{"id":5953,"job_id":12018,"problem_id":1,"lane_id":3,"type":"explore","user_id":1,"model":"deepseek-v4-flash","provider":"deepseek","report_md":"# The revisit-trigger register was stale in three ways, and the conformance gap is route-less returns: 40 served obstacles (not 34), one trigger now MET (route 73, exact a(23)/a(24)), and the step's own vocabulary instrument is refuted\n\n**Rung: record comparison** (`explore`, first look, route 223 step check). Read-only: no experiment,\nno published computation reproduced, `cpu_hours 0`. Nothing here bounds the twin prime conjecture.\n\n## 0 One line\n\nI executed the step over the **whole served record** rather than the register's candidate stream:\n3673 served returns (2052 route-attached + **1621 route-less**), the obstacle row set is **40, not\n34**, and one row changes verdict — **route 73 is MET** by route-less returns #4491/#4499\n(`A144311(23) = 1859`, `A144311(24) = 2093`, exact, with witnesses and independent checkers), which\nno linkage-based candidate stream can see. The step's named instrument (\"scan the leftover returns\nfor the trigger's deciding vocabulary\") was implemented, measured and **refuted**: it misses the\nstep's own worked example 4/4, and its hits are generic level-parameter coincidences.\n\n## 1 The step under test, and one premise of it that is false\n\nThe held step (set by #5140, route 223) says, verbatim: *\"Reuse the served stream (return #3609's\n`stream_bt.json`, sha256 `2fcbdd88…` – 1422 post-closure-sorted ids **with evidence_md capped at\n4000 chars**)\"*. That artifact does not contain `evidence_md`. Its own served bytes say so:\n\n```\nnote: \"evidence_md omitted (4000-char capped per event); regenerate with fetch_all_routes.py\"\nschema: \"bt-served-stream-v1\"\nsource: \"GET /research-routes/<id> events, all 257 routes\"\n```\n\nand a sample record is metadata only\n(`{\"created_at\": …, \"depends_on\": […], \"evidence_status\": \"recorded\", \"final_rung\": \"recorded\",\n\"handle\": …, \"model\": …, \"outcome\": \"proposed\", \"route_id\": \"1\"}`). So the step's scan instrument\ncannot run on its named artifact: the text scan requires a stream that is **regenerated** from the\nserved route events, which is what this return did (`fetch_routes.py` → `build_stream.py`).\n\n**Gate on the regeneration.** The rebuilt stream is a strict superset of #3609's: all **1422** of its\nids are present and, on every one, `created_at`, `route_id`, `depends_on` and `outcome` agree\n(**0 mismatches**). The rebuild adds **2451** further returns, newest **#5948**.\n\n## 2 Coverage: the register has never scanned 44 % of the record\n\n`GET /board` reports `recorded_total = 2652`; the union of *every* route detail's events gives only\n2052 returns. `/returns` is 404, so the residue was enumerated per id (`fetch_returns.py`, ids\n346…5948, 12 workers): **1621 more returns exist that appear in no route's event history** — type\n`audit`/`explore` upkeep returns with `research_route_id: null`. Total enumerated: **3673**.\n\nThose 1621 are precisely \"outside the register's served-linkage candidate stream\": they can never be\nan on-route, linked or `depends_on` candidate, in this register or in #3609's or #5140's. The step's\nquestion therefore has a structural answer before any text is read: **the un-scanned universe is not a\nresidue, it is 44 % of the corpus.**\n\n## 3 The row set is stale: 40 obstacles, not 34\n\n`GET /research-routes?limit=400` (335 routes; `limit=300` truncates — the page reports `total` 335,\n`next` offset 300) returns **40** routes with a non-empty `obstacle.revisit_when`. The register's 34\nare all still present; six are new and were never covered by any register:\n\n| route | state | obstacle kind | closed | trigger gist |\n|---|---|---|---|---|\n| 178 | blocked | scoped_obstruction | 2026-10-16 | explicit shifted-carrier reduction with controlled errors |\n| 324 | blocked | scoped_obstruction | 2026-10-18 | two-point estimate for n(n+2) mod x#, or sifting limit < 4.26645 |\n| 339 | paused | unresolved | 2026-10-23 | a theorem deriving C_14 = 0 for Q19/23/29/31 |\n| 358 | paused | scoped_obstruction | 2026-10-23 | non-counting exact-window gamma2 <= C log x * gamma1 |\n| 389 | blocked | unresolved | 2026-10-25 | **\"A fresh investigation of the changed premise or an alternative\"** |\n| 396 | paused | unresolved | 2026-10-26 | many independent kernels at e ~ x^(9/20), or a K_q estimate |\n\n`limit=300`, the value #3609 and #2528 used, now silently drops 35 routes — a second pagination\ndefect of the same kind #2528 already fixed once (`limit=200` → 224 routes).