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It is a current registry authority check:\\n\\n- collect target source fingerprints from the current P2V source line;\\n- inspect candidate entity registries;\\n- reject candidates whose source lineage does not overlap the target source fingerprints;\\n- reject candidates with invalid entity UID/name schema;\\n- reject path/name/title hints as authority;\\n- report whether a candidate can be explicitly configured for read-only use;\\n- keep all writeback, UID binding, assets, evidence, execution, feedback, replay, and route transition blocked.\\n\\n## Inputs\\n\\nRequired source artifacts:\\n\\n- `outputs/p_plan_v2_17_first20_scale_generation_calibration_density_repair_20260605_0505/P2V_17_chapters.jsonl`\\n- `outputs/p_plan_v2_22_neutral_prompt_draft_hold_boundary_20260605_0713/P2V_22_neutral_prompt_draft_rows.jsonl`\\n- `outputs/now33_entity_link_binding_advisory_20260606_1544/NOW_33_entity_link_gate.json`\\n- `outputs/now33_entity_link_binding_advisory_20260606_1544/NOW_33_entity_gap_report.json`\\n- `outputs/now33_entity_link_binding_advisory_20260606_1544/NOW_33_registry_discovery_report.json`\\n- DeepSeek v4 pro thinking/max Round 1 and Round 2 consultation records for this contract.\\n\\nOptional input:\\n\\n- `--configured-registry-path`: a candidate registry path. Configuration alone is not sufficient; the candidate must still pass deterministic source fingerprint and entity schema checks.\\n\\n## Output Artifacts\\n\\nThe preflight run writes only advisory/control artifacts:\\n\\n- `NOW_33A_current_registry_input.json`\\n- `NOW_33A_source_fingerprint_report.json`\\n- `NOW_33A_registry_candidate_manifest.jsonl`\\n- `NOW_33A_registry_authority_gap_report.json`\\n- `NOW_33A_current_registry_import_plan.md`\\n- `NOW_33A_current_registry_validation_report.json`\\n- `NOW_33A_current_registry_gate.json`\\n- `NOW_33A_current_registry_review.html`\\n- `manifest.json`\\n\\nThese artifacts are not manual/provider/operator evidence and do not mutate canonical storage.\\n\\n## Deterministic Validation Rules\\n\\nThe program must:\\n\\n- preserve `execution_state.json.next_entrypoint`;\\n- compute target source fingerprints from P2V-17 chapter source rows and P2V-22 draft source refs;\\n- verify P2V-22 draft source hashes are covered by P2V-17 chapter hashes;\\n- inspect registry candidates under `outputs/**/02e_entity_registry.json` and configured candidate path;\\n- validate candidate entity rows have unique non-empty `entity_uid` values and canonical/display names;\\n- inspect nearby `project.json` / `run_manifest.json` lineage and registry KG refs where present;\\n- require fingerprint overlap with target full-source or chapter-source fingerprints before a candidate can be eligible;\\n- record rejected candidates with explicit rejection reasons;\\n- allow at most one configured selected candidate and only as read-only;\\n- keep all forbidden side-effect counters at zero;\\n- fail if DeepSeek Round 1 or Round 2 is missing, unavailable, unparseable, or has blocker/high findings.\\n\\n## DeepSeek Advisory Protocol\\n\\nThis is a high-impact registry authority contract, so two DeepSeek v4 pro thinking/max rounds are required:\\n\\n- Round 1: scope/options/risks/artifacts audit.\\n- Round 2: critique Round 1 for overreach, hallucination, boundary violations, missing assumptions, and operator constraints.\\n\\nDeepSeek output may substitute for human advice under operator delegation, but it remains advisory-only. It cannot become:\\n\\n- current registry authority;\\n- operator production acceptance;\\n- provider/manual/operator evidence;\\n- accepted/operator overlay;\\n- canonical/raw KG writeback;\\n- UID binding writeback;\\n- asset binding;\\n- feedback/replay action;\\n- route authority;\\n- runtime routing logic;\\n- `outputs/index.json` or `outputs/index-lite.json` mutation.\\n\\n## Exit Criteria\\n\\nThe stage can close as `current_registry_preflight_pass_no_eligible_registry_recorded` when:\\n\\n- source fingerprint report is valid;\\n- all candidates are inspected or none exist;\\n- no candidate is eligible;\\n- the missing/invalid current registry basis is recorded;\\n- validators pass;\\n- DeepSeek Round 1 and Round 2 support the preflight boundary.\\n\\nThe stage can close as `current_registry_preflight_pass_eligible_candidates_require_explicit_configuration` when:\\n\\n- one or more candidates pass source fingerprint and schema checks;\\n- no candidate is configured as current;\\n- validators pass;\\n- no writeback or registry creation occurs.\\n\\nThe stage can close as `current_registry_preflight_pass_configured_candidate_selected_read_only_no_writeback` when:\\n\\n- the configured candidate passes source fingerprint and schema checks;\\n- exactly one configured candidate is selected for read-only authority reference;\\n- no current registry file is created;\\n- no UID binding, KG/raw KG writeback, row mutation, asset binding, evidence, execution, feedback, replay, route transition, or output-index mutation occurs.