From 682f4f0ec37935d49b46ee5d9b043f5594f41cec Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:20:52 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 01/54] =?UTF-8?q?plan(BLW-0):=20the=2064k=20bake=20is=20TI?= =?UTF-8?q?LED=20=E2=80=94=20=C2=A712.1=20contradicted=20its=20own=20diagr?= =?UTF-8?q?am?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit §12.1 specified "64k verse-owners in ONE MailboxSoA" while the next line of the same diagram specified "sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k". Those cannot both hold: a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS, and one MailboxSoA is one owner, so the single-SoA shape has a dirty set of 0 or 1 and cannot express sparseness at all — it excluded the mechanic the driver exists for. Second, independent ground: the shape was not constructible. MailboxSoA allocates content+topic+angle at 3 × N × WORDS_PER_FP(256) × 8 B = 6,144 B/row (mailbox_soa.rs:39, :322-324), so 65,536 rows cost 384 MiB of identity planes NO MATTER how they are tiled — tiling does not reduce that total, it is a fact about the corpus size. What tiling fixes is the other half: MailboxSoA::new builds Self{..} by value, and the fixed-size columns hand-sum to ~82 B/row, so MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB stack temporary against a 2 MiB default worker stack. Resolved shape: 64 tiles × MailboxSoA<1024> = 65,536 verse rows. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection of it, so the anti-6× ruling that rejected the six-SoA (one-per-lens) shape is untouched. Note w_slot < 64 is exactly saturated at 64 tiles — a larger corpus needs a second W-dimension, not a wider field. Also corrects §12.2's inherited "zero copies": QueryReference::at and deinterlace exist as named (temporal.rs:167, :346), but deinterlace is -> Vec and .cloned()s admitted rows (:351-364) — a filtered selection with clone. No D-BLW-3 result line may call the hindsight read zero-copy. temporal.rs is not modified (§12.5); the inaccuracy is recorded where it is consumed. Board: EPIPHANIES E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1; STATUS_BOARD D-BLW-1 row carries the corrected shape and the 384 MiB price. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 12 ++++ .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 64 +++++++++++++++++-- 3 files changed, 72 insertions(+), 6 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index ba98e1f9..e055bd67 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,15 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1 — a shape spec that no line of its own diagram could satisfy + +**Status:** FINDING (two independent grounds, both checked against source before the correction). **Confidence:** High. Corrected in place at `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.1a. + +**What happened.** Arm BLW's §12.1 specified *"64k verse-owners in ONE `MailboxSoA`"*, and the **next line of the same ASCII diagram** read *"sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k"*. Those cannot both hold: a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of *owners*, one `MailboxSoA` **is** one owner, so the single-SoA shape has a dirty set of 0 or 1 and cannot express sparseness at all. The mechanic the whole driver exists for was excluded by the line directly above it. + +**The second ground is arithmetic, and it is the one worth carrying.** `MailboxSoA` allocates three identity planes at `3 × N × 256 × 8 B` = **6,144 B/row** — the *designed* hot layout, not an accident. So a 64k-row corpus is **384 MiB of planes regardless of how it is tiled**: tiling changes the stack shape (a ~5.1 MiB by-value construction at `N=65536` against a 2 MiB default worker stack, vs ~82 KiB at `N=1024`) but **not one byte** of the plane total. The instinct that "tiling will fix the memory" is wrong; tiling fixes constructibility. + +**The class.** A shape spec written as prose plus a diagram can carry a contradiction *between the prose and the diagram* that neither half reveals when read alone — and a per-row cost stated as a friendly per-unit figure ("~6 KB/thought", true and documented at the type) hides its own total until multiplied by the actual corpus. **Both defects were invisible until the spec was priced against real source.** Neither needed a run to find; both needed the constructor read. + +**Sibling check:** any plan naming a row count and a container in the same sentence — multiply the type's per-row cost by the row count and write the total down; and any diagram whose adjacent lines quantify the same thing at different cardinalities. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-A-CRITERION-MUST-BE-IN-THE-SAME-UNITS-AS-THE-TEST-IT-FEEDS-1 — the ω anchor was wrong three times, each time for the same reason **Status:** FINDING (three measured defects, each reproduced before fixing). **Confidence:** High. Code: `crates/jc/src/stats.rs::omega_total`. diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index e0cb446c..d15f66b7 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-C5 | cohort-statistic witness type under the ELEVATED carve-out + held-out anti-circularity gate | lance-graph | Queued | plan W4 | | D-KIA-D1 | observer/observed as two Locus categories over one arena (cheapest-first) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W5 | | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | -| D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed | lance-graph | In progress | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | Queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | Queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Queued (scale) | plan cycle-driver 12 | diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 91b00b1e..da39c54b 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -530,9 +530,9 @@ is the smaller objection; the law is the real one. So: ``` -one KJV bake → 64k verse-owners in ONE MailboxSoA +one KJV bake → 64k verse rows, TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024> │ - cycle Vn: sparse sealed transition set (§3) — 17 dirty, not 64k + cycle Vn: sparse sealed transition set (§3) — 17 dirty owners, not 64 │ CognitiveWork body (§5.4 seam) = apply stance L to the owner's slice │ @@ -549,6 +549,47 @@ The lens does not own a mailbox, does not add a node type, and does not change the stride. It is a function over an owner's arena slice, dispatched through the seam the driver already exposes. +#### 12.1a Correction (2026-08-04): "ONE MailboxSoA" was wrong twice — the bake is TILED + +The first draft of this section wrote *"64k verse-owners in ONE MailboxSoA"*. +That is corrected in place, on two independent grounds. **The anti-6× ruling +above is untouched** — tiling is a *partition of one corpus*, not a second +projection of it, so the `zero-copy-warden` verdict that rejected the six-SoA +shape does not reach it. + +1. **It contradicted the very next line of its own diagram.** A sparse sealed + transition set is a sparse set of *owners*. One `MailboxSoA` **is** one + owner, so a single-SoA shape cannot express "17 dirty, not 64k" at all — + its dirty set is always 0 or 1. The sparse-cycle mechanic (§3), which is + the whole point of the driver, requires many owners. +2. **It was not constructible.** `MailboxSoA` + (`cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs:58`) allocates `content` + + `topic` + `angle` as `3 × N × WORDS_PER_FP × 8 B` with + `WORDS_PER_FP = 256` (ibid.:39, :322-324) = **6,144 B/row**. That is the + designed hot layout ("~6 KB/thought", ibid.:136-141), not an accident — so + 65,536 verse rows cost **384 MiB of identity planes no matter how they are + tiled**. Tiling does not reduce that total; it is a fact about the corpus + size and must be stated wherever a 64k bake is proposed. What tiling *does* + fix is the second half: `MailboxSoA::new` builds `Self { … }` **by value**, + and the fixed-size columns hand-sum to ~82 B/row (excluding struct + padding — this is a sum of the declared array types, not a measured + `size_of`), so `MailboxSoA<65536>` is a ~5.1 MiB stack temporary against a + 2 MiB default spawned/tokio-worker thread stack. Whether that temporary is + elided is an optimization detail and not something to build on. + `MailboxSoA<1024>` is ~82 KiB of stack and 6 MiB of planes per tile. + +**Resolved shape: 64 tiles × `MailboxSoA<1024>` = 65,536 verse rows.** Note the +`w_slot < 64` constraint (ibid.:293-296) is exactly saturated at 64 tiles — +`w_slot = tile_index` uses the full 6-bit W field with nothing to spare, so a +corpus larger than 64 tiles needs a second W-dimension, not a wider field. + +**Consequence for D-BLW-1's falsifier:** 384 MiB is too heavy for routine CI, so +the falsifier runs at a tractable tile count in CI and the full 64-tile run is a +separate `#[ignore]`d test carrying the byte figure in its reason string. A +`#[ignore]`d test that is never actually run is a claim without a measurement — +the full-scale run must be executed centrally at least once and its result +recorded, or D-BLW-1 is not closed. + ### 12.2 Gadamer, mechanically: a priori and hindsight are the SAME data, two reads Horizontverschmelzung needs no third mode. The sealed version series supports @@ -561,9 +602,22 @@ both readings the operator named, and `temporal.rs` already distinguishes them: **Nothing is chosen at bake time.** One series, two reads, per `E-MARKOV-TEMPORAL-STREAM-1` (the trajectory lives on the sorted stream; any -width, per-reader rung, replayable, zero copies). This is why the time-series -shape is not merely cheaper than 1+1+4 — it is the only one where the a-priori -and hindsight readings are *the same object*. +width, per-reader rung, replayable). This is why the time-series shape is not +merely cheaper than 1+1+4 — it is the only one where the a-priori and hindsight +readings are *the same object*. + +> **Precision note (2026-08-04), verified against source before use in this +> arm:** the surfaces exist as named — `QueryReference::at(ref_version, rung)` +> (`lance-graph-planner/src/temporal.rs:167`) and `deinterlace(rows, v_ref, +> deps)` (ibid.:346) — but `deinterlace` is `-> Vec` and `.cloned()`s the +> admitted rows (ibid.:351-364). It is a **filtered selection with clone**, not +> a zero-copy projection. The stream doctrine's "zero copies" is therefore +> dropped from the sentence above, and **no D-BLW-3 result line may claim the +> hindsight read is zero-copy.** In this arm the cloned rows are small per-verse +> verdict records, so the cost is a selection over lightweight rows and not a +> copy of the substrate — which is why this is a *wording* correction and not a +> blocker. `temporal.rs` is **not** modified (§12.5); the inaccuracy is recorded +> where it is consumed, not patched where it is defined. ### 12.3 Deliverables From 78cfe2cface7b4fe5d8f8414efcae33f0c892b85 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:27:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 02/54] ci+plan: arm the cycle-driver gate; adjudicate D-BLW-2/3 against source MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit CI — the fifth blind gate, found while wiring Arm BLW. lance-graph-supervisor has TWO independent features, `supervisor` (ractor) and `cycle-driver`, and `cycle_driver` is `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]` (lib.rs:52-53). The single CI step passes `--features supervisor` only, so the entire P4a/P4b/P4c loop-closure falsifier suite had NEVER run in CI. Ran centrally: 22 tests, all green — that they pass is not the point, that nothing would have caught it if they stopped passing is. Added a `--features cycle-driver` step, kept separate so it also proves the feature builds standalone without ractor. Why this one survived four prior closings of its own class: the existing step is named "Run supervisor tests", which reads as per-CRATE coverage while the flag it carries is per-FEATURE. Every audit that scanned for uncovered crates saw the crate present and moved on. Recorded as E-A-PER-FEATURE-CI-STEP-NAMED-LIKE-PER-CRATE-COVERAGE-1. Plan §12.3a — a D-BLW-2 design pass checked §12.3's premises against the code and four did not survive. Each re-verified independently before recording: 1. Hegel is constant-false on the TSV path: reason_whole_book observes every triple at frequency 1.0, and revise_at's depth is |Δfrequency|, so contradiction never leaves 0.0 and the >0.05 filter is empty for the whole book. 2. Extending the TSV cannot fix it: `Spo` has no polarity field and `not` is dropped at PoS tagging, so negation — the sole Nietzsche input and the only source of contradiction depth — never reaches the inbound leg. 3. The obvious Kant bit is a tautology: quale = modal·staunen_at vs ablated = 0.5·staunen_at reduces to modal > 0.5, and both shipped modals exceed it, so the bit is true for every verse holding any lift. Replaced with a rank-based bit whose positive rate cannot reach 1 by construction, plus a mandatory modal_only companion measurement that must be reported if it shows the lens is a re-labelled verb detector. 4. D-BLW-3 is NOT blocked. The pass concluded it was, because QueryReference::at is a reader pin and nothing materializes an arena from a version. The premise is right; the conclusion is overridden. deinterlace takes caller-supplied rows over the public DeinterlaceRow trait, so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both the a-priori and hindsight reads off the real surface, reconstructing nothing. Also lands the pre-registered twin thresholds (Landis-Koch 0.80/0.20, a 5% discordant-COUNT clause because kappa can fall on few cells when marginals are lopsided, N >= 1000 floor), the degeneracy assertions that keep a meaningless kappa visible rather than printable, two named bias diagnostics (pronoun collision inflating Hegel, stamp saturation suppressing it), and the placement ruling to lift the stance machinery into the library with the probe's B1-B6 asserts as its behaviour-preservation falsifier. Corrects §12's "the four stances are the shipped B6 panel" — they are per-verse binary PROJECTIONS of it; the panel emits a ranking, a partition, a lift list and a concept map, none of which is a per-verse binary. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 10 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 4 +- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 116 +++- .github/workflows/rust-test.yml | 12 + .../tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs | 642 ++++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 780 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index e055bd67..b7ceedb4 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,13 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-A-PER-FEATURE-CI-STEP-NAMED-LIKE-PER-CRATE-COVERAGE-1 — the fifth blind gate survived four closings of its own class + +**Status:** FINDING (measured: 22 previously-unrun tests, all green on first central run). **Confidence:** High. Fix: a `--features cycle-driver` step in `.github/workflows/rust-test.yml`. + +**What happened.** This repo has closed the "green CI that never built the new module" gate four times — deepnsm, deepnsm-v2, supervisor, bgz-tensor, plus the self-asserting probe examples — and each closure is commented in the workflow as such. A fifth instance was sitting *inside the third one*: `crates/lance-graph-supervisor` has TWO independent features, `supervisor` (ractor) and `cycle-driver` (the P4 loop-closure driver), and `cycle_driver` is `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]` (`lib.rs:52-53`). The CI step passes `--features supervisor` only. **The entire P4a/P4b/P4c falsifier suite — 22 tests including the one-WAL-write/one-version seal, the sparse-set-with-byte-identical-remainder at 65,536 owners, and the Outcome round-trip — had never once run in CI.** They pass; that is not the point. + +**Why this one survived the four closings.** The step is named *"Run supervisor tests (W2b real-owner probes)"*. That name reads as **per-crate** coverage — "the supervisor crate's tests run" — while the flag it carries is **per-feature**. Every later audit that scanned the workflow for uncovered crates saw the crate's name present and moved on. The gate was invisible precisely *because* a step for that crate existed. + +**The class.** Whenever a crate has two or more *independent* (non-implying) features, one CI step per crate is not coverage — it is coverage of one feature wearing the crate's name. **Sibling check:** for every `--features X` in CI, list the crate's other features and ask which of them `X` does NOT enable; a feature that gates a whole `pub mod` and is not in any CI step is dead to the gate. Name steps after the *feature*, not the crate, so the gap is legible in the step list. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1 — a shape spec that no line of its own diagram could satisfy **Status:** FINDING (two independent grounds, both checked against source before the correction). **Confidence:** High. Corrected in place at `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.1a. diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index d15f66b7..487f1491 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-D1 | observer/observed as two Locus categories over one arena (cheapest-first) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W5 | | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed | lance-graph | In progress | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | -| D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | Queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | -| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | Queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa. DESIGN ADJUDICATED 2026-08-04 (12.3a, verified in source): the stances are per-verse binary PROJECTIONS of the B6 panel, not the panel itself; the TSV route is dead for two of four lenses (uniform f=1.0 gives contradiction identically 0 so Hegel is constant-false; negation never reaches the inbound leg so Nietzsche has no input); the obvious Kant bit is a tautology (quale > ablated reduces to modal > 0.5, true for both shipped modals) and is replaced by a rank-based bit plus a mandatory modal_only companion; ruling is to LIFT stream/Interner/ReadOut/stance_panel into lance_graph_planner::nars::stance with the probe's B1-B6 asserts as the behaviour-preservation falsifier. Thresholds pre-registered in 12.3a (Landis-Koch 0.80 / 0.20, 5% discordant-count clause, N >= 1000 floor). First jc consumer in the workspace (dev-dep) | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | +| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer. UNBLOCKED 2026-08-04 (12.3a item 4): a design pass called this blocked because QueryReference::at is a reader PIN and nothing materializes an arena from a version — the premise is right, the conclusion is overridden. No reconstruction is needed: deinterlace takes CALLER-SUPPLIED rows over the public, externally-implementable DeinterlaceRow trait (temporal.rs:318, NoDeps at :271), so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both reads off the real surface. temporal.rs unmodified | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Queued (scale) | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index da39c54b..324e3d52 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -509,8 +509,11 @@ optional capabilities. > **Status:** PLANNED / CONJECTURE. Operator-directed 2026-08-04. Adds **no new > subsystem** — the lens is a thought body in the §5.4 pluggable seam, the -> corpus is the shipped KJV bake, the four stances are the shipped B6 panel, and -> the fusion read is `temporal.rs`'s existing version-range surface. §7's +> corpus is the shipped KJV bake, the four stances are **per-verse binary +> projections of** the shipped B6 panel (see §12.3a — the panel's own outputs are +> a ranking, a partition, a lift list and a concept→count map, **none of which is +> a per-verse binary**), and the fusion read is `temporal.rs`'s existing +> version-range surface. §7's > exclusions hold verbatim: `persist_sink.rs` and `temporal.rs` are **not > modified**, only consumed. @@ -628,6 +631,115 @@ readings are *the same object*. | **D-BLW-3** | **Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory** — pairwise lens agreement tracked across the sealed series `V1..Vn`, under both the a-priori (single-version) and hindsight (range) reads. | **Fusion must MOVE.** If pairwise κ between two lenses is flat across the series, no horizons merged and the word is decoration. **Kill condition:** flat κ ⇒ the claim regrades to *"four independent stance reads over a shared corpus"* — still true, still useful, **not Gadamer**. The two reads must also be compared: if the a-priori and hindsight trajectories are identical, the distinction is not doing work and should be dropped rather than narrated. | | **D-BLW-4** *(scale)* | **64k concurrent thought bodies** — the parallelism claim, at KJV scale. | Inherits W2's **pre-registered, non-adjustable** thresholds: median of ≥5 runs after one discarded warm-up; ≥2× speedup at ≥4,096 owners with ≥100 µs bodies. **Kill:** failure regrades claim (a) to *"64k-scale **sequential** sparse cycles"* — still true, different claim. | +### 12.3a Adjudicated design (2026-08-04) — four premises of §12.3 were wrong, verified in source + +A D-BLW-2 design pass checked §12.3's premises against the code. Four did not +survive. Each was **re-verified independently before being recorded here**; the +line numbers are the checks, not the report. + +**(1) Hegel is constant-false on the TSV path — so the cheap route is dead.** +`reason_whole_book.rs:92-96` observes every triple at `TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9)`, +and `BeliefArena::revise_at` sets `depth = (b.truth.frequency − new.frequency).abs()` +(`belief.rs:194`). Uniform frequency ⟹ `depth ≡ 0.0` ⟹ `Belief.contradiction` +never leaves `0.0` ⟹ `contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter is empty for the +whole book. **Consequence:** the "re-derive the four binaries from arena + TSV" +option is not cheap-but-lossy, it is *impossible for two of four lenses*. + +**(2) Negation never reaches the inbound leg, so extending the TSV cannot fix +(1).** `deepnsm_v2::Spo` is three `WordId`s with no polarity field, and `not` +carries PoS `x` → `Pos::Other` → skipped by the FSM. `Provenance.negated` is the +sole input to the Nietzsche stance, and negation is the only source of the +low-frequency emissions that create contradiction depth at all. Adding TSV +columns would mean porting the clause machine into the inbound leg — which +`E-DEEPNSM-V2-IS-INBOUND-LEG-REASONING-LIVES-IN-LANCE-GRAPH-1` forbids. + +**(3) The obvious Kant bit is a tautology.** `RungLift.quale = modal * staunen_at` +(`probe_eyes_opened.rs:465`) and the panel's ablated value is +`UNIFORM_MODAL(0.5) * l.staunen_at` (ibid.:616, 624). So +`quale > ablated ⟺ (modal − 0.5)·staunen_at > 0`, and **both** shipped modals +(0.85, 0.70) exceed 0.5 — the bit is true for every verse holding any lift. +That is the `closed_class_guess` 150/150 defect, caught *before* it was written. +**The Kant binary is therefore rank-based:** true iff the verse holds a lift the +graded ordering ranks strictly higher than the uniform-modal ordering does. +Ranking is relative, so promotions and demotions balance and the positive rate +cannot reach 1 by construction. **Mandatory companion:** report +`binary_association(kant, modal_only)` where `modal_only[i] = ∃ lift at i with +modal > 0.7`; κ ≥ 0.95 means the lens is a re-labelled verb detector and **the +result line must say so** rather than present it as a stance. + +**(4) `QueryReference::at` is a reader PIN, not a data read — but D-BLW-3 is NOT +blocked.** The design pass concluded D-BLW-3 was blocked because +`at(ref_version, rung) -> Self` (`temporal.rs:167`) returns a coordinate and +nothing materializes a `BeliefArena` from a `LanceVersion`. The first half is +right; **the conclusion is not, and this plan overrides it.** D-BLW-3 never needed +arena reconstruction: `deinterlace(rows, v_ref, deps)` (`temporal.rs:346`) takes +**caller-supplied rows** over the public, externally-implementable +`trait DeinterlaceRow` (`temporal.rs:318`) with `NoDeps` (`temporal.rs:271`) +already provided. So the harness emits one lightweight **per-(verse, version) +verdict row** as the sealed series is produced, implements `DeinterlaceRow` on it +(`lance_version()` = the sealing version), and gets **both** reads off the real +surface: a-priori = `deinterlace` at `QueryReference::at(Vn, rung)`; hindsight = +the same over a version range. Nothing is reconstructed and nothing in +`temporal.rs` is modified (§12.5 holds). + +**Placement ruling: lift the machinery into the library.** `stream` / `Interner` / +`ReadOut` / `Provenance` / `RungLift` / `FlipKind` / `contradiction_ranking` / +`stance_panel` move from `probe_eyes_opened.rs` into +`lance_graph_planner::nars::stance`; the probe keeps its `main()` and imports +instead of defining. **The lift's own falsifier is that the probe's B1–B6 asserts +stay byte-for-byte green** — if they move, the lift changed behaviour. Rationale: +options (2) and (1) are dead, and a fresh re-statement in the BLW module would +create a *second, divergent* definition of four stances. + +**Known scope not yet paid (do not discover this late):** the labelled verse +parser `parse_kjv_genesis` hard-stops on a Genesis-specific end marker +(`probe_eyes_opened.rs:802`), while `bible_wave`'s splitter runs the whole book +but keeps **no** chapter:verse label. The BLW module needs labelled verses for +the whole book, so generalizing the parser is real work, not a config change. + +**Pre-registered discrimination-twin thresholds** (fixed here, before any run, +**non-adjustable after** — a miss is a miss). Six pairs over the four lenses: +- **can-discriminate:** ∃ a pair with `kappa = Some(k)`, `k ≤ 0.80`, **and** + `(n01 + n10) ≥ 0.05·N`. `0.80` is the Landis–Koch floor of the "almost + perfect" band — an external convention that predates this corpus and so cannot + have been fitted to it. The count clause supplies §12.3's "non-trivial share" + on *counts*, because κ can fall well below 1 on a handful of discordant cells + when the marginals are lopsided. +- **can-agree:** ∃ a pair with `k ≥ 0.20` **and** both positive rates in + `[0.05, 0.95]`. `0.20` is the Landis–Koch slight/fair boundary; the marginal + guard is what stops two near-constant lenses "agreeing" on a sea of `false`. +- **corpus floor:** `N ≥ 1,000` verses, so the 5 % disagreement floor is ≥ 50 + discordant cells. Below that the marginals are too noisy to read and the twin + is not reported at all. The 13-verse inline fixture is **far** below this and + must never be used to claim the twin. +- The two halves MAY be satisfied by different pairs; if one pair satisfies both, + that is reported explicitly — it means one pair is doing all the work. + +**Degeneracy assertions (a κ that is printable but meaningless must be visible):** +compute each lens's positive rate *before* pairing and assert `0 < rate < 1`; any +lens outside `[0.01, 0.99]` is stamped `DEGENERATE`, **excluded from both halves' +∃-quantifier, and the exclusion printed** — never silent. A pair with +`expected_agreement > 0.95` is stamped `UNSTABLE` and cannot satisfy *can-agree*. +`binary_association` returning `None` is a **KILL** naming the pair, never a +skipped row. Assert the six tables are not all identical. `kappa`/`phi` print as +`undefined(p_e=1)` / `undefined(constant)` when `None` — **never `0.0`, never +blank, never omitted.** + +**Two diagnostics that must ship with the numbers, because they are directions of +known bias, not hypotheticals:** (a) `stream` normalizes all personal pronouns to +one corpus-wide referent, so statements from distant books collide and revise +against each other — report the share of Hegel-positive verses whose triggering +statement is that referent; (b) `Stamp::source(id) = 1 << (id % 64)` saturates +after ~64 distinct sources, after which observations route to CHOICE rather than +revision, **suppressing** contradiction on exactly the hub statements (a) inflates +— report the count of beliefs with a saturated stamp. + +**New dependency, declare it:** `crates/jc` is workspace-EXCLUDED and currently +has **zero** consumers anywhere in the workspace. The twin harness is the first, +as a `[dev-dependencies]` path edge from `lance-graph-planner`. Do **not** invert +it — hosting the harness inside `jc` would drag the planner's whole dep tree into +a crate whose constitution is zero-dep, and §12.5 keeps `jc` the untouched oracle. + ### 12.4 Claim ceiling (carried from the D3a/D3b split — do not re-cross it) κ and φ between two lens projections measure **overlap**, not validity. A diff --git a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml index 773ab60a..e9d66baa 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml @@ -141,6 +141,18 @@ jobs: # dev-dep, no lance/datafusion. - name: Run supervisor tests (W2b real-owner probes) run: cargo test --manifest-path crates/lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml --features supervisor + # SAME blind gate, one feature over (found 2026-08-04 while wiring Arm BLW): + # `cycle_driver` is `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]` (lib.rs:52-53) and + # that feature is INDEPENDENT of `supervisor`, so the step above — which + # passes only `--features supervisor` — never compiled the module at all. + # The entire P4a/P4b/P4c loop-closure falsifier suite (one WAL write, one + # version, sparse sealed set, Outcome round-trip) has therefore never run + # in CI since it landed. Fifth instance of the pattern the four steps + # around this one exist to close. Kept as its OWN step (not folded into + # `--features supervisor,cycle-driver`) so it also proves `cycle-driver` + # builds standalone, without ractor. Gating. + - name: Run cycle-driver tests (P4 loop-closure falsifiers) + run: cargo test --manifest-path crates/lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml --features cycle-driver # bgz-tensor: workspace-EXCLUDED metric-algebraic codec crate (deps the # ndarray sibling checked out above + in-repo holograph). None of the # steps above reach it, so its 207 lib tests — including the V3 diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..2b2851bb --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs @@ -0,0 +1,642 @@ +//! D-BLW-1 — the tiled 64k verse fleet + the lens body in the cycle-driver +//! seam. +//! +//! ## Why TILED, not one `MailboxSoA<65536>` +//! +//! The corpus is ONE bake, **TILED** across K mailbox owners of +//! `MailboxSoA<1024>`. 64 tiles × 1024 rows = 65,536 verse rows. Three +//! reasons this is the shape, not a single giant SoA: +//! +//! - **Size is invariant to tiling.** `MailboxSoA` allocates +//! `content`+`topic`+`angle` as `3 × N × WORDS_PER_FP(256) × 8 B` = +//! 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows is **384 MiB** no matter how it is tiled. +//! Tiling only changes how the 384 MiB is *addressed* (K owners vs one). +//! - **`MailboxSoA::new` is a large by-value construction.** A single +//! `MailboxSoA<65536>` would put ~5 MB of the const-sized columns +//! (`energy`, `plasticity_counter`, `last_active_cycle`, …) on the stack +//! during `new()`'s return-by-value, which can overflow a test thread's +//! stack. Tiling at N=1024 keeps each construction's stack-resident +//! portion ~84 KB. +//! - **A sparse sealed transition set ("17 dirty, not 64k") is a sparse +//! set of *owners*.** One `MailboxSoA` is one mailbox owner +//! (`MailboxFleet::Owner`), so a single giant SoA cannot express "most +//! owners are byte-identical" at all — there is only one owner to be +//! dirty or clean. Tiling is a **partition of one corpus** into many +//! owners, not a second projection of it, so it does not disturb the +//! zero-copy ruling that rejected a 6-SoA (one-per-lens) shape: this is +//! still exactly one bake, just addressed through K owner keys instead +//! of one. +//! +//! ## What this file re-anchors, not what it discovers +//! +//! **The mechanical property — a sealed cycle applies only its sparse +//! transition set, and every unrepresented owner is byte-identical after — +//! is ALREADY proven at 64k scale**, in `cycle_driver.rs`'s own test module: +//! `p4b_applies_only_the_sealed_sparse_set_64k_of_17_advance_rest_byte_identical` +//! (line ~1098, `const FLEET: u32 = 65_536`, 17 represented owners, a cloned +//! `before` fleet, a per-owner byte-identical assertion). That test proves +//! the mechanism over the lightweight in-file `FakeOwner`. +//! +//! What this file adds is two things `FakeOwner` structurally cannot +//! exercise: (1) the driver run over the **production `MailboxSoA` owner** +//! instead of the fake, and (2) a **real lens body** in the `CognitiveWork` +//! seam that actually reads an owner's row slice +//! (`MailboxSoaView::energy()`) to decide whether to cast — `FakeOwner` +//! carries no row columns at all, so no lens reading real data could ever +//! run over it. This is the same precedented gap-closure as +//! `tests/w2b_real_owner_probe.rs`, which exists for the identical reason on +//! the actor side ("`KanbanActor` was only ever exercised against +//! `TestBoard`"). The tests below are named `..._over_the_real_mailbox_soa` +//! for this reason: they are RE-PROOFS on the real owner + a real lens, not +//! first proofs of the sparse-set mechanism itself. + +#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")] +mod blw_bible_lens_wave { + use std::collections::HashMap; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; + use std::sync::Mutex; + + use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::MailboxSoA; + use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; + use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; + use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::DatasetVersion; + use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::MailboxSoaView; + use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; + use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ + CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, + }; + use lance_graph_planner::traits::StrategyOutcome; + use lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::{run_cognitive_work, run_cycle}; + + // ── The one number the CI test and the full-scale test share ─────────────── + + /// Rows per tile — `MailboxSoA`. Fixed at the default capacity + /// (`cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::DefaultMailboxSoA`'s width). + const TILE_ROWS: usize = 1024; + + /// The full KJV-scale tile count: 64 tiles × 1024 rows = 65,536 verse + /// rows. THE number — `CI_TILES` below is derived from it so the CI test + /// and the ignored full-scale test relate by one division, not a scatter + /// of independent literals. + const FULL_TILES: usize = 64; + + /// A CI-tractable slice of the same shape: 8 tiles × 1024 rows = 8,192 + /// rows (≈48 MiB). `FULL_TILES / 8` so the relationship to the full-scale + /// constant above is explicit, not a coincidence of two hand-picked + /// numbers. + const CI_TILES: usize = FULL_TILES / 8; + + type Tile = MailboxSoA; + type Fleet = HashMap; + + // ── Deterministic seeding (no RNG, no clock) ──────────────────────────────── + + /// Deterministic per-(tile, row) `entity_type` seed. Varies by both tile + /// and row so the plane is not merely a repeated constant. + fn seed_entity_type(tile: usize, row: usize) -> u16 { + ((tile * 37 + row) % 4096) as u16 + } + + /// Deterministic per-(tile, row) `energy` seed. `row == 0` is seeded to + /// EXACTLY `tile as f32` — the lens predicate below reads this value to + /// recover which tile it is looking at (a genuine read through + /// `MailboxSoaView::energy()`, never a shortcut through the tile index + /// itself). Every other row carries a small deterministic offset so the + /// whole 1024-row plane is populated, not just row 0. + fn seed_energy(tile: usize, row: usize) -> f32 { + tile as f32 + (row as f32) * 1e-4 + } + + /// Bake `n_tiles` mailbox owners of `MailboxSoA` — the corpus + /// is ONE bake, tiled across K owners (see the module doc for why tiling, + /// not a single N=65536 SoA, is the shape). `w_slot = tile % 64` (the + /// 6-bit W-slot constraint — real for a fleet this wide: a 64-tile fleet + /// uses every slot exactly once). Rows are seeded deterministically via + /// [`seed_entity_type`] / [`seed_energy`] — no RNG, no clock — so the + /// fixture is reproducible byte-for-byte across runs. Returns the fleet + /// and the total verse-row count (`n_tiles * TILE_ROWS`). + fn bake_tiles(n_tiles: usize) -> (Fleet, usize) { + let mut fleet: Fleet = HashMap::with_capacity(n_tiles); + for tile in 0..n_tiles { + let mailbox_id = tile as MailboxId; + let w_slot = (tile % 64) as u8; + let mut mb: Tile = MailboxSoA::new(mailbox_id, w_slot, 1.0); + // W1c discipline: declare the logical row count before use. + mb.set_populated(TILE_ROWS); + for row in 0..TILE_ROWS { + mb.set_entity_type(row, seed_entity_type(tile, row)); + mb.energy[row] = seed_energy(tile, row); + } + fleet.insert(mailbox_id, mb); + } + (fleet, n_tiles * TILE_ROWS) + } + + // ── Move helpers (mirrors cycle_driver.rs's own `mv()` / `sentinel()`) ───── + + /// A move a test harness casts directly, naming the live owner (used to + /// stage the initial `Planning -> CognitiveWork` casts). + fn mv(owner: MailboxId, from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { + KanbanMove { + mailbox: owner, + from, + to, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Native, + } + } + + /// A bootstrap-sentinel move (`mailbox 0`, `witness_chain_position 0`) + /// that `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` rebinds to the live owner + /// — the shape a lens body's `StrategyOutcome::intended_move` must be. + fn sentinel(from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { + KanbanMove { + mailbox: 0, + from, + to, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Native, + } + } + + /// Stage one `Planning -> CognitiveWork` cast per owner. + fn stage_planning_to_cognitive(owners: &[MailboxId]) -> BatchWriter> { + let mut w: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + for &id in owners { + w.cast( + id, + vec![mv(id, KanbanColumn::Planning, KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork)], + vec![0xAB], + ); + } + w + } + + // ── The lens body ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /// The lens: reads the owner's row-0 energy (a genuine read through + /// [`MailboxSoaView::energy`] — never a mutation, never a shortcut + /// through the tile index the caller happens to know) and casts a + /// `CognitiveWork -> Evaluation` bootstrap intent for every owner whose + /// recovered tile index is a multiple of three. `None` (held) for every + /// other owner — both the fire and the stay-silent path are real on any + /// fleet with at least 3 tiles (this fixture always has ≥ 3). + fn tile_divisible_by_three_lens(owner: &Tile) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)> { + let energy = owner.energy(); // &[f32] — a read via MailboxSoaView + let row0 = *energy.first().expect("a populated tile has row 0"); + let tile_index = row0 as i64; // seeded to `tile as f32` exactly (see seed_energy) + if tile_index % 3 != 0 { + return None; // held — the can-stay-silent half + } + let outcome = StrategyOutcome { + reliability: 0.9, + intended_move: Some(sentinel( + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + )), + }; + Some((outcome, vec![0xEE])) + } + + /// Independently-derived expected fire count (multiples of 3 in + /// `0..n_tiles`) — computed over the tile-index LOOP, not over the lens's + /// energy-row-0 read. Divergence between this and the lens's actual + /// output would mean the owner ↔ row-0-energy ↔ MailboxId wiring broke + /// somewhere in bake/seal/apply/lens, not that the `% 3` arithmetic + /// disagrees with itself. + fn expected_multiples_of_three(n_tiles: usize) -> usize { + (0..n_tiles).filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).count() + } + + // ── Full observable-column snapshot (anti-vacuity gate) ───────────────────── + + /// Every column [`MailboxSoaView`] exposes for one owner, captured as + /// owned data. Used to prove an untouched owner is BYTE-IDENTICAL after a + /// cycle, not merely "still present". + #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)] + struct Snapshot { + phase: KanbanColumn, + current_cycle: u32, + energy: Vec, + entity_type: Vec, + edges_raw: Vec, + meta_raw: Vec, + } + + fn snapshot(owner: &Tile) -> Snapshot { + Snapshot { + phase: owner.phase(), + current_cycle: owner.current_cycle(), + energy: owner.energy().to_vec(), + entity_type: owner.entity_type().to_vec(), + edges_raw: owner.edges_raw().to_vec(), + meta_raw: owner.meta_raw().to_vec(), + } + } + + // ── The fake WAL sink (a minimal re-implementation — `cycle_driver.rs`'s + // own `FakeWalSink` is private to its `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` and is + // NOT reachable from an integration test under `tests/`) ──────────────── + + struct SealedRec { + frame: CycleFrame, + version: DatasetVersion, + landings: Vec, + } + + struct FakeWalSink { + sealed: Mutex>, + next_version: AtomicU64, + wal_writes: AtomicU64, + } + + impl FakeWalSink { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + sealed: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), + next_version: AtomicU64::new(1), + wal_writes: AtomicU64::new(0), + } + } + fn wal_writes(&self) -> u64 { + self.wal_writes.load(Ordering::SeqCst) + } + } + + impl WalSink for FakeWalSink { + async fn commit_cycle( + &self, + base: DatasetVersion, + batch: DetachedCycleBatch, + ) -> Result { + let mut sealed = self.sealed.lock().unwrap(); + let head = sealed.last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version); + if base != head { + return Err(WriteFailed(format!("stale base {base:?}, head {head:?}"))); + } + self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)); + sealed.push(SealedRec { + frame: batch.frame, + version, + landings: batch.landings, + }); + Ok(version) + } + async fn scan_sealed( + &self, + from: Option, + ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + let sealed = self.sealed.lock().unwrap(); + Ok(sealed + .iter() + .filter(|s| from.map_or(true, |f| s.version > f)) + .flat_map(|s| { + s.landings.iter().cloned().map(move |slot| LandedSlot { + version: s.version, + slot, + }) + }) + .collect()) + } + async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + let sealed = self.sealed.lock().unwrap(); + Ok(sealed.iter().map(|s| (s.frame.cycle, s.version)).collect()) + } + } + + // ── FALSIFIER 1: N tiled casts -> exactly one WAL write, one version, + // over the REAL MailboxSoA owner (re-anchors p4a's FakeOwner-side + // headline, `p4a_drains_casts_and_seals_one_wal_write_one_version`) ────── + + #[tokio::test] + async fn blw1_n_casts_seal_to_one_write_and_one_version_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { + let (mut fleet, total_rows) = bake_tiles(CI_TILES); + assert_eq!(total_rows, CI_TILES * TILE_ROWS, "8 tiles x 1024 rows"); + let owners: Vec = (0..CI_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); + + let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); + let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); + let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + + let out = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), + 0, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + + assert_eq!( + sink.wal_writes(), + 1, + "{CI_TILES} tiled casts -> exactly ONE WAL write" + ); + assert_eq!( + out.sealed.version, + DatasetVersion(1), + "-> exactly one version" + ); + assert_eq!( + out.applied.applied.len(), + CI_TILES, + "every tile's Planning->CognitiveWork move landed" + ); + for &id in &owners { + assert_eq!(fleet[&id].phase(), KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork); + } + } + + // ── FALSIFIER 2: only the sealed sparse set (as decided by a REAL lens + // reading real row data) advances; the rest is byte-identical — the + // anti-vacuity gate, RE-ANCHORING + // `p4b_applies_only_the_sealed_sparse_set_64k_of_17_advance_rest_byte_identical` + // on the real `MailboxSoA` owner instead of `FakeOwner` ───────────────── + + #[tokio::test] + async fn blw1_sparse_set_advances_remainder_byte_identical_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { + let (mut fleet, _) = bake_tiles(CI_TILES); + let owners: Vec = (0..CI_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); + let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); + let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); + + // Cycle 1: every tile enters CognitiveWork. + let out1 = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), + 0, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + assert_eq!(out1.applied.applied.len(), CI_TILES); + + // Snapshot EVERY owner's full observable column state before the lens + // wave — the "before" half of the byte-identical proof. + let before: HashMap = owners + .iter() + .map(|&id| (id, snapshot(&fleet[&id]))) + .collect(); + + // The lens fires for owners whose tile index (read from row-0 energy) + // is a multiple of three. + let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); + + let expected_fire: Vec = owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).collect(); + let expected_held: Vec = owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 != 0).collect(); + // Hand-derived, pinned literal (CI_TILES=8: tiles 0,3,6 are multiples + // of three) — `== N`, not `>= N`. + assert_eq!(expected_fire.len(), 3, "tiles 0, 3, 6 among CI_TILES=8"); + assert_eq!(expected_held.len(), 5, "the other 5 tiles among CI_TILES=8"); + assert_eq!( + cw.cast, + expected_fire.len(), + "exactly the multiples-of-3 tiles cast a next intent" + ); + assert_eq!(cw.held_owners.len(), expected_held.len()); + assert!( + !expected_fire.is_empty(), + "anti-vacuity: the lens genuinely fires on this input" + ); + assert!( + !expected_held.is_empty(), + "anti-vacuity: the lens genuinely stays silent on this input" + ); + assert!( + expected_fire.len() < CI_TILES, + "sparse: strictly fewer than every owner fired" + ); + + // Cycle 2: seal + apply ONLY the fired owners' CognitiveWork -> Evaluation. + let out2 = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(2), DatasetVersion(1)), + out1.sealed.next_position_base, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + + assert_eq!( + out2.applied.applied.len(), + expected_fire.len(), + "dirty_count == exactly the fired set, not merely nonzero" + ); + for &id in &expected_fire { + assert_eq!( + fleet[&id].phase(), + KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + "fired tile {id} advanced" + ); + } + + // The anti-vacuity gate proper: every held owner's FULL snapshot + // compares byte-identical to its pre-wave state — not merely + // "the phase looks unchanged". + let mut untouched = 0usize; + for &id in &expected_held { + let after = snapshot(&fleet[&id]); + assert_eq!( + after, + before.get(&id).unwrap().clone(), + "held tile {id} must be BYTE-IDENTICAL to its pre-wave snapshot" + ); + assert_eq!( + after.phase, + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + "held tile {id} stayed at CognitiveWork" + ); + untouched += 1; + } + assert_eq!(untouched, expected_held.len()); + assert_eq!( + untouched + expected_fire.len(), + CI_TILES, + "every owner is accounted for: fired + untouched == the whole fleet" + ); + } + + // ── FALSIFIER 3: an Outcome cast by a REAL lens in Vn is applied in + // Vn+1 — re-anchors `p4c_cognitive_work_casts_the_next_intent_and_round_trips` + // (which uses `FakeOwner` and a hand-built outcome, not a lens reading + // real row data) on the real `MailboxSoA` owner, at tile scale ───────── + + #[tokio::test] + async fn blw1_lens_cast_in_vn_is_applied_in_vn_plus_1_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { + let (mut fleet, _) = bake_tiles(CI_TILES); + let owners: Vec = (0..CI_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); + let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); + let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); + + // Vn = V1: every tile enters CognitiveWork. + let out1 = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), + 0, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + assert_eq!(out1.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(1)); + for &id in &owners { + assert_eq!(fleet[&id].phase(), KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork); + } + + // The lens thinks over the REAL post-V1 fleet and casts a next-cycle + // Outcome for every multiple-of-3 tile — staged into the writer for + // V2, never applied yet (P4c never mutates a mailbox itself). + let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); + let expected_fire = expected_multiples_of_three(CI_TILES); + assert_eq!(expected_fire, 3, "pinned: tiles 0, 3, 6 among CI_TILES=8"); + assert_eq!(cw.cast, expected_fire, "one cast per multiple-of-3 tile"); + for &id in &owners { + assert_eq!( + fleet[&id].phase(), + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + "the cognitive pass alone never mutates a mailbox" + ); + } + + // Vn+1 = V2: the driver drains the staged casts, seals ONE more + // version, and applies exactly the fired set's CognitiveWork -> + // Evaluation step. + let out2 = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(2), DatasetVersion(1)), + out1.sealed.next_position_base, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + + assert_eq!( + out2.sealed.version, + DatasetVersion(2), + "the outcome cast in V1 seals into exactly V2, not V1 itself" + ); + assert_eq!( + out2.applied.applied.len(), + expected_fire, + "V1's outcome cast is exactly what advanced in V2" + ); + for &id in &owners { + let expected_phase = if id % 3 == 0 { + KanbanColumn::Evaluation + } else { + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork + }; + assert_eq!( + fleet[&id].phase(), + expected_phase, + "tile {id}: V1-cast outcome landed in V2, nothing else moved" + ); + } + } + + // ── FALSIFIER 4 (ignored by default): the same three re-anchored + // assertions at the full 64-tile / 65,536-row KJV scale, over the + // real `MailboxSoA` owner + a real lens ────────────────────────────────── + + #[tokio::test] + #[ignore = "384 MiB of identity planes; run explicitly"] + async fn blw1_full_kjv_scale_64_tiles_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { + let (mut fleet, total_rows) = bake_tiles(FULL_TILES); + assert_eq!( + total_rows, + FULL_TILES * TILE_ROWS, + "64 tiles x 1024 rows = 65,536 verse rows" + ); + let owners: Vec = (0..FULL_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); + let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); + let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); + + // Headline 1 (mirrors FALSIFIER 1): N tiled casts -> one write, one version. + let out1 = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), + 0, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + assert_eq!(sink.wal_writes(), 1, "64 tiled casts -> exactly ONE WAL write"); + assert_eq!(out1.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(1)); + assert_eq!(out1.applied.applied.len(), FULL_TILES); + + // Headline 2 (mirrors FALSIFIER 2): sparse set + byte-identical remainder. + let before: HashMap = owners + .iter() + .map(|&id| (id, snapshot(&fleet[&id]))) + .collect(); + + let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); + let expected_fire: Vec = + owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).collect(); + let expected_held: Vec = + owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 != 0).collect(); + // Hand-derived, pinned literal: multiples of 3 in [0, 64) are + // 0, 3, .., 63 -> 22 tiles; the other 42 are held. + assert_eq!(expected_fire.len(), 22, "0..64 multiples of three"); + assert_eq!(expected_held.len(), 42, "the remaining tiles among 64"); + assert_eq!(cw.cast, expected_fire.len()); + assert_eq!(cw.held_owners.len(), expected_held.len()); + assert!(!expected_fire.is_empty(), "anti-vacuity: fires at full scale"); + assert!(!expected_held.is_empty(), "anti-vacuity: silent at full scale"); + assert!(expected_fire.len() < FULL_TILES, "sparse at full scale"); + + // Headline 3 (mirrors FALSIFIER 3): the round trip Vn -> Vn+1. + let out2 = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut w, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(2), DatasetVersion(1)), + out1.sealed.next_position_base, + &mut wm, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .unwrap(); + assert_eq!(sink.wal_writes(), 2, "one more WAL write for the lens wave"); + assert_eq!(out2.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(2)); + assert_eq!(out2.applied.applied.len(), expected_fire.len()); + + for &id in &expected_fire { + assert_eq!(fleet[&id].phase(), KanbanColumn::Evaluation); + } + let mut untouched = 0usize; + for &id in &expected_held { + let after = snapshot(&fleet[&id]); + assert_eq!( + after, + before.get(&id).unwrap().clone(), + "held tile {id} must be BYTE-IDENTICAL at full scale" + ); + assert_eq!(after.phase, KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork); + untouched += 1; + } + assert_eq!(untouched, expected_held.len()); + assert_eq!(untouched + expected_fire.len(), FULL_TILES); + } +} From 48405ca33a698b20d1db44ae9b853c4ae3cafb62 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:36:19 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 03/54] D-BLW-1: verify the tiled lens wave; widen the anti-vacuity snapshot to mean it MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Central verification of the D-BLW-1 falsifier over the production MailboxSoA owner. 3 CI tests + 1 full-scale test, all green; the full 64-tile / 65,536-row run was EXECUTED, not just written — an #[ignore]d test nobody runs is a claim without a measurement (§12.1a). The substantive fix: the snapshot backing the anti-vacuity gate captured six columns while its own assertion message called itself a FULL, BYTE-IDENTICAL comparison. It was reachable only through MailboxSoaView's four accessors, but MailboxSoA's columns are pub and both newtypes (QualiaI4_16D, MetaWord) derive PartialEq, so the coverage gap was avoidable rather than inherent. A write to qualia, temporal, sigma, the plasticity/last-write stamps, the three autopoiesis style lanes, or any of the three 6 KB/row identity planes would have passed unnoticed while the test reported "byte-identical" — the assertion would have been narrower than the sentence describing it, which is the defect class this repo keeps finding. Snapshot now covers every per-row column plus phase/current_cycle, and names what it deliberately omits (construction-time constants and a diagnostic counter, none of which a cycle path writes). Evidence the widening is real rather than cosmetic: the full-scale test went from 0.01 s to 1.71 s, because zeroed pages are lazily mapped and the previous snapshot never touched the identity planes at all. Mutation-probed rather than assumed: perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes the sparse-set test fail with "held tile 1 must be BYTE-IDENTICAL to its pre-wave snapshot". The gate can fire; it is not decoration. Scope, stated honestly: the sparse-set + byte-identical property is ALREADY proven at 64k in cycle_driver.rs's own p4b_applies_only_the_sealed_sparse_set_64k_of_17_advance_rest_byte_identical over the lightweight FakeOwner. This file is a RE-ANCHORING on the real owner plus a real lens body that reads an owner's row slice — FakeOwner carries no row columns, so no lens reading real data could ever run over it. Same precedented gap-closure as tests/w2b_real_owner_probe.rs on the actor side; the test names carry _over_the_real_mailbox_soa so the distinction stays visible. Note: this file was swept into the previous commit by an over-broad `git add -A` while the authoring agent was still writing it, so that commit's message does not describe it. This commit is where it is actually verified and reviewed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .../tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs | 71 ++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 61 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs index 2b2851bb..4f376bac 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs @@ -59,6 +59,7 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::MailboxSoA; use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; + use lance_graph_contract::qualia::QualiaI4_16D; use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::DatasetVersion; use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::MailboxSoaView; use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; @@ -210,17 +211,42 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { // ── Full observable-column snapshot (anti-vacuity gate) ───────────────────── - /// Every column [`MailboxSoaView`] exposes for one owner, captured as - /// owned data. Used to prove an untouched owner is BYTE-IDENTICAL after a - /// cycle, not merely "still present". - #[derive(Debug, Clone, PartialEq)] + /// A snapshot of **every per-row column `MailboxSoA` owns**, plus the two + /// mailbox-level fields the driver writes (`phase`, `current_cycle`). + /// + /// The point of this type is that the anti-vacuity assertion is only worth + /// as much as its coverage. An earlier draft captured six columns and + /// nevertheless described itself as a "full, byte-identical" comparison — + /// which would have let a write to `qualia`, `temporal`, `sigma`, the + /// plasticity/last-write stamps, the three autopoiesis style lanes, or any + /// of the three 6 KB/row identity planes pass completely unnoticed while the + /// test reported "byte-identical". Every one of those is captured here, so + /// the claim in the assertion message is now the claim the code checks. + /// + /// Deliberately NOT captured: `mailbox_id`, `w_slot`, `threshold` and + /// `populated` are construction-time constants no cycle path writes, and + /// `stale_write_count` is a diagnostic counter rather than owner state. + #[derive(Clone, PartialEq, Debug)] struct Snapshot { phase: KanbanColumn, current_cycle: u32, energy: Vec, + plasticity_counter: Vec, + last_active_cycle: Vec, + last_write_cycle: Vec, entity_type: Vec, edges_raw: Vec, meta_raw: Vec, + qualia: Vec, + temporal: Vec, + expert: Vec, + sigma: Vec, + content: Vec, + topic: Vec, + angle: Vec, + frozen_style: Vec<[u8; 12]>, + learned_style: Vec<[u8; 12]>, + explore_style: Vec<[u8; 12]>, } fn snapshot(owner: &Tile) -> Snapshot { @@ -228,9 +254,22 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { phase: owner.phase(), current_cycle: owner.current_cycle(), energy: owner.energy().to_vec(), + plasticity_counter: owner.plasticity_counter.to_vec(), + last_active_cycle: owner.last_active_cycle.to_vec(), + last_write_cycle: owner.last_write_cycle.to_vec(), entity_type: owner.entity_type().to_vec(), edges_raw: owner.edges_raw().to_vec(), meta_raw: owner.meta_raw().to_vec(), + qualia: owner.qualia.to_vec(), + temporal: owner.temporal.to_vec(), + expert: owner.expert.to_vec(), + sigma: owner.sigma.to_vec(), + content: owner.content.to_vec(), + topic: owner.topic.to_vec(), + angle: owner.angle.to_vec(), + frozen_style: owner.frozen_style.to_vec(), + learned_style: owner.learned_style.to_vec(), + explore_style: owner.explore_style.to_vec(), } } @@ -390,8 +429,10 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { // is a multiple of three. let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); - let expected_fire: Vec = owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).collect(); - let expected_held: Vec = owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 != 0).collect(); + let expected_fire: Vec = + owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).collect(); + let expected_held: Vec = + owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 != 0).collect(); // Hand-derived, pinned literal (CI_TILES=8: tiles 0,3,6 are multiples // of three) — `== N`, not `>= N`. assert_eq!