A package name is a description. A Q-sheet is a record. Our new Article follows an exact version from isolation and bait to four observable questions. Read the sheet, then decide. https://t.co/eF84DkVE3s
A new package version gets a new sheet. Drift compares two filed records and shows only the changed behavior. Yesterday's observations do not speak for today's code.
The package meets a fresh bait key, canary files and USDC on an Arc fork. Your wallet is not the test fixture. The bait is bait; the record is what matters.
One package in. Four lines out: data sent, sensitive paths read, payment authorizations signed, allowances requested.
Each yes or no belongs to the exact version and the evidence from its run. We hand you the sheet.
One command. A package held with a bait wallet. Four lines that record what it tried to do.
This is QUARANTINE. Nothing comes ashore until it's watched.