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P3D — B3-F1c-f Hardcode & Auto-scale Audit Design Note
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P3D — B3-F1c-f dot-dot-health Hardcode & Auto-scale Audit Design Note
Date: 2026-05-13 Author: Opus
Context
B3-F1c-e probe found REUSE_WITH_WRAPPER_FUNCTION viable. But before implementing wrapper + system_health_checks row, GPT requires audit of 3 potential blockers found in probe:
- Cron
--localflag mismatch — if script doesn't parse--local, cron 03:00 might be silently failing → adding row = useless - Jurisdiction hardcoded —
NRM-LAW-35-V5P2in script → adding Law 44 check requires either (a) accepting governance mismatch or (b) patching script - Registry drift — dot_tools row has wrong file_path (.ts), empty cron_schedule → fragile foundation
Opus opinion on scope
Audit should focus on 3 blocking questions that determine next action:
- Cron works? → if NO, fix cron first
- Jurisdiction blocks us? → if YES, patch script first
- Drift blocks dispatch? → if YES, clean registry first
Legacy debt (duplicate DOT namespaces, stale metadata) should be DOCUMENTED but NOT block B3-F1c wrapper path unless it directly affects dispatch.
Decision tree
Q1: Cron works?
NO → REPAIR_DOT_DOT_HEALTH_SCHEDULER_FIRST
YES/UNKNOWN → continue
Q2: Can add under Law 35 jurisdiction?
YES (acceptable debt) → WRAPPER_AND_ROW_SAFE_NOW_WITH_KNOWN_DEBT
NO (must parameterize) → PATCH_DOT_DOT_HEALTH_FIRST
Q3: Drift blocks wrapper?
YES → PATCH_DOT_REGISTRY_FIRST
NO → proceed with wrapper
B3-F1c-f Design Note | Opus | 2026-05-13