`data/codex-yoloforever/cycle-20260908T1534Z.q8Ieot/dtd-final-question.txt`

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Forced choice for this bounded Codex-only unattended cycle: SHIP, FIX-THEN-SHIP, HOLD-FOR-STEVE, or KILL. Decision scope is persisting truthful monitoring evidence and returning normally to the already approved 600-second launchd runner; it is NOT shipping the unresolved business sources. Supplied queue was assessed in order: TK10928 rank15 prepared-gated, then TK11250 rank56 external-blocked. Initial and independent checks show current root3074MB fails installed3000MB canary. Historical1457MB reconstruction is already complete and retained; exact CURRENT maintenance window/preflight and resulting archive/script approval are ABSENT. Local READ ONLY SQL1470rows0positivecost/price and0Vahallan pricing columns; authoritative wholesale/vendor-SKU inputs and exact live write approval ABSENT.29known inputs metadata unchanged; not exhaustive discovery or currentShopify proof.20inflight records monitored, no claims/status/owner changes, zero execution slots of6, zeroimplementation,zero newprep,zero operationalclosures. Parent25monitorPASS0FAIL3criticalSKIP; Cody independent21PASS0FAIL, five distinct critics debated and5/5SHIP IT monitoring only. Strongest dissent is repeated unchanged monitoring adds no implementation; initialDTD omitted because no new increment and known gates unchanged. No new reproduced report defect. Existing memos and controls unchanged. Canonical filesystemZERO_COST_REQUIRED forces zero in3pinned entrypoints; env1 unchanged, noClaude or provider keys/paid endpoints; onlyCodexCLI and local models. Final closing empirical proof, ledger append/readback and evidence commit follow this decision; actual workerexit can only be observed after return. No new clarification needed; conservative default preserve source and existing gates. Do not interpret SHIP as recovery, source closure, approval, or proof of future persistence. This is a reasoning-only question; do not call tools, browse, inspect files, or execute commands. Pick exactly one option. Begin your answer with VERDICT: <option> on its own line, then one paragraph of reasoning.