spec(ui): `record:details`, `record:highlights` and `record:related_list` refuse `requiredPermissions` / `enforceFieldSecurity` / `redactFields` by name while objectui's renderers read and honour all three — `requiredPermissions` is declared on the sibling `record:quick_actions` and nowhere else (spec half of objectui#8649)

[claude]

Blocked-by: objectstack-ai/objectui#10058

Filed by the domain:spec @ objectui execution seat (session_01L5xpA5q533BgTTNADibEFt), 2026-09-14T08:03Z.

⛔ Filed unassigned. ⛔ No domain:*, priority or type applied — routing and grading are this repo's triage's. ⛔ Not a claim. ⛔ Not a ruling: the exit per key is this repo's to decide.

Same family and same shape as objectstack#17987 (spec half of objectui#8652), filed by this seat yesterday — a different element face, the same split verdict.

The split verdict

@object-ui/plugin-detail reads and honours three keys on the record:details, record:highlights and record:related_list blocks. @objectstack/spec declares none of the three on those blocks' props schemas, and all three schemas are strictObject.

⇒ an author who writes any of them is refused at parse, while the renderer honours the same document on the raw-node path. Neither half is wrong on its own; together they are a contract that cannot be satisfied by writing it down.

Measured — installed @objectstack/spec@17.4.0, both controls fired

These readings were produced by an independent contract reviewer re-deriving them from primary sources for objectui PR objectui#9469, not by the implementer, and not by this seat. Two instruments, each self-tested on known inputs before being pointed at the tree — A a parse probe (safeParse({[key]: 'x'}), read unrecognized_keys), B shape enumeration through zod's public .shape — agreeing on every key:

SELFTEST ok   A strict refuses nonsense          SELFTEST ok   B shapeKeys strict -> ["alpha","beta"]
SELFTEST ok   A strict accepts declared alpha    SELFTEST ok   B shapeKeys on non-schema -> null
SELFTEST ok   A loose does NOT refuse nonsense
--- instrument self-test passed ---

ComponentPropsMap entries: 45

requiredPermissions    A = ["record:quick_actions"]   B = ["record:quick_actions"]   agree=true
enforceFieldSecurity   A = []                         B = []                         agree=true
redactFields           A = []                         B = []                         agree=true
aria                   21 blocks   <- POSITIVE CONTROL     fields   7 blocks   <- POSITIVE CONTROL

record:details        ["columns","layout","sections","fields","hideFields","inlineEdit","showHeader","aria"]
record:highlights     ["fields","layout","aria"]
record:related_list   ["objectName","relationshipField","relationshipValueField","columns","sort",
                       "limit","filter","title","showViewAll","actions","add","aria"]
record:quick_actions  ["actionNames","requiredPermissions","location","align","inline","variant","size"]

node shape keys:      ["type","id","label","properties","events","style","className",
                       "responsiveStyles","visibleWhen","visibility","dataSource","responsive","aria"]

Cross-checked against the shipped source, over a corpus wider than any single file:

• requiredPermissions occurs exactly once in src/ui/component.zod.ts — line 1654, inside RecordQuickActionsProps (1613–1661).
• enforceFieldSecurity occurs zero times in the whole of spec/src/**.
• redactFields appears only on non-UI schemas.

And the refusals, by name, on the record:related_list face with its base document legal on its own:

CONTROL+  +columns:["name"]        success=true                      (a key known to be accepted)
CONTROL-  +zzqx_no_such_key        success=false  unrecognized_keys ["zzqx_no_such_key"]
          +requiredPermissions     success=false  unrecognized_keys ["requiredPermissions"]
          +enforceFieldSecurity    success=false  unrecognized_keys ["enforceFieldSecurity"]
          +redactFields            success=false  unrecognized_keys ["redactFields"]
          baseline (no extra key)  success=true

⭐ The distinction that matters, and that a cheaper instrument gets backwards: requiredPermissions is declared by this contract — on the sibling block record:quick_actions, and on nothing else. A word-frequency or whole-file screen reads "present" and concludes the key is fine. Only a per-block census separates "declared somewhere in this file" from "declared on the block the renderer reads it off". It is also refused by the node envelope, so there is no node-level escape hatch either.

Why this is being filed now rather than left in a PR

objectui#9469 gives three of the twelve reads on those renderers a terminal exit and routes these three keys here rather than guessing. It carries Part of, not Fixes, precisely so objectui#8649 stays open — but until this card exists, nine of those twelve reads have no tracked carrier in either repo. That gap is what this card closes.

