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Brennan Benson
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Review ofc0add67cca: the subagent row writer read its execution owner from the host's installed child when a report landed. A child that is still being acquired reports a resumed subagent before the host installs it, so its row was written at once under the old owner, then the attach's settlement of what the previous child left marked it unverifiable, and nothing rewrote it until the next report. Each adapter (Claude, Codex, ACP) now hands its child-work report to the host with that child's own event sink, the write path its rows already take. The host passes it through the status feed to the subagent row writer, which writes the rows that report changes through that sink with `executes`. They land in the child's own order, after the attach's settlement, at the fence the sink is bound to, and that fence is the row's execution owner. A running subagent a child has not written yet is written once even when its text is unchanged. Changes the host makes itself (a Stop's acknowledgement, an end) still write directly and keep the row's owner. The shared child-work evidence type is unchanged: the sink travels as a separate argument. Test: a Claude helper the next child reports again while it is still starting stays working after that start's settlement, through the shipping adapter and host. It fails onc0add67cca(the row lands `unverifiable`).