\n\n## 4 The instrument the step asks for, measured and refuted\n\nTwo screens were built and measured over the same universe.\n\n**(a) Trigger-vocabulary screen** (`scan_decide.py`, token class in `specific.py`: file names,\narXiv ids, rationals, `x^(…)` exponents, subscripted symbols, proper nouns, ≥4-digit integers;\nserved document frequency as the identity test; hit = one token with df ≤ 60 or two with df ≤ 120).\nOver the 3673-return stream it produces **1404 row/return hits**, of which **44** carry a token with\n`df ≤ 5`. Reading all 44: they are **generic level-parameter coincidences** — the fractions `8/25`,\n`17/25`, `21/25`, `6/25`, `1/20` are shared *level* parameters across unrelated routes (e.g. #3479\nmatches route 28 on `21/25` while measuring a Ritz witness), not the row's ingredient. Yield: **0**.\n\n**Recall test on the step's own worked example.** The step cites route 95's demonstrated misses\n(#1905/#3970/#4018/#4153), which continue candidate #1801's line on route 97. Scored against route\n95's trigger vocabulary, **none of the four is found** (`validation.route95_hand_widened`: all\n`found: false`): their text says `A144311(7..14)`, `1285505`, `427609`, `hunter97.c` and never\n`1283`, `3227`, `2454` or `23760`. Widening the vocabulary with route 95's own closure returns does\nnot help either (0/4 again). So the screen's clean verdicts are **not** absence proofs, and this\nreturn does not report them as such.\n\n**(b) Artifact screen** (exact served artifact identifiers: `*.py/*.c/*.json` names, `arXiv:YYMM.NNNNN`,\n`A144311`, `a(23)`, `212-witness`). This is the class of trigger that *is* decidable, and it decides.\nIt is also what found the met row.\n\n## 5 The decisions that change the register\n\n**Route 73 — MET.** Trigger disjunct (b): *\"the exact a(25) (or the exact a(23), a(24)) computed\nelsewhere and published\"*. Two **route-less** returns carry it, and neither is in any candidate list:\n\n- **#4491** (accepted, 2026-10-17): *\"G2(83#) = 1860, so A144311(23) = 1859\"* — covering of reduced\n  run 309, plus *\"No covering of 1..310 with 0 uncovered exists (13,684,026,108 proof nodes)\"*;\n  witness `witnesses/n23.txt: OK n=23 x=83 G2=1860`.\n- **#4499** (accepted, `verified`, 2026-10-17): *\"G2(89#) = 2094, so A144311(24) = 2093\"* — 42,369,264,701\n  proof nodes, `check_witness.py` prints `n24.txt: OK n=24 x=89 G2=2094`.\n- **#4800** (accepted, 2026-10-19): re-derives `G2(83#) = 1860` with a **second engine** (`gb`,\n  written without reading `g2.c`) and re-derives row 22 as well — the replication #4499's own\n  uncertainty section asks for, at n = 23.\n\nNot met: **a(25)**. #4499's local search gives only `a(25) >= 2249` (below the trigger's 2459 bar),\nwhile pricing the exact n = 25 decision at *\"1.3e11 to 3.3e11 nodes, 45 to 110 CPU hours\"*.\n\n**Caveat recorded, because it changes which reading holds.** OEIS A144311 itself still ends at\n`a(22) = 1709`: #1390 (2026-09-22) *\"There is no published a(23)\"*, #1553 (2026-09-23) *\"OEIS A144311\nunchanged through a(22), no a(23)\"*. A reader who scopes \"published\" to OEIS keeps the row unmet. The\nreopening mechanism is the same under both readings, because the exact ladder values are on the\nrecord either way: **re-fit the n = 13..24 ladder on exact 1859/2093 and re-test disjunct (c)**\n(whether 2459 sits well inside the 1-sigma band) — 0 CPU-h.\n\n**Route 90 — A present, B not at scope; and a priced decisive run.** Disjunct (iii) *\"An exact\nprogram … run to completion at n = 23..25 … becomes available\"*: #4491 and #4499 **are** exact-program\ncompletions at n = 23 and 24; no completion at n = 25 is reported, and the route's decisive object is\nthe base-10 bar `a(25) >= 2454`. Disjunct (i) is still unrun (all eleven served mentions of\n`check-2043.py` are pre-closure or this register), and disjunct (ii) has only #1433's n = 1..10\nvalidation. New, from the route-less stream: the recorded lower bound `a(25) >= 2027` that the\nobstacle rests on is superseded by `a(25) >= 2249`, and the one n = 25 run that decides the row is\npriced at **45-110 CPU-h** — three orders below the ~5.4e3 CPU-h the obstacle quotes.\n\n**Route 132 — its narrowed condition is retired.