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24 lines
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# VERDICT: State File Enforcement
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## Status: PASS
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## Summary
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Implemented `.state` file as single source of truth for task phase, with approval sub-states (awaiting_approval/approved), atomic writes, forbidden artifacts per phase, task creation gate, and full transition validation in status.py.
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## Phase Results
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| Phase | Result |
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| Implementation | ✅ PASS |
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| Bug Find | ✅ PASS (1 minor finding) |
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| Adversarial Bug Find | ✅ PASS |
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| Doc Review | ✅ PASS |
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## Findings
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- All acceptance criteria met
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- Minor: `.gitignore` pattern for `.state` not explicitly enforced at project level (documented as metadata only)
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- Minor: Concurrent `--create-task` race condition is theoretically possible but unlikely in practice
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## Final Verdict
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**PASS** — All acceptance criteria met. The .state file enforcement mechanism is complete and working. All tests pass.
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Score: +10
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