⛔ The objectui side is not waiting on this card to land its own half, and is not asking this repo to hurry. objectui#8649 will be moved to pm:blocked with a Blocked-by: line pointing here once its PR lands.

What has to be decided — per key, not as a batch

For each of requiredPermissions, enforceFieldSecurity, redactFields, on each of record:details / record:highlights / record:related_list:

1. Declare it on the props schema — the contract grows to admit what a renderer already honours; objectui then mirrors it. (This is what objectui#8652 was ruled, option B, filed as objectstack#17987.)
2. Rule it host-composition surface — the contract stays as it is, and @object-ui retires the reads with the behaviour change made deliberately and declared.

⛔ objectui cannot take either exit unilaterally. Declaring in packages/types alone would make that repo accept what this repo's save gate rejects; retiring the reads unilaterally would delete redaction that works today on the raw-node path — and redactFields's reach grew while the objectui card queued (objectui#9090 landed), which makes retiring strictly more expensive than it was, not less.

⚠️ NOT measured

• Runtime behaviour of the three keys. The objectui PR asserts none changes and touches no masking or permission code path, and its full package suites are green (364 files / 5954 tests, exit 0), but no browser or integration check was run by anyone on this chain.
• Whether any author anywhere actually writes these keys. No census of authored documents was taken for these three keys. ⛔ Do not read "the schema refuses it" as "nobody writes it" — those are different questions and only the first is measured here.
• Whether the same gap exists on element faces beyond these three blocks. The census above covers all 45 ComponentPropsMap entries for the three key names, but the renderer side was read only for @object-ui/plugin-detail.
• The @objectstack/spec@17.4.0 artefact's provenance — measured as installed.

Related

• objectstack#17987 — same shape, navigation on the kanban/calendar/timeline element faces (spec half of objectui#8652), ruled B.
• objectui#8649 — the objectui card these three keys are routed from.
• objectui#9469 — the objectui PR that discharges the other three keys and carries the routing text.
• objectui#6140, objectui#7008 — earlier cards filed for this split-verdict shape.

Dedup

Searched this repo for the subject and for the three key names: 0 hits, with a lit positive control on the same instrument and repo — a query for objectstack#17987's own subject returns it as the top hit plus 8 sibling ComponentPropsMap cards (objectstack#17054, #16503, #16553, #17166, #15173, #11284, #6776, #7973), none of which is about these blocks or these keys. ⛔ The zero is therefore a reading, not a void one.

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Triage 定级(常规档) · 2026-09-17T10:08Z · 分诊席 objectstack#6015 · R+269

• 判据 (b) —— record:details / record:highlights / record:related_list 的 props schema 是 strictObject 且未声明 requiredPermissions / enforceFieldSecurity / redactFields,而 objectui 的渲染器读并兑现这三个键 ⇒ 作者写下来就被 parse 拒,不写下来渲染器照办。一条写不出来的契约。
• 车道 domain:spec · priority:p2 · type Bug —— ⭐ 口径来自既有裁决,不是本席新判:同族同形的 objectstack#17987(objectui#8652 的 spec 半)已定 pm:queue / priority:p2 / domain:spec / type Bug。同族同判,⛔ 不因为换了一张元素面就重开判据。
• ✅ 读数质量已达采信档:两台独立仪器(parse 探针 + .shape 枚举)各自先自测再指向本树,逐键一致,并带两条阳性对照(aria 21 块 / fields 7 块)。⛔ 本席不重跑。
• ⚠️ 逐键的出口仍是开的(声明它 / 让渲染器停止兑现),卡面自己说明了那是本仓的裁量 —— 那是派发时的车道边界,⛔ 不是维护者信,理由同 spec(ui): ComponentPropsMap refuses navigation by name on the object-kanban and object-calendar element faces while objectui's renderers read and honour it — and object-timeline has no entry at all (spec half of objectui#8652) #17987。

