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Secretory Integrity (X30)

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Secretory Integrity (X30)

Easy explanation

It checks whether the structures that make and store resin are healthy, not damaged. If there is a lot of damage, continuing to push production can make things worse instead of helping.

Medium explanation

It requires trichome damage to be 15% or less, and storage capacity to be at least 60%. These are two separate conditions: it can fail due to high damage, low storage capacity, or both at once.

Advanced explanation

It requires trichome_damage ≤ 0.15 and storage_capacity ≥ 0.60; otherwise it reports SECRETORY_CAVITY_OR_STORAGE_LIMIT. Today, the case form doesn't yet capture these two data points directly, so this tool usually ends up "waiting for more evidence" in the Sandbox — and that's exactly what's expected of an actual lock, rather than approving without data.

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