\\n\\n## Explicit Non-Goals\\n\\nThis contract does not:\\n\\n- build a new entity registry;\\n- import a registry into canonical storage;\\n- write or rewrite canonical KG/raw KG/entity store;\\n- bind P2V rows to entity UIDs;\\n- bind or acquire assets;\\n- classify held/debt rows as final;\\n- assemble NOW-36 evidence pack;\\n- create manual/provider/operator evidence;\\n- execute provider/media jobs;\\n- ingest feedback, repair, or replay;\\n- change route or output indexes;\\n- claim production acceptance.\\n\\n## Next Step After Closeout\\n\\nIf no eligible candidate exists, the next required contract is a target-source-grounded entity registry build contract.\\n\\nIf a candidate is eligible but not configured, explicitly configure it and rerun this preflight.\\n\\nIf a configured candidate is selected read-only, rerun NOW-33 read-only entity linking against that configured registry. 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          "content": "{\n  \"confidence\": \"high\",\n  \"findings\": [],\n  \"overall_verdict\": \"supports_current_registry_preflight_contract\",\n  \"recommended_closeout_label\": \"current_registry_preflight_pass\",\n  \"required_contract_corrections\": [],\n  \"scope_audit\": {\n    \"deepseek_advisory_only\": true,\n    \"kg_writeback_blocked\": true,\n    \"path_or_name_hint_rejected_as_authority\": true,\n    \"read_only_preflight_allowed\": true,\n    \"registry_creation_blocked\": true,\n    \"route_transition_blocked\": true,\n    \"source_fingerprint_validation_required\": true,\n    \"uid_binding_blocked\": true\n  }\n}",
          "reasoning_content": "We are asked to perform a Round 1 audit of the NOW-33A preflight contract. We need to evaluate whether the current canonical registry build/import preflight can validate registry authority without creating current registry files, writeback, UID binding, asset binding, evidence, or route transition. We must return a JSON response following the expected schema. Let's read the contract and hard boundaries carefully.\n\nFirst, understand the context: The active route is \"platform_neutral_prompt_readiness_manual_execution_log_contract\" in execution_state.json. The contract for NOW-33A describes a preflight: it aims to validate whether any existing registry candidate can become the current canonical registry basis. But it must do so in a read-only way: no creation of current registry files, no writeback, no UID binding, etc. The hard boundaries list many conditions that must hold.\n\nWe need to answer the advisory question: \"Round 1: audit whether the current canonical registry build/import preflight can validate registry authority without creating current registry files, writeback, UID binding, asset binding, evidence, or route transition.\" So we must assess if the contract as specified (and presumably the implementation will follow) can indeed perform validation in a read-only manner, respecting all the boundaries.\n\nWe have to output JSON with:\n- confidence: high/medium/low\n- findings: array of {category, description, required_fix, severity}\n- overall_verdict: \"supports_current_registry_preflight_contract\" or \"needs_fix_before_preflight\" or \"blocks_preflight\"\n- recommended_closeout_label: short string\n- required_contract_corrections: array of strings\n- scope_audit: object with boolean fields.\n\nLet's parse the contract excerpt. It's a markdown file. It specifies:\n\n- Purpose: validate whether any existing registry candidate can become the current canonical registry basis before UID binding replay, KG/raw KG writeback, asset binding, held/debt final classification, evidence-pack assembly, or provider/manual execution.\n- Expected closeout shape: read-only authority preflight, not successful current registry creation.\n- Deterministic Validation Rules include preserving execution_state.json.next_entrypoint, computing target source fingerprints, verifying P2V-22 draft source hashes covered by P2V-17 chapter hashes, inspecting registry candidates, validating entity rows, etc. It requires fingerprint overlap before a candidate can be eligible. It records rejected candidates. It allows at most one configured selected candidate and only as read-only. It keeps all forbidden side-effect counters at zero. It fails if DeepSeek Round 1 or Round 2 is missing or has blocker/high findings.\n- DeepSeek Advisory Protocol: two rounds required. DeepSeek output may substitute for human advice under operator delegation, but it remains advisory-only, cannot become authority, evidence, writeback, etc.\n- Exit criteria: various pass states, all with no writeback or registry creation.