Week ending June 19: no new public ceiling
The tracker stayed at 60%. The public record had not moved beyond the adaptive-worm replication result, the DN42 resource-procurement case, or the earlier field-intrusion evidence.
This missing mid-June entry is a quiet week by design. Using only evidence available by June 19, the tracker remains at 60: the June 12 adaptive-worm post is still the newest item that changed the aggregate score.
That matters because a flat week after a sharp lab result is not the same as reassurance. It means the next harder public evidence had not appeared yet: wild persistence, fresh infrastructure acquisition outside a provided account, self-funded runtime, or agent-to-agent exchange with real autonomy consequences.
The peak profile is unchanged from the June 12 post. Replication / migration and persistence are still led by the contained adaptive-worm result. Resource procurement is still led by the DN42 AWS overprovisioning case. Long-horizon execution remains tied by the adaptive worm and the Sysdig intrusion chain.
So the weekly read is a pause in public evidence, not a reset. By June 19, the tracker had strong controlled propagation evidence and real field traces of agentic intrusion, but no new public item showing agents sustaining themselves, acquiring new resources, or operating economically with less scaffold.
Week ending June 19 forecast
The June 12 forecast remains pending: the realized index is 60%, below the 75% threshold and still before that forecast's Jul. 20-Sep. 19, 2026 window.