Campaign-v1 watch: eval-regression threshold fired — intervention deferred to verdict #58
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Observation (watch shift 1, 2026-08-22 00:34–03:35 CEST)
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sac_campaignsince 00:21:55 (locked config: #56 resolution comment 475, mirrored inSAC_LSTM_Bot/docs/campaign_notebook.md). Liveness flawless across 10 checks / 3 h: zero crash/abort banners,sac_latest.zipnever stale >28 s, round counter ~3250 rounds/h, evals on cadence (341 total by shift end).Eval timeline (opponent pinned Corners,
SAC_EVAL_ROUNDS=10; stdout carries no timestamps — times derived from round-counter rate, #55 gap #5):>>> [eval] new best (100%) -> sac_best.zip→best_score.txt=100Evals adjacent to the spikes were also elevated (7/10 @ r3720, 8/10 @ r4500, 7/10 @ r6960) before reverting to the 0–5% baseline.
best_score.txt=100 is a spike, not steady state.Fired threshold (source: #55 comment 461)
With best=100 established at ~01:15, essentially every subsequent eval (0–5%) scores far below 50% of best ⇒ the intervene condition has been continuously satisfied since shortly after the first spike. Technically fired.
Decision — DEFER intervention to Campaign verdict (#57); no mid-run retune
Rationale:
Decision owner: #57 (Campaign verdict). This issue intentionally stays OPEN until the verdict consumes it with full-curve evidence.
Context: map #53 · observability inventory #55 · campaign config/launch #56 (resolution comment 475) · morning verdict #57.
Outcome recorded — superseded by the #57 resolution (comment 490). The deferral rationale held: intervening at shift-1 would have been knob-twiddling without loss visibility; instead the run completed cleanly (~14:28 CEST, 2500/2500 chunks, zero crashes) and delivered full-curve evidence, consumed by the verdict RETUNE BEFORE SCALING with five code-level levers staged for human sign-off. Closing as resolved-by-verdict.