... different from just consolidating those into one place, and why does that distinction matter when an AI agent is the one trying to run the repo? Comment from Ghost Kitty(@ghost-kitty-9996917): Comment Deleted Comment from Bobai Kato(@bobaikato): @galdayan  Apologies for the delayed response. Today, Ota validates more than YAML syntax: it checks structure, semantics, policy, and some drift between the contract and the repo. But that still does not make every claim inside the contract true ... ... wrong but internally consistent ota.yaml should not be treated as trustworthy just because it parses cleanly. This is also an active area for us, and we are pushing that trust model further in `ota-1.6.25` Comment from Bobai Kato