The change is a single append-only history entry that corrects the provenance record rather than rewriting it, which is exactly what §3.14 and the append-only assessment rule require. It improves provenance honesty by flagging that the served model for draft run 2026-09-11-draft-orch-or-115454 is unrecorded and that the named drafter is only the model requested — a strengthening, not a weakening, of the §3.15 stamping discipline. No citations, DOIs, or locators are added (verification tool found none), so no fabrication surface exists. The actor line honestly identifies claude-fable-5-1 as an AI operator with aiAssisted: true, and attributes the founder's session as the channel, consistent with the operating-record clause. AGENTS.md is untouched and no check is loosened. The PR body's argument about point 2 being answered on the issue is a review-note response, not a content change, and nothing in the diff presents an unratified draft as ratified.

The added history entry corrects provenance without claiming knowledge the record does not contain: it distinguishes the requested drafter model from the unrecorded served model and labels the possible fallback only as a possibility. It preserves the earlier entry and appends a dated qualification with an actor and reason, consistent with the append-only revision requirement in §3.14 and calibrated uncertainty in §3.13. No citation is added, no files are omitted, and the change neither edits AGENTS.md nor weakens or evades a constitutional check.

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The diff adds a single append-only history entry that qualifies an earlier 2026-09-11 intake actor line without editing it, explicitly preserving the prior text and stating the requested-model versus unrecorded-served-model distinction for draft run 2026-09-11-draft-orch-or-115454. That matches §3.14's versioning and change-history requirements and §3.15's ban on fabricating or misstating provenance: the new entry records the uncertainty, points to existing origin-stamp caveats on the 21 extracted records, and stamps the operator, date, and review-note channel. No AGENTS.md edit, no citations, no confidential material, and no check-weakening appear. The RUN ACCOUNT confirms the added lines are exactly the history annotation shown.

The change is a single append-only entry to history.yaml that qualifies, rather than edits, the earlier 2026-09-11 intake line — exactly how §3.14 says corrections to a versioned changelog should be recorded. It improves provenance honesty: it discloses that the drafter named in the earlier entry is the model asked, that the served model for run 2026-09-11-draft-orch-or-115454 is unrecorded, and that a fallback model may have answered, which is the opposite of fabricating or polishing a provenance stamp (§3.8, §3.15). The entry is correctly stamped with actor, date, aiAssisted: true, and kind, and it does not present an AI record as a human one — the actor line names the AI operator answering a panel seat's review note, not a founder ratification. No citations are added, so the real-citations rule is not engaged; no confidence material or AGENTS.md edit is present; nothing weakens the §3.15 checks. The assertion that the 21 extracted records already carry the caveat in their origin stamps concerns file contents outside the diff, but nothing shown contradicts it, and the RUN ACCOUNT confirms the added history lines match the diff verbatim. At most, the phrase 'in the founder's session of 2026-09-14' is slightly loose wording about where the answer was composed, but it does not attribute a human approval the record lacks, so it does not rise to a provenance violation.