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# vssa-storm
_Last sync: 2026-08-01 09:40 UTC_
_Last sync: 2026-08-11 04:15 UTC_
## Purpose
@@ -21,11 +21,16 @@ VSSA client investigation and evidence gathering.
- Each run audits all 290 records, deeply researches up to 10 missing/weak/stale dossiers, updates the index, commits and pushes evidence-backed changes, and verifies remote state.
- Research must prefer primary sources and must not infer providers/systems without corroborating evidence.
## Availability continuity
- On 2026-08-04 at 20:05–20:42 UTC, Lego (`root_at_skic`) repeatedly asked whether Hermes was alive. These messages are evidence of the broader Hermes availability incident, not a change to the VSSA investigation scope. The incident was subsequently investigated in `#jarvis-jr-v1-hermes-setup`.
## Terminology
- In repository and Gitea workflow guidance, **mutation** means an operation that changes data or state (for example editing, committing, pushing, changing settings, or deleting). “Discovery before mutation” means inspect and confirm the target repository and its current state before making changes.
## Source anchor
- Latest processed human message: `1533032343021813930` (2026-08-01 08:43 UTC). This message requested clarification of the term “mutation”; no project scope or status changed.
- Latest processed human message: `1534300468530905170` (2026-08-04 20:42 UTC). Lego asked whether Hermes was alive; no VSSA project scope or status changed.
- Previous terminology message: `1533032343021813930` (2026-08-01 08:43 UTC), requesting clarification of “mutation”.
- Previous durable directive: `1532810727847624884` (2026-07-31 18:02 UTC), confirming the concise one-file-per-client format, plain-language system meaning, contractor/company research, deep public investigation, and iterative improvement of `client-investigator`.