tenant.openagents/omega

diff --git a/OMEGA_DELTAS.md b/OMEGA_DELTAS.md
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@@ -2057,10 +2057,18 @@ than it sounds, because the harness omega#81's acceptance sentence names —
20572057   `refusal` stop reason and it is the wrong one: it means *the prompt and
20582058   everything after it will not be included in the next prompt*, and stock Zed
20592059   1.12.0 implements that literally — it dropped the turn and showed a refusal
2060-  banner with **no disclosure at all**. That was watched happening before this
2061-  shape was chosen. The turn genuinely ends, so it says `end_turn`, and what did
2062-  not happen is in the message the operator reads and in the typed record beside
2063-  it.
2060+  banner with **no disclosure at all**. The turn genuinely ends, so it says
2061+  `end_turn`, and what did not happen is in the message the operator reads and
2062+  in the typed record beside it. **Both shapes are photographed rendering**, in
2063+  stock Zed 1.12.0 attached to this crate's socket, same build and same prompt,
2064+  one value apart:
2065+  `crates/omega_acp_server/evidence/2026-07-26-zed-1.12.0-served-turn-end_turn.png`
2066+  keeps the turn and shows the executor and origin disclosure;
2067+  `…-served-turn-refusal.png` shows what the rejected shape cost — the turn
2068+  gone from the thread and a bare "Request Refused" banner guessing at a
2069+  *content policy* violation that never happened. A test asserting
2070+  `stopReason == "refusal"` was green across that entire difference, which is
2071+  why this bullet is answered with pixels and not with a passing assertion.
20642072 - **What this does not cover.** The listener runs in the Omega process under the
20652073   supervisor's control, **not** inside the packaged `@openagentsinc/omega-effectd`
20662074   daemon; that daemon lives in the openagents repository and this packet is
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diff --git a/crates/omega_acp_server/src/main.rs b/crates/omega_acp_server/src/main.rs
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@@ -40,6 +40,29 @@
4040 //! the **upstream** ACP SDK client over the same loopback socket — is
4141 //! `the_upstream_acp_client_reads_the_disclosure_off_a_real_socket` in the
4242 //! library, so the exit is reproducible without a windowing system.
43+//!
44+//! # The rendered exit, and why the stop reason is `end_turn`
45+//!
46+//! Photographed on 2026-07-26 against stock Zed 1.12.0:
47+//! `evidence/2026-07-26-zed-1.12.0-served-turn-end_turn.png`. The prompt
48+//! *"Start a Full Auto run on this project and pin the executor."* is kept in
49+//! the thread and answered with the executor disclosure, the session origin
50+//! (`loopback_acp · zed 1.12.0+stable… · unauthenticated`), and the statement
51+//! that the turn reached no executor.
52+//!
53+//! The companion image
54+//! `evidence/2026-07-26-zed-1.12.0-served-turn-refusal.png` is the same build,
55+//! the same host and the same prompt with **one** value changed — the served
56+//! turn answering ACP's `refusal` instead of `end_turn`. Stock Zed implements
57+//! `refusal` literally: it drops the turn out of the thread and renders a bare
58+//! "Request Refused" banner whose text guesses at a *content policy* violation
59+//! that never occurred. The disclosure goes with the turn, so the operator of
60+//! the external host is told nothing true.
61+//!
62+//! That pair is why the stop reason is not a cosmetic choice: a test asserting
63+//! `stopReason == "refusal"` was green while the only human who could act on
64+//! the refusal could see none of it. A served turn ends, and says what did not
65+//! happen.
4366 
4467 fn main() {
4568     match omega_acp_server::start_if_enabled() {