Reliability, storage and the next checkpoint: October 1–5

The problem

An empty queue, a latest-result pointer or a large completed scan does not establish complete historical coverage, safe deletion or successful delivery.

What changed

October 1 accepted the passive layout revision for staging review. October 2 accepted the recovery packet for owner handoff; no runtime cutover, NAS copy, postverification or completed backup is established. October 5 contained ordinary queue callback failures so later events can still be attempted. Storage inspection preserves KEEP and an explicit unresolved frontier.

Evidence and review

The queue correction passed its scoped offline review; synchronous provider throws, Error recovery and exhaustive concurrency remain unqualified. An earlier reporting review found an unstable direct-confirmation identity. October 5: the correction that keeps current-source confirmations stable passed independent offline review. Historical body and schema joins, activation, and actual delivery remain held.

Result and limits

The latest locally recorded confirmation is September 28 at 00:22 UTC, or September 27 evening in Central time. Five older results remain locally pending; approved message-body joins and channel history remain unresolved. Storage remains partial with no retirement acceptance, copy or reclaimed-byte claim. The October 5 navigation lane remains frozen at its blocked checkpoint.

Next priorities at the checkpoint

Finish separate accuracy and coverage-binding reviews, retain every unknown delivery attempt, and reconcile exact message/channel/time/body evidence before resending. Resume only genuinely unsent parts after an approved partial batch. This dry run does not commit coverage.

Selected reviewed milestones

• Later events survive ordinary callback failures October 5, 2026