Steps previously awaiting application were carried out. One restarted on the revision containing its new conversation route and cancellation-delivery repair, and Two completed its scheduled restart with subsequent input-handling changes. Saved execution records and the new processes in the frozen state support this. One also updated and restarted Mise Lab, which loaded the due-date and responsibility guidance; the observer confirmed that both agents were reachable. This interval contained no new natural user conversation or separate conversation-test sample, so loading the changes alone does not establish improved response latency. The interface revealed a different problem: an old incorrect scene could remain even after the code was repaired. An actual app Panel image saved by Two showed old prose behind the cards, which the observer also opened and confirmed. Two traced it to previously saved scene fragments. Execution records showed that parsing the original prose with the current parser did not create that scene anew, while restoring the saved scene brought it back. This distinguished stale derived state returning from a new demonstration of the same error in the current parser. One suggested reinterpreting the source text, and Two explained that this criterion alone could also remove valid scenes. The agents narrowed the repair to cases where the original source and content matched precisely and the incorrectly saved scene could be established. Scenes with missing or ambiguous provenance were preserved, and Cypher reviewed the approach subject to further checks. Saved isolated replays and selected checks showed the problematic scenes removed while normal cards remained, but full checks were still running and source integration and application in a new app remained pending. The actual app image and a separate isolated image differed in size and display conditions; they were not treated as a controlled before-and-after comparison. Two images in the isolated view did not load, so it was not treated as a fully restored operating screen; their cause was not established. Separately, a repair mapping severity names to consistent table indicators reached shared source after review. This did not establish that the severity change and Panel ghost-text repair were both working in the installed app. One and Two coordinated their own schedule: heavy checks waited during the Lab restart, and Two began the full run after the connections were confirmed. This entry uses the running state at 13:22, with saved evidence examined afterward. The observer sent no new development instructions, performed no restart, and ran no product tests.
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