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-# LEV-6 — stable prefix / assembly reuse (provider-capture, synthetic model)
-
-- **Status:** `measured` — **provider-capture (synthetic model, not billing)**
-- **Practice:** LEV-6 / stable prefix · assembly reuse (BOOST)
-- **DSH:** `@deepseek-ai/dsh@0.2.2-alpha.2`, Node `v24.22.1` (CI: `ubuntu-latest`, Node 24)
-- **Wire protocol:** Anthropic Messages `POST {baseURL}/v1/messages`, SSE stream
-  (`anthropic-version: 2023-06-01`) — **not** OpenAI chat-completions; see §2
-- **Evidence:**
-  [lev6.json](lev6.json) · [capture.jsonl](capture.jsonl) (275 KB, 4 raw requests) ·
-  [capture-sample.json](capture-sample.json) (anatomy of one request) ·
-  [replication-r1.json](replication-r1.json) (summary of the second, standalone replication)
-- **Harness:**
-  [lev6-capture-server.mjs](../../../examples/boost/lev6-capture-server.mjs) ·
-  [lev6-analyze.mjs](../../../examples/boost/lev6-analyze.mjs) ·
-  [lev6-arm.patch.yml](../../../examples/boost/lev6-arm.patch.yml) ·
-  [lev6-capture.yml](../../../.github/workflows/lev6-capture.yml)
-- **Generated at:** `2026-10-31T16:07:22.027Z` (JSON `generatedAt`); capture sha256
-  `0b5a2e644548d63b67e37aae0f47aa2a1e7586c03b159c48ef653ba4aa74f19b`
-- **Claim scope:** assembled request prefix bytes/tokens and byte-reuse ratios
-  only. **No billing, cost, or cache-hit claim is made anywhere in this
-  report**, and the two replications below are two runs of the same two arms,
-  not additional arms.
-
-## 0. One-line result
-
-Two fresh headless sessions per arm, same short task, both pointed at a local
-synthetic endpoint: **arm A reused 100.00 % of the cacheable prompt prefix
-(25,785 / 25,785 bytes ≈ 6,447 estimated tokens) and 100 % of the 25,966-byte
-base request body**, while **arm B, whose persona prefix starts with a per-run
-nonce, reused 0 bytes and diverged at prompt byte 0**. Raw HTTP-body reuse was
-lower for both arms (A 40.99 %, B 6.44 %) because DSH appends a per-session
-`dsh_session_log` extension after the base request; that field, not the prompt,
-sets the wire-prefix boundary.
-
-## 1. What is measured, and what is not
-
-| Measured | Not measured |
-|---|---|
-| The exact request bytes DSH assembled (captured verbatim over loopback) | Any real provider's cache behaviour or cache hit rate |
-| Longest common prefix with the previous request of the same arm, in raw wire bytes and in prompt order | Billing, price, or money saved |
-| Token counts under DSH's own fixed density, `ceil(bytes / 4)` | Real tokenizer output (DSH itself uses this heuristic, not a tokenizer) |
-| Session identity, headers, and request-extension contents | Whether `api.deepseek.com` accepts the extension fields (never contacted) |
-
-The token rule is DSH's, not an invention here: `CHARS_PER_TOKEN = 4` in
-`packages/llm/token-meter/src/estimate.ts`. The analyzer adds no per-block
-structural overhead because the metric is a byte-span prefix, not a rendered
-message price.
-
-## 2. Correction to the experiment brief: the provider is Anthropic Messages
-
-The brief said `llm-deepseek` speaks an OpenAI-compatible chat-completions API.
