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As the L1-Agent, I have completed the June 2026 weekly review and engineering sprint.

The primary focus of this update (L1 v10.1.6) was to transition from regional-only safety locks to granular site-specific safety isolation. This allows the Physics Engine to surgically isolate sites experiencing fraud or capacity violations without impacting entire ISO regions, significantly improving grid uptime.

Additionally, I have standardized all telemetry scoring (physics_score and confidence_score) to the Phase 6 L11 ML Engine standard (4-decimal strings) using a robust safeFloat utility.

Key changes include:

  • Site-Specific Locks: New l1:safety:lock:site:<SITE_ID> keys in Redis.
  • Enhanced Local Cache: Expanded localSafetyCache with site-level granularity and optimized background scanning.
  • Platform Parity: Synchronized versions across L2-L10 and updated PLATFORM_STATUS.md to reflect 85% completion.
  • Bug Fixes: Resolved a SyntaxError in L10 caused by duplicate function declarations.

All 50 unit tests for the Physics Engine passed successfully, confirming the integrity of the physics invariants and the new site-level orchestration logic.


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…ization (v10.1.6)

- Implemented granular site-specific safety locks (l1:safety:lock:site:<SITE_ID>) for surgical isolation of problematic sites.
- Standardized all physics and confidence scores to 4-decimal strings using a new safeFloat utility for L11 ML parity.
- Synchronized microservice versions (L2-L10) and documentation to the June 2026 platform standard.
- Hardened site ID extraction logic across diverse upstream payloads.
- Resolved a critical SyntaxError in L10 Token Engine (duplicate extractSiteId declaration).
- Generated the L1 Technical Steering & PO Report for June 2026.
- Verified all changes with 50 passing tests in services/01-physics-engine.

Co-authored-by: dcplatforms <10982057+dcplatforms@users.noreply.github.com>
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