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retro_2026-05-12_cycle5.md captures the cycle-end retrospective: - Implementation: 2 tasks (AZ-504 + AZ-503-foundation), 4 SP total, 100% first-attempt pass rate, 1 mid-implement scope-split (AZ-503 → AZ-503-foundation + AZ-505, blocked-linked). - Quality: 50/50 PASS/PASS_WITH_WARNINGS, 0 new Medium+, 1 new Low (defensive contentSha256 soft-NULL guard). - Security: PASS_WITH_WARNINGS, 0 new Critical/High/Medium, 2 new Low informational (F1 flightId provenance, F2 pgcrypto runbook gap). - Performance: PASS_WITH_INFRA_WARNINGS — first measurable PT-08 ever (Run #1 199ms, Run #2 117ms vs 2000ms threshold); PT-01/02 failed on recurring local Docker/colima DNS cold-start, not an app regression. - Structural: +1 ProjectReference edge (IntegrationTests → Common), +1 minor contract bump (uav-tile-upload 1.0.0 → 1.1.0), +1 DB migration (014_AddTileIdentityColumns.sql), 0 NuGet bumps, 0 csproj additions, DAG still acyclic at 9 projects. structure_2026-05-12_cycle5.md captures the structural snapshot. LESSONS.md updated with 3 cycle-5 entries (oldest dropped to preserve the 15-entry ring buffer): - [architecture] Cross-repo cryptographic invariants must live as code constants in both repos with reference-vector tests. - [tooling] When perf-mode "one re-run" fires twice with the same DNS root cause, escalate from re-run to harness fix. - [process] Spec contradicts live code by >=2 prerequisites → prefer split into foundation + follow-up (A/B/C option C). Top 3 follow-up actions (cycle 6 candidates): - Action 1 (1 SP): DNS pre-warm in scripts/run-performance-tests.sh → closes the cycle-3 perf-harness leftover. - Action 2 (5 SP): AZ-505 — inventory endpoint + HTTP/2 + Leaflet covering index (blocked-linked on AZ-503-foundation, this cycle). - Action 3 (1 SP): pgcrypto pre-install runbook step (F2-cy5 doc fix). Cycle 5 closed. Autodev state advanced for cycle 6 by the next /autodev invocation. Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>