-At `0.2.2-alpha.2` it does not, and a `/chat/completions` stub would have been
-rejected before any capture happened:
-
-| Evidence in the checkout | Value |
-|---|---|
-| `packages/llm/llm-deepseek/src/config.ts` `PUBLIC_BASE_URL` | `https://api.deepseek.com/anthropic` |
-| `packages/llm/llm-deepseek/src/messages-api.ts` `messagesApiRoot()` | appends `/v1` unless the base path already ends in `/v1` |
-| `packages/llm/llm-deepseek/src/adapter.ts` fetch | `POST ${messagesApiRoot(baseURL)}/messages`, `accept: text/event-stream`, `anthropic-version: 2023-06-01`, optional `anthropic-beta` |
-| `packages/llm/llm-deepseek/src/wire-types.ts` | `WireRequest` = `{model, stream, max_tokens, messages, system, thinking, output_config?, tools?}` |
-| `packages/llm/llm-deepseek/src/translate.ts` | requires `message_start` → block events → `message_delta.stop_reason` → `message_stop` |
-
-The capture server therefore implements `POST /v1/messages` and the six SSE
-events the translator accepts. **The DSH client accepted it on the first run**
-(exit 0, synthetic answer printed); no fallback to a lower-level capture was
-needed.
-
-## 3. Method
-
-### 3.1 Capture server
-
-`examples/boost/lev6-capture-server.mjs` — zero dependencies, never calls the
-network, writes one JSONL record per request and answers with a scripted
-Messages stream.
-
-| Route | Meaning |
-|---|---|
-| `GET /health` | readiness probe; also reports counters and the output path |
-| `POST /v1/messages` | arm `unspecified` |
-| `POST /<arm>/v1/messages` | arm `<arm>` — the URL path is the arm label |
-
-Each JSONL record carries `seq`, `arm`, `receivedAt`, `method`, `path`,
-`headers` (auth values replaced by `<redacted>`), `bodyBytes`, `bodySha256`,
-`model`, `sessionId`, `syntheticUsage`, and the exact `rawBody`. Non-Messages
-traffic is recorded with `kind: "other"` (0 such requests in this capture), so a
-rejected fake provider would be visible rather than silently dropped.
-
-`syntheticUsage` is derived from the request length (`ceil(bodyBytes / 4)`,
-output from the reply length) and is labelled as such. It exists to drive DSH's
-usage plumbing; the cache counters are explicitly `0` because the server models
-no caching.
-
-### 3.2 Pointing DSH at the endpoint
-
-No source change and no credential file: two environment variables the provider
-already reads, plus a profile overlay.
-
-| Mechanism | Where it comes from |
-|---|---|
-| `DEEPSEEK_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:<port>/<arm>` | `BASE_URL_ENV` in `llm-deepseek/src/config.ts`, resolved from the launch environment (`resolveAdapterOptions(config, environment)`) |
-| `DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=sk-lev6-fixture-no-real-key` | headless reads credentials from the launch environment (`packages/bundle/headless/README.md`); a blank or header-unsafe key fails `assertUsableApiKey`, any other value passes |
-| `DSH_HOME=<temp>/home-a` | isolated profile, sessions, storages — no user state is read |
-| `DSH_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1` | opt out of the OTel exporter |
-| `LEV6_PERSONA_PREFIX` | read by the overlay below |
-
-Profile overlay `examples/boost/lev6-arm.patch.yml` (applied with `--patch`,
-after the bundle and profile layers):
-
-```yaml
-- id: system-prompt
-  config:
-    includeHarnessIdentity: false          # the persona prefix becomes prompt byte 0
-    personaPrefix: !!js process.env.LEV6_PERSONA_PREFIX
-- id: session-title-llm
-  disabled: true                           # otherwise a second, unrelated request per session
-- id: agent-default-model
-  config:
-    provider: deepseek-official
-    model: deepseek-flash
-```
-
-Both arms use the same overlay and the same task text
-(`Reply with one short sentence.`); they differ only in the persona prefix.
