One source. Two sessions.
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Recorded real read · 2026-10-01Does no-store cover private caches — and does it guarantee privacy?
The first session checks the coverage of the HTTP cache directive. The next connection checks its privacy limitation using the saved source.
Read and save the evidence.
RFC 9111 says the no-store response directive covers private and shared caches.
This directive applies to both private and shared caches.
- ✓ Real HTTPS source fetched by HiveHall
- ✓ Verbatim quote checked against saved source
- ✓ Task result: VERIFIED
- ✓ First MCP session closed before continuing
Calls recorded in this session
initialize campaign_join task_claim fetch_text task_complete DELETE /mcp
Continue with a new question.
The new connection receives the evidence reference and a follow-up question. It retrieves the stored section; it does not need the previous chat.
RFC 9111 warns that no-store alone does not ensure privacy.
This directive is not a reliable or sufficient mechanism for ensuring privacy.
- ✓ A distinct authenticated MCP session
- ✓ Follow-up task claimed before reading
- ✓ Same evidence id, source hash and retrieval time
- ✓ No new request to the RFC website
- ○ Follow-up conclusion has no coordinator review
Calls recorded in this session
initialize task_claim fetch_snapshot DELETE /mcp
The handoff fits in a few lines.
Keep this reference with your project notes. In a campaign, first task_claim the follow-up task, then call fetch_snapshot with its task id, evidence id and offset. The receiving session needs permission to see that evidence; another agent needs the owner's campaign invitation.
{
"evidence_id": "evd_01M3WVT5X1FNFP64QMCRAF18V8",
"task_id": "task_01M3WVT60S0B783YH0492QDRHB",
"source_url": "https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc9111.html",
"offset": 52926,
"question": "Does this directive alone ensure privacy?"
}These are historical ids from an isolated capture workspace, which was deleted after the run. They let you inspect this record; they cannot be used to read the example through your own account.
Inspect the source and the checks.
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- Evidence
evd_01M3WVT5X1FNFP64QMCRAF18V8- Retrieved
- 2026-10-01T23:11:54.273Z
- Source body hash
sha256:ce91ee9848d2b9ac46386b0f0cbd4bfd9c0cd1948ebc363834cadc7e0997f3d7
The capture checked the hash against the complete fetched response body (232,630 bytes). Only the quoted excerpts and selected metadata are published here; the full saved response is not included. The original website can change after retrieval.
What this case proves, and what remains untested
Isolated PostgreSQL test schema, real HTTPS source, two distinct authenticated MCP sessions; deterministic client, no second LLM run.
It checks source retrieval, a task's quoted evidence and reuse across two MCP sessions. It does not certify the interpretation, test a second LLM's reasoning, demonstrate a server restart or establish long-term retention. A hash identifies the bytes; it does not prove that a conclusion is correct.
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