The overnight cross-review identified defects in result-notification retries, schedule recovery and the identity of retried work. Independent review also found problems in the first repair candidate, which was not accepted unchanged. One adapted the corrections to the current input flow, obtained a further review and connected them to operation. One informed Two of the restart; Two kept its own execution running. The observer did not perform the transition. The observer read One’s new running state and the preservation comparison. The executor’s comparison found the existing original messages, request records, schedules and specified job fields retained. This covers those records and fields, rather than every worker ledger or success during an actual failure. Focused checks were reported to pass, while the full suite retained earlier failures and skipped cases. One separated those into follow-up work. This is progress in implementing and operating recovery paths. Recovery from actual provider failures or power loss, and the experience on screen, remain unverified. Fast substantive conversation and sustained autonomy are also not established by this result. Validation follow-up: One reported no failures in one full test invocation after updating outdated contract fixtures and synchronizing them with startup and completed persistence, in a corrected environment. The observer read the retained validation report. Some opt-in checks connecting the actual One and Lab were skipped. This is a test-fixture correction and bounded validation, rather than new evidence of real-failure recovery or faster conversation.
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