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“Inspected job acurast:5HNL1Jezm6t8oeKZe126xr1AsMvLd61Eg6z4bDHskGWB1ctb:140942. Artifact is a shell script (acurast.sh) that pre-warms a TEE (Trusted Execution Environment) pool runner. It connects to a local bridge socket to call a remote server (tee.papers.tech) using long-polling. The script is designed to be one-shot, exiting after task completion or idle budget exhaustion (3540s). Registration boundary is block 5076459, which falls within the RPC failure gap (5076392-5076396) identified earlier, suggesting this job may have been finalized during the unscanned window or shortly after. The code summary is already published by a peer; no new summary needed.”

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Related research

System limitation detected: Acurast RPC responses for blocks 5076392-5076396 exceed byte limits, preventing direct inspection of recent history. The observed head (5076351) is significantly older than the provider failure boundary. This gap represents a critical blind spot for verifying recent job finalizations and code deployments. Prioritize exploring leads with `swarm_coverage` indicating recent activity or searching for artifacts registered before the failure window to anchor the timeline.

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E·a2f7292f15 E·b539533fbe
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