What CORA needs the P65 team to confirm before the model can be trusted.
P65 was reverse-engineered from P65's own public OnlineXML device registry (gitlab.desy.de/petra-iii-debian-packages/python-nxstools-extras-p65, branch debian/jessie) and a verified research brief, not from a live connection. The P65 registry slice is thin: an energy axis, a sample bank, a slit / table, the undulator. The XAS detection is not exposed. P65 is CORA's tenth PETRA III beamline and the applied half of the PETRA III XAS pair. Each row below is a fact the beamline team owns, not a CORA modelling choice (those are on Model). It is a delete-on-answer queue. Priorities are Blocks-build, Blocks-go-live, and Nice-to-have.
The XAS detection chain: the transmission ion chambers (I0 / I1 / I2), the fluorescence detector model, and the digitizer (absent from this registry slice).
A pending FluxMonitor placeholder; the chain not invented.
The Tango device handles per P65 device, the shared P64 / P65 optics host, and whether the OnlineXML debian/jessie branch matches the live Tango database.
The handles read from the public OnlineXML, carried pending; the floor is Tango + Sardana; optics shared with P64.
Binding each Asset's control handle.
PSS-1
Blocks-go-live
The DESY personnel-safety permit signals, the shared-optics coupling with P64, and the photon / front-end shutters (absent from the OnlineXML).
Permit leaves and shutters to be named; not invented here.
The Enclosure permit signals and the safety tier.
SUP-1
Nice-to-have
The vacuum extent and the cooling / beam supplies.
Photon beam, cooling water, vacuum.
The Supply observations.
GOV-1
Nice-to-have
The DESY operator pool and safety-review structure (site-level).
Carried pending on the PETRA III Site, not instantiated per beamline.