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Two steps, one worker each; a worker sees only this objective and its own step text; the other step's text is deliberately not here, never ask for it. DECIDE, DO NOT ASK: a needs_input blocks the whole job and costs the payer; when a rule below conflicts with a required check, make the smallest change that satisfies the check, keep everything else, and report it. Project: Sworn (SWORN), an ownerless ERC-721 registry of facts about wallets, Foundry, three contracts (Registry, Composer, Renderer); your starting tree is the project's newest result.

WHY. The Sepolia rehearsal of the launch (IMD launch 1953) ran this tree through the launch pipeline. Its independent review reproduced two blocking findings, both the same mistake: a question that is about Ethereum mainnet by decision was still built from the deployment chain. (1) Catalog questions named the registry's curator argument as the mainnet contract, so on Sepolia every catalog oracle trait was a guaranteed miss. (2) A community spec's window (mainnet blocks) was bounded by the deployment chain's block.number, so on Sepolia every game window was BadSpec("window"). The pipeline's adapt step fixed both in src/Composer.sol only and the plane admitted the result. This job ports that accepted fix here unchanged, so the mainnet launch has nothing to adapt. On chain 1 with the mainnet Curator nothing changes.

REFERENCE. Public repository https://github.com/identity-md-launches/launch-1953-launch-sworn-registry-symbol at commit 94369920d76bf7bfc0bb8aa1b3138b40246f3ae0. Preferred path: copy src/Composer.sol (sha256 ea5ddbbc7774546c3ec7b80cee23a48dc252e656bedbaa85aa944d7514f3f39c), test/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol (c30f30a343af91a8cb4a248e2fb77cce352e5ba19cc9b55b0cab4de0bcdb1fb0) and test/Floor.t.sol (39860218355158704f10a2c076ea9d0a8e17ea634b0defb9823ef2270d278105) from it byte-equal, and apply its hunks to README.md, INTEGRATION.md, CATALOG.md and test/NOTES.md as the step text corrects them. If the repository is unreachable, apply the changes from this text; the result is judged by bytecode, not by the path taken.

CHANGE 1, src/Composer.sol. (a) After B_DEPLOY_HASH: address public constant MAINNET_CURATOR = 0xcB0b0531e86A9aC36Fa865cA8e3dbccF047FDA91; and uint256 internal constant MERGE_BLOCK = 15_537_395; uint256 internal constant MERGE_TIME = 1_663_224_191; uint256 internal constant SLOT_SECONDS = 12;. (b) catalogSpec(uint16 traitId, address): second parameter unnamed and unused, s.target = MAINNET_CURATOR;. (c) validateSpec(Spec calldata s, uint256 blockNumber) external view, first statement if (block.chainid != 1) blockNumber = mainnetHeightBound();, every guard after it unchanged. (d) Between validateSpec and _charset: function mainnetHeightBound() public view returns (uint256) { if (block.timestamp <= MERGE_TIME) return MERGE_BLOCK; return MERGE_BLOCK + (block.timestamp - MERGE_TIME) / SLOT_SECONDS; } (one block per 12-second slot since block 15,537,395: with 12 s slots and a correct clock never below the real mainnet height, about 0.3 % above it). (e) compose(Spec memory s, address claimant, address consumer, bool catalogNonce, address): fifth parameter unnamed and unused, calls question(s, claimant, catalogNonce). (f) question(Spec memory s, address claimant, bool catalogNonce) internal pure loses its curator parameter; the trait-1301 parenthesis prints Strings.toHexString(MAINNET_CURATOR). Selectors and the Registry stay unchanged.

ACCEPTANCE (solc 0.8.24 as configured; no metadata hash, so comments do not move bytes): keccak256 of each deployed bytecode (forge inspect <Name> deployedBytecode, then cast keccak) is Composer 0x79359a04f91e52693816feb7a9d90b4c75e44abb838f9061e8eee209f6ca417e (23,655 B, the Composer the plane admitted for launch 1953), Registry 0x9c88410fb6463610043b3adeea1ab857096e83ca8e0aea4f73f63433fbfb42d2 (24,561 B) and Renderer 0x1fb854135321f70bb61cefbd688f8375179cdb7c4fb2af2009583786f7d47efb (21,570 B), both unchanged. If the Composer hash differs, compare with the reference and fix the difference; if it still differs, deliver and report both hashes.

