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docs: log the invalid fake key caught while making the film - #29
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Adds one row to "What the AI got wrong, and how it was caught" in
docs/HOW-THIS-WAS-BUILT.md.While making the explainer film (makoydev.github.io/vetted/film/), the fake cloud key I wrote for the sample code contained the digit 9. Real AWS access key IDs only use A–Z and 2–7, so Vetted correctly ignored it. Running the sample lines through the real v0.1.0 engine before animating caught it, and the key was replaced.
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Every AI mistake goes in the build log, including small ones outside the product code. This one shows why the film's labels were checked against the real engine instead of being typed in by hand: the check caught a fake key that real keys could never look like. The alternative, leaving it out because it never shipped, would make the log look cleaner than the process actually was.
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