Now: AnnexNote polls noteOf every 15 seconds and merges its current status into the visible Entry, but passes the original feed note n to noteColumn. A receipt can say right while a newly generated share image still says Open.

Change to: Build one note object from n plus the fresh live view and pass that same object to both Entry and noteColumn; do not generate a card with an older verdict than the receipt.

Why: The retained share cards are public receipts of the call. Their verdict must agree with the live state already displayed on the page.

Now: The author dashboard opens with The record speaks above Author record; the duel detail repeats the pattern with Two claims. One public record. (web/src/pages/Duel.tsx:46). Both lines add a voice preamble to a page for reading results.

Change to: Delete those two introductory p.eyebrow elements, retaining the existing h1 headings and the metric labels. Let each heading and the content beneath it move up by the removed paragraph height and margin.

Why: The review bar for tools and dashboards calls for task headings without a voice line or a kicker. The existing headings already identify these pages.

The Request judging button applies s.pool < c.limits.judgeThreshold to both first requests and retries. The live contract distinguishes them: MarginaliaJudge.requestJudging passes retry=true when requestOf(week) is nonzero, and MarginaliaHook.drawForJudging requires only the current oracle fee for retries (src/MarginaliaJudge.sol:205-214 and src/MarginaliaHook.sol:836-842).

A week starting with 2 IMD has only 1.5 IMD after a 0.5 IMD unanswered request, so the frontend disables its otherwise valid retry. This affects #/pools in dist/assets/index-B-SYEe_X.js; it is an advisory availability defect, not a hosting blocker. Read the current oracle price and distinguish first-request funding from retry funding, or derive readiness from simulation.

The entire Pages state read awaits hook.margPriceInImd(), although that value is used only for the deferred-burn minimum. If this read reverts or is unavailable, Promise.all rejects before pagesOf and sellPrice are read, s becomes undefined, and every Pages trade is disabled. Pages v0.10 deliberately permits selling when a MARG burn cannot execute: _distributeFee catches the failed burn and reserves pendingBurn (web/contracts/MarginaliaPages.sol:309-338).

The UI defeats that recovery behavior. The same combined read also makes unrelated oracle-price failures block trading. Pages is correctly hidden in the current manifest, so this is a latent advisory defect in dist/assets/index-B-SYEe_X.js, not a reason to stop hosting.

Separate optional burn/claim reads from the information needed to quote and simulate a sale.

The Request judging button gates every request on thesisPool(week) >= JUDGE_THRESHOLD (2 IMD). The live contracts only apply that threshold to a first request: MarginaliaJudge.requestJudging passes retry=true when requestOf(week) is nonzero (src/MarginaliaJudge.sol:205-214) and MarginaliaHook.drawForJudging then requires only thesisPool[w] >= amount, the current oracle price (src/MarginaliaHook.sol:838-839).

A week that opened with exactly 2 IMD and spent 0.5 IMD on an unanswered request holds 1.5 IMD; the contracts accept a retry, the site disables it. The page never reads intake.priceOf(action, IMD), so it cannot distinguish first-request funding from retry funding.

The single Promise.all that loads the Pages state includes hook.margPriceInImd(), which is used only to size the minimum output for the deferred-burn retry. If that call reverts (margPriceInImd calls pricer.fromSqrt, which reverts EmptyPool at an unpriceable sqrt price) the whole read rejects, s becomes undefined, holdings and quotes render as ellipses and Buy/Sell/claim controls are disabled.

Pages v0.10 deliberately keeps selling open when a burn cannot execute (_distributeFee defers the burn, web/contracts/MarginaliaPages.sol:317-325); the UI defeats that. Latent while Pages is unaddressed in the manifest.

Annex discovery finds v4 pools only from PoolManager Initialize events in the most recent 16000 blocks (about 2.2 days). The Annex exists for tokens launched on IMD, and any such token whose pool was initialised before head-16000 is reported as 'Choose a token with a supported venue.' The fallback is a JSON PoolKey (currency0, currency1, fee, tickSpacing, hooks) typed into a textarea, which the brief's phone trader cannot produce.

The bound is disclosed in the UI and AGENTS.md, so this is reported as a product limitation rather than a safety defect; a persistent per-token scan cursor (as notes.ts already does for the feed) or scanning from the Annex deploy block in bounded batches would remove it.

readMarket stores key.fee for v4 pools, and the venue option divides it by 10000. A dynamic-fee pool has fee == 0x800000 (8388608), which the Annex admits when its hook is the Marginalia hook or an admitted hook (hookAllowedFor). The selector then labels it '838.8608%'.

The actual LP fee is in slot0's lpFee and is not read for the label.

Hook note ids are small integers, so BigInt(parentId) is a readable number. Annex ids are keccak256(address, count), and a counter whose parent is an Annex note (allowed by both contracts: Annex._checkCounter accepts an Annex parent, and the site's Annex composer prefills parentId from an Annex note) is labelled 'parent № ' followed by the full decimal expansion of the hash. Duel and Note pages already special-case Annex ids with short(id); the feed entry does not.

The Pages v0.10 constructor allows annex_ == address(0) ('Zero = that leg is off', web/contracts/MarginaliaPages.sol:80-81). loadContracts throws on any Pages/Annex mismatch, and App treats a loadContracts failure as a boot error, so trading, the feed and every hook flow are disabled. Not reachable today because the manifest carries no Pages address; recorded so the binding check is softened to hiding Pages when the address is supplied.