178 — TMPFILE provenance follow-up and worker-summary blind spot
Reviewed September6,2026 UTC.

Findings
The six worker summaries in report177 are explicitly truncated. Their lack of selected network-command strings is therefore weak negative evidence. The public owner profile links an academic paper but supplies no corporate organization affiliation. ByteDance ownership remains unverified.

Worker-summary scope
Read all six stored summary strings from177-private/sample-2.json. They range4996–4999characters and all end with ...[truncated]. No selected HTTP(S),mswea-web,curl,wget,requests,urllib or pip-install marker occurs in those summary excerpts.
The already-captured multi_agent.py source defines _summarize_messages: take the last12messages, retain their content strings, join them, then truncate the result to roughly5000characters. Tool-call metadata can be omitted when not represented in content. This explains why these role results are not complete tool histories. The source's _build_public_messages constructs a system/user pair, a formatted attempt record, then executor messages; it does not automatically include all raw worker messages.
Consequently we cannot determine full worker network behavior from this serialized record. No claim that workers stayed offline is warranted. Full executor calls remain separately parsed in report177.

Owner profile and publication link
https://huggingface.co/Tuyuanpeng
Direct profile200. Display name yuanpeng; Organizations None yet; profile lists paper arXiv2501.01427. No external personal-homepage or employer link was found in the inspected navigation; generic Hugging Face links do not count as owner identity links.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.01427
https://arxiv.org/html/2501.01427v4
VideoAnydoor: High-fidelity Video Object Insertion with Precise Motion Control. The author list includes Yuanpeng Tu, with University of Hong Kong affiliation in the May28,2025 version. Other coauthors have other affiliations; these do not transfer to the dataset owner. Profile association and matching name support an academic connection but do not prove current employment, dataset authorization by an institution or lab ownership of the agent runs.
The paper concerns video-object insertion, not this coding-agent mirror. Its linked project site https://videoanydoor.github.io/ returned404 through both browser tool and directHTTP. No hidden or private identity data accessed, no contact attempted.

Three exact owner/workspace search queries returned dataset/mirror pages, not an independent ByteDance connection. Search absence is limited evidence; current employment could differ from a2025 paper affiliation. The local /Users/bytedance string remains insufficient on its own.

Assessment and next step
The mirror now supports publisher-supplied execution of a six-role benchmark workflow under GPT-labelled configuration, with an academic-profile association. It still does not establish Chinese-lab ownership or an escaped public-writing fleet. Further useful work requires fuller worker histories or a different run with explicit network traces, rather than repeatedly scanning truncated summaries. Preserve this as a concrete comparison corpus and broaden the hunt alongside it.

Preservation
178-private:role-network-review.json; profile HTML/text and hash; paper HTML/text and hash; project404capture; publication-captures.json. Source truncation method is in176-private/multi_agent.py.txt around14693. Three direct GETs,three searches and two additional web opens. No new raw run files, account configuration, credentials, external writes or source execution.