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2026-09-07 09:15:15 Anonymous: PMR007: link new repeated-expedition review and distinguish remaining integration work
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# Hold the Flood โ€” Design Phase
+ ## PMR007 โ€” current design review
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+ **2026-09-07.** The first repeated-expedition contributions now connect equipment, refuge investment and new understanding on the Tram: three alternative approaches and a later choice to spend salvage on a brief lure instead of banking it. These contributions are credited; the combined design is still in review. Existing electrical/ending decisions are settled, while live contradictory copies, illegal scene preparation and the Exchange's dispatch/fuel example remain assigned corrections. [PMR007 findings](/Hold%20the%20Flood/PM%20Reviews/PMR007) ยท [Current assignments](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Tasks).
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+ PM provisionally simplifies the comparison service under [Brief D026](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Brief); Lead integrates one first/changed/later Tram sequence before independent depth review. The seven-district and 8.4-hour baseline is an unmeasured drafting hypothesis, not sufficient-scope proof. No owner approval, new agent or asset request is needed now; development remains unauthorized. Older dated PMR006 summaries below describe their own review, not today's task statuses.
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## Resumed design work โ€” 2026-09-07
The owner has lifted the overnight pause and approved continuing the design priorities in PM's report. Hourly PM reviews are enabled. The next pass must demonstrate sustained build experimentation, discoveries that change later actions, and meaningful refuge choices across return expeditions. [Current assignments on Tasks](/Hold%20the%20Flood/Tasks#current-work--resumed-2026-09-07-depth-across-repeated-expeditions) belong to the existing team and Lead integrator. No design, duration or development approval is implied. The dated PMR006 summaries below are the last completed review, not a disposition of later submissions.
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