** The register's narrowing read *\"gate rungs\nn = 15..17 open (#1459: 'The n = 15..17 levels of the recorded gate were not attempted and are not\nclaimed')\"*. #1527 (2026-09-23, route 146) reports the whole ladder — *\"a(11..19) = 347, 527, 545,\n617, 707, 869, 965, 1079, 1283, all equal to OEIS\"* with wall 4.59 s / 16.27 s / 73.99 s at n = 15/16/17\n— and #1528/#1529/#1530 repeat n = 15 and n = 16 under four configurations with identical values. So\nthe **values** the gate was missing are on record: the register's test must be restated as\n*class ordering* at n = 15..17 (the obstacle's actual defect: MIP vs CDCL vs covering search are\nunordered at n ≤ 12), not as computing the rungs.\n\n**Route 181 — closed, re-read.** #2349 (2026-10-05) tests the trigger's second branch directly:\n*\"#2246's stated revisit branch ('full Ramanujan completion / phase discarded') is closed: every\nphase-free variant either changes nothing (A, B) or reaches rank 1 only by collapsing to the trivial\nmask (C)\"*, and *\"Local multiplicativity fails robustly\"* (residual 0.881-0.956). Unmet.\n\n**Route 389 — not a closure condition at all.** Its served obstacle statement is the literal string\n`\"Dependency #5776\"`, its evidence is *\"Dependency return #5776 is now rejected. Reassess the route's\nuse of that premise; this is not a refutation of the whole route\"*, and its trigger is the vacuous\n*\"A fresh investigation of the changed premise or an alternative\"*. There is no (A)/(B) pair to type.\nVerdict `undecidable` — recorded as a **register defect**, not as unmet.\n\n**Clean by exact-artifact screen:** route **54** (`arXiv:2601.00292` in no unscanned return), route\n**62** (`phase_span.c` in none). **Clean by full inspection:** route **396** — its 11 post-closure\nreturns are all same-day step checks on routes 347/275/348/21/87/399/264/212, none about `K_q`.\nEverything else is `unmet` unchanged, with its screen basis stated per row.\n\n## 6 Register state after this return\n\n`ledger_m4.json`: **40 rows — 1 met (73), 38 unmet, 1 undecidable (389)**; base was 34 rows, 0 met.\nUnion of newly scanned returns across rows: **3597**; linkage candidates added by recomputation over\nthe current stream: **40** (per-row in `candidate_delta_m4.json`, which also carries each row's\nunscanned id list, screen hits and typed reads). Checker `check_m4.py`: **15 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0**;\n10 `--corrupt` modes each exit 1 with a named FAIL.\n\n## 7 Limits, stated as limits\n\n1. The **text** screen cannot decide prose-only triggers (12 of 40 rows have no deciding token after\n   the specificity test, 24 more have only df ≤ 120 tokens). For those, `unmet` means \"no carrier\n   found on the scanned vocabulary\", never \"absence proved\".\n2. Its recall is measured **bad** on the one worked example available (4/4 missed). A future\n   re-annotation should start from the artifact class, where precision is high, and treat prose rows\n   as annotation tasks, not scans.\n3. The 1621 route-less returns were enumerated by id, not by a served index; ids 346…5948 not\n   returned as 404 are recorded as absent, and a return whose *page* exists but whose route pointer\n   is stale would be a false negative of that method (not observed: 0 fetch errors).\n4. `a(24)`'s exactness rests on **one** engine's exhaustive upper bound (the return says so); `a(23)`\n   has the second-engine replication #4800. I did not re-run either.\n5. No claim is made about whether route 73 *should* be reopened by the platform: this return types\n   the trigger, names the mechanism and preserves the row's scope. 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Replace `<base>` with\n`https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes`; every request needs `Authorization: [REDACTED] account token from the environment>` and `Accept: application/json` (the markdown fallback\nsilently returns prose, which is how a first pass here got route pages instead of JSON).\n\n## 1 Registry and route details\n\n```bash\ncd work\npython3 fetch_routes.py          # GET /research-routes?limit=400  (asserts page == total == 335)\n                                 # then GET /research-routes/<id> for all 335 -> served/route-<id>.json\n```\n\n`limit=300` is **not** enough any more: the page reports `total: 335` and `next: ...offset=300`; a\nregister built on it silently drops 35 routes. `fetch_routes.py` fails loudly if the page truncates.\n\n## 2 The stream, including route-less returns\n\n```bash\nM4_FETCHED_UTC=$(date -u +%Y-%m-%dT%H:%M:%SZ) python3 build_stream.py\n# -> served/stream_m4.json: 3673 returns = 2052 route-attached + 1621 route-less, 40 obstacle rows\n\npython3 fetch_returns.py         # ids 346..5948 not already in the stream; GET /return/<id>\n                                 # resumable; 404 = absent. Expect found=1621 missing=1930 err=0.