A Kanban notify+wake subscription whose destination is a raw session id on the shared api_server (platform=api_server, chat_id=<session id>, notifier_profile= served secondary) was never delivered under gateway.multiplex_profiles: no profile_routes entry can anchor a session id, so _adapter_for_subscription() returned None and _claim_for_sub skipped the row before claiming (cursor frozen, no delivery attempt). A platform-wide api_server route is not the fix — it matches every api_server destination, so the default profile's own api_server subscriptions would fail closed instead. The wake leg had the same shape: _self_post_chat_completion() always POSTs to the unprefixed /v1/chat/completions with the PRIMARY adapter's key, so a served profile's wake turn would resume the session in the default profile's store. /p/<profile>/v1/... requires that profile's own API_SERVER_KEY, which a route-only profile legitimately does not have. Authorize the shared adapter only when the subscription's session id is a row in the served profile's own state.db stamped for that profile (NULL legacy stamp = the store's own profile, the same rule the dashboard session routes apply) and run the wake in-process under that profile's runtime scope through a new APIServerAdapter.run_internal_session_turn(). Unknown session, foreign stamp, unserved/deleted profile and unreadable store all fail closed; the concurrent-run cap defers the wake (cursor rewind, retry) instead of bypassing it.
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