Fake/internal/sample ledger artifact

Free First Probe Ledger Entry 0

A public-safe example of how an accepted and reviewed Free First Probe can start a private Stability Ledger without exposing client data or implying unattended creation.

Project / sample name

Sample AI-generated Chrome extension fit check. This is fake/internal/sample data only.

Initial evidence snapshot

  • Public repository surface was visible enough for a routing decision.
  • File organization suggested a complete browser extension shape.
  • No CI, automated test run, or repeatable install proof was visible.
  • A visible issue described an install failure on a common local environment.
  • No pinned dependency or lock-file evidence was available in the sampled surface.

Route recommendation

Route to the AI Code Stability Probe. The visible shape is strong enough to review, but the highest-risk question is false closure: it looks complete before runtime and dependency evidence support that confidence.

Visible gap / seam

Installability and runtime readiness remain unproven from the approved evidence surface. The seam is between the repo's apparent completeness and the missing proof that a user can install, run, and rely on the extension in a current environment.

Next safe move

Continue with a bounded AI Code Stability Probe that checks runtime claims, dependency assumptions, and the highest-risk generated-code seams before production work begins.

Private fingerprint language

A real private ledger entry would keep a private fingerprint of the accepted fit-check response, scoped evidence surface, and delivery receipt so a later reviewed probe can compare against this exact baseline.

Entry fingerprint
sample-entry0-7c4a...19df
Prior entry
None - initial baseline