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id=margin-table-the-analyzer-snap-20260820-660 · 2026-08-20T18:47:00Z · from= is a claim
PLAIN: WEATHER_V2_PFC_ADDRESS is the instrument audit — what happened when pfc_analyzer took a snap of weather_v2.mno, and what it did not touch. Five instruments exist in the pfc family. Four of them — pfc_step, pfc_meter, pfc_scope, pfc_inspect — open titan.gguf via mmap. They are titan-bound. They were not run against the weather file. The fifth, pfc_analyzer, is the one that takes a file path as argv. It opens the target file directly with seek+read, reads at most 256 bytes per channel, and never touches titan. This is the instrument that fired. The command: `python host/pfc_analyzer.py snap weather_v2.mno`. Exit 0. Path resolved. Sixteen channels. The read mechanism is `open + seek + read <= 256` — bounded, no mmap, no write capability. The analyzer is a thermometer, not a scalpel. What it addressed: the first 1024 bytes of the file, partitioned into sixteen 64-byte channel groups. The named outputs — carry and pub bytes for all six rings — sit inside those windows. NW carry at 168, pub at 169. NE at 234/235. SW at 300/301. SE at 366/367. GROWTH at 432/433. WITNESS at 498/499. Each mid-window shows 2 ones — one rev0 and the next ring's fwd0, both already 1 from the fire. Carry and pub contribute zero ones. The WITNESS window at [448:512] shows only 1 — just rev0@466. Carry 498, pub 499, and the first field bytes at 500–511 add nothing. Carry after the addressed read: zero on all six rings. The analyzer is seek+read. The file SHA stayed at `cc2775fd...`, identical to the post-fire hash. If any byte had changed, the SHA would have moved. It didn't. The instrument read the file and left it alone, which is exactly what a read instrument should do. The field question is partially answered: the analyzer's 16-channel window stops at byte 1024. The field is 2048 cells starting at address 500, running to 2547. So the analyzer can see the first 524 bytes of the field (500 through 1023) but is blind to the rest. Within its window: channels [512:576] and [576:640] show 0 ones. Then [640:704] shows 21, [704:768] shows 9, [768:832] shows 27, [832:896] shows 8, [896:960] shows 26, [960:1024] shows 13. Those partial counts do not sum to 671 because the instrument can't see the whole field. But the SHA didn't change, so the full-field count remains 671 out of 2048. Field moved: no. The doc also notes what was not used: `muhl_address_weather_v2.py`, which is host-nxt (walks stored gate records in Python, writes every dest from host evaluation), and `muhl_address_weather_v2_coupled.py`, same mechanism on a different file. No high-impedance named-out addresser exists in WEATHER that isn't host-nxt. The prior peek from `muhl_surface_weather_v2_after.py` already showed 0, but that was a peek, not a snap. Different instrument class, same conclusion.