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Three of the preview's paths reported no duration, and two of them were the slowest a user meets. A trial can be asked what a merge cost and could not be asked what the panel cost. The listing now passes through `audited` with two counters beside the duration, being how many open branches it compared and how many of those the summary cache answered, because a listing's cost is entirely explained by that ratio. The vector result was the one risk and it holds: a Clojure vector carries metadata, and nothing between the handler and the audit step rebuilds the value. A branch open now reports the derive's own time, its op-log depth, and its batch count, from `branch-file-data` itself. Depth is what predicts the cost, so the record carries it. An ordinary read never enters that function, so it gains no line, no prop, and no timer. A branch save gains the log line the other five print, and its timer moved rather than gaining a caveat. It now opens before `get-file`, so the number covers the read and, for a branch, the derive inside it, which is what compare, merge, update and materialize have always covered. The six figures are comparable for the first time. The concurrency limits were decoration. Thirteen ids were declared across the branch and pull-request commands and `climit.edn` configured none, so `climit/wrap` logged a warning at every start and ran each handler unwrapped, leaving the root chain's forty global permits as the only bound on an operation that holds three realized documents. Every declared id now has an entry, the two readers that realize whole documents gained a declaration, and each number is justified in a comment against `create-file-snapshot` as its anchor and marked provisional until a peak-heap measurement replaces it. The test helper drives the private save path directly, so it opens the timer the RPC method would have opened. Verified: 73 tests, 694 assertions, 0 failures across the three branch suites and `rpc-file-test`.