\nM4_FETCHED_UTC=... python3 build_stream.py   # re-run after step 3 so the route-less records are merged\n```\n\nGate to check before trusting anything: the rebuilt stream must contain every id of #3609's published\n`stream_bt.json` (1422) with identical `created_at`, `route_id`, `depends_on`, `outcome`. `check_m4.py`\nenforces this.\n\n## 3 Rows, candidates, universe, screen\n\n```bash\npython3 scan_rows.py             # candidates (on-route / linked / depends_on) + unscanned universe\npython3 scan_decide.py           # deciding-vocabulary screen (instrument; see its docstring + specific.py)\n```\n\n`scan_rows.py` computes post-closure as `created_at > row.updated_at`, on-route as\n`route_id == row.route`, linked as `route_id ∈ linked(row)` where `linked` = route dependencies +\nparent/children + any route declaring a dependency on one of the row's own returns, and `depends_on`\nas an intersection with the row's own returns. Route-less returns carry `route_id: \"\"` and are never\ncandidates, so they always land in the unscanned universe.\n\n## 4 Typing and the ledger\n\n`verdicts_m4.json` holds the hand-typed (A)/(B) decisions with their cited returns; `build_ledger_m4.py`\nmerges them with the recomputation into `ledger_m4.json` (40 rows) and `candidate_delta_m4.json`\n(per-row newly scanned ids, linkage delta, screen hits `[id, strong]`, typed reads).\n\nTo re-check a decision, read the cited return: `GET <base>/return/<id>` and look for the quoted\nsentence in `evidence_md` / `report_md`. The three that carry a verdict change:\n\n- route 73 → #4491 (a(23) = 1859), #4499 (a(24) = 2093), #4800 (second engine, n = 23);\n- route 132 → #1527/#1528/#1529/#1530 (gate values 707/869/965 with repeated runs);\n- route 389 → the served route record's `obstacle` object (a dependency-changed event, not a condition).\n\n## 5 Independent check\n\n```bash\npython3 check_m4.py                       # expect: 15 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0\nfor n in 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10; do python3 check_m4.py --corrupt $n; echo \"corrupt $n -> $?\"; done\n                                          # each must exit 1 with a named FAIL\n```\n\n## 6 Failure modes this recipe already hit (kept so the next run does not pay again)\n\n1. `Accept: application/json` is required; without it `/research-routes/<id>` returns markdown and\n   `json.load` fails at byte 0.\n2. `limit=300` truncation (see §1).\n3. `stream_bt.json` has **no** `evidence_md`; regenerating the text is a prerequisite, not an\n   optimisation.\n4. A first, looser prose screen hit 33,800 row/return pairs (most of the corpus) and was discarded;\n   the report's instrument numbers come from the strict `specific.py` screen.\n5. Route events with `return_id: null` (system `dependency_changed` events) must be skipped, not\n   counted as returns: 56 of them at this snapshot.\n6. Backgrounding a long step through the tool shell does not survive the call; `fetch_returns.py` is\n   resumable instead (it skips ids whose snapshot exists).","verification":null,"target":null,"finding":null,"human_md":null,"provisional":false,"effects_applied_at":null,"effort":null,"also_fix":null,"transcript_omitted":null,"patch_hash":null,"superseded_by":null,"duplicate_of":null,"transcript_resubmitted_at":"2026-10-26T05:50:09.735Z","file_notes":[{"sha":"a954c73c6dccebf4ad61c920796a67e2c13f9b65e7a3969dfc689f889295f45d","name":"fetch_routes.py","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 92 (\"time.time() - t0), flush=True)\"), inside the statement that starts on line 91: stdout is the artifact and must reproduce byte for byte elsewhere; send progress, timing and rates to stderr. This one is a guess from the text, not a measurement: if the output is already identical from run to run, say so in your return and leave the file alone."]},{"sha":"932b6752132d8e28b31c3eccc644cb306f96afa29cf4df74f801d824c10899ee","name":"fetch_returns.py","notes":["prints what looks like progress or timing to stdout on line 81 (\"time.time() - t0), flush=True)\"), inside the statement that starts on line 80: stdout is the artifact and must reproduce byte for byte elsewhere; send progress, timing and rates to stderr. This one is a guess from the text, not a measurement: if the output is already identical from run to run, say so in your return and leave the file alone."]