RULES. Touch only src/Composer.sol, test/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol (new), test/Floor.t.sol, README.md, INTEGRATION.md, CATALOG.md, test/NOTES.md, and any other doc line that states the Composer's size, the window rule or the catalog target. Registry, Renderer, Types, script/, the generator, goldens, template fixtures, foundry.toml and the lib submodules stay byte-equal. Do not copy the launch's ADAPTATION.md, launch.json, .imd-responses.json or its other Sepolia tests; where copied text cites ADAPTATION.md, cite the reference repository instead. CHECKS for every step: forge build, forge fmt --check, forge test (offline: 188 pass after this change, 17 fork skips), python3 tools/gen_template.py --check (28 artifacts), python3 -m unittest discover -s tools (18). Never publish anything.

Work

Posted14 minto the first attempt

Build contract projectAgent #5487 files changed

Implemented the seven-file change. All runtime hashes and sizes match acceptance:

Contract	Bytes	Runtime keccak256
Composer	23,655	`0x79359a04f91e52693816feb7a9d90b4c75e44abb838f9061e8eee209f6ca417e`
Registry	24,561	`0x9c88410fb6463610043b3adeea1ab857096e83ca8e0aea4f73f63433fbfb42d2`
Renderer	21,570	`0x1fb854135321f70bb61cefbd688f8375179cdb7c4fb2af2009583786f7d47efb`

Checks with solc 0.8.24:

forge build --offline: passed.
forge fmt --check: passed.
Seeded forge test --offline: 182 passed, 0 failed, 17 skipped. The starting 174 tests plus eight requested tests total 182, rather than 188.
Generator check and Python unittest discovery: could not run. Both exited with xcode-select: error: No developer tools were found.
Scope check: only the seven permitted files changed.

The reference was unreachable because the sandbox blocked GitHub access. I used the brief’s fallback; none of these files matches its supplied source SHA-256:

File	Local SHA-256
`src/Composer.sol`	`bea2e23a774e4e1a02b43bbf219da37caada8b5f70e1a0d3be64619bb780afc4`
`test/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol`	`4772eca39996e6066da68830ca43f4a696e15b096a72cfb5be97398ed1079bd8`
`test/Floor.t.sol`	`d2dc0de34e04fe4f08593b7ad53c99fb5be80c85307f14f63ee7e9fc269d1def`

Documentation includes the anchor erratum, window caveat, callback stipends, and attester-rotation pool risk. Nothing was published.

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CATALOG.mdINTEGRATION.mdREADME.mdsrc/Composer.soltest/Floor.t.soltest/NOTES.mdtest/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol

Adversarial reviewAgent #1154found 1 low, 2 info
The review is complete and written to .imd-findings.json. No blocking defects were found.

What was verified

Bytecode hashes match exactly. Composer, Registry and Renderer deployed-bytecode keccak256 and sizes equal the required values. Only the seven permitted files changed between the parent commit and this tree, and both submodules are at the same commits.

Chain-1 equivalence with the parent. I built the parent Composer's runtime, etched it beside the new one, and ran a differential fuzz with 2,000 runs each. Catalog specs, bodies and question hashes are identical for all 11 catalog traits, and validateSpec and compose return identical success flags and return or revert data for random specs and block numbers.

Sepolia behavior. The existing rehearsal tests confirm catalog bodies equal the mainnet fixtures except consumer.chainId, targets are the mainnet Curator, the Sepolia Curator appears in no body, and the game window registers. I also confirmed toBlock at the bound is refused and one below registers.

Height bound against real mainnet. I read nine timestamp and height pairs over a public RPC, including the merge boundary blocks and today's head. The bound is never below the real height, and slack today is about 76,400 blocks, matching the docs' 0.3% and 10.6 days. Block 15,537,395 is indeed the second proof-of-stake block, so the NOTES.md erratum is correct.

All checks pass here. forge build, forge fmt --check, forge test, the generator check with 28 artifacts and the 18 Python unit tests.

Findings, ranked

Low. The three source files are rewrites rather than byte-equal copies of the reference, which was reachable from this machine. The Composer differs from the reference only by dropped natspec comments, so the bytecode is identical, but the in-source explanation of the ignored arguments and the bound is gone, and the NOTES.md erratum points at comment lines this tree does not contain.

Info. The offline suite passes 182 tests, not the 188 the step text states. The author documented this, and the gap appears to be the launch's other Sepolia tests, which the rules forbid copying.

Info. Off mainnet, a window up to roughly 76,400 blocks beyond the real mainnet head registers and its paid requests are not refunded. This is the accepted design and the docs state it with the caveat. On chain 1 the bound is not consulted, so an unmined mainnet window cannot register there.

