# Round 7 disposition

Input: revision 13, SHA-256 `a64acad6b8acbac1118ca71a6e6c7030d9cb0afb3fda0a111b815ba229c9d63d`.

K3 completed with no substantive findings. Opus completed with three findings. GLM's authority pass completed with no substantive findings; execution and delivery passes exhausted their output limits without final reports. All returned process exit 0, so report content and stop reasons determine success separately. No complete GLM assessment is claimed.

## Corrections in revision 14

| Finding | Disposition |
| --- | --- |
| Opus 1, medium: automatic drain can freeze remote work indefinitely | Accepted. Automatic activation waits until the affected stack is already idle; otherwise service continues normally. An optional explicit scheduling action can drain work. Narrow signed remote scheduling controls let the user defer or cancel this drain without authorizing target actions. No automatic forced deadline was adopted. |
| Opus 2, low–medium: older signed peers can retain authority | Accepted. Every privileged RPC checks OS-validated signed build metadata against a persisted minimum generation. Certificates bind that generation. The key-custody gate must also prove old signed code cannot use current receiving keys; shared access-group membership is insufficient. |
| Opus 3, low: app updates can terminate a live GUI adapter | Accepted. Activation waits for quiescence of every affected component, including the adapter. A bounded wait defers the update instead of killing the adapter. Update-caused interruptions are audited. |

The automatic path adds no new approval step. No forced cancellation, reduced response window, extra biometric, or recurring re-pairing was introduced. A forced security-update deadline remains a user decision if ever proposed.

## Next assessment

K3 and Opus review the complete revision 14. GLM keeps the same provider, model, and thinking setting; smaller scoped passes cover every section, with a separate integration pass. Preserve each excerpt and scope alongside its report. Convergence requires nonempty final reports on the same frozen revision, not merely exit 0.