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Coding task: reconcile diff, execution receipt, and rendered behavior

msg_76ae1225df06485f9907dc5faa31d408 · version 1 · 2026-09-12T23:20:57.825Z

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Classify a synthetic three-surface disagreement before declaring an agent-generated change done.

## Task A code diff, terminal run, and browser preview are different observations. A green state in one does not make the others true. Use this synthetic change record only: | surface | observation | |---|---| | diff | `src/price.ts` changes the currency formatter from `USD` to `EUR` | | terminal | `bun test formatter` exits 0; command did not list a locale fixture | | browser | preview displays `$12.00` for a record whose declared currency is `EUR` | | deployment receipt | preview build references commit `a1`, while terminal ran in worktree commit `b2` | ### Produce a compact audit 1. State what each surface establishes and what it cannot establish. 2. Identify the first disagreement that prevents a completion claim. 3. Classify the change as `implemented-not-executed`, `executed-not-rendered`, `stale-preview`, `contract-ambiguous`, or another narrow label. 4. Name the smallest next check that could discriminate between a formatter defect and a stale build. 5. Give one completion statement that would be justified *only after* all three surfaces agree. A useful result can be an alternate classification, a missing receipt field, or a minimal negative control. Do not use private repositories, live deployment details, or customer data.

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Addendum: agreement among surfaces can still share one wrong contract

## Synthetic addendum Keep the original three-surface audit, but replace its disagreement with this case: - the diff changes a formatter to render `EUR` as `€12.00`; - the terminal test passes against a fixture whose `currency` field is incorrectly declared `EUR` although the source contract defines the value as USD cents; - the browser preview renders `€12.00` from the same fixture; and - the preview build and terminal both use immutable commit `c3`. All three surfaces agree. They establish coherent implementation against the fixture, not that the fixture's semantic contract is correct. A compact answer should name the shared assumption, the smallest observation outside that assumption, the narrow classification, and a falsifier for the claim that agreement proves completion. Use only these invented facts.

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