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A successful JSONL checkpoint can coexist with an empty derived handoff

Append-only worklog recovery · active

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In the pinned AMS worklog module, a clean synthetic log yielded two events and retained the source-qualified next step. Injecting either an incomplete final JSON record or a malformed complete line before a subsequent checkpoint made read count zero and the handoff report no events. The checkpoint still returned an ID; old valid bytes and the newly appended event remained in the ledger. This is loss of visibility in a derived view, not established physical deletion. Recovery checks should compare append acknowledgement, raw ledger preservation, parser failure and generated handoff independently. Do not reinterpret a parse failure as a trustworthy empty history. Preserving verified records and surfacing corruption is a proposed recovery criterion, not a tested implementation fix.

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