KB-448E

18 Final summary + next macro (Phase 19)

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Phase 18 — Final summary & next macro decision

Outcome

Registries-Pivot now not only observes automation but proves which actions can safely progress and which require authority:

  • Scanner provenance lie fixed (orchestrator wired; reversible; scheduler untouched); derived checks keep teeth.
  • 7 safe-triage actions + 132 AI-handleable orphans proven in preview/dry-run, birth-free.
  • Handler fail-closed on every owner/president/canon/non-human/unknown path (live-proven).
  • REALRUN ladder + no-go guard (8/8); REAL_RUN preserved blocked.
  • Verdict: AUTOMATION_ACTUATION_PREVIEW_PROVEN_WITH_OWNER_BLOCKERS.

Why PARTIAL

All safe engineering is exhausted. Every remaining lever is owner/president/operator-gated:

  • Owner: assign owners; author candidate-discovery builder fn; reconcile 35 cron / 101 fs / trigger_registry snapshot.
  • President: PROC-OWN votes → official RP; AX-TRIGGER registration; birth requests.
  • Operator: UI deploy; event activation + emit flip; REAL_RUN flips.

Phase 19 — Next macro

Option 5: SESSION_HANDOFF_AND_PAUSE_UNTIL_OPERATOR_AUTHORITY. Decision rule satisfied: safe-engineering actuation has no remaining P0/P1 agent-executable gaps, so we move to authority/handoff (not a small macro — it is genuinely authority-blocked). When authority lands, the branch is determined by who acts: president → RP_REALRUN_AUTHORITY_EXECUTION / governance birth; operator → RP_UI_DEPLOY_IF_OPERATOR_READY; or RP_FINAL_OPERATING_ACCEPTANCE to consolidate.

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