THE UGLY: r761 VALIDATED the falsification arm. a4-indeksregulering -- an approach rule U proves
the base cannot ground -- came back validated at 250 000 NOK with affected_items
[{code: "R761", unit_cost: 10000000}]. The model used the BASE'S OWN NAME as a cost code, and P7's
stage 0b admitted it because the rule is an exact SUBSTRING with no pattern and "R761" occurs
everywhere in a 6.5 MB R761 corpus. The validator (stage 0 skipped, un-anchored), stage 0b and the
checker (approve) all passed it. P7's own row names plain numbers as the one inert class; this adds
a second and worse one -- short, ubiquitous tokens, which unlike a number LOOK like a cost code.
THE BAD: not one of the 26 fasit concepts was opened, in 24 read_file calls across four runs. The
ladder works mechanically and misses professionally.
Also ugly: one directory listing is 27-113x the ceiling S7a-3 binds (n200's krav/N200 is 169 974
chars ~ 56 658 tokens) because the vegnormal hierarchy is FLAT, and it rides every turn -- three of
seven runs died on the token cap, and the deep-hierarchy base (r761) was the CHEAPEST.
Every ugly finding carries a named solution with an estimate. None is built -- the order forbids it.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
