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Fernwood 4 people ($445 \u002F 90 days), Halyard 150 (11 departments, 8 teams, $24.2k), Corvane 300 (14 teams, 5 provider orgs, $51.4k); Enterprise seeds in 53 s with ",{"type":31,"tag":102,"props":1025,"children":1027},{"className":1026},[],[1028],{"type":36,"value":744},{"type":36,"value":1030}," p95 0.49 s. Agent-reported: 24\u002F24 concatenations identical; mix 0 \u002F 9.5 \u002F 50.8% measured at 0 \u002F 10 \u002F 50%, only selected types, 0% changes no findings; all 15 scenario findings land in the same tick as their beat; First run's first agent at +75 s. Phase 4's two issues fixed: run counts keyed to a fixed epoch (the thin anchor day), idempotent state seeding. Deviations: risky tool call is a destructive MCP tool (qdash's tool rules can't see command arguments); Ollama only as shadow AI; volumes stay at S4's per-person level. Five more qdash product findings in the report. 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Phase 5 as built doesn't include releases.",{"type":31,"tag":32,"props":1111,"children":1112},{},[1113,1118,1120,1126,1128,1134,1136,1142,1144,1149],{"type":31,"tag":219,"props":1114,"children":1115},{},[1116],{"type":36,"value":1117},"Phase 5 committed; releases folded in (2026-10-05):",{"type":36,"value":1119}," Phase 5 (image, four-class Worker, panel for all sizes, deploy.sh, check.py) committed as qcontrol ",{"type":31,"tag":102,"props":1121,"children":1123},{"className":1122},[],[1124],{"type":36,"value":1125},"a6402def",{"type":36,"value":1127},", Worker typecheck and 13\u002F13 routing tests re-run by the main session (",{"type":31,"tag":74,"props":1129,"children":1131},{"href":1130},"\u002Fcycles\u002Fdesign\u002Fc112\u002Fdoc\u002Fphase5-wrappers",[1132],{"type":36,"value":1133},"phase5-wrappers.md",{"type":36,"value":1135},"). Mark chose standard instances for Mid-sized and First run and to fold the releases (D19) into this deploy (D21). 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