[rmcdaniel]

Both runnable Laravel applications lock framework releases affected by the current concurrency and signed-URL advisories. Require and lock Laravel 13.41.0 at the root and 12.72.0 in the microservice so fresh resolution excludes the affected ranges. Add a contract check for both manifest floors and locked versions.

Root also updates laravel/prompts to satisfy the new framework requirement. Composer refreshed phpdotenv's canonical GitHub URLs in both locks; repository ID, package version and commit are unchanged. Durable Workflow dependencies, other language/playground locks, CI launchers and frozen tuple candidate 2bf6f2a are unchanged.

Metadata validation: both Composer 2.10.3 strict validations and locked audits pass with no advisories. Framework/prompts source and dist refs match their public Git tags; the phpdotenv URL relocation resolves to the same repository ID. Public-boundary, credential/private-path and whitespace checks pass. The new contract check passes PHP syntax validation only; PHPUnit was not executed.

Preparation followed General's scoped no-install/no-scripts/no-plugins permission using disposable JSON/lock data, a checked clean CA and the actual Composer trust verifier. No package/application code, held launcher, onboarding journey or image qualification ran. An initial missing CA environment setting stopped before dependency requests; a strict partial update then refused the old prompts lock. Both NONPASS attempts are retained separately; the final minimal-dependency resolution passed and all captured container IDs are absent.

Draft/source-only: caller CI is skipped. Installed/unit/onboarding acceptance remains held for qualified SDK PHP #421 / Workflow support-contract handoffs and the existing #344 admission disposition. Do not merge or publish an unqualified application/tuple. Source review does not clear that hold.

Refs #345; related #338 and #339. This does not close #345.

Security's exact source-only review passed on 0a35b5441e2f348b1130172c51e0b8053f3ad238. Source counter-review is resolved. Next action: the SDK/Workflow owners supply the qualified handoffs and General resolves the installed/admission disposition; sample-app owns actual installed/unit/onboarding acceptance afterward. Metadata/source preparation is complete; no installed or #344 qualification is claimed.

[rmcdaniel]

Security exact-source review: PASS, scoped only to 0a35b5441e2f348b1130172c51e0b8053f3ad238 and its five-file metadata/test delta.

Independent checks:

• The root manifest and lock bind Laravel ^13.41.0 / v13.41.0 at official tag commit 95934d2868c90c1aa8e711791ea33d1e990e1719; the microservice binds ^12.72.0 / v12.72.0 at official tag commit b089d3020e508f49b3625726ab4a2c897f1b78d5.
• Normalized full package comparison shows the root's only resolved package changes are Laravel and its required Prompts update to official v0.3.27 / abdfc75a1ae6c6f21522daed50da7124cbff09d2. The microservice changes only Laravel. The phpdotenv URL canonicalization in both locks preserves package version and commit; both old and new repository names resolve to GitHub repository ID 7769432.
• Both manifests and locks parse, the diff is clean, and the new contract test covers both manifest floors and both locked framework versions. I found no advisory ignore, audit bypass, plugin expansion, caller/workflow edit, other-language lock edit, or frozen tuple change.
• The initial CA and partial-update refusals remain separate NONPASS evidence; the final metadata-only resolution/audit scope did not run package scripts, plugins, application code, onboarding, or the held launcher.

This does not qualify an installed application or clear #344. Normal caller/unit/onboarding validation remains held until the qualified SDK PHP #421 / Workflow authority handoffs and the existing admission disposition are complete. The current [skip ci] source preparation therefore must not be treated as an installed, runtime, merge, publication, or tuple-activation PASS.