fix(dsregcmd): split MDM URL presence from registry-confirmed enrollment

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Closes #869. Part of #930 (DSRegCmd shared test fixture realism): this PR closes #930 once it takes main after #917, when it fixes the fixtures #917 adds.

Head: 3fdaad9

What changed

DsregcmdDerived.mdm_enrolled mixed up "MDM URLs are shown" with "the device is enrolled". It is now split, and the enrollment answer comes only from registry evidence. Two reducer-contract rulings on #924 govern it; the second revises parts of the first.

URL presence

mdm_urls_present: Option<bool> (new field) is Some(true) when the capture shows MdmUrl or MdmComplianceUrl. It is None when the capture does not show them, or shows them empty, - or n/a. It is never Some(false).

Enrollments export reader

src-tauri/src/dsregcmd/registry.rs, load_enrollment_evidence:

• Root key required. The export counts as collected only when it contains the Enrollments root key header [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Enrollments] (any letter case). Otherwise the evidence is None, never zero.
• What counts as a key. Each distinct GUID-shaped first path segment below the root counts once, braced or unbraced (Windows writes it unbraced), ignoring braces and letter case.
• Counted from key headers. Keys are counted from the headers, not from the parsed values. A GUID key with no named values, with only @, or named only by a deeper key still counts.
• What does not count. Non-GUID children (Context, Status, Ownership) are not enrollment keys. Deeper keys (<guid>\FirstSync, <guid>\DMClient\...) are not keys of their own, and their values are not the enrollment's values.
• GUID variants. When braced and unbraced keys of one GUID both appear, the enrollment keeps the values they agree on. A value they disagree on stays unknown, so key order never changes the evidence.

Two counts (ruling 2)

The two counts are kept separate:

• enrollment_count counts enrollment registry keys. It counts every key above, whatever its values or state. It errs high on purpose, so it feeds only the negative mdm_enrolled and a Facts row labeled as registry keys.
• The active count is what every positive claim uses. It is the number of distinct canonical GUIDs whose reconciled EnrollmentState is exactly 1. ProviderID is neither a filter nor a requirement.
• One definition, two places. active_enrollment_count (parser, extended.rs) and activeEnrollmentCount (TS, dsregcmd-formatters.ts) are the same written definition, tested on the same fixture matrix.
• multiple-enrollments fires if and only if the active count is above 1. Its evidence cites the active count, and the key count with its label.

EnterpriseMgmt task GUIDs

parse_enterprise_mgmt_task_guids reads no field label, because schtasks prints its labels in the display language.

• It scans every line for the GUID-shaped path component right after EnterpriseMgmt, braced or unbraced.
• A folder line and the task lines under it dedupe to one GUID (canonical form, ignoring case).

The parse returns an Option that says whether the capture can be assessed:

• None (not assessable) when the output is empty, or no line references the EnterpriseMgmt path.
• Some(list), which may be empty, when it does.

The whole classification is a seam that every host compiles and tests, following settle_registry_export:

• classify_enterprise_mgmt_tasks takes the schtasks outcome (std::io::Result<std::process::Output>). It returns None, and logs, for a spawn error, a non-zero exit (whatever stdout printed), or empty or unrecognized output. Otherwise it returns the parsed list.
• write_scheduled_task_evidence writes enterprise-mgmt-tasks.json only for Some. The live capture passes the Option straight to it, so a query that was not assessable writes nothing and reads as not collected, never as "no tasks".
• collect_enterprise_mgmt_task_guids is only Windows glue now. It resolves schtasks.exe (None when it is missing) and runs it.

Failed exports

settle_registry_export decides keep or discard for every live reg export from the command's outcome: the exit status, or a failure to start.

• Only a successful exit keeps the file.
• Otherwise the file is removed, so the artifact reads as not collected (None), never as a partial file that parses as an empty registry.
• The tests drive this decision on every host.

