# β close-out — cycle/392

**Actor:** δ-as-agent (γ+α+β-collapsed-on-δ mode for cycle/392) — β-α-collapse acknowledged
**Issue:** cnos#392
**Branch:** `cycle/392`
**Review verdict:** APPROVE (R1; no findings)

## Summary

β review walked the implementation-contract (7 axes) and eng/go SKILL (every section §1.0 – §4.9) line-by-line against the actual source. No non-conformance detected. AC1–AC8 oracles all PASS on first attempt.

The special rigor — operator-specified at dispatch because cycles #389 (wrong language) and #391 (wrong location, wrong CLI) both collapsed at β-α-collapse — explicitly checked:
- (a) language is Go (no Python files in diff);
- (b) CLI integration is kernel-tier (`reg.Register(&cli.CddVerifyCmd{})` at `main.go:43`);
- (c) package scoping is `src/packages/cnos.cdd/commands/cdd-verify/` (verified by file paths);
- (d) Python and bash predecessors removed (`git rm` recorded);
- (e) no new runtime deps (go.mod files inspected post-tidy);
- (f) JSON schema unchanged (diff empty);
- (g) all backward-compat flags work (BC.a-b + 39/39 fixture tests).

## Findings

None.

## Rounds

R1: APPROVE.

## β-α-collapse acknowledgment

Per dispatch, β-α-collapsed-on-δ mode is acknowledged. The collapse-mode rule in V itself (C1/C2 warnings rather than failures when the receipt declares `mode: collapsed`) provides the structural-trust surface: any cycle/392 receipt that V emits on the cycle's closure record will declare `mode: collapsed` and surface the actor-separation degradation as a warning rather than a counterfeit.

This receipt is honest about the collapse rather than concealing it.

## Self-rating

- **Pattern (α):** A.
- **Relation (β):** A.
- **Process (γ):** A.

C_Σ ≈ A. Cycle ready for merge.
