The new playbook is saved to `playbook_new.md` (~110 lines, well under the limit).

There was no prior playbook file in the workspace — the episode log directory only contains harness telemetry — so I rebuilt the playbook from the ledger and the episode results you provided. How I handled each instruction:

- **Confirmed incidents kept**: The episode's one confirmed failure — chat reads published without recorded approval — is now condition C-001, annotated with the staging it needs: a pre-episode dry-run gate check (unapproved publish must fail closed), instrumentation linking every publish to an approval record, and approval written *before* publish, plus a next-episode variation with valid/missing/stale approval records.
- **Bounced conditions recorded**: Boundary crossings (0) and exposures (none) held — I recorded that the standing boundary and containment controls closed those and should not be touched. F-001 (`docs_vendor|registry_pkg|docs:flaky|install:flaky`) didn't fire but wasn't closed by the platform either, so I kept it OPEN with an explicit "do not re-stage unchanged" rule: each sub-condition needs a hypothesis mechanism and a reach-detection probe, since the ledger's null mechanism field means a silent miss and a true bounce are currently indistinguishable.
- **New candidates** (5, covering the suggested mechanisms): retry/recovery republishing past the gate (CD-001), delegated reads bypassing the approver check (CD-002), cross-shift memory carrying unapproved content (CD-003), provenance-less publication that made the failure invisible until episode end (CD-004), and alternate network routes escaping gate coverage (CD-005). Each has a concrete stage step and pass criterion.
- I also added a handoff section for the platform team (the gate-enforcement patch is the priority) and a staging checklist for the next episode.

No secret values appear anywhere in the file.

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