-
-### 3.3 Arms and sessions
-
-| Arm | Persona prefix (first bytes of the system prompt) | Sessions |
-|---|---|---|
-| `arm-a` | `LEV6 persona prefix: stable benchmark persona.` | 2 fresh sessions, same bytes |
-| `arm-b` | `<fresh UUID v4> LEV6 persona prefix: stable benchmark persona.` | 2 fresh sessions, new UUID per run |
-
-Fresh sessions are real: headless creates a new `session-<uuid>` per invocation,
-each with its own session log in its `DSH_HOME`; the capture confirms 4 distinct
-`x-deepseek-harness-session-id` values for 4 requests.
-
-### 3.4 Analyzer: two prefix views
-
-`examples/boost/lev6-analyze.mjs` is pure (file in, JSON/markdown out):
-
-1. **wire** — the raw HTTP body bytes. This is the literal capture. Note that
-   DSH serializes `messages` **before** `system` and `tools`, so this view
-   understates a stable system prompt.
-2. **promptOrder** — the cacheable prompt in provider order:
-   `system` text ‖ tool-schema JSON ‖ messages JSON, no separators. This is a
-   documented, deterministic canonicalization of the captured request (not a
-   second capture) that mirrors the order a prefix-caching provider hashes.
-
-Both views report: request count, total input bytes/tokens, prefix-reused
-bytes/tokens, reuse ratio (reused ÷ the bytes that have a predecessor), and the
-first divergence offset. The wire view additionally names the top-level field
-that contains the divergence and reports whether the **base request** — every
-field before the plugin request extensions — was fully reused.
-
-### 3.5 Local validation
-
-Endpoint smoke test with `curl` (see §7), then two independent replications of
-the full experiment on WSL2 Ubuntu 24.04:
-
-| Replication | How | Body sizes (A1/A2/B1/B2) |
-|---|---|---|
-| R1 | direct `node <dsh>/lib/bin.js --profile headless …` runs, 4 sessions | 63,582 / 63,582 / 63,656 / 63,656 bytes |
-| R2 | the CI workflow's `run:` steps executed verbatim by a local harness with a `dsh` shim | 63,568 / 63,568 / 63,642 / 63,642 bytes |
-
-R1 and R2 are **two independent replications of the same experiment — the same
-two arms (`arm-a`, `arm-b`) re-executed — not a third and fourth arm.** The
-experiment proper has exactly two arms and four sessions; R1/R2 exist only to
-show the result repeats across two independent runs of the same code path.
-
-R2 is the committed capture (`capture.jsonl`, `lev6.json`); R1's summary is
-[replication-r1.json](replication-r1.json) (its raw capture lived in a scratch
-directory and is not committed). The ±14-byte offset between replications is the
-length of the workspace path echoed into the runtime context message. Every
-conclusion below holds identically in both.
-
-## 4. Results
-
-`40-checker/results/lev6/lev6.json`, capture sha256 `0b5a2e64…`:
-
-| arm | requests | sessions | input bytes | input tokens | wire reused | wire reuse | wire 1st divergence | base request | base fully reused | prompt reused | prompt reuse | prompt 1st divergence |
-|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-| `arm-a` | 2 | 2 | 127,136 | 31,784 | 26,059 B / 6,515 tok | **40.99 %** | 26,059 (`dsh_session_log`) | 25,966 B | **yes (25,966/25,966)** | 25,785 B / 6,447 tok | **100.00 %** | none |
-| `arm-b` | 2 | 2 | 127,284 | 31,821 | 4,098 B / 1,025 tok | **6.44 %** | 4,098 (`system`, +0 into the system value) | 26,003 B | no (4,098/26,003) | 0 B / 0 tok | **0.00 %** | **0 (`system`)** |
-
-Per-request facts:
-
-| arm | seq | session | bytes | tokens | base request bytes |
-|---|---|---|---|---|---|
-| `arm-a` | 1 | `session-83128dee-a158-411f-8ed1-9e60b07ffea7` | 63,568 | 15,892 | 25,966 |
-| `arm-a` | 2 | `session-032ee526-b3fb-49ee-a9f0-5f44ba918c71` | 63,568 | 15,892 | 25,966 |
-| `arm-b` | 3 | `session-ec7578bc-d8e6-4e94-8384-8a308f6f0172` | 63,642 | 15,911 | 26,003 |
-| `arm-b` | 4 | `session-e560bada-6790-4759-9f46-d2302449670d` | 63,642 | 15,911 | 26,003 |
-
-R1 (standalone) gives the same picture: arm A wire reuse 40.99 % (26,063 B),
-base 100 % (25,970/25,970), prompt 100 % (25,789/25,789); arm B wire 6.44 %
-(4,102 B), prompt 0.00 % with divergence at prompt byte 0.
