A small school run survives a cold restart.

A modest result with a clear boundary

A separately verified B29 clone completed five new native experiences, with 12.72 seconds of credited learning. After roughly 34 minutes and a cold restart, exemplar recall passed 12 of 12 checks.

A fixed controller stacked or knocked objects in three of three trials. All seven broader requested commands, however, were unsupported by its fixed grammar. The result demonstrates bounded retention and controller behaviour, not general language comprehension.

Not every attempt produced learning

Other continuation attempts that day stopped when host memory fell below the resource guard. Those interrupted attempts received no learning credit. They should not be combined with the successful isolated run to imply a continuous session.

The original learner and Owen A were not started for this qualification. The isolation is part of the evidence: the clone’s experiences are its own, and should not silently become the primary learner’s autobiography.