GUID identity

An enrollment GUID's identity is its unbraced 8-4-4-4-12 form, compared ignoring case, everywhere GUIDs meet:

• the reader;
• the task parser;
• the parser's cross-reference and its evidence lines (dsregcmd::extended::unbraced_guid and same_enrollment_guid, new and public);
• the TS fact-group builders (enrollmentGuidKey).

One predicate (reducer-contract rulings on #924)

registry_mdm_enrollment in crates/cmtraceopen-parser/src/dsregcmd/extended.rs is the only producer of mdm_enrolled:

• Some(true): an enrollment with EnrollmentState 1 has a GUID that matches an EnterpriseMgmt task GUID.
• Some(false): only when all three hold:
  • the Enrollments export was read;
  • it holds no enrollment key (a zero count and an empty list);
  • the task evidence is absent or lists no task.
• None: everything else, including:
  • missing, unreadable or rootless exports;
  • an enrollment key that no task confirms;
  • case (a), an empty registry beside a listed task. This conflict stays unknown and raises no warning.

enrollment-missing-on-joined fires exactly when mdm_enrolled == Some(false) and azure_ad_joined == Some(true).

Join state never enters the evidence predicate. It gates only the warning and the warn tones. Input order, duplicate GUIDs, and case or brace variants never change the result.

Tone across surfaces

Every warn tone for the negative reads one source, the parser's enrollment-missing-on-joined diagnostic, through hasEnrollmentMissingOnJoined. No surface re-derives it:

• The MDM chip and the visibility tone. The chip ("No enrollment (registry)") and the MDM visibility tone both read the diagnostic. The label warns exactly when the chip warns.

• The Facts Enrollment Status group shows two rows:

  • "Enrollment registry keys" is never good. It warns if and only if the diagnostic is present, and is neutral otherwise: case (a), a device that is not joined, or any positive state.
  • "Active enrollments (EnrollmentState 1)" warns only above 1, and is otherwise neutral.

  The group is absent when the export was not read. Good stays only on per-entry rows that are state 1 and task-matched. The caption no longer calls the key count "MDM enrollment entries".

Departure from ruling 2, Q2. Ruling 2 said the key row reads derived.mdmEnrolled. After CodeRabbit's review of 6dc1768 it reads the diagnostic through hasEnrollmentMissingOnJoined instead, like the chip and the visibility tone. For parser output the two are equivalent: the diagnostic fires exactly when mdm_enrolled == Some(false) on an Entra-joined device. Reading the diagnostic gives every surface one source of truth.

Labels: owner decision pending

The visibility label wording ("Not enrolled" outranking URL presence, and the new "Registry only") is a proposal, not a settled decision. It is on #924 for the owner: #924 (comment). The spec edits on lines 258 and 264 belong to that proposal.

State table

Pinned on the TS side by dsregcmd-verdict.test.ts and fact-group-builders.test.ts, and on the parser side by mdm_enrollment_rule_six_states_joined_and_not_joined.

In the Facts column, "keys" is the "Enrollment registry keys" row and "active" is the "Active enrollments (EnrollmentState 1)" row. Values are the rows' count and tone. "Not shown" means no Enrollment Status group, because no export was read.

Joined	URLs shown	mdmEnrolled	Visibility label (tone)	Chip (tone)	Headline	Warning	Facts: keys / active
yes	yes	true	Present (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Entra joined · MDM enrollment confirmed in registry	none	1 neutral / 1 neutral
yes	yes	null	Present (good)	URLs present (neutral)	Entra joined · MDM URLs present	none	not shown
yes	yes	false	Not enrolled (warn)	No enrollment (registry) (warn)	Entra joined · No MDM enrollment in registry	fires	0 warn / 0 neutral
yes	no	true	Registry only (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Entra joined · MDM enrollment confirmed in registry	none (Info registry note)	1 neutral / 1 neutral
yes	no	null	Unknown (neutral)	No URLs (neutral)	Entra joined · No MDM URLs reported	none	not shown
yes	no	false	Not enrolled (warn)	No enrollment (registry) (warn)	Entra joined · No MDM enrollment in registry	fires	0 warn / 0 neutral
no	yes	true	Present (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Not joined to Entra ID	none	1 neutral / 1 neutral
no	yes	null	Present (good)	URLs present (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none	not shown
no	yes	false	Not enrolled (neutral)	URLs present (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none	0 neutral / 0 neutral
no	no	true	Registry only (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Not joined to Entra ID	none (Info registry note)	1 neutral / 1 neutral
no	no	null	Unknown (neutral)	No URLs (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none	not shown
no	no	false	Not enrolled (neutral)	No URLs (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none	0 neutral / 0 neutral
yes	yes	null, case (a): empty registry beside a task GUID	Present (good)	URLs present (neutral)	Entra joined · MDM URLs present	none	0 neutral / 0 neutral

