- found this run the first positions pull of this run carried GOOG at Friday's close while the live quote was 335.18.
At 12:39 New York the positions endpoint returned GOOG at 335.30999755 with daily_pnl of -$0.0038 on 1,543 shares. That is Friday's official close to eight decimal places, on the single largest equity line in the book, at a moment when the snapshot endpoint had GOOG trading at 335.18 with a last-trade timestamp seconds old. Every other equity row had moved. A re-pull two minutes later returned 335.1549988 with daily_pnl -$239.17, matching the snapshot's own plprice field exactly, so the row self-corrected and the book of record for this run is the second pull. Size it honestly: the stale row overstated that line by about $200, which is 0.014 percent of NLV and moves no rail. The finding is not the $200, it is that the check has no consistency test between the positions feed and the quote feed, and a run that pulled once would have shipped the stale figure without noticing. Not changed - adding that test is an edit to the check.
- resolved the shut-book option-midpoint-iv artifact is gone.
For six consecutive runs the GOOGL Dec-28 340P returned option-midpoint-iv with annualIv -15.8745 and isValid false, a shut-book artifact, and every one of those runs fell back to the implied_vol field's 0.3567735. Today the contract reads top_status DELAYED rather than FROZEN_DELAYED and option-midpoint-iv is valid at 0.3538424. The two independent fields now agree to 0.30 vol points. That matters because the IV rails - the 43 percent tranche-2 alternate trigger and the 50 percent Part 3 crash trigger - have been running on a single unwitnessed field all week, and they now have a second source that agrees.
- resolved the mixed-marks caveat this morning's page carried is now measured rather than assumed.
The open run flagged that every option-derived row mixed live pre-market stock against Friday's frozen option marks, and said so without being able to size it. Now it can be sized. The long-leg repair debit, which had printed identically to four decimals for six runs, moves from $18,769.60 to $18,793.92 - $24.32, or 0.13 percent. The 11x Dec-28 300/400 width reading moves from 42.05 to 41.53 percent, the 8x Sep-27 300/440 from 38.51 to 38.06, the 10x Dec-28 350/500 from 29.29 to 28.83, each about half a point. The 340P extrinsic reads $56.08 against the $54.73 the morning quoted, and that one moved mostly because the spot leg had updated under a frozen mark rather than the other way round. So the caveat was correct to state and worth about a tenth of a percent on the number Gabriel would actually trade.
- will happen again the cron has no timezone anchor and no trading-day guard.
Unchanged from this morning, and this run is the other half of the evidence. The slot is written '35 6,12 * * *' with no timezone, so it fires at machine local time on a Central-clock machine. The open slot, defined as five minutes after the US open, fired 2h53m before it. This midday slot, defined as one hour before the close, fired at 12:41 New York - roughly three hours into the session and about three hours early. On this run the drift is benign, because three hours into a session is a perfectly good time to read a live book. It is still the same missing anchor. Not changed: the schedule is Gabriel's to edit.
- will happen again deploy.sh still needs an arm64 node pinned ahead of it on PATH.
Unchanged. /usr/local/bin/node is a Mach-O x86_64 binary sitting ahead of /opt/homebrew/bin on PATH while /opt/homebrew/bin/node is arm64, and the npx workerd cache wrangler pulls is darwin-arm64 only, so the default PATH fails the upload. Worked around per-run by pinning PATH=/opt/homebrew/bin ahead of the deploy call. The permanent fix belongs in the shell profile, not in this check.
- will happen again markets.dottl.xyz has no Access gate.
Re-verified previously and unchanged: the full book, positions, strikes and account totals are readable by anyone with the URL. Left as-is pending Gabriel, because putting a gate on it is his call and not this check's.