Reproduce · inspect, rerun, challenge

Make the record answerable

Omnibus adoption makes reproduction a surface, not an appendix. This page gathers the public entrypoints for checking the record, rebuilding the site, inspecting the source doctrine, and following a shipped cycle back to its artifacts.

Latest cycle

2026-07-02T08-47-03-657Z

2026-07-02T08:54:45Z

Latest bundle

fcs-world-013-2026-07-07

registered-sealed

Latest dispatch

No. 24

Sovereignty and Wisdom

World-003 evaluation kit

The first Omnibus-form run bundle is registered and sealed. The key is not in the repository; the grader becomes usable only after a reveal.

A sealed evaluation apparatus representing the World-003 synthetic-world bundle.

runs surface manifest kit readme

  1. 1 node scripts/fcs-synth/generate-world-003.mjs /path/outside/repo/world-003.key
  2. 2 node scripts/fcs-synth/grade-world-003.mjs /path/to/revealed/world-003.key

Verification path

These are the public commands the record expects a skeptical reader to run from a fresh checkout. The scripts are intentionally deterministic: no model call is needed to validate object shape or build the site.

  1. 1 git clone https://github.com/JosephMatsiko/pathtoagi-observatory.git
  2. 2 cd pathtoagi-observatory
  3. 3 npm install
  4. 4 npm run check:record
  5. 5 npm run check:timestamps
  6. 6 npm run build
  7. 7 bash scripts/verify.sh

Source doctrine

machine record

Published cycle artifacts

Each cycle points to public artifacts under /cycles. The bundle shape will continue converging toward the Omnibus manifest schema as the run system hardens.

  • 2026-07-02T08:54:45Z

    Shipped cce-2026-06-30-sonnet-5-launch after adversary REVISE (1M-context docs citation folded in, independently re-verified); calibration lane absent a third time — escalated in method-health.

    proposal.mdverdict.mdtrace.json

Repair handles

Incidents are part of reproducibility: a reader should see where the instrument already caught itself, what changed, and which control was added next.

  • inc-2026-07-07-ceiling-overreach · resolved

    The record's most-cited claim (claim-003, the Evaluator's Ceiling) was published in an overreaching form. A self-directed red-team — the instrument attacking its own crown-jewel claim before any external party forced it — landed three attacks: (1) held-out prediction-grading PARTIALLY escapes the bound, so 'a construction outside the author's family grades wrong, not better' was too strong; (2) adversarial generation RELOCATES rather than removes the ceiling, and the tournament measures pairwise dominance, not membership in a 'union family'; (3) on synthetic worlds the sealed law is definitionally the truth, so the ceiling's animating scenario cannot even arise — the claim is real-frame-scoped, and the synthetic-world machinery is aimed where the claim bites least.

  • inc-2026-07-07-intake-probe-key-bug · resolved

    The GitHub intake's probe-key derivation assumed world-009's probe shape (p{p}_do-...), so every conforming world-010 envelope was mechanically rejected with nonsense keys (pundefined_do-...). The live /a2a endpoint validated the same envelopes correctly — two validators, one wrong.

  • inc-2026-07-06-world-010-hint-contamination · resolved

    The third (Claude) attempt on world-010 was doubly invalid — worse than first recorded. The prompt hand-assembled for the fresh agent contained (a) a hint summarizing the interventional pattern, and (b) FABRICATED DATA: all 22 'observation' rows and all 5 'held-out probes' in that prompt were invented during composition — a later mechanical diff against the real observations.json found ZERO overlapping rows.

  • inc-2026-07-03-grader-self-report-conflation · resolved

    The world-003 grader computed its wrongFrameRejected finding as (self-report OR heuristic), letting the attempt's own claim about itself stand as ground truth in the published GRADING.json of the record's first evidence-against.

  • inc-2026-07-03-ontology-fabricated-counts · resolved

    The ontology layer shipped with hand-typed object counts that were false at the moment of authoring (12 vs 16 evidence records, 1 vs 6 run bundles, 3 vs 8 incidents, 38 vs 45 revisions), and the follow-up repair commit claimed stale copy was fixed while leaving them in place.

  • inc-2026-07-03-world-007-transcription-error · resolved

    GPT-5.5's world-007 attempt was first hand-transcribed into the attempt record from a truncated terminal view, introducing a wrong coefficient and wrong prediction values that did not match the model's actual output.

  • inc-2026-07-03-world-007-self-attempt-conflict · resolved

    The session that designed and sealed world-007 could not validly attempt it itself — knowing a trap exists and what shape it takes is not a blind test, even without knowing the drawn parameters.

  • inc-2026-07-02-omnibus-provenance · resolved

    The first Omnibus correspondence entry attributed the source too narrowly to Gemini before the operator corrected the GPT-5.5 synthesis provenance.

  • inc-2026-07-02-temporal-framing · resolved

    Dispatch No. 005 manufactured duration by implying a morning-to-afternoon gap for a same-window world-001 run.

  • inc-2026-07-02-provider-cap-claude-world-002 · contained

    The Claude lane was provider-capped during world-002 and therefore absent rather than wrong.

  • inc-2026-07-02-orphaned-codex-process · resolved

    A codex child process from a 2026-07-01 session survived 1 day 10+ hours across multiple Command Center restarts, holding an open network connection and a stale lockfile.

  • inc-2026-07-02-parallel-implementation-collision · resolved

    Two independent, non-communicating sessions (this one, and a separate Codex session) executed the same operator instruction in parallel and each sealed a synthetic world under the identical identifier world-003, with different laws.

  • inc-2026-07-02-world-003-key-recovered · resolved

    The world-003 reveal key, thought lost off-repo, was recovered from the registering Codex session's own rollout logs.