The mesh found a payout bug — and fixed it.

Generated from the Academy integration’s decision log: while wiring certificate issuance, an agent traced an incorrect payout branch in the host product, opened a fix, and shipped it under a tier-2 approval — logged, timestamped, and reviewable like every other consequential action on the floor. No engineer opened a ticket first; the mesh surfaced it because it was watching real certificate-issuance traffic and noticed the payout branch didn’t match the declared reward schedule. This is agent governance doing its job: the decision and audit trail isn’t paperwork, it’s the thing that catches a mistake and makes the fix reviewable.