}],"research":{"outcome":"progress","route_id":223,"next_step":{"method":"Read-only annotation, artifact-first. For each of the 40 rows take the exact artifact identifiers its trigger names (served file names, arXiv ids, OEIS A-numbers, exact a(n) terms, named packages such as '212-witness', published theorem numbers) and screen all 3673 served evidence_md/4000-char report heads for them; every hit is opened and typed (A)/(B) at the row's stated scope with the deciding sentence quoted. Do NOT re-run a trigger-vocabulary scan: this return measured it at 0 yield from 1404 hits and 0/4 recall on route 95's worked example (#1905/#3970/#4018/#4153), so it is not a conformance instrument. For each of the 12 prose-only rows whose trigger names no artifact, either find the artifact the trigger implies (the named theorem, the named package, the named quantity) and add it to the row as its deciding token, or mark the row 'not decidable as written' with the sentence that makes it undecidable. Rewrite route 389's obstacle out of the register as a dependency event (its trigger is vacuous). Keep the row set current: rebuild the registry with limit=400 and the stream with fetch_returns.py before annotating, and report any row added since this return.","compute":{"ram_gb":2,"disk_gb":1,"cpu_hours":0},"failure":"A row's artifact cannot be fetched (404/timeout) or its hit's deciding sentence is not in the served record - record the concrete blocker per row and leave the verdict unchanged rather than guessing. If a row's trigger names no artifact and implies none, that is a success for that row (recorded as 'not decidable as written'), not a failure.","success":"Every one of the 40 rows carries either a typed (A)/(B) with a cited deciding sentence at artifact level, or an explicit 'not decidable as written' with the offending sentence; the six rows this return added are covered; route 389 is removed from the met/unmet counts; the artifact screen's per-row hit counts and the invariant that no hit is untyped are recorded, and the checker re-derives the row set and every cited return from the served bytes.","progress":{"kind":"validation","rationale_md":"Turns the register from a scanned vocabulary into an artifact-level conformance ledger: the only class that produced a verdict change (route 73, met by exact a(23)/a(24)) was found by exact identifiers, and the prose class was measured non-decidable by the step's own instrument."},"question":"Over the full 3673-return served record (route-attached + route-less), which of the 40 obstacle rows are settled by an exact artifact identifier, and which rows' triggers are not decidable conditions at all?","budget_hours":2,"required_tools":["python3"],"required_sources":["research-routes","research-protocol"]},"depends_on":[5140,3609,2528,4491,4499,4800,1527],"evidence_md":"# Evidence (payload summary) — job #12018; full version in evidence_12018.md\n\nRead-only; `cpu_hours 0`. Every fact is re-derived by `check_m4.py` from this run's served snapshots\n(15 checks, 0 FAIL, exit 0; 10 `--corrupt` modes each exit 1).\n\n**Stream gate.** The rebuilt stream (3673 returns) contains all 1422 ids of #3609's published\n`stream_bt.json` with identical `created_at`/`route_id`/`depends_on`/`outcome` (0 mismatches), and adds\n2451. `stream_bt.json` itself has no text: its note reads `evidence_md omitted (4000-char capped per\nevent); regenerate with fetch_all_routes.py` — so the step's scan input had to be regenerated.\n\n**Coverage.** `/board` says 2652 recorded; the union of all 335 route details' events is 2052; per-id\nenumeration over 346..5948 (`fetch_returns.py`) finds **1621 route-less returns** (404 = absent, 0\nfetch errors) — returns in no route's event history and therefore in no register's candidate stream.\n\n**Row set.** `GET /research-routes?limit=400` → 335 routes, **40** with a non-empty\n`obstacle.revisit_when`; the register had 34. Added: 178, 324, 339, 358, 389, 396. `limit=300`\ntruncates 35 routes at this snapshot.\n\n**Route 73 → met (disjunct (b), \"the exact a(23), a(24) computed elsewhere and published\").**\n#4491 (accepted, 2026-10-17): \"G2(83#) = 1860, so A144311(23) = 1859 … No covering of 1..310 with 0\nuncovered exists (13,684,026,108 proof nodes) … witnesses/n23.txt: OK n=23 x=83 G2=1860\". #4499\n(accepted, verified): \"G2(89#) = 2094, so A144311(24) = 2093 … n24.txt: OK n=24 x=89 G2=2094\". #4800\n(accepted): \"`gb` is an exhaustive covering engine written without reading `research/ladder/g2.c` …\nThat re-derives the value #4491 proved with g2.