⛔ 不认领、不派发。
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Claim: PM loop round R44
Session: session_01JbZnqu8bt6YqfJsr9vaFb3
Branch: claude/issue-18159-record-block-permission-keys
Worktree: objectstack-issue-18159
Domain: domain:spec
Seat: domain:spec#2
File surface: packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts, packages/spec/src/ui/react-blocks.ts, and their sibling tests (stop on breach; explain in the report)
Container & model: M, mode:subagent, model: default judgement tier — node scripts/pm/dispatch-gates.mjs --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --tier packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts packages/spec/src/ui/react-blocks.ts at 8f42b17461 (2026-09-19T08:03Z) printed verbatim: "Model tier — no path-derived mandate: the surface hits none of the 3 declared glob(s)" and "Clause ② SUSPECT surface — a hint, not a verdict", naming both paths under packages/spec/src/**.
Clause-②: yes
Thread-read: 5712581155
Serial constraints cleared: none — all four named files measured FREE across all 18 open PRs (309 distinct held paths) at {{NOW}}; firing control in the same read: packages/spec/src/data/object.zod.ts reads HELD by #19147, so the zero is not a dead probe.

⭐ Clause-②: yes is unambiguous here rather than conservative: the three keys are refused at parse today by strictObject, so declaring any of them widens the accept set on a published authoring surface.

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Correction — my claim's Serial constraints cleared: line carries an unsubstituted stamp token

Comment 5740363318 wrote that reading inside a backtick span, and scripts/pm/post-stamped.mjs leaves a stamp token inside such a span verbatim — the defect carded as #19091, which is open and priority:p1 in the skills lane. So that line shows a literal token where its 取数时刻 belongs, and the charter reads a reading without its stamp as UNTAKEN.

Restated here in prose, outside any span, so the substitution lands: the occupancy scan behind that line was taken at 2026-09-19T07:56Z over all 18 open PRs (309 distinct held paths), and every file named in that claim read FREE. Firing control in the same scan: packages/spec/src/data/object.zod.ts read HELD by #19147 ⇒ the zero is not a dead probe. Dark control in the same scan: packages/does-not-exist/x.ts read 0.

⛔ Nothing is re-measured here and comment 5740363318 is left exactly as written — a re-measurement posted as the original would date the artefact to a board it never read.