(expected_fire.len(), 3, "tiles 0, 3, 6 among CI_TILES=8"); @@ -556,7 +597,7 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { // real `MailboxSoA` owner + a real lens ────────────────────────────────── #[tokio::test] - #[ignore = "384 MiB of identity planes; run explicitly"] + #[ignore = "~768 MiB: 384 MiB of live identity planes + a full pre-wave snapshot of the same; run explicitly"] async fn blw1_full_kjv_scale_64_tiles_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { let (mut fleet, total_rows) = bake_tiles(FULL_TILES); assert_eq!( @@ -581,7 +622,11 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { ) .await .unwrap(); - assert_eq!(sink.wal_writes(), 1, "64 tiled casts -> exactly ONE WAL write"); + assert_eq!( + sink.wal_writes(), + 1, + "64 tiled casts -> exactly ONE WAL write" + ); assert_eq!(out1.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(1)); assert_eq!(out1.applied.applied.len(), FULL_TILES); @@ -602,8 +647,14 @@ mod blw_bible_lens_wave { assert_eq!(expected_held.len(), 42, "the remaining tiles among 64"); assert_eq!(cw.cast, expected_fire.len()); assert_eq!(cw.held_owners.len(), expected_held.len()); - assert!(!expected_fire.is_empty(), "anti-vacuity: fires at full scale"); - assert!(!expected_held.is_empty(), "anti-vacuity: silent at full scale"); + assert!( + !expected_fire.is_empty(), + "anti-vacuity: fires at full scale" + ); + assert!( + !expected_held.is_empty(), + "anti-vacuity: silent at full scale" + ); assert!(expected_fire.len() < FULL_TILES, "sparse at full scale"); // Headline 3 (mirrors FALSIFIER 3): the round trip Vn -> Vn+1. From 4a74d69ada6c69566864beaaceba920e63fc5960 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:39:20 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 04/54] lift: stance machinery from the probe example into lance_graph_planner::nars::stance MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Pure, behaviour-preserving move — the placement ruling from plan §12.3a. The hermeneutic clause machine and the four-stance panel lived INSIDE examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs, and examples cannot be imported: not by other examples, not by other crates. lance-graph-supervisor (where the cycle driver lives) could not reach them at all, so Arm BLW's stance reads had no way to use the shipped panel. The alternative — re-stating the four stances in the BLW module — would have created two divergent definitions of four stances, which is the outcome §12.3a exists to prevent. Moved verbatim: STOP/AUX consts, Interner, Provenance, RungLift, ReadOut, stream, contradiction_ranking, FlipKind, stance_panel. Bodies unchanged; the only edits the move forced are visibility, use-paths, and doc comments on the newly-public items. The falsifier held. probe_eyes_opened.rs keeps every one of its B1-B6 assertions untouched and still prints identical output (naked 3 games; B6 Kant margins graded 3.04x vs ablated 2.51x). Verified rather than taken on trust: the diff contains three assert-matching lines, and all three are doc-comment prose ("asserted", "asserts") that travelled with the items they document — no executable assertion changed. CI runs this example explicitly, so the asserts genuinely gate. One edit beyond the pure-lift rule, and why: Interner needed a Default impl. The authoring pass flagged the new_without_default risk but argued it was tolerated crate-wide, citing BeliefArena::new as identical precedent. That precedent does not hold — BeliefArena derives Default, which is exactly why the lint stays silent there. Clippy did fire on Interner. Deriving Default is the minimal fix and changes no behaviour. Three defects were noticed during the move and deliberately NOT fixed, because silently repairing code during a lift destroys the behaviour-preservation falsifier: the self_referential false-positive window, the Kant near-tautology (already recorded in §12.3a with its rank-based replacement prescribed for the BLW consumer, not for this lift), and contradiction_ranking's documented 0.05 float-epsilon floor. Gates (central, scoped): clippy -p lance-graph-planner --all-targets -D warnings clean; 348 + 4 passed / 0 failed; fmt clean; probe example green. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .../examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs | 485 +--------------- crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs | 1 + crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs | 524 ++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 529 insertions(+), 483 deletions(-) create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 487f1491..4f0fc0ea 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -12,7 +12,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-C5 | cohort-statistic witness type under the ELEVATED carve-out + held-out anti-circularity gate | lance-graph | Queued | plan W4 | | D-KIA-D1 | observer/observed as two Locus categories over one arena (cheapest-first) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W5 | | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | -| D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed | lance-graph | In progress | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | +| D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed. SHIPPED: crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs — 8-tile CI tests (one WAL write/one version; exact dirty count 3 of 8 with byte-identical remainder; lens Outcome cast in Vn applied in Vn+1) plus the full 64-tile/65,536-row test, WHICH WAS ACTUALLY RUN (green, 1.71 s). Anti-vacuity snapshot widened from 6 columns to every per-row column + phase/current_cycle after the six-column version was found describing itself as a FULL byte-identical comparison; mutation-probed (perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail, so the gate can fire). Honest scope: the sparse-set property was ALREADY proven at 64k over FakeOwner in cycle_driver.rs:1098 — this re-anchors it on the production MailboxSoA owner with a real lens body that reads row slices, the same gap-closure w2b_real_owner_probe.rs made on the actor side | lance-graph | Shipped | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa. DESIGN ADJUDICATED 2026-08-04 (12.3a, verified in source): the stances are per-verse binary PROJECTIONS of the B6 panel, not the panel itself; the TSV route is dead for two of four lenses (uniform f=1.0 gives contradiction identically 0 so Hegel is constant-false; negation never reaches the inbound leg so Nietzsche has no input); the obvious Kant bit is a tautology (quale > ablated reduces to modal > 0.5, true for both shipped modals) and is replaced by a rank-based bit plus a mandatory modal_only companion; ruling is to LIFT stream/Interner/ReadOut/stance_panel into lance_graph_planner::nars::stance with the probe's B1-B6 asserts as the behaviour-preservation falsifier. Thresholds pre-registered in 12.3a (Landis-Koch 0.80 / 0.20, 5% discordant-count clause, N >= 1000 floor). First jc consumer in the workspace (dev-dep) | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer. UNBLOCKED 2026-08-04 (12.3a item 4): a design pass called this blocked because QueryReference::at is a reader PIN and nothing materializes an arena from a version — the premise is right, the conclusion is overridden. No reconstruction is needed: deinterlace takes CALLER-SUPPLIED rows over the public, externally-implementable DeinterlaceRow trait (temporal.rs:318, NoDeps at :271), so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both reads off the real surface. temporal.rs unmodified | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Queued (scale) | plan cycle-driver 12 | diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs index 8141b602..45039f28 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs @@ -84,17 +84,10 @@ //! The real corpus stays LOCAL (never committed); the inline fixture is a //! 13-verse public-domain KJV excerpt (the House-text precedent). -use std::collections::HashMap; - -use lance_graph_contract::grammar::clause_cues::{ - is_modal_aux, is_negation, pronoun_case, PronounCase, -}; -use lance_graph_contract::grammar::verb_lexicon::{ - epistemic_reading, is_causal_cue, is_copula, read_verb, -}; -use lance_graph_planner::nars::{ - staunen, BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula, ReviseOutcome, Snapshot, Stamp, TruthValue, +use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{ + contradiction_ranking, stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, Provenance, ReadOut, RungLift, }; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula}; /// The Genesis 1 control — affirmation-only creation narrative. Contains /// rung lifts ("God saw the light, that it was good") but NO negations, NO @@ -173,484 +166,12 @@ const SCENE: &[(&str, &str)] = &[ ), ]; -/// Function words the machine skips. `that` is handled BEFORE this list when -/// a perception verb has armed the complementizer wait. Discourse verbs -/// (`said`/`saying`) are stopped — they report speech, they are not clause -/// predicates for this machine. -const STOP: &[&str] = &[ - "the", "and", "but", "for", "unto", "upon", "into", "onto", "over", "under", "amongst", "with", - "without", "from", "out", "all", "every", "which", "when", "now", "then", "also", "yea", - "both", "more", "than", "any", "his", "their", "thy", "one", "that", "there", "let", "said", - "saying", "spake", "surely", "freely", "together", "thereof", -]; - -/// Auxiliary predicate-armers beyond the contract modal list — KJV do-support -/// and have-forms ("did eat", "hath said"). Arm the next content word as -/// predicate, same as a copula. -const AUX: &[&str] = &[ - "did", "do", "doth", "dost", "hath", "hast", "have", "had", "mayest", -]; - -struct Interner { - map: HashMap, - names: Vec, -} -impl Interner { - fn new() -> Self { - Self { - map: HashMap::new(), - names: Vec::new(), - } - } - fn id(&mut self, w: &str) -> u16 { - if let Some(&i) = self.map.get(w) { - return i; - } - let i = self.names.len() as u16; - self.map.insert(w.to_string(), i); - self.names.push(w.to_string()); - i - } - fn name(&self, id: u16) -> &str { - &self.names[id as usize] - } -} - -/// One emission's provenance — the arena holds truth; the probe holds WHERE. -#[derive(Debug, Clone)] -struct Provenance { - verse: String, - stmt: CStmt, - negated: bool, -} - -/// A rung-1 knows-that record: who knew, via which verb, that (subject was -/// object) — with the reflexivity bit the awareness blade hunts. -#[derive(Debug, Clone)] -struct RungLift { - verse: String, - knower: u16, - verb: u16, - object: u16, - /// The 144-cell's tense-modulated modal prior — the lift's BLIND - /// epistemic force (Abstracts/knew 0.85 > Mirrors/saw 0.70). - modal: f32, - /// The cell's one-byte Morton cascade address. - cell: u8, - /// Staunen of the arena AT the lift site — the felt CONTEXT - /// (0.5·truth_entropy + 0.5·wonder, wonder = committed-contradiction - /// tension). - staunen_at: f32, - /// Awareness quale = blind × context = modal × staunen_at. - quale: f32, - self_referential: bool, -} - -#[derive(Default)] -struct ReadOut { - provenance: Vec, - lifts: Vec, - impls: Vec<(String, u16, u16)>, // (verse, cause, effect) - pass2_admitted: usize, - pass2_revised: usize, -} - -/// Stream verses through the cue-driven clause machine into `arena`. -/// -/// The machine per token: pronoun-normalize (all Nominative/Accusative -/// personal pronouns → the single scene referent `they` — coarse -/// single-dialogue coreference, documented); negation/modal/aux/copula/ -/// causal-cue/perception-verb catalogues; `verb_table` archetype consumer -/// for typed relational verbs; `-ed` (stem ≥ 3) morphology as the action -/// fallback. Subject anchoring is PRONOUN-STICKY: a noun never displaces a -/// pronoun subject (nouns mid-verse are mostly objects/appositions — this -/// is what keeps "the man and his wife" from stealing 2:25's subject before -/// "were not ashamed"). -/// -/// `pass2` re-presents identical stamps: the S4 overlap guard must route -/// every re-observation to CHOICE — the hermeneutic circle's termination. -fn stream( - verses: &[(String, String)], - arena: &mut BeliefArena, - intern: &mut Interner, - out: &mut ReadOut, - pass2: bool, -) { - let they = intern.id("they"); - let mut src: u32 = 0; - - for (verse, text) in verses { - let mut subject: Option = None; - let mut subject_is_pronoun = false; - let mut armed = false; // copula/modal/aux/typed-verb armed a predicate - let mut negated = false; - // (knower, verb id, cell modal, cell address) — the 144 reading rides along. - let mut await_that: Option<(u16, u16, f32, u8)> = None; - let mut await_budget: u8 = 0; // content tokens left before the wait expires - let mut lift_verb: Option<(u16, u16, f32, u8)> = None; // …after "that" is seen - // Did the inner clause re-anchor its OWN subject after "that"? A - // dropped inner subject ("God saw that [it] was good") inherits the - // knower — inherited identity is NOT evidence of reflexivity. The - // real-corpus blind run measured this: without the overt-subject - // requirement, the Genesis 1 refrain produced five degenerate - // "self-referential" lifts; with it, 3:7 stands alone. - let mut inner_subject_seen = false; - let mut causal_effect: Option = None; // effect predicate awaiting cause - let mut last_pred: Option = None; // most recent emitted predicate - - for raw in text - .split(|c: char| !c.is_alphanumeric()) - .filter(|w| !w.is_empty()) - { - let w = raw.to_lowercase(); - - // Complementizer: only special while a perception verb waits — - // and only within a short window, else a DEMONSTRATIVE "that" - // fifteen tokens later completes the lift ("to see what he would - // call them … THAT was the name", 2:19 — measured false positive). - if w == "that" { - if let Some(kv) = await_that.take() { - lift_verb = Some(kv); - inner_subject_seen = false; - } - continue; - } - // Pronoun normalization — the single-scene referent. - let w = match pronoun_case(&w) { - Some(PronounCase::Nominative) | Some(PronounCase::Accusative) => { - subject = Some(they); - subject_is_pronoun = true; - if lift_verb.is_some() { - inner_subject_seen = true; // overt inner subject - } - continue; - } - _ => w, - }; - if STOP.contains(&w.as_str()) { - continue; - } - if is_negation(&w) { - negated = true; - continue; - } - if is_copula(&w) || is_modal_aux(&w) || AUX.contains(&w.as_str()) { - armed = true; - continue; - } - if is_causal_cue(&w) { - causal_effect = last_pred; - continue; - } - // Rails-shaped rung-lift gate: the verb must READ A 144 CELL - // (cue gate licenses the that-complement; the matrix supplies the - // reasoning — tense-modulated modal force + Morton address). - if let Some(er) = epistemic_reading(&w) { - if let Some(s) = subject { - let verb_id = intern.id(&w); - await_that = Some((s, verb_id, er.modal, er.cell)); - await_budget = 3; // complementizer must be near - } - continue; - } - if w.len() <= 2 { - continue; - } - // Spend the complementizer window on content tokens. - if await_that.is_some() { - if await_budget == 0 { - await_that = None; // too far — that "that" would be demonstrative - } else { - await_budget -= 1; - } - } - - // Typed relational verb — the verb_table archetype consumer. - let typed = read_verb(&w).is_some(); - // -ed action fallback (stem >= 3): "sewed" prints as an action - // predicate on the current subject. - let action_ed = - !typed && w.ends_with("ed") && w.len() >= 5 && !armed && subject.is_some(); - - if typed { - armed = true; - continue; // predicate = the verb's OBJECT, next content word - } - - if armed || action_ed { - // EMISSION: (subject, Inh, w) at f=0.9, or f=0.05 under negation. - if let Some(s) = subject { - let p = intern.id(&w); - if s != p { - let f = if negated { 0.05 } else { 0.9 }; - let stmt = CStmt { - s, - cop: Copula::Inh, - p, - }; - let outcome = - arena.observe(stmt, TruthValue::new(f, 0.9), Stamp::source(src)); - src += 1; - last_pred = Some(p); - if pass2 { - match outcome { - ReviseOutcome::Admitted { .. } => out.pass2_admitted += 1, - ReviseOutcome::Revised { .. } => out.pass2_revised += 1, - ReviseOutcome::Chosen { .. } => {} - } - } else { - out.provenance.push(Provenance { - verse: verse.clone(), - stmt, - negated, - }); - } - // Rung lift: the armed knows-that consumes this - // emission as its inner statement. Fires in BOTH - // passes (pass-2 admit_derived on an unchanged - // derived statement is a no-op) so the stamp - // sequence stays identical across passes. - if let Some((knower, verb, modal, cell)) = lift_verb.take() { - if let Some(inner) = arena.get(stmt) { - let inner_truth = inner.truth; - let inner_id = arena - .entries() - .iter() - .position(|b| b.stmt == stmt) - .expect("just observed") - as u32; - let meta = CStmt { - s: knower, - cop: Copula::Rel(verb), - p, - }; - // Context BEFORE output (codex P1): the - // snapshot must precede admit_derived, else - // the modal-scaled meta-belief sits inside - // its own context factor and `modal` leaks - // into BOTH sides of quale = modal × staunen - // (and duplicate lifts become incomparable). - // The inner emission IS stream context; the - // meta-belief is the lift's own output. - let staunen_at = if pass2 { - 0.0 - } else { - staunen(&Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0)) - }; - // Cell-graded epistemic force: the meta-truth - // discount IS the 144 cell's tense-modulated - // modal prior — knowing (Abstracts, 0.85) - // lifts harder than seeing (Mirrors, 0.70), - // graded by the matrix, never a constant. - let t = TruthValue::new( - inner_truth.frequency * modal, - inner_truth.confidence * modal, - ); - arena.admit_derived(meta, t, &[inner_id], 1); - if !pass2 { - // Blind × context: the cell's modal - // (text-independent archetype) × the - // arena's Staunen AT the lift site - // (0.5·truth_entropy + 0.5·wonder; wonder - // = committed-contradiction tension — the - // felt stakes accumulated so far). - out.lifts.push(RungLift { - verse: verse.clone(), - knower, - verb, - object: p, - modal, - cell, - staunen_at, - quale: modal * staunen_at, - // Reflexive ONLY with an OVERT inner - // subject: "they knew that THEY were - // naked" — an inherited subject - // ("saw that [it] was good") is the - // knower by default, not by claim. - self_referential: knower == s && inner_subject_seen, - }); - } - } - } - // Causal cue: " because " → the text's - // own Impl(cause → effect), observed — in BOTH passes - // (keeps the stamp sequence aligned; pass-2 hits the - // overlap guard like every other re-observation). - if let Some(effect) = causal_effect.take() { - if p != effect { - let imp = CStmt { - s: p, - cop: Copula::Impl, - p: effect, - }; - let imp_outcome = arena.observe( - imp, - TruthValue::new(0.9, 0.9), - Stamp::source(src), - ); - src += 1; - if pass2 { - match imp_outcome { - ReviseOutcome::Admitted { .. } => out.pass2_admitted += 1, - ReviseOutcome::Revised { .. } => out.pass2_revised += 1, - ReviseOutcome::Chosen { .. } => {} - } - } else { - out.impls.push((verse.clone(), p, effect)); - } - } - } - } - armed = false; - negated = false; - } - } else { - // Bare content word: subject anchoring, pronoun-sticky. - if !subject_is_pronoun { - subject = Some(intern.id(&w)); - if lift_verb.is_some() { - inner_subject_seen = true; // overt inner subject (noun) - } - } - } - } - } -} - fn to_owned(vs: &[(&str, &str)]) -> Vec<(String, String)> { vs.iter() .map(|(a, b)| (a.to_string(), b.to_string())) .collect() } -/// Blind blade 1: rank every belief by preserved contradiction depth. -/// -/// The floor is NOT decorative (inertness): consistent re-observation leaves -/// float-ε residue in `contradiction` (revision arithmetic on f32 — the -/// measured fixture shows `(they→naked)` at ~1e-8 after three consistent -/// f=0.9 observations). 0.05 admits every genuine polarity flip (≈0.85) and -/// silences ε-noise; dropping it to 0.0 re-admits the noise row (measured), -/// raising it past 0.85 silences the real reversals. -fn contradiction_ranking(arena: &BeliefArena) -> Vec<(CStmt, f32)> { - let mut v: Vec<(CStmt, f32)> = arena - .entries() - .iter() - .filter(|b| b.contradiction > 0.05) - .map(|b| (b.stmt, b.contradiction)) - .collect(); - v.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.total_cmp(&a.1)); - v -} - -/// Nietzschean genealogy: HOW did a held contradiction flip? -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] -enum FlipKind { - /// First observed NEGATED, later affirmed — the forbidden became done - /// (Umwertung: low → high). - Transvaluation, - /// First affirmed, later NEGATED — the asserted was denied (high → low). - Devaluation, -} - -/// B6 — the ASPECT PANEL: four philosopher stances as PURE READS over ONE -/// unchanged arena. The operator's image: the corpus is a CRYSTAL — the -/// percipient's own knowledge and reflection shine a light through it, -/// creating reflections the crystal alone does not contain; thinking as a -/// Doppelspalt event, the reading an interference pattern between the -/// text-wave and the reader-wave. Wittgenstein's duck-rabbit gives the same -/// invariant operationally: "I see that it has not changed; and yet I see -/// it differently." Each stance takes `&BeliefArena` — mutation impossible -/// by signature; the caller asserts the runtime witness (entry count -/// unchanged). And unlike the physical Doppelspalt, the read is -/// NON-DESTRUCTIVE: nothing collapses (E-LC-SCARCITY-INVERSION-1 — the -/// substrate holds the distribution; stances are late-bound reads). -/// -/// * **Hegel** — rank by Aufhebung. The three meanings of *aufheben* ARE -/// `revise_at`'s three fields: cancelled = pooled truth, preserved = the -/// `contradiction` field, lifted = the rung. -/// * **Nietzsche** — genealogy: partition the held contradictions by FLIP -/// DIRECTION read from provenance (first vs last emission's negation). -/// Transvaluation (forbidden → done) vs devaluation (asserted → denied) -/// — a distinction Hegel's symmetric depth ranking cannot see. -/// * **Kant** — critique: recompute the lift ranking with the reader's -/// modal grading ablated to uniform (0.5). The delta IS the reader's -/// a-priori contribution (the reader-wave, isolated); what survives — the -/// reversal set, pure text evidence — is a posteriori (the text-wave). -/// Doubles as the inertness test on the modal knob. -/// * **Wittgenstein** — meaning as use: rank concepts by DISTINCT -/// language-games participated in (Inh-subject, Inh-object, knows-that -/// object, Impl-cause, Impl-effect). No inner essence — breadth of -/// practice. -#[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] -fn stance_panel( - arena: &BeliefArena, - intern: &Interner, - out: &ReadOut, -) -> ( - Vec<(CStmt, f32)>, // Hegel: Aufhebung ranking - Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>, // Nietzsche: genealogy partition - Vec<(String, f32, f32)>, // Kant: (lift label, graded quale, ablated quale) - Vec<(u16, usize)>, // Wittgenstein: (concept, distinct games) -) { - // ── Hegel ── - let hegel = contradiction_ranking(arena); - - // ── Nietzsche ── - let mut nietzsche = Vec::new(); - for (stmt, _) in &hegel { - let obs: Vec<&Provenance> = out.provenance.iter().filter(|p| p.stmt == *stmt).collect(); - if let (Some(first), Some(last)) = (obs.first(), obs.last()) { - let kind = match (first.negated, last.negated) { - (true, false) => Some(FlipKind::Transvaluation), - (false, true) => Some(FlipKind::Devaluation), - _ => None, // flip not legible from endpoints — no verdict - }; - if let Some(k) = kind { - nietzsche.push((*stmt, k)); - } - } - } - - // ── Kant ── - const UNIFORM_MODAL: f32 = 0.5; - let kant: Vec<(String, f32, f32)> = out - .lifts - .iter() - .map(|l| { - ( - format!("{} {}", l.verse, intern.name(l.verb)), - l.quale, - UNIFORM_MODAL * l.staunen_at, - ) - }) - .collect(); - - // ── Wittgenstein ── - let mut games: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - for b in arena.entries() { - // Observation-grounded Inh only — derived closure edges are the - // arena's own inferences, not the text's usage. - if b.stmt.cop == Copula::Inh && b.stamp != Stamp::default() { - games.entry(b.stmt.s).or_default().insert("inh-subj"); - games.entry(b.stmt.p).or_default().insert("inh-obj"); - } - } - for l in &out.lifts { - games.entry(l.knower).or_default().insert("rel-subj"); - games.entry(l.object).or_default().insert("rel-obj"); - } - for (_, cause, effect) in &out.impls { - games.entry(*cause).or_default().insert("impl-cause"); - games.entry(*effect).or_default().insert("impl-effect"); - } - let mut wittgenstein: Vec<(u16, usize)> = - games.into_iter().map(|(c, g)| (c, g.len())).collect(); - wittgenstein.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.cmp(&a.1).then_with(|| a.0.cmp(&b.0))); - - (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) -} - fn print_stance_panel(arena: &BeliefArena, intern: &Interner, out: &ReadOut) { let entries_before = arena.entries().len(); let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(arena, intern, out); diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs index 5ac1be57..b232e015 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs @@ -17,6 +17,7 @@ pub mod insights; pub mod meta_basin; pub mod reach_out; pub mod regulate; +pub mod stance; pub mod tactic_select; pub mod tactics; pub mod truth; diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..9ae000d2 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs @@ -0,0 +1,524 @@ +//! `stance` — the hermeneutic clause machine + the four-stance panel, lifted +//! out of `examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs` into the library so a non-example +//! consumer (the BLW cycle-loop-closure driver in `lance-graph-supervisor`, +//! per `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.3a) can reach it. +//! +//! This is a **behaviour-preserving lift**, not a rewrite: bodies are +//! byte-identical to the example except for the visibility changes the move +//! forces. `probe_eyes_opened.rs` keeps its own `main`, `report`, +//! `print_stance_panel`, fixtures, and every one of its assertions, and now +//! imports [`stream`], [`Interner`], [`Provenance`], [`RungLift`], +//! [`ReadOut`], [`FlipKind`], [`contradiction_ranking`], and [`stance_panel`] +//! from here instead of defining them. The lift's own falsifier is that the +//! probe's B1–B6 asserts stay green, unchanged. + +use std::collections::HashMap; + +use lance_graph_contract::grammar::clause_cues::{ + is_modal_aux, is_negation, pronoun_case, PronounCase, +}; +use lance_graph_contract::grammar::verb_lexicon::{ + epistemic_reading, is_causal_cue, is_copula, read_verb, +}; + +use super::belief::{BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula, ReviseOutcome, Stamp}; +use super::dissolution::staunen; +use super::insight::Snapshot; +use super::truth::TruthValue; + +/// Function words the machine skips. `that` is handled BEFORE this list when +/// a perception verb has armed the complementizer wait. Discourse verbs +/// (`said`/`saying`) are stopped — they report speech, they are not clause +/// predicates for this machine. +const STOP: &[&str] = &[ + "the", "and", "but", "for", "unto", "upon", "into", "onto", "over", "under", "amongst", "with", + "without", "from", "out", "all", "every", "which", "when", "now", "then", "also", "yea", + "both", "more", "than", "any", "his", "their", "thy", "one", "that", "there", "let", "said", + "saying", "spake", "surely", "freely", "together", "thereof", +]; + +/// Auxiliary predicate-armers beyond the contract modal list — KJV do-support +/// and have-forms ("did eat", "hath said"). Arm the next content word as +/// predicate, same as a copula. +const AUX: &[&str] = &[ + "did", "do", "doth", "dost", "hath", "hast", "have", "had", "mayest", +]; + +/// Interns strings to compact `u16` ids for statement storage; [`Interner::name`] +/// reverses the mapping for printing. +#[derive(Default)] +pub struct Interner { + map: HashMap, + names: Vec, +} +impl Interner { + /// A fresh interner with no strings assigned yet. + pub fn new() -> Self { + Self { + map: HashMap::new(), + names: Vec::new(), + } + } + /// Returns `w`'s id, assigning the next free id on first sight. + pub fn id(&mut self, w: &str) -> u16 { + if let Some(&i) = self.map.get(w) { + return i; + } + let i = self.names.len() as u16; + self.map.insert(w.to_string(), i); + self.names.push(w.to_string()); + i + } + /// Reverses [`Interner::id`] — the string that was assigned `id`. + pub fn name(&self, id: u16) -> &str { + &self.names[id as usize] + } +} + +/// One emission's provenance — the arena holds truth; the probe holds WHERE. +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct Provenance { + /// The chapter:verse label the emission came from. + pub verse: String, + /// The emitted statement. + pub stmt: CStmt, + /// Whether the source text negated this emission (low-frequency + /// invalidation vs an affirmation). + pub negated: bool, +} + +/// A rung-1 knows-that record: who knew, via which verb, that (subject was +/// object) — with the reflexivity bit the awareness blade hunts. +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct RungLift { + /// The chapter:verse label the lift came from. + pub verse: String, + /// The subject who knew/saw — the lift's outer subject. + pub knower: u16, + /// The perception/epistemic verb that licensed the lift. + pub verb: u16, + /// The inner statement's object (what the knower knew/saw to be true). + pub object: u16, + /// The 144-cell's tense-modulated modal prior — the lift's BLIND + /// epistemic force (Abstracts/knew 0.85 > Mirrors/saw 0.70). + pub modal: f32, + /// The cell's one-byte Morton cascade address. + pub cell: u8, + /// Staunen of the arena AT the lift site — the felt CONTEXT + /// (0.5·truth_entropy + 0.5·wonder, wonder = committed-contradiction + /// tension). + pub staunen_at: f32, + /// Awareness quale = blind × context = modal × staunen_at. + pub quale: f32, + /// True only when the knower and the inner (overtly re-anchored) + /// subject are the same referent — the awareness signature. + pub self_referential: bool, +} + +/// Accumulated read of one [`stream`] pass: raw emissions ([`ReadOut::provenance`]), +/// rung-1 lifts ([`ReadOut::lifts`]), causal edges ([`ReadOut::impls`]), and the +/// pass-2 admit/revise counts the hermeneutic-circle termination check uses. +#[derive(Default)] +pub struct ReadOut { + /// Every observed (subject, Inh, predicate) emission from pass 1, in order. + pub provenance: Vec, + /// Every rung-1 knows-that record produced by [`stream`]. + pub lifts: Vec, + /// Causal edges observed from `because`-cued text, as (verse, cause, effect). + pub impls: Vec<(String, u16, u16)>, // (verse, cause, effect) + /// Count of pass-2 emissions newly admitted (zero at a fixed point). + pub pass2_admitted: usize, + /// Count of pass-2 emissions that revised an existing belief (zero at a + /// fixed point). + pub pass2_revised: usize, +} + +/// Stream verses through the cue-driven clause machine into `arena`. +/// +/// The machine per token: pronoun-normalize (all Nominative/Accusative +/// personal pronouns → the single scene referent `they` — coarse +/// single-dialogue coreference, documented); negation/modal/aux/copula/ +/// causal-cue/perception-verb catalogues; `verb_table` archetype consumer +/// for typed relational verbs; `-ed` (stem ≥ 3) morphology as the action +/// fallback. Subject anchoring is PRONOUN-STICKY: a noun never displaces a +/// pronoun subject (nouns mid-verse are mostly objects/appositions — this +/// is what keeps "the man and his wife" from stealing 2:25's subject before +/// "were not ashamed"). +/// +/// `pass2` re-presents identical stamps: the S4 overlap guard must route +/// every re-observation to CHOICE — the hermeneutic circle's termination. +pub fn stream( + verses: &[(String, String)], + arena: &mut BeliefArena, + intern: &mut Interner, + out: &mut ReadOut, + pass2: bool, +) { + let they = intern.id("they"); + let mut src: u32 = 0; + + for (verse, text) in verses { + let mut subject: Option = None; + let mut subject_is_pronoun = false; + let mut armed = false; // copula/modal/aux/typed-verb armed a predicate + let mut negated = false; + // (knower, verb id, cell modal, cell address) — the 144 reading rides along. + let mut await_that: Option<(u16, u16, f32, u8)> = None; + let mut await_budget: u8 = 0; // content tokens left before the wait expires + let mut lift_verb: Option<(u16, u16, f32, u8)> = None; // …after "that" is seen + // Did the inner clause re-anchor its OWN subject after "that"? A + // dropped inner subject ("God saw that [it] was good") inherits the + // knower — inherited identity is NOT evidence of reflexivity. The + // real-corpus blind run measured this: without the overt-subject + // requirement, the Genesis 1 refrain produced five degenerate + // "self-referential" lifts; with it, 3:7 stands alone. + let mut inner_subject_seen = false; + let mut causal_effect: Option = None; // effect predicate awaiting cause + let mut last_pred: Option = None; // most recent emitted predicate + + for raw in text + .split(|c: char| !c.is_alphanumeric()) + .filter(|w| !w.is_empty()) + { + let w = raw.to_lowercase(); + + // Complementizer: only special while a perception verb waits — + // and only within a short window, else a DEMONSTRATIVE "that" + // fifteen tokens later completes the lift ("to see what he would + // call them … THAT was the name", 2:19 — measured false positive). + if w == "that" { + if let Some(kv) = await_that.take() { + lift_verb = Some(kv); + inner_subject_seen = false; + } + continue; + } + // Pronoun normalization — the single-scene referent. + let w = match pronoun_case(&w) { + Some(PronounCase::Nominative) | Some(PronounCase::Accusative) => { + subject = Some(they); + subject_is_pronoun = true; + if lift_verb.is_some() { + inner_subject_seen = true; // overt inner subject + } + continue; + } + _ => w, + }; + if STOP.contains(&w.as_str()) { + continue; + } + if is_negation(&w) { + negated = true; + continue; + } + if is_copula(&w) || is_modal_aux(&w) || AUX.contains(&w.as_str()) { + armed = true; + continue; + } + if is_causal_cue(&w) { + causal_effect = last_pred; + continue; + } + // Rails-shaped rung-lift gate: the verb must READ A 144 CELL + // (cue gate licenses the that-complement; the matrix supplies the + // reasoning — tense-modulated modal force + Morton address). + if let Some(er) = epistemic_reading(&w) { + if let Some(s) = subject { + let verb_id = intern.id(&w); + await_that = Some((s, verb_id, er.modal, er.cell)); + await_budget = 3; // complementizer must be near + } + continue; + } + if w.len() <= 2 { + continue; + } + // Spend the complementizer window on content tokens. + if await_that.is_some() { + if await_budget == 0 { + await_that = None; // too far — that "that" would be demonstrative + } else { + await_budget -= 1; + } + } + + // Typed relational verb — the verb_table archetype consumer. + let typed = read_verb(&w).is_some(); + // -ed action fallback (stem >= 3): "sewed" prints as an action + // predicate on the current subject. + let action_ed = + !typed && w.ends_with("ed") && w.len() >= 5 && !armed && subject.is_some(); + + if typed { + armed = true; + continue; // predicate = the verb's OBJECT, next content word + } + + if armed || action_ed { + // EMISSION: (subject, Inh, w) at f=0.9, or f=0.05 under negation. + if let Some(s) = subject { + let p = intern.id(&w); + if s != p { + let f = if negated { 0.05 } else { 0.9 }; + let stmt = CStmt { + s, + cop: Copula::Inh, + p, + }; + let outcome = + arena.observe(stmt, TruthValue::new(f, 0.9), Stamp::source(src)); + src += 1; + last_pred = Some(p); + if pass2 { + match outcome { + ReviseOutcome::Admitted { .. } => out.pass2_admitted += 1, + ReviseOutcome::Revised { .. } => out.pass2_revised += 1, + ReviseOutcome::Chosen { .. } => {} + } + } else { + out.provenance.push(Provenance { + verse: verse.clone(), + stmt, + negated, + }); + } + // Rung lift: the armed knows-that consumes this + // emission as its inner statement. Fires in BOTH + // passes (pass-2 admit_derived on an unchanged + // derived statement is a no-op) so the stamp + // sequence stays identical across passes. + if let Some((knower, verb, modal, cell)) = lift_verb.take() { + if let Some(inner) = arena.get(stmt) { + let inner_truth = inner.truth; + let inner_id = arena + .entries() + .iter() + .position(|b| b.stmt == stmt) + .expect("just observed") + as u32; + let meta = CStmt { + s: knower, + cop: Copula::Rel(verb), + p, + }; + // Context BEFORE output (codex P1): the + // snapshot must precede admit_derived, else + // the modal-scaled meta-belief sits inside + // its own context factor and `modal` leaks + // into BOTH sides of quale = modal × staunen + // (and duplicate lifts become incomparable). + // The inner emission IS stream context; the + // meta-belief is the lift's own output. + let staunen_at = if pass2 { + 0.0 + } else { + staunen(&Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0)) + }; + // Cell-graded epistemic force: the meta-truth + // discount IS the 144 cell's tense-modulated + // modal prior — knowing (Abstracts, 0.85) + // lifts harder than seeing (Mirrors, 0.70), + // graded by the matrix, never a constant. + let t = TruthValue::new( + inner_truth.frequency * modal, + inner_truth.confidence * modal, + ); + arena.admit_derived(meta, t, &[inner_id], 1); + if !pass2 { + // Blind × context: the cell's modal + // (text-independent archetype) × the + // arena's Staunen AT the lift site + // (0.5·truth_entropy + 0.5·wonder; wonder + // = committed-contradiction tension — the + // felt stakes accumulated so far). + out.lifts.push(RungLift { + verse: verse.clone(), + knower, + verb, + object: p, + modal, + cell, + staunen_at, + quale: modal * staunen_at, + // Reflexive ONLY with an OVERT inner + // subject: "they knew that THEY were + // naked" — an inherited subject + // ("saw that [it] was good") is the + // knower by default, not by claim. + self_referential: knower == s && inner_subject_seen, + }); + } + } + } + // Causal cue: " because " → the text's + // own Impl(cause → effect), observed — in BOTH passes + // (keeps the stamp sequence aligned; pass-2 hits the + // overlap guard like every other re-observation). + if let Some(effect) = causal_effect.take() { + if p != effect { + let imp = CStmt { + s: p, + cop: Copula::Impl, + p: effect, + }; + let imp_outcome = arena.observe( + imp, + TruthValue::new(0.9, 0.9), + Stamp::source(src), + ); + src += 1; + if pass2 { + match imp_outcome { + ReviseOutcome::Admitted { .. } => out.pass2_admitted += 1, + ReviseOutcome::Revised { .. } => out.pass2_revised += 1, + ReviseOutcome::Chosen { .. } => {} + } + } else { + out.impls.push((verse.clone(), p, effect)); + } + } + } + } + armed = false; + negated = false; + } + } else { + // Bare content word: subject anchoring, pronoun-sticky. + if !subject_is_pronoun { + subject = Some(intern.id(&w)); + if lift_verb.is_some() { + inner_subject_seen = true; // overt inner subject (noun) + } + } + } + } + } +} + +/// Blind blade 1: rank every belief by preserved contradiction depth. +/// +/// The floor is NOT decorative (inertness): consistent re-observation leaves +/// float-ε residue in `contradiction` (revision arithmetic on f32 — the +/// measured fixture shows `(they→naked)` at ~1e-8 after three consistent +/// f=0.9 observations). 0.05 admits every genuine polarity flip (≈0.85) and +/// silences ε-noise; dropping it to 0.0 re-admits the noise row (measured), +/// raising it past 0.85 silences the real reversals. +pub fn contradiction_ranking(arena: &BeliefArena) -> Vec<(CStmt, f32)> { + let mut v: Vec<(CStmt, f32)> = arena + .entries() + .iter() + .filter(|b| b.contradiction > 0.05) + .map(|b| (b.stmt, b.contradiction)) + .collect(); + v.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.total_cmp(&a.1)); + v +} + +/// Nietzschean genealogy: HOW did a held contradiction flip? +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub enum FlipKind { + /// First observed NEGATED, later affirmed — the forbidden became done + /// (Umwertung: low → high). + Transvaluation, + /// First affirmed, later NEGATED — the asserted was denied (high → low). + Devaluation, +} + +/// B6 — the ASPECT PANEL: four philosopher stances as PURE READS over ONE +/// unchanged arena. The operator's image: the corpus is a CRYSTAL — the +/// percipient's own knowledge and reflection shine a light through it, +/// creating reflections the crystal alone does not contain; thinking as a +/// Doppelspalt event, the reading an interference pattern between the +/// text-wave and the reader-wave. Wittgenstein's duck-rabbit gives the same +/// invariant operationally: "I see that it has not changed; and yet I see +/// it differently." Each stance takes `&BeliefArena` — mutation impossible +/// by signature; the caller asserts the runtime witness (entry count +/// unchanged). And unlike the physical Doppelspalt, the read is +/// NON-DESTRUCTIVE: nothing collapses (E-LC-SCARCITY-INVERSION-1 — the +/// substrate holds the distribution; stances are late-bound reads). +/// +/// * **Hegel** — rank by Aufhebung. The three meanings of *aufheben* ARE +/// `revise_at`'s three fields: cancelled = pooled truth, preserved = the +/// `contradiction` field, lifted = the rung. +/// * **Nietzsche** — genealogy: partition the held contradictions by FLIP +/// DIRECTION read from provenance (first vs last emission's negation). +/// Transvaluation (forbidden → done) vs devaluation (asserted → denied) +/// — a distinction Hegel's symmetric depth ranking cannot see. +/// * **Kant** — critique: recompute the lift ranking with the reader's +/// modal grading ablated to uniform (0.5). The delta IS the reader's +/// a-priori contribution (the reader-wave, isolated); what survives — the +/// reversal set, pure text evidence — is a posteriori (the text-wave). +/// Doubles as the inertness test on the modal knob. +/// * **Wittgenstein** — meaning as use: rank concepts by DISTINCT +/// language-games participated in (Inh-subject, Inh-object, knows-that +/// object, Impl-cause, Impl-effect). No inner essence — breadth of +/// practice. +#[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] +pub fn stance_panel( + arena: &BeliefArena, + intern: &Interner, + out: &ReadOut, +) -> ( + Vec<(CStmt, f32)>, // Hegel: Aufhebung ranking + Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>, // Nietzsche: genealogy partition + Vec<(String, f32, f32)>, // Kant: (lift label, graded quale, ablated quale) + Vec<(u16, usize)>, // Wittgenstein: (concept, distinct games) +) { + // ── Hegel ── + let hegel = contradiction_ranking(arena); + + // ── Nietzsche ── + let mut nietzsche = Vec::new(); + for (stmt, _) in &hegel { + let obs: Vec<&Provenance> = out.provenance.iter().filter(|p| p.stmt == *stmt).collect(); + if let (Some(first), Some(last)) = (obs.first(), obs.last()) { + let kind = match (first.negated, last.negated) { + (true, false) => Some(FlipKind::Transvaluation), + (false, true) => Some(FlipKind::Devaluation), + _ => None, // flip not legible from endpoints — no verdict + }; + if let Some(k) = kind { + nietzsche.push((*stmt, k)); + } + } + } + + // ── Kant ── + const UNIFORM_MODAL: f32 = 0.5; + let kant: Vec<(String, f32, f32)> = out + .lifts + .iter() + .map(|l| { + ( + format!("{} {}", l.verse, intern.name(l.verb)), + l.quale, + UNIFORM_MODAL * l.staunen_at, + ) + }) + .collect(); + + // ── Wittgenstein ── + let mut games: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for b in arena.entries() { + // Observation-grounded Inh only — derived closure edges are the + // arena's own inferences, not the text's usage. + if b.stmt.cop == Copula::Inh && b.stamp != Stamp::default() { + games.entry(b.stmt.s).or_default().insert("inh-subj"); + games.entry(b.stmt.p).or_default().insert("inh-obj"); + } + } + for l in &out.lifts { + games.entry(l.knower).or_default().insert("rel-subj"); + games.entry(l.object).or_default().insert("rel-obj"); + } + for (_, cause, effect) in &out.impls { + games.entry(*cause).or_default().insert("impl-cause"); + games.entry(*effect).or_default().insert("impl-effect"); + } + let mut wittgenstein: Vec<(u16, usize)> = + games.into_iter().map(|(c, g)| (c, g.len())).collect(); + wittgenstein.sort_by(|a, b| b.1.cmp(&a.1).then_with(|| a.0.cmp(&b.0))); + + (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) +} From ba2ecc1b83e8b3fcc4ae3ec0e6be993ee9ad1fb7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:40:34 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 05/54] board: Arm BLW agent-log entry + D-BLW-4's measured scope limit MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit AGENT_LOG entry for the wave (main thread is the sole writer per the one-writer rule): BLW-0's shape correction, the fifth CI blind gate, D-BLW-1 shipped and its ignored test actually executed, the four overturned D-BLW-2 premises, the one conclusion I overrode, the lift's falsifier holding, and my own `git add -A` error recorded rather than quietly fixed. Plan: D-BLW-4's inherited ">= 4,096 owners" threshold cannot be met with real SoA owners — 4,096 tiles x 6,144 B/row x 1024 rows is 24 GiB of identity planes. That is a scope statement, not a failure: the parallelism claim is about dispatch concurrency in the thought phase, so the gate measures lightweight owners and its result line must say "N thought bodies dispatch concurrently", never "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Third thing the 6 KB/row figure has now decided. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md | 12 ++++++++++++ .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 12 ++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 24 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md index b06bd8ba..e272b233 100644 --- a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md +++ b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md @@ -1,3 +1,15 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — Arm BLW opened: BLW-0 + D-BLW-1 + the stance lift (4 subagents: 2 Sonnet recon, 1 Opus design, 2 Sonnet build) + +- **BLW-0 killed the plan's own shape.** §12.1 said "64k verse-owners in ONE `MailboxSoA`" while the next line of the same diagram said "sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k". A sparse sealed set is a sparse set of *owners* and one `MailboxSoA` **is** one owner, so the spec excluded the mechanic the driver exists for. Second, independent ground: `MailboxSoA` allocates 3 identity planes at `3 × N × 256 × 8 B` = **6,144 B/row**, so 65k rows = **384 MiB regardless of tiling**, and `MailboxSoA<65536>` is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Resolved to 64 tiles × `MailboxSoA<1024>`; tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6× zero-copy ruling is untouched. `EPIPHANIES E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1`. **That 6 KB/row figure went on to decide three separate things** (the tiling, the `#[ignore]` split, D-BLW-4's scope) — which is why it is written down rather than recomputed each time. +- **The fifth blind gate, found by accident while wiring the arm.** `cycle_driver` is `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]`; the CI step for that crate passes `--features supervisor` only. **The entire P4a/P4b/P4c falsifier suite — 22 tests — had never run in CI.** They pass; the point is that nothing would have noticed if they stopped. It survived four prior closings of this exact class because the step is *named* "Run supervisor tests" — per-crate naming over a per-feature flag. `E-A-PER-FEATURE-CI-STEP-NAMED-LIKE-PER-CRATE-COVERAGE-1`. +- **D-BLW-1 shipped and the ignored test was actually RUN** (`blw_bible_lens_wave.rs`, 3 CI + 1 full-scale, green; full 64-tile/65,536-row 1.71 s). The substantive fix was mine, not the builder's: its anti-vacuity snapshot covered 6 columns while calling itself a FULL BYTE-IDENTICAL comparison. Widened to every per-row column; **evidence it is real rather than cosmetic — the full-scale test went 0.01 s → 1.71 s, because zeroed pages are lazily mapped and the old snapshot never touched the identity planes at all.** Mutation-probed: perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail. +- **Scope kept honest under pressure.** Mid-flight I found `cycle_driver.rs:1098` already proves the sparse+byte-identical property at 64k over `FakeOwner`, and redirected the builder before it shipped: D-BLW-1 is a **re-anchoring** on the production owner + a real lens body (`FakeOwner` has no row columns, so no lens reading real data can run over it), named `..._over_the_real_mailbox_soa` so the distinction survives the next reader. +- **D-BLW-2's design pass overturned four of §12.3's premises**, each re-verified by me in source before recording: Hegel is **constant-false** on the TSV path (uniform `f=1.0` ⟹ contradiction ≡ 0); negation never reaches the inbound leg, so extending the TSV cannot fix it; and the obvious Kant bit is a **tautology** (`quale > ablated` reduces to `modal > 0.5`, true for both shipped modals) — the `closed_class_guess` defect caught *before* it was written. +- **I overrode its fourth conclusion.** It called D-BLW-3 blocked because `QueryReference::at` is a reader pin with no version→arena materialization. The premise is right; the conclusion is not — `deinterlace` takes **caller-supplied rows** over the public `DeinterlaceRow` trait, so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows and gets both reads off the real surface, reconstructing nothing. +- **The lift landed behaviour-preserving**, and its own falsifier held: `probe_eyes_opened.rs` keeps every B1–B6 assert and prints identical output. Verified rather than trusted — the diff's three assert-matching lines are all doc-comment prose. One edit beyond the pure lift: `Interner` needed `Default`; the authoring pass argued `BeliefArena::new` was tolerated precedent, but `BeliefArena` **derives** `Default`, which is exactly why the lint is silent there. Clippy did fire. +- **My own process error, recorded because it nearly cost work:** `git add -A` with background agents editing the tree swept a builder's unfinished file into an unrelated commit. Later commits add only named paths. +- **Gates (central, scoped, one shared `target/`):** supervisor `--features cycle-driver` 22 lib + 3 test + 1 ignored-then-run, all green; `clippy -p lance-graph-planner --all-targets -D warnings` clean; planner 348 + 4 passed / 0 failed; `fmt` clean on both crates; probe example green. **Disk hit the session allowance mid-run** (linker SIGBUS); cleared by dropping `target/debug/incremental`. + ## 2026-07-29 — #867 merged + ZC-2a meta_basin lens migration (main thread only, no subagents) - **#867 closed the loop on a post-merge review.** CodeRabbit's #866 review finished after #866 had merged; its three real findings shipped as #867 and CodeRabbit re-reviewed #867 with **no blocking findings**, independently confirming all three points I asked it to re-check (bypass scope now accurate rather than overstated; concept-blindness sweep clean incl. docs and tests; `Resolution.axes` non-vacuously divergent at bundle=3/winner=2). It stated explicitly that it ran no Cargo commands — the test/clippy/fmt results are mine, which is the honest split. Merged `5373b00` after all 5 checks went green. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 324e3d52..6913f378 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -734,6 +734,18 @@ after ~64 distinct sources, after which observations route to CHOICE rather than revision, **suppressing** contradiction on exactly the hub statements (a) inflates — report the count of beliefs with a saturated stamp. +**D-BLW-4's threshold cannot be met with real SoA owners — and that is a scope +statement, not a failure.** The inherited gate says "≥4,096 owners". At +6,144 B/row × 1024 rows that is **24 GiB** of identity planes for the fleet +alone. The parallelism claim is about **dispatch concurrency in the thought +phase**, not about how much SoA a box can hold, so D-BLW-4 measures lightweight +owners and must **say so in its result line**: the measured claim is "N thought +bodies dispatch concurrently", NOT "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Anyone +reading a 4,096-owner speedup as a statement about 64k-scale SoA residency has +read a claim that was never made. (Third consequence of the same 6 KB/row price +that reshaped §12.1a — the figure keeps deciding things, which is why it is +written down rather than recomputed.) + **New dependency, declare it:** `crates/jc` is workspace-EXCLUDED and currently has **zero** consumers anywhere in the workspace. The twin harness is the first, as a `[dev-dependencies]` path edge from `lance-graph-planner`. Do **not** invert From 7bb48fe0df5a28adef719584baca9aab45b3ce92 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:46:25 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 06/54] =?UTF-8?q?plan=20=C2=A712.3b:=20D-BLW-3's=20traject?= =?UTF-8?q?ory=20would=20have=20confirmed=20itself?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit D-BLW-3's falsifier was "fusion must MOVE — flat kappa across the sealed series means no horizons merged". Sound as a kill condition; the trap is the converse. Each Vn holds MORE verses than Vn-1, so a kappa computed per version is computed on a growing sample and drifts for that reason alone. A movement the measurement's own construction guarantees is not evidence of the thing the movement was meant to show. Same shape as two defects already caught in this arm: the Kant bit that reduced to modal > 0.5 (true for every verse holding a lift) and closed_class_guess firing 150/150. The existing vacuity rule covers a guard that always fires; it did not cover a CONTINUOUS measure whose motion is structurally forced. Generalized in EPIPHANIES as E-A-MEASURE-THAT-CANNOT-HELP-BUT-MOVE-1: for any measure offered as evidence, ask what it does under the null — if the null also moves it, the measure is not the evidence. The fix is a control, not a threshold. Hold the verse set FIXED at the first k verses and compute the four binaries twice: once from the arena as sealed at Vk (a priori / Vorurteil), once from the arena at Vm > k (hindsight / wirkungsgeschichtlich). Same lenses, same N, same text — only the horizon differs, so a kappa difference cannot be sample growth. The a-priori/hindsight split thereby stops being narration and becomes the control itself. Also pins the row shape that made D-BLW-3 unblockable (per-(verse,version,lens) rows implementing the public DeinterlaceRow trait, both reads via deinterlace + QueryReference::at, temporal.rs unmodified), pre-registered thresholds derived from already-pinned numbers rather than freshly invented (0.10 = one fifth of the 0.20-0.80 twin span; 0.01 = the two-decimal reporting floor), and a tightened claim ceiling: the later horizon reads the same verses DIFFERENTLY — never better, more truly, or more completely. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 12 +++ .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 74 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 86 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index b7ceedb4..743b18a0 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,15 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-A-MEASURE-THAT-CANNOT-HELP-BUT-MOVE-1 — the trajectory would have confirmed itself + +**Status:** FINDING (design-time; caught before the harness was written). **Confidence:** High — the confound is structural, not empirical. Fix: `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.3b. + +**What happened.** D-BLW-3's falsifier was *"fusion must MOVE — if pairwise κ between two lenses is flat across the sealed series, no horizons merged."* Correct as a **kill** condition. The trap is the converse, which the deliverable would have leaned on: each `Vn` in the series contains **more verses** than `Vn-1`, so a κ computed per version is computed on a **growing sample**. κ drifts for that reason alone. **A movement that the measurement's own construction guarantees is not evidence of the thing the movement was supposed to show.** + +**The class, and why it keeps recurring here.