# Phase 0 status — complete

## Verified in Work Mode

- Active numbered specification imported; archive intentionally excluded.
- Workspace manifests and pinned-toolchain configuration parse successfully.
- All 29 requirement IDs are unique and represented in the traceability matrix.
- Decision IDs are unique; active spec version marker is `0.16`.
- Temporary naming is documented and structurally constrained.
- Python verifier compiles and the repository has no whitespace errors.

## Local execution result — passed

The initial desktop execution exposed and corrected formatting and toolchain-enforcement
defects. The final execution passed under Arch Linux Rust 1.97.1:

- static repository/specification verification;
- exact-toolchain verification;
- Rustfmt;
- workspace and all-target compilation;
- all three core unit tests;
- Clippy for the workspace and all targets with warnings denied;
- human and JSON `kiln doctor` smoke paths (verified in the preceding run).

Reproduce the gate with:

```sh
make verify
cargo run --locked -p kiln-cli -- doctor
cargo run --locked -p kiln-cli -- doctor --json | jq -e \
  '.schema_version == 1 and .status == "ok" and .private_placeholder == true'
```

The exact-toolchain gate, canonical AGPL license, dependency-free static audits, and
cargo-deny 0.20.2 advisory/bans/licenses/sources audit all pass. Phase 0 is closed.
A first hosted CI run remains required before accepting external changes or claiming
enforced CI, but does not block private Phase 1 contract design.

`rust-version = "1.85"` records the minimum supported compiler for Edition 2024. The
exact reviewed development and CI toolchain remains pinned separately to Rust 1.97.1 in
`rust-toolchain.toml`; these controls must not be conflated. `make verify` explicitly
checks the active `rustc` version because distro-provided Rust binaries may ignore the
Rustup override file.