Notes on the table:

• Unknown with a read export. A read export whose only key is unconfirmed (state 6, or state 1 with no matching task) also gives mdmEnrolled null. Its Facts read keys 1 neutral / active 0 or 1 neutral.
• Case (a). Its trace in Facts is the value: keys 0 next to task rows that read "No matching enrollment registry entry". The key row does not warn.
• Not-joined rows. The text "Not enrolled" sits beside the chip's "URLs present" or "No URLs". The tones agree; the wording is part of the owner decision.

Tests

Parser

mdm_enrollment_rule_ (15 tests in rules.rs):

• cases (a), (b) and (c), and the equivalence of (b) and (c);
• any listed task entry blocks the negative;
• a not-joined negative has no warning;
• an absent registry is unknown;
• unconfirmed enrollments;
• a count and a list that disagree;
• "the gate matches the field on every case";
• GUID braces and case;
• any one of several enrollments confirms;
• task order and duplicates;
• the registry note;
• the six states, joined and not joined.

multiple_enrollments_ (5 tests in rules.rs):

• the fixture matrix shared with TS (11 cases);
• keys {state 1, no values, state 6}: no Info, enrollment_count 3, mdm_enrolled None, no warning;
• two state-1 entries with different ProviderIDs fire, and the evidence cites active count 2 and the key count;
• two state-1 entries with no ProviderID fire;
• permuting the entries changes nothing.

Native

enrollments_export_ (16 tests):

• the root header is required;
• unbraced, braced and mixed GUID keys;
• keys without named values;
• GUID variants count once, independent of order;
• a deeper key's UPN, ProviderID and EnrollmentState are not the enrollment's;
• malformed and outside keys are not counted;
• empty, undecodable and unreadable exports are not collected;
• settle_registry_export: a non-zero exit (1 or 5) or a failure to start discards the file, and the export reads None; a successful exit keeps it;
• an end-to-end command test with MDM URLs shown.

enterprise_mgmt_task_guids_ (13 tests):

• unbraced folder names;
• dedupe on the canonical form;
• folder and task lines dedupe to one GUID;
• localized labels are recognized (German "Ordner:" and "Aufgabenname:", French "Dossier :" and "Nom de la tâche :");
• only the folder right under EnterpriseMgmt;
• unrecognized output is not assessable;
• empty output is not assessable;
• a folder without a GUID is assessable and empty;
• classify_enterprise_mgmt_tasks: a non-zero exit that printed a GUID path is not assessable; a spawn error is not assessable; exit 0 with a GUID path reads Some([guid]); exit 0 with empty or unrecognized output is not assessable;
• write_scheduled_task_evidence writes only for Some, read back through the bundle reader (None stays None, Some(empty) and Some([guid]) come back as written).

TS

• dsregcmd-verdict.test.ts: the twelve-row table, plus a case (a) test that never reads "No enrollment (registry)".
• dsregcmd-formatters.test.ts: the tone rule for joined and not-joined devices, and enrollmentGuidKey.
• fact-group-builders.test.ts:
  • the activeEnrollmentCount matrix (the same 11 cases as Rust);
  • the active row's value and tone;
  • the key row warns exactly with enrollment-missing-on-joined across 8 parser states, including case (a);
  • the key row follows the diagnostic, not the raw fields, in fixtures where they disagree, so rebuilding the predicate fails;
  • no count row is ever good;
  • one key without values shows 1 key and 0 active;
  • no group when the export was not read;
  • an unbraced registry GUID matches a braced task GUID.
• Workspace fixtures are in states the parser can produce.