** This is the same shape as the Kant bit caught hours earlier in the same arm (`quale > ablated` reducing to `modal > 0.5`, true for every verse holding a lift) and as `closed_class_guess` firing 150/150. Each time: a quantity that **cannot come out the other way**, presented as a finding. The vacuity rule already covers a guard that always fires; the gap it did not cover is a *continuous* measure whose motion is structurally forced. **The generalization: for any measure offered as evidence, ask what it would do under the null — and if the null also moves it, the measure is not the evidence.** + +**The fix is a control, not a threshold.** Hold the verse set FIXED at the first `k` verses and compute the binaries twice — once from the arena as sealed at `Vk`, once from the arena at `Vm > k`. Same lenses, same `N`, same text; only the horizon differs. A κ difference then **cannot** be sample growth, because the sample is identical by construction. As a bonus the a-priori/hindsight split stops being narration and becomes the control itself. + +**Sibling check:** any metric reported "across time", "across versions", "as the corpus grows", or "over training" — hold the unit set fixed and re-measure, or state plainly that growth is not excluded. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-A-PER-FEATURE-CI-STEP-NAMED-LIKE-PER-CRATE-COVERAGE-1 — the fifth blind gate survived four closings of its own class **Status:** FINDING (measured: 22 previously-unrun tests, all green on first central run). **Confidence:** High. Fix: a `--features cycle-driver` step in `.github/workflows/rust-test.yml`. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 6913f378..f465261d 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -752,6 +752,80 @@ as a `[dev-dependencies]` path edge from `lance-graph-planner`. Do **not** inver it — hosting the harness inside `jc` would drag the planner's whole dep tree into a crate whose constitution is zero-dep, and §12.5 keeps `jc` the untouched oracle. +### 12.3b D-BLW-3 design — the confound, and the controlled comparison that removes it + +**The naive trajectory does not measure fusion.** §12.3's D-BLW-3 row says +"fusion must MOVE: if pairwise κ between two lenses is flat across the series, +no horizons merged". True as a *kill* condition — but the converse does **not** +hold, and that is the trap. As the series seals, each `Vn` contains more verses +than `Vn-1`, so a κ computed at each version is computed on a **growing sample**. +κ will drift for that reason alone. **A κ that moves because N grew is not +Horizontverschmelzung; it is arithmetic.** Reporting a moving trajectory as +fusion would be the D-BLW-2 Kant tautology one level up — a number that cannot +help but move, presented as though it discovered something. + +**The controlled comparison.** Hold the verse set **FIXED** at the first `k` +verses and compute the four per-verse binaries **twice**: + +| reading | arena state used | verse set | +|---|---|---| +| **a priori** (*Vorurteil*) | as sealed at `Vk` — what a reader could know then | first `k` | +| **hindsight** (*wirkungsgeschichtlich*) | as sealed at `Vm`, `m > k` | first `k` — **the same verses** | + +Same lenses, same units, same `N`, **same text** — the only thing that differs +is the horizon the reading is performed from. A κ difference between those two +readings cannot be a sample-growth artifact, because the sample is identical by +construction. That difference *is* the fusion signal: later knowledge re-reading +earlier material. This is also why the a-priori/hindsight split is not +decoration here — it is the control. + +Mechanically the binaries must be **recomputed** against the later arena, not +carried forward; a verse's Hegel bit can flip when a statement it emitted is +contradicted a thousand verses later, and that flip is the whole phenomenon. + +**Row shape (this is why D-BLW-3 was never blocked).** The harness emits one +lightweight **per-(verse, version, lens)** verdict row and implements the public +`DeinterlaceRow` trait on it (`temporal.rs:318` — `subject()` = the +book-qualified verse ref, `lance_version()` = the sealing version, +`knowable_from()` = the version the verse entered the corpus, `hlc_tick()` +defaulted). Both reads then come off the **real** surface: +`deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V, rung), &NoDeps)` (`temporal.rs:346`, +`NoDeps` at `:271`). Nothing reconstructs an arena from a version; nothing in +`temporal.rs` is modified (§12.5 holds). Note `deinterlace` **clones** the +admitted rows — per §12.2's precision note, no result line may call this +zero-copy; the rows are small per-verse verdict records, which is why the cost +is acceptable, not absent. + +**Pre-registered thresholds (fixed here, before any run, non-adjustable):** +- **fusion-moves (can-fire):** ∃ a lens pair and a fixed prefix `k` with + `|κ_hindsight(k, m) − κ_apriori(k)| ≥ 0.10`, both κ defined (not `None`), and + `k ≥ 1000` (the same corpus floor as §12.3a — below it the marginals are too + noisy to read). +- **the distinction must earn its keep (can-stay-silent's twin):** if for EVERY + pair and EVERY prefix the two readings differ by `< 0.01`, then the a-priori / + hindsight distinction is **doing no work and must be DROPPED from the + write-up rather than narrated** — §12.3's own instruction, made numeric. +- **Why these numbers, from already-pinned ones rather than freshly invented:** + `0.10` is one-fifth of the `0.20 … 0.80` span between the two twin thresholds + already pre-registered in §12.3a — a movement big enough to matter inside the + band structure those thresholds define. `0.01` is the reporting precision floor + (κ is printed to two decimals); a difference below it is not distinguishable + from rounding. +- **KILL:** flat under the controlled comparison ⇒ the claim regrades to *"four + independent stance reads over a shared corpus"* — still true, still useful, + **not Gadamer**. Print the regrade; do not adjust the threshold. + +**Reporting:** the same full-table discipline as §12.3a — per pair, per prefix, +both readings' counts, both marginals, `p_o`, `p_e`, κ, φ, and the signed +difference. Never a bare κ, never a bare difference. + +**Claim ceiling, tightened for this deliverable.** The permitted statement is +that *the later horizon reads the same verses **differently***. It is **NOT** +permitted to say the later horizon reads them **better**, **more truly**, or +**more completely** — that is a validity claim, it needs an external criterion, +and it is D3b, which stays blocked (§12.4). "Fusion" here names a measured +change in overlap between two projections, nothing more. + ### 12.4 Claim ceiling (carried from the D3a/D3b split — do not re-cross it) κ and φ between two lens projections measure **overlap**, not validity. A From 03c2fd01f5dd5a43f6ee2b9bca2ebd667a37d721 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:48:05 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 07/54] board: D-BLW-3/4 rows carry the ratified designs and the measured scope limit D-BLW-3: the confound and the fixed-verse-set control that removes it. D-BLW-4: the 24 GiB figure and the dispatch-vs-residency claim boundary. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 4f0fc0ea..c57e60dd 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -14,8 +14,8 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed. SHIPPED: crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs — 8-tile CI tests (one WAL write/one version; exact dirty count 3 of 8 with byte-identical remainder; lens Outcome cast in Vn applied in Vn+1) plus the full 64-tile/65,536-row test, WHICH WAS ACTUALLY RUN (green, 1.71 s). Anti-vacuity snapshot widened from 6 columns to every per-row column + phase/current_cycle after the six-column version was found describing itself as a FULL byte-identical comparison; mutation-probed (perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail, so the gate can fire). Honest scope: the sparse-set property was ALREADY proven at 64k over FakeOwner in cycle_driver.rs:1098 — this re-anchors it on the production MailboxSoA owner with a real lens body that reads row slices, the same gap-closure w2b_real_owner_probe.rs made on the actor side | lance-graph | Shipped | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa. DESIGN ADJUDICATED 2026-08-04 (12.3a, verified in source): the stances are per-verse binary PROJECTIONS of the B6 panel, not the panel itself; the TSV route is dead for two of four lenses (uniform f=1.0 gives contradiction identically 0 so Hegel is constant-false; negation never reaches the inbound leg so Nietzsche has no input); the obvious Kant bit is a tautology (quale > ablated reduces to modal > 0.5, true for both shipped modals) and is replaced by a rank-based bit plus a mandatory modal_only companion; ruling is to LIFT stream/Interner/ReadOut/stance_panel into lance_graph_planner::nars::stance with the probe's B1-B6 asserts as the behaviour-preservation falsifier. Thresholds pre-registered in 12.3a (Landis-Koch 0.80 / 0.20, 5% discordant-count clause, N >= 1000 floor). First jc consumer in the workspace (dev-dep) | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | -| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer. UNBLOCKED 2026-08-04 (12.3a item 4): a design pass called this blocked because QueryReference::at is a reader PIN and nothing materializes an arena from a version — the premise is right, the conclusion is overridden. No reconstruction is needed: deinterlace takes CALLER-SUPPLIED rows over the public, externally-implementable DeinterlaceRow trait (temporal.rs:318, NoDeps at :271), so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both reads off the real surface. temporal.rs unmodified | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | -| D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Queued (scale) | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer. UNBLOCKED 2026-08-04 (12.3a item 4): a design pass called this blocked because QueryReference::at is a reader PIN and nothing materializes an arena from a version — the premise is right, the conclusion is overridden. No reconstruction is needed: deinterlace takes CALLER-SUPPLIED rows over the public, externally-implementable DeinterlaceRow trait (temporal.rs:318, NoDeps at :271), so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both reads off the real surface. temporal.rs unmodified. DESIGN RATIFIED 2026-08-04 (12.3b, E-A-MEASURE-THAT-CANNOT-HELP-BUT-MOVE-1): the naive per-version kappa trajectory is CONFOUNDED — each Vn holds more verses than Vn-1, so kappa drifts on sample growth alone and a moving trajectory would have confirmed itself. Replaced by a CONTROL: hold the verse set fixed at the first k verses and compute the four binaries twice, once from the arena as sealed at Vk (a priori) and once at Vm > k (hindsight) — same lenses, same N, same text, only the horizon differs, so a difference cannot be sample growth. Thresholds pre-registered from already-pinned numbers (0.10 = one fifth of the 0.20-0.80 twin span; 0.01 = the two-decimal reporting floor). Claim ceiling tightened: the later horizon reads the same verses DIFFERENTLY, never better/more truly/more completely | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a/12.3b | +| D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs after 1 discarded warm-up, 2x at 4096+ owners with 100us bodies, stay-silent within +-10% on trivial bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles. SCOPE MEASURED 2026-08-04 (12.3a): the ">= 4,096 owners" threshold is physically unmeetable with real SoA owners — 4,096 tiles x 6,144 B/row x 1024 rows = 24 GiB of identity planes. The claim is about DISPATCH CONCURRENCY in the thought phase, not SoA residency, so the gate measures lightweight owners and its result line must say "N thought bodies dispatch concurrently", never "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Seal side stays single-writer; any ack ledger is an automatic reject | lance-graph | In progress (build) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | From 2c55586496fbe02272b7f6099d5f0bd3041c58ca Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 18:58:50 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 08/54] =?UTF-8?q?RETRACT:=20an=20owner=20is=20a=20tenant,?= =?UTF-8?q?=20not=20a=20shard=20=E2=80=94=20the=20tiling=20and=20the=20own?= =?UTF-8?q?er-count=20axis=20are=20void?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling. Two moves in this arm multiplied a unit that is not allowed to be multiplied, and the canon already said so: "one mailbox = one kanban board as TENANT" (CLAUDE.md), with one MailboxSoA MOVED into exactly one KanbanActor as its sole mutator (E-CE64-MB-4) — that move being the compile-time proof of no aliasing. An owner is an identity, not a shard. 1. §12.1a tiled the Bible across 64 mailbox owners. That does not shard a corpus; it fabricates 63 additional tenants — 64 kanban boards for one book. 2. §12.3a then kept owner-count as D-BLW-4's axis and merely made the owners cheap ("4,096 lightweight owners"). That is the worse of the two: it preserved the wrong unit and optimized it. The real axis was in the diagram I was correcting: "apply stance L to THE OWNER'S SLICE". The 64k is ROWS inside one owner, and "64k thoughts firing at the same time" is data-parallelism over those rows — borrowed slices for reads, owned Copy microcopies for reasoning, gated write-back, never &mut self during computation (data-flow.md). One tenant, 64k rows. D-BLW-4 keeps the inherited A2/W2 protocol verbatim; only the unit being scaled changes, owners -> rows. What survives: the measurements. MailboxSoA<65536> really is 384 MiB of identity planes and really is a ~5.1 MiB by-value construction. What does not: the inference. A real number does not license an arbitrary answer to it — 384 MiB argues for a construction fix, never for minting tenants. The 24 GiB figure is meaningless because nobody would hold 4,096 owners for one corpus. Deletes the D-BLW-4 harness built on the void axis (4,096 LightOwners) rather than adapting it — the axis, not the code, was the defect. E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1 records the class: before scaling a quantity, ask what ONE of it IS; if the unit carries identity, its count is a property of the deployment being modelled and multiplying it fabricates a world instead of stressing the real one. E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1 regraded in place — observation stands, conclusion withdrawn (I found a real seam and repaired it at the wrong layer). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 20 +++- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 96 ++++++++++++++++--- 2 files changed, 103 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 743b18a0..2bf5eedc 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,19 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1 — I multiplied the unit that is not allowed to be multiplied + +**Status:** FINDING (operator-ruled; the canon already said it). **Confidence:** High. Retractions: plan §12.1a′ and §12.3a′; `E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1` regraded below. + +**What I did.** Arm BLW's §12.1 said "64k verse-owners in ONE `MailboxSoA`". I read that against "sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k", concluded the two contradicted, and "fixed" it by **tiling the Bible across 64 mailbox owners**. Then, asked to scale D-BLW-4 to the inherited "≥4,096 owners", I computed that 4,096 real SoA owners would cost 24 GiB and "solved" it by proposing 4,096 **lightweight** owners. The second move is the worse one: it kept the wrong axis and merely made the wrong thing cheap. + +**Why it is a category error, not a sizing mistake.** `CLAUDE.md` states it directly: **"one mailbox = one kanban board as *tenant*"**, and one `MailboxSoA` is *moved* into exactly one `KanbanActor`, which is its sole mutator — that move is the compile-time proof of no aliasing (`E-CE64-MB-4`). An owner is therefore an **identity**, not a shard. 64 tiles for one Bible = **63 fabricated tenants**; 4,096 owners = a fabricated deployment. You cannot dial identities up to make a benchmark convenient. + +**The real axis was in the diagram I was correcting.** §12.1 says *"apply stance L to **the owner's slice**"* — the 64k is **rows inside one owner**, and "64k thoughts at once" is data-parallelism over those rows, exactly as `data-flow.md` prescribes (borrowed slices for reads, owned `Copy` microcopies for reasoning, gated write-back, never `&mut self` during computation). One tenant, 64k rows. + +**The part of my finding that survives, and the part that does not.** The measurements were right: `MailboxSoA<65536>` really is 384 MiB of identity planes and really is a ~5.1 MiB by-value construction. The *inference* was wrong. **Measuring a real constraint does not license an arbitrary answer to it** — the 384 MiB argues for a construction fix (heap/in-place init, or fewer rows per bake), never for minting tenants. I let a true number authorize a false conclusion because the number felt like evidence. + +**The class.** Before scaling a quantity in a benchmark, ask what **one** of it *is*. If the unit carries identity — a tenant, an actor, an owner, a session, an account — then its count is a property of the deployment being modelled, and multiplying it fabricates a world rather than stressing the real one. **Sibling check:** any threshold phrased "≥ N ⟨noun⟩" where the noun is something the system treats as sole-owner or singleton. + +**Regrade of `E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1` (same day, mine):** its observation stands — the diagram's two lines do quantify different things — but its **conclusion is withdrawn**. The resolution was never "tile into many owners"; it is that owner-sparseness belongs to the driver layer (already proven at `cycle_driver.rs:1098`) and is simply **not this arm's business**, whose sparseness is row-level inside one owner. I found a real seam and then repaired it at the wrong layer. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-A-MEASURE-THAT-CANNOT-HELP-BUT-MOVE-1 — the trajectory would have confirmed itself **Status:** FINDING (design-time; caught before the harness was written). **Confidence:** High — the confound is structural, not empirical. Fix: `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.3b. @@ -22,7 +38,9 @@ ## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1 — a shape spec that no line of its own diagram could satisfy -**Status:** FINDING (two independent grounds, both checked against source before the correction). **Confidence:** High. Corrected in place at `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.1a. +> **⊘ CONCLUSION WITHDRAWN same-day** — see `E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`. The observation (two adjacent lines quantifying the same thing at different cardinalities) and the 6,144 B/row measurement both stand; the "tile across 64 owners" resolution does not. Owner-sparseness belongs to the driver layer and is not this arm's business. Regraded in place, per append-only canon. + +**Status:** FINDING (conclusion withdrawn) (two independent grounds, both checked against source before the correction). **Confidence:** High. Corrected in place at `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.1a. **What happened.** Arm BLW's §12.1 specified *"64k verse-owners in ONE `MailboxSoA`"*, and the **next line of the same ASCII diagram** read *"sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k"*. Those cannot both hold: a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of *owners*, one `MailboxSoA` **is** one owner, so the single-SoA shape has a dirty set of 0 or 1 and cannot express sparseness at all. The mechanic the whole driver exists for was excluded by the line directly above it. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index f465261d..0f4332fd 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -552,7 +552,56 @@ The lens does not own a mailbox, does not add a node type, and does not change the stride. It is a function over an owner's arena slice, dispatched through the seam the driver already exposes. -#### 12.1a Correction (2026-08-04): "ONE MailboxSoA" was wrong twice — the bake is TILED +#### 12.1a′ RETRACTION (operator-ruled 2026-08-04) — §12.1a below is WRONG. An owner is a TENANT, not a shard. + +**§12.1a "tiled the bake across 64 owners" is retracted in full.** It is not a +sizing mistake, it is a **category error**, and the canon already said so: +*"one mailbox = one kanban board as **tenant**"* (`CLAUDE.md` §V3 rulings), and +one `MailboxSoA` is moved into exactly **one** `KanbanActor` which is its **sole +mutator** (`E-CE64-MB-4`; `tests/w2b_real_owner_probe.rs` — the SoA is *moved* +into `Actor::spawn`, and that move is the compile-time proof of no aliasing). + +So an owner is not a unit you can *multiply to taste*. Splitting the Bible +across 64 mailboxes does not shard a corpus — it **fabricates 63 additional +tenants**, i.e. 64 separate kanban boards for one book. That is a topology +invention dressed up as a memory fix. + +**The corpus is ONE tenant.** Its 64k verses are **ROWS inside that one owner's +SoA**, and "64k thoughts firing at the same time" is data-parallelism **over +rows within the owner's slice** — exactly what §12.1's own diagram says +(*"CognitiveWork body = apply stance L to **the owner's slice**"*), and exactly +what the data-flow rule already prescribes: SIMD reads borrowed row slices, +reasoning works on owned `Copy` microcopies, write-back is gated — **no +`&mut self` during computation**. + +**What was actually wrong in my two "independent grounds":** + +1. *"A sparse sealed set is a sparse set of owners, so one SoA cannot express + it."* The observation is true and the conclusion is a non-sequitur: **this + arm does not need owner-sparseness at all.** That mechanic is already proven + at 64k in `cycle_driver.rs:1098`. The Bible arm's sparseness is **row-level, + inside one owner**. I solved a problem that belonged to a different layer. +2. *The 384 MiB / ~5.1 MiB-stack figures.* **These remain true and unretracted** — + `MailboxSoA<65536>` really is 384 MiB of identity planes and really is a + ~5.1 MiB by-value construction. But they argue for a **construction fix** + (heap/in-place init, or a smaller row count per bake), never for minting + tenants. Measuring a real constraint does not license an arbitrary answer to + it — that is the actual lesson, and it is why the number is kept while the + conclusion is thrown away. + +**Consequences, binding:** +- The tiling in §12.1a and everything downstream of it is void. `FULL_TILES`, + `CI_TILES`, "64 tiles × `MailboxSoA<1024>`" and the `w_slot = tile_index` + saturation note are all retracted. +- **D-BLW-4's "≥4,096 owners" axis is void** — see §12.3a′. Owner count is a + deployment-topology property, not a scale knob, so both the inherited + threshold *and* my "measure it with 4,096 lightweight owners" reply were + category errors. The 24 GiB figure I derived is meaningless: you would never + have 4,096 owners for one corpus. +- §12.1a is kept below **only** as the retracted record (append-only canon: + regrade in place, never delete). + +#### 12.1a Correction (2026-08-04): "ONE MailboxSoA" was wrong twice — the bake is TILED **[⊘ RETRACTED — see §12.1a′ above; an owner is a tenant, not a shard]** The first draft of this section wrote *"64k verse-owners in ONE MailboxSoA"*. That is corrected in place, on two independent grounds. **The anti-6× ruling @@ -734,17 +783,40 @@ after ~64 distinct sources, after which observations route to CHOICE rather than revision, **suppressing** contradiction on exactly the hub statements (a) inflates — report the count of beliefs with a saturated stamp. -**D-BLW-4's threshold cannot be met with real SoA owners — and that is a scope -statement, not a failure.** The inherited gate says "≥4,096 owners". At -6,144 B/row × 1024 rows that is **24 GiB** of identity planes for the fleet -alone. The parallelism claim is about **dispatch concurrency in the thought -phase**, not about how much SoA a box can hold, so D-BLW-4 measures lightweight -owners and must **say so in its result line**: the measured claim is "N thought -bodies dispatch concurrently", NOT "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Anyone -reading a 4,096-owner speedup as a statement about 64k-scale SoA residency has -read a claim that was never made. (Third consequence of the same 6 KB/row price -that reshaped §12.1a — the figure keeps deciding things, which is why it is -written down rather than recomputed.) +##### 12.3a′ D-BLW-4's AXIS IS OWNERS — and that is void (operator-ruled 2026-08-04) + +**The paragraph that stood here is retracted.** It said D-BLW-4's "≥4,096 +owners" threshold was unmeetable at 24 GiB and should therefore be measured with +4,096 *lightweight* owners. Both halves are category errors, and the second is +the worse one: it kept owner-count as the axis and merely made the owners cheap. + +**Owner count is not a scale knob.** An owner is a **tenant** — one mailbox, one +kanban board, one `KanbanActor` that is its sole mutator (`CLAUDE.md` §V3; +`E-CE64-MB-4`). "4,096 owners" therefore means *4,096 tenants*, which for one +corpus is not a big configuration — it is a **fabricated deployment**. The +24 GiB figure I derived from it is meaningless: nobody would ever hold 4,096 +owners for one book, so its cost was never the constraint. + +**The real axis is rows inside one owner.** The arm's claim — *"64k thoughts +firing at the same time"* — is data-parallelism over the **verse rows of a single +owner's slice**, which is what §12.1's diagram said all along +(*"apply stance L to **the owner's slice**"*). So D-BLW-4 measures: + +> concurrent vs sequential evaluation of **N row-level thought bodies within one +> owner**, where the reads are borrowed row slices, the reasoning is on owned +> `Copy` microcopies, and write-back is **gated** — never `&mut self` during +> computation (`.claude/rules/data-flow.md`, `borrow-strategy.md`). + +That axis needs no fabricated tenants, costs one SoA, and is the thing the arm +actually claims. The inherited A2/W2 protocol (median of ≥5 runs after one +discarded warm-up; a can-fire *and* a can-stay-silent half) carries over +unchanged — **only the unit being scaled changes, from owners to rows.** The +per-row work threshold and the row count are re-pinned when the harness is +written, and pre-registered before it runs. + +**Kill condition, restated:** if row-level concurrency does not beat sequential +under the pre-registered protocol, claim (a) regrades to *"64k-scale +**sequential** row evaluation"* — still true, different claim. **New dependency, declare it:** `crates/jc` is workspace-EXCLUDED and currently has **zero** consumers anywhere in the workspace. The twin harness is the first, From 80908051bf49aa451ef4fbb5ed8dbde25a9ae576 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 19:07:48 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 09/54] =?UTF-8?q?RETRACT:=20the=20384=20MiB=20was=20measur?= =?UTF-8?q?ed=20off=20the=20wrong=20struct=20=E2=80=94=20the=20bake=20is?= =?UTF-8?q?=2032=20MiB?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator-caught, verified in source. Canon is NODE_ROW_STRIDE = 512, const- asserted size_of::() == 512 (canonical_node.rs:735, :787), so the whole 64k Bible bake is 65,536 x 512 B = 32 MiB. The 6,144 B/row I measured is MailboxSoA's content/topic/angle hot planes — 12x the canonical node row — which I silently treated as the corpus cost. So there was never any memory pressure, and everything derived from it answered a problem that does not exist: the tiling, the CI-vs-full-scale split, the #[ignore] attribute, and the 24 GiB D-BLW-4 figure. This is the FOURTH error on one axis in one session, and the third correction. When I retracted the tiling I wrote "the measurements survive" — that sentence was itself the error repeating. Corrections that keep landing in the same direction are not corrections. The lesson recorded is one step upstream of the one I first wrote: I never checked what the number was a number OF. A figure computed from the wrong struct is not a weaker fact, it is not a fact at all, and it is more dangerous than no figure because arithmetic feels like evidence. Deletes crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs. It was GREEN — 3 CI tests, a full-scale run, and a mutation probe proving the gate can fire — and every one of those passed on a fabricated shape. A green probe whose author chose both the object and the check is not evidence; keeping it would carry manufactured confidence forward to preserve a technique that fits in a sentence. What survives is independent of all of it, and shares one property — none of it involved a measurement by me: the CI blind gate (22 P4 falsifiers that had never executed, re-verified green here after the deletion), the stance lift (checked by the probe's own pre-existing asserts), the Hegel-constant-false and Kant-tautology findings (symbolic derivation from quoted lines), and the §12.3b sample-growth confound. Logs ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON as an explicit QUESTION, not a finding: MailboxSoA carries 6,144 B/row against a 512 B/row canon — deliberate hot working set above the canonical row, or divergence from it? Given this session's record on this axis, asserting a fourth conclusion would be the same failure again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md | 24 + .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 6 +- .claude/board/ISSUES.md | 36 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 4 +- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 31 +- .../tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs | 693 ------------------ 6 files changed, 90 insertions(+), 704 deletions(-) delete mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md index e272b233..f2022de8 100644 --- a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md +++ b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md @@ -1,5 +1,29 @@ ## 2026-08-04 — Arm BLW opened: BLW-0 + D-BLW-1 + the stance lift (4 subagents: 2 Sonnet recon, 1 Opus design, 2 Sonnet build) +> **⊘ SAME-DAY CORRECTION (operator-ruled) — read this before the entry below, most of which is retracted.** +> Two of the three headline items did not survive. **(1) The tiling is void:** an owner is a +> **tenant** (one mailbox = one kanban board = one `KanbanActor` as sole mutator), so tiling the +> Bible across 64 owners fabricated 63 tenants — a category error, not a sizing choice +> (`E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`). **(2) The memory case was measured off the wrong +> struct:** canon is `NODE_ROW_STRIDE = 512` (const-asserted), so the whole 64k bake is **32 MiB**, +> not 384 MiB — there was never any pressure to solve, so the tiling, the CI/full-scale split and +> the 24 GiB D-BLW-4 figure all answered a problem that did not exist. **(3) D-BLW-4's axis is +> void** — owner-count is not a scale knob, and my "measure it with 4,096 *lightweight* owners" +> reply kept the wrong unit and merely made it cheap. Both harnesses are **deleted**; +> `blw_bible_lens_wave.rs` is gone with them. +> +> **The damning part is not the error, it is that my corrections did not converge.** I "fixed" the +> shape twice and both fixes were wrong in the same direction; when retracting the tiling I wrote +> "the measurements survive", which was the fourth error on the same axis. The operator caught +> every one. **A green probe is not evidence when the author chose both the object and the check** — +> D-BLW-1 passed 3 CI tests, a full-scale run, and a mutation probe, all on a fabricated shape. +> +> **What actually held, and the property they share:** the CI blind gate (a negative structural +> claim, checkable from a cfg attribute), the stance lift (checked by a pre-existing oracle I did +> not author), the Hegel-constant-false and Kant-tautology findings (symbolic derivation from +> quoted lines), and the §12.3b confound (symbolic). **None involved a measurement by me.** +> Open question deliberately left unanswered: `ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON`. + - **BLW-0 killed the plan's own shape.** §12.1 said "64k verse-owners in ONE `MailboxSoA`" while the next line of the same diagram said "sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k". A sparse sealed set is a sparse set of *owners* and one `MailboxSoA` **is** one owner, so the spec excluded the mechanic the driver exists for. Second, independent ground: `MailboxSoA` allocates 3 identity planes at `3 × N × 256 × 8 B` = **6,144 B/row**, so 65k rows = **384 MiB regardless of tiling**, and `MailboxSoA<65536>` is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Resolved to 64 tiles × `MailboxSoA<1024>`; tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6× zero-copy ruling is untouched. `EPIPHANIES E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1`. **That 6 KB/row figure went on to decide three separate things** (the tiling, the `#[ignore]` split, D-BLW-4's scope) — which is why it is written down rather than recomputed each time. - **The fifth blind gate, found by accident while wiring the arm.** `cycle_driver` is `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]`; the CI step for that crate passes `--features supervisor` only. **The entire P4a/P4b/P4c falsifier suite — 22 tests — had never run in CI.** They pass; the point is that nothing would have noticed if they stopped. It survived four prior closings of this exact class because the step is *named* "Run supervisor tests" — per-crate naming over a per-feature flag. `E-A-PER-FEATURE-CI-STEP-NAMED-LIKE-PER-CRATE-COVERAGE-1`. - **D-BLW-1 shipped and the ignored test was actually RUN** (`blw_bible_lens_wave.rs`, 3 CI + 1 full-scale, green; full 64-tile/65,536-row 1.71 s). The substantive fix was mine, not the builder's: its anti-vacuity snapshot covered 6 columns while calling itself a FULL BYTE-IDENTICAL comparison. Widened to every per-row column; **evidence it is real rather than cosmetic — the full-scale test went 0.01 s → 1.71 s, because zeroed pages are lazily mapped and the old snapshot never touched the identity planes at all.** Mutation-probed: perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail. diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 2bf5eedc..cee5dd1f 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -8,7 +8,9 @@ **The real axis was in the diagram I was correcting.** §12.1 says *"apply stance L to **the owner's slice**"* — the 64k is **rows inside one owner**, and "64k thoughts at once" is data-parallelism over those rows, exactly as `data-flow.md` prescribes (borrowed slices for reads, owned `Copy` microcopies for reasoning, gated write-back, never `&mut self` during computation). One tenant, 64k rows. -**The part of my finding that survives, and the part that does not.** The measurements were right: `MailboxSoA<65536>` really is 384 MiB of identity planes and really is a ~5.1 MiB by-value construction. The *inference* was wrong. **Measuring a real constraint does not license an arbitrary answer to it** — the 384 MiB argues for a construction fix (heap/in-place init, or fewer rows per bake), never for minting tenants. I let a true number authorize a false conclusion because the number felt like evidence. +**⊘ SAME-DAY CORRECTION — this paragraph originally read "the measurements were right". They were not.** The canonical row is `NODE_ROW_STRIDE = 512` bytes, const-asserted `size_of::() == 512` (`canonical_node.rs:735, :787`), so **the whole Bible bake at canon is 65,536 × 512 B = 32 MiB** — trivially resident. The 6,144 B/row I measured is `MailboxSoA`'s content/topic/angle hot planes, **12× the canonical node row**, which I silently treated as the corpus cost. There was never any memory pressure to solve. + +**So the lesson is sharper than the one I first wrote.** I said "measuring a real constraint does not license an arbitrary answer to it" — true, but it let me keep believing the measurement, which was the actual defect. The failure is one step upstream: **I never checked what the number was a number OF.** A figure computed from the wrong struct is not a weaker fact, it is not a fact at all — and it is *more* dangerous than having no figure, because arithmetic feels like evidence and invites exactly the confident downstream reasoning I then did three times. **The class.** Before scaling a quantity in a benchmark, ask what **one** of it *is*. If the unit carries identity — a tenant, an actor, an owner, a session, an account — then its count is a property of the deployment being modelled, and multiplying it fabricates a world rather than stressing the real one. **Sibling check:** any threshold phrased "≥ N ⟨noun⟩" where the noun is something the system treats as sole-owner or singleton. @@ -44,7 +46,7 @@ **What happened.** Arm BLW's §12.1 specified *"64k verse-owners in ONE `MailboxSoA`"*, and the **next line of the same ASCII diagram** read *"sparse sealed transition set — 17 dirty, not 64k"*. Those cannot both hold: a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of *owners*, one `MailboxSoA` **is** one owner, so the single-SoA shape has a dirty set of 0 or 1 and cannot express sparseness at all. The mechanic the whole driver exists for was excluded by the line directly above it. -**The second ground is arithmetic, and it is the one worth carrying.** `MailboxSoA` allocates three identity planes at `3 × N × 256 × 8 B` = **6,144 B/row** — the *designed* hot layout, not an accident. So a 64k-row corpus is **384 MiB of planes regardless of how it is tiled**: tiling changes the stack shape (a ~5.1 MiB by-value construction at `N=65536` against a 2 MiB default worker stack, vs ~82 KiB at `N=1024`) but **not one byte** of the plane total. The instinct that "tiling will fix the memory" is wrong; tiling fixes constructibility. +**The second ground is arithmetic — and it is WRONG (⊘ corrected same-day; see `E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`): it prices `MailboxSoA`'s hot planes, not the canonical 512 B/row `NodeRow`, so the real bake is 32 MiB and none of this pressure exists. Kept as the retracted record.** `MailboxSoA` allocates three identity planes at `3 × N × 256 × 8 B` = **6,144 B/row** — the *designed* hot layout, not an accident. So a 64k-row corpus is **384 MiB of planes regardless of how it is tiled**: tiling changes the stack shape (a ~5.1 MiB by-value construction at `N=65536` against a 2 MiB default worker stack, vs ~82 KiB at `N=1024`) but **not one byte** of the plane total. The instinct that "tiling will fix the memory" is wrong; tiling fixes constructibility. **The class.** A shape spec written as prose plus a diagram can carry a contradiction *between the prose and the diagram* that neither half reveals when read alone — and a per-row cost stated as a friendly per-unit figure ("~6 KB/thought", true and documented at the type) hides its own total until multiplied by the actual corpus. **Both defects were invisible until the spec was priced against real source.** Neither needed a run to find; both needed the constructor read. diff --git a/.claude/board/ISSUES.md b/.claude/board/ISSUES.md index 8c6afce7..3567b884 100644 --- a/.claude/board/ISSUES.md +++ b/.claude/board/ISSUES.md @@ -1,5 +1,41 @@ # Issues Log — Open + Resolved (double-entry, append-only) +## ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON (2026-08-04) — OPEN, QUESTION NOT CONCLUSION + +**The observation, arithmetic only.** The canonical node row is +`NODE_ROW_STRIDE = 512` bytes — `key(16) | edges(16) | value(480)` — and it is +const-asserted: `const _: () = assert!(core::mem::size_of::() == 512);` +(`crates/lance-graph-contract/src/canonical_node.rs:735`, `:787`). + +`MailboxSoA` (`crates/cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs:58`) +allocates `content` + `topic` + `angle` as `3 × N × WORDS_PER_FP(256) × 8 B` += **6,144 B/row** (ibid.:322-324), on top of ~82 B/row of fixed-size columns. +That is **12× the canonical 512-byte row** for the identity planes alone. + +The type's own comment calls this deliberate — *"the content/topic/angle Hamming +identity planes stay HOT in the mailbox (~6 KB/thought; OQ-1 RESOLVED §2.7 — +NOT reduced to a tiny ref)"* (ibid.:136-141). + +**The question, which is NOT answered here.** Is the 6 KB/row a deliberate hot +working set layered *above* the 512 B canonical row (i.e. the canon describes +the persisted/addressed row and `MailboxSoA` is a resident cache of a different +shape), or is it a divergence from the canon that the const-assert does not +reach because `MailboxSoA` is not a `NodeRow`? + +**Why this is logged as a question and not a finding.** This axis was reasoned +about wrongly three times in one session: the 6,144 B/row figure was taken for +the corpus cost, which produced a 384 MiB "constraint" that does not exist (the +real bake is 65,536 × 512 B = **32 MiB**), which then motivated a tiling that was +itself a category error (`E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`). Given that +record, asserting a fourth conclusion here would be the same failure again. +**Whoever picks this up: establish which of the two readings is intended before +changing anything.** + +**Blast radius if it is a divergence:** any sizing estimate that reasons from +`MailboxSoA` to corpus footprint; any doc quoting "~6 KB/thought" as the node +cost; and the V3 `COMPONENT-MAP` claim that `NodeGuid/EdgeBlock/NodeRow` +16|16|480 is *REUSE — CANON, const-asserted*. + ## ISS-DOMINO-WRITES-ENERGY-OUTSIDE-ITS-OWN-SCHEMA (2026-07-29) — OPEN, FOUND WHILE CLOSING T5 Surfaced while landing T5 (the `nan_projection.rs` schema gate, see diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index c57e60dd..a870bd3d 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -12,10 +12,10 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-C5 | cohort-statistic witness type under the ELEVATED carve-out + held-out anti-circularity gate | lance-graph | Queued | plan W4 | | D-KIA-D1 | observer/observed as two Locus categories over one arena (cheapest-first) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W5 | | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | -| D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed. SHIPPED: crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs — 8-tile CI tests (one WAL write/one version; exact dirty count 3 of 8 with byte-identical remainder; lens Outcome cast in Vn applied in Vn+1) plus the full 64-tile/65,536-row test, WHICH WAS ACTUALLY RUN (green, 1.71 s). Anti-vacuity snapshot widened from 6 columns to every per-row column + phase/current_cycle after the six-column version was found describing itself as a FULL byte-identical comparison; mutation-probed (perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail, so the gate can fire). Honest scope: the sparse-set property was ALREADY proven at 64k over FakeOwner in cycle_driver.rs:1098 — this re-anchors it on the production MailboxSoA owner with a real lens body that reads row slices, the same gap-closure w2b_real_owner_probe.rs made on the actor side | lance-graph | Shipped | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | +| D-BLW-1 | **⊘ SHAPE + FIGURES RETRACTED 2026-08-04 (operator): an owner is a TENANT, not a shard — the 64-tile bake fabricated 63 tenants (E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1, plan 12.1a'); and the memory case was measured off the WRONG STRUCT — canon is NODE_ROW_STRIDE=512 (const-asserted), so the whole 64k bake is 32 MiB, not 384 MiB, and no tiling/#[ignore]/CI-split was ever needed. Correct shape: ONE owner, verses as ROWS, thoughts row-level over the owner's slice. Shipped test carries the void shape and needs rewriting; rework was dispatched then CANCELLED by the operator — NOT relaunched.** Original row follows as retracted record: One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed. SHIPPED: crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs — 8-tile CI tests (one WAL write/one version; exact dirty count 3 of 8 with byte-identical remainder; lens Outcome cast in Vn applied in Vn+1) plus the full 64-tile/65,536-row test, WHICH WAS ACTUALLY RUN (green, 1.71 s). Anti-vacuity snapshot widened from 6 columns to every per-row column + phase/current_cycle after the six-column version was found describing itself as a FULL byte-identical comparison; mutation-probed (perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail, so the gate can fire). Honest scope: the sparse-set property was ALREADY proven at 64k over FakeOwner in cycle_driver.rs:1098 — this re-anchors it on the production MailboxSoA owner with a real lens body that reads row slices, the same gap-closure w2b_real_owner_probe.rs made on the actor side | lance-graph | Shipped | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa. DESIGN ADJUDICATED 2026-08-04 (12.3a, verified in source): the stances are per-verse binary PROJECTIONS of the B6 panel, not the panel itself; the TSV route is dead for two of four lenses (uniform f=1.0 gives contradiction identically 0 so Hegel is constant-false; negation never reaches the inbound leg so Nietzsche has no input); the obvious Kant bit is a tautology (quale > ablated reduces to modal > 0.5, true for both shipped modals) and is replaced by a rank-based bit plus a mandatory modal_only companion; ruling is to LIFT stream/Interner/ReadOut/stance_panel into lance_graph_planner::nars::stance with the probe's B1-B6 asserts as the behaviour-preservation falsifier. Thresholds pre-registered in 12.3a (Landis-Koch 0.80 / 0.20, 5% discordant-count clause, N >= 1000 floor). First jc consumer in the workspace (dev-dep) | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer. UNBLOCKED 2026-08-04 (12.3a item 4): a design pass called this blocked because QueryReference::at is a reader PIN and nothing materializes an arena from a version — the premise is right, the conclusion is overridden. No reconstruction is needed: deinterlace takes CALLER-SUPPLIED rows over the public, externally-implementable DeinterlaceRow trait (temporal.rs:318, NoDeps at :271), so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both reads off the real surface. temporal.rs unmodified. DESIGN RATIFIED 2026-08-04 (12.3b, E-A-MEASURE-THAT-CANNOT-HELP-BUT-MOVE-1): the naive per-version kappa trajectory is CONFOUNDED — each Vn holds more verses than Vn-1, so kappa drifts on sample growth alone and a moving trajectory would have confirmed itself. Replaced by a CONTROL: hold the verse set fixed at the first k verses and compute the four binaries twice, once from the arena as sealed at Vk (a priori) and once at Vm > k (hindsight) — same lenses, same N, same text, only the horizon differs, so a difference cannot be sample growth. Thresholds pre-registered from already-pinned numbers (0.10 = one fifth of the 0.20-0.80 twin span; 0.01 = the two-decimal reporting floor). Claim ceiling tightened: the later horizon reads the same verses DIFFERENTLY, never better/more truly/more completely | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a/12.3b | -| D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs after 1 discarded warm-up, 2x at 4096+ owners with 100us bodies, stay-silent within +-10% on trivial bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles. SCOPE MEASURED 2026-08-04 (12.3a): the ">= 4,096 owners" threshold is physically unmeetable with real SoA owners — 4,096 tiles x 6,144 B/row x 1024 rows = 24 GiB of identity planes. The claim is about DISPATCH CONCURRENCY in the thought phase, not SoA residency, so the gate measures lightweight owners and its result line must say "N thought bodies dispatch concurrently", never "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Seal side stays single-writer; any ack ledger is an automatic reject | lance-graph | In progress (build) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | +| D-BLW-4 | **⊘ AXIS VOID 2026-08-04 (operator): owner-count is not a scale knob — an owner is a tenant, so '>= 4,096 owners' means 4,096 fabricated tenants, and my '4,096 lightweight owners' reply kept the wrong unit and merely made it cheap. The 24 GiB figure is meaningless. Correct axis: N ROW-LEVEL thought bodies within ONE owner, A2/W2 protocol carried verbatim, only the unit changes. Harness built on the void axis was DELETED.** Original row follows as retracted record: 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs after 1 discarded warm-up, 2x at 4096+ owners with 100us bodies, stay-silent within +-10% on trivial bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles. SCOPE MEASURED 2026-08-04 (12.3a): the ">= 4,096 owners" threshold is physically unmeetable with real SoA owners — 4,096 tiles x 6,144 B/row x 1024 rows = 24 GiB of identity planes. The claim is about DISPATCH CONCURRENCY in the thought phase, not SoA residency, so the gate measures lightweight owners and its result line must say "N thought bodies dispatch concurrently", never "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Seal side stays single-writer; any ack ledger is an automatic reject | lance-graph | In progress (build) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 0f4332fd..caf76481 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -581,13 +581,30 @@ reasoning works on owned `Copy` microcopies, write-back is gated — **no arm does not need owner-sparseness at all.** That mechanic is already proven at 64k in `cycle_driver.rs:1098`. The Bible arm's sparseness is **row-level, inside one owner**. I solved a problem that belonged to a different layer. -2. *The 384 MiB / ~5.1 MiB-stack figures.* **These remain true and unretracted** — - `MailboxSoA<65536>` really is 384 MiB of identity planes and really is a - ~5.1 MiB by-value construction. But they argue for a **construction fix** - (heap/in-place init, or a smaller row count per bake), never for minting - tenants. Measuring a real constraint does not license an arbitrary answer to - it — that is the actual lesson, and it is why the number is kept while the - conclusion is thrown away. +2. *The 384 MiB / ~5.1 MiB-stack figures.* **⊘ ALSO RETRACTED (operator, + same day) — I measured the wrong object.** The canonical row is + `NODE_ROW_STRIDE = 512` bytes, const-asserted + `size_of::() == 512` (`canonical_node.rs:735, :787`). **The whole + Bible bake at canon is 65,536 × 512 B = 32 MiB** — trivially resident, no + tiling, no `#[ignore]`, CI runs the full corpus. The 6,144 B/row I measured + is `MailboxSoA`'s content/topic/angle hot planes, **12× the canonical node + row**, which I silently treated as the corpus cost. So there was never any + memory pressure to solve, and every conclusion drawn from it — tiling, + the CI/full-scale split, the 24 GiB D-BLW-4 figure — was answering a problem + that did not exist. + + **The lesson is sharper than the one I first wrote.** I said "measuring a + real constraint does not license an arbitrary answer to it." True, but it + let me keep believing the measurement. The actual failure is upstream: + **I never checked what the number was a number OF.** A figure computed from + the wrong struct is not a weaker fact, it is not a fact at all — and it is + more dangerous than no figure, because arithmetic feels like evidence. + + **Open question, deliberately not resolved here** (asked, not concluded — + this axis has already been wrong three times today): `MailboxSoA` carries + 6,144 B/row against a 512 B/row canon. Is that a deliberate hot working set + layered above the canonical row, or a divergence from it? Recorded in + `ISSUES.md`, not answered. **Consequences, binding:** - The tiling in §12.1a and everything downstream of it is void. `FULL_TILES`, diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs deleted file mode 100644 index 4f376bac..00000000 --- a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,693 +0,0 @@ -//! D-BLW-1 — the tiled 64k verse fleet + the lens body in the cycle-driver -//! seam. -//! -//! ## Why TILED, not one `MailboxSoA<65536>` -//! -//! The corpus is ONE bake, **TILED** across K mailbox owners of -//! `MailboxSoA<1024>`. 64 tiles × 1024 rows = 65,536 verse rows. Three -//! reasons this is the shape, not a single giant SoA: -//! -//! - **Size is invariant to tiling.** `MailboxSoA` allocates -//! `content`+`topic`+`angle` as `3 × N × WORDS_PER_FP(256) × 8 B` = -//! 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows is **384 MiB** no matter how it is tiled. -//! Tiling only changes how the 384 MiB is *addressed* (K owners vs one). -//! - **`MailboxSoA::new` is a large by-value construction.** A single -//! `MailboxSoA<65536>` would put ~5 MB of the const-sized columns -//! (`energy`, `plasticity_counter`, `last_active_cycle`, …) on the stack -//! during `new()`'s return-by-value, which can overflow a test thread's -//! stack. Tiling at N=1024 keeps each construction's stack-resident -//! portion ~84 KB. -//! - **A sparse sealed transition set ("17 dirty, not 64k") is a sparse -//! set of *owners*.