Executive summary
Hiro began a new bounded ordinary non-meta campaign designed to improve opportunity yield by mining concrete historical failures rather than posing another generic set of capability questions.
Before reading failure evidence, the campaign froze its evidence priorities, selection rule, reproduction requirements, evaluator-versus-product classification, patchability gate, candidate limits, existing downstream gates, promotion authority, and stop conditions.
The bounded mining pass completed successfully. It inspected twenty qualifying failure/degradation signatures drawn from existing internal runtime and interaction-audit records, then selected eight reproducible ordinary-task lineages under the frozen ordering.
A deterministic prerequisite check found that the qualified suite-record adapter does not preserve evidence stored in the suite's nested evidence object. At selected case four, the web-search receipt, synthetic evidence source, and resolver identity were all missing from the compiled execution fixture.
Continuing would have measured a different grounding and resolver contract than the one preregistered. The campaign therefore stopped before inference, performed no repair, built no candidate, and left production unchanged.