# Decision Gate

Verdict: **GO**

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```
VERDICT: GO
```

### Rationale
All 4/4 personas unanimously approve. Zero CRITICAL or HIGH findings. The implementation delivers all 8 PRD functional requirements with ~45 lines of production code across 4 files (`config.py`, `slack_queue.py`, `slack.py`, `daemon.py`), activating latent infrastructure rather than building new abstractions. The critical security invariant — `should_process_message()` as the single, untouched access-control chokepoint — is fully preserved. Test coverage is excellent (~680 new lines, 10:1 test-to-code ratio) covering dedup races, dual-event delivery, queue-full privacy, and startup warnings.

### Unresolved Issues
- **MEDIUM**: Rate-limit warning in `slack_queue.py` leaks to passive messages (should be guarded with `if not is_passive`) — low impact, deferred to v2
- **LOW**: Post-triage 👀 fires before queue item creation — pre-existing pattern, not a regression
- **LOW**: No explicit `message_subtype` early-return — downstream guards sufficient

### Recommendation
Merge as-is. File a follow-up issue to guard the rate-limit `post_message` with `if not is_passive` for v2.