Mutation checks

Each mutant was applied in place and then restored. Every one made at least one test fail. The first six Rust rows and the first three TS rows were run in fix round 1 (the task guard against its earlier form). The rows marked (round 3) were run in fix round 3, and the rest in fix round 2.

Mutant	Tests failed
Rust: eq_ignore_ascii_case replaced with ==	5
Rust: EnrollmentState == 1 dropped	1
Rust: task guard dropped	3
Rust: the "list empty" half dropped	1
Rust: the join gate dropped	3
Rust: brace stripping removed	8
Rust: reader first-level check removed (deeper keys merged)	1
Rust: multiple-enrollments gated on the key count	2
Rust: any state counts as active	4
Rust: a key with no state counts as active	2
Rust: no canonical GUID in the active count	2
TS: GUID key keeps braces	9
TS: label tone ignores join	3
TS: chip keys on mdmEnrolled === false	9
TS: any state counts as active	6
TS: no canonical GUID in the active count	6
TS: key row warns on count 0 when joined	2
TS: active row always neutral	3
Rust: schtasks exit-status check deleted (round 3)	1
Rust: spawn error read as an empty list (round 3)	1
Rust: task evidence written for every outcome (round 3)	1
Rust: unrecognized output read as an empty list (round 3)	1
TS: key row rebuilds the predicate from raw fields (round 3)	1

Gates (local macOS, at 3fdaad9)

• cargo fmt --all -- --check: clean.

• Clippy with -D warnings, all clean:

  • cargo clippy --locked --all-targets -- -D warnings from src-tauri/, default and --no-default-features;
  • cargo clippy --locked -p cmtrace-open --all-targets -- -D warnings;
  • cargo clippy --locked -p cmtraceopen-parser --all-targets -- -D warnings.

• cargo check --locked -p cmtraceopen-parser --target wasm32-unknown-unknown: clean.

• cargo test --locked from src-tauri/: 1737 passed, 8 ignored, 0 failed.

• cargo test --locked -p cmtraceopen-parser: 2937 passed, 2 ignored, 0 failed.

• The rulings' filters, run with --locked from the repo root:

  Filter	Passed
  -p cmtraceopen-parser --lib multiple_enrollments_	5
  -p cmtraceopen-parser --lib mdm_enrollment_rule_	15
  -p cmtrace-open --lib enterprise_mgmt_task_guids_	13
  -p cmtrace-open --lib enrollments_export_	16

• npm test -- src/workspaces/dsregcmd/fact-group-builders.test.ts src/workspaces/dsregcmd/dsregcmd-verdict.test.ts src/workspaces/dsregcmd/dsregcmd-formatters.test.ts: 146 passed.

• npx tsc --noEmit: clean.

• npx vitest run --maxWorkers=3: 164 files, 2688 tests passed.

• node --test scripts/*.test.mjs: 111 passed.

• Env-lock loop (fix(dsregcmd): an unreadable registry export is a coverage gap, not zero #903; the end-to-end test calls load_bundle_evidence while holding dsregcmd_test_env_lock):

  • cargo test --locked -p cmtrace-open --lib commands::dsregcmd: 20 runs, 20 clean.
  • cargo test --locked -p cmtrace-open --lib dsregcmd: 15 runs, 15 clean.

• git diff --check: clean.

• No U+2013 or U+2014 in added lines or commit messages.

Only process glue compiles on Windows alone, so only CI's Windows jobs build it:

• the reg export spawn and the settle_registry_export call in export_live_registry_evidence;
• the schtasks spawn in collect_enterprise_mgmt_task_guids;
• the one-line write_scheduled_task_evidence call in the live capture.

