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@@ -134,7 +134,37 @@ Closed **R-419**. Filed **R-421** (the class), **R-422**, **R-423**, **R-424**,
 (the exemption list), **R-427** (the mirrored gap). Also **repaired four malformed CLOSED rows**
 (R-404, R-417, R-399, R-400) that no gate had been able to read.
 
-## 11. Observations, and my own mistakes by name
+## 11. CI — four red runs after the first push, all mine, all now green
+
+**The first push of every repo except the catalog went RED**, while all four runners were green
+locally. The workflow's own alarm text calls that *"a finding about the gates themselves"*, and it
+was right twice.
+
+| repo | final job | sha | result |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| felhom.eu | run 300 | `2d88776` | **success** |
+| felhom-controller | job 493 | `2298388` | **success** |
+| felhom-agent | job 492 | `4586f0f` | **success** |
+| app-catalog-felhom.eu | job 486 | `29edad9` | **success** (green first time) |
+
+**Cause 1 — R-428, and it is the sweep's sharpest result.** `decoy_coverage_gate.py` identified a
+repository by `os.path.basename(root)`. Gitea's act-runner checks the repo out into a directory named
+`hostexecutor`, so the gate reported *"unknown repo 'hostexecutor'"* and went INCONCLUSIVE. **The
+gate written that morning to catch instruments matching a NAME instead of a FACT was matching a name,
+in the first ten lines of its own main loop.** It now identifies a repo by which registered runner
+FILE exists under the root. Verified under a renamed directory: 14 gates found where the name-based
+version found none.
+
+**Cause 2 — my push ordering.** `felhom-agent` and `felhom-controller` cite R-421, and I pushed them
+**before** `felhom.eu` carried that row, so `instructions_gate` correctly convicted *"cites R-421,
+which appears in neither register"*. The register lives in `felhom.eu`; **a repo citing a new row must
+be pushed after it.** Not a gate defect — the gate did exactly its job, on me.
+
+**Cause 3 — a missing input.** CI fetches two sibling clones; the meta-gate walks four runners. The
+catalog fetch was added rather than letting the gate skip, which is the reasoning already written into
+the two fetch steps beside it.
+
+## 12. Observations, and my own mistakes by name
 
 1. **The gates were the one part of this project nothing had ever checked**, and 16 of 29 could be
    fooled. **FILED: R-421** — the class row, with the four shapes.
@@ -165,11 +195,18 @@ Closed **R-419**. Filed **R-421** (the class), **R-422**, **R-423**, **R-424**,
 8. **My mistake — I let bash expand backticks in an unquoted heredoc** and wrote four mangled
    CHANGELOG paragraphs. Caught by reading the file back, repaired in place. **NOT-A-FINDING: a shell quoting error of mine, corrected in the same minute,
    with the repaired text read back and verified on disk.**
-9. **`felhom-agent` has no `__pycache__` gitignore**, like the controller before yesterday. Left
+9. **My own meta-gate identified a repository by its DIRECTORY NAME** and went blind on its first CI
+    run. **FILED: R-428** — kept as the class's best example: it was written that morning, for exactly
+    this, by a session with the four shapes on screen.
+10. **My mistake — I pushed two repos citing R-421 before the register carried the row**, so CI
+    convicted them. The register lives in `felhom.eu`. **NOT-A-FINDING: an ordering error of mine that
+    the instructions gate caught precisely as designed; the rule now stated in the commit is that a
+    repo citing a new row is pushed after felhom.eu.**
+11. **`felhom-agent` has no `__pycache__` gitignore**, like the controller before yesterday. Left
    alone. **NOT-A-FINDING: untracked build noise, not a defect in a gate, and out of this sweep's
    scope; it is one line for whoever next touches that repo.**
 
-10. **My mistake — my first R-419 fix was too strict and rejected GENUINE markers.** It anchored a
+12. **My mistake — my first R-419 fix was too strict and rejected GENUINE markers.** It anchored a
     marker to a line start or a bare `. `, which misses the commonest real shape: a bolded sentence
     followed by a bolded marker (`...them.** **FILED: R-427**`). **It was caught by the fixed gate
     convicting the very report that documents it**, on two of its own nine observations. Emphasis is