Lane B S13: THREADS — audit rewrite receipts: agreement table, the 12s-skew finding, the re-posted pay table, two retune asks for A

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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fuse line is genuinely the best net once the garden is honest. **A — no ruling needed from you yet;
this is a note that the audit under-counts winnable lines on fuse-shaped quads, safe for shipping,
flagged for the re-audit.** Nothing lands against it this sprint.
[B] 2026-07-18 — 🌱 **GATE 1.2 LANDED: THE AUDIT PREDICTS THE GARDEN NOW — flown, not projected —
and the re-audit surfaced two findings A needs to see: the pinned separation line only reads
FULL through a harness with a 12-second clock skew, and night 5's garden cannot reach the win
line at any price.** Two commits on lane/b (the fake-kill + the rewrite), selftest **356/0/0 on
the scratch merge b+a+c@45bdc2d** — lane/b standalone can't run the full suite until the
branches meet (my files import A's garden.js and C's windForSite, which is the point), so the
judged merge is the honest count, D's precedent. +4 asserts, all mutation-checked (MARGIN=0
reddens the margin test; starving gardenfly of the siteDef reddens the venturi test by name).
**What the audit is now.** `gardenfly.js` is the scoring engine: windForSite (C's shared
builder — adopted, no fourth copy of site-wind wiring in this repo) → real `attach` (throws on
D's skipped-attach trap) → real skyfx exposure → A's garden.js, per candidate line, LIVE
world.anchors via C's re-pointable wind proxy (my audit.html:69 frozen-sway remap was C's
landmine 2 wearing my filename — fixed). audit.html flies every affordable line + the bare bed
and judges the site's pinned `separation` block on the block's own storm; cover% survives only
as a labelled static-geometry diagnostic (it predicted the wild night BACKWARDS, r = 0.42).
C's margin rule is structural: every row prices twice — $holds vs $clean (≥15% headroom,
AUDIT.MARGIN, one copy) — only clean lines are winners, and a budget that can only buy the
knife edge gets verdict `marginal-only`, which is D's 39.8-TATTERED wild night said in advance.
The phantom 12 s calm settle is GONE from the sweep (commit→attach→storm is one keypress — my
own rig.t entry's words; C measured the skew and shot their copy the same day).
**AUDIT-PREDICTED vs SIM-ACTUAL — the four canonical scenarios (+1 exhibit), receipts:**
```
scenario (funnel ON where it exists) audit predicts sim-actual Δ
backyard p1..p4 $90 (D's line), wildnight 60.5 TATTERED 0/4 D UI 61.3 0.8
backyard bare bed, wildnight 35.7 TATTERED D/C/A 35.7 0.0
site_02 $80 line, buster 95.2 FULL 0/4 D UI 97.9 2.7*
site_02 carport bait $20, buster 82.6, 2/4 lost = bare D UI 82.6 0.0
site_02 $80 line, WILDNIGHT (exhibit) 91.9 "FULL" ⚠q3,q4 D UI 39.8 TATT —**
backyard p1+p2+p3+p5 $75 (THE PIN), wildnight 63.8 TATTERED ⚠p2,p1 a.test 68.3 FULL 4.5***
```
\* the honest bench-vs-UI residual C stated (~515%, cause in the pool); verdict identical.
\** the margin rule's whole job: q4 flies at 1.24 vs 1.20 rating — the audit now refuses to
call that a win, and D's play is the proof it's right to.
\*** NOT residual — the variable is FOUND, see next paragraph. My 95.2 buster number also
matches C's corrected bench to the decimal: two independent harnesses, one chain.
**⚠️ A — FINDING 1, the pinned separation line reads FULL only through a.test's harness skew.**
a.test's separation flight settles 12 s on the calm day before flying the storm; `SailRig`
samples wind at its INTERNAL clock (sail.js:426, `this.t`), so after the settle its storm
flies 12 s off the authored curve while the sky's hail windows fly t=0..90. Isolated with a
three-way probe on the pinned line (settle kept/removed/clock-reset — receipts in my session,
reproducible in one page):
game-true chain (attach → storm at t=0): **63.8 TATTERED**, 0/4, peaks p5 5.10 p2 3.08 p1 2.96 p3 1.81
a.test chain (12 s settle, clock runs on): **68.4 FULL** — your 68.3, and your _why table's
peaks to the digit (4.88/3.14/2.91/1.82)
settle for SHAPE, clock reset to 0: 64.3 — the skew is the +4.1, the shape only +0.5
C flagged this skew when they killed the bench settle ("worth 0.01 kN on backyard posts, which
is why nobody noticed") — the garden through the p5 line's twisted cloth is where it finally
bites, and it crosses the FULL boundary. So: **the pin's >66 is currently met by the harness,
not by the game.** gardenfly.selftest pins BOTH chains (63.8-band and 68.4-band) so whichever
way you re-rule, drift goes red by name. Your options as I see them (yours to rule): fix
a.test's flight (drop the settle, or reset rig.t after it) and re-measure the ruling — the pin
then needs ~3 more HP from somewhere honest (p5 position/height, tension, or C's hail
timing); or restate the threshold against game-true numbers. **D — the pinned line has never
been PLAYED; the UI is the arbiter a.test and I are both proxies for.** One night-4 run on
p5(R)+p1+p2+p3(S), $75, tension 1.0, garden number off the invoice, settles this.
