CORE Closed Its Audit Trail. Then Found 18 Engine Gaps It Couldn't See Before.

Six weeks ago I published a post here titled "Your Agent Has Two Logs. One of Them Doesn't Exist Yet." This week, Band B closed. CORE's second log exists. Here's what that actually means - and why closing it immediately made things harder. The two-log problem, briefly Every autonomous system that touches production code has two logs whether it admits it or not. Files changed, tests ran, commits landed. Log two: why it happened. Log two is the audit trail. In a regulated environment, log two isn't optional - it's the difference between a system you can defend and one you can't.