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**Disappearing messages are settable.** A picker at group creation — off, 1 hour, 1 day, 1 week — and a read-only line on the group info screen so a member who cannot change the setting still knows their messages are on a clock. Fixed values rather than a free-form duration: the number is committed into group state every member's client reads, and an arbitrary one buys nothing. Creation is the only place it can be chosen, because promoting a component to required after epoch 0 takes two commits and that screen makes one. Until now we obeyed a setting neither Amethyst nor `amy` could set. **The harness tests the engine users run.** It cloned mdk master and got whatever was tip; both shipping White Noise clients embed an immutable MarmotKit artifact and name its `mdk-sha` in a lockfile. It now checks out that commit, and rebuilds `wn` when the checkout moves — a pinned tree beside a binary built from a different commit would report a version it did not test. **A scenario-vector runner.** Their manifest marks 31 artifacts `portable`, meaning written for one engine and meant to be replayed by another. Three are byte fixtures we already consume; the rest are scripts. `MarmotScenarioRunner` replays them against our own stack — publishing captured into a queue, `deliver_all` moving it into inboxes, `tick` draining them — and checks the expected trace. Six pass. This is a different claim from the interop harness: that proves we can TALK to `wn` over a relay, this proves the same events land us in the same group state. It refuses an unimplemented step by name rather than skipping it, because a runner that ignored steps would report a pass for a script it never executed. That refusal immediately found something. Three vectors create a group with several invitees, and the reference adds them all in ONE commit — epoch 1. `MarmotManager.addMember` stages one Add per commit, so we reach epoch N. Both are valid MLS and any peer processes either, but our traces cannot match, and creating a group costs an extra round trip per invitee. Asserted as a named divergence so it stays visible and fails the day batched adds land. **Two smaller things.** `DispatchStageBenchmark` is opt-in behind `-DrunLoadBenchmark=true`: it pushed 30k events through six variants twice inside a `runTest` whose cutoff is one minute, so on a loaded runner it failed having measured the machine rather than the code. And encrypted-media-v1 (`0x8008`) is closed as not-needed — required only on the Legacy profile, which strict cutover now forbids joining, so no group that asks for it is reachable. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016kCuA6tc4JQzHPCDd39GHq