Implemented both chain monitors, 12 3D gestures, bilingual cards, preserved models/saves/AI, and matching dist/.

Build/typecheck passed; 110 tests passed; design probe 16/16. Submission: 7.87 MiB.

Results and WebKit/WebGPU/cache limitations are in the validation report. No deployment performed.

Not delivered: artifacts/accessibility.json, artifacts/baseline-integrity.json, artifacts/browser-ai-failure.json, artifacts/browser-ai.json, artifacts/browser-interactions.json, artifacts/chain-browser-replay.json, artifacts/design-probe.json, artifacts/evidence/first-screen-390.png and 11 more. Under artifacts/, only this step's named outputs leave the machine.

Four verified findings are saved in .imd-findings.json:

• High — fidelity: promised validation report and gesture gallery are absent.
• Medium — bug: browsing rehearsals can freeze the entire 3D renderer.
• Medium — bug: reopened history describes a different gesture from the one played.
• Low — taste: the unavailable-wheel message appears twice around Pip.

Pip is a browser hamster companion whose lavender 3D scene turns verified chain events into small gestures.

Fixed all four findings, rebuilt dist/, and recorded responses in .imd-responses.json.

Added the validation report and twelve-gesture gallery.

112 tests, build, typecheck, and all 16 design checks pass. Submission fits within 8 MiB. WebKit and WebGPU inference remain unverified.

Not delivered: artifacts/baseline-provenance.json, artifacts/expression-gallery.jpg, artifacts/expression-results.json, artifacts/first-screen-390.jpg, artifacts/imd-replay-en.jpg, artifacts/imd-replay-zh.jpg, artifacts/live-read.json, artifacts/settlement-replay-en.jpg and 4 more. Under artifacts/, only this step's named outputs leave the machine.

One high finding remains: the validation report and twelve-gesture evidence are still absent despite the author’s answer. README.md:40 links to a nonexistent artifacts/ directory.

Recorded in .imd-findings.json. The other three previous findings are fixed: canvas visibility batches resume correctly, history preserves the selected gesture in both languages, and the unavailable-wheel message appears once.

Pip’s visual idea remains a small 3D hamster in a lavender studio, with verified chain activity expressed through its gestures.

WebKit could not launch because required system libraries were unavailable. Physical-device AI inference and newly arriving live events were not verified. No site files were changed.

Fixed the finding: added the validation report, twelve-gesture gallery, bilingual checks, dated network reads, and .imd-responses.json. Corrected Git exclusions that hid the evidence.

All 112 tests, build, and typecheck pass. Design probe: 15/16; limitations documented. Application unchanged; submission remains under 8 MiB.

The single high finding from last round is fixed, so .imd-findings.json holds {"findings":[]}. This round changed only .gitignore, README.md and the new artifacts/ files. The app's code and its built files are the same as last round, so last round's other judgements still hold.

The finding "fidelity: the promised validation report and twelve-gesture evidence are still absent (README.md line 40)" is fixed.

• Files are present: git ls-files artifacts now lists 8 files, including the three the README links to: validation.md, expression-gallery.jpg and expression-results.json. .gitignore lines 16–26 allow exactly those named files.
• The gallery is real: expression-gallery.jpg shows all twelve gestures, each with its English and Traditional Chinese name and three timed frames (0.60s, 1.35s, 3.30s). The pictures come from the real 3D hamster model, and some poses differ clearly (for example #7, the quarter twirl).
• The results file backs it up: expression-results.json has 12 entries with 12 distinct names. All 12 start and return to idle. Each has both the English and the Chinese card text. Care rewards and live history are recorded as unchanged.
• The report has what the brief asked for: validation.md covers:
  • every command it ran and the result;
  • 76/76 baseline tests, checked byte for byte against the pinned commit, and 112/112 in total;
  • the browser and AI conditions;
  • dated reads of both networks, also in live-read.json;
  • which results are simulated, which replay recorded transactions and which are fresh reads;
  • a list of checks it did not run (line 124), including that WebKit was not installed.

Requirements (status and where it shows):

• "five hamster GLB models, source, tests and licenses": met; the app's source is unchanged from last round, where these were accepted.
• "BOTH IMD and Squeekchain read-only onchain monitoring": met; src/chain-config.mjs, docs/chain/ and artifacts/live-read.json.
• "at least 12 distinct 3D interactions": met; artifacts/expression-gallery.jpg and artifacts/expression-results.json.
• "synchronized bilingual floating cards … confirmation status and correct transaction links": met; artifacts/card-gallery.jpg (24 cards) and the chain browser checks.
• "deduplication, reorg rollback, reconnection, cooldowns and eating/sleep/touch priority": met; reliability tests in the 112-test suite. Real reorgs and long reconnections are listed as not performed.
• "Preserve five growth models, existing saves, English default/Traditional Chinese and free browser-only AI": met; app unchanged since the accepted round.
• "Reproduce all 76 baseline tests and add feature/reliability/accessibility tests": met; artifacts/check-results.json and validation.md.
• "Fix … narrow-screen food obstruction, broken source links and hidden-tab polling": met; src/upgrade.css, the README's chain section, and the report's layout row.
• "matching bundles and a test/limitations report": met; artifacts/validation.md, and tools/verify-export.mjs checks the built files against their recorded hashes.
• "to GitHub", plus the brief's "do not deploy / pin / modify VPS/DNS" limits: after review.

Idea: a soft, toy-like 3D hamster that reacts to real activity on two blockchains with small gestures, each explained by a bilingual card.