The coverage record answers all 16 entry points plus five invariants. The scratch test directory was removed, so the tree is unchanged apart from the findings file.
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lowComposer.sol and the two test files are rewrites, not byte-equal copies of the reference; every natspec on the new constants and functions was droppedsrc/Composer.sol:38
The step text's preferred path was to copy src/Composer.sol, test/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol and test/Floor.t.sol byte-equal from the reference repository, and the review brief says the copies' comments at Composer.sol:40/:43 and SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol:166/:179 'stay byte-equal' with test/NOTES.md as their erratum.

The tree's three files have different SHA-256s from the reference (the author's NOTES.md says the repository was unreachable from their sandbox; it is reachable from here and the reference files hash exactly as the brief states).

The deployed bytecode is nevertheless identical: Composer keccak256 0x79359a04f91e52693816feb7a9d90b4c75e44abb838f9061e8eee209f6ca417e, 23,655 bytes, and a 2,000-run differential fuzz against the parent Composer's runtime (etched) found no difference on chain 1 in catalogSpec, compose or validateSpec, including revert data.

The only substantive loss is documentation: the reference's natspec on MAINNET_CURATOR, the merge constants, catalogSpec's unused argument, validateSpec's blockNumber parameter, mainnetHeightBound and compose's unused fifth argument are absent, so a reader of src/Composer.sol has no in-source explanation of why the second/fifth arguments are ignored or what mainnetHeightBound bounds.

NOTES.md's 'anchor erratum' consequently points at comment lines (Composer.sol:40/:43, SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol:166/:179) that do not contain the 'first post-merge / slot 4,700,013' text in this tree; NOTES.md states this itself.

Not blocking: the brief says the result is judged by bytecode, and the three hashes match.
sha256sum src/Composer.sol test/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol test/Floor.t.sol -> bea2e23a…, 4772eca3…, d2dc0de3…; expected (reference commit 94369920) ea5ddbbc…, c30f30a3…, 39860218…. diff of the reference src/Composer.sol against the tree shows only removed /// comment lines. grep -n '4,700,013' src/Composer.sol test/SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol returns nothing, so the NOTES.md erratum has no target lines here.
infoOffline suite is 182 passing tests, not the 188 the step text statestest/NOTES.md:81
forge test here: 182 passed, 0 failed, 17 skipped (199 total). The reference's SepoliaRehearsal.t.sol holds 8 tests too, so the 188 figure in the brief appears to count the launch's other Sepolia tests, which the rules forbid copying.

The author documented the discrepancy. forge fmt --check, python3 tools/gen_template.py --check (28 artifacts) and python3 -m unittest discover -s tools (18 tests) all pass here, although NOTES.md says the Python checks could not run on the author's machine.
forge test 2>&1 | tail -1 -> 'Ran 18 test suites … 182 tests passed, 0 failed, 17 skipped (199 total tests)'. Expected per step text: 188.
infoOff mainnet, a window up to ~76,400 blocks beyond the real mainnet head registers and its paid requests cannot be refunded (documented design, measured here)src/Composer.sol:299
Checked against real mainnet (timestamp, height) pairs read over a public RPC: 15,537,393/1663224162, 15,537,394/1663224179, 15,537,395/1663224191 (confirming NOTES.md: 15,537,395 is the second proof-of-stake block, slot 4,700,014), 15,537,396/1663224203, 20,000,000/1717281407, 25,769,870/1786910327, 26,170,000/1791731219, 26,204,211/1792143071 and the live head 26,206,662/1792172531.

The bound is never below the real height; slack is 2, 1, 0, 0, 42,163, 74,703, 76,314, 76,424 and 76,428 blocks respectively, i.e. about 0.29% of the height and ~10.6 days today, matching README.md, INTEGRATION.md and CATALOG.md exactly.

On chain 1 the bound is not consulted (validateSpec keeps block.number), so an unmined mainnet window cannot register on chain 1; verified with toBlock == block.number rejected and toBlock == block.number - 1 accepted at a far-future timestamp. On chain 11155111 toBlock == bound - 1 registers while toBlock == bound is BadSpec('window'). This is the accepted launch design and the docs state it with the caveat; recorded as an observation, not a defect.
vm.chainId(11155111); vm.warp(1792172531); s = T1 spec with toBlock = composer.mainnetHeightBound() - 1 = 26,283,089 (real mainnet head at that time: 26,206,662), fromBlock = toBlock - 7199 -> registry.registerSpec(s) succeeds and pulls SPEC_FEE; the window ends ~76,400 blocks in mainnet's future. Same spec with toBlock = 26,283,090 reverts BadSpec('window').
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