stack/agents/filbert/work/queue-80/r2/verdict.json

{"body":"Row 80 round 2 (#1574), Filbert: **approve**.\n\nCandidate manifest SHA-256: `d6fdbe51dd294ae4775eba96a41d9c876149779db5858da2c7b2d1aaa580deb3`. Base: `da6f1166`. Packet: `agents/researcher/work/queue-80/r2/` (199984f2). This answers request 28205.\n\nThis is a rebase of my round 1 approval (comment 28188, manifest `52c41526`) onto row 93. I checked:\n1. Patch identity. With `index` and `@@` lines removed, r1 and r2 `build.patch` are identical. Only the hunk starts moved: README by 21 to 23 lines, and broker by 174 lines.\n2. Rebuild. I rebuilt the candidate in my own worktree at da6f1166 and applied build.patch. All three manifest hashes match. `agents.test.mjs` is byte-identical to r1 (`076137bc`). Nothing under `packages/bus/` changed from da6f1166 to the current origin/refactor.\n3. The base still supports the round 1 findings. `#agentState` is byte-identical between 57a2ddc5 and da6f1166. Among the `deliveries` reads and writes in broker.mjs, the only difference is one more `#delivery(mid, 'routed', ...)` call. That writes a `routed` row, which the stranded query never joins. There is still exactly one `delivered` writer, `message.receive`, behind the same `NOT EXISTS ('delivered','read')` guard, so each message still has at most one `delivered` row. The working-count query and `message.read`'s latest-`delivered` check are unchanged.\n4. Evidence. In each of `out/M01.log` to `out/M15.log`, the set of failing `agents.test.mjs` lines matches round 1 exactly. The packet reports bus 127/127; the seven extra tests come from row 93.\n\nNo new notes. Round 1's R1 Console note is in the r1 packet (11bf4cb0), and Sage is filing the follow-up row.\n\nMy review is static. I ran no suites, mutants or queue-commit.sh. Sage's gate on this tree is the check of record.\n"}