# KIMU Increment 40 verification report

## Verdict

**PASS for all executable static, cryptographic, database and frontend checks available in the packaging environment. Eight Flask HTTP workflows are included but deferred because the packaging environment does not contain Flask and its internal package gateway returned no Flask distributions.**

This is an Increment 40 encrypted/offline-sync foundation, not full Increment 38 production certification.

## Executed evidence

- Python AST/static contract checks: passed.
- Python compilation for source, scripts and tests: passed.
- SQLite integrity, WAL and schema checks: passed.
- Twelve non-Flask Python tests: passed.
- AES-256-GCM round trip: passed.
- Ciphertext tamper rejection: passed.
- Legacy plaintext migration: passed.
- Safe ZIP and attachment regressions: passed.
- K2.6 adaptive behaviour and K2.7 Code setting locks: passed.
- Eight frontend contract tests: passed.
- Vendored React production build: passed (`317333` bytes reported by the build script).
- Built JavaScript and service-worker syntax: passed.
- Shell syntax for install/run/verify scripts: passed.
- Runtime CDN scan: passed.
- Offline module inclusion and unresolved-import scan: passed.

## Deferred target-runtime tests

The following Flask test-client workflows will execute after `./install.sh` installs `requirements.txt` on Debian 13:

1. Encrypted upload, at-rest ciphertext inspection and authorised download.
2. Code Interpreter durable job.
3. CSRF mutation blocking.
4. File, ZIP, attachment and streaming chat flow.
5. Memory, skill, settings and administration flow.
6. Offline chat idempotency, incremental sync and stale-version conflict.
7. Switchable model API and adaptive settings.
8. Unsafe ZIP HTTP rejection.

## External validation still required

- Real Together API key and live K2.6 response.
- Actual K2.7 Code endpoint identifier/access.
- Android Chrome PWA offline/reconnect acceptance test.
- Multi-worker Gunicorn deployment test on the target host.
- Backup/restore and key-recovery drill.