Judge reason

Step 1 of the plan is genuinely proven: transcript line 45-46 shows a live `curl -X POST https://api.resend.com/emails` with the exact planned body (from 'Acme <onboarding@resend.dev>', to ['delivered@resend.dev'], subject 'Resend send test — order #1042', the html order #1042 body) returning HTTP 200 and {"id":"01a10903-6714-7760-b8da-5d0e8496707e"}, saved to evidence/send_response.json. Setup was completed: proxy host approval for api.resend.com was granted, an invalid-key probe returned the live 400 'API key is invalid', and the supplied key authenticated successfully for send. The plan's second half never succeeded: GET https://api.resend.com/emails/01a10903-6714-7760-b8da-5d0e8496707e returned HTTP 401 {"statusCode":401,"message":"This API key is restricted to only send emails","name":"restricted_api_key"} on 6 attempts (evidence/retrieve_response.json, with live Cloudflare headers cf-ray a4579816af22ad76-PDX in evidence/retrieve_headers.txt). No retrieved email object exists, so id-match, to, subject, from, html, last_event and created_at are all unverified — the agent's own result.json records overall:false and it correctly declined to call benchmark-success. The same restriction blocked GET /domains, confirming a sending-access-only key rather than a bad request.

Attempt record

1. 2:45Asked the owner for Resend full-access API keyskipped
2. 3:54Blocked by a prerequisiteThe operator-supplied Resend API key has sending-access-only permission; GET /emails/{id} requires a full-access key and returns 401 restricted_api_key. The agent explicitly requested a full-access key via benchmark-request and the request returned {"outcome":"skipped"}, so the credential needed for the retrieve step was never available.