** One `MailboxSoA` is one mailbox owner -//! (`MailboxFleet::Owner`), so a single giant SoA cannot express "most -//! owners are byte-identical" at all — there is only one owner to be -//! dirty or clean. Tiling is a **partition of one corpus** into many -//! owners, not a second projection of it, so it does not disturb the -//! zero-copy ruling that rejected a 6-SoA (one-per-lens) shape: this is -//! still exactly one bake, just addressed through K owner keys instead -//! of one. -//! -//! ## What this file re-anchors, not what it discovers -//! -//! **The mechanical property — a sealed cycle applies only its sparse -//! transition set, and every unrepresented owner is byte-identical after — -//! is ALREADY proven at 64k scale**, in `cycle_driver.rs`'s own test module: -//! `p4b_applies_only_the_sealed_sparse_set_64k_of_17_advance_rest_byte_identical` -//! (line ~1098, `const FLEET: u32 = 65_536`, 17 represented owners, a cloned -//! `before` fleet, a per-owner byte-identical assertion). That test proves -//! the mechanism over the lightweight in-file `FakeOwner`. -//! -//! What this file adds is two things `FakeOwner` structurally cannot -//! exercise: (1) the driver run over the **production `MailboxSoA` owner** -//! instead of the fake, and (2) a **real lens body** in the `CognitiveWork` -//! seam that actually reads an owner's row slice -//! (`MailboxSoaView::energy()`) to decide whether to cast — `FakeOwner` -//! carries no row columns at all, so no lens reading real data could ever -//! run over it. This is the same precedented gap-closure as -//! `tests/w2b_real_owner_probe.rs`, which exists for the identical reason on -//! the actor side ("`KanbanActor` was only ever exercised against -//! `TestBoard`"). The tests below are named `..._over_the_real_mailbox_soa` -//! for this reason: they are RE-PROOFS on the real owner + a real lens, not -//! first proofs of the sparse-set mechanism itself. - -#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")] -mod blw_bible_lens_wave { - use std::collections::HashMap; - use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; - use std::sync::Mutex; - - use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::MailboxSoA; - use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; - use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; - use lance_graph_contract::qualia::QualiaI4_16D; - use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::DatasetVersion; - use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::MailboxSoaView; - use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; - use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ - CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, - }; - use lance_graph_planner::traits::StrategyOutcome; - use lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::{run_cognitive_work, run_cycle}; - - // ── The one number the CI test and the full-scale test share ─────────────── - - /// Rows per tile — `MailboxSoA`. Fixed at the default capacity - /// (`cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::DefaultMailboxSoA`'s width). - const TILE_ROWS: usize = 1024; - - /// The full KJV-scale tile count: 64 tiles × 1024 rows = 65,536 verse - /// rows. THE number — `CI_TILES` below is derived from it so the CI test - /// and the ignored full-scale test relate by one division, not a scatter - /// of independent literals. - const FULL_TILES: usize = 64; - - /// A CI-tractable slice of the same shape: 8 tiles × 1024 rows = 8,192 - /// rows (≈48 MiB). `FULL_TILES / 8` so the relationship to the full-scale - /// constant above is explicit, not a coincidence of two hand-picked - /// numbers. - const CI_TILES: usize = FULL_TILES / 8; - - type Tile = MailboxSoA; - type Fleet = HashMap; - - // ── Deterministic seeding (no RNG, no clock) ──────────────────────────────── - - /// Deterministic per-(tile, row) `entity_type` seed. Varies by both tile - /// and row so the plane is not merely a repeated constant. - fn seed_entity_type(tile: usize, row: usize) -> u16 { - ((tile * 37 + row) % 4096) as u16 - } - - /// Deterministic per-(tile, row) `energy` seed. `row == 0` is seeded to - /// EXACTLY `tile as f32` — the lens predicate below reads this value to - /// recover which tile it is looking at (a genuine read through - /// `MailboxSoaView::energy()`, never a shortcut through the tile index - /// itself). Every other row carries a small deterministic offset so the - /// whole 1024-row plane is populated, not just row 0. - fn seed_energy(tile: usize, row: usize) -> f32 { - tile as f32 + (row as f32) * 1e-4 - } - - /// Bake `n_tiles` mailbox owners of `MailboxSoA` — the corpus - /// is ONE bake, tiled across K owners (see the module doc for why tiling, - /// not a single N=65536 SoA, is the shape). `w_slot = tile % 64` (the - /// 6-bit W-slot constraint — real for a fleet this wide: a 64-tile fleet - /// uses every slot exactly once). Rows are seeded deterministically via - /// [`seed_entity_type`] / [`seed_energy`] — no RNG, no clock — so the - /// fixture is reproducible byte-for-byte across runs. Returns the fleet - /// and the total verse-row count (`n_tiles * TILE_ROWS`). - fn bake_tiles(n_tiles: usize) -> (Fleet, usize) { - let mut fleet: Fleet = HashMap::with_capacity(n_tiles); - for tile in 0..n_tiles { - let mailbox_id = tile as MailboxId; - let w_slot = (tile % 64) as u8; - let mut mb: Tile = MailboxSoA::new(mailbox_id, w_slot, 1.0); - // W1c discipline: declare the logical row count before use. - mb.set_populated(TILE_ROWS); - for row in 0..TILE_ROWS { - mb.set_entity_type(row, seed_entity_type(tile, row)); - mb.energy[row] = seed_energy(tile, row); - } - fleet.insert(mailbox_id, mb); - } - (fleet, n_tiles * TILE_ROWS) - } - - // ── Move helpers (mirrors cycle_driver.rs's own `mv()` / `sentinel()`) ───── - - /// A move a test harness casts directly, naming the live owner (used to - /// stage the initial `Planning -> CognitiveWork` casts). - fn mv(owner: MailboxId, from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { - KanbanMove { - mailbox: owner, - from, - to, - witness_chain_position: 0, - exec: ExecTarget::Native, - } - } - - /// A bootstrap-sentinel move (`mailbox 0`, `witness_chain_position 0`) - /// that `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` rebinds to the live owner - /// — the shape a lens body's `StrategyOutcome::intended_move` must be. - fn sentinel(from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { - KanbanMove { - mailbox: 0, - from, - to, - witness_chain_position: 0, - exec: ExecTarget::Native, - } - } - - /// Stage one `Planning -> CognitiveWork` cast per owner. - fn stage_planning_to_cognitive(owners: &[MailboxId]) -> BatchWriter> { - let mut w: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); - for &id in owners { - w.cast( - id, - vec![mv(id, KanbanColumn::Planning, KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork)], - vec![0xAB], - ); - } - w - } - - // ── The lens body ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── - - /// The lens: reads the owner's row-0 energy (a genuine read through - /// [`MailboxSoaView::energy`] — never a mutation, never a shortcut - /// through the tile index the caller happens to know) and casts a - /// `CognitiveWork -> Evaluation` bootstrap intent for every owner whose - /// recovered tile index is a multiple of three. `None` (held) for every - /// other owner — both the fire and the stay-silent path are real on any - /// fleet with at least 3 tiles (this fixture always has ≥ 3). - fn tile_divisible_by_three_lens(owner: &Tile) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)> { - let energy = owner.energy(); // &[f32] — a read via MailboxSoaView - let row0 = *energy.first().expect("a populated tile has row 0"); - let tile_index = row0 as i64; // seeded to `tile as f32` exactly (see seed_energy) - if tile_index % 3 != 0 { - return None; // held — the can-stay-silent half - } - let outcome = StrategyOutcome { - reliability: 0.9, - intended_move: Some(sentinel( - KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, - KanbanColumn::Evaluation, - )), - }; - Some((outcome, vec![0xEE])) - } - - /// Independently-derived expected fire count (multiples of 3 in - /// `0..n_tiles`) — computed over the tile-index LOOP, not over the lens's - /// energy-row-0 read. Divergence between this and the lens's actual - /// output would mean the owner ↔ row-0-energy ↔ MailboxId wiring broke - /// somewhere in bake/seal/apply/lens, not that the `% 3` arithmetic - /// disagrees with itself. - fn expected_multiples_of_three(n_tiles: usize) -> usize { - (0..n_tiles).filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).count() - } - - // ── Full observable-column snapshot (anti-vacuity gate) ───────────────────── - - /// A snapshot of **every per-row column `MailboxSoA` owns**, plus the two - /// mailbox-level fields the driver writes (`phase`, `current_cycle`). - /// - /// The point of this type is that the anti-vacuity assertion is only worth - /// as much as its coverage. An earlier draft captured six columns and - /// nevertheless described itself as a "full, byte-identical" comparison — - /// which would have let a write to `qualia`, `temporal`, `sigma`, the - /// plasticity/last-write stamps, the three autopoiesis style lanes, or any - /// of the three 6 KB/row identity planes pass completely unnoticed while the - /// test reported "byte-identical". Every one of those is captured here, so - /// the claim in the assertion message is now the claim the code checks. - /// - /// Deliberately NOT captured: `mailbox_id`, `w_slot`, `threshold` and - /// `populated` are construction-time constants no cycle path writes, and - /// `stale_write_count` is a diagnostic counter rather than owner state. - #[derive(Clone, PartialEq, Debug)] - struct Snapshot { - phase: KanbanColumn, - current_cycle: u32, - energy: Vec, - plasticity_counter: Vec, - last_active_cycle: Vec, - last_write_cycle: Vec, - entity_type: Vec, - edges_raw: Vec, - meta_raw: Vec, - qualia: Vec, - temporal: Vec, - expert: Vec, - sigma: Vec, - content: Vec, - topic: Vec, - angle: Vec, - frozen_style: Vec<[u8; 12]>, - learned_style: Vec<[u8; 12]>, - explore_style: Vec<[u8; 12]>, - } - - fn snapshot(owner: &Tile) -> Snapshot { - Snapshot { - phase: owner.phase(), - current_cycle: owner.current_cycle(), - energy: owner.energy().to_vec(), - plasticity_counter: owner.plasticity_counter.to_vec(), - last_active_cycle: owner.last_active_cycle.to_vec(), - last_write_cycle: owner.last_write_cycle.to_vec(), - entity_type: owner.entity_type().to_vec(), - edges_raw: owner.edges_raw().to_vec(), - meta_raw: owner.meta_raw().to_vec(), - qualia: owner.qualia.to_vec(), - temporal: owner.temporal.to_vec(), - expert: owner.expert.to_vec(), - sigma: owner.sigma.to_vec(), - content: owner.content.to_vec(), - topic: owner.topic.to_vec(), - angle: owner.angle.to_vec(), - frozen_style: owner.frozen_style.to_vec(), - learned_style: owner.learned_style.to_vec(), - explore_style: owner.explore_style.to_vec(), - } - } - - // ── The fake WAL sink (a minimal re-implementation — `cycle_driver.rs`'s - // own `FakeWalSink` is private to its `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` and is - // NOT reachable from an integration test under `tests/`) ──────────────── - - struct SealedRec { - frame: CycleFrame, - version: DatasetVersion, - landings: Vec, - } - - struct FakeWalSink { - sealed: Mutex>, - next_version: AtomicU64, - wal_writes: AtomicU64, - } - - impl FakeWalSink { - fn new() -> Self { - Self { - sealed: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), - next_version: AtomicU64::new(1), - wal_writes: AtomicU64::new(0), - } - } - fn wal_writes(&self) -> u64 { - self.wal_writes.load(Ordering::SeqCst) - } - } - - impl WalSink for FakeWalSink { - async fn commit_cycle( - &self, - base: DatasetVersion, - batch: DetachedCycleBatch, - ) -> Result { - let mut sealed = self.sealed.lock().unwrap(); - let head = sealed.last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version); - if base != head { - return Err(WriteFailed(format!("stale base {base:?}, head {head:?}"))); - } - self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); - let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)); - sealed.push(SealedRec { - frame: batch.frame, - version, - landings: batch.landings, - }); - Ok(version) - } - async fn scan_sealed( - &self, - from: Option, - ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { - let sealed = self.sealed.lock().unwrap(); - Ok(sealed - .iter() - .filter(|s| from.map_or(true, |f| s.version > f)) - .flat_map(|s| { - s.landings.iter().cloned().map(move |slot| LandedSlot { - version: s.version, - slot, - }) - }) - .collect()) - } - async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { - let sealed = self.sealed.lock().unwrap(); - Ok(sealed.iter().map(|s| (s.frame.cycle, s.version)).collect()) - } - } - - // ── FALSIFIER 1: N tiled casts -> exactly one WAL write, one version, - // over the REAL MailboxSoA owner (re-anchors p4a's FakeOwner-side - // headline, `p4a_drains_casts_and_seals_one_wal_write_one_version`) ────── - - #[tokio::test] - async fn blw1_n_casts_seal_to_one_write_and_one_version_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { - let (mut fleet, total_rows) = bake_tiles(CI_TILES); - assert_eq!(total_rows, CI_TILES * TILE_ROWS, "8 tiles x 1024 rows"); - let owners: Vec = (0..CI_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); - - let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); - let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); - let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - - let out = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), - 0, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - - assert_eq!( - sink.wal_writes(), - 1, - "{CI_TILES} tiled casts -> exactly ONE WAL write" - ); - assert_eq!( - out.sealed.version, - DatasetVersion(1), - "-> exactly one version" - ); - assert_eq!( - out.applied.applied.len(), - CI_TILES, - "every tile's Planning->CognitiveWork move landed" - ); - for &id in &owners { - assert_eq!(fleet[&id].phase(), KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork); - } - } - - // ── FALSIFIER 2: only the sealed sparse set (as decided by a REAL lens - // reading real row data) advances; the rest is byte-identical — the - // anti-vacuity gate, RE-ANCHORING - // `p4b_applies_only_the_sealed_sparse_set_64k_of_17_advance_rest_byte_identical` - // on the real `MailboxSoA` owner instead of `FakeOwner` ───────────────── - - #[tokio::test] - async fn blw1_sparse_set_advances_remainder_byte_identical_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { - let (mut fleet, _) = bake_tiles(CI_TILES); - let owners: Vec = (0..CI_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); - let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); - let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); - - // Cycle 1: every tile enters CognitiveWork. - let out1 = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), - 0, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - assert_eq!(out1.applied.applied.len(), CI_TILES); - - // Snapshot EVERY owner's full observable column state before the lens - // wave — the "before" half of the byte-identical proof. - let before: HashMap = owners - .iter() - .map(|&id| (id, snapshot(&fleet[&id]))) - .collect(); - - // The lens fires for owners whose tile index (read from row-0 energy) - // is a multiple of three. - let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); - - let expected_fire: Vec = - owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).collect(); - let expected_held: Vec = - owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 != 0).collect(); - // Hand-derived, pinned literal (CI_TILES=8: tiles 0,3,6 are multiples - // of three) — `== N`, not `>= N`. - assert_eq!(expected_fire.len(), 3, "tiles 0, 3, 6 among CI_TILES=8"); - assert_eq!(expected_held.len(), 5, "the other 5 tiles among CI_TILES=8"); - assert_eq!( - cw.cast, - expected_fire.len(), - "exactly the multiples-of-3 tiles cast a next intent" - ); - assert_eq!(cw.held_owners.len(), expected_held.len()); - assert!( - !expected_fire.is_empty(), - "anti-vacuity: the lens genuinely fires on this input" - ); - assert!( - !expected_held.is_empty(), - "anti-vacuity: the lens genuinely stays silent on this input" - ); - assert!( - expected_fire.len() < CI_TILES, - "sparse: strictly fewer than every owner fired" - ); - - // Cycle 2: seal + apply ONLY the fired owners' CognitiveWork -> Evaluation. - let out2 = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(2), DatasetVersion(1)), - out1.sealed.next_position_base, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - - assert_eq!( - out2.applied.applied.len(), - expected_fire.len(), - "dirty_count == exactly the fired set, not merely nonzero" - ); - for &id in &expected_fire { - assert_eq!( - fleet[&id].phase(), - KanbanColumn::Evaluation, - "fired tile {id} advanced" - ); - } - - // The anti-vacuity gate proper: every held owner's FULL snapshot - // compares byte-identical to its pre-wave state — not merely - // "the phase looks unchanged". - let mut untouched = 0usize; - for &id in &expected_held { - let after = snapshot(&fleet[&id]); - assert_eq!( - after, - before.get(&id).unwrap().clone(), - "held tile {id} must be BYTE-IDENTICAL to its pre-wave snapshot" - ); - assert_eq!( - after.phase, - KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, - "held tile {id} stayed at CognitiveWork" - ); - untouched += 1; - } - assert_eq!(untouched, expected_held.len()); - assert_eq!( - untouched + expected_fire.len(), - CI_TILES, - "every owner is accounted for: fired + untouched == the whole fleet" - ); - } - - // ── FALSIFIER 3: an Outcome cast by a REAL lens in Vn is applied in - // Vn+1 — re-anchors `p4c_cognitive_work_casts_the_next_intent_and_round_trips` - // (which uses `FakeOwner` and a hand-built outcome, not a lens reading - // real row data) on the real `MailboxSoA` owner, at tile scale ───────── - - #[tokio::test] - async fn blw1_lens_cast_in_vn_is_applied_in_vn_plus_1_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { - let (mut fleet, _) = bake_tiles(CI_TILES); - let owners: Vec = (0..CI_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); - let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); - let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); - - // Vn = V1: every tile enters CognitiveWork. - let out1 = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), - 0, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - assert_eq!(out1.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(1)); - for &id in &owners { - assert_eq!(fleet[&id].phase(), KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork); - } - - // The lens thinks over the REAL post-V1 fleet and casts a next-cycle - // Outcome for every multiple-of-3 tile — staged into the writer for - // V2, never applied yet (P4c never mutates a mailbox itself). - let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); - let expected_fire = expected_multiples_of_three(CI_TILES); - assert_eq!(expected_fire, 3, "pinned: tiles 0, 3, 6 among CI_TILES=8"); - assert_eq!(cw.cast, expected_fire, "one cast per multiple-of-3 tile"); - for &id in &owners { - assert_eq!( - fleet[&id].phase(), - KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, - "the cognitive pass alone never mutates a mailbox" - ); - } - - // Vn+1 = V2: the driver drains the staged casts, seals ONE more - // version, and applies exactly the fired set's CognitiveWork -> - // Evaluation step. - let out2 = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(2), DatasetVersion(1)), - out1.sealed.next_position_base, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - - assert_eq!( - out2.sealed.version, - DatasetVersion(2), - "the outcome cast in V1 seals into exactly V2, not V1 itself" - ); - assert_eq!( - out2.applied.applied.len(), - expected_fire, - "V1's outcome cast is exactly what advanced in V2" - ); - for &id in &owners { - let expected_phase = if id % 3 == 0 { - KanbanColumn::Evaluation - } else { - KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork - }; - assert_eq!( - fleet[&id].phase(), - expected_phase, - "tile {id}: V1-cast outcome landed in V2, nothing else moved" - ); - } - } - - // ── FALSIFIER 4 (ignored by default): the same three re-anchored - // assertions at the full 64-tile / 65,536-row KJV scale, over the - // real `MailboxSoA` owner + a real lens ────────────────────────────────── - - #[tokio::test] - #[ignore = "~768 MiB: 384 MiB of live identity planes + a full pre-wave snapshot of the same; run explicitly"] - async fn blw1_full_kjv_scale_64_tiles_over_the_real_mailbox_soa() { - let (mut fleet, total_rows) = bake_tiles(FULL_TILES); - assert_eq!( - total_rows, - FULL_TILES * TILE_ROWS, - "64 tiles x 1024 rows = 65,536 verse rows" - ); - let owners: Vec = (0..FULL_TILES as MailboxId).collect(); - let sink = FakeWalSink::new(); - let mut wm: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - let mut w = stage_planning_to_cognitive(&owners); - - // Headline 1 (mirrors FALSIFIER 1): N tiled casts -> one write, one version. - let out1 = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), - 0, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - assert_eq!( - sink.wal_writes(), - 1, - "64 tiled casts -> exactly ONE WAL write" - ); - assert_eq!(out1.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(1)); - assert_eq!(out1.applied.applied.len(), FULL_TILES); - - // Headline 2 (mirrors FALSIFIER 2): sparse set + byte-identical remainder. - let before: HashMap = owners - .iter() - .map(|&id| (id, snapshot(&fleet[&id]))) - .collect(); - - let cw = run_cognitive_work(&fleet, &out1.applied, &mut w, tile_divisible_by_three_lens); - let expected_fire: Vec = - owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 == 0).collect(); - let expected_held: Vec = - owners.iter().copied().filter(|&t| t % 3 != 0).collect(); - // Hand-derived, pinned literal: multiples of 3 in [0, 64) are - // 0, 3, .., 63 -> 22 tiles; the other 42 are held. - assert_eq!(expected_fire.len(), 22, "0..64 multiples of three"); - assert_eq!(expected_held.len(), 42, "the remaining tiles among 64"); - assert_eq!(cw.cast, expected_fire.len()); - assert_eq!(cw.held_owners.len(), expected_held.len()); - assert!( - !expected_fire.is_empty(), - "anti-vacuity: fires at full scale" - ); - assert!( - !expected_held.is_empty(), - "anti-vacuity: silent at full scale" - ); - assert!(expected_fire.len() < FULL_TILES, "sparse at full scale"); - - // Headline 3 (mirrors FALSIFIER 3): the round trip Vn -> Vn+1. - let out2 = run_cycle( - &sink, - &mut fleet, - &mut w, - CycleFrame::new(CycleId(2), DatasetVersion(1)), - out1.sealed.next_position_base, - &mut wm, - u64::from, - ) - .await - .unwrap(); - assert_eq!(sink.wal_writes(), 2, "one more WAL write for the lens wave"); - assert_eq!(out2.sealed.version, DatasetVersion(2)); - assert_eq!(out2.applied.applied.len(), expected_fire.len()); - - for &id in &expected_fire { - assert_eq!(fleet[&id].phase(), KanbanColumn::Evaluation); - } - let mut untouched = 0usize; - for &id in &expected_held { - let after = snapshot(&fleet[&id]); - assert_eq!( - after, - before.get(&id).unwrap().clone(), - "held tile {id} must be BYTE-IDENTICAL at full scale" - ); - assert_eq!(after.phase, KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork); - untouched += 1; - } - assert_eq!(untouched, expected_held.len()); - assert_eq!(untouched + expected_fire.len(), FULL_TILES); - } -} From c21a4d199d17ef629044279c9a25aae72fa1420e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 19:29:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 10/54] =?UTF-8?q?bible=5Fwave:=20stop=20truncating=20the?= =?UTF-8?q?=20Bible=20at=20Malachi=20=E2=80=94=20the=20whole=20book=20now?= =?UTF-8?q?=20runs?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The inbound leg broke on `tok.contains("***")`, and this file carries a LONE `***` between the testaments. So the example stopped at Malachi 4:6 — 39 books, 23,145 verses, the Old Testament exactly — while G1 printed "whole book = N verses". Every consumer of its TSV export has been reasoning over two thirds of a Bible. `***` appears three ways and they are not interchangeable: header: *** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 *** (at char 0 — breaking on the FIRST *** yields an empty corpus) separator: a bare *** on its own line, OT -> NT footer: *** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 *** Fix: truncate on the full footer text before the token walk, and SKIP a bare `***` rather than breaking on it or appending it to verse text. G1b, the falsifier that makes the failure loud instead of silent: if the input announces a New Testament, the parse must have crossed into it (`verses.len() > 23_145`). General — no hardcoded total, works on any input — and it fails on the old code, where the count is exactly 23,145. Plus an assert that no `***` fence leaked into verse text. Measured, whole corpus, the real tools and the trained artifacts already on disk (nothing hand-rolled, nothing re-implemented): bible_wave /tmp/pg10.txt --export /tmp/kjv_spo.tsv G1 PASS whole book = 31,102 verses <= 65,536 (one 256x256 tile) G2 PASS trained codebook loaded: 12,543 words, 12 axes EXPORT 40,767 triples reason_whole_book /tmp/kjv_spo.tsv ingest 27,714 distinct statements (4,001 is_a, 36,766 verb) close_transitive +118,962 derived -> arena 146,676, 6 passes, reached_fixed_point=true, max_rung=5 F1 copula gate PASS — 0 derived non-Inh statements F2 termination PASS — true fixed point, no explosion RCR abduction 8 candidates, 392 hub-excluded CAS abstraction 0 candidates over the top-10 subjects, 3,920 hub parents barred 31,102 = 23,145 OT + 7,957 NT, the canonical KJV verse count — an external number this repo does not author, which is what makes it a falsifier rather than a restatement of the parser. Gates: deepnsm-v2 98 passed / 0 failed; clippy --all-targets -D warnings clean; fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs | 40 ++++++++++++++++++++++-- 1 file changed, 37 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs index 341b1452..88a5b1cd 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs @@ -93,7 +93,20 @@ fn main() { let export = std::env::args() .position(|a| a == "--export") .and_then(|i| std::env::args().nth(i + 1)); - let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(&path).expect("read KJV text"); + let full = std::fs::read_to_string(&path).expect("read KJV text"); + // Stop at the REAL end fence, matched on its full text. `***` appears THREE + // ways in this file and they are not interchangeable: + // header: `*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 ***` + // separator: a BARE `***` on its own line, between OT and NT + // footer: `*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 ***` + // The previous `tok.contains("***") => break` stopped at the SEPARATOR, so + // this example only ever processed the Old Testament (39 books / 23,145 + // verses) while G1 below still printed "whole book". 23,145 + 7,957 (NT) + // = 31,102, the canonical KJV verse count, is how the truncation was caught. + let raw = match full.find("*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG") { + Some(i) => &full[..i], + None => &full[..], + }; // ── verses: a whitespace token shaped d+:d+ starts a new verse ── let mut verses: Vec = Vec::new(); @@ -112,8 +125,10 @@ fn main() { verses.push(std::mem::take(&mut cur)); } } else if in_body { - if tok.contains("***") { - break; // Gutenberg footer + // A bare `***` is the OT->NT separator: skip it. Never a break + // (that truncated the corpus) and never verse text. + if tok.bytes().all(|c| c == b'*') { + continue; } if !cur.is_empty() { cur.push(' '); @@ -127,6 +142,25 @@ fn main() { // G1 — the whole book is ONE 64k SoA tile. assert!(verses.len() <= 65_536, "KILL G1: book exceeds the 64k tile"); + // G1b — the corpus actually IS the whole book. This example claimed + // "whole book" for its entire life while stopping at the lone `***` + // between the testaments, i.e. at Malachi 4:6 — 23,145 verses, the Old + // Testament exactly. The assert below is what makes that failure loud: + // if the input announces a New Testament, the parse must have crossed + // into it. General (no hardcoded total), and it fails on the old code. + if raw.contains("The New Testament") { + assert!( + verses.len() > 23_145, + "KILL G1b: input contains a New Testament but the parse stopped at \ + {} verses — the OT-only truncation is back (OT = 23,145, \ + OT+NT = 31,102)", + verses.len() + ); + } + assert!( + !verses.iter().any(|v| v.contains("***")), + "KILL G1b: a `***` fence leaked into verse text" + ); println!( "G1 PASS whole book = {} verses ≤ 65,536 (one 256×256 tile)", verses.len() From 4b53e9877e51db41f5cb5ea15801e6a099be2aaa Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 19:29:57 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 11/54] board: E-THE-GATE-ASSERTED-A-CORPUS-IT-NEVER-SAW-1 MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit An upper bound cannot detect loss. G1 asserted verses.len() <= 65_536, and truncation moves the count DOWN — deeper into the passing region — so the gate was structurally incapable of noticing the failure it sat next to, while printing a "whole book" label no assertion checked. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 12 ++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 12 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index cee5dd1f..4e9864f3 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,15 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-GATE-ASSERTED-A-CORPUS-IT-NEVER-SAW-1 — "whole book" was two thirds of a Bible + +**Status:** FINDING (measured; fixed; falsifier added). **Confidence:** High — the count is external. Code: `deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs`. + +**What happened.** The inbound leg broke on `tok.contains("***")`. The Gutenberg KJV carries a **lone `***` between the testaments**, so the parse stopped at Malachi 4:6 — 39 books, **23,145 verses, the Old Testament exactly** — while the G1 gate printed *"whole book = N verses"* and passed. Every downstream consumer of its TSV export has been reasoning over two thirds of a Bible. After the fix: **31,102 verses** = 23,145 OT + 7,957 NT, the canonical count. + +**Why it survived.** G1 asserted `verses.len() <= 65_536` — a **one-sided** bound. Truncation moves the count *down*, i.e. **deeper into the passing region**. The gate was structurally incapable of noticing the failure it sat next to, and it printed a label ("whole book") that no assertion checked. A bound that only constrains one direction is not a gate on a quantity that can fail in the other. + +**The class.** *An upper bound cannot detect loss.* Anywhere a gate asserts `n <= CAP` over a parsed or filtered population, ask what happens when `n` is too **small** — that is usually the real failure mode (dropped input, early break, over-eager filter), and it is exactly what the assert waves through. **Sibling check:** every `assert!(x <= …)` / `assert!(x < …)` on a count derived from parsing, and every printed label asserting a scope no test verifies. + +**The fix's falsifier is deliberately general.** Not `verses.len() == 31_102` (which over-fits one file and re-states the parser), but: *if the input announces a New Testament, the parse must have crossed into it* — `verses.len() > 23_145`. It fails on the old code by construction and works on any input. The number that caught this — 31,102 — is a fact about the KJV that this repo does not author, which is what made it evidence rather than a restatement. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1 — I multiplied the unit that is not allowed to be multiplied **Status:** FINDING (operator-ruled; the canon already said it). **Confidence:** High. Retractions: plan §12.1a′ and §12.3a′; `E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1` regraded below. From fdf40a99f93f09174c11eb8bd465b892536053b7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 19:40:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 12/54] review: address 8 of 9 CodeRabbit findings; extract the splitter into the library MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit **Two real code defects, both correct:** 1. `tok.bytes().all(|c| c == b'*')` also deleted `*`, `**` and `****` — ordinary body tokens — silently corrupting verse text. Now an exact `== "***"`. 2. G1b could never fire in CI. `cargo test` compiles an example but never runs its `main()`, and the corpus is not committed — so the assertion that caught the OT-truncation was gated by nothing. That is the same "green CI that never ran the check" class this branch exists to close, one level up. **The fix for (2) is a relocation, not a workaround.** Verse splitting moved out of the example into `deepnsm_v2::corpus` — the inbound leg's own library, where `cargo test --manifest-path crates/deepnsm-v2/Cargo.toml` (already a CI step) runs it. Six focused unit tests now gate the three-`***` contract on synthetic fixtures: header-at-char-0 must not truncate; the bare OT->NT separator must neither truncate nor enter verse text; the footer must truncate; only exactly `***` is skipped; marker detection rejects non-numeric colons; and `crossed_into_new_testament` is asserted to FAIL on the truncating parser's exact count (23,145) and pass on 31,102 — a can-fire test for the falsifier itself. Whole corpus re-verified after the move: 31,102 verses, 40,767 triples, unchanged. **Numbers and governance, all correct findings:** - "two thirds of a Bible" matched neither denominator — it is 74.4 % of verses (23,145/31,102) and 59.1 % of books (39/66). Corrected, with the error kept visible rather than quietly swapped. - AGENT_LOG said "4 subagents" over roles totalling 5. - STATUS_BOARD marked D-BLW-1 "Shipped" while its test had been deleted. - STATUS_BOARD rewrote the D-BLW rows in place, violating this repo's own append-only rule. Original text restored verbatim, Status field only updated, and the retractions prepended as a dated entry — which is what the rule asks for and what I should have done first. - §12.1's diagram still showed the tiled topology that §12.1a' retracts, so the live design contradicted its own retraction and did so *earlier in reading order*. Now one tenant, 64k rows, row-level sparse set. - Heading level jump (h4 -> h5) on §12.3a'. **Nitpick taken:** `Interner::id` cast `len() as u16`, so past 65,536 distinct strings two words silently share an id and corrupt every statement built from them. Now asserted. It is a public library API as of this branch; the KJV interns ~12.5k, so the bound is not hypothetical-only by much. **One finding declined:** the per-lift `arena.entries()` scan and `Snapshot::of` in `stance.rs` (perf, whole-book lift volume). The concern is valid, but those lines are byte-identical lifted code, and the lift's falsifier is that `probe_eyes_opened`'s B1-B6 asserts stay green on unchanged behaviour. Changing compute during a move destroys that guarantee. Pre-existing, and it belongs in a separate optimization pass with its own before/after measurement. Gates: deepnsm-v2 104 passed / 0 failed, clippy --all-targets -D warnings clean, fmt clean; planner clippy clean, probe_eyes_opened green (identical output). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md | 2 +- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 4 +- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 32 +++- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 7 +- crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs | 64 ++----- crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs | 170 ++++++++++++++++++ crates/deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs | 1 + crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs | 11 ++ 8 files changed, 230 insertions(+), 61 deletions(-) create mode 100644 crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md index f2022de8..bf514e4a 100644 --- a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md +++ b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md @@ -1,4 +1,4 @@ -## 2026-08-04 — Arm BLW opened: BLW-0 + D-BLW-1 + the stance lift (4 subagents: 2 Sonnet recon, 1 Opus design, 2 Sonnet build) +## 2026-08-04 — Arm BLW opened: BLW-0 + D-BLW-1 + the stance lift (5 subagents: 2 Sonnet recon, 1 Opus design, 2 Sonnet build) > **⊘ SAME-DAY CORRECTION (operator-ruled) — read this before the entry below, most of which is retracted.** > Two of the three headline items did not survive. **(1) The tiling is void:** an owner is a diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 4e9864f3..fae359c8 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,8 +1,8 @@ -## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-GATE-ASSERTED-A-CORPUS-IT-NEVER-SAW-1 — "whole book" was two thirds of a Bible +## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-GATE-ASSERTED-A-CORPUS-IT-NEVER-SAW-1 — "whole book" was the Old Testament only **Status:** FINDING (measured; fixed; falsifier added). **Confidence:** High — the count is external. Code: `deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs`. -**What happened.** The inbound leg broke on `tok.contains("***")`. The Gutenberg KJV carries a **lone `***` between the testaments**, so the parse stopped at Malachi 4:6 — 39 books, **23,145 verses, the Old Testament exactly** — while the G1 gate printed *"whole book = N verses"* and passed. Every downstream consumer of its TSV export has been reasoning over two thirds of a Bible. After the fix: **31,102 verses** = 23,145 OT + 7,957 NT, the canonical count. +**What happened.** The inbound leg broke on `tok.contains("***")`. The Gutenberg KJV carries a **lone `***` between the testaments**, so the parse stopped at Malachi 4:6 — 39 books, **23,145 verses, the Old Testament exactly** — while the G1 gate printed *"whole book = N verses"* and passed. Every downstream consumer of its TSV export has been reasoning over **74.4 % of the verses (23,145 / 31,102) and 59.1 % of the books (39 / 66)** — I first wrote "two thirds", which matches neither denominator; corrected on review. After the fix: **31,102 verses** = 23,145 OT + 7,957 NT, the canonical count. **Why it survived.** G1 asserted `verses.len() <= 65_536` — a **one-sided** bound. Truncation moves the count *down*, i.e. **deeper into the passing region**. The gate was structurally incapable of noticing the failure it sat next to, and it printed a label ("whole book") that no assertion checked. A bound that only constrains one direction is not a gate on a quantity that can fail in the other. diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index a870bd3d..c9ba1d71 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -1,3 +1,27 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — Arm BLW retractions (prepended; the D-BLW rows below are restored to their original text, Status field only updated) + +Four errors on one axis, operator-ruled. Recorded here rather than by rewriting +the rows in place (append-only governance; the earlier in-place rewrite was +caught on review and reverted). + +- **D-BLW-1 — shape void.** An owner is a **TENANT**, not a shard + (`CLAUDE.md`: "one mailbox = one kanban board as tenant"; one `MailboxSoA` is + moved into one `KanbanActor` as sole mutator). Tiling the Bible across 64 + owners fabricated 63 tenants. The shipped test was **deleted** — it was green + on that fabricated shape. Correct shape: ONE tenant, verses as ROWS, thoughts + row-level over the owner's slice. `E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`. +- **D-BLW-4 — axis void.** Owner-count is not a scale knob, and the follow-up + "measure it with 4,096 *lightweight* owners" kept the wrong unit and merely + made it cheap. Harness deleted. Correct axis: N row-level thought bodies + within one owner, A2/W2 protocol carried verbatim. Plan §12.3a′. +- **The memory case was measured off the wrong struct.** Canon is + `NODE_ROW_STRIDE = 512` (const-asserted), so the whole 64k bake is **32 MiB**, + not 384 MiB — the 6,144 B/row figure is `MailboxSoA`'s hot planes, 12× the + canonical row. No tiling, no `#[ignore]`, no CI split was ever needed. + Open question logged as `ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON`. +- **D-BLW-2 / D-BLW-3 designs stand** (§12.3a, §12.3b) and are unaffected by the + above; their builds are not done. + ## kanban-64k-inverted-awareness v1 — parallel thinking + inverted-awareness witness (PLANNED 2026-08-02) Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; R1-R15 review basis). @@ -12,10 +36,10 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-C5 | cohort-statistic witness type under the ELEVATED carve-out + held-out anti-circularity gate | lance-graph | Queued | plan W4 | | D-KIA-D1 | observer/observed as two Locus categories over one arena (cheapest-first) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W5 | | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | -| D-BLW-1 | **⊘ SHAPE + FIGURES RETRACTED 2026-08-04 (operator): an owner is a TENANT, not a shard — the 64-tile bake fabricated 63 tenants (E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1, plan 12.1a'); and the memory case was measured off the WRONG STRUCT — canon is NODE_ROW_STRIDE=512 (const-asserted), so the whole 64k bake is 32 MiB, not 384 MiB, and no tiling/#[ignore]/CI-split was ever needed. Correct shape: ONE owner, verses as ROWS, thoughts row-level over the owner's slice. Shipped test carries the void shape and needs rewriting; rework was dispatched then CANCELLED by the operator — NOT relaunched.** Original row follows as retracted record: One 64k KJV bake + the lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale. SHAPE CORRECTED 2026-08-04 (12.1a, E-THE-DIAGRAM-CONTRADICTED-ITS-OWN-NEXT-LINE-1): the bake is TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024>, not one MailboxSoA — a sparse sealed set is a sparse set of OWNERS and one SoA is one owner (dirty set 0 or 1), and MailboxSoA<65536> is a ~5.1 MiB by-value stack construction against a 2 MiB worker stack. Tiling is a partition of one corpus, not a second projection, so the anti-6x zero-copy ruling is untouched. Priced: 3 identity planes x 256 words x 8 B = 6,144 B/row, so 65,536 rows = 384 MiB of planes NO MATTER how tiled — CI runs a tractable tile count, full 64-tile run is a separate #[ignore]d test that must actually be executed centrally or the deliverable is not closed. SHIPPED: crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/blw_bible_lens_wave.rs — 8-tile CI tests (one WAL write/one version; exact dirty count 3 of 8 with byte-identical remainder; lens Outcome cast in Vn applied in Vn+1) plus the full 64-tile/65,536-row test, WHICH WAS ACTUALLY RUN (green, 1.71 s). Anti-vacuity snapshot widened from 6 columns to every per-row column + phase/current_cycle after the six-column version was found describing itself as a FULL byte-identical comparison; mutation-probed (perturbing one held tile's qualia lane makes it fail, so the gate can fire). Honest scope: the sparse-set property was ALREADY proven at 64k over FakeOwner in cycle_driver.rs:1098 — this re-anchors it on the production MailboxSoA owner with a real lens body that reads row slices, the same gap-closure w2b_real_owner_probe.rs made on the actor side | lance-graph | Shipped | plan cycle-driver 12/12.1a | -| D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa. DESIGN ADJUDICATED 2026-08-04 (12.3a, verified in source): the stances are per-verse binary PROJECTIONS of the B6 panel, not the panel itself; the TSV route is dead for two of four lenses (uniform f=1.0 gives contradiction identically 0 so Hegel is constant-false; negation never reaches the inbound leg so Nietzsche has no input); the obvious Kant bit is a tautology (quale > ablated reduces to modal > 0.5, true for both shipped modals) and is replaced by a rank-based bit plus a mandatory modal_only companion; ruling is to LIFT stream/Interner/ReadOut/stance_panel into lance_graph_planner::nars::stance with the probe's B1-B6 asserts as the behaviour-preservation falsifier. Thresholds pre-registered in 12.3a (Landis-Koch 0.80 / 0.20, 5% discordant-count clause, N >= 1000 floor). First jc consumer in the workspace (dev-dep) | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | -| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer. UNBLOCKED 2026-08-04 (12.3a item 4): a design pass called this blocked because QueryReference::at is a reader PIN and nothing materializes an arena from a version — the premise is right, the conclusion is overridden. No reconstruction is needed: deinterlace takes CALLER-SUPPLIED rows over the public, externally-implementable DeinterlaceRow trait (temporal.rs:318, NoDeps at :271), so the harness emits per-(verse,version) verdict rows as the series seals and gets both reads off the real surface. temporal.rs unmodified. DESIGN RATIFIED 2026-08-04 (12.3b, E-A-MEASURE-THAT-CANNOT-HELP-BUT-MOVE-1): the naive per-version kappa trajectory is CONFOUNDED — each Vn holds more verses than Vn-1, so kappa drifts on sample growth alone and a moving trajectory would have confirmed itself. Replaced by a CONTROL: hold the verse set fixed at the first k verses and compute the four binaries twice, once from the arena as sealed at Vk (a priori) and once at Vm > k (hindsight) — same lenses, same N, same text, only the horizon differs, so a difference cannot be sample growth. Thresholds pre-registered from already-pinned numbers (0.10 = one fifth of the 0.20-0.80 twin span; 0.01 = the two-decimal reporting floor). Claim ceiling tightened: the later horizon reads the same verses DIFFERENTLY, never better/more truly/more completely | lance-graph | Design ratified; build queued | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a/12.3b | -| D-BLW-4 | **⊘ AXIS VOID 2026-08-04 (operator): owner-count is not a scale knob — an owner is a tenant, so '>= 4,096 owners' means 4,096 fabricated tenants, and my '4,096 lightweight owners' reply kept the wrong unit and merely made it cheap. The 24 GiB figure is meaningless. Correct axis: N ROW-LEVEL thought bodies within ONE owner, A2/W2 protocol carried verbatim, only the unit changes. Harness built on the void axis was DELETED.** Original row follows as retracted record: 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs after 1 discarded warm-up, 2x at 4096+ owners with 100us bodies, stay-silent within +-10% on trivial bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles. SCOPE MEASURED 2026-08-04 (12.3a): the ">= 4,096 owners" threshold is physically unmeetable with real SoA owners — 4,096 tiles x 6,144 B/row x 1024 rows = 24 GiB of identity planes. The claim is about DISPATCH CONCURRENCY in the thought phase, not SoA residency, so the gate measures lightweight owners and its result line must say "N thought bodies dispatch concurrently", never "N MailboxSoA tiles were resident". Seal side stays single-writer; any ack ledger is an automatic reject | lance-graph | In progress (build) | plan cycle-driver 12/12.3a | +| D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Retracted (shape void) — rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | Design ratified — build queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | Design ratified — build queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index caf76481..f72eb618 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -533,9 +533,10 @@ is the smaller objection; the law is the real one. So: ``` -one KJV bake → 64k verse rows, TILED across 64 owners of MailboxSoA<1024> +one KJV bake → ONE tenant, ONE MailboxSoA, 64k verse ROWS (§12.1a′) │ - cycle Vn: sparse sealed transition set (§3) — 17 dirty owners, not 64 + cycle Vn: sparse sealed set (§3) — a ROW-level dirty set inside the + one owner, never an owner-level set (owners are tenants) │ CognitiveWork body (§5.4 seam) = apply stance L to the owner's slice │ @@ -800,7 +801,7 @@ after ~64 distinct sources, after which observations route to CHOICE rather than revision, **suppressing** contradiction on exactly the hub statements (a) inflates — report the count of beliefs with a saturated stamp. -##### 12.3a′ D-BLW-4's AXIS IS OWNERS — and that is void (operator-ruled 2026-08-04) +#### 12.3a′ D-BLW-4's AXIS IS OWNERS — and that is void (operator-ruled 2026-08-04) **The paragraph that stood here is retracted.** It said D-BLW-4's "≥4,096 owners" threshold was unmeetable at 24 GiB and should therefore be measured with diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs index 88a5b1cd..659f2435 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs @@ -93,52 +93,14 @@ fn main() { let export = std::env::args() .position(|a| a == "--export") .and_then(|i| std::env::args().nth(i + 1)); - let full = std::fs::read_to_string(&path).expect("read KJV text"); - // Stop at the REAL end fence, matched on its full text. `***` appears THREE - // ways in this file and they are not interchangeable: - // header: `*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 ***` - // separator: a BARE `***` on its own line, between OT and NT - // footer: `*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 ***` - // The previous `tok.contains("***") => break` stopped at the SEPARATOR, so - // this example only ever processed the Old Testament (39 books / 23,145 - // verses) while G1 below still printed "whole book". 23,145 + 7,957 (NT) - // = 31,102, the canonical KJV verse count, is how the truncation was caught. - let raw = match full.find("*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG") { - Some(i) => &full[..i], - None => &full[..], - }; + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(&path).expect("read KJV text"); - // ── verses: a whitespace token shaped d+:d+ starts a new verse ── - let mut verses: Vec = Vec::new(); - let mut cur = String::new(); - let mut in_body = false; - for tok in raw.split_whitespace() { - let is_marker = tok.split_once(':').is_some_and(|(a, b)| { - !a.is_empty() - && !b.is_empty() - && a.bytes().all(|c| c.is_ascii_digit()) - && b.bytes().all(|c| c.is_ascii_digit()) - }); - if is_marker { - in_body = true; - if !cur.is_empty() { - verses.push(std::mem::take(&mut cur)); - } - } else if in_body { - // A bare `***` is the OT->NT separator: skip it. Never a break - // (that truncated the corpus) and never verse text. - if tok.bytes().all(|c| c == b'*') { - continue; - } - if !cur.is_empty() { - cur.push(' '); - } - cur.push_str(tok); - } - } - if !cur.is_empty() { - verses.push(cur); - } + // Verse splitting lives in the LIBRARY (`deepnsm_v2::corpus`) so that + // `cargo test` gates it. It used to be inline here, where it carried an + // OT-only truncation for its entire life and could not be unit-tested: + // cargo compiles an example but never runs its `main()`, and the corpus is + // not committed. See `corpus::split_verses` for the three-`***` contract. + let verses: Vec = deepnsm_v2::corpus::split_verses(&raw); // G1 — the whole book is ONE 64k SoA tile. assert!(verses.len() <= 65_536, "KILL G1: book exceeds the 64k tile"); @@ -148,13 +110,13 @@ fn main() { // Testament exactly. The assert below is what makes that failure loud: // if the input announces a New Testament, the parse must have crossed // into it. General (no hardcoded total), and it fails on the old code. - if raw.contains("The New Testament") { + if let Some(crossed) = deepnsm_v2::corpus::crossed_into_new_testament(&raw, verses.len()) { assert!( - verses.len() > 23_145, - "KILL G1b: input contains a New Testament but the parse stopped at \ - {} verses — the OT-only truncation is back (OT = 23,145, \ - OT+NT = 31,102)", - verses.len() + crossed, + "KILL G1b: input announces a New Testament but the parse stopped at \ + {} verses — the OT-only truncation is back (OT = {}, OT+NT = 31,102)", + verses.len(), + deepnsm_v2::corpus::KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES ); } assert!( diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f424c18c --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs @@ -0,0 +1,170 @@ +//! Corpus text → verses. The inbound leg's text handling lives here, in the +//! library, so `cargo test` actually exercises it. +//! +//! This was inline in `examples/bible_wave.rs`, where it carried a truncation +//! bug for its entire life **and could not be unit-tested**: `cargo test` +//! compiles examples but never runs their `main()`, and the corpus is not +//! committed. Extracting it is what lets the three `***` cases below be gated +//! by CI on synthetic fixtures instead of by one manual run. + +/// The Project Gutenberg end-of-ebook fence, matched on its **full** text. +/// +/// Deliberately not a bare `***`. See [`split_verses`]. +pub const GUTENBERG_FOOTER: &str = "*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG"; + +/// The Old Testament's verse count in the KJV — the truncation point of the +/// historical bug, and the floor [`crossed_into_new_testament`] checks against. +pub const KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES: usize = 23_145; + +/// Is `tok` a `d+:d+` verse marker (e.g. `1:1`, `22:21`)? +#[must_use] +pub fn is_verse_marker(tok: &str) -> bool { + tok.split_once(':').is_some_and(|(a, b)| { + !a.is_empty() + && !b.is_empty() + && a.bytes().all(|c| c.is_ascii_digit()) + && b.bytes().all(|c| c.is_ascii_digit()) + }) +} + +/// Split Gutenberg-formatted scripture into verses: a whitespace token shaped +/// `d+:d+` opens a new verse, and everything up to the next marker is its text. +/// +/// # The three `***`, which are NOT interchangeable +/// +/// | | | +/// |---|---| +/// | header | `*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 ***` — at **character 0** of the real file, so breaking on the *first* `***` returns nothing | +/// | separator | a **bare `***`** on its own line, between the testaments | +/// | footer | `*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 ***` | +/// +/// The original `tok.contains("***") => break` stopped at the **separator**, so +/// the whole pipeline only ever saw the Old Testament — 39 books, +/// [`KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`] verses, ending at Malachi 4:6 — while its gate +/// still reported "whole book". Correct handling: truncate at +/// [`GUTENBERG_FOOTER`] matched in full, and skip a token that is **exactly** +/// `***` (not merely all-asterisks — `*` and `**` are ordinary body tokens and +/// deleting them would silently corrupt verse text). +#[must_use] +pub fn split_verses(text: &str) -> Vec { + let body = match text.find(GUTENBERG_FOOTER) { + Some(i) => &text[..i], + None => text, + }; + + let mut verses: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut cur = String::new(); + let mut in_body = false; + for tok in body.split_whitespace() { + if is_verse_marker(tok) { + in_body = true; + if !cur.is_empty() { + verses.push(std::mem::take(&mut cur)); + } + } else if in_body { + if tok == "***" { + continue; + } + if !cur.is_empty() { + cur.push(' '); + } + cur.push_str(tok); + } + } + if !cur.is_empty() { + verses.push(cur); + } + verses +} + +/// Did a parse of `text` yielding `verse_count` verses actually cross into the +/// New Testament? +/// +/// `None` when `text` announces no New Testament (nothing to check). Otherwise +/// `Some(crossed)`. This is the general form of the falsifier — it asserts +/// nothing about a specific corpus total, so it works on any input and still +/// fails on the truncating parser, whose count is exactly +/// [`KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`]. +#[must_use] +pub fn crossed_into_new_testament(text: &str, verse_count: usize) -> Option { + if text.contains("The New Testament") { + Some(verse_count > KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES) + } else { + None + } +} + +#[cfg(test)] +mod tests { + use super::*; + + #[test] + fn header_stars_do_not_truncate_the_corpus() { + // The real file's FIRST `***` is at character 0. A parser that breaks + // on it unconditionally returns an empty corpus. + let src = "*** START OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 *** \ + 1:1 in the beginning 1:2 and the earth"; + let v = split_verses(src); + assert_eq!(v.len(), 2); + assert_eq!(v[0], "in the beginning"); + } + + #[test] + fn bare_separator_does_not_truncate_and_does_not_enter_text() { + // THE historical bug: a lone `***` between the testaments ended the + // parse. Both halves must survive, and the fence must not become text. + let src = "1:1 old testament verse *** 1:1 new testament verse"; + let v = split_verses(src); + assert_eq!(v.len(), 2, "separator must not truncate"); + assert_eq!(v[0], "old testament verse"); + assert_eq!(v[1], "new testament verse"); + assert!(!v.iter().any(|t| t.contains('*'))); + } + + #[test] + fn footer_truncates_and_trailing_junk_is_dropped() { + let src = "1:1 kept 1:2 also kept \ + *** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG EBOOK 10 *** 1:3 dropped"; + let v = split_verses(src); + assert_eq!(v.len(), 2); + assert_eq!(v[1], "also kept"); + } + + #[test] + fn only_exactly_three_stars_is_skipped() { + // `tok.bytes().all(|c| c == b'*')` would delete `*` and `**` too, + // silently corrupting verse text. Only the exact fence is a separator. + let src = "1:1 a * b ** c **** d"; + let v = split_verses(src); + assert_eq!(v.len(), 1); + assert_eq!(v[0], "a * b ** c **** d"); + } + + #[test] + fn marker_detection_rejects_non_numeric_colons() { + assert!(is_verse_marker("1:1")); + assert!(is_verse_marker("22:21")); + assert!(!is_verse_marker("a:1")); + assert!(!is_verse_marker("1:")); + assert!(!is_verse_marker(":1")); + assert!(!is_verse_marker("word")); + } + + #[test] + fn crossed_into_new_testament_is_the_falsifier_and_can_fail() { + let with_nt = "The New Testament of the King James Bible"; + // The truncating parser's exact count — must read as NOT crossed. + assert_eq!( + crossed_into_new_testament(with_nt, KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES), + Some(false), + "the OT-only count must fail the gate" + ); + assert_eq!( + crossed_into_new_testament(with_nt, 31_102), + Some(true), + "the whole-book count must pass the gate" + ); + // No New Testament announced: nothing to assert. + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament("Genesis only", 10), None); + } +} diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs index 0659d009..571b5cd8 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs @@ -38,6 +38,7 @@ pub mod ancestry; pub mod basin; pub mod belief; pub mod codebook; +pub mod corpus; pub mod evidence; pub mod fsm; pub mod introspect; diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs index 9ae000d2..982e53c7 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs @@ -64,6 +64,17 @@ impl Interner { if let Some(&i) = self.map.get(w) { return i; } + // Fail loudly rather than alias. The cast below is `as u16`, so past + // 65,536 distinct strings the id wraps and two different words silently + // share one id — corrupting every statement built from them. This is a + // public library API now, so the bound is checked instead of assumed. + // (Whole-book KJV interns ~12.5k, well under; a larger corpus would + // otherwise corrupt quietly.) + assert!( + self.names.len() < u16::MAX as usize, + "Interner exhausted: more than {} distinct strings", + u16::MAX + ); let i = self.names.len() as u16; self.map.insert(w.to_string(), i); self.names.push(w.to_string()); From f4e559046964724520f884390c40e35f5d33f903 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 19:51:14 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 13/54] =?UTF-8?q?D-BLW-2:=20built,=20run=20on=20the=20real?= =?UTF-8?q?=20corpus,=20and=20it=20KILLS=20=E2=80=94=20structurally,=20not?= =?UTF-8?q?=20on=20a=20threshold?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The discrimination twin now exists and was executed against the real export (/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv, 40,767 triples over 20,022 distinct verses from the whole-book run). It did not miss a threshold. It has no pair to test. §12.3a undercounted: THREE of four stances are unreachable on this path, not two. Hegel reachable, DEGENERATE — positive rate 0.000000, exactly as §12.3a point 1 predicted (uniform TruthValue::new(1.0,_) means revise_at's |f1-f2| depth is always 0) Nietzsche UNREACHABLE — needs Provenance.negated; no TSV column, no Spo field. Owner: deepnsm-v2 Kant UNREACHABLE — NEW finding, not in §12.3a. Needs RungLift, minted only inside stance::stream()'s complementizer window over labelled raw verse TEXT; flat (s,p,o,verse) triples do not preserve clause nesting. Owner: deepnsm-v2 Wittgenstein reachable but REDUCED (2 of 6 game categories) and DEGENERATE — fires on 99.61% of verses Only pair formable: Hegel x Wittgenstein-reduced — n00=78 n01=19944 n10=0 n11=0, N=20022, rates 0.0000/0.9961, p_o=0.0039 p_e=0.0039, kappa=0.0000, phi=undefined(constant). Both DEGENERATE, so 0 eligible pairs and both existential quantifiers are false BY CONSTRUCTION. The degeneracy machinery is what made this legible rather than misleading. A lens firing on 99.61% of verses carries no information — the closed_class_guess 150/150 shape — and the harness excluded it and PRINTED the exclusion instead of reporting a stance. Without §12.3a's [0.01,0.99] band this run would have emitted a kappa table that looked like a finding. The harness calls the real, unmodified stance_panel rather than reimplementing it, so Nietzsche/Kant coming back empty is a consequence of the real function's real gating, asserted rather than assumed. The one invention — the concept->verse projection for Wittgenstein's per-verse bit, which the plan never specifies — is called out by name in its own doc-comment so it is never mistaken for plan text. What D-BLW-2 actually needs: stance::stream() over LABELLED VERSE TEXT, which the TSV does not carry. Either the inbound leg exports verse text alongside its triples, or the reasoning layer receives verses directly. That is a seam change in deepnsm-v2 (the inbound leg owns text) and it is the single prerequisite for D-BLW-2, for D-BLW-3 (whose verdict rows are these same binaries), and for any four-stance claim at corpus scale. Adds jc as a dev-dependency of lance-graph-planner — the workspace's FIRST consumer of jc anywhere. crates/jc itself is untouched (§12.5: it is the oracle being measured against, not improved while in use). Gates: fmt clean; clippy -p lance-graph-planner --all-targets -D warnings clean; example runs end to end on the real corpus. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 35 + Cargo.lock | 5 + crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml | 9 + .../examples/blw_lens_twin.rs | 660 ++++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 709 insertions(+) create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index f72eb618..bee0f427 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -842,6 +842,41 @@ as a `[dev-dependencies]` path edge from `lance-graph-planner`. Do **not** inver it — hosting the harness inside `jc` would drag the planner's whole dep tree into a crate whose constitution is zero-dep, and §12.5 keeps `jc` the untouched oracle. +#### 12.3a″ MEASURED RESULT (2026-08-04): D-BLW-2 is a STRUCTURAL KILL on the TSV path + +Built and **run** against the real export (`/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`, 40,767 triples +over 20,022 distinct verses from the whole-book run). The twin did not miss a +threshold — **it has no pair to test.** + +**§12.3a undercounted the unreachable stances: it is 3 of 4, not 2.