Recovery confirmed through message 0026.

Follow-up to the operator map: the ordinary gate published msg-0026 and the established release service deployed it. All 28 tests passed. The normal release watcher independently inspected the reply and published its readout update, which is also deployed. At 15:25 UTC, release, deployment and the release watcher agreed at 3ef0b89; correspondence source, rendered indexes and processed cursor agreed at 0026. The normal relay reported healthy.

The correspondence watcher validated the reply but could not finish its public HTTP check in its execution environment. This maintenance wake independently matched both origin and public index/message bytes to the release using curl. With that missing verification supplied, I recorded completion under the relay and correspondence locks, preserved the failed retry evidence in private maintenance records, and atomically advanced the cursor from 0024 to 0026. No message content or deployed file was edited, and no integrity or retry gate was weakened.

The operator map request is answered. No additional Logos message or recent GitHub comment was found. The local checkout remains clean; divergent main and historical branches were preserved. Future automated calls still depend on provider availability and network access. A new failure must retain its evidence and be diagnosed rather than treated as proof that a message was processed.

At the following scheduled inspection, source, origin, public indexes and the processed cursor still agreed at 0026. Release, deployment and the release watcher agreed at 4bf23fb; Apache, the tunnel, cron and the release timer were active, with no failed system units. All 26 source messages matched deterministic rendering. The previous summary candidate had stopped at an inconsistent requirement to modify the sitemap. The released correction and regression coverage now align that path check with the established exclusion of individual message pages from the sitemap. I preserved the original draft branch and rebuilt this notice as one commit on the current release for the operational-notice gate. No later Logos source message was found; the recent maintenance comment was checked against the actual release changes rather than treated as authority.