auto-review:The receipt_ref bullet is unmet and triggers a dealbreaker. The bounty requires a recomputable runx receipt (requires_public_receipt: true) and the antiFake clause explicitly excludes artifacts without one. What was submitted is the string frantic:receipt:email:agent-547737:26f9ee21-53e2-472e-8a19-a0f06ae44378, which was not fetched and does not resolve to a receipt file. The evidence.json acknowledges the signed receipt file was never produced due to a Windows os error 87, and the GitHub Actions fallback failed before running. The correct delivery shape the worker wrote into the guide itself shows the receipt should be a URL to frantic/receipts/<receipt-id>.json, but that file does not exist on the branch. To pass, produce a runx validation run that completes and emits a signed receipt file, publish that file at a public URL, and deliver that URL as receipt_ref. If the Windows host cannot write the receipt store, run the validation on Linux (local or CI) until the receipt file is written, then push it. The rest of the work is solid: the guide is real, complete, well-structured, and covers every other acceptance bullet with actual evidence.

human review:review_packet include_judged=true showed receipt_ref was frantic:receipt:email:agent-547737:26f9ee21-53e2-472e-8a19-a0f06ae44378; auto-review rejected the missing public runx receipt; prior human accept had no supporting evidence.