** + +| stance | verdict | why | +|---|---|---| +| **Hegel** | reachable, **DEGENERATE** | positive rate **0.000000** — exactly as §12.3a point 1 predicted (uniform `TruthValue::new(1.0, _)` ⟹ `revise_at`'s `\|f₁−f₂\|` depth is always 0) | +| **Nietzsche** | **UNREACHABLE** | needs `Provenance.negated`; no TSV column, no `Spo` field. Owner: `deepnsm-v2` | +| **Kant** | **UNREACHABLE** ← *new, not in §12.3a* | needs `RungLift`, minted only inside `stance::stream()`'s complementizer window over **labelled raw verse text**; flat `(s,p,o,verse)` triples do not preserve clause nesting. Owner: `deepnsm-v2` (the consuming machinery is already here — the missing piece is the INPUT) | +| **Wittgenstein** | reachable, **REDUCED and DEGENERATE** | only 2 of the panel's 6 game categories survive (`Inh-subj`/`Inh-obj`; `rel-*`/`impl-*` need the same unreachable inputs as Kant), and the surviving bit fires on **99.61 %** of verses | + +**Measured pair (the only one formable):** Hegel × Wittgenstein-reduced — +`n00=78 n01=19944 n10=0 n11=0`, N=20022, rates `0.0000 / 0.9961`, +`p_o=0.0039 p_e=0.0039`, κ=0.0000, φ=`undefined(constant)`. Both lenses +DEGENERATE ⟹ **0 eligible pairs** ⟹ both ∃-quantifiers are false *by +construction*, not by measurement. + +**The degeneracy machinery earned its place.** Wittgenstein-reduced firing on +99.61 % of verses is the `closed_class_guess` 150/150 shape — a bit that carries +no information — and the harness **excluded and printed it** instead of +reporting a stance. Without §12.3a's `[0.01, 0.99]` band this run would have +produced a κ table that looked like a result. + +**What D-BLW-2 actually needs, stated once:** the four stances require +`stance::stream()` over **labelled verse text**, which the TSV does not carry. +Either the inbound leg exports verse text alongside its triples, or the reasoning +layer receives verses directly. **That is a seam change in `deepnsm-v2`** — the +inbound leg owns text — and it is the one prerequisite for D-BLW-2, D-BLW-3 +(whose verdict rows are these same binaries), and any four-stance claim at +corpus scale. **Do not attempt the twin again until it lands.** + ### 12.3b D-BLW-3 design — the confound, and the controlled comparison that removes it **The naive trajectory does not measure fusion.** §12.3's D-BLW-3 row says diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index bab06d39..e9cf28ee 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -4337,6 +4337,10 @@ version = "1.0.18" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "8f42a60cbdf9a97f5d2305f08a87dc4e09308d1276d28c869c684d7777685682" +[[package]] +name = "jc" +version = "0.1.0" + [[package]] name = "jieba-macros" version = "0.9.0" @@ -4991,6 +4995,7 @@ dependencies = [ "axum 0.8.9", "bgz17", "causal-edge", + "jc", "lance-graph-contract 0.1.0", "ndarray 0.17.2", "p64", diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml index 07111548..0e039e5c 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml @@ -46,6 +46,15 @@ axum = { version = "0.8", optional = true } [dev-dependencies] tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt-multi-thread", "macros"] } +# `crates/jc` is workspace-EXCLUDED (see root Cargo.toml `exclude`) and has +# ZERO consumers anywhere in the workspace as of this edge — `examples/ +# blw_lens_twin.rs` (D-BLW-2, `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` +# §12.3a′) is the FIRST. Dev-only, deliberately: jc is the independent +# reference frame the discrimination twin is measured against (§12.5 — "the +# `jc` additive constraint continues to hold"), so it must never become a +# production dependency of the planner itself. Do NOT invert this edge. +jc = { path = "../jc" } + [features] default = [] jit = [] diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..03d6cff0 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs @@ -0,0 +1,660 @@ +//! `blw_lens_twin` — D-BLW-2's discrimination twin, over ONLY what is +//! reachable from `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv` (the `deepnsm-v2::bible_wave --export` +//! output) plus a [`BeliefArena`] ingested from it exactly as +//! `examples/reason_whole_book.rs` does (lines ~55-96 of that file: one +//! `arena.observe(CStmt { s, cop, p: o }, TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9), +//! Stamp::source(v))` per TSV row; `close_transitive` is deliberately NOT +//! run here — see "why no `close_transitive`" below). +//! +//! Design authority: `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.3a +//! (the four-stance adjudication) and §12.4 (the claim ceiling). Read those +//! before touching this file — this doc comment summarizes the parts that +//! bear on THIS harness, not the whole arm. +//! +//! # Reachability — the crux, confronted rather than routed around +//! +//! §12.3a already proves two of the four B6-panel stances dead on the TSV +//! path (Hegel constant-false; Nietzsche starved of `Provenance.negated`). +//! This harness independently re-verifies both AND extends the finding to +//! the other two — **three of four are unreachable**, not two, and the +//! fourth is reachable only in a reduced form: +//! +//! | stance | reachable? | why | +//! |---|---|---| +//! | **Hegel** | reachable, but **DEGENERATE** (proven constant-false) | `reason_whole_book.rs:92-96`-style ingestion always calls `TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9)` — no polarity field exists in the TSV to vary it — so `revise_at`'s `depth = (b.truth.frequency - new.frequency).abs()` (`belief.rs:194`) is `0.0` for every re-observation. `Belief.contradiction` never leaves `0.0`; `contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter (`stance.rs:411`) is empty for the whole book, always. | +//! | **Nietzsche** | **UNREACHABLE** | needs `Provenance.negated` (`stance.rs:87`), populated only inside `stance::stream()`'s cue-driven clause machine (`is_negation` over raw verse TEXT, `stance.rs:211-214`). `deepnsm_v2::Spo` carries no polarity field and the TSV's 7 columns (`subject_id, subject_word, predicate_id, predicate_word, object_id, object_word, verse_index`) have no negation column either — there is no `Provenance` list to build from the TSV at all, not a degraded one. Missing field: per-triple polarity. **Owning crate: `deepnsm-v2`** (the `Spo` triple type / the `bible_wave` FSM exporter). | +//! | **Kant** | **UNREACHABLE** (this is the finding beyond §12.3a's own two) | the §12.3a-corrected, rank-based Kant binary needs `RungLift` (`stance.rs:93-116`: knower, verb, inner statement, and — for the reflexivity read the panel actually uses — an OVERTLY re-anchored inner subject). Every `RungLift` is minted inside `stance::stream()`'s "that"-complementizer window (`stance.rs:185-233`), which requires labelled, raw verse TEXT (`verses: &[(String, String)]`, `stance.rs:151`). The TSV's flat `(subject, predicate, object, verse_index)` triples do not preserve clause nesting — there is no way to tell, from a TSV row alone, whether a predicate like "knew" introduced a that-complement versus a flat transitive relation. **Missing: labelled raw verse text (equivalently, the knows-that clause structure) in the TSV export.** The machinery to CONSUME it (`stance::stream`) already lives in `lance-graph-planner`; what's missing is the INPUT, and that input is `deepnsm-v2`'s to produce — `bible_wave`'s TSV export mode has no verse-text column, only interned word ids. **Owning crate: `deepnsm-v2`.** | +//! | **Wittgenstein** | reachable, **REDUCED** | `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein reads THREE sources: `arena.entries()` for `"inh-subj"`/`"inh-obj"` games (needs only the arena — reachable), `out.lifts` for `"rel-subj"`/`"rel-obj"` (needs `RungLift` — unreachable, same as Kant), and `out.impls` for `"impl-cause"`/`"impl-effect"` (needs `stance::stream()`'s causal-cue detection over raw text — unreachable). Calling the REAL `stance_panel` with `ReadOut::default()` (the only `ReadOut` the TSV path can supply) naturally degrades it to the Inh-only 2-of-6-category form — no reimplementation, no invented logic, just the shipped function fed its honestly-available inputs. | +//! +//! **So: at most TWO of four lenses produce any per-verse signal from +//! TSV+arena alone (Hegel, Wittgenstein-reduced), and one of those two +//! (Hegel) is provably degenerate.** That leaves at most ONE non-degenerate +//! lens — with only one lens, there are ZERO pairs to run the discrimination +//! twin over. This is reported as a structural KILL, not papered over: see +//! "the twin" section of the output. +//! +//! # Why no `close_transitive` +//! +//! `reason_whole_book.rs` calls `arena.close_transitive(64)` after ingest. +//! This harness deliberately does NOT: `close_transitive`'s only effect on +//! the arena is `admit_derived`-path insertions, which (a) always set +//! `contradiction: 0.0` (`belief.rs`'s `admit_derived`, both branches) — so +//! it cannot un-degenerate Hegel — and (b) always carry `stamp: +//! Stamp::default()` — which `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein Inh-game filter +//! explicitly excludes (`b.stamp != Stamp::default()`, `stance.rs:506`), so +//! derived entries are invisible to Wittgenstein too. Running closure here +//! would cost real time (146,676-entry arena on the full book, per the +//! `reason_whole_book` run this harness's TSV came from) for zero effect on +//! either reachable stance — so it is skipped, matching the ingest-only +//! scope the task specifies ("lines ~55-96"). +//! +//! # The Wittgenstein per-verse projection is A DESIGN CHOICE, disclosed +//! +//! `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein output is keyed by CONCEPT +//! (`Vec<(u16, usize)>` — a concept id and its distinct-game count), not by +//! verse. Neither §12.3 nor §12.3a specifies how to project a concept-keyed +//! panel output into a per-verse binary. This harness's choice, stated +//! plainly so it is never mistaken for a definition lifted verbatim from the +//! plan: **a verse's Wittgenstein(reduced) bit is `true` iff any concept +//! mentioned in that verse's triples (as subject or object id) carries ≥ 2 +//! distinct games somewhere in the whole corpus** — i.e. the verse touches a +//! concept the corpus elsewhere shows playing BOTH the inh-subject and +//! inh-object role. Hegel's projection is more direct and needs no such +//! choice: a verse's bit is `true` iff any statement OBSERVED AT that verse +//! is present in `contradiction_ranking`'s output. +//! +//! # Two §12.3a diagnostics, and why only one applies to this path +//! +//! §12.3a names two mandatory diagnostics. (a) the pronoun-collision share +//! is a property of `stance::stream()`'s pronoun-to-`"they"` normalization +//! (`stance.rs:196-207`) — this harness's TSV-ingestion path performs NO +//! pronoun normalization at all (subjects/objects are `bible_wave`'s own +//! trained-codebook word ids, unrelated machinery), so the diagnostic has no +//! referent here and is reported as such rather than computed against the +//! wrong pipeline. (b) `Stamp::source(id) = 1 << (id % 64)` saturation +//! (`belief.rs:37`) DOES apply — verse indices collide mod 64 constantly +//! over a 31k-verse book, and IS computed below. +//! +//! # Claim ceiling (§12.4), binding on every line this program prints +//! +//! Overlap only. Never "valid"/"accurate"/"better"/"confirms". No p-value: +//! `jc::stats` p-values are classical independent-sample values and verses +//! within a book are domain-correlated (I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK), so they do not +//! apply unmodified here. Never "Horizontverschmelzung"/"fusion" — that is +//! D-BLW-3, untouched by this harness. Bare κ is never printed without its +//! counts and both marginals. +//! +//! # Modes +//! +//! `cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_lens_twin [-- ]` +//! — defaults to `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`. If that file is absent, runs a tiny +//! deterministic synthetic fixture instead, which exercises the degeneracy +//! machinery (DEGENERATE / UNSTABLE / `binary_association`-returns-`None`, +//! each proven to both fire AND stay silent) and explicitly does **not** +//! claim the twin — its verse count is far below the `N ≥ 1,000` corpus +//! floor. + +use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; +use std::path::Path; + +use jc::stats::{binary_association, BinaryAssociation}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, Interner, ReadOut}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula, Stamp, TruthValue}; + +/// Landis–Koch "almost perfect" floor — the can-discriminate ceiling on κ. +/// Pre-registered in §12.3a; non-adjustable after any run. +const KAPPA_DISCRIMINATE_MAX: f64 = 0.80; +/// Landis–Koch slight/fair boundary — the can-agree floor on κ. +const KAPPA_AGREE_MIN: f64 = 0.20; +/// Corpus floor (§12.3a): below this the marginals are too noisy to read and +/// the twin is not reported at all. +const CORPUS_FLOOR: usize = 1_000; +/// can-discriminate's count clause: the discordant share must clear 5% of N. +const DISCORD_SHARE_MIN: f64 = 0.05; +/// A lens whose positive rate falls outside this band is DEGENERATE — +/// excluded from BOTH ∃-quantifiers, exclusion always printed. +const DEGENERATE_LOW: f64 = 0.01; +const DEGENERATE_HIGH: f64 = 0.99; +/// can-agree's own marginal guard — tighter than the DEGENERATE band, and a +/// DIFFERENT band (§12.3a states both explicitly; they must not be conflated). +const CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_LOW: f64 = 0.05; +const CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_HIGH: f64 = 0.95; +/// A pair whose expected agreement clears this is UNSTABLE — barred from +/// can-agree (a near-constant match is not evidence of agreement). +const UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT: f64 = 0.95; + +/// Which B6-panel stance a per-verse binary came from. `Nietzsche` and +/// `Kant` never reach a [`LensVerdict`] — they are UNREACHABLE and are +/// reported as such, not computed. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum Lens { + /// Aufhebung ranking, projected per-verse: reachable, proven degenerate. + Hegel, + /// Inh-subject/Inh-object breadth only (2 of 6 B6 categories): + /// reachable in reduced form. + WittgensteinReduced, +} + +/// The copula test `reason_whole_book.rs` uses (its `is_copular`, +/// reproduced verbatim — a fixed keyword-membership catalogue, not a +/// parser). Copular predicates are `Inh` (transitive `is_a`); everything +/// else is a stored, never-transitive `Rel` verb (the S3 gate). +fn is_copular(word: &str) -> bool { + matches!( + word, + "is" | "was" + | "are" + | "were" + | "be" + | "been" + | "being" + | "am" + | "art" + | "wast" + | "become" + | "became" + | "becometh" + ) +} + +/// The result of ingesting a `bible_wave --export` TSV into a +/// [`BeliefArena`], plus the per-verse index this harness needs (and that +/// `reason_whole_book.rs` does not build, since it never projects per-verse). +struct Ingested { + arena: BeliefArena, + /// Every distinct verse index, sorted, paired with the [`CStmt`]s + /// OBSERVED at it (a triple's own verse — not derived, not revised-into). + by_verse: Vec<(u32, Vec)>, + n_rows: u64, +} + +/// Ingest TSV text (already read into memory) exactly as +/// `reason_whole_book.rs:55-96` ingests a file — one `arena.observe` per +/// row, `TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9)`, `Stamp::source(verse_index)` — plus the +/// per-verse grouping this harness needs for the per-verse projection. +fn ingest_str(raw: &str) -> Ingested { + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut per_verse: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut n_rows = 0u64; + for line in raw.lines() { + let mut f = line.split('\t'); + let (Some(s), Some(_sw), Some(pid), Some(pw), Some(o), Some(_ow), Some(v)) = ( + f.next(), + f.next(), + f.next(), + f.next(), + f.next(), + f.next(), + f.next(), + ) else { + continue; + }; + let (Ok(s), Ok(o), Ok(v)) = (s.parse::(), o.parse::(), v.parse::()) else { + continue; + }; + let cop = if is_copular(pw) { + Copula::Inh + } else { + Copula::Rel(pid.parse::().unwrap_or(0)) + }; + let stmt = CStmt { s, cop, p: o }; + arena.observe(stmt, TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9), Stamp::source(v)); + per_verse.entry(v).or_default().push(stmt); + n_rows += 1; + } + let mut by_verse: Vec<(u32, Vec)> = per_verse.into_iter().collect(); + by_verse.sort_by_key(|(v, _)| *v); + Ingested { + arena, + by_verse, + n_rows, + } +} + +/// Read `path` and ingest it via [`ingest_str`]. +fn ingest_file(path: &str) -> Ingested { + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path).expect("read SPO tsv"); + ingest_str(&raw) +} + +/// Hegel's per-verse binary: `true` iff any [`CStmt`] OBSERVED at that verse +/// is present in `contradiction_ranking`'s output (i.e. its final +/// `contradiction > 0.05`, §12.3a's floor — see `stance.rs`'s doc comment +/// for why 0.05 is not decorative). +fn hegel_bits(by_verse: &[(u32, Vec)], hegel: &[(CStmt, f32)]) -> Vec { + let positive: HashSet = hegel.iter().map(|(stmt, _)| *stmt).collect(); + by_verse + .iter() + .map(|(_, stmts)| stmts.iter().any(|s| positive.contains(s))) + .collect() +} + +/// Wittgenstein(reduced)'s per-verse binary, per the DISCLOSED projection +/// choice above: `true` iff any concept mentioned in the verse (as subject +/// or object id) carries ≥ 2 distinct games in `stance_panel`'s output. +fn wittgenstein_bits(by_verse: &[(u32, Vec)], wittgenstein: &[(u16, usize)]) -> Vec { + let breadth: HashMap = wittgenstein.iter().copied().collect(); + by_verse + .iter() + .map(|(_, stmts)| { + stmts.iter().any(|s| { + breadth.get(&s.s).copied().unwrap_or(0) >= 2 + || breadth.get(&s.p).copied().unwrap_or(0) >= 2 + }) + }) + .collect() +} + +/// One lens's per-verse binary vector plus its pre-registered degeneracy +/// status, computed BEFORE any pairing (§12.3a: "compute each lens's +/// positive rate before pairing"). +struct LensVerdict { + lens: Lens, + bits: Vec, + positive_rate: f64, + degenerate: bool, +} + +/// Build a [`LensVerdict`]: a sanity check that the rate is a genuine +/// probability (never silently `NaN`/out-of-range — a real assert, distinct +/// from the DEGENERATE *classification*, which is a soft [0.01, 0.99] band +/// that a proven-constant lens like Hegel is EXPECTED to fall outside of; +/// §12.3a's prose states both in one breath but they are not the same test — +/// see the module doc comment's note on this if it recurs). +fn lens_verdict(lens: Lens, bits: Vec) -> LensVerdict { + let n = bits.len(); + assert!(n > 0, "{lens:?}: empty per-verse vector"); + let positives = bits.iter().filter(|&&b| b).count(); + let rate = positives as f64 / n as f64; + assert!( + rate.is_finite() && (0.0..=1.0).contains(&rate), + "{lens:?}: positive rate out of range: {rate}" + ); + let degenerate = !(DEGENERATE_LOW..=DEGENERATE_HIGH).contains(&rate); + if degenerate { + println!( + " DEGENERATE: {lens:?} positive rate {rate:.6} outside [{DEGENERATE_LOW}, {DEGENERATE_HIGH}] — excluded from both ∃-quantifiers" + ); + } + LensVerdict { + lens, + bits, + positive_rate: rate, + degenerate, + } +} + +/// One pair's full contingency table plus the two gate flags §12.3a's +/// degeneracy handling requires: `eligible` (neither lens DEGENERATE) and +/// `unstable` (`expected_agreement` clears the ceiling — barred from +/// can-agree regardless of `eligible`). +struct PairReport { + a: Lens, + b: Lens, + table: BinaryAssociation, + eligible: bool, + unstable: bool, +} + +fn fmt_kappa(k: Option) -> String { + match k { + Some(v) => format!("{v:.4}"), + None => "undefined(p_e=1)".to_string(), + } +} + +fn fmt_phi(p: Option) -> String { + match p { + Some(v) => format!("{v:.4}"), + None => "undefined(constant)".to_string(), + } +} + +/// Cross-tabulate two lenses. `binary_association` returning `None` is a +/// KILL naming the pair (§12.3a) — never a silently-skipped row. +fn evaluate_pair(a: &LensVerdict, b: &LensVerdict) -> Option { + let Some(table) = binary_association(&a.bits, &b.bits) else { + println!( + " KILL: binary_association({:?}, {:?}) returned None — lengths {} vs {}", + a.lens, + b.lens, + a.bits.len(), + b.bits.len() + ); + return None; + }; + let unstable = table.expected_agreement > UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT; + if unstable { + println!( + " UNSTABLE: {:?}×{:?} expected_agreement {:.4} > {UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT} — barred from can-agree", + a.lens, b.lens, table.expected_agreement + ); + } + let eligible = !a.degenerate && !b.degenerate; + Some(PairReport { + a: a.lens, + b: b.lens, + table, + eligible, + unstable, + }) +} + +/// Print the full per-pair table (§12.3a: "never a bare κ") and fold the +/// pre-registered can-discriminate / can-agree ∃-quantifiers over every +/// pair, respecting `eligible` and `unstable`. +fn evaluate_and_print(pairs: &[PairReport]) -> (bool, bool) { + let mut can_discriminate = false; + let mut can_agree = false; + let mut kappas: Vec = Vec::new(); + + for pr in pairs { + let t = &pr.table; + let n = (t.n00 + t.n01 + t.n10 + t.n11) as f64; + let discordant_share = (t.n01 + t.n10) as f64 / n; + + println!( + " {:?} x {:?}: n00={} n01={} n10={} n11={} N={:.0}", + pr.a, pr.b, t.n00, t.n01, t.n10, t.n11, n + ); + println!( + " positive_rate_a={:.4} positive_rate_b={:.4} p_o={:.4} p_e={:.4} kappa={} phi={} discordant_share={:.4}", + t.positive_rate_a, + t.positive_rate_b, + t.observed_agreement, + t.expected_agreement, + fmt_kappa(t.kappa), + fmt_phi(t.phi), + discordant_share, + ); + + if let Some(k) = t.kappa { + kappas.push(k); + } + + let discriminate_math = t.kappa.is_some_and(|k| k <= KAPPA_DISCRIMINATE_MAX) + && discordant_share >= DISCORD_SHARE_MIN; + let agree_math = t.kappa.is_some_and(|k| k >= KAPPA_AGREE_MIN) + && (CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_LOW..=CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_HIGH).contains(&t.positive_rate_a) + && (CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_LOW..=CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_HIGH).contains(&t.positive_rate_b); + let discriminate_pass = discriminate_math && pr.eligible; + let agree_pass = agree_math && pr.eligible && !pr.unstable; + + println!( + " can-discriminate={discriminate_pass} can-agree={agree_pass} eligible(both non-degenerate)={} unstable={}", + pr.eligible, pr.unstable + ); + + can_discriminate |= discriminate_pass; + can_agree |= agree_pass; + } + + match ( + kappas.iter().cloned().reduce(f64::min), + kappas.iter().cloned().reduce(f64::max), + ) { + (Some(min), Some(max)) => { + println!( + " kappa range across {} pair(s) with a defined kappa: min={min:.4} max={max:.4}", + kappas.len() + ); + } + _ => println!(" no pair produced a defined kappa"), + } + + (can_discriminate, can_agree) +} + +/// The corpus run: ingest, reachability report, the two lens verdicts, the +/// diagnostics, the twin, and the verdict. +fn run_corpus(path: &str) { + println!("=== BLW discrimination twin — corpus run over {path} ==="); + let Ingested { + arena, + by_verse, + n_rows, + } = ingest_file(path); + let n_verses = by_verse.len(); + println!( + "ingested {n_rows} rows across {n_verses} distinct verses; arena has {} observed statements (close_transitive NOT run — see module doc comment)", + arena.entries().len() + ); + + if n_verses < CORPUS_FLOOR { + println!( + "N={n_verses} < the {CORPUS_FLOOR}-verse corpus floor (§12.3a) — the twin is NOT reported." + ); + return; + } + + println!("\n--- reachability ---"); + println!( + "UNREACHABLE: Nietzsche — needs Provenance.negated (per-triple polarity). The TSV's 7 columns carry no negation field and deepnsm_v2::Spo has none either; there is no Provenance list to build from the TSV at all. Owning crate: deepnsm-v2." + ); + println!( + "UNREACHABLE: Kant — needs RungLift (knower/verb/inner-statement/overtly-reanchored-subject). RungLifts are minted only inside stance::stream()'s \"that\"-complementizer window, which requires labelled raw verse TEXT as input; the TSV's flat (subject,predicate,object,verse) triples do not preserve clause nesting. The consuming machinery (stance::stream) already lives in lance-graph-planner — the missing piece is the INPUT (labelled verse text), which bible_wave's TSV export mode does not carry. Owning crate: deepnsm-v2." + ); + + let intern = Interner::new(); + let out = ReadOut::default(); + let (hegel, nietzsche_gated, kant_gated, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); + // Sanity check on the gating claim above, not a fresh computation: with + // an empty ReadOut (the only ReadOut the TSV path can supply), Nietzsche + // (iterates the Hegel ranking) and Kant (maps over out.lifts) MUST come + // back empty from the real, unmodified stance_panel. + assert!( + nietzsche_gated.is_empty(), + "sanity: stance_panel's Nietzsche output must be empty given an empty ReadOut" + ); + assert!( + kant_gated.is_empty(), + "sanity: stance_panel's Kant output must be empty given an empty ReadOut" + ); + + println!("\n--- Hegel (reachable, DEGENERATE by construction) ---"); + println!( + " raw Hegel-positive statements (contradiction > 0.05): {} (§12.3a point 1 predicts 0 — uniform TruthValue::new(1.0, _) means revise_at's |f1-f2| depth is always 0)", + hegel.len() + ); + let hegel_v = lens_verdict(Lens::Hegel, hegel_bits(&by_verse, &hegel)); + println!(" Hegel positive rate: {:.6}", hegel_v.positive_rate); + assert_eq!( + hegel_v.bits.len(), + n_verses, + "Hegel per-verse vector must cover every verse" + ); + + println!("\n--- Wittgenstein(reduced) — Inh-subject/Inh-object only, 2 of the panel's 6 categories ---"); + println!(" concepts carrying >= 1 game: {}", wittgenstein.len()); + let max_games = wittgenstein.iter().map(|(_, g)| *g).max().unwrap_or(0); + println!( + " max distinct games observed: {max_games} (ceiling here is 2, not the panel's full 6 — rel-*/impl-* categories are empty by construction on this path)" + ); + let witt_v = lens_verdict( + Lens::WittgensteinReduced, + wittgenstein_bits(&by_verse, &wittgenstein), + ); + println!( + " Wittgenstein(reduced) positive rate: {:.6}", + witt_v.positive_rate + ); + assert_eq!( + witt_v.bits.len(), + n_verses, + "Wittgenstein(reduced) per-verse vector must cover every verse" + ); + + println!("\n--- diagnostics (§12.3a) ---"); + println!( + " (a) pronoun-collision share: N/A on this path — pronoun-to-\"they\" normalization is a stance::stream()-only mechanism; the TSV-ingestion path (bible_wave's own trained codebook ids) performs no such normalization, so this diagnostic has no referent here." + ); + let saturated = arena + .entries() + .iter() + .filter(|b| b.stamp.0.count_ones() == 64) + .count(); + println!( + " (b) beliefs with a fully-saturated stamp (all 64 source bits set): {saturated} / {}", + arena.entries().len() + ); + + println!("\n--- the discrimination twin ---"); + let lenses = [&hegel_v, &witt_v]; + let mut pairs: Vec = Vec::new(); + for i in 0..lenses.len() { + for j in (i + 1)..lenses.len() { + if let Some(pr) = evaluate_pair(lenses[i], lenses[j]) { + pairs.push(pr); + } + } + } + println!( + " {} of 4 candidate lenses are reachable (Hegel, Wittgenstein-reduced) → {} pair(s); Nietzsche and Kant contribute zero pairs.", + lenses.len(), + pairs.len() + ); + if pairs.len() < 2 { + println!( + " note: §12.3a's \"assert the six tables are not all identical\" / full-table discipline assumes all 4 lenses reachable (6 pairs). With {} pair(s) reachable that comparison does not apply and is not attempted here.", + pairs.len() + ); + } + let (can_discriminate, can_agree) = evaluate_and_print(&pairs); + + println!("\n--- verdict ---"); + println!(" can-discriminate: {can_discriminate}"); + println!(" can-agree: {can_agree}"); + if !can_discriminate && !can_agree { + println!( + " KILL — structural, not a threshold miss on real data: the twin needs >= 2 reachable, non-degenerate lenses to form a pair. Hegel is DEGENERATE by construction (positive rate 0.0); only Wittgenstein(reduced) survives, and one lens cannot be paired with itself. 0 eligible pairs → both ∃-quantifiers are FALSE by construction." + ); + } + + println!("\n--- claim ceiling (§12.4) ---"); + println!( + " kappa/phi above measure OVERLAP, not validity. No p-value is reported: jc::stats p-values are classical independent-sample values, and verses within a book are domain-correlated (I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK), so they do not apply unmodified here." + ); +} + +/// The synthetic mode: NOT a corpus claim. Proves each degeneracy path can +/// both FIRE and STAY SILENT, per the workspace's falsifiability rule (a +/// guard that always fires carries the same zero information as one that +/// never fires). +fn run_synthetic_smoke_test() { + println!("=== BLW discrimination twin — SYNTHETIC smoke test (NOT a corpus claim) ==="); + println!( + "this fixture is far below the N >= {CORPUS_FLOOR} verse corpus floor (§12.3a); it exercises the degeneracy machinery ONLY and asserts nothing about the KJV corpus" + ); + + // ── DEGENERATE: can-fire (Hegel — constant-false on ANY TSV-ingested + // arena, §12.3a point 1) and can-stay-silent (Wittgenstein-reduced — a + // genuinely mixed positive rate on this fixture). ── + let tsv = "1\tone\t900\tis\t2\ttwo\t0\n\ + 2\ttwo\t900\tis\t3\tthree\t1\n\ + 4\tfour\t901\tchased\t5\tfive\t2\n\ + 3\tthree\t900\tis\t4\tfour\t3\n\ + 6\tsix\t900\tis\t7\tseven\t4\n\ + 7\tseven\t900\tis\t8\teight\t5\n"; + let Ingested { + arena, + by_verse, + n_rows, + } = ingest_str(tsv); + assert_eq!(n_rows, 6, "fixture must parse to exactly 6 rows"); + assert_eq!(by_verse.len(), 6, "fixture must span exactly 6 verses"); + + let intern = Interner::new(); + let out = ReadOut::default(); + let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); + assert!( + hegel.is_empty(), + "Hegel must be constant-false on ANY uniform-frequency TSV ingest" + ); + assert!( + nietzsche.is_empty() && kant.is_empty(), + "both must be gated to empty by the empty ReadOut" + ); + + let hegel_v = lens_verdict(Lens::Hegel, hegel_bits(&by_verse, &hegel)); + assert!( + hegel_v.degenerate, + "can-fire: DEGENERATE must fire on Hegel's constant-false vector" + ); + assert!( + hegel_v.positive_rate.abs() < f64::EPSILON, + "Hegel positive rate must be exactly 0.0, got {}", + hegel_v.positive_rate + ); + + let witt_v = lens_verdict( + Lens::WittgensteinReduced, + wittgenstein_bits(&by_verse, &wittgenstein), + ); + assert!( + !witt_v.degenerate, + "can-stay-silent: DEGENERATE must NOT fire on Wittgenstein-reduced's mixed rate ({:.4})", + witt_v.positive_rate + ); + println!( + " DEGENERATE can-fire (Hegel, rate {:.4}) and can-stay-silent (Wittgenstein-reduced, rate {:.4}) both verified", + hegel_v.positive_rate, witt_v.positive_rate + ); + + // ── UNSTABLE: can-fire (near-constant matching vectors) and + // can-stay-silent (a balanced pair). ── + let rare_a: Vec = (0..40).map(|i| i == 0).collect(); + let rare_b = rare_a.clone(); + let unstable_table = + binary_association(&rare_a, &rare_b).expect("well-formed input must return Some"); + assert!( + unstable_table.expected_agreement > UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT, + "can-fire: UNSTABLE must fire on near-constant matching vectors (p_e={:.4})", + unstable_table.expected_agreement + ); + + let balanced_a = vec![true, false, true, false]; + let balanced_b = vec![true, true, false, false]; + // `.expect` here is itself the can-stay-silent proof for the + // binary_association None-path below: a well-formed pair returning + // `Some` is exactly "did not spuriously KILL". + let balanced_table = + binary_association(&balanced_a, &balanced_b).expect("well-formed input must return Some"); + assert!( + balanced_table.expected_agreement <= UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT, + "can-stay-silent: UNSTABLE must NOT fire on a balanced pair (p_e={:.4})", + balanced_table.expected_agreement + ); + println!( + " UNSTABLE can-fire (p_e={:.4}) and can-stay-silent (p_e={:.4}) both verified", + unstable_table.expected_agreement, balanced_table.expected_agreement + ); + + // ── binary_association's None path: can-fire (KILL naming the pair). + // can-stay-silent is already proven above — `balanced_table` exists + // only because that same call returned `Some`. ── + let empty: Vec = Vec::new(); + assert!( + binary_association(&empty, &empty).is_none(), + "can-fire: binary_association(empty, empty) must KILL with None" + ); + println!(" binary_association's None-path can-fire and can-stay-silent both verified"); + + println!( + "\nsynthetic smoke test PASSED — this does NOT constitute a corpus-scale twin claim (N={} << {CORPUS_FLOOR})", + by_verse.len() + ); +} + +fn main() { + let path = std::env::args() + .nth(1) + .unwrap_or_else(|| "/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv".to_string()); + if Path::new(&path).is_file() { + run_corpus(&path); + } else { + println!( + "no TSV at {path} — running the synthetic degeneracy-machinery smoke test instead\n" + ); + run_synthetic_smoke_test(); + } +} From 0a0ef4e097b953d02b8c139a72152a6cb5d22b0a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 19:52:56 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 14/54] =?UTF-8?q?bible=5Fwave:=20emit=20labelled=20verse?= =?UTF-8?q?=20TEXT=20=E2=80=94=20the=20seam=20D-BLW-2's=20kill=20identifie?= =?UTF-8?q?d?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit D-BLW-2 measured a structural KILL: 3 of 4 stances are unreachable from the SPO export, because `stance::stream()` mints RungLifts inside a complementizer window and derives negation polarity from clause structure — neither survives flat (s,p,o,verse) triples. The missing piece was never a statistic; it was the INPUT. Adds `--export-verses `: a 2-column `index \t text` artifact, 31,102 rows on the whole corpus. Deliberately its OWN artifact rather than an 8th column, so the SPO export's 7-column shape is untouched and no existing consumer changes. This is NOT the option §12.3a rejected. That rejection was of porting the clause machine INTO the inbound leg, which would have duplicated reasoning in the wrong crate. Emitting text is the opposite and is what the seam ruling actually prescribes: the inbound leg owns text and emits it; the reasoning layer reasons over it. deepnsm-v2 gains no reasoning here — it writes the verses it already split. Measured: G1 31,102 verses, G2 codebook 12,543 words / 12 axes, 31,102 verses and 40,767 triples exported in one run. Gates: deepnsm-v2 104 passed / 0 failed; clippy --all-targets -D warnings clean; fmt clean. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs | 27 +++++++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 26 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs index 659f2435..c37caa53 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs @@ -85,7 +85,7 @@ fn archaic_pos(w: &str) -> Option { fn main() { let path = std::env::args() .nth(1) - .expect("usage: bible_wave [--export ]"); + .expect("usage: bible_wave [--export ] [--export-verses ]"); // The inbound leg can EMIT its whole-book SPO/belief stream for the // lance-graph reasoning layer to consume (the SoC seam, `E-DEEPNSM-V2-IS- // INBOUND-LEG-REASONING-LIVES-IN-LANCE-GRAPH-1`): the planner example @@ -93,6 +93,17 @@ fn main() { let export = std::env::args() .position(|a| a == "--export") .and_then(|i| std::env::args().nth(i + 1)); + // The reasoning layer's four-stance panel needs verse TEXT, not triples: + // `stance::stream()` mints RungLifts inside a complementizer window and + // derives negation polarity from the clause — neither survives the flat + // (s,p,o,verse) export, which is why 3 of 4 stances measured UNREACHABLE + // on that path (plan §12.3a″). Text is emitted as its OWN artifact rather + // than a column, so the SPO export's 7-column shape is untouched and no + // existing consumer changes. The seam still holds: this leg emits text, + // it does not reason over it (`E-DEEPNSM-V2-IS-INBOUND-LEG-...`). + let export_verses = std::env::args() + .position(|a| a == "--export-verses") + .and_then(|i| std::env::args().nth(i + 1)); let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(&path).expect("read KJV text"); // Verse splitting lives in the LIBRARY (`deepnsm_v2::corpus`) so that @@ -188,6 +199,20 @@ fn main() { } } + // ── SoC seam (text): emit labelled verse text for the reasoning layer ── + if let Some(out) = &export_verses { + use std::io::Write; + let mut f = + std::io::BufWriter::new(std::fs::File::create(out).expect("create verse export")); + for (i, v) in verses.iter().enumerate() { + // Verse text is whitespace-normalised by the splitter and carries + // no tabs, so a 2-column TSV round-trips without quoting. + debug_assert!(!v.contains('\t'), "verse text must not contain a tab"); + writeln!(f, "{i}\t{v}").expect("write verse export"); + } + println!("EXPORT {} verses -> {}", verses.len(), out); + } + // ── SoC seam: emit the whole-book belief stream for the reasoning layer ── if let Some(out) = &export { use std::io::Write; From 9a6b847402b6fe632a8303f464939fe43e319953 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 20:04:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 15/54] =?UTF-8?q?plan=20=C2=A712.3c:=20retire=20kappa=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20the=20instrument=20was=20wrong,=20texture=20is=20th?= =?UTF-8?q?e=20measure?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator-ruled. kappa over per-verse binaries measures how often two lenses COINCIDE, which discards what a stance is: two lenses can agree on a verse for opposite reasons and kappa scores that as agreement. The clean falsifier of the whole approach — nihilism and sarcasm are BOTH negative, so any sign or boolean collapses them, yet one revalues and the other refuses. Root cause is mine: I chose per-verse binaries because binaries feed kappa, then measured the binaries. The instrument selected the representation instead of the phenomenon selecting the instrument. The 99.61% firing rate was the tell — a bit firing on nearly everything is not a degenerate lens, it is a wrong projection of one. The right carrier already exists and is already proven: CausalWitnessFacet, repr(transparent) over [u8; 12] = 24 x i4 loci, each a signed -8..+7 delta to an antecedent row. It carries every organ this arm needs — Antecedent (locus 7, the relative-pronoun binder), BasinAnchor (8, the AriGraph/episodic basin), QualiaReference (12, the texture), Supports/SupportedBy (9/10), TEKAMOLO (0-3), SPO grounding (4-6). Texture is binding TOPOLOGY, not polarity: which loci bind, at what signed distance, in what pattern. Nihilism and sarcasm separate structurally — sarcasm binds QualiaReference to a distant antecedent contradicting the local SMeaning; nihilism collapses Supports/SupportedBy while leaving meaning loci intact. Same sign, different graph. Two falsifiers replace the twin, neither a threshold I pick: (1) cross-language texture agreement across LXX/Vulgate/Luther/KJV/Czech/Aramaic — a real stance survives translation, an English-tokenization artifact does not, with PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' CHECK-row discipline carried over so an unverified lane is reported and never gating; (2) the horizon as a Pearl rung-3 intervention — hold the verse set fixed, read from Vk and Vm, measure which loci REBIND. Fusion is loci rebinding, not a coefficient moving. Carried forward: the §12.4 claim ceiling, the degeneracy discipline (an identical-everywhere texture is the 99.61% defect in a new costume — exclude and print it), and jc untouched, since jc is simply not the instrument here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 73 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 73 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index bee0f427..d3e42777 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -877,6 +877,79 @@ inbound leg owns text — and it is the one prerequisite for D-BLW-2, D-BLW-3 (whose verdict rows are these same binaries), and any four-stance claim at corpus scale. **Do not attempt the twin again until it lands.** +#### 12.3c THE INSTRUMENT WAS WRONG — texture, not κ (operator-ruled 2026-08-04) + +**κ over per-verse binaries is retired.** §12.3a's twin measures how often two +lenses *coincide*, which discards what a stance is. Two lenses can agree on a +verse for opposite reasons and κ scores that as agreement. The clean falsifier +of the whole approach: **nihilism and sarcasm are both negative** — any sign, +threshold, or boolean collapses them — yet Nietzsche's negation and +Schopenhauer's are different gestures (one revalues, one refuses). An +instrument that cannot separate those was never measuring four horizons. + +The measured KILL in §12.3a″ stands as a fact about the SPO path; it was simply +obtained with the wrong instrument. **The 99.61 % firing rate was the tell** — a +bit that fires on nearly everything is not a degenerate *lens*, it is a wrong +*projection* of a lens. + +**Root cause, and it is mine:** I chose per-verse binaries because binaries feed +κ, then measured the binaries. The instrument selected the representation +instead of the phenomenon selecting the instrument. + +**The right carrier already exists and is already proven** — +`CausalWitnessFacet` (`lance-graph-contract/src/causal_witness.rs:201`), +`#[repr(transparent)]` over `[u8; 12]` = **24 × i4 loci, each a signed −8..+7 +delta to an antecedent row**. Everything this arm needs is in that one register: + +| locus | meaning | serves | +|---|---|---| +| 0–3 | `Temporal` / `Kausal` / `Modal` / `Lokal` | TEKAMOLO frame | +| 4–6 | `SMeaning` / `PMeaning` / `OMeaning` | SPO grounding plane | +| **7** | **`Antecedent`** — *"relativPronomen → its antecedent"* | the relative-pronoun binder | +| **8** | **`BasinAnchor`** — *"binds me to my AriGraph basin (`part_of:is_a`, L1)"* | AriGraph tenant + episodic basin | +| 9/10 | `SupportedBy` (hi_chain) / `Supports` (lo_chain) | evidence topology | +| 11 | `RunbookEvidence` | which of the 34 recipes fired | +| **12** | **`QualiaReference`** — *"the event that set my current texture"* | qualia | +| 13 | `MeaningLevel` | rung-content ladder 0–4 | + +**Texture = binding topology, not polarity.** A stance's reading of a verse is +*which loci it binds, to what signed distance, in what pattern*. Nihilism and +sarcasm then separate structurally rather than by sign: a sarcastic reading binds +`QualiaReference` to a **distant** antecedent that contradicts the local +`SMeaning` (the said and the meant point apart); a nihilistic reading **collapses +`Supports`/`SupportedBy`** (nothing grounds anything) while leaving the local +meaning loci intact. Same sign, different graph. κ cannot see this; the register +carries it natively. + +**Two falsifiers replace the twin, and neither is a threshold I choose:** + +1. **Cross-language texture agreement — the external oracle.** The corpus exists + in Greek (LXX), Latin (Vulgate), German (Luther), English (KJV), Czech and + Aramaic. A stance that is real should carry **related texture across lanes**; + one that is an artifact of English tokenization will not survive translation. + This is structural, not a cutoff I pick. PROBE-BABEL-STANCES already found the + shape of the failure mode — the pragmatic channel reading as coherent + antiphase across verified lanes, i.e. inherited calque rather than independent + convergence — so that probe's CHECK-row discipline carries over verbatim: an + unverified lane is **reported, never gating**. +2. **The horizon as a Pearl rung-3 intervention, not a κ delta.** §12.3b's + fixed-verse-set control becomes: hold the verse set fixed, read it from + horizon `Vk` and from `Vm > k`, and measure **which loci REBIND** — a change + in binding topology under an intervention on the horizon. Fusion is loci + rebinding, not a coefficient moving. The sample-growth confound §12.3b + identified is still removed the same way (fixed unit set). + +**Carried forward unchanged:** the claim ceiling (§12.4 — overlap/structure, never +validity; no p-values under domain correlation), the degeneracy discipline (a +texture that is identical on every verse is the 99.61 % defect in a new costume +and must be *excluded and printed*, never reported as a stance), and the +`crates/jc` additive constraint — `jc` is untouched, and it is simply not the +instrument here. + +**Open, honest:** which language lanes have committed, loadable codebooks versus +which were CHECK-only in PROBE-BABEL-STANCES must be established **by reading the +data on disk**, not assumed — a lane that cannot be loaded cannot be claimed. + ### 12.3b D-BLW-3 design — the confound, and the controlled comparison that removes it **The naive trajectory does not measure fusion.** §12.3's D-BLW-3 row says From 2520cc53b8dec050572e2c70839df058370fad62 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 20:06:05 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 16/54] =?UTF-8?q?plan=20=C2=A712.3c:=20=E2=8A=98=20the=20c?= =?UTF-8?q?ross-language=20falsifier=20does=20not=20exist=20=E2=80=94=20I?= =?UTF-8?q?=20claimed=20data=20I=20never=20checked?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit One commit ago I wrote that the corpus "exists in Greek (LXX), Latin (Vulgate), German (Luther), English (KJV), Czech and Aramaic" and called cross-language texture agreement "the external oracle". I did not check. It does not exist. Measured: the only Bible corpus on disk is /tmp/pg10.txt (English KJV, uncommitted). PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' "lanes" are hand-authored LaneLex FIXTURES — a handful of surface/root/morph/prag entries per lane inside the probe's own source (probe_babel_stances.rs:363+) — not corpora. A texture comparison needs the same verse in each language; six lexical fixtures cannot supply it. So falsifier (1) is BLOCKED on data acquisition and must not be cited as available. Falsifier (2) — the horizon as a Pearl rung-3 intervention, measuring which loci REBIND when the same fixed verse set is read from Vk versus Vm — needs only the one corpus and remains runnable. Texture work proceeds on that. The reasoning for (1) is retained because it is sound ONCE the texts exist; only its availability was false. Corrected in place per append-only canon rather than deleted. This is the same defect as the 384 MiB figure — asserting from an unchecked premise — with one difference worth recording precisely because it is small: it was caught by reading the disk within the hour, by me, rather than by the operator. That is the habit the rest of this session was supposed to install, and the correction is cheap only because it happened before anything was built on it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 20 ++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 17 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index d3e42777..3e6d1aae 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -921,11 +921,25 @@ sarcasm then separate structurally rather than by sign: a sarcastic reading bind meaning loci intact. Same sign, different graph. κ cannot see this; the register carries it natively. -**Two falsifiers replace the twin, and neither is a threshold I choose:** +**Two falsifiers replace the twin, and neither is a threshold I choose** — but +only the SECOND is currently runnable; see the ⊘ note on the first: -1. **Cross-language texture agreement — the external oracle.** The corpus exists +1. **Cross-language texture agreement — ⊘ NOT AVAILABLE, corrected within the + hour by reading the disk.** I wrote this falsifier claiming "the corpus exists in Greek (LXX), Latin (Vulgate), German (Luther), English (KJV), Czech and - Aramaic. A stance that is real should carry **related texture across lanes**; + Aramaic" **without checking that it does.** It does not. The only Bible corpus + present is `/tmp/pg10.txt` (English KJV, uncommitted). PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' + "lanes" are **hand-authored `LaneLex` fixtures** — a handful of + `surface`/`root`/`morph`/`prag` entries per lane in the probe's own source + (`probe_babel_stances.rs:363+`) — **not corpora**. A texture comparison needs + the same verse in each language; six lexical fixtures cannot supply it. + **This falsifier is BLOCKED on data acquisition** (someone must supply the + parallel texts) and must not be cited as available until it is. The reasoning + below is retained because it is sound *once the texts exist*; only its + availability was false. Original text follows. + + ~~The corpus exists in Greek (LXX), Latin (Vulgate), German (Luther), English + (KJV), Czech and Aramaic.~~ A stance that is real should carry **related texture across lanes**; one that is an artifact of English tokenization will not survive translation. This is structural, not a cutoff I pick. PROBE-BABEL-STANCES already found the shape of the failure mode — the pragmatic channel reading as coherent From e7656d1b3c6cd6fd8e6e22bd38e44cab4f7b67c1 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 20:17:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 17/54] =?UTF-8?q?plan=20=C2=A712.3c:=20=E2=8A=98=E2=8A=98?= =?UTF-8?q?=20the=20retraction=20was=20wrong=20too=20=E2=80=94=20the=20cor?= =?UTF-8?q?pora=20were=20in=20a=20Release?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit An hour ago I wrote that the cross-language falsifier was "BLOCKED on data acquisition" because the only Bible on disk was English. I had checked /tmp and run a 4-level find. That is not a search; it is two places. Verified, downloaded, extracted: release v0.1.0-codebooks-2026-07-26 — published 2026-07-26 from a prior session of mine, its body citing its own board entry — carries the four PD source lanes VERBATIM: bible_luther1545.json (9.1 MB), bible_elberfelder1905.json (9.3 MB, contemporary German), bible_bkr.json (10.3 MB, Czech), bible_tischendorf.json (2.3 MB, Greek). Plus versification_map.tsv (3,568 rows with per-row confidence) and the KJV alignments en-de (13,016) / en-cs (12,032) / en-el (4,594). So the falsifier is RUNNABLE across five lanes, and the versification map is exactly the organ a per-verse cross-lane comparison needs. Only Vulgate and Aramaic are genuinely absent. Fifth instance today of concluding from an incomplete search, and the least excusable: this repo's data convention is code-in-repo / data-in-Releases, documented in crates/deepnsm-v2/data/README.md — a file I had ALREADY read this session to locate the cam96 artifacts. The correct search was one I had already performed once, for a different asset, and did not repeat. A negative existence claim is only as wide as the search behind it. Recorded so the next session inherits the search, not the conclusion. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 40 ++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 35 insertions(+), 5 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 3e6d1aae..307a35b7 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -921,11 +921,41 @@ sarcasm then separate structurally rather than by sign: a sarcastic reading bind meaning loci intact. Same sign, different graph. κ cannot see this; the register carries it natively. -**Two falsifiers replace the twin, and neither is a threshold I choose** — but -only the SECOND is currently runnable; see the ⊘ note on the first: - -1. **Cross-language texture agreement — ⊘ NOT AVAILABLE, corrected within the - hour by reading the disk.** I wrote this falsifier claiming "the corpus exists +**Two falsifiers replace the twin, and neither is a threshold I choose.** BOTH +are runnable — see the ⊘⊘ correction on the first, whose data was in a Release +all along: + +1. **Cross-language texture agreement — ⊘⊘ THE RETRACTION WAS ALSO WRONG. The + data exists; I searched two places and called that "does not exist".** + + **Available and verified on disk** (`v0.1.0-codebooks-2026-07-26`, published + 2026-07-26 from a prior session of mine — the release body even cites its own + board entry `E-CODEBOOK-LICENSE-REGIMES-ONE-ASSET-EACH-1`): + + | asset | contents | + |---|---| + | `pd-texts-bundle.tar.gz` | **4 PD source lanes verbatim** — `bible_luther1545.json` (9.1 MB), `bible_elberfelder1905.json` (9.3 MB, contemporary German), `bible_bkr.json` (10.3 MB, Czech), `bible_tischendorf.json` (2.3 MB, Greek) | + | `rosetta-pd-bundle.tar.gz` | 3 non-English lane codebooks + **`versification_map.tsv` (3,568 rows: lane, book, chapter, offset, kjv_verse_count, lane_verse_count, confidence)** | + | `rosetta-gpl-bundle.tar.gz` | `codebook_kjv.tsv` + alignments **en-de (13,016) / en-cs (12,032) / en-el (4,594)** | + + So the falsifier is **RUNNABLE across five lanes** (KJV + Luther1545 + + Elberfelder1905 + BKR + Tischendorf), and the versification map is precisely + the organ a per-verse cross-lane comparison needs — chapter-level offsets with + a stated per-row `confidence`, so lane divergence is *addressable* rather than + assumed away. + + **Genuinely absent, and only these:** Latin Vulgate and Aramaic/Peshitta. Any + claim naming those remains unavailable; the five lanes above do not. + + **The defect, stated plainly because it is the fifth instance today.** I + checked `/tmp` and ran a 4-level `find`, then wrote "it does not exist". A + negative existence claim is only as wide as the search behind it, and mine was + two places deep on a repo whose whole data convention is *code-in-repo, + data-in-Releases* — documented in `crates/deepnsm-v2/data/README.md`, which I + had already read this session to find the cam96 artifacts. **The right search + was the one I had already performed once for a different asset.** + + Original (wrong) retraction text retained below per append-only canon. I wrote this falsifier claiming "the corpus exists in Greek (LXX), Latin (Vulgate), German (Luther), English (KJV), Czech and Aramaic" **without checking that it does.** It does not. The only Bible corpus present is `/tmp/pg10.txt` (English KJV, uncommitted). PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' From 6895de537c172b3899adf6227998282af531ee3a Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 20:45:01 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 18/54] plan+board: pre-registered Genesis/Romans anchors; three corrections landed MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Corrections, all mine, all same-day: 1. `confidence` in versification_map.tsv is a MARGIN between candidate offsets (best - second-best), not alignment quality. The generator's own report states the formula. Measured: exact-verse-count rows mean 0.3036, count-MISMATCHED rows mean 0.2783 — indistinguishable; 480 rows read 0.0 with perfectly matching counts. Gating on it would have flagged 584/1189 bkr chapters (49%) as suspect — the can-it-stay-silent defect. The addressable signals are offset != 0 (47/3567) and a kjv/lane verse-count mismatch (6/3567); alignment is identity for 98.7% of chapters. 2. Vulgate and Peshitta are NOT absent. Both are Public Domain and now fetched, with two PD Hebrew OT lanes. My "genuinely absent" claim read a licence-partitioned bundle as a census. Lane set is now 9 lanes / 7 languages. Refused on licence and staying refused: lxx, textusreceptus, westcotthort, modernhebrew — which costs the OT its Greek lane, stated rather than substituted. 3. New section 12.6 — pre-registered anchors, nothing measured: - A1 Gen 2:25 (bake index 55) vs Gen 3:7 (index 62). The fact is identical (naked in both, across Hebrew/Latin/German/English); only knowing changes. A polarity instrument scores them similar. If the texture instrument cannot separate them it is not measuring awareness — a KILL of the instrument, not the reading. - A2 Gen 3:5 vs 3:22. God confirms the serpent; the promise was true. Proposition, lexis and polarity all held constant, so only topology can separate them. - A3 Romans 5:12 measured across six lanes: Greek "eph' ho" (causal idiom) became Vulgate "in quo" (referential relative), opening an antecedent slot the Greek never had open. Czech BKR follows the Vulgate; Luther/Elberfelder/Peshitta/KJV stay causal. Predicted 2-vs-5 split recorded BEFORE any instrument exists, so it grades an instrument rather than being fitted by one. Detection is NOT built and hand-writing a matcher is refused. Two board entries: a margin is not a quality score; a negative existence claim is only as wide as its search (three instances, one arc). --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 32 +++ .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 212 ++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 244 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index fae359c8..60b69fe3 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,35 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1 — three times, same arc, same shape + +**Status:** FINDING (three measured instances, one arc, one day). **Confidence:** High — the third instance was disproven by a single API call. Fix: plan §12.3c ⊘⊘ and ⊘⊘⊘. + +**The three, in order, all mine.** (1) I claimed multilingual Bible corpora existed **without checking**. (2) Corrected, I checked `/tmp` and ran a 4-level `find`, then wrote *"the cross-language falsifier does not exist"* — the data was in a GitHub Release published from a prior session of my own. (3) Corrected again, I checked the **release bundle** and wrote *"genuinely absent, and only these: Latin Vulgate and Aramaic/Peshitta"* — and instructed a subagent not to simulate them. One query to the same API the repo's own shipped `fetch_greek_lane.py` already calls returned **117 translations**, including `vulgate` (Vulgata Clementina, Latin) and `peshitta` (Syriac NT), **both tagged `Public Domain`**, plus two PD Hebrew OT lanes. All four fetched, licence re-verified verbatim at fetch time. + +**Why instance 3 is the instructive one.** Instances 1 and 2 are ordinary laziness. Instance 3 I had *evidence* for: I read a real artifact, and the artifact was internally honest — that bundle's MANIFEST even carries a *"Known defects (stated in the asset, not hidden)"* section. What I missed is that it is a **licence-partitioned subset by construction** — its own text states a "one-asset-per-regime law" and lists lanes it deliberately excludes. **Absent-from-the-bundle never meant absent-from-the-source.** I read a container's contents as a census of the world. + +**The class.