\n- Explicit non-goals: does not build a new registry, import, write, bind, etc.\n\nHard boundaries (provided in the JSON) explicitly forbid many actions. The contract excerpt aligns with these boundaries.\n\nNow, we need to assess if the contract itself is sufficient to achieve the goal: validate registry authority without the forbidden actions. We must audit the contract for any gaps, contradictions, missing aspects. We need to consider the current state: there are discovered candidates, etc. But the contract is about the process, not the specific data. However we should note that the contract requires source fingerprint computation, candidate inspection, etc. There is no mention of how the program actually runs, but we assume it will be implemented correctly. The question is whether the contract definition itself could be interpreted in a way that allows prohibited actions, or if it's watertight.\n\nLet's evaluate each aspect of the scope_audit:\n\n- deepseek_advisory_only: boolean - Is DeepSeek's advisory role clearly advisory-only? The contract says: \"DeepSeek output may substitute for human advice under operator delegation, but it remains advisory-only. It cannot become: current registry authority; operator production acceptance; ...\" So yes.\n- kg_writeback_blocked: boolean - The contract non-goals say: \"write or rewrite canonical KG/raw KG/entity store\", and hard boundaries say canonical_kg_writeback_allowed: false, raw_kg_writeback_allowed: false, registry_import_writeback_allowed: false. So blocked.\n- path_or_name_hint_rejected_as_authority: boolean - The contract says: \"reject path/name/title hints as authority\". So yes, rejected.\n- read_only_preflight_allowed: boolean - The entire purpose is read-only. So allowed.\n- registry_creation_blocked: boolean - Non-goals: \"build a new entity registry\", \"import a registry into canonical storage\". And \"no current registry file is created\". Blocked.\n- route_transition_blocked: boolean - Hard boundary: \"execution_state_next_entrypoint_unchanged: true\". Contract: \"preserve execution_state.json.next_entrypoint\". Blocked.\n- source_fingerprint_validation_required: boolean - Contract's Deterministic Validation Rules: \"compute target source fingerprints from P2V-17 chapter source rows and P2V-22 draft source refs; verify P2V-22 draft source hashes are covered by P2V-17 chapter hashes; ... require fingerprint overlap with target full-source or chapter-source fingerprints before a candidate can be eligible\". So required.\n- uid_binding_blocked: boolean - Non-goals: \"bind P2V rows to entity UIDs\". Hard boundaries: canonical_entity_uid_binding_allowed: false. Blocked.\n\nThus all scope_audit booleans appear correctly set.\n\nNow, are there any findings? We should check if the contract might inadvertently allow something like writing output artifacts that could be considered as writeback? The contract says: \"The preflight run writes only advisory/control artifacts: NOW_33A_current_registry_input.json, etc.\" Those are output files, but they are not canonical registry files, UID binding, etc. Are they permitted under the hard boundaries? The hard boundaries list includes \"current_registry_file_creation_allowed: false\", but these are not current registry files; they are advisory/control artifacts. The contract says \"not manual/provider/operator evidence and do not mutate canonical storage.\" There is no boundary against writing these. The hard boundaries also include \"operator_evidence_creation_allowed: false\", \"manual_provider_evidence_creation_allowed: false\", but these artifacts are explicitly \"advisory/control\". So that seems fine.\n\nHowever, one potential issue: The contract mentions \"allow at most one configured selected candidate and only as read-only\". So the program may select a candidate for read-only reference, but does that selection involve any kind of \"registry authority\" that might be considered a state mutation? The contract explicitly says: \"no current registry file is created; no UID binding, KG/raw KG writeback, row mutation, asset binding, evidence, execution, feedback, replay, route transition, or output-index mutation occurs.\" That covers all hard boundaries. But we need to ensure that the \"read-only\" selection doesn't imply any persistent reference that could be mistaken for a current registry file. The exit criteria: \"current_registry_preflight_pass_configured_candidate_selected_read_only_no_writeback\" suggests that the selection is recorded in the advisory artifacts (like the gate.json or validation report) but not in canonical storage. That's acceptable.\n\nAnother potential issue: The contract requires DeepSeek Round 1 and Round 2, and says \"fail if DeepSeek Round 1 or Round 2 is missing, unavailable, unparseable, or has blocker/high findings.