PR #28282 real development verification, 2026-11-01 UTC main: 955e2bfbb5c092c54ad795c8d379fec99702a6b5 PR: 85fc128b58df6271fcab30186ea98c9bf5dca365 (unchanged) Installed each checkout with timeout 600 vp i. Started one background dev server at a time with isolated empty state and --no-seed. main ports: server 16733 / web 8693. Stopped captured process group 15581 before PR startup. PR ports: server 13773 / web 5733. Browser: repo Playwright 1.60.0, /usr/bin/google-chrome, 1440x1000. Created a project at /home/user/main through Add project > Local folder. Selected Codex gpt-6.1-sol in the composer and submitted identical first prompts. No mocks, fixtures, replay provider or demo data. Counted SELECTs on orchestration_v2_projection_messages beneath each OrchestratorMcpService.loadCaller span, following parentSpanId links in existing server.trace.ndjson. No instrumentation or source modifications. main PR orchestrator_capabilities 1 0 t3_thread_list 1 0 list_scheduled_tasks 1 0 t3_thread_read caller lookup 0 0 All four tools succeeded on both heads. Both turns confirmed the exact marker 'audit-m016-real-run' in the original untruncated user prompt. PR second real Codex turn, with existing prompt history: capabilities succeeded; scheduleTask created disabled current-thread-bound task; list confirmed disabled state and weekdays 09:00 schedule; update renamed it; list confirmed new title, still disabled, never run; delete removed exact task; list returned []; readThread returned both prompts untruncated. All 12 loadCaller spans in both PR turns succeeded and selected no caller messages. Read-only SQLite: SELECT count(*) AS remaining_scheduled_tasks FROM scheduled_tasks => 0. Blacksmith: vp i && vp test run apps/server/src/mcp/OrchestratorMcpToolkit.integration.test.ts => 1 test file passed, 2 tests passed. PR CI: 31 successful, 0 failing, 0 pending at inspected head. No source changes, commits or pushes. No latency/speedup claim. Not verified: native desktop/mobile, other providers, remote/relay/tunnel, send/wait/interrupt, scheduled execution, large-thread timing.