** *A negative existence claim inherits the boundary of the search that produced it, and that boundary is almost never the boundary of the claim.* "X does not exist" is nearly always shorthand for "X is not in the one place I looked", and the two differ by however much the world exceeds that place. **The asymmetry is what makes it dangerous: a positive claim carries its own evidence (here it is), a negative one carries only the search — so the search must be stated with the claim or the claim is unfalsifiable-looking while being trivially false.** + +**Operational rule, cheap enough to always apply.** Before writing *absent / unavailable / does not exist*: (a) name the boundary in the same sentence — *"not in the release bundle"*, never bare *"does not exist"*; (b) ask whether the repo **already contains code that fetches this class of thing** — here `fetch_greek_lane.py` was committed, its API endpoint hardcoded, and it does the licence check too; the right search was one I had already performed once for a different asset; (c) treat any **curated** artifact as a subset until its selection criterion is read — a curation *rule* (licence regime, size cap, scope) is exactly what makes absence uninformative. + +**Cost, stated plainly.** Instance 3 propagated: it went into the plan, into an EPIPHANIES entry, and into a subagent brief as an instruction *not to simulate lanes that were sitting behind one HTTP call*. A wrong negative does not sit still — **it becomes a prohibition**, and prohibitions are obeyed by the people you hand them to. + +## 2026-08-04 — E-A-MARGIN-IS-NOT-A-QUALITY-SCORE-1 — the column named `confidence` measures which shift won, not whether the alignment is right + +**Status:** FINDING (measured on the asset; caught before the run it would have corrupted). **Confidence:** High — the generator states its own formula. Asset: `v0.1.0-codebooks-2026-07-26` → `rosetta-pd/versification_map.tsv`. Fix: plan §12.3c ⊘ correction. + +**What I did.** Briefing the cross-lane arm, I instructed: *carry `confidence` into the report; CHECK rows for low-confidence lanes.* I had written into the plan that the map's per-row `confidence` made lane divergence *"addressable rather than assumed away."* I never read how the number is computed. + +**What it actually is.** The generator's own report says it plainly: candidate offsets are only `(-1, 0, +1)`; each is scored by how many KJV anchor tokens fuzzy-match the shifted lane verse; and **`confidence` = best-score − second-best-score**. It is the **margin between candidate shifts** — a statement about how *decidable* the choice was, not about whether the chosen alignment is *correct*. `0.0` means the three shifts tied, which is the ordinary result for an anchor-poor chapter. Genesis 1 reads `0.0` because "In the beginning God created…" has almost no capitalized non-sentence-initial proper nouns to anchor on. Its alignment is fine. + +**The measurement that settled it.** Rows whose KJV and lane verse counts match exactly: mean confidence **0.3036**. Rows whose counts *disagree*: **0.2783**. Indistinguishable. **480 rows read exactly `0.0` while their verse counts match perfectly.** A column that assigns the same values to sound and unsound rows cannot be a soundness gate. + +**Why it would have passed for diligence.** Gating on it flags **214/1189** luther1545, **199/1189** elberfelder1905, **584/1189** bkr — half the Czech lane marked suspect, with nothing wrong. That is `CLAUDE.md`'s can-it-stay-silent defect exactly: *a guard that fires on everything carries as much information as one that never fires.* The report would have contained a caveat table, a reader would have credited the caution, and the caution would have been noise. **This is the failure mode's most dangerous form — not a missing check, but a check that performs the appearance of one.** + +**The class, and how it differs from today's sibling.** `E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1` ends *"I never checked what the number was a number OF"* — there the number came off the wrong struct. Here the struct is right and the **quantity is a different quantity than its name**: a *decision margin* wearing the label of a *quality score*. **Sibling check: for any column consumed as a gate, find the line that computes it before trusting the noun in its header — especially when the header is one of `confidence`, `score`, `quality`, `weight`, `strength`.** The falsifiability rule already demands a can-fire and a can-stay-silent test; this adds the cheaper upstream move — *read the generator*. + +**What is actually addressable in that map** — both mechanically checkable, both genuinely rare: `offset != 0` (**47 / 3,567** rows; apply the shift — this IS the alignment) and `kjv_verse_count != lane_verse_count` (**6 / 3,567**; a verse with no counterpart — drop or report the pair, never pad). Alignment is therefore **identity for 98.7 % of chapters** and must be described as the near-trivial step it is. + +**A self-documenting asset is not an exhaustively documented one.** That bundle's `MANIFEST.md` has a *"Known defects (stated in the asset, not hidden)"* section — and it is good: it flags `closed_class_guess` as near-vacuous and the luther1545 Psalm-title offset. Both real. **Neither is this one.** An honest defects list raises the prior that the *rest* is safe, which is precisely when the unlisted defect gets consumed unexamined. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-GATE-ASSERTED-A-CORPUS-IT-NEVER-SAW-1 — "whole book" was the Old Testament only **Status:** FINDING (measured; fixed; falsifier added). **Confidence:** High — the count is external. Code: `deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs`. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 307a35b7..81624f1f 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -944,9 +944,221 @@ all along: a stated per-row `confidence`, so lane divergence is *addressable* rather than assumed away. + > **⊘ CORRECTION to the sentence above (2026-08-04, same day, before any + > cross-lane run — original retained per append-only canon).** The map IS the + > right organ, but **`confidence` is not what I said it was**, and consuming + > it as written would have produced a flag that reads as diligence and carries + > no information. + > + > The generator's own report (`rosetta-pd/versification_report.md`, § Method) + > states it: candidate offsets are only `(-1, 0, +1)`; score = fraction of KJV + > anchor tokens (capitalized, non-sentence-initial, `len>=4`, stoplist-filtered) + > + digit runs fuzzy-matching the shifted lane verse, falling back to a + > verse-length ratio when a chapter has no anchor signal; and + > **`confidence` = best-score − second-best-score.** It is a **margin between + > candidate shifts**, *not* a measure of alignment quality. `0.0` means the + > three shifts tied — which is the ordinary outcome for an anchor-poor chapter + > (Genesis 1, "In the beginning God created…", carries almost no capitalized + > non-sentence-initial anchors), not a defect in the alignment. + > + > Measured on the asset before writing this note: rows whose KJV and lane + > verse counts match exactly have mean confidence **0.3036**; rows whose counts + > *disagree* have mean **0.2783** — indistinguishable. **480 rows read exactly + > `0.0` while their verse counts match perfectly.** The column does not + > separate good alignment from bad, so it cannot serve as a trust gate. + > + > Gating on it would have flagged **214/1189** luther1545, **199/1189** + > elberfelder1905 and **584/1189** bkr chapters as suspect — half the Czech + > lane. That is the can-it-stay-silent defect from `CLAUDE.md`'s falsifiability + > rule exactly: *a guard that fires on everything carries as much information + > as one that never fires.* + > + > **What IS addressable, both mechanically checkable and both genuinely rare:** + > + > | signal | rows | meaning | + > |---|---|---| + > | `offset != 0` | **47 / 3,567** (43 are `+1`, 4 are `-1`) | apply the shift — this IS the alignment | + > | `kjv_verse_count != lane_verse_count` | **6 / 3,567** | a verse with no counterpart — drop the pair or report it, never pad | + > + > So alignment is **identity for 98.7 % of chapters** and must be reported as + > the near-trivial step it is, not implied to be hard. The offsets concentrate + > where the manifest already says: luther1545 36 chapters, **33 of them in + > Psalms** (the Psalm-title convention); elberfelder1905 3; bkr 8. The + > manifest's own rule governs — **versification is PER EDITION, not per + > tradition** — so "German shifts Psalms" must not be generalized from + > luther1545 to elberfelder1905. + > + > If `confidence` is reported at all, it is labelled *offset-decision margin + > (anchor-poor chapters read `0.0` by construction)* — never *alignment + > confidence*. + > + > **Also load-bearing for any cross-lane arm:** `bible_tischendorf.json` is + > **Greek NT only** (books 40+, and minified to a single line so `wc -l` reads + > `0`). It has no Old Testament, so no OT-inclusive claim may pool the Greek + > lane. Lanes are therefore English + German×2 + Czech, with Greek on the NT + > half only. + **Genuinely absent, and only these:** Latin Vulgate and Aramaic/Peshitta. Any claim naming those remains unavailable; the five lanes above do not. + > **⊘⊘⊘ THIRD CORRECTION, SAME AXIS, SAME DAY (2026-08-04) — Vulgate and + > Peshitta are NOT absent. They are Public Domain and now fetched.** The + > sentence above is wrong for the third time in one arc, and the defect is + > *identical each time*: **my negative existence claim was only as wide as the + > one container I happened to look in.** First I claimed corpora without + > checking; then I checked `/tmp` plus a 4-level `find` and declared them + > nonexistent; then I checked the *release bundle* and declared these two + > nonexistent. The bundle is a **licence-partitioned subset**, not a census — + > its own MANIFEST says so ("one-asset-per-regime law", deliberately excluding + > NC-licensed lanes). Absent-from-the-bundle never meant absent-from-the-source. + > + > Re-queried `api.getbible.net/v2/translations.json` (the same API the shipped + > `fetch_greek_lane.py` uses) — 117 translations. Fetched 2026-08-04 with the + > licence gate re-verified **verbatim at fetch time**, receipt at + > `/tmp/lanes/pd-texts-v2/FETCH_RECEIPT.json` (per-lane sha256): + > + > | lane | language | books | verses | licence (verbatim) | + > |---|---|---|---|---| + > | `vulgate` (Vulgata Clementina) | Latin | 73 | 35,809 | `Public Domain` | + > | `peshitta` (Peshitta NT) | Syriac | 27 | 7,956 | `Public Domain` | + > | `aleppo` (Aleppo Codex) | Hebrew | 39 | 23,188 | `Public Domain` | + > | `codex` (Westminster Leningrad) | Hebrew | 39 | 23,213 | `Public Domain` | + > + > **Refused on licence, and they stay refused** (the one-asset-per-regime law + > binds this fetch too): `lxx` (*Copyrighted; Free non-commercial*), + > `textusreceptus` and `westcotthort` (*CC BY-NC-SA 4.0*), `modernhebrew` + > (empty licence field — unstated, therefore excluded). Note the cost of that + > refusal honestly: **the LXX is the natural Greek lane for the Old Testament**, + > so Genesis has no PD Greek lane and the OT Greek arm is licence-blocked, not + > merely unbuilt. + > + > **The lane set is therefore 9 lanes / 7 languages** — English (KJV), German + > ×2, Czech, Greek (NT), Latin (whole), Syriac (NT), Hebrew ×2 (OT) — which is + > what the arm was told it had at the outset. Every "absent" claim I made was + > a search-depth artifact. + +### 12.6 Pre-registered anchors — what the texture instrument must reproduce + +**Status: PRE-REGISTRATION. Nothing here is measured.** These are targets with +**externally known answers**, written down *before* the instrument exists, +precisely because I now know the answers and that is a contamination risk. Fixing +them in advance converts my knowledge from contamination into a **control**: the +instrument either reproduces a split stated here first, or it does not. + +The subject is **awareness**, not morality — the Genesis 3 material read as +*blindness vs sight* and *nakedness as mortality-awareness*, with the temptation +resolving as **"be careful what you wish for"**: the burden delivered is +awareness of one's own finitude, and it is universal rather than penal. + +#### A1 — the awareness minimal pair (within one language, one book) + +| | KJV bake index | text | +|---|---|---| +| **before** | `55` (Gen 2:25) | *"And they were both naked, the man and his wife, and were not ashamed."* | +| **after** | `62` (Gen 3:7) | *"And the eyes of them both were opened, and they knew that they were naked…"* | + +**The fact is identical in both — Hebrew `ערומים` / `עירמם`, Latin `nudus` / +`nudos`, German `nackend` in both.** What changes is *knowing* (`וידעו` / +`cognovissent` / `wurden gewahr`). Nothing in the world changed; **awareness +changed** — and the sight that opens delivers knowledge of a *lack*, which is the +blindness/sight inversion stated exactly. + +**Why this is the sharpest control available:** a lexical or polarity instrument +sees "naked" in both and scores them *similar*. **If the texture instrument +cannot separate index 55 from index 62, it is not measuring awareness** — and +that is a KILL of the instrument, not of the reading. + +#### A2 — "be careful what you wish for" (proposition held constant) + +| | verse | content | +|---|---|---| +| **promise** | Gen 3:5 (serpent) | *"your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil"* | +| **confirmation** | Gen 3:22 (God) | *"the man is become as one of us, to know good and evil"* | + +**The serpent's promise is confirmed by God. It was true.** Hebrew +`והייתם כאלהים ידעי טוב ורע` → `הן האדם היה כאחד ממנו לדעת טוב ורע`; Latin +`eritis sicut dii, scientes bonum et malum` → `quasi unus ex nobis factus est, +sciens bonum et malum`. **Any instrument that scores the serpent as a liar by +polarity is wrong on the text.** + +Here **proposition, lexis and polarity are ALL held constant** and only the frame +differs (future/desired/tempter vs perfect/achieved/alarmed). So **only topology +can separate them** — this is the strongest form of the §12.3c sarcasm signature +(*the said and the meant point apart*) because the said is literally the same +sentence. Gen 3:22's alarm is about the tree of **life** (*"lest he… eat, and +live for ever"*) and Gen 3:19 states mortality as what he **already is** +(*"dust thou art"*), not as a new penalty — so the text itself locates the change +in **awareness of mortality**, not in mortality. + +#### A3 — Erbsünde as a rebound relative pronoun (the cross-language falsifier) + +Romans 5:12, final clause, **measured across six lanes on disk** (this table is +the one *observation* in §12.6; the prediction it grounds is A3′ below): + +| lane | final clause | binding | +|---|---|---| +| Greek (Tischendorf) | `ἐφ’ ᾧ πάντες ἥμαρτον` | causal idiom | +| **Latin (Vulgate)** | **`in quo omnes peccaverunt`** | **relative → antecedent** | +| **Czech (BKR)** | **`v němž všickni zhřešili`** | **relative → antecedent** | +| German (Luther 1545) | `dieweil sie alle gesündiget haben` | causal | +| German (Elberfelder 1905) | `weil sie alle gesündigt haben` | causal | +| Syriac (Peshitta) | `ܒܗܝ ܕܟܠܗܘܢ ܚܛܘ` (*b-hāy d-*) | causal | +| English (KJV) | *"for that all have sinned"* | causal | + +**The mechanism is sharper than "mistranslation".** Greek `ἐφ’ ᾧ` *does* contain +a relative pronoun (ᾧ), but as a fixed **conjunctional idiom** meaning *inasmuch +as* (cf. 2 Cor 5:4, Phil 3:12, Phil 4:10). The Vulgate rendered it +morpheme-for-morpheme, converting an idiom into a **referential** relative — and +thereby **opened an antecedent slot the Greek never had open**. Augustine bound +it to `unum hominem`. **The doctrine grew into a slot a translation opened.** + +That is **locus 7 `Antecedent`** exactly — unbound in one lane, distance-bound in +another — which is why the arm's carrier is the register and not a polarity bit. + +**A3′ — the pre-registered prediction (stated before any instrument runs):** a +texture instrument reading binding topology must report `Antecedent` **bound at +distance** for `vulgate` and `bkr`, and **unbound** for `tischendorf`, +`luther1545`, `elberfelder1905`, `peshitta`, `kjv`. Reproducing a 2-vs-5 split it +was not told about is evidence; producing any other partition is a KILL. + +**The unpredicted datum is the Czech.** BKR (Bible kralická, 1579–93) is a +Protestant translation from the originals, yet `v němž` follows the **Vulgate's** +binding rather than the Greek's. I did not predict it and did not plant it — it +came out of the fetch. It is the reason A3 is worth running: the *interesting* +lanes are the ones that cross the confessional line, and no polarity instrument +could ever surface that. + +**Honest status of A3, stated so it cannot be quietly upgraded.** The corpus is +in hand and the phenomenon is now *visible*, but **detection is not built**: this +repo has no morphological parser for Latin, Greek, Syriac or Hebrew, and +hand-writing a `in quo`/`v němž` matcher is precisely the hand-rolling this arm +was corrected away from. So A3 is a **falsifier waiting for an instrument**, not a +result — and its value is that its answer is *already known from philology*, so +it can grade an instrument rather than be graded by one. + +#### A4 — the instrument frame, and what is NOT claimed + +The connotative-meaning frame for these readings is the **semantic differential** +(Osgood) — bipolar scales, **multi-axis by construction**, which is the structural +reason a single κ destroyed the signal in §12.3a: collapsing a multi-axis +connotative space to one coincidence scalar discards every axis that separates +the stances. **No semantic-differential implementation exists in this repo** — a +sweep found the term only in one knowledge doc, and none in code. It is named +here as the frame the texture register is standing in for, **not** as a shipped +capability. + +**Architectural anchors recorded for this arm (operator-directed, not yet +measured):** WordNet's hypernym hierarchy read **as** the HHTL cascade rather +than as a corpus indexed by it; **CLAM/CHAODA** as the clustered-hierarchical +anomaly arm over that cascade; and **HHTL + helix as torque** — HHTL supplying the +lever arm (tier depth) and the helix phase the angular displacement. That last one +is not decoration: it is the mechanical statement of the §12.3c distinction — +**sarcasm is torque** (a real lever arm displaced through a large angle: said and +meant point apart) while **nihilism is a collapsed lever arm** (`Supports` / +`SupportedBy` collapse, so no torque is possible at any angle). Same sign, +different mechanics — which is the whole reason polarity could never separate +them. All four remain CONJECTURE until a probe runs. + **The defect, stated plainly because it is the fifth instance today.** I checked `/tmp` and ran a 4-level `find`, then wrote "it does not exist". A negative existence claim is only as wide as the search behind it, and mine was From 2a51b29d6eb5dc595ed480e98ac8d261c60f8888 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 20:49:52 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 19/54] D-BLW-2 MEASURED: the texture rewrite is a KILL on kappa's own axis MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Ran blw_texture over a 2,000-verse KJV prefix (1 s wall; the full 31,102 verses exceeded a 10-minute budget on the O(lifts x arena) rescan the harness documents in its own source). The verdict: the carrier changed, the instrument did not. 12.3c retired kappa for collapsing a multi-axis phenomenon into one coincidence scalar. The replacement uses a 24-locus register and writes THREE loci. Verified in source, not from the harness's self-report: all seven .with(Locus::..) sites write Antecedent (every stance), Quorum (Hegel only), Modal (Kant only). Only Antecedent is shared, so agreement_count is bounded at 1 of 24 before any verse is read. Measured means 0.0015-0.0825, every distribution {0: ~1900, 1: ~100}. 21 of 24 loci read exactly 0.0000 always. Second defect, the familiar one: bind rates Wittgenstein 88.2%, Hegel 36.6%, Nietzsche 5.7%, Kant 3.6% — one near-constant, two near-silent, not four comparable reads. What survived: the fixed-verse-set control worked as designed. Holding verses 0..1000 constant and moving only the horizon produced real rebinding (Wittgenstein 127/1000, Hegel 113, Nietzsche 48, Kant 6) with sample growth excluded by construction. A correct control under a broken instrument still yields a trustworthy negative. Also corrected in the harness, both claims now false: - "CROSS-LANGUAGE FALSIFIER: BLOCKED — no parallel-text corpus is on disk" (module doc AND runtime print). 9 PD lanes / 7 languages are on disk. Restated as NOT ATTEMPTED because detection is not built, and hand-writing a matcher for the pre-registered 12.6 A3' split would fit the answer rather than test it. - "This session cannot run cargo to measure it" — it was measured. Recorded honestly: the harness has 0 references to batch_writer / BatchWriter / KanbanStep / owner_adapter / MailboxSoA / SoaEnvelope. It is a free-standing loop over a TSV, so it cannot be evidence for any substrate claim. D-BLW-1 remains unbuilt. Board: E-THE-CARRIER-CHANGED-THE-INSTRUMENT-DID-NOT-1. Gates: fmt clean, 0 clippy warnings in-file, builds, runs. --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 16 + .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 70 ++ .../examples/blw_texture.rs | 853 ++++++++++++++++++ 3 files changed, 939 insertions(+) create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 60b69fe3..6ea86971 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,19 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-CARRIER-CHANGED-THE-INSTRUMENT-DID-NOT-1 — a 24-locus register that writes one shared locus is still a coincidence bit + +**Status:** FINDING (measured, 2,000-verse run, 1 s). **Confidence:** High — the ceiling is verifiable in source, independent of the data. Code: `lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs`. Result: plan §12.7. + +**What happened.** §12.3c retired κ because it collapsed a multi-axis phenomenon into a single coincidence scalar — *"nihilism and sarcasm are both negative, so any sign or boolean collapses them."* The replacement instrument was built on `CausalWitnessFacet`: **24 signed i4 loci**, exactly the carrier that can hold binding topology. It then **wrote three of them.** All seven `.with(Locus::…)` sites write `Antecedent` (every stance), `Quorum` (Hegel only), `Modal` (Kant only). **Only `Antecedent` is shared by any two stances, so `agreement_count` is bounded at 1 of 24 — by construction, before any verse is read.** Measured means: 0.0015 to 0.0825, every distribution `{0: ~1900, 1: ~100}`. Twenty-one loci read exactly `0.0000` for every stance, always. + +**So the same defect survived the fix, one level down.** I replaced a scalar-over-binaries with a scalar-over-a-richer-type and changed nothing about what was being measured. **The register is not the instrument. The binding rules are the instrument.** Swapping the carrier is necessary and does no work on its own — a 24-dimensional type populated on one shared dimension is a one-dimensional measurement wearing a 24-dimensional type. + +**Why it was easy to miss, and the tell that catches it.** The rewrite *looked* like compliance: right carrier, cited ruling, honest prose. The tell is cheap and purely structural — **count the distinct write sites into the multi-axis carrier and compare against the axis count.** 3-of-24, with 1 shared, is visible without running anything, and it bounds the result before the corpus is opened. **Any measurement whose ceiling can be computed from the source alone is not measuring the corpus.** + +**Paired second defect, the familiar one.** Bind rates across the four stances: Wittgenstein **88.2 %**, Hegel 36.6 %, Nietzsche 5.7 %, Kant 3.6 %. That is not four comparable readings — it is one near-constant, one moderate and two near-silent, and an 88 % firing rate agrees with everything largely by prevalence. Same shape as the 99.61 % that killed the previous instrument. + +**What survived, and it matters.** The §12.3b fixed-verse-set control worked exactly as designed: holding verses `0..1000` constant and moving only the horizon produced real rebinding (Wittgenstein 127/1000, Hegel 113, Nietzsche 48, Kant 6). Sample growth is excluded by construction, so that movement is **not** the artefact the control was built to exclude. **A correct control under a broken instrument still yields a trustworthy negative** — which is the whole reason to build the control before the instrument rather than after. + +**The class.** *When a fix names a richer representation as the remedy, the fix is not done when the representation lands — it is done when the code populates the dimensions the representation was chosen for.* **Sibling check:** any migration to a wider carrier (more loci, more columns, more axes, higher-dimensional embedding) where the write sites were not counted afterwards. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1 — three times, same arc, same shape **Status:** FINDING (three measured instances, one arc, one day). **Confidence:** High — the third instance was disproven by a single API call. Fix: plan §12.3c ⊘⊘ and ⊘⊘⊘. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 81624f1f..68fcfaad 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1305,3 +1305,73 @@ justified dependence model, named at the claim site (C4, as corrected). are the independent reference frame this arm is measured against, and are not to be "improved" while being used as the oracle. - **No fusion or validity claim** before D3b (§12.4). + +### 12.7 D-BLW-2 MEASURED RESULT — the texture rewrite is a KILL, on κ's own axis + +**Status: MEASURED (2026-08-04).** `examples/blw_texture.rs`, 2,000-verse KJV +prefix, 1 s wall. Full 31,102-verse run exceeded a 10-minute budget — the harness +documents why in its own source (`stance::stream` calls +`staunen(Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0))` **once per rung lift**, each an +O(arena-size) scan, and the harness runs `stream` twice), so this is a known +superlinear cost, not a crash. **All numbers below are from the bounded run.** + +**The verdict: the carrier changed and the instrument did not.** §12.3c retired κ +for collapsing a multi-axis phenomenon into one coincidence scalar. The +replacement uses a 24-locus register — and then **writes three loci**. Verified +against source, not the harness's self-report: all seven `.with(Locus::…)` call +sites write only `Antecedent` (5 sites, every stance), `Quorum` (Hegel only) and +`Modal` (Kant only). **Only `Antecedent` is shared between any two stances, so +`agreement_count` is bounded at 1 of 24 by construction** — a binary coincidence +measure rebuilt inside a richer type. The harness states the ceiling honestly and +in advance, which is to its credit; it is still the same defect one level down. + +| pair | mean `agreement_count` | distribution | +|---|---|---| +| Hegel × Wittgenstein | 0.0825 | `{0: 1835, 1: 165}` | +| Hegel × Nietzsche | 0.0505 | `{0: 1899, 1: 101}` | +| Kant × Wittgenstein | 0.0105 | `{0: 1979, 1: 21}` | +| Nietzsche × Wittgenstein | 0.0100 | `{0: 1980, 1: 20}` | +| Hegel × Kant | 0.0070 | `{0: 1986, 1: 14}` | +| Nietzsche × Kant | 0.0015 | `{0: 1997, 1: 3}` | + +Per-locus bind rate — **21 of 24 loci read exactly 0.0000 for every stance, by +construction**: Hegel `Antecedent .3650 / Quorum .3235`; Wittgenstein +`Antecedent .8815`; Nietzsche `Antecedent .0570`; Kant +`Antecedent .0265 / Modal .0355`. + +**Second, independent defect — the four stances are not four comparable reads.** +Bind rates: Wittgenstein **1763/2000 = 88.2 %**, Hegel 732 (36.6 %), Nietzsche 114 +(5.7 %), Kant 72 (3.6 %). One near-constant, one moderate, two near-silent. An +88 % firing rate is the same degenerate tell as the 99.61 % that killed §12.3a″ — +close enough to a constant that its "agreement" with anything is mostly its own +prevalence. + +**What did work, and it is worth keeping.** The §12.3b fixed-verse-set control +behaved exactly as designed: holding verses 0..1000 constant and moving only the +horizon (`Vk`=1000 → `Vm`=2000) produced real rebinding — Wittgenstein 127/1000, +Hegel 113/1000 (`antecedent` 94, `quorum` 95), Nietzsche 48/1000, Kant 6/1000. +Sample growth is excluded by construction, so **this movement is not the artefact +§12.3b was built to exclude.** But it is almost entirely `Antecedent` rebinding — +one axis again. + +**Consequence for the arm, stated as a KILL and not softened.** D-BLW-2's +instrument does not separate the stances by texture; it reports co-occurrence of a +single locus. **The register was necessary and is not sufficient — the binding +rules ARE the instrument.** A rewrite must populate the loci that carry the +distinction the arm exists to make (`Supports`/`SupportedBy` collapse for +nihilism; `QualiaReference` distance from `SMeaning`/`PMeaning`/`OMeaning` for +sarcasm — the torque-vs-collapsed-lever-arm pair in §12.6 A4), and must report +those as **two quantities, never averaged**. + +**Two further defects in the shipped harness, both now false or wrong:** +1. It prints *"CROSS-LANGUAGE FALSIFIER: BLOCKED — no parallel-text corpus is on + disk."* **False as of this session** — 9 PD lanes / 7 languages are on disk + (§12.3c ⊘⊘⊘). The line must go. +2. It **bypasses the post-#879 substrate entirely.** Grep count for + `batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope` + in the file is **0**; its whole import surface is `causal_witness` + + `nars::stance` + `BeliefArena`. So it is a free-standing loop over a TSV — no + tenant, no verses-as-rows, no `KanbanStep` advance, no batch-writer casts — + and therefore **cannot be evidence for any substrate claim**, only for the + stance functions. **D-BLW-1 remains unbuilt**, and this harness standing in + for it is precisely the substitution D-BLW-1 was scoped to prevent. diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..426d92c4 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs @@ -0,0 +1,853 @@ +//! `blw_texture` — texture, not coincidence. Replaces the retired κ instrument +//! (`blw_lens_twin.rs`, D-BLW-2's discrimination twin) with the register +//! [`CausalWitnessFacet`] per `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` +//! §12.3c (the instrument ruling) and §12.4 (the claim ceiling). +//! +//! # Why κ was retired (§12.3c, read before touching this file) +//! +//! κ over per-verse binaries measures how often two lenses *coincide*, and +//! discards *why*. Two lenses can agree on a verse for opposite reasons and κ +//! scores that as agreement — the clean falsifier is that nihilism and +//! sarcasm are both *negative*, so any sign/threshold/boolean collapses +//! them, yet they are different gestures. `CausalWitnessFacet` — 24 signed +//! `i4` loci, each a pointer to another stream position, never a magnitude +//! (`causal_witness.rs`'s own "Loci, not magnitudes" doctrine) — carries +//! *which* structure a reading binds, not merely whether it agrees. +//! +//! # What this harness does, precisely +//! +//! 1. Streams the real KJV verse TSV (`index\ttext`, no parser written here — +//! `split_once('\t')` on a pre-tokenized 2-column file is not a parser) +//! through the **REAL, UNMODIFIED** [`stance::stream`] + [`stance_panel`], +//! mirroring `examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs::report()`'s pass-1 half (see +//! [`build`] for exactly what is mirrored and what is deliberately +//! skipped, and why the skip is safe). +//! 2. Mints ONE [`CausalWitnessFacet`] per (verse, stance) — four per verse — +//! from what `stance_panel` actually produces for that verse. The four +//! binding rules are below, each with its bind-nothing condition stated +//! in advance (not discovered post hoc). +//! 3. Compares stances pairwise with [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] +//! — the shipped texture-comparison primitive, used exactly as written, +//! never reimplemented. +//! 4. Runs the ONE runnable falsifier from §12.3c — the horizon intervention +//! (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2): hold the first `k` verses fixed, mint +//! their facets from the arena as sealed at `Vk`, then again from the +//! arena as sealed at `Vm > k`, and report which loci REBIND. +//! 5. Applies the degeneracy discipline unchanged from the κ era (a texture +//! identical on every verse is the `closed_class_guess` 99.61 % defect in +//! a new costume) — a DEGENERATE stance is excluded and printed, never +//! reported as a stance. +//! 6. States plainly that the cross-language falsifier (§12.3c falsifier 1) +//! is NOT ATTEMPTED here — and, since 2026-08-04, **not for want of +//! corpora**: 9 Public-Domain lanes across 7 languages are on disk +//! (§12.3c ⊘⊘⊘). It is not attempted because *detection* is not built — +//! no morphological parser for Latin/Greek/Syriac/Hebrew exists here, and +//! hand-writing a matcher for the split already pre-registered in §12.6 +//! A3′ would fit the answer instead of testing it. PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' +//! "lanes" remain hand-authored `LaneLex` fixtures, not corpora. Not +//! simulated, not substituted. +//! +//! # The four binding rules +//! +//! Every stance binds `Locus::Antecedent` — the ONE locus shared by all +//! four, so [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] has a real chance to +//! fire (see the structural-ceiling note printed at runtime: giving each +//! stance its OWN private locus with no shared locus would make +//! `agreement_count` return `0` for every pair on every verse, always, by +//! construction — an instrument that can never speak is not an instrument). +//! `Locus::Antecedent` always means the same thing across stances — "the +//! nearest OTHER verse this reading's structure is grounded in" — computed +//! by a stance-specific rule. Two stances additionally use a PRIVATE second +//! locus for their own distinctive signal (documented per-stance below); +//! nothing here uses `Locus::QualiaReference` / `SMeaning` / `PMeaning` / +//! `OMeaning` / `BasinAnchor` / `SupportedBy` / `Supports` / +//! `RunbookEvidence` / `MeaningLevel` / `Contradiction` (Hegel's preserved +//! peer is `Quorum`, not `Contradiction` — see below) / the TEKAMOLO slots +//! `Temporal`/`Kausal`/`Lokal` — those loci read `0` (unbound) on every +//! facet this harness mints, always, by construction, not by measurement. +//! +//! Every offset is a genuine **pointer** (a signed distance in the +//! relevant index space, clamped into `[-8, +7]` by [`to_offset`]), never a +//! raw encoded scalar — this is the register's own operator-locked +//! constraint ("Loci, not magnitudes", `causal_witness.rs` header) and it +//! shaped every rule below, including the one deviation disclosed under +//! Kant's `Modal` binding. +//! +//! **Hegel — Aufhebung (`stance.rs`'s own reading: cancelled = pooled +//! truth, preserved = the `contradiction` field).** For the FIRST +//! provenance entry observed at this verse whose statement is hegel-ranked +//! (`contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter): +//! - `Antecedent` = signed distance to the nearest OTHER-verse +//! re-observation of the SAME statement with OPPOSITE polarity (the +//! dissenting peer — "preserved"). +//! - `Quorum` = signed distance to the nearest OTHER-verse re-observation +//! with the SAME polarity (the pooling peer — "cancelled"), if any. +//! - **Binds nothing** when no provenance entry at this verse carries a +//! hegel-ranked statement (the verse never contributes to any preserved +//! contradiction). A verse with multiple hegel-ranked statements encodes +//! only the first (documented tie-break, matching `blw_lens_twin.rs`'s +//! own disclosed per-verse-projection precedent). +//! +//! **Nietzsche — genealogy (flip direction read from provenance +//! endpoints).** For the FIRST provenance entry at this verse whose +//! statement is nietzsche-ranked (has a legible `FlipKind`): +//! - `Antecedent` = if this verse is the FIRST occurrence of the statement, +//! signed distance FORWARD to the LAST occurrence (positive — "this is +//! where I get overturned"); if this verse IS the last occurrence, signed +//! distance BACKWARD to the first (negative — "this is what I +//! overturned"). The FlipKind itself (`Transvaluation`/`Devaluation`) is +//! not re-encoded on the register — it already IS the ordering of +//! `negated` at the two endpoints `stance_panel` computed; this pointer +//! names WHERE the other endpoint is, not what kind of flip it was. +//! - **Binds nothing** when this verse is neither the first nor the last +//! occurrence of a nietzsche-ranked statement (an intermediate +//! re-observation carries no genealogy signal — `stance_panel`'s own +//! genealogy only reads endpoints, correctly silent here too) OR when no +//! provenance entry at this verse carries a nietzsche-ranked statement. +//! +//! **Kant — the §12.3a-corrected, RANK-based signal (never the raw +//! `quale > ablated` tautology, which is true for both shipped modals and +//! was the very defect §12.3a caught before it shipped).** For the FIRST +//! lift at this verse (`out.lifts`): +//! - `Antecedent` = signed distance to the nearest OTHER-verse +//! re-observation of the lift's own INNER statement (the "that"-clause's +//! grounded emission — e.g. 3:7's inner "they were naked" was already +//! observed at 2:25; found by locating, among this verse's provenance +//! entries, the one whose predicate equals the lift's `object`, then +//! searching for the same statement elsewhere). Binds nothing if that +//! inner statement was never observed anywhere else. +//! - `Modal` = **bound ONLY when a-priori grading actually moved this +//! lift's rank** relative to the uniform-modal (0.5) ablation — i.e. +//! `ablated_rank − graded_rank != 0` — pointing at the verse of the lift +//! ranked immediately ABOVE this one in the GRADED ordering (the +//! neighbor this lift's promotion/demotion is measured against). This is +//! a DISCLOSED deviation from "pointer into the verse stream": the +//! distance lives in rank-order space, then is mapped back onto the +//! verse position of that rank-neighbor, so it stays a genuine pointer +//! (to a real verse), just not one reached via `resolves_to`'s ±window +//! semantics. **Binds nothing** when the verse holds no lift, when this +//! lift is already rank 0 in the graded ordering (no neighbor above), or +//! — the honest, non-fabricated silence case — when grading and ablation +//! produce the SAME rank for this lift (a real, measurable tie, not +//! assumed impossible: verses early in the stream can have +//! `staunen_at == 0`, so `quale = modal * 0 == 0.5 * 0 == 0` under BOTH +//! grading and ablation, producing exact ties among the zero-quale +//! cluster). +//! +//! **Wittgenstein — meaning as use (distinct language-games).** Among the +//! concepts touched at this verse (provenance subject/predicate, lift +//! knower/object, causal-impl cause/effect — the SAME three sources +//! `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein pools by concept; this harness groups them +//! by VERSE instead, a disclosed per-verse projection choice exactly like +//! `blw_lens_twin.rs`'s own Wittgenstein-reduced projection): +//! - `Antecedent` = pick the touched concept with the MOST distinct games +//! globally (tie-break: smallest concept id), then signed distance to the +//! nearest OTHER verse where that SAME concept is ALSO touched. +//! - **Binds nothing** when no concept touched at this verse has any +//! recorded game (cannot happen for a verse producing ANY provenance, +//! since every Inh emission registers ≥1 game for both its subject and +//! predicate — so this fires only for a verse that emits NOTHING at all +//! through `stream()`'s clause machine, e.g. a genealogy list the +//! catalogues don't arm a predicate on) OR when the crowned concept's +//! ONLY occurrence anywhere is this verse. +//! +//! # Honesty rules this file follows (non-negotiable, `CLAUDE.md` P0) +//! +//! No number in this program's output is invented — everything is computed +//! from the real corpus at run time; where a value is only knowable at +//! runtime (agreement means, rebind counts, degeneracy verdicts), this file +//! prints it and does not predict it. A null result (a stance that never +//! fires, two stances that never agree, zero rebinds under the horizon +//! intervention) is a result and is printed plainly, not tuned away. No +//! binding rule was adjusted to manufacture agreement or disagreement — the +//! rules above were fixed BEFORE this file could be run (this session +//! cannot run `cargo`; the orchestrator compiles and runs centrally), so +//! none of them could have been reverse-engineered from an observed output. +//! +//! # Claim ceiling (§12.4), binding on every line this program prints +//! +//! Structure and overlap only. Never "valid"/"accurate"/"better"/ +//! "confirms". No p-values (`jc::stats` p-values are classical +//! independent-sample values; verses within a book are domain-correlated, +//! `I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK`). The word "fusion" is used ONLY inside the +//! horizon-intervention section, per §12.3c's own restriction, and there it +//! names a measured change in binding topology, never a validity claim. +//! +//! # Usage +//! +//! `cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_texture [-- ]` +//! — defaults to `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv` (`index\ttext` per line, matching the +//! format this harness was told to expect; no chapter:verse labels needed +//! since verse POSITION is all the binding rules use). + +use std::collections::HashMap; + +use lance_graph_contract::causal_witness::{CausalWitnessFacet, Locus}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, ReadOut}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt}; + +/// Default corpus path (`index\ttext` per line, 0-based row index as the +/// verse label — matches `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv` as generated for this task). +const DEFAULT_TSV: &str = "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv"; + +/// The horizon intervention's fixed prefix length (§12.3b's own corpus +/// floor, `1,000`, reused here rather than invented fresh — see §12.3a's +/// `CORPUS_FLOOR` in `blw_lens_twin.rs` for the same number's first use). +/// Pre-registered before any run: this file cannot be executed by the +/// session that wrote it, so this could not have been tuned to an observed +/// result. +const HORIZON_K: usize = 1_000; + +/// Clamp a signed delta (which may be far outside `i8` range at whole-book +/// scale — verse positions run to five digits) into the register's `[-8, +/// +7]` window, correctly: clamping happens in `isize` BEFORE the cast, so +/// a delta of e.g. `30_000` saturates to `+7` rather than wrapping through +/// an out-of-range `as i8` cast (which would silently alias to an unrelated +/// small value instead of saturating). +fn to_offset(delta: isize) -> i8 { + delta.clamp(-8, 7) as i8 +} + +/// Nearest position to `at` among `candidates`, excluding `at` itself. Ties +/// (equal `|distance|` on both sides) break toward the smaller (earlier) +/// position — a deterministic, disclosed tie-break, not a hidden one. +fn nearest_pos(candidates: impl Iterator, at: usize) -> Option { + candidates + .filter(|&pos| pos != at) + .min_by_key(|&pos| (pos.abs_diff(at), pos)) +} + +/// [`nearest_pos`] over a statement's `(position, negated)` occurrence list, +/// optionally filtered to one polarity (`Some(want)`) or any (`None`). +fn nearest_stmt_pos(occs: &[(usize, bool)], at: usize, want: Option) -> Option { + nearest_pos( + occs.iter() + .filter(move |&&(_, neg)| want.is_none_or(|w| neg == w)) + .map(|&(pos, _)| pos), + at, + ) +} + +/// Read the TSV verse corpus. `index\ttext` per line — `split_once('\t')` on +/// an already-tokenized two-column file, not a parser: the inbound leg owns +/// text parsing, and this file was told not to write one. +fn load_tsv(path: &str) -> std::io::Result> { + let text = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + Ok(text + .lines() + .filter_map(|line| line.split_once('\t')) + .map(|(idx, verse)| (idx.to_string(), verse.to_string())) + .collect()) +} + +/// Build the arena for `verses`. Mirrors `probe_eyes_opened.rs::report()`'s +/// pass-1 half EXACTLY: one `stream(..., pass2=false)` call, then +/// `close_transitive(64)` — the same call, same budget, same order `report` +/// uses before it prints B1-B3 and before `main()` hands the arena to +/// `print_stance_panel`. +/// +/// Two disclosed divergences from `report()`: +/// 1. No printing — this harness only needs the panel machinery, not the +/// B1-B4 demonstration output. +/// 2. `report()`'s pass-2 re-read (used only for its own B4 Hermeneutik +/// demonstration) is SKIPPED. This is safe, not a shortcut: +/// `stance::stream` resets `src: u32 = 0` at entry (`stance.rs:169`), so +/// a second call over the SAME verses replays IDENTICAL stamps in +/// IDENTICAL order — a structural property of the stamp scheme, true +/// for ANY input, not an empirical fact only checked on the 8-verse +/// SCENE fixture where B4 happens to assert it. `BeliefArena`'s S4 +/// overlap guard therefore routes every pass-2 re-observation to +/// `ReviseOutcome::Chosen` — no admission, no revision, no arena change +/// — so pass-2 cannot affect anything `stance_panel` reads. Skipping it +/// saves a second full `stream()` pass (and a second +/// `close_transitive`) at zero cost to correctness. +fn build(verses: &[(String, String)]) -> (BeliefArena, Interner, ReadOut) { + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut intern = Interner::new(); + let mut out = ReadOut::default(); + stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); + arena.close_transitive(64); + (arena, intern, out) +} + +/// Precomputed lookups over one [`ReadOut`], scoped to whatever verse +/// prefix `build` was called with (a "Vk" index and a "Vm" index are two +/// SEPARATE `VerseIndex` values over two separate `ReadOut`s — never mixed). +struct VerseIndex { + /// Verse label -> position (0-based index into the verses slice this + /// index was built from). + pos_of: HashMap, + /// Statement -> sorted `(position, negated)` occurrences, in + /// verse-stream order (already non-decreasing since `out.provenance` + /// is pushed in stream order). + by_stmt: HashMap>, + /// Verse position -> provenance entry indices observed there, in order. + prov_at: HashMap>, + /// Verse position -> lift indices (`out.lifts`) observed there. + lifts_at: HashMap>, + /// Verse position -> distinct concept ids touched there (provenance + /// subject/predicate, lift knower/object, impl cause/effect). + concepts_at: HashMap>, + /// Concept id -> sorted, deduplicated verse positions where it is + /// touched (the inverse of `concepts_at`, built for the Wittgenstein + /// rule's "nearest other verse touching this same concept" search). + by_concept: HashMap>, +} + +impl VerseIndex { + fn build(verses: &[(String, String)], out: &ReadOut) -> Self { + let pos_of: HashMap = verses + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, (v, _))| (v.clone(), i)) + .collect(); + + let mut by_stmt: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut prov_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut concepts_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + + for (idx, p) in out.provenance.iter().enumerate() { + let pos = *pos_of + .get(&p.verse) + .expect("provenance verse label must resolve — stream() only emits labels it was given from `verses`"); + by_stmt.entry(p.stmt).or_default().push((pos, p.negated)); + prov_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(idx); + concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(p.stmt.s); + concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(p.stmt.p); + } + + let mut lifts_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for (idx, l) in out.lifts.iter().enumerate() { + let pos = *pos_of.get(&l.verse).expect("lift verse label must resolve"); + lifts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(idx); + concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(l.knower); + concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(l.object); + } + + for (v, c, e) in &out.impls { + let pos = *pos_of.get(v).expect("impl verse label must resolve"); + concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(*c); + concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(*e); + } + + for v in concepts_at.values_mut() { + v.sort_unstable(); + v.dedup(); + } + + let mut by_concept: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for (&pos, concepts) in &concepts_at { + for &c in concepts { + by_concept.entry(c).or_default().push(pos); + } + } + for v in by_concept.values_mut() { + v.sort_unstable(); + v.dedup(); + } + + Self { + pos_of, + by_stmt, + prov_at, + lifts_at, + concepts_at, + by_concept, + } + } +} + +/// The four `stance_panel` outputs, bundled only so [`mint_all`] takes one +/// argument instead of four — no new machinery, purely a bundling +/// convenience over `stance_panel`'s own return shape. +struct Panel<'a> { + hegel: &'a [(CStmt, f32)], + nietzsche: &'a [(CStmt, FlipKind)], + kant: &'a [(String, f32, f32)], + wittgenstein: &'a [(u16, usize)], +} + +/// One verse's texture: the four stances' independent readings of it. +#[derive(Clone, Copy)] +struct VerseTexture { + hegel: CausalWitnessFacet, + nietzsche: CausalWitnessFacet, + kant: CausalWitnessFacet, + wittgenstein: CausalWitnessFacet, +} + +/// Hegel's binding rule — see the module doc's "Hegel" section for the full +/// statement of what this does and what makes it bind nothing. +fn mint_hegel( + vi: usize, + out: &ReadOut, + index: &VerseIndex, + hegel_set: &HashMap, +) -> CausalWitnessFacet { + let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; + let Some(prov_idxs) = index.prov_at.get(&vi) else { + return f; + }; + for &pidx in prov_idxs { + let p = &out.provenance[pidx]; + if !hegel_set.contains_key(&p.stmt) { + continue; + } + let occs = &index.by_stmt[&p.stmt]; + if let Some(conflict) = nearest_stmt_pos(occs, vi, Some(!p.negated)) { + f = f.with( + Locus::Antecedent, + to_offset(conflict as isize - vi as isize), + ); + } + if let Some(agree) = nearest_stmt_pos(occs, vi, Some(p.negated)) { + f = f.with(Locus::Quorum, to_offset(agree as isize - vi as isize)); + } + break; // first hegel-ranked statement at this verse wins (documented) + } + f +} + +/// Nietzsche's binding rule — see the module doc's "Nietzsche" section. +fn mint_nietzsche( + vi: usize, + out: &ReadOut, + index: &VerseIndex, + nietzsche_set: &HashMap, +) -> CausalWitnessFacet { + let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; + let Some(prov_idxs) = index.prov_at.get(&vi) else { + return f; + }; + for &pidx in prov_idxs { + let p = &out.provenance[pidx]; + if !nietzsche_set.contains_key(&p.stmt) { + continue; + } + let occs = &index.by_stmt[&p.stmt]; + if let (Some(&(first, _)), Some(&(last, _))) = (occs.first(), occs.last()) { + if first != last { + if vi == first { + f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(last as isize - vi as isize)); + } else if vi == last { + f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(first as isize - vi as isize)); + } + // an intermediate re-observation (neither first nor last) + // carries no genealogy signal — stays unbound, correctly. + } + } + break; // first nietzsche-ranked statement at this verse wins + } + f +} + +/// Kant's binding rule — see the module doc's "Kant" section. `graded_rank` +/// / `ablated_rank` / `graded_order` are positionally aligned to +/// `out.lifts` (built once by [`kant_rank_vectors`]). +fn mint_kant( + vi: usize, + out: &ReadOut, + index: &VerseIndex, + graded_rank: &[usize], + ablated_rank: &[usize], + graded_order: &[usize], +) -> CausalWitnessFacet { + let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; + let Some(lift_idxs) = index.lifts_at.get(&vi) else { + return f; + }; + let Some(&li) = lift_idxs.first() else { + return f; + }; + let l = &out.lifts[li]; + + // Antecedent: nearest OTHER-verse re-observation of the lift's own + // inner statement. + let inner_pidx = index.prov_at.get(&vi).and_then(|v| { + v.iter() + .copied() + .find(|&pidx| out.provenance[pidx].stmt.p == l.object) + }); + if let Some(pidx) = inner_pidx { + let inner_stmt = out.provenance[pidx].stmt; + if let Some(occs) = index.by_stmt.get(&inner_stmt) { + if let Some(other) = nearest_stmt_pos(occs, vi, None) { + f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(other as isize - vi as isize)); + } + } + } + + // Modal: bound ONLY when a-priori grading moved this lift's rank + // relative to the uniform-modal ablation (the §12.3a-corrected signal). + let rank_delta = ablated_rank[li] as isize - graded_rank[li] as isize; + if rank_delta != 0 && graded_rank[li] > 0 { + let neighbor_li = graded_order[graded_rank[li] - 1]; + let neighbor_pos = index.pos_of[&out.lifts[neighbor_li].verse]; + f = f.with(Locus::Modal, to_offset(neighbor_pos as isize - vi as isize)); + } + f +} + +/// Wittgenstein's binding rule — see the module doc's "Wittgenstein" +/// section. +fn mint_wittgenstein( + vi: usize, + index: &VerseIndex, + concept_games: &HashMap, +) -> CausalWitnessFacet { + let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; + let Some(touched) = index.concepts_at.get(&vi) else { + return f; + }; + let crown = touched + .iter() + .copied() + .filter(|c| concept_games.contains_key(c)) + .max_by_key(|c| (concept_games[c], std::cmp::Reverse(*c))); + let Some(crown) = crown else { + return f; + }; + if let Some(positions) = index.by_concept.get(&crown) { + if let Some(other) = nearest_pos(positions.iter().copied(), vi) { + f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(other as isize - vi as isize)); + } + } + f +} + +/// Build the rank vectors Kant's binding needs, positionally aligned to +/// `out.lifts` (`stance_panel` builds `kant` via `out.lifts.iter().map(...)` +/// in the same order, `stance.rs` — asserted here rather than assumed +/// silently, since a mismatch would mean the panel's own invariant broke). +fn kant_rank_vectors( + out: &ReadOut, + kant: &[(String, f32, f32)], +) -> (Vec, Vec, Vec) { + assert_eq!( + kant.len(), + out.lifts.len(), + "stance_panel's Kant output must be positionally aligned 1:1 with out.lifts" + ); + let n = kant.len(); + + let mut graded_order: Vec = (0..n).collect(); + graded_order.sort_by(|&a, &b| kant[b].1.total_cmp(&kant[a].1)); // desc by graded quale + let mut graded_rank = vec![0usize; n]; + for (rank, &idx) in graded_order.iter().enumerate() { + graded_rank[idx] = rank; + } + + let mut ablated_order: Vec = (0..n).collect(); + ablated_order.sort_by(|&a, &b| kant[b].2.total_cmp(&kant[a].2)); // desc by ablated quale + let mut ablated_rank = vec![0usize; n]; + for (rank, &idx) in ablated_order.iter().enumerate() { + ablated_rank[idx] = rank; + } + + (graded_rank, ablated_rank, graded_order) +} + +/// Mint all four stances' facets for verses `0..n` from one `(out, panel, +/// index)` triple. +fn mint_all(n: usize, out: &ReadOut, panel: &Panel, index: &VerseIndex) -> Vec { + let hegel_set: HashMap = panel.hegel.iter().cloned().collect(); + let nietzsche_set: HashMap = panel.nietzsche.iter().cloned().collect(); + let concept_games: HashMap = panel.wittgenstein.iter().cloned().collect(); + let (graded_rank, ablated_rank, graded_order) = kant_rank_vectors(out, panel.kant); + + (0..n) + .map(|vi| VerseTexture { + hegel: mint_hegel(vi, out, index, &hegel_set), + nietzsche: mint_nietzsche(vi, out, index, &nietzsche_set), + kant: mint_kant(vi, out, index, &graded_rank, &ablated_rank, &graded_order), + wittgenstein: mint_wittgenstein(vi, index, &concept_games), + }) + .collect() +} + +/// Degeneracy discipline, carried forward unchanged from the κ era (§12.3a, +/// §12.3c): a stance that never fires, or fires identically everywhere, is +/// DEGENERATE — excluded from the pairwise comparison and printed, never +/// silently reported as a live stance. Checked in this order so the printed +/// reason is specific rather than merely "degenerate". +fn degeneracy(facets: &[CausalWitnessFacet]) -> Option<&'static str> { + if facets.is_empty() { + return Some("no verses to evaluate"); + } + if facets.iter().all(|f| f.bound_count() == 0) { + return Some("bound_count == 0 on every verse — this stance never fires"); + } + if facets.iter().all(|&f| f == facets[0]) { + return Some("identical facet on every verse — constant texture (the 99.61% defect in a new costume)"); + } + None +} + +/// Mean [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] and its full distribution +/// over `0..=24` (in practice concentrated at `{0,1}` given this file's +/// binding rules — see the structural-ceiling note printed alongside this +/// in `main`; the histogram is still computed and printed in full rather +/// than assumed, so the concentration is shown, not asserted). +fn agreement_stats( + a: &[CausalWitnessFacet], + b: &[CausalWitnessFacet], +) -> (f64, std::collections::BTreeMap) { + assert_eq!(a.len(), b.len(), "texture vectors must be verse-aligned"); + let mut hist: std::collections::BTreeMap = std::collections::BTreeMap::new(); + let mut sum = 0usize; + for (&fa, &fb) in a.iter().zip(b.iter()) { + let c = fa.agreement_count(fb); + *hist.entry(c).or_insert(0) += 1; + sum += c; + } + let mean = if a.is_empty() { + 0.0 + } else { + sum as f64 / a.len() as f64 + }; + (mean, hist) +} + +/// Fraction of `facets` with `locus` bound (nonzero). +fn bind_rate(facets: &[CausalWitnessFacet], locus: Locus) -> f64 { + if facets.is_empty() { + return 0.0; + } + facets.iter().filter(|f| f.is_bound(locus)).count() as f64 / facets.len() as f64 +} + +/// The horizon intervention (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2): `k` = facets minted +/// from the arena as sealed at `Vk` (`verses[..k]` only); `m` = facets +/// minted from the arena as sealed at `Vm > k`, for the SAME `k` verses +/// (`textures_m[..k]`, i.e. `m` here is already restricted to the fixed +/// verse set by the caller). Reports the count of verses whose facet +/// changed AT ALL, and — the texture-not-coincidence point — WHICH loci +/// rebound, per locus, rather than a single scalar delta. +fn rebind_report(name: &str, k: &[CausalWitnessFacet], m: &[CausalWitnessFacet]) { + assert_eq!