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# G6 Host-Bridge Callback State Verification Plan
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> Date: 2026-04-19
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> Status: Draft
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> Upstream Spec: [2026-04-19-g6-host-bridge-callback-state-verification-design.md](D:/data/ideaSpace/rust/sgClaw/claw-new/docs/superpowers/specs/2026-04-19-g6-host-bridge-callback-state-verification-design.md)
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## Plan Intent
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This plan executes one bounded next slice:
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`G6 host-bridge callback state verification`
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## Scope Guardrails
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1. do not execute a `G6` real sample
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2. do not implement host-runtime directly
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3. do not open `G8`
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4. do not reopen `G7`
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5. do not open `G4 / G5`
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## Workstreams
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1. `WS1` Freeze callback-state verification scope
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2. `WS2` Define verification targets for `ok/partial/blocked/error`
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3. `WS3` Publish one bounded verification result
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## Phase 0: Freeze the Boundary
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### Objective
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Lock the plan to callback-state verification only.
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### Tasks
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1. freeze `G6` as the only target
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2. freeze implementation and real execution as out of scope
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### Acceptance Criteria
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1. no broader host-runtime work begins under this plan
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## Phase 1: Define Verification Targets
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### Objective
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Turn the explicit callback states into bounded verification targets.
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### Tasks
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1. define verification target for `ok`
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2. define verification target for `partial`
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3. define verification target for `blocked`
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4. define verification target for `error`
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### Acceptance Criteria
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1. callback verification targets are explicit and bounded
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## Phase 2: Publish the Bounded Result
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### Objective
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Turn the callback-state verification model into one bounded next artifact.
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### Tasks
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1. publish the verification result
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2. if needed, publish the next bounded follow-up plan
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### Acceptance Criteria
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1. the next step remains narrower than direct host-runtime implementation
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