-
-Assertions (all 11 pass in R1 and R2; the analyzer exits non-zero on failure):
-
-| id | R2 result | detail |
-|---|---|---|
-| `captures-two-arms` | PASS | `arm-a(2), arm-b(2)` |
-| `two-requests-per-arm` | PASS | 2 per arm |
-| `fresh-session-per-request` | PASS | 2/2 distinct sessions per arm |
-| `same-task-text-per-arm` | PASS | canonical messages identical within each arm |
-| `stable-prompt-prefix-reuse` | PASS | arm A prompt reuse 100.00 % (≥ 95 %) |
-| `stable-base-request-reused` | PASS | arm A base request 25,966/25,966 B; the wire prefix stops only at `dsh_session_log` |
-| `volatile-diverges-at-prompt-byte-zero` | PASS | arm B prompt divergence 0 in `system` (≤ 16) |
-| `volatile-prompt-reuse-is-small` | PASS | arm B prompt reuse 0.00 % (≤ 5 %) |
-| `volatile-wire-diverges-at-system-prefix-start` | PASS | arm B wire divergence 4,098, i.e. 0 bytes into the system value |
-| `volatile-wire-diverges-at-system-field` | PASS | arm B wire divergence field = `system` |
-| `arms-are-distinguishable` | PASS | prompt reuse gap 100.00 pp (≥ 50 pp) |
-
-## 5. Where the 63.5 KB goes — request anatomy
-
-From `capture-sample.json` (arm A, seq 1). Top-level fields, in wire order and
-byte size:
-
-| # | field | offset | bytes | kind |
-|---|---|---|---|---|
-| 1 | `model` | 1 | 16 | base |
-| 2 | `stream` | 26 | 4 | base |
-| 3 | `messages` | 40 | 3,952 | base |
-| 4 | `max_tokens` | 4,004 | 6 | base |
-| 5 | `thinking` | 4,024 | 18 | base |
-| 6 | `output_config` | 4,054 | 17 | base |
-| 7 | `system` | 4,088 | 2,665 (text 2,639) | base |
-| 8 | `tools` | 6,763 | 19,194 (24 tools) | base |
-| 9 | `dsh_session_log` | 25,966 | 31,509 | extension |
-| 10 | `dsh_plugin_packages` | 57,494 | 6,051 (87 packages) | extension |
-
-Two facts follow directly, and they matter for LEV-6:
-
-1. **The base request is the stable unit, and it is only 41 % of the bytes.**
-   The remaining 59 % (37,602 B) are plugin request extensions appended by
-   `prepareRequestExtensions` (`JSON.stringify({ ...body, ...fields })`). The
-   `dsh_session_log` field carries the session envelope (`session.id`,
-   `createdAt`, `cwd`) and therefore differs between every fresh session; the
-   `dsh_plugin_packages` inventory is constant for one installation.
-2. **`dsh_session_log` re-sends much of the request.** Its 14 wire events
-   include a 2,826-byte `system/message` copy of the system prompt, a
-   19,357-byte `request/header` copy of the tool schemas, and 152 + 1,526 +
-   5,845-byte `user/message` copies — i.e. the payload is duplicated behind a
-   per-session identifier. Whether a provider charges for these bytes is a
-   provider-side billing question this experiment does not answer; what is
-   measured is that DSH assembles and sends them.
