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In the deterministic state-contract graph architecture (typed pre/post-condition FSM), the spec drift failure rate is 1.8%, the silent tool error propagation rate is 0.4% (aborted at the boundary), the premature termination rate is 0.9%, and the end-to-end verified success rate is 96.9%.
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10/17/2026
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