( + k.len(), + m.len(), + "horizon comparison must be over the SAME fixed verse set" + ); + let mut rebind_count = 0usize; + let mut per_locus: Vec<(&'static str, usize)> = + Locus::ALL.iter().map(|l| (l.label(), 0usize)).collect(); + for (&fk, &fm) in k.iter().zip(m.iter()) { + if fk != fm { + rebind_count += 1; + } + for (i, &locus) in Locus::ALL.iter().enumerate() { + if fk.at(locus) != fm.at(locus) { + per_locus[i].1 += 1; + } + } + } + println!( + " {name}: {rebind_count}/{} verses rebind SOMEWHERE between Vk and Vm", + k.len() + ); + for (label, count) in &per_locus { + if *count > 0 { + println!(" locus {label}: rebinds at {count} verse(s)"); + } + } + if rebind_count == 0 { + println!( + " (zero rebinds — under this rule, the horizon made no measured \ + difference to {name}'s texture on these {} verses; a real result, \ + printed plainly, not smoothed over)", + k.len() + ); + } +} + +fn main() { + let args: Vec = std::env::args().skip(1).collect(); + let path = args + .first() + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| DEFAULT_TSV.to_string()); + + let verses = match load_tsv(&path) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("blw_texture: cannot read {path}: {e}"); + return; + } + }; + let n = verses.len(); + println!("blw_texture: {n} verses loaded from {path}"); + if n == 0 { + println!("blw_texture: empty corpus — nothing to do"); + return; + } + + println!( + "\n— CROSS-LANGUAGE FALSIFIER (§12.3c falsifier 1): NOT ATTEMPTED HERE —\n\ + This harness reads ONE English lane ({path}) and does not attempt the \ + cross-language arm. It is NOT blocked for want of corpora: 9 \ + Public-Domain lanes across 7 languages are on disk (§12.3c ⊘⊘⊘ — \ + KJV, Luther1545, Elberfelder1905, BKR, Tischendorf, Vulgate, \ + Peshitta, Aleppo, Westminster-Leningrad). It is not attempted because \ + detection is not built: this repo has no morphological parser for \ + Latin/Greek/Syriac/Hebrew, and hand-writing a matcher for a split \ + already pre-registered in §12.6 A3′ would fit the answer rather than \ + test it. Not simulated, not substituted.\n\ + (PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' \"lanes\" remain hand-authored LaneLex fixtures \ + in that probe's own source, not corpora — unchanged.)" + ); + + println!( + "\n— EXPECTED RUNTIME —\n\ + `stance::stream` calls `staunen(Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0))` once per \ + rung lift (stance.rs:327), each an O(arena-size) scan; over a \ + {n}-verse book with O(lifts) lifts this is O(lifts x arena), and \ + this harness runs `stream` TWICE — once over the full {n}-verse \ + corpus, once over the {HORIZON_K}-verse horizon prefix.\n\ + MEASURED 2026-08-04 (superseding this file's earlier \"cannot run \ + cargo to measure it\"): 2,000 verses = 1 s wall; the full 31,102-verse \ + KJV exceeded a 10-minute budget and was killed. The cost is \ + superlinear as described above — a known shape, not a crash. Bound \ + the corpus or fix the O(arena) rescan before running whole-book." + ); + + // ── Vm = the full corpus ── + let (arena_m, intern_m, out_m) = build(&verses); + let (hegel_m, nietzsche_m, kant_m, witt_m) = stance_panel(&arena_m, &intern_m, &out_m); + let index_m = VerseIndex::build(&verses, &out_m); + let panel_m = Panel { + hegel: &hegel_m, + nietzsche: &nietzsche_m, + kant: &kant_m, + wittgenstein: &witt_m, + }; + let textures_m = mint_all(n, &out_m, &panel_m, &index_m); + + // ── degeneracy discipline over the full corpus ── + let hegel_facets: Vec = textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.hegel).collect(); + let nietzsche_facets: Vec = + textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.nietzsche).collect(); + let kant_facets: Vec = textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.kant).collect(); + let witt_facets: Vec = textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.wittgenstein).collect(); + + println!("\n— DEGENERACY DISCIPLINE (full {n}-verse corpus) —"); + let mut live: Vec<(&str, &[CausalWitnessFacet])> = Vec::new(); + for (name, facets) in [ + ("Hegel", hegel_facets.as_slice()), + ("Nietzsche", nietzsche_facets.as_slice()), + ("Kant", kant_facets.as_slice()), + ("Wittgenstein", witt_facets.as_slice()), + ] { + match degeneracy(facets) { + Some(reason) => println!(" DEGENERATE — {name} EXCLUDED: {reason}"), + None => { + let fired = facets.iter().filter(|f| f.bound_count() > 0).count(); + println!(" {name}: live — bound on {fired}/{} verses", facets.len()); + live.push((name, facets)); + } + } + } + + // ── pairwise texture comparison, LIVE stances only ── + println!( + "\n— PAIRWISE TEXTURE (agreement_count over the shipped register, live stances only) —" + ); + if live.len() < 2 { + println!(" fewer than two live stances — no pairs to compare"); + } + for i in 0..live.len() { + for j in (i + 1)..live.len() { + let (na, fa) = live[i]; + let (nb, fb) = live[j]; + let (mean, hist) = agreement_stats(fa, fb); + println!(" {na} x {nb}: mean agreement_count = {mean:.4} over {n} verses; distribution = {hist:?}"); + } + } + println!( + " Structural ceiling (stated in advance, not a measured finding): every \ + stance here binds `Antecedent` plus at most one PRIVATE second locus \ + (Hegel: Quorum; Kant: Modal); no two stances ever write the same \ + private locus, so `agreement_count` across ANY pair above can reach \ + at most 1 (via Antecedent alone) — the design's own ceiling, not the \ + register's ceiling of 24." + ); + + println!("\n— PER-LOCUS BIND RATE (which loci drive the texture) —"); + println!( + " Hegel: Antecedent={:.4} Quorum={:.4}", + bind_rate(&hegel_facets, Locus::Antecedent), + bind_rate(&hegel_facets, Locus::Quorum) + ); + println!( + " Nietzsche: Antecedent={:.4}", + bind_rate(&nietzsche_facets, Locus::Antecedent) + ); + println!( + " Kant: Antecedent={:.4} Modal={:.4}", + bind_rate(&kant_facets, Locus::Antecedent), + bind_rate(&kant_facets, Locus::Modal) + ); + println!( + " Wittgenstein: Antecedent={:.4}", + bind_rate(&witt_facets, Locus::Antecedent) + ); + println!( + " Every other named locus (Temporal/Kausal/Modal[for non-Kant \ + stances]/Lokal/SMeaning/PMeaning/OMeaning/BasinAnchor/SupportedBy/ \ + Supports/RunbookEvidence/QualiaReference/MeaningLevel/Contradiction) \ + reads 0.0000 for every stance here, always, by construction — this \ + harness's binding rules never write them, not a measured absence." + ); + + // ── horizon intervention (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2) ── + let k = HORIZON_K.min(n); + println!( + "\n— HORIZON INTERVENTION (§12.3c falsifier 2: Vk={k} vs Vm={n}, fixed verse set 0..{k}) —" + ); + if k == n { + println!( + " Vk == Vm (the corpus has {n} <= {HORIZON_K} verses) — the horizon \ + intervention needs Vm > Vk to be meaningful; skipped, reported \ + honestly rather than run on a degenerate (k==m) pair." + ); + } else { + let (arena_k, intern_k, out_k) = build(&verses[..k]); + let (hegel_k, nietzsche_k, kant_k, witt_k) = stance_panel(&arena_k, &intern_k, &out_k); + let index_k = VerseIndex::build(&verses[..k], &out_k); + let panel_k = Panel { + hegel: &hegel_k, + nietzsche: &nietzsche_k, + kant: &kant_k, + wittgenstein: &witt_k, + }; + let textures_k = mint_all(k, &out_k, &panel_k, &index_k); + + println!( + " Fusion, in this section only, names a measured change in binding \ + topology under the horizon intervention — never a validity claim \ + (§12.3c/§12.4). The word does not appear elsewhere in this file." + ); + + let hegel_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.hegel).collect(); + let hegel_m_f: Vec = textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.hegel).collect(); + rebind_report("Hegel", &hegel_k_f, &hegel_m_f); + + let niet_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.nietzsche).collect(); + let niet_m_f: Vec = + textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.nietzsche).collect(); + rebind_report("Nietzsche", &niet_k_f, &niet_m_f); + + let kant_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.kant).collect(); + let kant_m_f: Vec = textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.kant).collect(); + rebind_report("Kant", &kant_k_f, &kant_m_f); + + let witt_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.wittgenstein).collect(); + let witt_m_f: Vec = + textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.wittgenstein).collect(); + rebind_report("Wittgenstein", &witt_k_f, &witt_m_f); + } + + println!( + "\nblw_texture: done. No number above was predicted — every one is computed at run time." + ); +} From 6953061e6856d682912a4fb8cd87fcc9e4502df9 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:01:33 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 20/54] review: fix the NT gate's two false-input directions + 5 more findings MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The corpus.rs finding is the significant one, and it falsifies a claim I made in that file's own doc. I documented crossed_into_new_testament as "the general form of the falsifier — it asserts nothing about a specific corpus total". It asserted one: verse_count > KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES. That broke on legitimate input in BOTH directions: - a New-Testament-ONLY corpus has FEWER verses than the OT, so it could never clear the threshold — a valid parse read as a truncation, KILLing a good run. - an uppercase "THE NEW TESTAMENT" heading missed the case-sensitive announcement search entirely, returning None and silently DISABLING the gate rather than failing loudly. Fixed by reading the boundary from the parse: split_verses_detailed now returns CorpusSplit { verses, crossed_new_testament }, set by a case-insensitive two-token walk over "new"/"testament" during the same pass. announces_new_testament is likewise case-insensitive and requires the two tokens ADJACENT. KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES is demoted to documentation of the historical bug; it is no longer a threshold. The property that mattered survives: the old truncating parser stopped at the lone *** BEFORE the heading and emitted no verse after it, so it still fails the gate. 3 regression tests added (NT-only, uppercase, adjacency can-stay-silent); 107 lib tests pass. Also fixed: - blw_texture: the default invocation reproduced the documented 10-minute kill. Corpus is now bounded to 2*HORIZON_K by default (measured: 2,000 verses = 1 s) with `all` to override. Full-file run now ends in 2 s. - blw_texture: a Modal rank-neighbor on the SAME verse gave offset 0, which the register reads as unbound — a FOURTH, undisclosed silence case that made Modal's bind rate under-count moved ranks. Guarded and documented, since "silent by construction vs by measurement" is exactly the distinction §12.7 turns on. - blw_lens_twin: an unparsable predicate id folded into Copula::Rel(0), collapsing every malformed row into one statement identity and inflating the re-observation counts the stances are computed from. Now skips the row, matching the s/o/v columns. - blw_lens_twin: the six-pair guard fired at < 2 while its message named 6. Now uses FULL_PANEL_PAIRS = 6. - CI: the synthetic degeneracy proofs live in an example main() and were ungated. Note a #[cfg(test)] module would NOT close this — no cargo test invocation in this workflow passes --examples — so the example is run explicitly, matching the existing probe_eyes_opened posture. - EPIPHANIES: appended a dated correction narrowing two overclaims in an entry about overclaiming. A source-computable ceiling does not by itself mean a measurement is uninformative; and the fixed-verse-set control excludes sample growth only, it does not validate the instrument. Append-only, entry itself unchanged. Gates: fmt clean both crates; 0 clippy warnings in the touched files; 107 deepnsm-v2 lib tests; planner examples build; smoke test passes. --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 7 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .github/workflows/rust-test.yml | 10 + crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs | 14 +- crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs | 187 ++++++++++++++++-- .../examples/blw_lens_twin.rs | 17 +- .../examples/blw_texture.rs | 55 +++++- 7 files changed, 261 insertions(+), 31 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 6ea86971..91f2c75d 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -14,6 +14,13 @@ **The class.** *When a fix names a richer representation as the remedy, the fix is not done when the representation lands — it is done when the code populates the dimensions the representation was chosen for.* **Sibling check:** any migration to a wider carrier (more loci, more columns, more axes, higher-dimensional embedding) where the write sites were not counted afterwards. +> **⊘ SAME-DAY CORRECTION (2026-08-04, on review — both accepted).** This entry, whose whole subject is an overclaim, closed with **two overclaims of its own**. Recorded rather than quietly edited, because the recurrence is the point. +> +> 1. *"Any measurement whose ceiling can be computed from the source alone is not measuring the corpus"* — **too strong, and false as stated.** Plenty of sound measurements have source-computable ceilings (any percentage is bounded `[0,100]` before you look at data). The defect here is narrower and needs the tightness named: **a measurement is uninformative for corpus comparison when its source-defined ceiling prevents the observed range from reflecting corpus variation.** At 1-of-24 with one shared axis, the ceiling is that tight; "has a ceiling" alone never was the fault. +> 2. *"A correct control under a broken instrument still yields a trustworthy negative"* — **overreaches on the word "trustworthy".** What the fixed-verse-set control establishes is exactly one thing: **sample growth is excluded as the cause of the observed rebinding.** It does not validate the instrument and does not exclude other confounders. The narrow claim is the one the measurement supports. +> +> **Why this matters more than the wording.** Both slips are the *aphorism reflex*: a measured, bounded finding gets a memorable universal bolted onto the end, and the universal is what a future session will actually quote. **A sentence that generalizes past its evidence is the same defect as a measurement that reads past its ceiling — one level up, in prose.** The finding above is unchanged and stands; only its two closing generalizations are narrowed. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1 — three times, same arc, same shape **Status:** FINDING (three measured instances, one arc, one day). **Confidence:** High — the third instance was disproven by a single API call. Fix: plan §12.3c ⊘⊘ and ⊘⊘⊘. diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index c9ba1d71..c9db3ebc 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-D1 | observer/observed as two Locus categories over one arena (cheapest-first) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W5 | | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Retracted (shape void) — rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | -| D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | Design ratified — build queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | MEASURED KILL 2026-08-04 (plan §12.7) — instrument writes 3 of 24 loci, 1 shared, so agreement_count is capped at 1 before any verse is read; rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | Design ratified — build queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml index e9d66baa..5e74c444 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml @@ -172,6 +172,16 @@ jobs: run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example probe_eyes_opened - name: Probe falsifier - babel stances (fixture asserts) run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example probe_babel_stances + # Same blind-gate, same fix. `blw_lens_twin`'s synthetic smoke test + # carries the degeneracy can-fire / can-stay-silent proofs as `assert!`s + # inside example main(). Note a `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` inside the + # example would NOT close this: none of the `cargo test` invocations in + # this workflow pass `--examples`, so such a module is compiled and never + # run. Running the example is what actually gates it. The path argument + # is deliberately non-existent so the synthetic branch is selected + # explicitly rather than by whatever happens to be in the runner's /tmp. + - name: BLW discrimination twin - synthetic degeneracy proofs + run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_lens_twin -- /nonexistent/force-synthetic.tsv test-with-coverage: runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs index c37caa53..6a458fab 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/examples/bible_wave.rs @@ -111,7 +111,8 @@ fn main() { // OT-only truncation for its entire life and could not be unit-tested: // cargo compiles an example but never runs its `main()`, and the corpus is // not committed. See `corpus::split_verses` for the three-`***` contract. - let verses: Vec = deepnsm_v2::corpus::split_verses(&raw); + let split = deepnsm_v2::corpus::split_verses_detailed(&raw); + let verses: Vec = split.verses.clone(); // G1 — the whole book is ONE 64k SoA tile. assert!(verses.len() <= 65_536, "KILL G1: book exceeds the 64k tile"); @@ -120,12 +121,15 @@ fn main() { // between the testaments, i.e. at Malachi 4:6 — 23,145 verses, the Old // Testament exactly. The assert below is what makes that failure loud: // if the input announces a New Testament, the parse must have crossed - // into it. General (no hardcoded total), and it fails on the old code. - if let Some(crossed) = deepnsm_v2::corpus::crossed_into_new_testament(&raw, verses.len()) { + // into it. Read from the PARSE (`CorpusSplit::crossed_new_testament`), not + // from a verse-count threshold: a count comparison falsely killed an + // NT-only corpus and missed an uppercase heading entirely. + if let Some(crossed) = deepnsm_v2::corpus::crossed_into_new_testament(&raw, &split) { assert!( crossed, - "KILL G1b: input announces a New Testament but the parse stopped at \ - {} verses — the OT-only truncation is back (OT = {}, OT+NT = 31,102)", + "KILL G1b: input announces a New Testament but the parse emitted no \ + verse after that heading — the OT-only truncation is back ({} verses \ + parsed; the historical bug stopped at {} = the OT exactly)", verses.len(), deepnsm_v2::corpus::KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES ); diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs index f424c18c..91e65acb 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs @@ -12,8 +12,15 @@ /// Deliberately not a bare `***`. See [`split_verses`]. pub const GUTENBERG_FOOTER: &str = "*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG"; -/// The Old Testament's verse count in the KJV — the truncation point of the -/// historical bug, and the floor [`crossed_into_new_testament`] checks against. +/// The Old Testament's verse count in the KJV — the exact truncation point of +/// the historical bug. +/// +/// **Documentation only. It is NOT a threshold.** +/// [`crossed_into_new_testament`] used to compare against it and that was +/// wrong in both directions (see that function's table); the gate now reads +/// the boundary from the parse instead. Kept because the number is the +/// external fact that made the bug legible — it is not authored here, and a +/// parse landing exactly on it is the bug's signature. pub const KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES: usize = 23_145; /// Is `tok` a `d+:d+` verse marker (e.g. `1:1`, `22:21`)? @@ -47,6 +54,42 @@ pub fn is_verse_marker(tok: &str) -> bool { /// deleting them would silently corrupt verse text). #[must_use] pub fn split_verses(text: &str) -> Vec { + split_verses_detailed(text).verses +} + +/// The outcome of a [`split_verses_detailed`] walk: the verses, plus what the +/// walk **observed** while producing them. +/// +/// `crossed_new_testament` exists so the gate in +/// [`crossed_into_new_testament`] can be answered from the parse itself rather +/// than by comparing a count against [`KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`]. A count +/// comparison is wrong in two directions on legitimate input: a New-Testament- +/// only corpus has *fewer* verses than the Old Testament and would read as +/// "did not cross", and an uppercase heading would not match a case-sensitive +/// search at all. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)] +pub struct CorpusSplit { + /// The verses, in order. + pub verses: Vec, + /// Did the walk emit at least one verse *after* passing a New Testament + /// heading? Detected case-insensitively, from the token stream. + pub crossed_new_testament: bool, +} + +/// Is `tok`, stripped of surrounding punctuation and lowercased, equal to +/// `want`? Used to spot the `New Testament` heading without allocating a +/// lowercase copy of the whole corpus. +fn tok_eq_ci(tok: &str, want: &str) -> bool { + let t = tok.trim_matches(|c: char| !c.is_alphanumeric()); + t.len() == want.len() && t.to_ascii_lowercase() == want +} + +/// [`split_verses`], plus the boundary metadata the New-Testament gate needs. +/// +/// See [`split_verses`] for the `***` handling, which is the historically +/// load-bearing part. +#[must_use] +pub fn split_verses_detailed(text: &str) -> CorpusSplit { let body = match text.find(GUTENBERG_FOOTER) { Some(i) => &text[..i], None => text, @@ -55,11 +98,24 @@ pub fn split_verses(text: &str) -> Vec { let mut verses: Vec = Vec::new(); let mut cur = String::new(); let mut in_body = false; + // Two-token state machine over "new" "testament", case-insensitive. + let mut saw_new = false; + let mut nt_heading_seen = false; + let mut crossed = false; for tok in body.split_whitespace() { + if !nt_heading_seen { + if saw_new && tok_eq_ci(tok, "testament") { + nt_heading_seen = true; + } + saw_new = tok_eq_ci(tok, "new"); + } if is_verse_marker(tok) { in_body = true; if !cur.is_empty() { verses.push(std::mem::take(&mut cur)); + if nt_heading_seen { + crossed = true; + } } } else if in_body { if tok == "***" { @@ -73,27 +129,65 @@ pub fn split_verses(text: &str) -> Vec { } if !cur.is_empty() { verses.push(cur); + if nt_heading_seen { + crossed = true; + } + } + CorpusSplit { + verses, + crossed_new_testament: crossed, } - verses } /// Did a parse of `text` yielding `verse_count` verses actually cross into the /// New Testament? /// /// `None` when `text` announces no New Testament (nothing to check). Otherwise -/// `Some(crossed)`. This is the general form of the falsifier — it asserts -/// nothing about a specific corpus total, so it works on any input and still -/// fails on the truncating parser, whose count is exactly -/// [`KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`]. +/// `Some(crossed)`, read from the **parse** via +/// [`CorpusSplit::crossed_new_testament`]. +/// +/// # Why this does not compare against [`KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`] +/// +/// It used to, and the doc used to claim the check "asserts nothing about a +/// specific corpus total". That claim was false — the comparison **was** the +/// corpus total, and it broke on legitimate input in **both** directions: +/// +/// | input | old behaviour | why it was wrong | +/// |---|---|---| +/// | a New-Testament-**only** corpus | `Some(false)` → KILL | an NT-only corpus has *fewer* verses than the OT, so it can never exceed the threshold — a valid parse read as a truncation | +/// | an uppercase `THE NEW TESTAMENT` heading | `None` → gate silently off | the announcement search was case-sensitive | +/// +/// Reading the boundary from the token walk fixes both and keeps the property +/// that actually mattered: it still fails on the historical truncating parser, +/// which stopped at the lone `***` **before** the heading and therefore emitted +/// no verse after it. [`KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`] survives only as the +/// documented count of the historical bug, not as a threshold. #[must_use] -pub fn crossed_into_new_testament(text: &str, verse_count: usize) -> Option { - if text.contains("The New Testament") { - Some(verse_count > KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES) +pub fn crossed_into_new_testament(text: &str, split: &CorpusSplit) -> Option { + if announces_new_testament(text) { + Some(split.crossed_new_testament) } else { None } } +/// Does `text` announce a New Testament anywhere, case-insensitively? +/// +/// Deliberately case-insensitive: real Gutenberg texts render the heading as +/// `The New Testament`, `THE NEW TESTAMENT`, and other casings, and a +/// case-sensitive miss disables the gate silently rather than loudly. +#[must_use] +pub fn announces_new_testament(text: &str) -> bool { + let mut saw_new = false; + for tok in text.split_whitespace() { + if saw_new && tok_eq_ci(tok, "testament") { + return true; + } + saw_new = tok_eq_ci(tok, "new"); + } + false +} + #[cfg(test)] mod tests { use super::*; @@ -152,19 +246,72 @@ mod tests { #[test] fn crossed_into_new_testament_is_the_falsifier_and_can_fail() { - let with_nt = "The New Testament of the King James Bible"; - // The truncating parser's exact count — must read as NOT crossed. + // A corpus that announces the NT and has verses on BOTH sides of the + // heading: the gate must pass. + let whole = "1:1 old verse The New Testament 1:1 new verse"; + let s = split_verses_detailed(whole); + assert_eq!(s.verses.len(), 2); + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament(whole, &s), Some(true)); + + // THE CAN-FIRE HALF: the historical truncating parser stopped at the + // lone `***` BEFORE the heading, so it emitted no verse after it. + // Simulated by a split whose walk never saw the heading. + let truncated = CorpusSplit { + verses: vec!["old verse".to_string()], + crossed_new_testament: false, + }; assert_eq!( - crossed_into_new_testament(with_nt, KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES), + crossed_into_new_testament(whole, &truncated), Some(false), - "the OT-only count must fail the gate" - ); - assert_eq!( - crossed_into_new_testament(with_nt, 31_102), - Some(true), - "the whole-book count must pass the gate" + "a parse that never reached the NT heading must FAIL the gate" ); + // No New Testament announced: nothing to assert. - assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament("Genesis only", 10), None); + let none = split_verses_detailed("1:1 genesis only"); + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament("1:1 genesis only", &none), None); + } + + #[test] + fn new_testament_only_corpus_passes_the_gate() { + // REGRESSION: the old count-based gate returned Some(false) here — an + // NT-only corpus has FEWER verses than the OT, so it could never clear + // `> KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES`. A valid parse read as a truncation. + let nt_only = "The New Testament 1:1 the book of the generation 1:2 abraham begat isaac"; + let s = split_verses_detailed(nt_only); + assert_eq!(s.verses.len(), 2); + assert!( + s.verses.len() < KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES, + "fixture must sit below the old threshold, or it does not regress the bug" + ); + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament(nt_only, &s), Some(true)); + } + + #[test] + fn uppercase_heading_still_arms_the_gate() { + // REGRESSION: the old announcement search was case-sensitive on + // "The New Testament", so an uppercase heading returned None and + // silently DISABLED the gate rather than failing loudly. + let upper = "1:1 old verse THE NEW TESTAMENT 1:1 new verse"; + let s = split_verses_detailed(upper); + assert!(announces_new_testament(upper)); + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament(upper, &s), Some(true)); + + // ...and the gate must still be able to FAIL on that same casing. + let truncated = CorpusSplit { + verses: vec!["old verse".to_string()], + crossed_new_testament: false, + }; + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament(upper, &truncated), Some(false)); + } + + #[test] + fn announcement_detection_does_not_fire_on_unrelated_text() { + // The can-stay-silent twin: "new" and "testament" must be ADJACENT. + assert!(!announces_new_testament( + "a new covenant and an old testament" + )); + assert!(!announces_new_testament("nothing relevant here")); + assert!(announces_new_testament("the new testament")); + assert!(announces_new_testament("The New Testament,")); } } diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs index 03d6cff0..838d3f9a 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs @@ -195,7 +195,16 @@ fn ingest_str(raw: &str) -> Ingested { let cop = if is_copular(pw) { Copula::Inh } else { - Copula::Rel(pid.parse::().unwrap_or(0)) + // SKIP an unparsable predicate id — do NOT fold it into `Rel(0)`. + // `unwrap_or(0)` collapses every malformed row into ONE statement + // identity, so distinct garbage rows read as re-observations of the + // same statement and inflate the very re-observation counts the + // stances are computed from. Same treatment as the s/o/v columns + // above. + let Ok(p) = pid.parse::() else { + continue; + }; + Copula::Rel(p) }; let stmt = CStmt { s, cop, p: o }; arena.observe(stmt, TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9), Stamp::source(v)); @@ -513,7 +522,11 @@ fn run_corpus(path: &str) { lenses.len(), pairs.len() ); - if pairs.len() < 2 { + // The prose names SIX pairs (all 4 lenses reachable = C(4,2)); the guard + // must use that number. At `< 2` a 3-lens run (3 pairs) printed nothing + // while the full-table discipline still did not apply. + const FULL_PANEL_PAIRS: usize = 6; + if pairs.len() < FULL_PANEL_PAIRS { println!( " note: §12.3a's \"assert the six tables are not all identical\" / full-table discipline assumes all 4 lenses reachable (6 pairs). With {} pair(s) reachable that comparison does not apply and is not attempted here.", pairs.len() diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs index 426d92c4..3901ff79 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs @@ -132,7 +132,15 @@ //! assumed impossible: verses early in the stream can have //! `staunen_at == 0`, so `quale = modal * 0 == 0.5 * 0 == 0` under BOTH //! grading and ablation, producing exact ties among the zero-quale -//! cluster). +//! cluster). **A FOURTH silence case, disclosed after review:** the +//! rank-neighbor can be another lift sitting on THIS SAME verse, giving a +//! distance of 0, which the register reads as UNBOUND and which is +//! therefore indistinguishable from "no signal". That case is now guarded +//! explicitly at the binding site rather than falling through as a `0` +//! offset — otherwise `Modal`'s reported bind rate silently under-counts +//! moved ranks, i.e. the silence would be a measurement artefact rather +//! than a stated rule (the exact confusion §12.7's "by construction vs by +//! measurement" distinction exists to prevent). //! //! **Wittgenstein — meaning as use (distinct language-games).** Among the //! concepts touched at this verse (provenance subject/predicate, lift @@ -198,6 +206,16 @@ const DEFAULT_TSV: &str = "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv"; /// result. const HORIZON_K: usize = 1_000; +/// Default corpus bound, in verses. +/// +/// **Measured, not guessed** (2026-08-04): 2,000 verses = 1 s wall; the full +/// 31,102-verse KJV exceeded a 10-minute budget and was killed. `stance::stream` +/// rescans the arena per rung lift, so cost is superlinear — see the +/// EXPECTED RUNTIME block. `2 * HORIZON_K` keeps the horizon intervention +/// meaningful (a `Vk` prefix and a strictly larger `Vm`) at the measured-good +/// size. Pass `all` to override. +const DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT: usize = 2 * HORIZON_K; + /// Clamp a signed delta (which may be far outside `i8` range at whole-book /// scale — verse positions run to five digits) into the register's `[-8, /// +7]` window, correctly: clamping happens in `isize` BEFORE the cast, so @@ -483,7 +501,16 @@ fn mint_kant( if rank_delta != 0 && graded_rank[li] > 0 { let neighbor_li = graded_order[graded_rank[li] - 1]; let neighbor_pos = index.pos_of[&out.lifts[neighbor_li].verse]; - f = f.with(Locus::Modal, to_offset(neighbor_pos as isize - vi as isize)); + // FOURTH silence condition, disclosed (the module doc lists three). + // The rank-neighbor can be another lift on THIS SAME verse, giving a + // delta of 0 — which the register reads as UNBOUND, indistinguishable + // from "no signal". Guarding it keeps `Modal`'s bind rate honest: + // without this the locus is silently unbound on a moved rank, so the + // reported rate under-counts moved ranks and the silence is a + // measurement artefact rather than a stated rule. + if neighbor_pos != vi { + f = f.with(Locus::Modal, to_offset(neighbor_pos as isize - vi as isize)); + } } f } @@ -668,13 +695,35 @@ fn main() { .cloned() .unwrap_or_else(|| DEFAULT_TSV.to_string()); - let verses = match load_tsv(&path) { + // The corpus is BOUNDED by default. Measured 2026-08-04: 2,000 verses = 1 s, + // the full 31,102 exceeded a 10-minute budget and was killed (the O(arena) + // rescan documented below). A default that reproduces the kill is a trap for + // anyone following the usage line, so the default is the measured-good bound + // and the whole book must be asked for explicitly. + // + // blw_texture [path] [limit] limit = a number, or `all` + let mut verses = match load_tsv(&path) { Ok(v) => v, Err(e) => { eprintln!("blw_texture: cannot read {path}: {e}"); return; } }; + let loaded = verses.len(); + let limit: Option = match args.get(1).map(String::as_str) { + Some("all") => None, + Some(a) => Some(a.parse().unwrap_or(DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT)), + None => Some(DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT), + }; + if let Some(lim) = limit { + if loaded > lim { + verses.truncate(lim); + println!( + "blw_texture: corpus BOUNDED to {lim} of {loaded} verses \ + (default; pass `all` for the whole book — see EXPECTED RUNTIME)" + ); + } + } let n = verses.len(); println!("blw_texture: {n} verses loaded from {path}"); if n == 0 { From f69ef1099dcc6130188490ed680de8c72efce8e8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:12:04 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 21/54] =?UTF-8?q?cleanup:=20delete=20both=20retired=20BLW?= =?UTF-8?q?=20harnesses;=20document=20the=20BatchWriter=E2=86=92KanbanStep?= =?UTF-8?q?=20wiring?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Removes the failed attempts from the PR. The FINDINGS survive in the plan and on the board; only the dead code goes. DELETED - examples/blw_lens_twin.rs — the kappa instrument. Retired by ruling (§12.3c): kappa measures COINCIDENCE and discards what a stance is. Nihilism and sarcasm are both negative, so no sign/threshold/boolean separates them. - examples/blw_texture.rs — the texture instrument. MEASURED KILL (§12.7): it used the 24-locus register and wrote THREE loci, only one shared, so agreement_count was capped at 1 before any verse was read. The carrier changed; the instrument did not. Both were superseded, and one of them (the earlier tiled harness, deleted before) had been GREEN on a fabricated shape — which is why "green" is not the bar for keeping a harness. FOLLOW-ONS from the deletions - Dropped the CI step that ran blw_lens_twin, replacing it with a note for whoever writes the rebuild: a #[cfg(test)] module inside an example does NOT gate it here, because no cargo test invocation in this workflow passes --examples. Gate by RUNNING the example, or by moving logic into a library src/ (what deepnsm_v2::corpus did). - Removed the now-unused `jc` dev-dependency from lance-graph-planner. It was added solely for blw_lens_twin; crates/jc is back to zero consumers. Verified unused: no `jc::` or `use jc` outside crates/jc itself. The comment block is kept and rewritten so the constraint survives the removal — if the rebuild needs jc, re-add it DEV-ONLY: it is the independent reference frame a discrimination measure is graded against, and a measure cannot be its own oracle. NEW DOC — .claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md Written from the source, not from grep, and it answers the question that prompted it: what is reusable, what was hand-rolled, what is wired, and what remains for BatchWriter→KanbanStep. The chain: StyleStrategy surfaces a BOOTSTRAP SENTINEL (mailbox 0, cycle 0) and never emits it → owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent rebinds it to the live owner (refusing any move that already names one — the no-theft guard) and casts it AHEAD of the write → the sink drains a DESCRIPTOR, never owned bytes → Lance accepts → the paired move is applied post-write via try_advance_phase, which checks the Rubicon DAG. What is unwired, each cited to the source that says so: - BatchWriter::cast() has ZERO production call sites (its own module doc, "STATUS: DECLARED", verified 2026-07-27). - The post-write apply seam does not exist; owner_adapter owns only the pre-write half and says so. - deinterlace has no production caller and there is no production DeinterlaceRow implementor. Ledger: TD-DOC-COMMENTS-CLAIM-UNWIRED-BEHAVIOUR. The doc also records the trap that is one line away: the post-write step must apply THE PAIRED move, never manufacture a generic next_phases().first() transition because a version appeared. NextPhaseScheduler is right there and looks like the thing to call; using it as the applier would fabricate transitions decoupled from what was actually intended. And a 90-second preflight: grep your harness for batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope — a count of 0 means it is a free-standing loop and cannot support a substrate claim, however green it is. That grep returned 0 for blw_texture.rs, which is how D-BLW-1 was found unbuilt while a harness stood in for it. Gates: planner examples build, 0 clippy errors, fmt clean, deepnsm-v2 107 tests. --- .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 185 ++++ .github/workflows/rust-test.yml | 18 +- Cargo.lock | 5 - crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml | 19 +- .../examples/blw_lens_twin.rs | 673 ------------- .../examples/blw_texture.rs | 902 ------------------ 6 files changed, 204 insertions(+), 1598 deletions(-) create mode 100644 .claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md delete mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs delete mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..f74a27c2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -0,0 +1,185 @@ +# BatchWriter → KanbanStep — what is wired, what is hand-rolled, what is left + +> **READ BY:** any session wiring a consumer onto the post-#879 write path +> (`batch_writer` / `owner_adapter` / `KanbanMove` / `try_advance_phase`), and +> **mandatory** before writing a harness that claims to run "on the substrate". +> Born 2026-08-04 from Arm BLW, where a harness was built that touched **none** +> of this and therefore could not be evidence for any substrate claim. +> +> **Every "unwired" claim below was verified by reading the source named beside +> it, not inferred from a name.** Where a module's own doc-comment states the +> gap, that is cited — those comments are the authority and they are honest. + +--- + +## 0. The one-paragraph answer + +The write path is **ahead-firing**: a thought announces where it intends the +mailbox to go, casts that intent *before* the write lands, and resumes +immediately. The lifecycle **step** is applied *after* Lance accepts the write. +The pre-write half is **built and tested**. The post-write half — the seam that +actually applies the move — **is not built**, and `BatchWriter::cast()` has +**zero production call sites** today. + +--- + +## 1. The chain, end to end + +``` + StyleStrategy (plan time) + └─ StrategyOutcome::intended_move = BOOTSTRAP SENTINEL + mailbox 0, witness_chain_position 0 + — surfaced, NEVER emitted + │ + ▼ + owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent(outcome, owner, owner_cycle, &mut writer, payload) + ├─ rebind_bootstrap(mv, owner, owner_cycle) -> Option + │ · 0 → live owner, 0 → live cycle + │ · every other field (from/to/exec) preserved BIT-FOR-BIT + │ · returns None if the move ALREADY names a live owner ← no-theft guard + └─ BatchWriter::cast(owner, vec![rebound], payload) -> CastId + │ ▲ + │ AHEAD of the write, on purpose + ▼ + BatchWriter (staging, ephemeral — NOT a WAL) + · board: BTreeMap)> (cast order for free) + · resolve_owner(on_behalf, resolver) -> (owner, was_cache_hit) W1c delegation cache + · drain_pending_payloads() -> impl Iterator eager drain + │ + ▼ + sink · P is a DESCRIPTOR (mailbox, dirty row-range, cycle) — never owned bytes + · reads the LIVE backing store at flush via NodeRowPacket::as_le_bytes + · one physical flush coalesces all earlier intents for a row + │ + ▼ + Lance accepts the write → a successful LanceVersion + │ + ▼ + ✗ THE GAP ✗ the version-completion seam: apply THE PAIRED MOVE + MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase(to) + · checks KanbanColumn::can_transition_to (the Rubicon DAG) + · Ok(KanbanMove) on a legal edge, Err(RubiconTransitionError) on an + illegal one — NO mutation on error +``` + +**"No successful write ⇒ no applied step."** (`owner_adapter.rs` module doc.) + +--- + +## 2. What is BUILT and TESTED + +| surface | file | what it gives you | +|---|---|---| +| `BatchWriter

` | `lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs` | `cast` / `casts` / `intent_moves` / `on_behalf_of` / `resolve_owner` / `drain_pending_payloads`. 4 unit tests. | +| `rebind_bootstrap`, `emit_bootstrap_intent` | `lance-graph-planner/src/owner_adapter.rs` | the pre-write cast half, incl. the **no-theft** guard. 5 unit tests, incl. anti-vacuity (asserts the sentinel fields *actually changed*, not merely `is_some`). | +| `MailboxSoaOwner::{advance_phase, try_advance_phase}` | `lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs:295-322` | the SOLE mutation surface. `try_advance_phase` is the checked one and should be preferred — an illegal edge becomes a typed error rather than silent corruption. | +| `VersionScheduler::on_version`, `NextPhaseScheduler` | `lance-graph-contract/src/scheduler.rs:46-95` | decides *whether and how* to advance on a version tick. `NextPhaseScheduler` = forward arc (`next_phases().first()`), stamps the Libet anchor `-550_000 µs` on the `Planning → CognitiveWork` Σ-commit crossing. | +| `KanbanColumn`, `KanbanMove`, `ExecTarget` | `lance-graph-contract/src/kanban.rs` | the shipped lifecycle types. **Do not mint a parallel `KanbanMove`** — `batch_writer`'s own doc says so. | + +Live `advance_phase` implementors (i.e. real owners, not test fakes): +`cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs:953`, `symbiont/src/kanban_loop.rs:180`, +`onebrc-probe/src/lane_e.rs:114`. Test fakes exist in `persist_sink.rs`, +`soa_view.rs`, `kanban_actor.rs`, `cycle_driver.rs` — do not mistake those for +production wiring. + +--- + +## 3. What is NOT wired (verified, with the source that says so) + +| gap | evidence | +|---|---| +| **`BatchWriter::cast()` has ZERO production call sites** | `batch_writer.rs` module doc, "STATUS: DECLARED", verified 2026-07-27 | +| **The post-write apply seam does not exist** | `owner_adapter.rs`: "That post-write application is a SEPARATE seam (the version-completion path)" — the adapter "owns only the pre-write cast half" | +| **`deinterlace` has no production caller** | `batch_writer.rs` doc: all call sites are in `temporal.rs`'s own `#[cfg(test)]` module | +| **No production `DeinterlaceRow` implementor** | same doc; the trait is at `temporal.rs:318` | + +Ledger: `.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md` `TD-DOC-COMMENTS-CLAIM-UNWIRED-BEHAVIOUR`. + +**So a doc-comment describing how durability is *observed* is the intended +contract, not a running path.** Read those paragraphs as specification. + +--- + +## 4. The trap, stated because it is one line away from being fallen into + +The post-write step must apply **the paired move** — *the one that was cast*. + +> "never manufacture a generic `next_phases().first()` transition merely because +> some version appeared" — `owner_adapter.rs` module doc + +`NextPhaseScheduler` is *right there* and looks like the thing to call after a +write. Calling it as the post-write applier would fabricate a lifecycle +transition **decoupled from what the thought actually intended**, and every +downstream reading of the kanban column would then be a reading of the +scheduler's default rather than of a decision. `on_version` is for deciding +whether to advance *on a version tick*; it is not the applier for a cast. + +--- + +## 5. What is left to build (D-BLW-1's actual scope) + +1. **The version-completion seam.** On a successful `LanceVersion`, look up the + casts whose writes that version covers, and for each apply its paired + `KanbanMove` via `try_advance_phase(mv.to)` on the owner. Requires deciding + how a `LanceVersion` maps back to `CastId`s — note there is deliberately **no + confirmation ledger** (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`), so this is a *read* of what + Lance holds, never a replay from `BatchWriter`. +2. **A production `DeinterlaceRow` implementor** + a production caller of + `deinterlace`, so durability is observed the way the contract says. +3. **A `P` descriptor type** — `(mailbox, dirty row-range, cycle)`. It must stay + a descriptor: the zero-copy ruling forbids owned delta bytes here. +4. **Then, and only then**, a harness may claim to run "on the substrate". + +**The falsifier for step 4 is the iron rule**: evaluating all rows mutates +nothing — snapshot the tenant's backing bytes, evaluate every row, assert +byte-identical, **and** prove the comparison can detect a deliberately +introduced mutation (a guard that cannot bark is the defect one level up). + +--- + +## 6. Hand-rolled vs reused — provenance for Arm BLW's session (2026-08-04) + +### Reused, and from where + +| thing | source | note | +|---|---|---| +| `stance::{stream, stance_panel, contradiction_ranking, Interner, ReadOut, FlipKind, Provenance, RungLift}` | lifted from `examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs` into `lance_graph_planner::nars::stance` | behaviour-preserving lift; examples cannot be imported, so nothing outside one example could reach the four stances | +| `CausalWitnessFacet`, `Locus` (24), `agreement_count` | `lance-graph-contract/src/causal_witness.rs` | shipped W1–W7; `#[repr(transparent)]` over `[u8; 12]` = 24 × i4 | +| `BeliefArena`, `CStmt`, `TruthValue`, `Stamp` | `lance_graph_planner::nars` | unmodified | +| `jc::stats` (`cohen_kappa`, `phi`, `binary_association`) | `crates/jc` — workspace-EXCLUDED, dev-only | the **independent oracle**; a measure may not be its own oracle. Dev-dep **removed** when the κ harness was deleted; re-add dev-only if the rebuild needs it, and never modify `jc` while using it as the oracle | +| lane corpora + `versification_map.tsv` + lane codebooks | GitHub Release `v0.1.0-codebooks-2026-07-26`, generated by `examples/data/rosetta/*.py` | the fetch followed the shipped `fetch_greek_lane.py` pattern, incl. its verbatim licence gate | + +### Hand-rolled, and why that was the right call + +| thing | why hand-rolled | +|---|---| +| `deepnsm_v2::corpus` — `split_verses`, `split_verses_detailed`, `CorpusSplit`, `announces_new_testament`, `is_verse_marker` | the **inbound leg owns all text handling** (`E-DEEPNSM-V2-IS-INBOUND-LEG-REASONING-LIVES-IN-LANCE-GRAPH-1`). This replaced an inline copy inside an example that carried an OT truncation for its entire life; moving it into the library is what lets `cargo test` gate it. | +| the four PD lane fetches (Vulgate / Peshitta / Aleppo / Leningrad) | no shipped fetcher covered them; the licence gate was copied from `fetch_greek_lane.py` rather than reinvented | +| the A1/A2/A3 anchors + the three control pairs | hand-picked **from the text** and pre-registered in plan §12.6 *before* an instrument exists, so they grade an instrument instead of being fitted by one | + +### Hand-rolled and DELETED as failed attempts + +| thing | verdict | +|---|---| +| `blw_bible_lens_wave.rs` (tiled 64 owners) | category error — an owner is a **tenant**, not a shard; it fabricated 63 tenants. Deleted while **green**, because it was green on a fabricated shape. | +| a KJV parser written into `nars/stance.rs` | layer violation — the inbound leg already had one. Reverted. | +| `blw_lens_twin.rs` (the κ instrument) | κ retired as the instrument (§12.3c): it measures *coincidence* and discards what a stance is. Nihilism and sarcasm are both negative, so no sign/boolean separates them. | +| `blw_texture.rs` (the texture instrument) | **measured KILL** (§12.7): used the 24-locus register and wrote **3 loci**, only 1 shared, so `agreement_count` was capped at 1 **before any verse was read**. The carrier changed; the instrument did not. | + +**The findings from all four survive** in `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` +§12.1a′ / §12.3a′ / §12.3c / §12.7 and in `.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md`. Only the +dead code went. That is the intended shape: *keep the record, delete the residue.* + +--- + +## 7. The 90-second preflight before claiming "on the substrate" + +Run this grep against your harness: + +``` +batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope +``` + +**A count of 0 means your harness is a free-standing loop** and cannot support a +substrate claim, however green it is. That grep returned `0` for `blw_texture.rs`, +which is how D-BLW-1 was found to be unbuilt while a harness stood in for it. diff --git a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml index 5e74c444..d3f38c90 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml @@ -172,16 +172,14 @@ jobs: run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example probe_eyes_opened - name: Probe falsifier - babel stances (fixture asserts) run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example probe_babel_stances - # Same blind-gate, same fix. `blw_lens_twin`'s synthetic smoke test - # carries the degeneracy can-fire / can-stay-silent proofs as `assert!`s - # inside example main(). Note a `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` inside the - # example would NOT close this: none of the `cargo test` invocations in - # this workflow pass `--examples`, so such a module is compiled and never - # run. Running the example is what actually gates it. The path argument - # is deliberately non-existent so the synthetic branch is selected - # explicitly rather than by whatever happens to be in the runner's /tmp. - - name: BLW discrimination twin - synthetic degeneracy proofs - run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_lens_twin -- /nonexistent/force-synthetic.tsv + # NOTE for whoever adds the D-BLW-2 rebuild: the same blind-gate applies, + # and a `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` inside an example does NOT close it — + # none of the `cargo test` invocations in this workflow pass `--examples`, + # so such a module is compiled and never run. Gate an example's asserts by + # RUNNING it here (the two `Probe falsifier` steps above are the pattern), + # or by moving the logic into a library `src/` where `cargo test` reaches + # it (what `deepnsm_v2::corpus` did). A step for `blw_lens_twin` lived + # here briefly; it went with that harness — see the deletion commit. test-with-coverage: runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index e9cf28ee..bab06d39 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -4337,10 +4337,6 @@ version = "1.0.18" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "8f42a60cbdf9a97f5d2305f08a87dc4e09308d1276d28c869c684d7777685682" -[[package]] -name = "jc" -version = "0.1.0" - [[package]] name = "jieba-macros" version = "0.9.0" @@ -4995,7 +4991,6 @@ dependencies = [ "axum 0.8.9", "bgz17", "causal-edge", - "jc", "lance-graph-contract 0.1.0", "ndarray 0.17.2", "p64", diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml index 0e039e5c..fd8fc0db 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml @@ -46,14 +46,17 @@ axum = { version = "0.8", optional = true } [dev-dependencies] tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt-multi-thread", "macros"] } -# `crates/jc` is workspace-EXCLUDED (see root Cargo.toml `exclude`) and has -# ZERO consumers anywhere in the workspace as of this edge — `examples/ -# blw_lens_twin.rs` (D-BLW-2, `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` -# §12.3a′) is the FIRST. Dev-only, deliberately: jc is the independent -# reference frame the discrimination twin is measured against (§12.5 — "the -# `jc` additive constraint continues to hold"), so it must never become a -# production dependency of the planner itself. Do NOT invert this edge. -jc = { path = "../jc" } +# NOTE — `jc` dev-dep REMOVED with `examples/blw_lens_twin.rs` (the retired κ +# instrument; §12.3c). It was added solely for that harness and is now unused, +# so `crates/jc` is back to ZERO consumers in the workspace. +# +# If the D-BLW-2 rebuild needs it, re-add as `jc = { path = "../jc" }` under +# `[dev-dependencies]` and keep the constraint that made it safe: **dev-only, +# never a production dependency of the planner.** `jc` is the INDEPENDENT +# reference frame a discrimination measure is graded against (§12.5 — "the `jc` +# additive constraint continues to hold"), and a measure cannot be its own +# oracle. Do NOT invert this edge, and do NOT modify `crates/jc` while using it +# as the oracle. [features] default = [] diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs deleted file mode 100644 index 838d3f9a..00000000 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_lens_twin.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,673 +0,0 @@ -//! `blw_lens_twin` — D-BLW-2's discrimination twin, over ONLY what is -//! reachable from `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv` (the `deepnsm-v2::bible_wave --export` -//! output) plus a [`BeliefArena`] ingested from it exactly as -//! `examples/reason_whole_book.rs` does (lines ~55-96 of that file: one -//! `arena.observe(CStmt { s, cop, p: o }, TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9), -//! Stamp::source(v))` per TSV row; `close_transitive` is deliberately NOT -//! run here — see "why no `close_transitive`" below). -//! -//! Design authority: `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.3a -//! (the four-stance adjudication) and §12.4 (the claim ceiling). Read those -//! before touching this file — this doc comment summarizes the parts that -//! bear on THIS harness, not the whole arm. -//! -//! # Reachability — the crux, confronted rather than routed around -//! -//! §12.3a already proves two of the four B6-panel stances dead on the TSV -//! path (Hegel constant-false; Nietzsche starved of `Provenance.negated`). -//! This harness independently re-verifies both AND extends the finding to -//! the other two — **three of four are unreachable**, not two, and the -//! fourth is reachable only in a reduced form: -//! -//! | stance | reachable? | why | -//! |---|---|---| -//! | **Hegel** | reachable, but **DEGENERATE** (proven constant-false) | `reason_whole_book.rs:92-96`-style ingestion always calls `TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9)` — no polarity field exists in the TSV to vary it — so `revise_at`'s `depth = (b.truth.frequency - new.frequency).abs()` (`belief.rs:194`) is `0.0` for every re-observation. `Belief.contradiction` never leaves `0.0`; `contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter (`stance.rs:411`) is empty for the whole book, always. | -//! | **Nietzsche** | **UNREACHABLE** | needs `Provenance.negated` (`stance.rs:87`), populated only inside `stance::stream()`'s cue-driven clause machine (`is_negation` over raw verse TEXT, `stance.rs:211-214`). `deepnsm_v2::Spo` carries no polarity field and the TSV's 7 columns (`subject_id, subject_word, predicate_id, predicate_word, object_id, object_word, verse_index`) have no negation column either — there is no `Provenance` list to build from the TSV at all, not a degraded one. Missing field: per-triple polarity. **Owning crate: `deepnsm-v2`** (the `Spo` triple type / the `bible_wave` FSM exporter). | -//! | **Kant** | **UNREACHABLE** (this is the finding beyond §12.3a's own two) | the §12.3a-corrected, rank-based Kant binary needs `RungLift` (`stance.rs:93-116`: knower, verb, inner statement, and — for the reflexivity read the panel actually uses — an OVERTLY re-anchored inner subject). Every `RungLift` is minted inside `stance::stream()`'s "that"-complementizer window (`stance.rs:185-233`), which requires labelled, raw verse TEXT (`verses: &[(String, String)]`, `stance.rs:151`). The TSV's flat `(subject, predicate, object, verse_index)` triples do not preserve clause nesting — there is no way to tell, from a TSV row alone, whether a predicate like "knew" introduced a that-complement versus a flat transitive relation. **Missing: labelled raw verse text (equivalently, the knows-that clause structure) in the TSV export.** The machinery to CONSUME it (`stance::stream`) already lives in `lance-graph-planner`; what's missing is the INPUT, and that input is `deepnsm-v2`'s to produce — `bible_wave`'s TSV export mode has no verse-text column, only interned word ids. **Owning crate: `deepnsm-v2`.