FE-1573: Construct and explain one real net region from a genuine conversation - #9562
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Possibility of prototype polluting function detected. By adding or modifying attributes of an object prototype, it is possible to create attributes that exist on every object, or replace critical attributes with malicious ones. This can be problematic if the software depends on existence or non-existence of certain attributes, or uses pre-defined attributes of object prototype (such as hasOwnProperty, toString or valueOf). Possible mitigations might be: freezing the object prototype, using an object without prototypes (via Object.create(null) ), blocking modifications of attributes that resolve to object prototype, using Map instead of object. Semgrep found 2
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🌟 What is the purpose of this PR?
Cut Mission 7 Step A authority: establish whether Brunch can elicit a genuinely complex operational account of Vestera's multi-line production eligibility and changeovers, conserve that meaning, construct a meaningful Petrinaut region from it, and explain every ordinary behaviour-affecting element through declared basis and recorded effects.
This PR is the authority cut only. It converts the accepted planning record into live
MISSION.md, leaves Step B in a non-authoritative packet, and restacks the branch onto Mission 6b for review. Implementation, paid evidence, and the product demo have not begun.What it establishes: the Step A contract, execution graph, inventory/explanation standard, probe tables, and an opened foundation over Mission 6b's accepted narrowed claim. What it does not claim: a constructed region, a working why operation, inherited Mission 7 evidence, Step B authorization, or any release.
🔗 Related links
libs/@hashintel/brunch-agent/MISSION.mdMISSION.next.mddocs/mission-drafts/7-explainable-construction.mddocs/evidence/implementations/voice-resumable-reconciliation/verification.md🚫 Blocked by
🔍 What does this change?
MISSION.mdand archives Mission 6.🏗️ Agent notes
Mission authority is
libs/@hashintel/brunch-agent/MISSION.md(live Step A, cut 2026-09-07). The six sections, condensed:Imperative. Prove the current core
elicitation+ pluginsdcpn-modellingguidance can elicit, conserve, construct, and explain one accepted Vestera region. Visible goal: talk about multi-line eligibility and changeovers, watch the region take shape, ask why by name, and see workpiece passage, evidential standing, and recorded construction steps. Hand-edited and basis-less controls must refuse honestly. Step A ends at an owner gate, not a release.Throughline. Genuine conversation → mounted
/agents/chat/:instanceId→ productionChatAgent→ coreupdate_workpiecesettles Markdown/revisionId/sha256 → plugin mutation cites settled revision and declared basis → actual browser validates and records independently observed effects → authorized why resolves record → basis → passage → evidence. Parallel A1 carrier, A2 revisions, A3 browser effects, and early A4 history pins join into model-facing why and the genuine tracer; Lu's owner gate precedes any B1/B2/B3 work.Proof. This PR proves only that the contract is cut and restacked. The authorized Step A proof (adversarial tracer, four probes, two measurements, inventory/utility rubric, behavioral discriminator) has not started. Prospective oracles live in
MISSION.md; none are claimed as existing tests.Constraints. Mission 6b's accepted foundation permits shared implementation and paid Step A calls, but Mission 7 must preserve causal per-step client results, active-submission Stop, and the explicit limits on hydration attribution, post-settlement local withholding, and latency. Preserve Voice marker/lifecycle/cancellation contracts in A2/A3. Mixed
update_workpiece+ terminating construction batch is forbidden. Petrinaut owns schemas and mutations; no second log, capture ledger, ontology, or projection engine. Budget: US$100, Sonnet-class, conservative 200-call cap.Fog-line. Compaction survival, genuine reopen/relocation, passage locators, carrier behavior per admitted class, browser pre/post observation, and whether current guidance can conserve Vestera complexity at an affordable cadence. These are probe questions, not permission to shrink the region or skip an owner gate.
Stop or reorient. Stop if a join drops Mission 6b's causal-result, marker, lifecycle, attribution or cancellation constraints or claims its deferred properties as inherited proof; if the tracer needs an answer key or a simpler substitute region; if mixed-batch or uncitable revisions are required; if effects cannot be independently checked; or if work broadens into Mission 9/10/11 scope.
Deferred. Step B packet owns demo/closure. Missions 9/10 own repeat/change/revision breadth. Mission 6b's direct-user hydration attribution, post-settlement durable withholding, and comparative latency remain explicit deferred limitations rather than Mission 7 obligations or inherited passes.
Pre-Merge Checklist 🚀
🚢 Has this modified a publishable library?
This PR:
📜 Does this require a change to the docs?
The changes in this PR:
MISSION.md,MISSION.next.md, Step B packet, and the restack evidence note)🕸️ Does this require a change to the Turbo Graph?
The changes in this PR:
🐾 Next steps
🛡 What tests cover this?
None added. This PR changes mission documents only. Existing parent suites are regression priors, not Step A evidence.
❓ How to test this?
MISSION.mdStatus, Imperative, Throughline, Proof, Constraints, Fog-line, and Stop or reorient.MISSION.next.mdpoints FE-1573 / FE-1478 at this cut and does not authorize implementation.📹 Demo
None. The product demo is a Step B obligation after the owner gate.