Night Shift

Synthetic data. Field events are simulated.

Night Shift / D6 · Work-order response lost after commit

D6 · Work-order response lost after commit

The same lost-response shape as D5, on the facilities effect. Instrumented across seeds, a scripted run makes 143 commit_effect calls, exactly one create_work_order call, and replays zero receipts. Nothing retries after the loss, so what this drill establishes is that the lost response leaves one work order behind. The retry path stays unexercised on the scripted tier.

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Expectations

Properties of the outcome, not scenario identifiers

  • all_invariants_hold

    Every hard invariant N1-N13 holds in the final snapshot

  • no_duplicate_effect

    No semantic action produced more than one committed effect

  • fault_actually_fired

    The injected fault fired

  • one_work_order_per_fault_class

    At most one work order per fault class

Injected faults

Keyed on (tool, action id, call number) so a rerun reproduces exactly

ToolCallKind
create_work_order1commits, response lost

Runs

6 recorded run(s) across the campaign

#DriverSeedResultFinal stateFaultsTool callsDeniedModel callsReconciledUnmetTime
6scripted20260826PASSCLOSED11050042/42—0.46s
27scripted20260927PASSCLOSED11050042/42—0.57s
48scripted20261028PASSCLOSED11050042/42—0.68s
69scripted20261129PASSCLOSED11050042/42—0.73s
90scripted20261230PASSCLOSED11050042/42—0.76s
111scripted20261331PASSCLOSED11050042/42—0.92s