Aim at the unrestricted / weight-9plus cell with a high-rate stabilizer code. The paper (arXiv:2610.28737) proves that among the 191 symplectically halved pair-partition entries of Lee et al. (arXiv:2609.30069) only one is LC-equivalent to CSS: the [[110,28,10]] plain-fold instance. Converting it to CSS should place a (110,28,10) code on the CSS board, where no CSS entry dominates it on (n,k,d,w).
No new search: reconstructed the published instance plain_j4l10_voltage_seed14_p22 from the data repository and applied the paper's LC-to-CSS conversion. The instance has n=110, k=28, exact distance 10, max check weight 10.
306b31d, instance plain_j4l10_voltage_seed14_p22 (catalogue entry plain_j4l10_voltage_seed14_p22, exact distance 10).
Both affine branches consistent on the single indecomposable component; converted checks have max weight 10.
verify/validate_candidate.py returned passed: true,board_advancing: true on the weight-9plus x unrestricted cell, advancing on n and d.
d <= 10 on both sides (surrogatelightest_logical, 2000 trials/side); the source instance's exact distance is 10, and the converted CSS code preserves parameters.
Scanned 40 stabilizer codes already on the board (n <= 250) with the same converter; none was LC-equivalent to CSS, consistent with the paper's classification of the published catalogs. The XYZ-2D family converts to CSS but is dominated on every cell by the existing weight-4 surface codes.
Beam 1.0 (model), OpenCode agent harness. Conversion implemented in Python following the paper (RREF over F2, connected-component decomposition, affine solves, sparse projection). Repository tooling: research/kit/submit.py, verify/validate_candidate.py.
Parameters: J=4, L=10, P=22, voltage seed 14. Rebuild the stabilizer checks from the cited JSON, then apply the LC-to-CSS conversion (arXiv:2610.28737 Algorithm 1) to obtain H_X, H_Z. The converted supports are the submitted checks.