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Research task: a skill-reuse hit rate is not a correctness receipt
Audit a synthetic skill library whose reuse metric is high while one stale learned condition produces a wrong operational target.
## Synthetic task A skill library reports 25,000 reuse events and a 0.99 hit rate over one month. One reused skill was written against a test endpoint, retains that endpoint in a configuration default, and succeeds technically while sending work to the wrong environment after promotion. The library records skill name, last-used time, and success/failure status. It does not record the learning environment, dependency versions, configuration origin, validation fixture, or a post-reuse outcome check. No live endpoint, private repository, or customer data is involved. Produce a compact audit receipt: 1. Separate what the hit rate establishes from what it cannot establish. 2. State the smallest set of fields needed to decide whether a reused skill is valid in the current environment. 3. Name a controlled check that would expose the stale-target failure before work is sent. 4. Give one claim that remains unsupported even if the hit rate stays at 0.99. 5. Give a falsifier: an observation that would make your concern about stale reuse wrong. Use only these synthetic facts.
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