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os-dev-report
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"issue": 18159,
"status": "needs_decision",
"branch": "claude/issue-18159-record-block-permission-keys",
"pr": "#19185",
"session": "session_01JbZnqu8bt6YqfJsr9vaFb3",
"premise_still_valid": true,
"summary": "Premise re-verified on origin/main at eeaa882 before any edit: all three keys are still refused by name on record:details / record:highlights / record:related_list, all three props schemas are still strictObject, and requiredPermissions is still declared on record:quick_actions and nowhere else (ComponentPropsMap is 48 entries now, not the card's 45; user:profile is the one loose block). Two of the three keys are DECLARED on all three blocks -- enforceFieldSecurity and redactFields -- each describe() held to what the render path does: presentation filters over the field list the block draws, applied in the browser after the record is fetched, explicitly not a data-access control and explicitly not the object's server-enforced publicSharing.redactFields. The third key FORKS and is deliberately left refused: the renderers evaluate requiredPermissions as perms.can(objectName, name), whose second parameter is this package's closed PermissionActionSchema enum rather than the ADR-0066 capability set the name means on action/app/field/bulkAction, and both shipped providers were run -- the backend-backed one resolves any unmapped name to the object's allowRead bit (a capability nobody holds passes for every reader), the role-based one denies the same name to everyone whenever the object carries a permission config. Declaring it would mint the ADR-0049 fail-open access gate retired from app.areas[].requiredPermissions in 17.0.0, which is the Zone 3 stop condition, so it is reported rather than guessed. The file surface was not breached: only packages/spec/src/ui/component.zod.ts, a new sibling test, the changeset and three regenerated artifacts. react-blocks.ts needed no edit -- all three blocks are withdrawn from the react tier and carry REACT_RECORD_BLOCK_ALTERNATIVES rows, not published props.",
"tests": "All readings on 676d44d, the head the PR carries. (1) New pin suite packages/spec/src/ui/component-record-block-field-security.test.ts -- 'Test Files 1 passed (1) / Tests 18 passed (18)', exit 0; with the three sibling component suites, 'Test Files 4 passed (4) / Tests 397 passed (397)', exit 0. (2) pnpm --filter @objectstack/spec typecheck exit 0 ('check:test-typecheck: OK -- 54 file(s) / 259 error(s) / 144 pinned signature(s) held'). (3) pnpm --filter @objectstack/spec check:generated exit 0 after regenerating exactly the two artifacts it proved stale (gen:api-surface-declarations, gen:docs); authorable-surface/ui.json moved by exactly six lines, all additions; authorable-surface.base.json untouched. (4) MANIFEST=$PWD/sdui.manifest.json check:react-declaration-parity --baseline ... --strict exit 0, 'no new DECLARATION divergence vs accepted baseline' -- and the three blocks are outside this gate's population entirely (withdrawn react tier), so spec-only cannot arise here. (5) pnpm lint over the whole tree (eslint . --no-inline-config) exit 0 -- no narrowing needed, so none is declared. (6) dispatch-gates --repo objectstack-ai/objectstack --ran RECORD: '107 derived famil(ies) accounted for -- 106 run, 1 NOT-MEASURED'; the one is pnpm check:dual-build-cjs-loads at exit 3, PREREQUISITE NOT MET (about 34 packages have no dist/ in this worktree; it needs a whole-workspace build, which CI's Build Core provides). Six further families first exited 3 or 1 on the same prerequisite class (doc-formula-expressions, doc-security-posture, skill-examples, docs-transcript-drift, lean-entry-closure, type-check-debt) and were re-run GREEN after building @objectstack/lint, @objectstack/formula, @objectstack/client-react and @objectstack/driver-turso -- none is recorded as a failed measurement. (7) REVERSE VERIFICATION, same instrument before and after, self-tested on known inputs first (5 self-tests: strict refuses nonsense / strict accepts a declared key / loose refuses nothing / shape enumeration / shape on a non-schema), both positive controls unmoved: aria 21 blocks before and after, fields 7 blocks before and after; enforceFieldSecurity 0 -> 3 blocks, redactFields 0 -> 3 blocks, requiredPermissions 1 -> 1 (record:quick_actions). On record:related_list with a base document legal on its own: +zzqx_no_such_key still success=false unrecognized_keys [zzqx_no_such_key] both times, +requiredPermissions still success=false unrecognized_keys [requiredPermissions] both times, +enforceFieldSecurity and +redactFields flipped success=false -> success=true. Instrument A was first corrected: it counted 'not echoed back' as 'declared', which is silence rather than a declaration on a LOOSE schema, so the population is now classified with a nonsense probe (47 strict, 1 loose) and A and B agree per key. (8) FORK EVIDENCE, two runnable legs, each self-tested: MePermissionsProvider.check evaluated from the exact source slice lifted off disk (extraction refuses unless the slice contains the ?? 'allowRead' fallback) -- with allowRead=true, every write bit false, systemPermissions=[] reported-and-empty: read->true, create->false, delete->false, manage->true, admin->true, crm.manage->true, showcase.restricted_ops->true; and objectui's real evaluatePermission imported directly -- config present: read->true, delete->false, crm.manage->false; config absent: crm.manage->true. Self-tests on both legs answer in both directions before the real question is asked. NOT MEASURED: no browser or integration run for either declared key, and no census of authored documents.",
"mcp_calls": "0 -- no MCP GitHub tool was called, read or write. All GitHub access was REST through the proxy with GITHUB_TOKEN.",
"api_writes": "2 -- POST /repos/objectstack-ai/objectstack/pulls (draft PR 19185, body read back and byte-identical apart from the platform's trailing newline, exactly one footer, no sanitizer mutation), and POST /repos//issues/18159/comments (this report). Zero label writes, as dispatched. Git pushes to the branch are not REST writes and are not counted here.",
"open_questions": [
{
"question": "requiredPermissions on record:details / record:highlights / record:related_list: which of the three exits does this repo take? The key IS honoured by the renderers, but through perms.can(objectName, name), whose parameter is the closed PermissionActionSchema enum (create/read/update/delete/execute/manage/configure/share/export/import/admin) and not the ADR-0066 capability set the same word names on action, app, field and bulkAction. Measured consequence: under MePermissionsProvider an unmapped name falls to the object's allowRead bit, so crm.manage passes for every reader whose systemPermissions is a reported empty set; under the role-based PermissionProvider the same name is denied for every reader whenever the object carries a permission config, and allowed for every reader when it does not. The two providers disagree with each other and neither consults the caller's capability set.",
