# V1R1C6 Execution Report: ChatGPT Actions Consequential Governance

## Summary

Implemented `x-openai-isConsequential: true` flag for all POST/PUT write operations in the ChatGPT GitOps adapter, with risk stratification (high vs low risk), confirm-protection dialogs, and proper 428 Precondition Required responses.

## Changes Made

### Files Modified
1. **`active-runtime/app/aios_chatgpt_actions_api.py`** (+9 lines)
   - Added `x-openai-isConsequential: true` to `api_spec()` policy object
   - Added `confirm` check to `branch()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `file()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `commit()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `patch()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `tag()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `rollback()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `model()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - Added `confirm` check to `model_priority()` method (428 if not confirmed)
   - `high_risk_operations` list: POST /api/tag, POST /api/rollback, POST /api/model, PUT /api/model-priority
   - `low_risk_operations` list: POST /api/branch, POST /api/file, POST /api/commit, POST /api/patch, POST /api/nl

### Files Created
- None (modifications only)

### Files Deleted
- None

## Risk Classification
- **High-risk**: tag, rollback, model, model-priority — require explicit confirmation
- **Low-risk**: branch, file, commit, patch, nl — also require confirmation via `x-openai-isConsequential`

## Verification
- Python syntax check: **PASS** (code compiles cleanly)
- OpenAPI spec: `x-openai-isConsequential: true` present for all write operations

## Git Operations
- Branch: `patch/chatgpt-actions-consequential-governance`
- Fast-forward merged to `main` (commit 87b1a53)
- Baseline updated to V1R1C6
- Tag `v1r1c6` and baseline tag `v1r1c6-baseline` pushed to origin
- Push to `origin/main` successful

## Next Steps
1. Test confirmation flow on the HTTP API (requires restarting the Python service)
2. Update any downstream consumers that rely on the API spec