New follow-up section, distinct from the 2026-08-03 "ruled out" static
verification (Aktiv/Standard confirmed on, unchanged). This is about the
save/toggle *action* on CURABIS_DEV's MCP Server Configuration page, not
its resting state - not previously tested.
Observed 2026-08-07 (MID): Internal_CompanyNotFound recurred. VS Code
restart + retry failed (consistent with the already-falsified restart
theory). Toggling the Standard field on CURABIS_DEV and saving, then
retrying, worked immediately. MID reports having seen this same pattern -
restart-retry fails, config-touch-retry succeeds - on prior occasions.
Framed explicitly as a candidate, not a confirmed fix: n>=2 informal
observations, toggle direction untested (MID's own read is that direction
is probably irrelevant, pointing at the save/republish action busting a
server-side cache rather than at the field's value), and no baseline
established against the error's already-documented intermittency. Does
not override the Microsoft-support-escalation guidance - if anything it's
supporting evidence for that escalation, since a CURABIS-side config touch
masking a BC-side symptom points at BC's MCP session/cache layer.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Promotes rules that are already published in community/ to custom/knowledge/,
so they load at every session start instead of only on keyword relevance.
Each file carries extends: pointing back to its community source.
Passed Immanuel's four-test Categorical Imperative validation on 2026-08-07.
The 2026-08-03 follow-up's "restart Claude Code" step was falsified same
day by a full machine reboot that left Internal_CompanyNotFound unchanged.
Records the two theories ruled out with evidence (stale bridge process;
MCP config/company misconfiguration, both screenshot-verified) and states
plainly that this is a client-unfixable, likely BC/SaaS-side condition
requiring Microsoft support escalation.
Internal_CompanyNotFound recurred 2026-08-03 on two machines with the
company header already matching Navn correctly, ruling out the original
header-mismatch cause. Failure was intermittent and appeared to clear after
restarting Claude Code, suggesting a separate, still-unconfirmed session/
bridge staleness issue. Adds a follow-up section with next steps so future
sessions don't re-verify an already-correct header a third time.
Implements every confirmed finding from the workflow-based audit of
CURABIS Standard's agent model (7 finders + adversarial verification,
8 confirmed / 5 refuted):
1. Roemer/Florence phantom wiring - roemer.agent.md claimed Florence's
heartbeat "may summon me when a ward smells of drift" with nothing in
florence.agent.md or HEARTBEAT.md implementing it. Fixed by adding an
explicit "Kald Roemer" instruction to HEARTBEAT.md ward 6 (agent
visibility, his actual domain), mirroring ward 8's existing "Kald
Weber" pattern, and correcting roemer.agent.md's own claim to match.
2. m365.agent.md's "Florence's morning brief pattern" was a one-way
orphaned reference - a full 4-step pattern with nothing in
florence.agent.md implementing it. Added it to florence.agent.md as
an explicit on-demand capability, separate from the timestamp-gated
Round protocol.
3. An Ergasterion "PROCEED WITH CHANGES" ruling had no way to be checked
against the eventual diff - al-review's checklists never referenced
it. Added ERGASTERION_RULING to the [CURABIS-STATE] vocabulary,
wired Ergasterion to write it, and added a BLOCKing checklist item to
al-review's Titus checklist that verifies required changes were
actually implemented.
4. curabis-task-state-check.yml was headered "Deterministic enforcement
(not LLM diligence)" but only checks checkbox order, only blocks
anything if a human separately enabled branch protection (never
verified anywhere), and doesn't exist at all for the PTE track.
Corrected the header's claims and added Roemer station 14 to verify
branch protection is actually configured.
5. Mode C's only safeguard against a support user reaching
Curabis/QualityHub was a single manual eyeball check with no re-check
ever. Strengthened Step 2 to cover team-inherited and org-default
access paths, added an append-only support-user registry, and added
Roemer station 15 to periodically re-verify every registered user
against it.
6. Columbo's persona was presented as genuine autobiography with no
disclosure of its fictional TV origin (Levinson & Link, Peter Falk),
unlike Smiley which discloses explicitly. Added a reader-facing
editorial note - never something Columbo says aloud, since unlike
Smiley he actually performs the persona to customers.
