2 · Open the anchor's later record
Before this run, copy the files from for-later/reveal in the ZIP into cli-practice: OUTCOME_SOURCES.csv, outcomes.txt.
Quit the agent, start it again in cli-practice, and paste only this:
Work only inside this practice folder. Read all original inputs and outputs, then outcomes.txt and the newly added OUTCOME_SOURCES.csv. Leave every source and earlier output unchanged. No network, outside files, installs, APIs, or further replies. Python 3 standard library only. No em dashes or en dashes. This is a fresh session: the 2018 records were unknown at the 2015 financial snapshot. Write every dollar and area amount in all outputs as a full number with thousands separators (for example $210,838,000 or 36,299,000 square feet), never in k or thousands units; millions and billions may be abbreviated (for example $1.2M or $4.0B). Write only reveal.json, reveal.html and reveal-check.py. Make an offline, self-contained, editorial before/after evidence page with baseline 2015 rent buckets and an October 2018 notice plus 2018 year-end portfolio report cited separately by SR3 and SR4. Model which relative measures can be compared across years, but distinguish change in portfolio composition, recapture, store closings, lease openings and bankruptcy: no sole-cause claim. Show signed rent versus in-place rent in both years, dated numerator/denominator and the change in Sears concentration. Make a source-linked timeline and a disclosure or switch that reveals the later documents with a visible text/number change on touch and keyboard; complete baseline and outcome must exist in ordinary HTML with JavaScript off. A static bar chart for comparable annual signed rents may accompany the timeline, zero baseline and units; no pie/donut. At 360 pixels wide and wider, including tablet widths from 600 to 1000 pixels and after every control is used, 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. No runtime network; reduced-motion friendly. reveal.json stores independently sourced dated rent components and unknowns. reveal-check.py independently parses original and revealed source excerpts, recomputes rent shares and statuses for both years, checks JSON and tagged HTML figures and source links, rejects a later fact presented as a known 2015 input, and its --self-test catches three distinct in-memory corruptions without touching sources. Run python3 reveal-check.py and python3 reveal-check.py --self-test; report exit codes.
Open what Claude Code made, full screen
Human check: 2015: Sears $154,255,000 / $202,938,000 = 76.01 percent of signed at-share rent, signed-not-open $12,936,000. FY2018: Sears $61,341,000 / $210,838,000 = 29.09 percent, in-place non-Sears $66,200,000, signed-not-open non-Sears $83,297,000; these three add to $210,838,000. The October 15, 2018 issuer notice reports Sears Chapter 11 and approximately 70 percent non-Sears signed income at that date, not FY2018 cash collections. FY2018 reports 67.0 percent total area leased and 31 wholly owned vacant properties, not a same-asset bankruptcy-only loss. Run reveal-check.py and self-test, inspect chronology and interaction.
When we checked the recording: Re-recorded with the 360-and-tablet layout prompt after the earlier OMP reveal scrolled sideways at 768-960px once its reveal button was used. Clean-folder rebuild: checks and self-tests exit 0, no inputs changed; $202,938,000 signed with Sears $154,255,000 (76.01%), in place $190,002,000; reveal $61,341,000 of $210,838,000 (29.09%); sweep at 360-1280 after every control, 400-1300 resize, and 400-1300 after each control fit.