2 · Open the final investigation
Before this run, copy the files from for-later/reveal in the ZIP into cli-practice: OUTCOME_SOURCES.csv, final-report.txt.
Quit the agent, start it again in cli-practice, and paste only this:
Work inside this same practice folder in a fresh session. Read your unchanged initial analysis, preliminary.txt and SOURCES.csv, then the newly available final-report.txt and OUTCOME_SOURCES.csv. Do not alter any existing input or prior output. No network, installations, APIs, file access outside the folder, or replies from me. Python 3 standard library only. Do not use em dashes or en dashes. Later findings may not be presented as information available at the preliminary cutoff. Write only reveal.json, reveal.html and reveal-check.py. Compare the original bounded call with the final report's actual bearing finding, the dated shell measurements and their units, and the final finding about polymerization and the vent-and-burn justification. Compute the difference between relevant successive measurements and show what was and was not knowable at each date. Examine the documented communication path to the decision maker using attributed quotations, not a theory of anyone's intentions. Do not confuse an earlier possible hazard with a later finding or claim the final report rules out every hazard associated with damaged pressurized tank cars. The source's correction/reissue date must not silently become its original board date. Preserve the frozen preliminary figures in the initial column. Disclose measurement limitations and any non-conclusive residue analysis. reveal.json holds source IDs, both publication dates, the original measured bearing sequence, independently parsed shell measurements, change across the measurement period, report findings, and explicit residual unknowns. reveal-check.py must independently parse BOTH source packets without importing or running timeline.py or reading another script as its source of truth; validate both date columns, physical objects and units, figures in reveal.json and tagged plain HTML, source URLs, and absence of later findings in the original column. Its --self-test must reject three distinct in-memory corruptions, including a changed shell value, a misdated conclusion and a bearing reading mislabeled as a tank-car reading. Make reveal.html a self-contained offline two-date evidence room with two visibly distinct dated columns, one for the February preliminary record and one for the June board finding in the corrected July report. Use a source-linked inline SVG chart of measured shell temperatures across February 5 and 6, a complete plain HTML measurement table that is readable without JavaScript, and an explicit legend distinguishing this shell chart from the original above-ambient bearing chart. A native details disclosure or button must reveal a substantive sourced excerpt showing how the later evidence changes the assessment; no JS-only answer. Lead with the source-grounded change, not a victory headline. Source claims about named organizations with an exact report quotation and URL. At 360 pixels wide and wider, including tablet widths from 600 to 1000 pixels, the page fits the screen and nothing scrolls sideways, not even inside a table, chart, timeline or code box; charts and timelines scale to the width; no word, field name or amount ever breaks mid-word or runs past the edge, so never print long code identifiers or URLs as page text; narrow tables become stacked cards. Keyboard/touch accessibility, visible focus, reduced-motion safety, no external assets or requests. Run python3 reveal-check.py and python3 reveal-check.py --self-test and report exit codes.
Open what Claude Code made, full screen
Human check: EP2 is the NTSB's June 25, 2024 report corrected July 23. Its table 3 measures OCPX80370 shell temperature at 135 degrees F February 5 at 4 p.m., 138 at 5 p.m. (up 3), 139 around midnight during a small fire beneath the car, 120 at 7 a.m. February 6 and 126 at 2:30 p.m. (down 12 from February 5 at 5 p.m.). Unlike EP1's above-ambient bearing readings, these are tank-car shell measurements, not internal temperature. EP2 states the L1 bearing failure was the derailment's probable cause and the stabilized vinyl chloride had not polymerized; vent-and-burn was not necessary to prevent a polymerization-induced rupture. Its investigation says the shipper's dissenting assessment did not reach the incident commander. Verify no hindsight in the first column, no universal claim that all tank hazards were absent, and run reveal-check.py with self-test.
When we checked the recording: Re-recorded with the 360-and-tablet layout prompt. Clean-folder rebuild: lesson checks and self-tests exit 0, no inputs changed; key figures match human_check; sweep at 360/375/390/800/1024/1280 after every control shows no overflow, inner scroller or printed URL; resize 400-1300 in 4px steps fits.