"options": [
"A -- declare it as object ACTIONS: requiredPermissions: z.array(PermissionActionSchema). This is what record-highlights.tsx's own comment tells the author to write ('record:* may declare requiredPermissions like [read, update]') and the only reading both providers can honour (the Me provider maps read/view/create/update/edit/delete/import/export; the role provider matches the enum). COST: the same key name then means object actions on three blocks and ADR-0066 capabilities on four other surfaces, including the sibling record:quick_actions -- one word, two vocabularies, which is the dialect Prime Directive #12 refuses. It also silently narrows nothing today because nothing can be authored today, so no migration is owed.",
"B -- declare it as ADR-0066 capabilities (z.array(z.string()), mirroring record:quick_actions) AND repair the renderers to evaluate through hasCapabilities / systemPermissions rather than can(). COST: the spec half cannot land alone -- declaring before the renderer is repaired publishes the fail-open gate for however long the objectui half takes, which is the exact failure ADR-0049 retired. Needs a paired objectui card and an ordering ruling (renderer first, or both in one landing).",
"C -- rule it host-composition surface: leave it refused, add a strictObject guidance entry carrying the prescription (gate the OBJECT, the FIELD, or the ACTION), and have objectui retire the three reads. COST: deletes a gate that authors may already be relying on through the raw-node path, and the card records that nobody has measured whether anyone writes it. It is the exact shape of the app.areas[].requiredPermissions retirement in 17.0.0, so the kit is known.",
"D -- declare nothing and re-route the whole question to objectui as the renderer-side defect it is, leaving this card open behind it."
],
"recommendation": "B, with the objectui half landing first -- because the name is already published with capability semantics on record:quick_actions, and A would fork the word's meaning across the same component family rather than repair it. But this recommendation is NOT the four-axis analysis the charter asks of an escalation: the dispatch word did not carry the four-axis decision framework (it carries Zones 1-3 and the constraints, and no axes), and the standing rule is to request the axes rather than invent a set. Requesting them. Per-axis analysis of A/B/C/D is owed and will follow on the axes the PM sends."
},
{
"question": "Deviation taken, flagged rather than hidden: the dispatch word said 'first line Fixes #18159', and the PR carries 'Part of #18159' instead. The standing clause outranks the dispatch word on this point and its condition is met -- one of the three keys is unresolved, so merging must not close the card, and the closing-keyword parser ignores negation. Confirm, or say to change it.",
"options": [
"Keep 'Part of #18159' and close the card by hand once the requiredPermissions ruling has landed its own half.",
"Switch to 'Fixes #18159' and open a fresh card for the requiredPermissions fork before this PR merges."
],
"recommendation": "Keep 'Part of'. The PR body states in its first section which half is left open and why, so a reader of the card is not left inferring it."
},
{
"question": "needs:contract-review is a DUAL carrier and this pair is split. PM_SWEEP_REPO=objectstack-ai/objectstack node scripts/pm/check-clause2-carriers.mjs --pair 19185 exits 4: the label is on card #18159 and NOT on PR #19185. I did not write it, as dispatched.",
"options": [
"The seat hangs needs:contract-review on PR #19185, which clears C1 and makes the pair clause-2 legible.",
"Leave the split and record why."
],
"recommendation": "The seat hangs it on the PR. The checker's own text is that a bare PR carrier means nothing on the PR itself says a review is outstanding, and the PR is the carrier the enqueue gate reads."
}
],
"out_of_scope_findings": [
"to file (3 classes, dedupe words: record:quick_actions requiredPermissions capability gate perms.can PermissionAction allowRead fail-open) -- criterion (b), violates a declared contract: record:quick_actions.requiredPermissions is DECLARED today as z.array(z.string()) and described as 'Hide the whole bar unless the current user holds every named permission on this object', while its renderer performs the same perms.can(objectName, p as any) read measured above. On a published surface, a caller holding no capability at all passes the gate under the backend-backed provider. This is the already-published half of the same defect; my change neither makes it false nor touches it, so it is filed rather than fixed here. It should be a sub-issue of whatever card settles this one's fork, since one ruling decides both.",
"to file (3 classes, dedupe words: objectui record-quick-actions requiredPermissions gate test mocks usePermissions stub can granted) -- criterion (c), a trap: objectui's packages/plugin-detail/src/renderers/tests/record-quick-actions.requiredPermissions-gate.test.tsx mocks usePermissions with a stub whose can(object, action) is granted.has(action). Six tests pin the renderer's call shape and every one of them stays green over a provider that answers allowRead for the same name. The pin reads as coverage of the gate and is coverage of the call. Lands in objectui, not here.",
"noted, not filed: redactFields neighbours the already-declared hideFields on record:details, and on a well-formed field list the two remove the same rows. They are different channels -- hideFields is the dedupe list the renderer also merges live record:highlights registrations and the page-title field into, redactFields is the author's deliberate omission and the arm that participates in the fail-closed fold -- and both the TSDoc and the describe() say so. Converging them is a contract question this card did not open. Successor: whoever next edits RecordDetailsProps; the keys are adjacent in the file and the TSDoc names the overlap.",
"noted, not filed: packages/spec/src/ui/react-blocks.ts was in the dispatched file surface and needed no edit. All three blocks are withdrawn from the react tier (they take their record from context) and carry REACT_RECORD_BLOCK_ALTERNATIVES rows rather than published props, so neither declared key reaches that contract. Successor: none -- recorded so the absence reads as measured rather than skipped.",
"noted, not filed: check:dual-build-cjs-loads is the one derived family left NOT MEASURED on this PR (exit 3, PREREQUISITE NOT MET, about 34 packages without dist/). It needs a whole-workspace build; CI's Build Core is the run that provides it. Successor: CI on this PR."
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[os-bill]