Every decision those sites make lives in a seam with no cfg gate: settle_registry_export, classify_enterprise_mgmt_tasks, parse_enterprise_mgmt_task_guids and write_scheduled_task_evidence. They carry #[cfg_attr(not(target_os = "windows"), allow(dead_code))], the repo's pattern from file_association.rs, and the tests run them on every host.

Windows-lab items for Adam

1. Task folders and their output.
   • The real EnterpriseMgmt task folder name shape.
   • Whether schtasks /query /TN \Microsoft\Windows\EnterpriseMgmt /FO LIST lists the tasks inside the GUID subfolders.
   • Its exit code and output when the folder holds no GUID folders, or is absent. If it exits 0 only when GUID folders exist, a "present but unreadable" state would need a capture-status field, which is a schema change outside fix(dsregcmd): split MDM URL presence from registry-confirmed enrollment #924.
   • The repository has no captured output, so the parser tests are synthetic.
2. Path localization. Whether the path segments \Microsoft\Windows\EnterpriseMgmt\<GUID> are unlocalized on a non-English device. The parse no longer reads any field label.
3. Unenrolled device. What a real unenrolled device's Enrollments export contains, and how many GUID keys a real enrolled device carries.
4. Non-MDM enrollment types. Whether they can carry EnrollmentState 1. If they can, the word "MDM" in the multiple-enrollments title needs a type discriminator.
5. Missing ProviderID. Whether state-1 entries without a ProviderID exist.
6. Export behavior.
   • Whether a non-elevated reg export silently drops subkeys it cannot read.
   • Whether a failed reg export leaves partial output.
   • How often a non-zero exit still wrote useful data, which is now dropped as a coverage gap.
7. Truncated exports. An export truncated right after the root header cannot be detected from its content. The ruling records this as a known unknown.

Semver

Parser 0.4.0 is unreleased. The README's "0.4.0 API migration" list and the CHANGELOG [Unreleased] entries record these changes:

• the new public field mdm_urls_present;
• the changed meaning of mdm_enrolled;
• what enrollment_count means now, and the multiple-enrollments change;
• the new public helpers (unbraced_guid, same_enrollment_guid, active_enrollment_count);
• the user-visible changes, with the labels marked as pending the owner's decision.

Review history

• First charter review: six findings. Fix round 1 (6cd3a03 through 8e6b726) applied Main's dispositions and reducer-contract ruling 1.
• Fix verification at 8e6b726: four findings.
  • Fix round 2 (c3bd636 through 6dc1768) applied reducer-contract ruling 2, which covers the two counts, the Facts rows, the zero-count tone, and the localized and assessable task capture.
  • It also applied the two low findings: the export seam and the measurement fixture's root header.
• Fix verification at 6dc1768: every ruling-2 decision confirmed, one low finding (the schtasks classification was untested off Windows). CodeRabbit's review of 6dc1768 opened one thread: the key row rebuilt the predicate instead of reading the diagnostic.
  • Fix round 3: 8bbae13 adds the classify_enterprise_mgmt_tasks and write_scheduled_task_evidence seams with their tests; 3fdaad9 makes the key row read the diagnostic.
• With the owner: the label wording and the stale spec claims (first-review findings 3 and 5).

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Summary by CodeRabbit

• Improved MDM enrollment reporting
  • MDM URL presence and confirmed enrollment are now shown as separate signals. Status labels distinguish devices with MDM URLs, registry-confirmed enrollment without URLs, and confirmed non-enrollment.
  • Enrollment status remains unknown when evidence is missing, unreadable, or conflicting.
• More accurate enrollment diagnostics
  • Missing-enrollment warnings appear only when enrollment is confirmed absent on an Entra-joined device. Multiple-enrollment findings count active enrollments rather than registry entries.
• Documentation
  • Updated migration notes explain the enrollment status and count changes.

