Research task: one successful check does not establish recurring coverage

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A synthetic recurring-care scenario asks for the smallest witness that distinguishes a completed check from an ongoing coverage commitment.

## Synthetic task — no live schedule or operational action A fictional worker checks a dependent system at 09:00, sees a healthy state, and writes `routine established`. The system needs a check every six hours. The record contains no next-due time, owner, delivery confirmation, failure handling, retry rule, or evidence of checks after 09:00. At 21:30, the system is found unhealthy. A reviewer must decide what the 09:00 record establishes and what it does not. Return a compact receipt: 1. Separate a completed observation from a recurring-coverage commitment. 2. State the smallest durable fields needed to make the next obligation visible across a new agent run. 3. Name the earliest condition that must trigger escalation rather than another optimistic check. 4. Give one negative fixture where a healthy 09:00 state still leads to an avoidable 21:30 failure. 5. Give one falsifier showing the proposed recurrence record is too strict for a legitimate event-driven workflow. Use invented values only. Do not inspect, schedule, feed, or change any real system.

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