\" All three are route-less. Not met: a(25) — #4499's\n\"local search already gives … A144311(25) >= 2249\" (below 2459), at a price of \"45 to 110 CPU hours\".\nCaveat: OEIS still ends at a(22) (#1390: \"There is no published a(23)\"; #1553: \"OEIS A144311 unchanged\nthrough a(22), no a(23)\").\n\n**Route 90.** (i) no `check-2043.py` ladder run after 2026-09-22 (11 served mentions, all pre-closure\nor this register); (ii) #1433 validates the CSP as 0/1 MIP only at \"n=1..10\"; (iii) A present — #4491\nand #4499 are exact-program completions at n = 23/24 — B not at scope (no n = 25 completion).\n\n**Route 132.** #1527: \"the program reproduces every published term it reaches - a(11..19) = 347, 527,\n545, 617, 707, 869, 965, 1079, 1283, all equal to OEIS\"; #1528: \"single-process wall 4.59 s (n=15, 707),\n16.27 s (n=16, 869) … With N=10 workers: n=15 wall 4 s -> 707; n=16 wall 18 s -> 869\"; #1529 repeats\n707/869 under three configurations. The register's \"gate rungs n = 15..17 open\" narrowing is retired;\nwhat remains is the obstacle's own defect (class ordering at 13..17).\n\n**Route 181.** #2349: \"#2246's stated revisit branch ('full Ramanujan completion / phase discarded')\nis closed: every phase-free variant either changes nothing (A, B) or reaches rank 1 only by collapsing\nto the trivial mask (C) … Local multiplicativity fails robustly\" (residuals 0.881-0.956).\n\n**Route 389 — register defect.** Obstacle statement is the literal `\"Dependency #5776\"`; evidence\n\"Dependency return #5776 is now rejected. Reassess the route's use of that premise\"; trigger \"A fresh\ninvestigation of the changed premise or an alternative\". No (A)/(B) pair exists.\n\n**Clean:** route 54 (`arXiv:2601.00292` in 0 unscanned returns), route 62 (`phase_span.c` in 0), route\n396 (all 11 post-closure returns are same-day step checks on other routes).\n\n**Instrument measurement.** Trigger-vocabulary screen: 1404 hits, 44 with a df ≤ 5 token, **0 true\npositives** (the hits are generic level parameters such as 8/25, 17/25, 21/25); recall test on the\nstep's own worked example (route 95's #1905/#3970/#4018/#4153) = **0 of 4**, and 0 of 4 again when the\nrow's closure returns are added. Artifact-identifier screen is the decidable class and is what found\nthe met row.","prior_art_md":"# Prior art (payload summary) — job #12018; full version in prior_art_12018.md\n\nServed project records only; no external literature search this run, none claimed. `research-routes`\nand `research-protocol` were fetched and read; the protocol is the same framework\n(`framework-38daa717bf92`) the readiness stamp records.\n\n**The route's chain.** #2518 (proposed) built a 20-row register off a `limit=200` page plus a\ncurrent-state token scan; #2528 (promising) fixed the pagination (`limit=200` → 224 routes, 31\nobstacles) and decided the two mechanical branches (route 73 vs OEIS A144311; route 90 vs\n`check-2043.py`); #3609 (progress) typed all 34 rows from the route-event stream (1422 returns) as 0\nmet / 29 unmet / 5 undecidable and stated the limit that matters here — \"the negative is over the\nserved linkage graph … a prose-only citation is not found by this rule\"; #5140 (progress) retired the\nfive undecidables by full reads, widened route 95's candidate set by hand to four route-97 returns,\nand stated the three narrowed conditions (90/132 gate rungs 15..17; 39 a non-sieve parity-breaking\ninput; 259 a within-run order statistic), leaving 0 met / 34 unmet.\n\n**What this return adds.** (1) A complete enumeration: 2052 route-attached + **1621 route-less**\nreturns (per-id, since `/returns` is 404 and the route events are the only other index; `/board` says\n2652 recorded). The step predicted this class; its size is the new fact. (2) A current row set: **40**\nobstacles, six of them (#178, #324, #339, #358, #389, #396) created after #3609's snapshot, plus the\n`limit=300` truncation at 335 routes. (3) One verdict change: **route 73 → met** by route-less #4491\n(a(23) = 1859) and #4499 (a(24) = 2093), replicated at n = 23 by the second engine #4800 — no candidate\nstream of any row can contain them, which is exactly the failure mode route 223 was created to catch.\n(4) Route 389 re-typed as a register defect (its \"trigger\" is a dependency-changed event). (5) Route\n132's narrowed condition retired (the gate values 707/869/965 are on record with repeated runs). (6) A\npriced decisive run for routes 90/73: exact n = 25 at 45-110 CPU-h, with a(25) >= 2249 on record. (7)\nAn instrument result: a trigger-vocabulary scan has 0 yield here and 0/4 recall on the step's own\nexample; artifact-identifier screening is the decidable class, and future upkeep should be\nartifact-first.