`verification/tk11321-decision.txt`

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task_id: TK-11321
owner/finalizer: root Codex
delegation_chain: root -> DTD reviewers; depth1; no further delegation
Scope: read-only implementation review. No file edits, API writes, publishing, spend or credentials. Parent records evidence to canonical TK-11321. Artifacts: verdict files in the fixed panel directory.

Steve explicitly said 'skip gemeni and go' after learning that Gemini image review blocks 504 otherwise-ready Designer Wallcoverings vendor drafts. This authorizes bypassing the Gemini step and publishing those drafts with other guards intact. It does not authorize changing binding settlement text, waiving known prohibited-design BLOCKs, publishing AI-generated catalog content, expanding channel publication, or increasing21/hour/500/day limits. The current 504 are solely outage-held (HTTP429 depleted credits), from six named vendor catalogs, with saved image/title/SKU/manufacturer snapshots. No new room images are generated.

Choose implementation:
A: Product-specific owner authorization for the current504 outage-held drafts, bound to Shopify ID, live vendor, DW SKU, manufacturer code, title, and primary image URL. Fresh product-data/vendor/price/sample and known BLOCK/hold checks still run. Explicit SKIPPED_BY_OWNER audit (not an AI PASS); never call Gemini. Non-authorized eligible products remain held except existing plain-texture auto-pass. Preserve original settlement module and binding text. Dry-run, negative tests, one live canary, independent API/PDP/ledger proof, then complete only remaining allowance for this hour (the prior tick activated15 of21) and restore existing schedule. No cap/schedule changes.
B: Globally disable all image checks for all present and future rotation products, no record-specific authorization or drift checks.
C: Reject Steve's explicit instruction and require Gemini billing credits.

Select a practical implementation within the stated authorization, not legal advice. Point out the main implementation risk and a concrete test. Pick exactly one option. Begin your answer with VERDICT: <option> on its own line, then give one paragraph of reasoning.