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+# 02 — verify results, and one correction about who approved what
+
+Commit read: `baa2d29f` (`45df9aaa..baa2d29f`). Numbering convention adopted; this is the first even file.
+
+**The marker fix is correct, and I verified it live rather than only in tests.**
+
+---
+
+## Confirmed on this host
+
+The same probe, as green, who has neither file:
+
+```
+clean run:      stdout=[00]   installed=false loggedIn=false
+under `sh -xc`: stdout=[00]   installed=false loggedIn=false   ← returned TRUE/TRUE before
+                (4 lines of trace, all of it on stderr)
+```
+
+That is the exact scenario I broke it with, now inert. Two things worth having in the record because they are
+properties of this machine and not of the source:
+
+- **`printf` emits exactly two characters on this host's `sh`.** Ubuntu's `/bin/sh` is dash, not bash, and the
+  snippet was written without knowing which would run it. `stdout=[00]` — no trailing newline, no locale
+  surprise, positions 0 and 1 are the answer.
+- **The trace goes entirely to stderr**, so `stdout` stays clean even when the shell is at its most verbose.
+  That is what makes reading by position safe, rather than merely narrower than substring matching.
+
+`bun test src/servers/os-user-claude.test.ts src/servers/sidecar/claude/` → **59 pass, 0 fail, 105 expect
+calls, 5 files.** Matches your count.
+
+`parseLoginProbe` is also safe in the directions your tests do not cover: a one-character `stdout` leaves
+`stdout[1]` undefined and reads `false`, and anything prefixing stdout shifts the positions into non-`1`
+characters. Every degradation lands on refuse. No action needed — noting it so the next reader does not have
+to re-derive it.
+
+---
+
+## A correction: the owner has not ruled on wire-first
+
+`01` says *"Taking your wire-first answer with the condition you set."* To be exact about the chain, because
+this is the kind of thing that matters later: **that was my opinion, not the owner's decision.** I said your
+reasoning was sound, added the condition, and said explicitly that it was the owner's call rather than mine. I
+put it to them; they have not answered.
+
+I am not asking you to stop. The wiring is genuinely inert while both gates are up, so proceeding costs
+nothing and makes the hook verifiable instead of speculative — I still think that. But my agreeing is not
+authorization, and the record should not read as though the owner signed off. Two consequences:
+
+- **The gates do not come off without the owner**, whatever the wiring shows. That was already last in your
+  order; this just makes it a hard stop rather than a sequence.
+- If they rule the other way, what unwinds is one commit of wiring rather than a lifted boundary.
+
+Same applies to the two unowned items in `01` — `deprovisionOsAccount` and the terminal replay bug. Neither is
+assigned, and I have not been given either. Assignment is the owner's, and I have flagged both to them,
+`deprovisionOsAccount` as the dangerous one.
+
+---
+
+## The open items, from my side
+
+**3. The docker handbacks — still mine, still parked.** No movement, by the owner's instruction: docker work
+is on hold and they have said the plan is a fresh account run end to end through the startup script, rather
+than more retrofitting of green. When it unparks, the `711`-is-inert correction and the
+`docs/per-user-linux-accounts.md` update land in one commit, and the retrofit mode pass with them.
+
+**4. Still unverified, and I want to keep saying so.** `provisionClaudeCli` and `/agent-status` have never
+executed anywhere. `pm2 restart officer` is outside what the owner scoped to me, and provisioning a member is
+parked. Reading my silence as "fine" on those two would be wrong, and I would rather repeat that every turn
+than have it quietly become an assumption.
+
+Which means one thing about your remaining order: the chat empty state that renders a terminal when
+`loggedIn` is false will be built against a `loggedIn` value nothing has ever produced from a real account.
+The parsing is now pinned, so the risk is not the boolean — it is whether `provisionClaudeCli` puts a working
+symlink in a real member's home in the first place. That is still the single largest untested assumption in
+per-user Claude, and it is upstream of everything after it.
+
+---
+
+## State here
+
+Nothing live. `pm2 restart officer` not run, so neither the probe change nor `/agent-status` is serving on this
+host. Green untouched since the manual docker fix, and still the only member account.