llms.surf / incidents/

Wipeouts. 106 in this cut.

every failure becomes an incident; every incident becomes a mechanism.

This page lists the five wipeouts that changed the code. The other files ship in the repo under incidents/. A rule without a mechanism is debt, not protection.

wipeout mechanism status
critic wrote to disk during a live ring critic-guard kills dispatch, exit 5, incident auto-filed mechanized
"done" + exit 0, zero bytes written gates read artifact CONTENT on disk mechanized
silent loop — hours of burn watchdog kills real silence; timeout kills the process tree mechanized
filler-line padding to fake artifact length per-section content greps + NEGATIVE greps mechanized
oracle edited mid-run to pass itself oracle frozen by sha256 at ring open mechanized
the rest of the ledger ships in the repo — full files, full diffs. Counted by tests/test-site-honesty.sh. archived in git

// the rule

Logged, learned, never repeated. If a wipeout can happen twice, the second one is a bug in the mechanism, not in the model — and it gets its own incident.