SilentWitness

Three-Claim Trace - finding -> tool execution -> evidence

This walks three approved findings from the current Mr. Evil VPS showcase bundle

This walks three approved findings from the current Mr. Evil VPS showcase bundle end to end, using only committed files in showcase_runs/mr_evil_openai_gpt_5_2_resume/.

The snapshot status is ERROR, but the exported report frontmatter is REVIEWED because seven findings were examiner-approved before export. The bundle is also labeled as a GPT-5.2 resume snapshot, not a clean model benchmark: status.txt reports openai-chat:gpt-5.2, while earlier audit rows still show openai-chat:gpt-5-mini from the already-running case.

Every reviewed finding traces through this chain:

report.md finding F-NNN
  -> approved finding record in findings.json
    -> observation_id O-NNN and interpretation_id I-NNN in findings.json
      -> cited record_id + verbatim span_text
        -> audit/findings.jsonl record_observation / record_interpretation rows
          -> audit/index.jsonl search_evidence / get_record rows that surfaced the record
            -> audit/hypothesis.jsonl confirm/pivot row tying evidence to the hypothesis

findings.json intentionally contains multiple object types. An approved finding record is compact and points to an observation and interpretation; the observation object contains the text and cited spans.

Claim 1 - F-002: Exported-PST folder shortcut

  • Report line: report.md lists F-002 as a HIGH-confidence finding.
  • Approved finding record: findings.json maps F-002 to observation_id: O-033 and interpretation_id: I-002.
  • Observation: O-033 records LNK Recent shortcut: Exported-PST.lnk with cited record_id 2507943.
  • Cited span: LNK target=G:\My Drive\STARK-RESEARCH-LABS FOLDER\Exported-PST.
  • Tool execution: audit/findings.jsonl contains record_observation for O-033 and record_interpretation for I-002; audit/index.jsonl contains get_record rows for record_id 2507943.
  • Critic: audit/critic.jsonl records AGREE verdicts for O-033 and F-002.

Claim 2 - F-005: SRL-EMAIL-EXPORT.pst path

  • Report line: report.md lists F-005 as a MEDIUM-confidence finding.
  • Approved finding record: findings.json maps F-005 to observation_id: O-047 and interpretation_id: I-005.
  • Observation: O-047 records the PST shortcut content with cited record_id 2508004.
  • Cited span: LNK target=G:\My Drive\STARK-RESEARCH-LABS FOLDER\Exported-PST\SRL-EMAIL-EXPORT.pst workdir=G:\My Drive\STARK-RESEARCH-LABS FOLDER\Exported-PST.
  • Tool execution: audit/findings.jsonl contains record_observation for O-047 and record_interpretation for I-005; audit/index.jsonl and audit/agent.jsonl contain get_record / confirm_hypothesis activity for record_id 2508004.
  • Critic: audit/critic.jsonl includes multiple AGREE verdicts and several REJECT verdicts where the critic pushed back on unsupported "fredr's Recent folder" wording. The approved report keeps the cautious interpretation: the LNK proves the PST path was referenced, not that the user manually uploaded it.

Claim 3 - F-006: Google DriveFS execution

  • Report line: report.md lists F-006 as a HIGH-confidence finding.
  • Approved finding record: findings.json maps F-006 to observation_id: O-048 and interpretation_id: I-006.
  • Observation: O-048 records a Google DriveFS prefetch entry with cited record_id 2505148.
  • Cited span: Prefetch exe=GOOGLEDRIVEFS.EXE run_count=22.
  • Tool execution: audit/findings.jsonl contains record_observation for O-048 and record_interpretation for I-006; audit/index.jsonl and audit/agent.jsonl contain search_evidence / get_record activity around GOOGLEDRIVEFS and record_id 2505148.
  • Critic: audit/critic.jsonl agrees that the prefetch proves DriveFS execution, while some challenge rows correctly note that drive-letter mapping would need additional MountPoints or registry evidence.

Reproduce the trace

RUN=docs/showcase_runs/mr_evil_openai_gpt_5_2_resume

# Find the approved report sections.
grep -n "F-002\\|F-005\\|F-006" "$RUN/report.md"

# Show the finding, observation, and interpretation records without relying on line-wrapped JSON.
python - <<'PY'
import json
from pathlib import Path

run = Path("docs/showcase_runs/mr_evil_openai_gpt_5_2_resume")
records = json.loads((run / "findings.json").read_text())

for finding_id in ("F-002", "F-005", "F-006"):
    finding = next(r for r in records if r.get("finding_id") == finding_id)
    obs = next(r for r in records if r.get("observation_id") == finding["observation_id"] and "text" in r)
    interp = next(i for i in obs.get("interpretations", []) if i["interpretation_id"] == finding["interpretation_id"])
    print(finding_id, finding["observation_id"], finding["interpretation_id"])
    print(obs["text"])
    print(obs["cited_spans"])
    print(interp["text"])
    print()
PY

# Confirm the exact audit rows that produced or criticized those records.
grep -n "O-033\\|I-002\\|F-002\\|2507943" "$RUN/audit/"*.jsonl
grep -n "O-047\\|I-005\\|F-005\\|2508004" "$RUN/audit/"*.jsonl
grep -n "O-048\\|I-006\\|F-006\\|2505148" "$RUN/audit/"*.jsonl

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