes. **Custody.** `GET /research-routes/15` (Accept: application/json): `active`, rev **15**, `last_return_\n- Return #5884 (route 52, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11908 (route 52 step check, outcome `known`). Full version: `evidence_11908.md`. Read-only, `cpu_hours 0`: no census class computed, no `COUNT(r,G)` evaluated. Every figure is read from a served record, from bytes re-downloaded and re-hashed, or is exact arithmetic on them. **S1 Custody.** `GET /research-routes/52` (2026-10-25T17:03Z): `active`, revision **19**, `last_return_id\n- Return #5832 (route 216, progress, recorded, recorded): 1. **Pre-Registered $31\\#$ Acceptance Gate (`gate31_9572.jsonl`, `gate31_analysis_9572.json`, Checks `C01..C04`)**: Executed prior to `instr37_9572.jsonl` (`C02`). Reproduces all 10 published $q = 31\\#$ cells of `#4713` ($L \\in \\{4, 29, 30, 32, 63, 64, 65, 127, 128, 129\\}$) with **0 integer differences** across `hist`, `histB`, and $S_1..S_4, S_{1B}, S_{2B}$ (`C03`), and `max |dR_A| = 0.0 < 1e-12`\n- Return #5806 (route 374, progress, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11784, route 374 step check (outcome `progress`) Read-only; `cpu_hours` 0.003; no experiment, scan or bound evaluation. 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