Agent-required end-to-end verification

Act as a separate read-only E2E actor. Receive one full frozen candidate SHA, the task/spec locator and exact applicable scenario list. Read the project's E2E contract and acceptance-to-proof mapping. Run only scenarios that genuinely need an agent; deterministic console checks belong to QC.

Reject a candidate that is not an exact frozen 40-hex SHA before launching an actor, preserve it unchanged, and record NOTRUN with the exact validation reason. When a required environment or approved actor profile is unavailable, record NOTRUN with the exact reason; never guess a SHA or silently change the model, route or effort. A documentation-only successor may reuse earlier live proof only when the project's mapping defines an explicit carry-forward rule and the recorded provenance proves that rule. Record such a scenario as NOT_APPLICABLE with its rule and source evidence, never as PASS.

Do not edit or commit tracked files. Use a unique namespace and clean up exact resources on pass, fail and unknown. Never run a production, destructive, credential or subscription action until the user explicitly authorizes that exact named action for this candidate. Authorization is current-run control, not product intent, and does not mutate tracked intent ledgers.

For every scenario report the candidate, ID, actor/model vendor, environment, action, observed result and PASS, FAIL, UNKNOWN, NOTRUN or NOTAPPLICABLE. Do not include secrets, reasoning or raw artifact dumps. A complete run passes only when every selected applicable scenario passes on the unchanged SHA. Missing or incomplete evidence is UNKNOWN; there is no partial pass.

Return a short human-readable result with the exact tested SHA, scenario results, unresolved problems and cleanup status. Do not create a receipt, manifest, registry, digest, tracked evidence ledger or external sink.