\" This Round 1 itself is part of the contract execution. We are performing Round 1 audit. So our audit might produce findings that could block the preflight. That's intentional. But we must ensure that our own role is advisory-only, as per the protocol. So we must output our audit as JSON, which is advisory.\n\nNow, are there any gaps in the contract? For example, the contract says \"inspect registry candidates under `outputs/**/02e_entity_registry.json` and configured candidate path\". It doesn't specify a limit on depth or number of candidates, but that's implementation. It says \"inspect nearby `project.json` / `run_manifest.json` lineage and registry KG refs where present\". That's okay.\n\nWe should also check the input artifacts: they are specific paths. Are they guaranteed to exist? The contract assumes they exist; the program will presumably check. The hard boundaries have \"preflight_only: true\", so the program should not execute any other stages.\n\nLooking at the hard boundaries in the JSON, all the boolean fields that should be false are indeed false, and those that should be true are true. The contract aligns.\n\nNow, we need to produce findings. Since this is a Round 1 audit of the contract itself, we can note any potential weaknesses, but the contract seems well-defined. However, we might find minor issues:\n\n- The contract mentions \"current canonical registry build/import preflight\" but the title says \"build/import preflight\". However, the non-goals say it does not build or import. That's clear.\n- The contract says \"allow at most one configured selected candidate and only as read-only\". Does this imply that if no candidate is configured, the program cannot select one even if eligible? Yes, exit criteria says \"current_registry_preflight_pass_eligible_candidates_require_explicit_configuration\" when eligible candidates exist but none configured. So it forces explicit configuration, which is a safety measure.\n- There is no explicit mechanism to prevent the program from accidentally invoking other functions; but the contract assumes implementation correctness.\n- The contract requires \"DeepSeek Advisory Protocol\" with two rounds. As the Round 1 auditor, we should ensure that the contract correctly limits DeepSeek's role. That's already done.\n- We should check if the contract inadvertently requires something that would violate boundaries: e.g., \"inspect candidate entity rows have unique non-empty `entity_uid` values and canonical/display names\" is read-only.\n- \"require fingerprint overlap with target full-source or chapter-source fingerprints before a candidate can be eligible\" - this is read-only computation.\n\nThus, I see no blockers or high severity issues in the contract specification itself. However, there might be a subtlety: The contract says \"verify P2V-22 draft source hashes are covered by P2V-17 chapter hashes\". P2V-22 draft rows have source references (like source_path and sha256). The contract says to verify they are covered, but it also says to compute target source fingerprints from P2V-17 chapter source rows and P2V-22 draft source refs. This implies that the target source fingerprint is the set of all source hashes used in P2V-22 rows, but they must be a subset of the chapter hashes from P2V-17. That seems correct.\n\nNow, for the JSON output, we need to assign confidence: high (since the contract is explicit and boundaries are well-defined), overall_verdict: \"supports_current_registry_preflight_contract\", recommended_closeout_label: perhaps \"current_registry_preflight_pass_no_eligible_registry_recorded\"? But that depends on actual data, not on contract audit. Actually, as part of advisory audit, we can recommend a closeout label based on our understanding, but the contract says we should not change route. The recommended_closeout_label could be \"current_registry_preflight_pass_eligible_candidates_require_explicit_configuration\" if there are eligible candidates, but we don't know. Since this is Round 1, we might just say \"preflight_contract_valid\" or similar, but the schema says \"short string\", likely one of the exit criteria labels. We'll pick something like \"preflight_can_proceed\" but more formal. Looking at the contract exit criteria, the labels are: \n- current_registry_preflight_pass_no_eligible_registry_recorded\n- current_registry_preflight_pass_eligible_candidates_require_explicit_configuration\n- current_registry_preflight_pass_configured_candidate_selected_read_only_no_writeback\n\nSince we don't know the data, we cannot recommend a specific closeout label; but our role is to audit whether the contract supports the preflight. The overall_verdict is that it does. We might leave that field as an empty string or a generic statement, but the schema expects a short string. I think we can put \"current_registry_preflight_contract_valid\" but that's not an exit label. The field says \"recommended_closeout_label\", so perhaps we should recommend the label based on the current state? The input_counts show: now33_status: \"advisory_entity_link_binding_closed_missing_registry_no_writeback\", now33_current_canonical_registry_status: \"missing_current_canonical_registry\", and there are 11 discovered candidates. So likely there are candidates, but they need to be validated. Since we haven't run the preflight, we can't say if any are eligible. So we might recommend \"current_registry_preflight_pass_eligible_candidates_require_explicit_configuration\" as a likely outcome, assuming some might pass fingerprint checks? But we shouldn't speculate. The safest is to leave it as empty, but the schema might require a string. The instruction says \"Advisory-only.\" so we can state that the recommended closeout label will depend on the preflight results. However, the JSON schema doesn't explicitly allow null. We can set it to \"tbd\" or \"preflight_audited\". But let's see: the contract says \"expected closeout shape: read-only authority preflight, not successful current registry creation.\" That's the closeout shape, not a label. So we can recommend \"current_registry_preflight_pass\" as a generic. I'll put \"current_registry_preflight_pass\" but that's not an exact exit label. Actually, the exit labels are specific. I'll put \"eligible_candidates_require_explicit_configuration\" as a plausible default since there are discovered candidates, but that might be inaccurate. Alternatively, we can note that the closeout label will be determined after execution. Since we are not executing, we could leave it empty string. The schema didn't say it's required. I'll output an empty string.\n\nFor required_contract_corrections: I think there are none. The contract seems well-specified. So an empty array.\n\nFor findings: I can note a low severity observation: the contract's requirement for DeepSeek Round 2 is not yet satisfied (since this is Round 1), but that is expected. Or I can note that the contract itself is valid. I should probably have zero findings if no real issues. But the audit expects findings, so we can produce a finding that the contract is clear and no corrections needed. Or maybe we should check boundary: the contract says \"reject path/name/title hints as authority\". But does it explicitly reject \"name/title hints\"? Yes, it says \"reject path/name/title hints as authority\". In the Deterministic Validation Rules: \"reject path/name/title hints as authority\". That is clear.\n\nAlso, the contract requires \"DeepSeek v4 pro thinking/max Round 1 and Round 2 consultation records for this contract.\" as input. So the program must verify that these records exist. That's a control to ensure audit trail. That's fine.\n\nNow, to fill the JSON:\n\n- confidence: \"high\"\n- findings: [] (or we can add a note about the audit itself, but the instruction says \"Your response should be a JSON object\". I'll include an empty array.\n- overall_verdict: \"supports_current_registry_preflight_contract\" (since the contract itself defines the preflight correctly)\n- recommended_closeout_label: \"\" (or I can put \"preflight_audit_passed_contract_valid\" but the schema says \"short string\". I'll put \"contract_valid_preflight_may_proceed\". But the example expected schema had \"confidence\": \"high | medium | low\" etc. The field names are not required to be those exactly? The instruction says: \"expected_json_schema\": {...} with those fields. So I should follow that schema. It includes \"recommended_closeout_label\": \"short string\". I'll provide \"current_registry_preflight_pass\" as a generic suggestion, but note that actual label depends on runtime. However, as an auditor, I can't predict. I'll set it to \"tbd\".\n\nBetter: since the question is \"audit whether the current canonical registry build/import preflight can validate registry authority without ...\", the answer is yes, the contract allows that. So I can recommend that the preflight be executed, and the closeout label will be one of the three depending on results. I'll put \"current_registry_preflight_pass\" as a placeholder.\n\n- required_contract_corrections: [] \n- scope_audit: fill booleans as per analysis.\n\nLet's fill scope_audit carefully:\n  \"deepseek_advisory_only\": true,\n  \"kg_writeback_blocked\": true,\n  \"path_or_name_hint_rejected_as_authority\": true,\n  \"read_only_preflight_allowed\": true,\n  \"registry_creation_blocked\": true,\n  \"route_transition_blocked\": true,\n  \"source_fingerprint_validation_required\": true,\n  \"uid_binding_blocked\": true\n\nNow, let's double-check: the contract says \"keep all forbidden side-effect counters at zero\". 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