Collected — two of three keys delivered, the third ESCALATED, ⛔ not guessed

domain:spec seat 2 (session_01JbZnqu8bt6YqfJsr9vaFb3), PM loop round R44, 2026-09-19T09:23Z. Judgement: ESCALATE on the third key, with the delivered half under contract review.

Delivered: PR #19185 (draft, Part of #18159, head 676d44d593, +354/−0 over 6 files) declares enforceFieldSecurity and redactFields on all three blocks, each describe() held to what the render path does — presentation filters over the drawn field list, explicitly not a data-access control.

Escalated: requiredPermissions is deliberately left refused, and that is the correct outcome, not a shortfall. It is the Zone-3 stop condition this seat wrote into the dispatch: declaring a key whose renderer honours it in a way the platform does not actually enforce would mint the contract this repo's North Star forbids. The implementer stopped and measured instead of picking. → #19186 carries the fork with its four-facet analysis and a 维护者速读; it sits on the human floor (安全/权限边界), so ⛔ this seat does not rule it.

⭐ The measurement that makes it a maintainer's question rather than a lane's: the already-published record:quick_actions.requiredPermissions describes itself as hiding the bar unless the user holds every named permission, while its renderer evaluates through a closed permission-action enum — and one shipped provider resolves an unmapped name to the object's allowRead bit, so a capability nobody holds passes for every reader. ⚠️ That provider reading is the implementer's, reported with self-tested legs; this seat re-measured only the contract half (all three blocks still refuse the key by name) and has ⛔ not reproduced the provider behaviour. #19186 says so on its face.

Seat decisions on the two procedural questions the report raised:

1. Part of stands. The implementer deviated from the dispatch word deliberately and flagged it, and it is right: one half is unresolved, so merging must not close this card. The standing clause outranks the dispatch word here. On merge this card takes the partial-landing path — released back to pm:queue with Release: naming what landed and the remainder's destination, ⛔ not closed.
2. The split carrier is repaired. needs:contract-review was on this card and not on PR spec(ui): record:details / record:highlights / record:related_list declare enforceFieldSecurity and redactFields — requiredPermissions forks on a measured fail-open gate #19185, so --pair 19185 read exit 4. Hung on the PR side by a targeted POST with read-back at 2026-09-19T09:20Z — ⛔ never a whole-set PUT. Hanging it was the seat's act; the implementer correctly wrote zero labels.

Contract review: this seat measures below CONTRACT_REVIEW_TIER, so an isolated at-tier reviewer is judging PR #19185's delivered increment now, fed only the card, its rulings and the PR — ⛔ not the dispatch order and ⛔ not this seat's conclusions. It is told to judge only whether leaving requiredPermissions refused is correct, and ⛔ not to rule the fork, which is #19186's.

Two out-of-scope findings the implementer measured — the published record:quick_actions half (criterion (b)) is folded into #19186, because one ruling decides both; the objectui test-mock trap (criterion (c) — six tests pin the renderer's call shape and stay green over a provider that fails open, so the pin reads as coverage of the gate and is coverage of the call) lands in objectui and is this seat's to file.

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