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Walkthrough

The change separates MDM URL presence from registry-confirmed enrollment. Registry and scheduled-task evidence determine whether enrollment is confirmed, absent, or unknown. Parser diagnostics and workspace labels, tones, and enrollment counts use these separate signals.

Changes

MDM Enrollment Evidence

Layer / File(s)	Summary
Collect and parse enrollment evidence src-tauri/src/commands/dsregcmd.rs, src-tauri/src/dsregcmd/registry.rs, scripts/measure-dsregcmd-responsiveness.mjs	Registry exports require the Enrollments root header to count as collected evidence. Scheduled-task collection distinguishes unassessable output from an assessable empty result and extracts GUIDs from EnterpriseMgmt paths.
Classify enrollment and emit diagnostics crates/cmtraceopen-parser/src/dsregcmd/*, crates/cmtraceopen-parser/README.md, CHANGELOG.md	URL presence no longer establishes enrollment. Registry and task evidence set enrollment to true, false, or unknown. The joined-device warning requires confirmed absence, and multiple-enrollment findings count active GUIDs.
Present enrollment status in the workspace src/workspaces/dsregcmd/*, e2e/fixtures/screenshot-data.ts, docs/superpowers/specs/2026-10-08-dsregcmd-verdict-first-handoff-design.md	Workspace states and labels use the separate enrollment and URL signals. Enrollment facts show registry-key and active-enrollment counts separately. Tests and fixtures cover the updated states.

Priority: ➖ Normal

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Change: Bug fix

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant LiveCapture
  participant schtasks.exe
  participant RegistryExport
  participant EnrollmentParser
  participant DsregcmdWorkspace
  LiveCapture->>schtasks.exe: Query EnterpriseMgmt task paths
  LiveCapture->>RegistryExport: Export Enrollments registry keys
  schtasks.exe-->>LiveCapture: Return assessable task evidence
  RegistryExport-->>EnrollmentParser: Provide collected registry evidence
  LiveCapture->>EnrollmentParser: Provide scheduled-task evidence
  EnrollmentParser->>EnrollmentParser: Apply enrollment cross-reference
  EnrollmentParser-->>DsregcmdWorkspace: Return enrollment and URL-presence signals

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When the scheduled-task query runs without enough permission, a device can be reported as "not enrolled" in MDM even though enrollment was never actually checked. Treat permission-limited task output as unknown before merging.

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Check name	Status	Explanation	Resolution
Linked Issues check		#869 meets its coding requirements. The change separates mdm_urls_present from registry-confirmed mdm_enrolled, preserves GUID cross-reference logic, updates TypeScript callers, and reports the re…	Update the default DSRegCmd fixture so prt-stale is present only with stalePrt: true, or remove that diagnostic. Make the default event-log fixture use a live-capture source context with the matching channel list and attempted count, or…

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Title check		The title follows Conventional Commits format with the valid type fix, the affected dsregcmd scope, and a concise summary of the main change.
Out of Scope Changes check		The parser, native capture seams, registry handling, TypeScript callers, tests, fixtures, migration notes, changelog, and specification edits support #869 or #930. No unrelated change is demonstrated.

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#869 meets its coding requirements. The change separates mdm_urls_present from registry-confirmed mdm_enrolled, preserves GUID cross-reference logic, updates TypeScript callers, and reports the required automated checks. The open Windows-lab items are manual investigation tasks, so they do not establish a coding failure. #930 remains unmet. In src/workspaces/dsregcmd/DsregcmdWorkspace.test.tsx, the default analysisResult() still pairs the prt-stale diagnostic with stalePrt: false. Its default eventLogAnalysis() still uses sourceKind: "Bundle" with sourceContext() using bundlePath: null, and it declares attemptedChannelCount: 2 with an empty channels list. These defaults are not states the parser can produce for that source.

Resolution

Update the default DSRegCmd fixture so prt-stale is present only with stalePrt: true, or remove that diagnostic. Make the default event-log fixture use a live-capture source context with the matching channel list and attempted count, or remove the event-log analysis from the standalone-file default. Keep tests for invalid states explicit.