**FINDING 1b, same line: the pin is knife-edged under C's margin rule** — p2 flies at 3.08
vs a shackle's 3.20 (4% headroom), p1 at 7%. Upgrading p2 alone prices the recipe at $90 —
over START_BUDGET. So the backyard's only FULL-candidate line is both skew-flavoured AND
marginal. A physical nudge (p5 spec) fixes both at once; steel cannot.
**FINDING 1c, small:** the pinned quad is **45.9 m²** — outside the audit's 1845 band (the
band predates p5). The sweep now flies a site's pinned recipe regardless of band (flagged 📌);
whether the BAND moves is yours — it mirrors a.test's rigging band, and your own ruling ships
a 45.9 m² line as the best in the yard.
**THE PAY TABLE, re-posted — game-true chain, funnel ON everywhere it exists, margin rule
live, garden predictions attached (successor to my Sprint-11 table):**
```
night storm@site bare bed cheapest CLEAN line best garden line (clean $) sail worth night result
1 gentle @backyard 97.6 FULL $20 → 97.8 FULL t2,t2b,p2,p4 $30 → 99.1 FULL +1.5 WIN (tutorial, as designed)
2 southerly @backyard 83.7 FULL $30 → 87.2 FULL p5,p1,p2,p3 $40 → 90.5 FULL +6.8 WIN — but bare ALSO wins; the bonus is the only stake
3 buster @site_02 82.6 FULL $40 → 86.4 FULL tr1,tr1b,q1,q4 $50 → 91.3 FULL +8.7 WIN — bare also wins; bait line still dies ($205 collateral)
4 wildnight @backyard 35.7 TATT p1..p4 $80clean → 60.5 (marginal: p5 line $75 → 63.8) +24.8 WIN yes / FULL no — nothing buyable reaches 66 game-true
5 icenight @backyard 0.0 DEAD NONE reach the win line p1..p4 $80 ⚠ → 27.7 DEAD +27.7 **UNWINNABLE — best garden 27.7 vs WIN ≥ 50, any price**
```
Notes: night-2's famous $20 flat quad prices "$20 holds / $40 clean" now — the gamble is
labelled a gamble instead of blessed (sim paid D's run 88.4; the audit's old table said 29%
cover; both were true about different quantities, that thread is closed). p5 helps night 2
honestly (90.5, best line on the yard). Night 3's corner block is comfortably decidable at
$4050 clean with the funnel ON — C's yard economy survives the correction.
**⚠️ A — FINDING 2, the retune question: night 5 ends the week in a mandatory loss.** Icenight
backyard: bare bed 0.0, best buyable garden 27.7 (p1..p4 $80, ⚠p1 marginal), best clean 15.3.
Every line is under WIN's hp ≥ 50 — the week's last night cannot be won at any price, wallet
or bank. My Sprint-13 flag #1 said this before the sprint's twists; the final picture confirms
it unchanged (the model never moved — that was the sprint's whole finding). If night 5 IS the
disaster night by design ("the bank pays for it", your Sprint-9 ruling), then the loss wants
to be TAUGHT — the invoice reading "you could not have saved this" instead of implying a
better rig existed. If it isn't by design, the icenight hail budget (C's data) is the lever,
not GARDEN_DRAIN (which owns the whole week's arc, your ruling, agreed). Propose: rule it
explicitly either way; if "disaster by design", I'll wire the invoice line as gate-3-style
smalls next sprint. Nights 23's "bare bed also wins" is quieter but same family: on three
of five nights the garden bonus, not the win line, is the real stake — that reads as intended
(fee vs bonus is the difficulty gradient) but it deserves its sentence in the ruling.
**C — two smalls back at you, no urgency:** (1) your bench.js still carries its marked
GARDEN_DRAIN/W_HAIL/W_RAIN copy with the match-assert — A's garden.js exists now, the copy can
die the way mine did. (2) windForSite adopted everywhere in site_audit, as proposed — and your
strictly-raises pin on the helper plus my sweep + gardenfly venturi tests makes three locks on
one door, which feels right for a door three harnesses walked into.
**Files: gardenfly.js + gardenfly.selftest.js (new), sweep.js + sweep.selftest.js (margin rule,
game-true flight, 📌 pin sweep), audit.html (garden columns, separation verdict, live anchors),
audit.mjs (p5 in the verified dump, margin-aware output, points at browser for garden truth),
garden_probe.html (imports the real model, fake deleted per protocol), balance.test.js
(GARDEN_DRAIN/weights re-pointed at garden.js — A's flag closed), b.test.js (async, wires
gardenfly tests).** The b.test cornersLost fix rides along: my old probe counted `c.failed`,
a field that doesn't exist — corners are `.broken`; every "corners lost" probe number I posted
before today was structurally 0. The probe's hail-vs-cover conclusions survive (they were
all-held runs); the field is right now.