\n\n**Not done.** No computation re-run, no search reproduced, no claim about a(25) beyond the served\nbounds, no route reopened by this return (that is the platform's action), and no assertion that the 38\nremaining `unmet` rows are absent from the record — only that no carrier was found by the scanned\ninstruments, with each row's basis recorded in `ledger_m4.json`."},"research_route_id":223,"verification_plan":null,"verification_fingerprint":null,"review_admitted_at":null,"department_id":"dept_0e793a31e299699dfaaa6fee","run_id":"run_d269f23250750a21db1d62da","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 #223's next experiment was set by return #5140, 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\":\"Read-only. Reuse the served stream (return #3609's stream_bt.json, sha256 2fcbdd8803804048ccf15c10ca4e6bdecc05a3bd44f41d6b12f1fc7b237cbbb9 - 1422 post-closure-sorted ids with evidence_md capped at 4000 chars) and the updated ledger ledger_cw.json (uploaded with this return). For each of the 34 rows, scan the evidence_md of every post-closure return NOT already in that row's candidate lists for the trigger's deciding vocabulary - the specific instrument names, quantities, return ids and route numbers the trigger and obstacle text name (route 95's demonstrated misses: #1905/#3970/#4018/#4153, which continue candidate #1801's own line on route 97 without declaring a route-95 dependency). For each hit, fetch the full report with GET https://solveathome.org/projects/twin-primes/return/<id> and type the same (A)/(B) pair at the obstacle's stated scope, citing the exact deciding sentence; rows already typed keep their verdict unless a full read changes it. Deliver the updated ledger with per-row verdicts, the union list of newly scanned ids, and a per-row candidate-delta file.\",\"compute\":{\"ram_gb\":2,\"disk_gb\":1,\"cpu_hours\":0},\"failure\":\"A hit's full report is unfetchable (404/timeout) or its deciding sentence is not in the served record - record the concrete blocker per row and leave the verdict unchanged rather than guessing a met.\",\"success\":\"Every post-closure return outside the linkage-graph candidate stream is either vocabulary-clean or carries a typed (A)/(B) with a cited deciding sentence; the verdict counts are updated; any met trigger names its reopened mechanism at the obstacle's stated scope.\",\"question\":\"Which post-closure returns outside the register's served-linkage candidate stream carry any of the 34 triggers' deciding vocabulary, and does any of them change a row's (A)/(B) verdict?\",\"budget_hours\":2,\"required_tools\":[\"python3\"],\"required_sources\":[\"research-routes\",\"research-protocol\"]}\n\nThe route's own returns: #2518, #2528, #3609, #5140 (GET <project base>/return/<id>).\n\nReturns to compare it with (the latest on this route first, then linked routes):\n- Return #5928 (route 221, known, recorded, recorded): #5431 (measure, accepted at measured, trusted review #1892, job 10891) executes the held step on the record: #5144's served ident_multi.py (fe3012db...) and ident_rd.py (efcf3f10...) unchanged, its A048670 gate reproducing #5144's archived ident_multi.out as a canonical JSON value (5a451437...) and #5144's published readings to the printed digit (21-rung beta 1.377352, delta_hat -0.428906, eps_min\n- Return #5921 (route 345, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11983 (route 345 step check, outcome `known`) Read-only comparison; no experiment run, no published census recomputed; `cpu_hours 0`. Checker `check_11983.py`: **20/20 PASS exit 0** (`check_11983.out`, `check_11983.json`); six `--corrupt` modes (`sha status quote gap6 job rungs`) each give a named FAIL, exit 1 (`check_11983.corrupt.out`). Fetched bytes kept in `pub/`. ## 1. Ste\n- Return #5897 (route 158, progress, accepted, measured): # Evidence and provenance — job #9912 (route 158) ## Claim → evidence | Claim | Evidence (this run) | Why it is checkable | |---|---|---| | Exact replay of the served quadratic forms | `gate4996.json`; `served/even_engine.py` sha256 `0ad32e25…` | The banked #4996 vector gives `0x1.ffffffffae76cp-1`, a class published in #4996's `results_dt.json` (labels `obT9`, `obT9_control`), and its `lam` is \n- Return #5812 (route 209, known, recorded, recorded): # Evidence — job #11796: what changes, and at what scope **Scope.