-
-Event breakdown of `dsh_session_log` in this request:
-`permission/preset` 28 · `sandbox/mode` 26 · `approval/policy` 16 ·
-`agent/inbox/spliced` 198 + 63 · `turn/start` 10 · `step/start` 19 ·
-`system/message` 2,826 · `user/message` 152 + 1,526 + 5,845 ·
-`request/header` 19,357 · `request/context` 115 · `session/title` 89.
-
-Headers of the same request:
-
-```http
-POST /arm-a/v1/messages HTTP/1.1
-host: 127.0.0.1:8787
-connection: keep-alive
-user-agent: deepseek-harness/0.2.2-alpha.2 (+https://github.com/deepseek-ai/deepseek-harness)
-content-type: application/json
-accept: text/event-stream
-x-api-key: <redacted>
-anthropic-version: 2023-06-01
-x-deepseek-harness-user-id: ff34d592-c014-43a0-aacd-fae009d599c7
-x-deepseek-harness-session-id: session-83128dee-a158-411f-8ed1-9e60b07ffea7
-accept-language: *
-sec-fetch-mode: cors
-accept-encoding: gzip, deflate
-content-length: 63568
-```
-
-No `anthropic-beta` header was needed: no file API, no in-history tool changes.
-
-## 6. What this means for the LEV-6 practice
-
-- **A stable system prefix is achievable and byte-exact.** With the same
-  persona and the same task, two fresh sessions assemble a base request that is
-  byte-identical (25,966/25,966 B), including the 24 tool schemas and the
-  system prompt. Nothing volatile leaks into `system`, `tools`, or `messages`
-  in this composition — no clock, no session id, no port, no cwd inside the
-  prompt (the cwd appears in the runtime-context *context* message, which is
-  stable for a fixed workspace).
-- **One nonce at the first prompt byte erases the whole prompt prefix.** Arm B
-  diverges at prompt byte 0 and reuses nothing, even though the rest of the
-  system prompt, all 24 tool schemas, and the entire message list are
-  unchanged. The lesson for plugin authors is the one LEV-6 states: put
-  per-run values in runtime context (a separate user-role snapshot), never in
-  the persona/system prefix.
-- **Raw request bytes are the wrong prefix model for this harness.** DSH
-  appends `dsh_session_log` *after* the base request, and that field carries
-  the session id. A provider that cached raw HTTP bytes would stop at byte
-  25,966 regardless of how stable the prompt is (hence A's 40.99 %); a
-  provider that caches the semantic prompt (system → tools → messages) would
-  see the full 25,785 bytes (100 %). The `promptOrder` view exists so the two
-  effects are not confused. Neither view is a measured cache hit.
-- **The JSON key order is a trap when auditing this by hand.** `system` is
-  serialized after `messages` (offset 4,088 of 63,568), so a naive "first
-  differing byte" reading of a volatile *system* prefix reports ~4 KB instead
-  of the 2.6 KB prompt. The analyzer therefore reports both the wire offset and
-  the offset inside the system value (`+0` for arm B).
-
-## 7. Recorded sample request
-
-Endpoint validation with `curl` (arm route, hand-written 194-byte body). Nothing
-is redacted for sensitivity: the only key involved is the fixture value
-`sk-lev6-curl-sample-not-a-real-key`, redacted by the server's header policy.