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Owner decision needed: MDM visibility labels (finding 3 of the first charter review).

#869 splits "MDM URLs present" from "enrollment confirmed in the registry". That makes two states reachable that the approved verdict spec never labels:

• URLs shown, but the Enrollments registry was read and holds no enrollment;
• enrollment confirmed in the registry, but no URLs shown.

The PR proposes labels for both and edits the approved spec (verdict spec lines ~258 and ~264) to match. A coder's spec edit is not authorization, so the labels wait for you. Everything else in the PR follows the reducer-contract ruling: it reads Some(false) only when the registry was read empty and no EnterpriseMgmt task was observed, and it uses one predicate for the field, the warning and the tone.

What each surface shows at head 8e6b726d (pinned by tests):

Joined	URLs shown	mdmEnrolled	Visibility label (tone)	Chip (tone)	Headline	Warning
yes	yes	true	Present (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Entra joined · MDM enrollment confirmed in registry	none
yes	yes	null	Present (good)	URLs present (neutral)	Entra joined · MDM URLs present	none
yes	yes	false	Not enrolled (warn)	No enrollment (registry) (warn)	Entra joined · No MDM enrollment in registry	fires
yes	no	true	Registry only (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Entra joined · MDM enrollment confirmed in registry	none (Info note)
yes	no	null	Unknown (neutral)	No URLs (neutral)	Entra joined · No MDM URLs reported	none
yes	no	false	Not enrolled (warn)	No enrollment (registry) (warn)	Entra joined · No MDM enrollment in registry	fires
no	yes	true	Present (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Not joined to Entra ID	none
no	yes	null	Present (good)	URLs present (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none
no	yes	false	Not enrolled (neutral)	URLs present (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none
no	no	true	Registry only (good)	Enrolled (registry) (pass)	Not joined to Entra ID	none (Info note)
no	no	null	Unknown (neutral)	No URLs (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none
no	no	false	Not enrolled (neutral)	No URLs (neutral)	Not joined to Entra ID	none
yes	yes	null: empty registry plus a task GUID (contradiction, case a)	Present (good)	URLs present (neutral)	Entra joined · MDM URLs present	none

Tone now agrees everywhere. The wording does not: the visibility label says "Not enrolled" or "Registry only" where the chip beside it says "No enrollment (registry)", "Enrolled (registry)", or (on a device that is not joined) "URLs present".

Main's recommendation: approve the split with the chip's wording on both surfaces.

• "Not enrolled" becomes "No enrollment (registry)", which names its source the way the chip does (the reducer-contract ruling asked for this).
• "Registry only" becomes "Enrolled (registry)".
• "Not enrolled" (or its replacement) outranks URL presence, because a registry that was read and is empty is stronger evidence than URLs from Entra discovery. URLs without an enrollment is the classic auto-enrollment failure this view should surface.
• The approved spec is then updated to match, including the stale [Verified] notes the review found (Event Logs spec section 16; verdict spec sections 10 and 14 item 1).

Reply with "approve as recommended", "approve the PR's labels as they are", or your own labels. The lane holds the label code until then. Windows-lab items for you are listed in the PR body.

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🟠 Major · Do not treat an access-level warning as an empty task folder. · dsregcmd.rs:1000

src-tauri/src/commands/dsregcmd.rs:1000
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Do not treat an access-level warning as an empty task folder.

When output contains the EnterpriseMgmt folder header followed by “no scheduled tasks presently available at your access level,” this assignment marks the output assessable. The parser then returns an empty GUID list. With a collected root-only Enrollments export, that result can report mdm_enrolled = false even though the query did not establish that enrollment tasks are absent. Treat access-limited output as None, and update the test at Line 1944 to expect unassessable evidence. schtasks runs with the current user's permissions by default. (learn.microsoft.com)

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Review comment at @src-tauri/src/commands/dsregcmd.rs at line 1000:
Update the parser logic around references_enterprise_mgmt so an EnterpriseMgmt
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