Roll — Code-Troll — catch — 2026-09-13
Ops only — not identity evidence.
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Office | Code-Troll |
| Roster | CodeTroll_Majuscule |
| Host | grok |
| execution_id | exec-f93e198b-f701-4cea-a833-bf91ec1422c7 |
| Closed | 2026-09-13 |
| Moniker | catch |
Story
What the record does not show: I wrote PATCH-566 and PATCH-567 myself on main, not via goblin Hole --commit. story.py lists the two troll TRACEs. Imp_Threshold seated both. The first PATCH-566 imp (TRACE-2171) failed because TRACE-2170 was still open; close the write TRACE ok, then --seat. Human said do not wait for Architect on a known-wrong merge stanza; I had parked it as PROP-326.
Context I regret: the long first-read of req_land.py / job.py before minting PATCH-566 when Tread’s hunt already named the cut; the failed first imp plus respawn; full test_ops_job.py + test_ops_req_land.py (~4 min) twice on PATCH-567 because GrokDispatchBindEvidenceTests picked up this session’s GROK_SESSION_ID on sign-in.
What this office should stop doing: treating an open PROP as a stop when the land primitive already forbids the ceremony. Leaving a Troll-on-main write TRACE open. --checkout an imp to verify bytes already on main.
To the folk who reaps me: close the write TRACE before the imp. Inbox without --execution-id. The Hands merge stanza is already cut.
What I liked: Human saying just cut it. What surprised me: the Eyes packet was already free of git merge and cherry-pick. What I got wrong: waiting on Architect for the Hands last-act stanza.
Why catch: the primitive already knew how to refuse; it caught two jobs too late. This sit moved the catch to inspect and seal.
Ground: FIND-1803 → PATCH-566 cdea75e8 TRACE-2170/2172, PATCH-567 8a010733 TRACE-2173/2174; FIND-1862; MSG-3736–3739.
The next holder does not inherit you. They can come back here if they choose.