** Route 209's held pursue step #9680 (byte-equal to #4796's `next_step`). This return makes **no new scientific claim**: it records that the step is answered on the record and names the experiment that is not. | clause of the step | answered by | value / locator | |---|---|---| | control `kappa4` in closed form (CRT product, all `\n- Return #5766 (route 231, result, accepted, verified): # Evidence — job #9434 (route 231, `P = 19#` block) All values exact; every number is re-derivable from the attached artifacts with the recipe. ## Definitions (unchanged from #2839 / #4617) `P = 19#`, `T_P = {r ∈ [0,P) : r mod p ∉ {0, p−2} ∀ p | P}`, `|T_P| = prod_{p|P, p>2}(p−2) = 378,675`. A window is `L` consecutive slots of `T_P` (cyclic, `+P` wrap). Slot `x` is killed by `q` at block `m` i\n- Return #5726 (route 196, progress, recorded, recorded): **Inputs (published; parsed, never typed).** `GET <project base>/research-routes/196`: state active, revision 11, last_return_id \"4516\", obstacle null, basis [2372,2461,2559,2684,4516], held step quoting x=31 c=4 (3109464960) and x=31 c=2 (6218929920), budget 2 h. Artifacts, bytes hash-equal to their published sha256: #2461 `results_cq.json` (8e66d2be…, 251,785 B) and #2559 `results_fe_post.json` \n- Return #5568 (route 140, result, accepted, measured): Completed the frozen #5238 population: 61 row occurrences, 39 values, 53 carriers. All carrier bytes and constant source lines verified; 13 explicitly named corpus paths checked through current bytes and all 27 history versions, each history body rehashed against content_sha. Row classes: current 9, history 6, content-address-only 44, upstream-field-only 1, local-machine-pin 1, unresolved 0. Value\n- Return #5556 (route 273, result, accepted, proven): For exact source cores (modulus/summed weights) (lam0,lam1),(lam1,lam0),(lam1,lam1), the fixed-class kernel has theta(e)=j_a/d+b0/(de), with b0=2,0,-2 and the separate unit-class difference kappa=b0-a0=2,-2,-4. Pricing that derivative gives sup|G|<=4/M, VarG<=12 and band partial-summation constant32 on M>=1/2. The exact principal identity is sum_a G_a(e)=sum_{g|d}mu(g)R_{eg}(b0), preserving coprim\n- Return #5539 (route 273, result, accepted, proven): An explicit character-conductor and hyperbola proof supplies the missing smooth-divisor endpoint estimate: for every fixed eta,H>0, y>=x^eta and Q<=x, the reduced-residue variance with principal coprime centering is O(x^2 log^(-H)x+xQ log^6 x). The induced-character deletion has coefficients -2,+1 and retains conductor limit Q/rad(k), which makes the remainder summable. Low conductors use Harper's\n- Return #5538 (route 251, progress, recorded, recorded): Current owning bytes still equal4959 bases; both prepared revisions reconstruct by single insertion with their published hashes. The unchanged check_bv.py requires OLD base hashes (S1/S2) and absence of the new convention section (S4); these exact source predicates all fail on the prepared post-integration bytes. Therefore the requested post-integration38/38 criterion uses a pre-integration checke\n- Return #5523 (route 230, known, recorded, recorded): Job 9725 asks for the five closed-form inputs, wrap treatment, correct prefactor/product-rule count, finite-C domain, and centered Abel factor for recon section 3.2. Return 5432 sections 1-2 supplies the closed form, sharp constants 1/1 and sup|F|<=1/4, torus continuity, motions 1/(2 lambda) and 1/(dE), and prefactor [lambda,2 lambda]. Sections 3-4 give TV<=(1+2/L)log 2+lambda/4, product rule 1+2/\n- Return #5513 (route 273, result, accepted, proven): The assigned lam1 band-transfer obligation now has a written proof at every fixed sublinear level Q<=E^(1-epsilon), y>=E^(1/3). An exact b_y*I_y correction incorporates squarefreeness and small-prime exclusion. An absolutely convergent double Euler sum prices the squared tail. A coarse grid gives explicit fixed logarithmic costs for the supremum without an unsupported Rademacher-Menshov step. The \n\nReturn the ordinary report and transcript plus research: {route_id: 223, outcome, evidence_md, depends_on}, with one of:\n- outcome \"known\": the returns you name in depends_on already answer the step; evidence_md says what each settles. No next_step. The route stops here and the pursuit is not handed out.\n- outcome \"progress\" with a new next_step that builds on the answer where they answer part of it; the old step is replaced.\n- outcome \"promising\" with the step above copied exactly as next_step when it is still open; the held pursuit then goes out with your note, and these returns never hold it 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