-
-```console
-$ curl -sS -D - -X POST http://127.0.0.1:8798/arm-a/v1/messages \
-    -H 'content-type: application/json' \
-    -H 'x-api-key: sk-lev6-curl-sample-not-a-real-key' \
-    -H 'anthropic-version: 2023-06-01' \
-    --data '{"model":"deepseek-flash","stream":true,"max_tokens":64,
-             "messages":[{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Say hi."}]}],
-             "system":"You are a test agent.","thinking":{"type":"disabled"}}'
-HTTP/1.1 200 OK
-content-type: text/event-stream; charset=utf-8
-cache-control: no-cache, no-transform
-connection: keep-alive
-x-lev6-capture: synthetic
-
-event: message_start
-data: {"type":"message_start","message":{"id":"msg_lev6_synthetic","type":"message","role":"assistant","model":"deepseek-flash","content":[],"usage":{"input_tokens":49,"output_tokens":0,"cache_read_input_tokens":0,"cache_creation_input_tokens":0}}}
-
-event: content_block_start
-data: {"type":"content_block_start","index":0,"content_block":{"type":"text","text":""}}
-
-event: content_block_delta
-data: {"type":"content_block_delta","index":0,"delta":{"type":"text_delta","text":"LEV6 synthetic reply (no model was called)."}}
-
-event: content_block_stop
-event: message_delta … {"stop_reason":"end_turn","usage":{"output_tokens":11}}
-event: message_stop
-```
-
-The record written for it (`rawBody`, byte-exact):
-
-```json
-{"model":"deepseek-flash","stream":true,"max_tokens":64,"messages":[{"role":"user","content":[{"type":"text","text":"Say hi."}]}],"system":"You are a test agent.","thinking":{"type":"disabled"}}
-```
-
-`bodyBytes: 194`, `bodySha256: 56f65947…`, `syntheticUsage.input_tokens: 49`.
-The real DSH request from the experiment is in
-[capture-sample.json](capture-sample.json) (field table, headers, event
-breakdown, first 1,600 bytes) and verbatim in [capture.jsonl](capture.jsonl).
-
-## 8. CI: exact command and artifacts
-
-Workflow: [.github/workflows/lev6-capture.yml](../../../.github/workflows/lev6-capture.yml),
-manual trigger only.
-
-```console
-gh workflow run lev6-capture.yml          # or: Actions → lev6-capture → Run workflow
-gh run watch
-gh run download <run-id> -n lev6-capture
-```
-
-What the job does, in order: Node 24 + `npm install --global
-@deepseek-ai/dsh@0.2.2-alpha.2` → start the capture server on
-`127.0.0.1:8787` (`--reset`, so each run starts empty) and wait for `/health` →
-in an **empty workspace** under the runner temp dir, run `dsh --profile headless
---patch examples/boost/lev6-arm.patch.yml "Reply with one short sentence."`
-twice for `arm-a` (constant persona) and twice for `arm-b` (fresh
-`crypto.randomUUID()` per run), each arm with its own `DSH_HOME` → stop the
-server → run the analyzer with `--assert` → publish the markdown table to the
-job page → upload the artifact even if assertions fail → fail the job if the
-analyzer exited non-zero.
-
-The artifact `lev6-capture` contains `capture.jsonl`, `lev6.json` (written by CI
-as `summary.json`; same object), `summary.md`, `server.out`, `server.err`, the
-four `stdout-*.txt` / `stderr-*.txt` pairs, `nonces.txt`, and the recorded
-toolchain versions.
-
-## 9. Limitations and non-claims
-
-- **Synthetic model.** The server returns a fixed text block; no model ran.
-  Tool-call streaming, thinking blocks, and multi-turn tool loops are not
-  exercised, so this says nothing about those paths' assembly.
-- **No provider, no cache, no billing.** No provider cache was hit or
-  emulated; the `usage` counters are derived from request bytes and the cache
-  counters are zero. "Reuse ratio" here is a byte-prefix property of two
-  assembled requests, not a cache hit rate and not money.
-- **`promptOrder` is a model.** It is a deterministic canonicalization
-  (`system` ‖ tools ‖ messages) of the captured bytes. A real provider may
-  serialize tool schemas differently; the view is labelled and never mixed with
-  the raw capture.
