[aien-spark]

Doc-only. AUDIT_SCOPE.md and docs/START_HERE.md described cudapp.lock in omega-mv as existing. It does not exist.

Evidence (MEASURED, 2026-10-31)

• omega-mv main d39450a23b5936a0aafd35cc23ca70e5468fd4c0: git ls-tree -r --name-only origin/main | grep -i cudapp lists no cudapp.lock; git grep -E 'cudapp\.lock|check-cudapp|cudapp-stage' origin/main has 0 hits.
• cudapp.lock (content 6bfd376064650e2188b6a08d7d0222074a5e0d1b), mk/cudapp-consumer.mk (check-cudapp) and tools/cudapp-stage.sh exist only on the open draft build(native): recover canonical CUDApp consumer cutover omega-mv#924 (head 87aba69488118ac230d3d1f37cc1b07570243d2c). aien-sovereign-core-mv#784 (draft) proposes another cudapp.lock; its main has none (contents API 404).
• This matches what README.md (line 469), AGENTS.md (line 16), Makefile (line 13) and docs/NAMING.md (line 4) already say: the pin is planned, not created.
• Every file the new AUDIT_SCOPE text names exists on CUDApp main edb9a70361c369180326c6836ab56da0e54e5c5b (git ls-files): om/omega-bridge.lock, om/pipeline/dependencies.lock, native/learn53/omega653.lock, native/learn53/moe-closure.lock, tools/c5/omc.pin.

Change

AUDIT_SCOPE.md line 141, before:

- Omega builds the same sources at a pinned commit (`cudapp.lock` in omega-mv).

after:

- Omega does not build these sources at a pin yet. omega-mv main has no `cudapp.lock`; it still
  builds its own diverged copy of the GPU code (#106) and takes the driver client from physics-mv
  (#107). The lock, with its `check-cudapp` target and `tools/cudapp-stage.sh`, is proposed in
  the open draft omega-mv#924.

AUDIT_SCOPE.md line 135, before: `native/learn53/omega653.lock` is a sub-component lock. after: lists all five sub-component pins above.

docs/START_HERE.md lines 65-68, before:

Canonical consumer integration uses the existing single-commit `cudapp.lock`,
not a second artifact or qualification registry. The isolated Omega consumer
cutover builds an authenticated committed source archive and links its actual
callers to that canonical library:

after:

Canonical consumer integration is meant to use one single-commit `cudapp.lock`
in Omega, not a second artifact or qualification registry. That lock does not
exist on omega-mv main yet: `cudapp.lock`, the `check-cudapp` make target and
`tools/cudapp-stage.sh` are proposed in the open draft
[omega-mv#924](https://github.com/aien-dev/omega-mv/pull/924). That isolated
Omega consumer cutover builds an authenticated committed source archive and
links its actual callers to that canonical library; with #924 checked out:

Checks

• crumb verify . (~/.local/bin/crumb): OK, 33 crumbs current, before and after.
• Pinned crumb d0f0b95 crumb status .: 1 STALE (third_party/nvidia-open-580.173.02) both on origin/main and on this branch; pre-existing, not touched here. CUDApp CI does not run crumb verify.
• No code, gate, workflow or evidence file changed. Builds/tests NOT_RUN (doc-only); CI is the check.