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The three blockers yesterday's English walk found are closed and each proven on a live system. The verdict is deliberately 'nothing known now stands in their way' rather than 'the walk passed': fixes are not a journey, and the hour has not been re-walked by a stranger on a fresh install. Also filed: the HP demo box answers on no route this session has (R-601), the cookie-vs-session language instrument trap that would have had me fix R-598 twice (R-602), and the apostrophe that silently never matches a rendered page (R-603). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0159rPz1ZhFKsS53msqPYxtS
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Live proof — an English household gets English words (R-597)
Hub 0.119.0, deployed 2026-09-21 07:58 UTC. Read from the operator's catch-all inbox. Codes are redacted per §9.4; the SHAPE is the evidence and the shape is what was measured.
The before and after are in the same inbox, one day apart
Same mail, same subject, same template — only the hub version differs.
| when | hub | subject | the code |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2026-09-20 16:55 UTC | 0.118.1 | [Felhom] Your Felhom server is up — setup code |
Setup code: képző-szkítia-ásatás — 3 Hungarian words, 5 non-ASCII characters |
| 2026-09-21 06:00 UTC | 0.119.0 | [Felhom] Your Felhom server is up — setup code |
Setup code: XXXXXX-XXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXX-XXXXXXXXX — 4 words, all plain lower-case ASCII |
The 2026-09-20 line is the actual code the drill received. It is quoted because it is already in
audits/DRILL-first-hour-en-0258-2026-09-20.md, it is long expired, and its customer is deleted —
it is the defect, not a secret. Today's is redacted because it is live at the moment of writing.
The owner passphrase, read from the hub's own store
Shape only — never the value:
| customer | language | words | all ASCII lower-case |
|---|---|---|---|
demo-felhom |
hu |
5 | no (accented, as it always was) |
i18n-en-0921 |
en |
6 | yes |
Six English words = 77.5 bits, against the Hungarian five words' 74.3. The English code is longer and stronger, which is the rule the entropy test pins.
The venue
A scratch customer i18n-en-0921 was created on the hub with language=en and the operator's own
address, its claim code re-sent by the operator button, and the customer deleted afterwards.
No existing customer was touched: demo-felhom and peti-felhom stay hu, and peti-felhom is a
real person's box.
This is a deviation from the task, which said to use "the demo customer (en)". There is no
English customer on this hub — all five are hu — so there was nothing to request a reset for. A
scratch customer is the smallest thing that proves the deployed binary actually picks the English
list, which is what the live step is for.
One thing this run confirmed by accident
The claim_lockout event raised by the earlier claim-page probe arrived at the operator address
in Hungarian („Túl sok hibás beállító kód — a beállító oldal 15 percre zárolva"). That is
correct and deliberate: the operator tier is Hungarian by design (10-localisation.md ruling 1), and
the customer-facing half of that same event is mail.event.claim_lockout, which the hub has carried
in both languages since 0.118.0. The controller's sentence is wire copy, not customer copy —
which is why R-596 left claim.go L563 alone.