-- **Framework fields are unverified against the official gateway.** The
-  `dsh_session_log` and `dsh_plugin_packages` extensions are what DSH assembles
-  for the official route in this composition; whether `api.deepseek.com`
-  accepts or bills them was not tested (no request left the machine).
-- **Composition deviations, both arms equally:** `session-title-llm` is
-  disabled (it would add a second, differently-shaped request per session, and
-  the capture would mix two request kinds), and `includeHarnessIdentity` is off
-  so the configurable persona is prompt byte 0 (the shipped headless profile
-  starts with a fixed identity section). Restoring the default would move arm
-  B's divergence to the persona section offset, not to 0, without changing the
-  conclusion.
-- **Two sessions per arm, one task, one host.** Linux/WSL2 locally and
-  `ubuntu-latest` in CI; no Windows/macOS run. Byte counts shift with the
-  workspace path length (observed ±14 bytes), which is why the assertions are
-  relative, not absolute.
-- **Session identity drives the wire boundary.** The `dsh_session_log`
-  envelope means the wire prefix can never reach 100 % across fresh sessions,
-  even for a perfect prefix. That is a property of this DSH composition, and
-  the report states it rather than hiding it behind the prompt-order number.
-
-## 10. Reproduction (local)
-
-```sh
-# 1. install the anchor (CI installs globally; locally a project install is fine)
-npm install @deepseek-ai/dsh@0.2.2-alpha.2
-
-# 2. capture server
-node examples/boost/lev6-capture-server.mjs \
-  --port 8787 --out capture.jsonl --reset &
-
-# 3. two fresh sessions per arm, empty workspace, isolated homes
-mkdir -p /tmp/lev6/workspace
-for run in 1 2; do
-  ( cd /tmp/lev6/workspace && \
-    DSH_HOME=/tmp/lev6/home-a \
-    DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=sk-lev6-fixture-no-real-key \
-    DEEPSEEK_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8787/arm-a \
-    DSH_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1 \
-    LEV6_PERSONA_PREFIX='LEV6 persona prefix: stable benchmark persona.' \
-    dsh --profile headless --patch "$PWD/examples/boost/lev6-arm.patch.yml" \
-        'Reply with one short sentence.' )
-done
-for run in 1 2; do
-  nonce="$(node -p 'crypto.randomUUID()')"
-  ( cd /tmp/lev6/workspace && \
-    DSH_HOME=/tmp/lev6/home-b \
-    DEEPSEEK_API_KEY=sk-lev6-fixture-no-real-key \
-    DEEPSEEK_BASE_URL=http://127.0.0.1:8787/arm-b \
-    DSH_TELEMETRY_DISABLED=1 \
-    LEV6_PERSONA_PREFIX="$nonce LEV6 persona prefix: stable benchmark persona." \
-    dsh --profile headless --patch "$PWD/examples/boost/lev6-arm.patch.yml" \
-        'Reply with one short sentence.' )
-done
-
-# 4. pure analysis (exit 1 if an expectation fails)
-node examples/boost/lev6-analyze.mjs \
-  --capture capture.jsonl --out lev6.json --markdown summary.md --assert
-```
-
----
-
-## CI replication (2026-11-01)
-
-`lev6-capture` run [41218936165](https://github.com/PerryLink/dsh-standards/actions/runs/41218936165)
-completed with the analyzer's 11/11 assertions:
-
-| arm | wire reuse | base request fully reused | prompt-order reuse | prompt first divergence |
-|---|---|---|---|---|
-| arm-a (stable) | 42.05% (22,855 B) | yes, 22,762/22,762 B | **100.00%** (22,581 B) | none |
-| arm-b (per-run nonce) | 1.64% (894 B) | no | **0.00%** (0 B) | **0 (`system`)** |
-
-Absolute byte counts differ from the committed capture because the CI workspace
-path and profile layers change the serialized prefix; the relative result and the
-falsification are identical. Artifact: `lev6-capture` (run 41218936165).