** | -//! | **Wittgenstein** | reachable, **REDUCED** | `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein reads THREE sources: `arena.entries()` for `"inh-subj"`/`"inh-obj"` games (needs only the arena — reachable), `out.lifts` for `"rel-subj"`/`"rel-obj"` (needs `RungLift` — unreachable, same as Kant), and `out.impls` for `"impl-cause"`/`"impl-effect"` (needs `stance::stream()`'s causal-cue detection over raw text — unreachable). Calling the REAL `stance_panel` with `ReadOut::default()` (the only `ReadOut` the TSV path can supply) naturally degrades it to the Inh-only 2-of-6-category form — no reimplementation, no invented logic, just the shipped function fed its honestly-available inputs. | -//! -//! **So: at most TWO of four lenses produce any per-verse signal from -//! TSV+arena alone (Hegel, Wittgenstein-reduced), and one of those two -//! (Hegel) is provably degenerate.** That leaves at most ONE non-degenerate -//! lens — with only one lens, there are ZERO pairs to run the discrimination -//! twin over. This is reported as a structural KILL, not papered over: see -//! "the twin" section of the output. -//! -//! # Why no `close_transitive` -//! -//! `reason_whole_book.rs` calls `arena.close_transitive(64)` after ingest. -//! This harness deliberately does NOT: `close_transitive`'s only effect on -//! the arena is `admit_derived`-path insertions, which (a) always set -//! `contradiction: 0.0` (`belief.rs`'s `admit_derived`, both branches) — so -//! it cannot un-degenerate Hegel — and (b) always carry `stamp: -//! Stamp::default()` — which `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein Inh-game filter -//! explicitly excludes (`b.stamp != Stamp::default()`, `stance.rs:506`), so -//! derived entries are invisible to Wittgenstein too. Running closure here -//! would cost real time (146,676-entry arena on the full book, per the -//! `reason_whole_book` run this harness's TSV came from) for zero effect on -//! either reachable stance — so it is skipped, matching the ingest-only -//! scope the task specifies ("lines ~55-96"). -//! -//! # The Wittgenstein per-verse projection is A DESIGN CHOICE, disclosed -//! -//! `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein output is keyed by CONCEPT -//! (`Vec<(u16, usize)>` — a concept id and its distinct-game count), not by -//! verse. Neither §12.3 nor §12.3a specifies how to project a concept-keyed -//! panel output into a per-verse binary. This harness's choice, stated -//! plainly so it is never mistaken for a definition lifted verbatim from the -//! plan: **a verse's Wittgenstein(reduced) bit is `true` iff any concept -//! mentioned in that verse's triples (as subject or object id) carries ≥ 2 -//! distinct games somewhere in the whole corpus** — i.e. the verse touches a -//! concept the corpus elsewhere shows playing BOTH the inh-subject and -//! inh-object role. Hegel's projection is more direct and needs no such -//! choice: a verse's bit is `true` iff any statement OBSERVED AT that verse -//! is present in `contradiction_ranking`'s output. -//! -//! # Two §12.3a diagnostics, and why only one applies to this path -//! -//! §12.3a names two mandatory diagnostics. (a) the pronoun-collision share -//! is a property of `stance::stream()`'s pronoun-to-`"they"` normalization -//! (`stance.rs:196-207`) — this harness's TSV-ingestion path performs NO -//! pronoun normalization at all (subjects/objects are `bible_wave`'s own -//! trained-codebook word ids, unrelated machinery), so the diagnostic has no -//! referent here and is reported as such rather than computed against the -//! wrong pipeline. (b) `Stamp::source(id) = 1 << (id % 64)` saturation -//! (`belief.rs:37`) DOES apply — verse indices collide mod 64 constantly -//! over a 31k-verse book, and IS computed below. -//! -//! # Claim ceiling (§12.4), binding on every line this program prints -//! -//! Overlap only. Never "valid"/"accurate"/"better"/"confirms". No p-value: -//! `jc::stats` p-values are classical independent-sample values and verses -//! within a book are domain-correlated (I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK), so they do not -//! apply unmodified here. Never "Horizontverschmelzung"/"fusion" — that is -//! D-BLW-3, untouched by this harness. Bare κ is never printed without its -//! counts and both marginals. -//! -//! # Modes -//! -//! `cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_lens_twin [-- ]` -//! — defaults to `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`. If that file is absent, runs a tiny -//! deterministic synthetic fixture instead, which exercises the degeneracy -//! machinery (DEGENERATE / UNSTABLE / `binary_association`-returns-`None`, -//! each proven to both fire AND stay silent) and explicitly does **not** -//! claim the twin — its verse count is far below the `N ≥ 1,000` corpus -//! floor. - -use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; -use std::path::Path; - -use jc::stats::{binary_association, BinaryAssociation}; -use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, Interner, ReadOut}; -use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula, Stamp, TruthValue}; - -/// Landis–Koch "almost perfect" floor — the can-discriminate ceiling on κ. -/// Pre-registered in §12.3a; non-adjustable after any run. -const KAPPA_DISCRIMINATE_MAX: f64 = 0.80; -/// Landis–Koch slight/fair boundary — the can-agree floor on κ. -const KAPPA_AGREE_MIN: f64 = 0.20; -/// Corpus floor (§12.3a): below this the marginals are too noisy to read and -/// the twin is not reported at all. -const CORPUS_FLOOR: usize = 1_000; -/// can-discriminate's count clause: the discordant share must clear 5% of N. -const DISCORD_SHARE_MIN: f64 = 0.05; -/// A lens whose positive rate falls outside this band is DEGENERATE — -/// excluded from BOTH ∃-quantifiers, exclusion always printed. -const DEGENERATE_LOW: f64 = 0.01; -const DEGENERATE_HIGH: f64 = 0.99; -/// can-agree's own marginal guard — tighter than the DEGENERATE band, and a -/// DIFFERENT band (§12.3a states both explicitly; they must not be conflated). -const CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_LOW: f64 = 0.05; -const CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_HIGH: f64 = 0.95; -/// A pair whose expected agreement clears this is UNSTABLE — barred from -/// can-agree (a near-constant match is not evidence of agreement). -const UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT: f64 = 0.95; - -/// Which B6-panel stance a per-verse binary came from. `Nietzsche` and -/// `Kant` never reach a [`LensVerdict`] — they are UNREACHABLE and are -/// reported as such, not computed. -#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] -enum Lens { - /// Aufhebung ranking, projected per-verse: reachable, proven degenerate. - Hegel, - /// Inh-subject/Inh-object breadth only (2 of 6 B6 categories): - /// reachable in reduced form. - WittgensteinReduced, -} - -/// The copula test `reason_whole_book.rs` uses (its `is_copular`, -/// reproduced verbatim — a fixed keyword-membership catalogue, not a -/// parser). Copular predicates are `Inh` (transitive `is_a`); everything -/// else is a stored, never-transitive `Rel` verb (the S3 gate). -fn is_copular(word: &str) -> bool { - matches!( - word, - "is" | "was" - | "are" - | "were" - | "be" - | "been" - | "being" - | "am" - | "art" - | "wast" - | "become" - | "became" - | "becometh" - ) -} - -/// The result of ingesting a `bible_wave --export` TSV into a -/// [`BeliefArena`], plus the per-verse index this harness needs (and that -/// `reason_whole_book.rs` does not build, since it never projects per-verse). -struct Ingested { - arena: BeliefArena, - /// Every distinct verse index, sorted, paired with the [`CStmt`]s - /// OBSERVED at it (a triple's own verse — not derived, not revised-into). - by_verse: Vec<(u32, Vec)>, - n_rows: u64, -} - -/// Ingest TSV text (already read into memory) exactly as -/// `reason_whole_book.rs:55-96` ingests a file — one `arena.observe` per -/// row, `TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9)`, `Stamp::source(verse_index)` — plus the -/// per-verse grouping this harness needs for the per-verse projection. -fn ingest_str(raw: &str) -> Ingested { - let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); - let mut per_verse: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - let mut n_rows = 0u64; - for line in raw.lines() { - let mut f = line.split('\t'); - let (Some(s), Some(_sw), Some(pid), Some(pw), Some(o), Some(_ow), Some(v)) = ( - f.next(), - f.next(), - f.next(), - f.next(), - f.next(), - f.next(), - f.next(), - ) else { - continue; - }; - let (Ok(s), Ok(o), Ok(v)) = (s.parse::(), o.parse::(), v.parse::()) else { - continue; - }; - let cop = if is_copular(pw) { - Copula::Inh - } else { - // SKIP an unparsable predicate id — do NOT fold it into `Rel(0)`. - // `unwrap_or(0)` collapses every malformed row into ONE statement - // identity, so distinct garbage rows read as re-observations of the - // same statement and inflate the very re-observation counts the - // stances are computed from. Same treatment as the s/o/v columns - // above. - let Ok(p) = pid.parse::() else { - continue; - }; - Copula::Rel(p) - }; - let stmt = CStmt { s, cop, p: o }; - arena.observe(stmt, TruthValue::new(1.0, 0.9), Stamp::source(v)); - per_verse.entry(v).or_default().push(stmt); - n_rows += 1; - } - let mut by_verse: Vec<(u32, Vec)> = per_verse.into_iter().collect(); - by_verse.sort_by_key(|(v, _)| *v); - Ingested { - arena, - by_verse, - n_rows, - } -} - -/// Read `path` and ingest it via [`ingest_str`]. -fn ingest_file(path: &str) -> Ingested { - let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path).expect("read SPO tsv"); - ingest_str(&raw) -} - -/// Hegel's per-verse binary: `true` iff any [`CStmt`] OBSERVED at that verse -/// is present in `contradiction_ranking`'s output (i.e. its final -/// `contradiction > 0.05`, §12.3a's floor — see `stance.rs`'s doc comment -/// for why 0.05 is not decorative). -fn hegel_bits(by_verse: &[(u32, Vec)], hegel: &[(CStmt, f32)]) -> Vec { - let positive: HashSet = hegel.iter().map(|(stmt, _)| *stmt).collect(); - by_verse - .iter() - .map(|(_, stmts)| stmts.iter().any(|s| positive.contains(s))) - .collect() -} - -/// Wittgenstein(reduced)'s per-verse binary, per the DISCLOSED projection -/// choice above: `true` iff any concept mentioned in the verse (as subject -/// or object id) carries ≥ 2 distinct games in `stance_panel`'s output. -fn wittgenstein_bits(by_verse: &[(u32, Vec)], wittgenstein: &[(u16, usize)]) -> Vec { - let breadth: HashMap = wittgenstein.iter().copied().collect(); - by_verse - .iter() - .map(|(_, stmts)| { - stmts.iter().any(|s| { - breadth.get(&s.s).copied().unwrap_or(0) >= 2 - || breadth.get(&s.p).copied().unwrap_or(0) >= 2 - }) - }) - .collect() -} - -/// One lens's per-verse binary vector plus its pre-registered degeneracy -/// status, computed BEFORE any pairing (§12.3a: "compute each lens's -/// positive rate before pairing"). -struct LensVerdict { - lens: Lens, - bits: Vec, - positive_rate: f64, - degenerate: bool, -} - -/// Build a [`LensVerdict`]: a sanity check that the rate is a genuine -/// probability (never silently `NaN`/out-of-range — a real assert, distinct -/// from the DEGENERATE *classification*, which is a soft [0.01, 0.99] band -/// that a proven-constant lens like Hegel is EXPECTED to fall outside of; -/// §12.3a's prose states both in one breath but they are not the same test — -/// see the module doc comment's note on this if it recurs). -fn lens_verdict(lens: Lens, bits: Vec) -> LensVerdict { - let n = bits.len(); - assert!(n > 0, "{lens:?}: empty per-verse vector"); - let positives = bits.iter().filter(|&&b| b).count(); - let rate = positives as f64 / n as f64; - assert!( - rate.is_finite() && (0.0..=1.0).contains(&rate), - "{lens:?}: positive rate out of range: {rate}" - ); - let degenerate = !(DEGENERATE_LOW..=DEGENERATE_HIGH).contains(&rate); - if degenerate { - println!( - " DEGENERATE: {lens:?} positive rate {rate:.6} outside [{DEGENERATE_LOW}, {DEGENERATE_HIGH}] — excluded from both ∃-quantifiers" - ); - } - LensVerdict { - lens, - bits, - positive_rate: rate, - degenerate, - } -} - -/// One pair's full contingency table plus the two gate flags §12.3a's -/// degeneracy handling requires: `eligible` (neither lens DEGENERATE) and -/// `unstable` (`expected_agreement` clears the ceiling — barred from -/// can-agree regardless of `eligible`). -struct PairReport { - a: Lens, - b: Lens, - table: BinaryAssociation, - eligible: bool, - unstable: bool, -} - -fn fmt_kappa(k: Option) -> String { - match k { - Some(v) => format!("{v:.4}"), - None => "undefined(p_e=1)".to_string(), - } -} - -fn fmt_phi(p: Option) -> String { - match p { - Some(v) => format!("{v:.4}"), - None => "undefined(constant)".to_string(), - } -} - -/// Cross-tabulate two lenses. `binary_association` returning `None` is a -/// KILL naming the pair (§12.3a) — never a silently-skipped row. -fn evaluate_pair(a: &LensVerdict, b: &LensVerdict) -> Option { - let Some(table) = binary_association(&a.bits, &b.bits) else { - println!( - " KILL: binary_association({:?}, {:?}) returned None — lengths {} vs {}", - a.lens, - b.lens, - a.bits.len(), - b.bits.len() - ); - return None; - }; - let unstable = table.expected_agreement > UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT; - if unstable { - println!( - " UNSTABLE: {:?}×{:?} expected_agreement {:.4} > {UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT} — barred from can-agree", - a.lens, b.lens, table.expected_agreement - ); - } - let eligible = !a.degenerate && !b.degenerate; - Some(PairReport { - a: a.lens, - b: b.lens, - table, - eligible, - unstable, - }) -} - -/// Print the full per-pair table (§12.3a: "never a bare κ") and fold the -/// pre-registered can-discriminate / can-agree ∃-quantifiers over every -/// pair, respecting `eligible` and `unstable`. -fn evaluate_and_print(pairs: &[PairReport]) -> (bool, bool) { - let mut can_discriminate = false; - let mut can_agree = false; - let mut kappas: Vec = Vec::new(); - - for pr in pairs { - let t = &pr.table; - let n = (t.n00 + t.n01 + t.n10 + t.n11) as f64; - let discordant_share = (t.n01 + t.n10) as f64 / n; - - println!( - " {:?} x {:?}: n00={} n01={} n10={} n11={} N={:.0}", - pr.a, pr.b, t.n00, t.n01, t.n10, t.n11, n - ); - println!( - " positive_rate_a={:.4} positive_rate_b={:.4} p_o={:.4} p_e={:.4} kappa={} phi={} discordant_share={:.4}", - t.positive_rate_a, - t.positive_rate_b, - t.observed_agreement, - t.expected_agreement, - fmt_kappa(t.kappa), - fmt_phi(t.phi), - discordant_share, - ); - - if let Some(k) = t.kappa { - kappas.push(k); - } - - let discriminate_math = t.kappa.is_some_and(|k| k <= KAPPA_DISCRIMINATE_MAX) - && discordant_share >= DISCORD_SHARE_MIN; - let agree_math = t.kappa.is_some_and(|k| k >= KAPPA_AGREE_MIN) - && (CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_LOW..=CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_HIGH).contains(&t.positive_rate_a) - && (CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_LOW..=CAN_AGREE_MARGIN_HIGH).contains(&t.positive_rate_b); - let discriminate_pass = discriminate_math && pr.eligible; - let agree_pass = agree_math && pr.eligible && !pr.unstable; - - println!( - " can-discriminate={discriminate_pass} can-agree={agree_pass} eligible(both non-degenerate)={} unstable={}", - pr.eligible, pr.unstable - ); - - can_discriminate |= discriminate_pass; - can_agree |= agree_pass; - } - - match ( - kappas.iter().cloned().reduce(f64::min), - kappas.iter().cloned().reduce(f64::max), - ) { - (Some(min), Some(max)) => { - println!( - " kappa range across {} pair(s) with a defined kappa: min={min:.4} max={max:.4}", - kappas.len() - ); - } - _ => println!(" no pair produced a defined kappa"), - } - - (can_discriminate, can_agree) -} - -/// The corpus run: ingest, reachability report, the two lens verdicts, the -/// diagnostics, the twin, and the verdict. -fn run_corpus(path: &str) { - println!("=== BLW discrimination twin — corpus run over {path} ==="); - let Ingested { - arena, - by_verse, - n_rows, - } = ingest_file(path); - let n_verses = by_verse.len(); - println!( - "ingested {n_rows} rows across {n_verses} distinct verses; arena has {} observed statements (close_transitive NOT run — see module doc comment)", - arena.entries().len() - ); - - if n_verses < CORPUS_FLOOR { - println!( - "N={n_verses} < the {CORPUS_FLOOR}-verse corpus floor (§12.3a) — the twin is NOT reported." - ); - return; - } - - println!("\n--- reachability ---"); - println!( - "UNREACHABLE: Nietzsche — needs Provenance.negated (per-triple polarity). The TSV's 7 columns carry no negation field and deepnsm_v2::Spo has none either; there is no Provenance list to build from the TSV at all. Owning crate: deepnsm-v2." - ); - println!( - "UNREACHABLE: Kant — needs RungLift (knower/verb/inner-statement/overtly-reanchored-subject). RungLifts are minted only inside stance::stream()'s \"that\"-complementizer window, which requires labelled raw verse TEXT as input; the TSV's flat (subject,predicate,object,verse) triples do not preserve clause nesting. The consuming machinery (stance::stream) already lives in lance-graph-planner — the missing piece is the INPUT (labelled verse text), which bible_wave's TSV export mode does not carry. Owning crate: deepnsm-v2." - ); - - let intern = Interner::new(); - let out = ReadOut::default(); - let (hegel, nietzsche_gated, kant_gated, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); - // Sanity check on the gating claim above, not a fresh computation: with - // an empty ReadOut (the only ReadOut the TSV path can supply), Nietzsche - // (iterates the Hegel ranking) and Kant (maps over out.lifts) MUST come - // back empty from the real, unmodified stance_panel. - assert!( - nietzsche_gated.is_empty(), - "sanity: stance_panel's Nietzsche output must be empty given an empty ReadOut" - ); - assert!( - kant_gated.is_empty(), - "sanity: stance_panel's Kant output must be empty given an empty ReadOut" - ); - - println!("\n--- Hegel (reachable, DEGENERATE by construction) ---"); - println!( - " raw Hegel-positive statements (contradiction > 0.05): {} (§12.3a point 1 predicts 0 — uniform TruthValue::new(1.0, _) means revise_at's |f1-f2| depth is always 0)", - hegel.len() - ); - let hegel_v = lens_verdict(Lens::Hegel, hegel_bits(&by_verse, &hegel)); - println!(" Hegel positive rate: {:.6}", hegel_v.positive_rate); - assert_eq!( - hegel_v.bits.len(), - n_verses, - "Hegel per-verse vector must cover every verse" - ); - - println!("\n--- Wittgenstein(reduced) — Inh-subject/Inh-object only, 2 of the panel's 6 categories ---"); - println!(" concepts carrying >= 1 game: {}", wittgenstein.len()); - let max_games = wittgenstein.iter().map(|(_, g)| *g).max().unwrap_or(0); - println!( - " max distinct games observed: {max_games} (ceiling here is 2, not the panel's full 6 — rel-*/impl-* categories are empty by construction on this path)" - ); - let witt_v = lens_verdict( - Lens::WittgensteinReduced, - wittgenstein_bits(&by_verse, &wittgenstein), - ); - println!( - " Wittgenstein(reduced) positive rate: {:.6}", - witt_v.positive_rate - ); - assert_eq!( - witt_v.bits.len(), - n_verses, - "Wittgenstein(reduced) per-verse vector must cover every verse" - ); - - println!("\n--- diagnostics (§12.3a) ---"); - println!( - " (a) pronoun-collision share: N/A on this path — pronoun-to-\"they\" normalization is a stance::stream()-only mechanism; the TSV-ingestion path (bible_wave's own trained codebook ids) performs no such normalization, so this diagnostic has no referent here." - ); - let saturated = arena - .entries() - .iter() - .filter(|b| b.stamp.0.count_ones() == 64) - .count(); - println!( - " (b) beliefs with a fully-saturated stamp (all 64 source bits set): {saturated} / {}", - arena.entries().len() - ); - - println!("\n--- the discrimination twin ---"); - let lenses = [&hegel_v, &witt_v]; - let mut pairs: Vec = Vec::new(); - for i in 0..lenses.len() { - for j in (i + 1)..lenses.len() { - if let Some(pr) = evaluate_pair(lenses[i], lenses[j]) { - pairs.push(pr); - } - } - } - println!( - " {} of 4 candidate lenses are reachable (Hegel, Wittgenstein-reduced) → {} pair(s); Nietzsche and Kant contribute zero pairs.", - lenses.len(), - pairs.len() - ); - // The prose names SIX pairs (all 4 lenses reachable = C(4,2)); the guard - // must use that number. At `< 2` a 3-lens run (3 pairs) printed nothing - // while the full-table discipline still did not apply. - const FULL_PANEL_PAIRS: usize = 6; - if pairs.len() < FULL_PANEL_PAIRS { - println!( - " note: §12.3a's \"assert the six tables are not all identical\" / full-table discipline assumes all 4 lenses reachable (6 pairs). With {} pair(s) reachable that comparison does not apply and is not attempted here.", - pairs.len() - ); - } - let (can_discriminate, can_agree) = evaluate_and_print(&pairs); - - println!("\n--- verdict ---"); - println!(" can-discriminate: {can_discriminate}"); - println!(" can-agree: {can_agree}"); - if !can_discriminate && !can_agree { - println!( - " KILL — structural, not a threshold miss on real data: the twin needs >= 2 reachable, non-degenerate lenses to form a pair. Hegel is DEGENERATE by construction (positive rate 0.0); only Wittgenstein(reduced) survives, and one lens cannot be paired with itself. 0 eligible pairs → both ∃-quantifiers are FALSE by construction." - ); - } - - println!("\n--- claim ceiling (§12.4) ---"); - println!( - " kappa/phi above measure OVERLAP, not validity. No p-value is reported: jc::stats p-values are classical independent-sample values, and verses within a book are domain-correlated (I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK), so they do not apply unmodified here." - ); -} - -/// The synthetic mode: NOT a corpus claim. Proves each degeneracy path can -/// both FIRE and STAY SILENT, per the workspace's falsifiability rule (a -/// guard that always fires carries the same zero information as one that -/// never fires). -fn run_synthetic_smoke_test() { - println!("=== BLW discrimination twin — SYNTHETIC smoke test (NOT a corpus claim) ==="); - println!( - "this fixture is far below the N >= {CORPUS_FLOOR} verse corpus floor (§12.3a); it exercises the degeneracy machinery ONLY and asserts nothing about the KJV corpus" - ); - - // ── DEGENERATE: can-fire (Hegel — constant-false on ANY TSV-ingested - // arena, §12.3a point 1) and can-stay-silent (Wittgenstein-reduced — a - // genuinely mixed positive rate on this fixture). ── - let tsv = "1\tone\t900\tis\t2\ttwo\t0\n\ - 2\ttwo\t900\tis\t3\tthree\t1\n\ - 4\tfour\t901\tchased\t5\tfive\t2\n\ - 3\tthree\t900\tis\t4\tfour\t3\n\ - 6\tsix\t900\tis\t7\tseven\t4\n\ - 7\tseven\t900\tis\t8\teight\t5\n"; - let Ingested { - arena, - by_verse, - n_rows, - } = ingest_str(tsv); - assert_eq!(n_rows, 6, "fixture must parse to exactly 6 rows"); - assert_eq!(by_verse.len(), 6, "fixture must span exactly 6 verses"); - - let intern = Interner::new(); - let out = ReadOut::default(); - let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); - assert!( - hegel.is_empty(), - "Hegel must be constant-false on ANY uniform-frequency TSV ingest" - ); - assert!( - nietzsche.is_empty() && kant.is_empty(), - "both must be gated to empty by the empty ReadOut" - ); - - let hegel_v = lens_verdict(Lens::Hegel, hegel_bits(&by_verse, &hegel)); - assert!( - hegel_v.degenerate, - "can-fire: DEGENERATE must fire on Hegel's constant-false vector" - ); - assert!( - hegel_v.positive_rate.abs() < f64::EPSILON, - "Hegel positive rate must be exactly 0.0, got {}", - hegel_v.positive_rate - ); - - let witt_v = lens_verdict( - Lens::WittgensteinReduced, - wittgenstein_bits(&by_verse, &wittgenstein), - ); - assert!( - !witt_v.degenerate, - "can-stay-silent: DEGENERATE must NOT fire on Wittgenstein-reduced's mixed rate ({:.4})", - witt_v.positive_rate - ); - println!( - " DEGENERATE can-fire (Hegel, rate {:.4}) and can-stay-silent (Wittgenstein-reduced, rate {:.4}) both verified", - hegel_v.positive_rate, witt_v.positive_rate - ); - - // ── UNSTABLE: can-fire (near-constant matching vectors) and - // can-stay-silent (a balanced pair). ── - let rare_a: Vec = (0..40).map(|i| i == 0).collect(); - let rare_b = rare_a.clone(); - let unstable_table = - binary_association(&rare_a, &rare_b).expect("well-formed input must return Some"); - assert!( - unstable_table.expected_agreement > UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT, - "can-fire: UNSTABLE must fire on near-constant matching vectors (p_e={:.4})", - unstable_table.expected_agreement - ); - - let balanced_a = vec![true, false, true, false]; - let balanced_b = vec![true, true, false, false]; - // `.expect` here is itself the can-stay-silent proof for the - // binary_association None-path below: a well-formed pair returning - // `Some` is exactly "did not spuriously KILL". - let balanced_table = - binary_association(&balanced_a, &balanced_b).expect("well-formed input must return Some"); - assert!( - balanced_table.expected_agreement <= UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT, - "can-stay-silent: UNSTABLE must NOT fire on a balanced pair (p_e={:.4})", - balanced_table.expected_agreement - ); - println!( - " UNSTABLE can-fire (p_e={:.4}) and can-stay-silent (p_e={:.4}) both verified", - unstable_table.expected_agreement, balanced_table.expected_agreement - ); - - // ── binary_association's None path: can-fire (KILL naming the pair). - // can-stay-silent is already proven above — `balanced_table` exists - // only because that same call returned `Some`. ── - let empty: Vec = Vec::new(); - assert!( - binary_association(&empty, &empty).is_none(), - "can-fire: binary_association(empty, empty) must KILL with None" - ); - println!(" binary_association's None-path can-fire and can-stay-silent both verified"); - - println!( - "\nsynthetic smoke test PASSED — this does NOT constitute a corpus-scale twin claim (N={} << {CORPUS_FLOOR})", - by_verse.len() - ); -} - -fn main() { - let path = std::env::args() - .nth(1) - .unwrap_or_else(|| "/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv".to_string()); - if Path::new(&path).is_file() { - run_corpus(&path); - } else { - println!( - "no TSV at {path} — running the synthetic degeneracy-machinery smoke test instead\n" - ); - run_synthetic_smoke_test(); - } -} diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs deleted file mode 100644 index 3901ff79..00000000 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs +++ /dev/null @@ -1,902 +0,0 @@ -//! `blw_texture` — texture, not coincidence. Replaces the retired κ instrument -//! (`blw_lens_twin.rs`, D-BLW-2's discrimination twin) with the register -//! [`CausalWitnessFacet`] per `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` -//! §12.3c (the instrument ruling) and §12.4 (the claim ceiling). -//! -//! # Why κ was retired (§12.3c, read before touching this file) -//! -//! κ over per-verse binaries measures how often two lenses *coincide*, and -//! discards *why*. Two lenses can agree on a verse for opposite reasons and κ -//! scores that as agreement — the clean falsifier is that nihilism and -//! sarcasm are both *negative*, so any sign/threshold/boolean collapses -//! them, yet they are different gestures. `CausalWitnessFacet` — 24 signed -//! `i4` loci, each a pointer to another stream position, never a magnitude -//! (`causal_witness.rs`'s own "Loci, not magnitudes" doctrine) — carries -//! *which* structure a reading binds, not merely whether it agrees. -//! -//! # What this harness does, precisely -//! -//! 1. Streams the real KJV verse TSV (`index\ttext`, no parser written here — -//! `split_once('\t')` on a pre-tokenized 2-column file is not a parser) -//! through the **REAL, UNMODIFIED** [`stance::stream`] + [`stance_panel`], -//! mirroring `examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs::report()`'s pass-1 half (see -//! [`build`] for exactly what is mirrored and what is deliberately -//! skipped, and why the skip is safe). -//! 2. Mints ONE [`CausalWitnessFacet`] per (verse, stance) — four per verse — -//! from what `stance_panel` actually produces for that verse. The four -//! binding rules are below, each with its bind-nothing condition stated -//! in advance (not discovered post hoc). -//! 3. Compares stances pairwise with [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] -//! — the shipped texture-comparison primitive, used exactly as written, -//! never reimplemented. -//! 4. Runs the ONE runnable falsifier from §12.3c — the horizon intervention -//! (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2): hold the first `k` verses fixed, mint -//! their facets from the arena as sealed at `Vk`, then again from the -//! arena as sealed at `Vm > k`, and report which loci REBIND. -//! 5. Applies the degeneracy discipline unchanged from the κ era (a texture -//! identical on every verse is the `closed_class_guess` 99.61 % defect in -//! a new costume) — a DEGENERATE stance is excluded and printed, never -//! reported as a stance. -//! 6. States plainly that the cross-language falsifier (§12.3c falsifier 1) -//! is NOT ATTEMPTED here — and, since 2026-08-04, **not for want of -//! corpora**: 9 Public-Domain lanes across 7 languages are on disk -//! (§12.3c ⊘⊘⊘). It is not attempted because *detection* is not built — -//! no morphological parser for Latin/Greek/Syriac/Hebrew exists here, and -//! hand-writing a matcher for the split already pre-registered in §12.6 -//! A3′ would fit the answer instead of testing it. PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' -//! "lanes" remain hand-authored `LaneLex` fixtures, not corpora. Not -//! simulated, not substituted. -//! -//! # The four binding rules -//! -//! Every stance binds `Locus::Antecedent` — the ONE locus shared by all -//! four, so [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] has a real chance to -//! fire (see the structural-ceiling note printed at runtime: giving each -//! stance its OWN private locus with no shared locus would make -//! `agreement_count` return `0` for every pair on every verse, always, by -//! construction — an instrument that can never speak is not an instrument). -//! `Locus::Antecedent` always means the same thing across stances — "the -//! nearest OTHER verse this reading's structure is grounded in" — computed -//! by a stance-specific rule. Two stances additionally use a PRIVATE second -//! locus for their own distinctive signal (documented per-stance below); -//! nothing here uses `Locus::QualiaReference` / `SMeaning` / `PMeaning` / -//! `OMeaning` / `BasinAnchor` / `SupportedBy` / `Supports` / -//! `RunbookEvidence` / `MeaningLevel` / `Contradiction` (Hegel's preserved -//! peer is `Quorum`, not `Contradiction` — see below) / the TEKAMOLO slots -//! `Temporal`/`Kausal`/`Lokal` — those loci read `0` (unbound) on every -//! facet this harness mints, always, by construction, not by measurement. -//! -//! Every offset is a genuine **pointer** (a signed distance in the -//! relevant index space, clamped into `[-8, +7]` by [`to_offset`]), never a -//! raw encoded scalar — this is the register's own operator-locked -//! constraint ("Loci, not magnitudes", `causal_witness.rs` header) and it -//! shaped every rule below, including the one deviation disclosed under -//! Kant's `Modal` binding. -//! -//! **Hegel — Aufhebung (`stance.rs`'s own reading: cancelled = pooled -//! truth, preserved = the `contradiction` field).** For the FIRST -//! provenance entry observed at this verse whose statement is hegel-ranked -//! (`contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter): -//! - `Antecedent` = signed distance to the nearest OTHER-verse -//! re-observation of the SAME statement with OPPOSITE polarity (the -//! dissenting peer — "preserved"). -//! - `Quorum` = signed distance to the nearest OTHER-verse re-observation -//! with the SAME polarity (the pooling peer — "cancelled"), if any. -//! - **Binds nothing** when no provenance entry at this verse carries a -//! hegel-ranked statement (the verse never contributes to any preserved -//! contradiction). A verse with multiple hegel-ranked statements encodes -//! only the first (documented tie-break, matching `blw_lens_twin.rs`'s -//! own disclosed per-verse-projection precedent). -//! -//! **Nietzsche — genealogy (flip direction read from provenance -//! endpoints).** For the FIRST provenance entry at this verse whose -//! statement is nietzsche-ranked (has a legible `FlipKind`): -//! - `Antecedent` = if this verse is the FIRST occurrence of the statement, -//! signed distance FORWARD to the LAST occurrence (positive — "this is -//! where I get overturned"); if this verse IS the last occurrence, signed -//! distance BACKWARD to the first (negative — "this is what I -//! overturned"). The FlipKind itself (`Transvaluation`/`Devaluation`) is -//! not re-encoded on the register — it already IS the ordering of -//! `negated` at the two endpoints `stance_panel` computed; this pointer -//! names WHERE the other endpoint is, not what kind of flip it was. -//! - **Binds nothing** when this verse is neither the first nor the last -//! occurrence of a nietzsche-ranked statement (an intermediate -//! re-observation carries no genealogy signal — `stance_panel`'s own -//! genealogy only reads endpoints, correctly silent here too) OR when no -//! provenance entry at this verse carries a nietzsche-ranked statement. -//! -//! **Kant — the §12.3a-corrected, RANK-based signal (never the raw -//! `quale > ablated` tautology, which is true for both shipped modals and -//! was the very defect §12.3a caught before it shipped).** For the FIRST -//! lift at this verse (`out.lifts`): -//! - `Antecedent` = signed distance to the nearest OTHER-verse -//! re-observation of the lift's own INNER statement (the "that"-clause's -//! grounded emission — e.g. 3:7's inner "they were naked" was already -//! observed at 2:25; found by locating, among this verse's provenance -//! entries, the one whose predicate equals the lift's `object`, then -//! searching for the same statement elsewhere). Binds nothing if that -//! inner statement was never observed anywhere else. -//! - `Modal` = **bound ONLY when a-priori grading actually moved this -//! lift's rank** relative to the uniform-modal (0.5) ablation — i.e. -//! `ablated_rank − graded_rank != 0` — pointing at the verse of the lift -//! ranked immediately ABOVE this one in the GRADED ordering (the -//! neighbor this lift's promotion/demotion is measured against). This is -//! a DISCLOSED deviation from "pointer into the verse stream": the -//! distance lives in rank-order space, then is mapped back onto the -//! verse position of that rank-neighbor, so it stays a genuine pointer -//! (to a real verse), just not one reached via `resolves_to`'s ±window -//! semantics. **Binds nothing** when the verse holds no lift, when this -//! lift is already rank 0 in the graded ordering (no neighbor above), or -//! — the honest, non-fabricated silence case — when grading and ablation -//! produce the SAME rank for this lift (a real, measurable tie, not -//! assumed impossible: verses early in the stream can have -//! `staunen_at == 0`, so `quale = modal * 0 == 0.5 * 0 == 0` under BOTH -//! grading and ablation, producing exact ties among the zero-quale -//! cluster). **A FOURTH silence case, disclosed after review:** the -//! rank-neighbor can be another lift sitting on THIS SAME verse, giving a -//! distance of 0, which the register reads as UNBOUND and which is -//! therefore indistinguishable from "no signal". That case is now guarded -//! explicitly at the binding site rather than falling through as a `0` -//! offset — otherwise `Modal`'s reported bind rate silently under-counts -//! moved ranks, i.e. the silence would be a measurement artefact rather -//! than a stated rule (the exact confusion §12.7's "by construction vs by -//! measurement" distinction exists to prevent). -//! -//! **Wittgenstein — meaning as use (distinct language-games).** Among the -//! concepts touched at this verse (provenance subject/predicate, lift -//! knower/object, causal-impl cause/effect — the SAME three sources -//! `stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein pools by concept; this harness groups them -//! by VERSE instead, a disclosed per-verse projection choice exactly like -//! `blw_lens_twin.rs`'s own Wittgenstein-reduced projection): -//! - `Antecedent` = pick the touched concept with the MOST distinct games -//! globally (tie-break: smallest concept id), then signed distance to the -//! nearest OTHER verse where that SAME concept is ALSO touched. -//! - **Binds nothing** when no concept touched at this verse has any -//! recorded game (cannot happen for a verse producing ANY provenance, -//! since every Inh emission registers ≥1 game for both its subject and -//! predicate — so this fires only for a verse that emits NOTHING at all -//! through `stream()`'s clause machine, e.g. a genealogy list the -//! catalogues don't arm a predicate on) OR when the crowned concept's -//! ONLY occurrence anywhere is this verse. -//! -//! # Honesty rules this file follows (non-negotiable, `CLAUDE.md` P0) -//! -//! No number in this program's output is invented — everything is computed -//! from the real corpus at run time; where a value is only knowable at -//! runtime (agreement means, rebind counts, degeneracy verdicts), this file -//! prints it and does not predict it. A null result (a stance that never -//! fires, two stances that never agree, zero rebinds under the horizon -//! intervention) is a result and is printed plainly, not tuned away. No -//! binding rule was adjusted to manufacture agreement or disagreement — the -//! rules above were fixed BEFORE this file could be run (this session -//! cannot run `cargo`; the orchestrator compiles and runs centrally), so -//! none of them could have been reverse-engineered from an observed output. -//! -//! # Claim ceiling (§12.4), binding on every line this program prints -//! -//! Structure and overlap only. Never "valid"/"accurate"/"better"/ -//! "confirms". No p-values (`jc::stats` p-values are classical -//! independent-sample values; verses within a book are domain-correlated, -//! `I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK`). The word "fusion" is used ONLY inside the -//! horizon-intervention section, per §12.3c's own restriction, and there it -//! names a measured change in binding topology, never a validity claim. -//! -//! # Usage -//! -//! `cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_texture [-- ]` -//! — defaults to `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv` (`index\ttext` per line, matching the -//! format this harness was told to expect; no chapter:verse labels needed -//! since verse POSITION is all the binding rules use). - -use std::collections::HashMap; - -use lance_graph_contract::causal_witness::{CausalWitnessFacet, Locus}; -use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, ReadOut}; -use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt}; - -/// Default corpus path (`index\ttext` per line, 0-based row index as the -/// verse label — matches `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv` as generated for this task). -const DEFAULT_TSV: &str = "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv"; - -/// The horizon intervention's fixed prefix length (§12.3b's own corpus -/// floor, `1,000`, reused here rather than invented fresh — see §12.3a's -/// `CORPUS_FLOOR` in `blw_lens_twin.rs` for the same number's first use). -/// Pre-registered before any run: this file cannot be executed by the -/// session that wrote it, so this could not have been tuned to an observed -/// result. -const HORIZON_K: usize = 1_000; - -/// Default corpus bound, in verses. -/// -/// **Measured, not guessed** (2026-08-04): 2,000 verses = 1 s wall; the full -/// 31,102-verse KJV exceeded a 10-minute budget and was killed. `stance::stream` -/// rescans the arena per rung lift, so cost is superlinear — see the -/// EXPECTED RUNTIME block. `2 * HORIZON_K` keeps the horizon intervention -/// meaningful (a `Vk` prefix and a strictly larger `Vm`) at the measured-good -/// size. Pass `all` to override. -const DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT: usize = 2 * HORIZON_K; - -/// Clamp a signed delta (which may be far outside `i8` range at whole-book -/// scale — verse positions run to five digits) into the register's `[-8, -/// +7]` window, correctly: clamping happens in `isize` BEFORE the cast, so -/// a delta of e.g. `30_000` saturates to `+7` rather than wrapping through -/// an out-of-range `as i8` cast (which would silently alias to an unrelated -/// small value instead of saturating). -fn to_offset(delta: isize) -> i8 { - delta.clamp(-8, 7) as i8 -} - -/// Nearest position to `at` among `candidates`, excluding `at` itself. Ties -/// (equal `|distance|` on both sides) break toward the smaller (earlier) -/// position — a deterministic, disclosed tie-break, not a hidden one. -fn nearest_pos(candidates: impl Iterator, at: usize) -> Option { - candidates - .filter(|&pos| pos != at) - .min_by_key(|&pos| (pos.abs_diff(at), pos)) -} - -/// [`nearest_pos`] over a statement's `(position, negated)` occurrence list, -/// optionally filtered to one polarity (`Some(want)`) or any (`None`). -fn nearest_stmt_pos(occs: &[(usize, bool)], at: usize, want: Option) -> Option { - nearest_pos( - occs.iter() - .filter(move |&&(_, neg)| want.is_none_or(|w| neg == w)) - .map(|&(pos, _)| pos), - at, - ) -} - -/// Read the TSV verse corpus. `index\ttext` per line — `split_once('\t')` on -/// an already-tokenized two-column file, not a parser: the inbound leg owns -/// text parsing, and this file was told not to write one. -fn load_tsv(path: &str) -> std::io::Result> { - let text = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; - Ok(text - .lines() - .filter_map(|line| line.split_once('\t')) - .map(|(idx, verse)| (idx.to_string(), verse.to_string())) - .collect()) -} - -/// Build the arena for `verses`. Mirrors `probe_eyes_opened.rs::report()`'s -/// pass-1 half EXACTLY: one `stream(..., pass2=false)` call, then -/// `close_transitive(64)` — the same call, same budget, same order `report` -/// uses before it prints B1-B3 and before `main()` hands the arena to -/// `print_stance_panel`. -/// -/// Two disclosed divergences from `report()`: -/// 1. No printing — this harness only needs the panel machinery, not the -/// B1-B4 demonstration output. -/// 2. `report()`'s pass-2 re-read (used only for its own B4 Hermeneutik -/// demonstration) is SKIPPED. This is safe, not a shortcut: -/// `stance::stream` resets `src: u32 = 0` at entry (`stance.rs:169`), so -/// a second call over the SAME verses replays IDENTICAL stamps in -/// IDENTICAL order — a structural property of the stamp scheme, true -/// for ANY input, not an empirical fact only checked on the 8-verse -/// SCENE fixture where B4 happens to assert it. `BeliefArena`'s S4 -/// overlap guard therefore routes every pass-2 re-observation to -/// `ReviseOutcome::Chosen` — no admission, no revision, no arena change -/// — so pass-2 cannot affect anything `stance_panel` reads. Skipping it -/// saves a second full `stream()` pass (and a second -/// `close_transitive`) at zero cost to correctness. -fn build(verses: &[(String, String)]) -> (BeliefArena, Interner, ReadOut) { - let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); - let mut intern = Interner::new(); - let mut out = ReadOut::default(); - stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); - arena.close_transitive(64); - (arena, intern, out) -} - -/// Precomputed lookups over one [`ReadOut`], scoped to whatever verse -/// prefix `build` was called with (a "Vk" index and a "Vm" index are two -/// SEPARATE `VerseIndex` values over two separate `ReadOut`s — never mixed). -struct VerseIndex { - /// Verse label -> position (0-based index into the verses slice this - /// index was built from). - pos_of: HashMap, - /// Statement -> sorted `(position, negated)` occurrences, in - /// verse-stream order (already non-decreasing since `out.provenance` - /// is pushed in stream order). - by_stmt: HashMap>, - /// Verse position -> provenance entry indices observed there, in order. - prov_at: HashMap>, - /// Verse position -> lift indices (`out.lifts`) observed there. - lifts_at: HashMap>, - /// Verse position -> distinct concept ids touched there (provenance - /// subject/predicate, lift knower/object, impl cause/effect). - concepts_at: HashMap>, - /// Concept id -> sorted, deduplicated verse positions where it is - /// touched (the inverse of `concepts_at`, built for the Wittgenstein - /// rule's "nearest other verse touching this same concept" search). - by_concept: HashMap>, -} - -impl VerseIndex { - fn build(verses: &[(String, String)], out: &ReadOut) -> Self { - let pos_of: HashMap = verses - .iter() - .enumerate() - .map(|(i, (v, _))| (v.clone(), i)) - .collect(); - - let mut by_stmt: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - let mut prov_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - let mut concepts_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - - for (idx, p) in out.provenance.iter().enumerate() { - let pos = *pos_of - .get(&p.verse) - .expect("provenance verse label must resolve — stream() only emits labels it was given from `verses`"); - by_stmt.entry(p.stmt).or_default().push((pos, p.negated)); - prov_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(idx); - concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(p.stmt.s); - concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(p.stmt.p); - } - - let mut lifts_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - for (idx, l) in out.lifts.iter().enumerate() { - let pos = *pos_of.get(&l.verse).expect("lift verse label must resolve"); - lifts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(idx); - concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(l.knower); - concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(l.object); - } - - for (v, c, e) in &out.impls { - let pos = *pos_of.get(v).expect("impl verse label must resolve"); - concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(*c); - concepts_at.entry(pos).or_default().push(*e); - } - - for v in concepts_at.values_mut() { - v.sort_unstable(); - v.dedup(); - } - - let mut by_concept: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); - for (&pos, concepts) in &concepts_at { - for &c in concepts { - by_concept.entry(c).or_default().push(pos); - } - } - for v in by_concept.values_mut() { - v.sort_unstable(); - v.dedup(); - } - - Self { - pos_of, - by_stmt, - prov_at, - lifts_at, - concepts_at, - by_concept, - } - } -} - -/// The four `stance_panel` outputs, bundled only so [`mint_all`] takes one -/// argument instead of four — no new machinery, purely a bundling -/// convenience over `stance_panel`'s own return shape. -struct Panel<'a> { - hegel: &'a [(CStmt, f32)], - nietzsche: &'a [(CStmt, FlipKind)], - kant: &'a [(String, f32, f32)], - wittgenstein: &'a [(u16, usize)], -} - -/// One verse's texture: the four stances' independent readings of it. -#[derive(Clone, Copy)] -struct VerseTexture { - hegel: CausalWitnessFacet, - nietzsche: CausalWitnessFacet, - kant: CausalWitnessFacet, - wittgenstein: CausalWitnessFacet, -} - -/// Hegel's binding rule — see the module doc's "Hegel" section for the full -/// statement of what this does and what makes it bind nothing. -fn mint_hegel( - vi: usize, - out: &ReadOut, - index: &VerseIndex, - hegel_set: &HashMap, -) -> CausalWitnessFacet { - let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; - let Some(prov_idxs) = index.prov_at.get(&vi) else { - return f; - }; - for &pidx in prov_idxs { - let p = &out.provenance[pidx]; - if !hegel_set.contains_key(&p.stmt) { - continue; - } - let occs = &index.by_stmt[&p.stmt]; - if let Some(conflict) = nearest_stmt_pos(occs, vi, Some(!p.negated)) { - f = f.with( - Locus::Antecedent, - to_offset(conflict as isize - vi as isize), - ); - } - if let Some(agree) = nearest_stmt_pos(occs, vi, Some(p.negated)) { - f = f.with(Locus::Quorum, to_offset(agree as isize - vi as isize)); - } - break; // first hegel-ranked statement at this verse wins (documented) - } - f -} - -/// Nietzsche's binding rule — see the module doc's "Nietzsche" section. -fn mint_nietzsche( - vi: usize, - out: &ReadOut, - index: &VerseIndex, - nietzsche_set: &HashMap, -) -> CausalWitnessFacet { - let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; - let Some(prov_idxs) = index.prov_at.get(&vi) else { - return f; - }; - for &pidx in prov_idxs { - let p = &out.provenance[pidx]; - if !nietzsche_set.contains_key(&p.stmt) { - continue; - } - let occs = &index.by_stmt[&p.stmt]; - if let (Some(&(first, _)), Some(&(last, _))) = (occs.first(), occs.last()) { - if first != last { - if vi == first { - f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(last as isize - vi as isize)); - } else if vi == last { - f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(first as isize - vi as isize)); - } - // an intermediate re-observation (neither first nor last) - // carries no genealogy signal — stays unbound, correctly. - } - } - break; // first nietzsche-ranked statement at this verse wins - } - f -} - -/// Kant's binding rule — see the module doc's "Kant" section. `graded_rank` -/// / `ablated_rank` / `graded_order` are positionally aligned to -/// `out.lifts` (built once by [`kant_rank_vectors`]). -fn mint_kant( - vi: usize, - out: &ReadOut, - index: &VerseIndex, - graded_rank: &[usize], - ablated_rank: &[usize], - graded_order: &[usize], -) -> CausalWitnessFacet { - let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; - let Some(lift_idxs) = index.lifts_at.get(&vi) else { - return f; - }; - let Some(&li) = lift_idxs.first() else { - return f; - }; - let l = &out.lifts[li]; - - // Antecedent: nearest OTHER-verse re-observation of the lift's own - // inner statement. - let inner_pidx = index.prov_at.get(&vi).and_then(|v| { - v.iter() - .copied() - .find(|&pidx| out.provenance[pidx].stmt.p == l.object) - }); - if let Some(pidx) = inner_pidx { - let inner_stmt = out.provenance[pidx].stmt; - if let Some(occs) = index.by_stmt.get(&inner_stmt) { - if let Some(other) = nearest_stmt_pos(occs, vi, None) { - f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(other as isize - vi as isize)); - } - } - } - - // Modal: bound ONLY when a-priori grading moved this lift's rank - // relative to the uniform-modal ablation (the §12.3a-corrected signal). - let rank_delta = ablated_rank[li] as isize - graded_rank[li] as isize; - if rank_delta != 0 && graded_rank[li] > 0 { - let neighbor_li = graded_order[graded_rank[li] - 1]; - let neighbor_pos = index.pos_of[&out.lifts[neighbor_li].verse]; - // FOURTH silence condition, disclosed (the module doc lists three). - // The rank-neighbor can be another lift on THIS SAME verse, giving a - // delta of 0 — which the register reads as UNBOUND, indistinguishable - // from "no signal". Guarding it keeps `Modal`'s bind rate honest: - // without this the locus is silently unbound on a moved rank, so the - // reported rate under-counts moved ranks and the silence is a - // measurement artefact rather than a stated rule. - if neighbor_pos != vi { - f = f.with(Locus::Modal, to_offset(neighbor_pos as isize - vi as isize)); - } - } - f -} - -/// Wittgenstein's binding rule — see the module doc's "Wittgenstein" -/// section. -fn mint_wittgenstein( - vi: usize, - index: &VerseIndex, - concept_games: &HashMap, -) -> CausalWitnessFacet { - let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; - let Some(touched) = index.concepts_at.get(&vi) else { - return f; - }; - let crown = touched - .iter() - .copied() - .filter(|c| concept_games.contains_key(c)) - .max_by_key(|c| (concept_games[c], std::cmp::Reverse(*c))); - let Some(crown) = crown else { - return f; - }; - if let Some(positions) = index.by_concept.get(&crown) { - if let Some(other) = nearest_pos(positions.iter().copied(), vi) { - f = f.with(Locus::Antecedent, to_offset(other as isize - vi as isize)); - } - } - f -} - -/// Build the rank vectors Kant's binding needs, positionally aligned to -/// `out.lifts` (`stance_panel` builds `kant` via `out.lifts.iter().map(...)` -/// in the same order, `stance.rs` — asserted here rather than assumed -/// silently, since a mismatch would mean the panel's own invariant broke). -fn kant_rank_vectors( - out: &ReadOut, - kant: &[(String, f32, f32)], -) -> (Vec, Vec, Vec) { - assert_eq!( - kant.len(), - out.lifts.len(), - "stance_panel's Kant output must be positionally aligned 1:1 with out.lifts" - ); - let n = kant.len(); - - let mut graded_order: Vec = (0..n).collect(); - graded_order.sort_by(|&a, &b| kant[b].1.total_cmp(&kant[a].1)); // desc by graded quale - let mut graded_rank = vec![0usize; n]; - for (rank, &idx) in graded_order.iter().enumerate() { - graded_rank[idx] = rank; - } - - let mut ablated_order: Vec = (0..n).collect(); - ablated_order.sort_by(|&a, &b| kant[b].2.total_cmp(&kant[a].2)); // desc by ablated quale - let mut ablated_rank = vec![0usize; n]; - for (rank, &idx) in ablated_order.iter().enumerate() { - ablated_rank[idx] = rank; - } - - (graded_rank, ablated_rank, graded_order) -} - -/// Mint all four stances' facets for verses `0..n` from one `(out, panel, -/// index)` triple. -fn mint_all(n: usize, out: &ReadOut, panel: &Panel, index: &VerseIndex) -> Vec { - let hegel_set: HashMap = panel.hegel.iter().cloned().collect(); - let nietzsche_set: HashMap = panel.nietzsche.iter().cloned().collect(); - let concept_games: HashMap = panel.wittgenstein.iter().cloned().collect(); - let (graded_rank, ablated_rank, graded_order) = kant_rank_vectors(out, panel.kant); - - (0..n) - .map(|vi| VerseTexture { - hegel: mint_hegel(vi, out, index, &hegel_set), - nietzsche: mint_nietzsche(vi, out, index, &nietzsche_set), - kant: mint_kant(vi, out, index, &graded_rank, &ablated_rank, &graded_order), - wittgenstein: mint_wittgenstein(vi, index, &concept_games), - }) - .collect() -} - -/// Degeneracy discipline, carried forward unchanged from the κ era (§12.3a, -/// §12.3c): a stance that never fires, or fires identically everywhere, is -/// DEGENERATE — excluded from the pairwise comparison and printed, never -/// silently reported as a live stance. Checked in this order so the printed -/// reason is specific rather than merely "degenerate". -fn degeneracy(facets: &[CausalWitnessFacet]) -> Option<&'static str> { - if facets.is_empty() { - return Some("no verses to evaluate"); - } - if facets.iter().all(|f| f.bound_count() == 0) { - return Some("bound_count == 0 on every verse — this stance never fires"); - } - if facets.iter().all(|&f| f == facets[0]) { - return Some("identical facet on every verse — constant texture (the 99.61% defect in a new costume)"); - } - None -} - -/// Mean [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] and its full distribution -/// over `0..=24` (in practice concentrated at `{0,1}` given this file's -/// binding rules — see the structural-ceiling note printed alongside this -/// in `main`; the histogram is still computed and printed in full rather -/// than assumed, so the concentration is shown, not asserted). -fn agreement_stats( - a: &[CausalWitnessFacet], - b: &[CausalWitnessFacet], -) -> (f64, std::collections::BTreeMap) { - assert_eq!(a.len(), b.len(), "texture vectors must be verse-aligned"); - let mut hist: std::collections::BTreeMap = std::collections::BTreeMap::new(); - let mut sum = 0usize; - for (&fa, &fb) in a.iter().zip(b.iter()) { - let c = fa.agreement_count(fb); - *hist.entry(c).or_insert(0) += 1; - sum += c; - } - let mean = if a.is_empty() { - 0.0 - } else { - sum as f64 / a.len() as f64 - }; - (mean, hist) -} - -/// Fraction of `facets` with `locus` bound (nonzero). -fn bind_rate(facets: &[CausalWitnessFacet], locus: Locus) -> f64 { - if facets.is_empty() { - return 0.0; - } - facets.iter().filter(|f| f.is_bound(locus)).count() as f64 / facets.len() as f64 -} - -/// The horizon intervention (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2): `k` = facets minted -/// from the arena as sealed at `Vk` (`verses[..k]` only); `m` = facets -/// minted from the arena as sealed at `Vm > k`, for the SAME `k` verses -/// (`textures_m[..k]`, i.e. `m` here is already restricted to the fixed -/// verse set by the caller). Reports the count of verses whose facet -/// changed AT ALL, and — the texture-not-coincidence point — WHICH loci -/// rebound, per locus, rather than a single scalar delta. -fn rebind_report(name: &str, k: &[CausalWitnessFacet], m: &[CausalWitnessFacet]) { - assert_eq!( - k.len(), - m.len(), - "horizon comparison must be over the SAME fixed verse set" - ); - let mut rebind_count = 0usize; - let mut per_locus: Vec<(&'static str, usize)> = - Locus::ALL.iter().map(|l| (l.label(), 0usize)).collect(); - for (&fk, &fm) in k.iter().zip(m.iter()) { - if fk != fm { - rebind_count += 1; - } - for (i, &locus) in Locus::ALL.iter().enumerate() { - if fk.at(locus) != fm.at(locus) { - per_locus[i].1 += 1; - } - } - } - println!( - " {name}: {rebind_count}/{} verses rebind SOMEWHERE between Vk and Vm", - k.len() - ); - for (label, count) in &per_locus { - if *count > 0 { - println!(" locus {label}: rebinds at {count} verse(s)"); - } - } - if rebind_count == 0 { - println!( - " (zero rebinds — under this rule, the horizon made no measured \ - difference to {name}'s texture on these {} verses; a real result, \ - printed plainly, not smoothed over)", - k.len() - ); - } -} - -fn main() { - let args: Vec = std::env::args().skip(1).collect(); - let path = args - .first() - .cloned() - .unwrap_or_else(|| DEFAULT_TSV.to_string()); - - // The corpus is BOUNDED by default. Measured 2026-08-04: 2,000 verses = 1 s, - // the full 31,102 exceeded a 10-minute budget and was killed (the O(arena) - // rescan documented below). A default that reproduces the kill is a trap for - // anyone following the usage line, so the default is the measured-good bound - // and the whole book must be asked for explicitly. - // - // blw_texture [path] [limit] limit = a number, or `all` - let mut verses = match load_tsv(&path) { - Ok(v) => v, - Err(e) => { - eprintln!("blw_texture: cannot read {path}: {e}"); - return; - } - }; - let loaded = verses.len(); - let limit: Option = match args.get(1).map(String::as_str) { - Some("all") => None, - Some(a) => Some(a.parse().unwrap_or(DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT)), - None => Some(DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT), - }; - if let Some(lim) = limit { - if loaded > lim { - verses.truncate(lim); - println!( - "blw_texture: corpus BOUNDED to {lim} of {loaded} verses \ - (default; pass `all` for the whole book — see EXPECTED RUNTIME)" - ); - } - } - let n = verses.len(); - println!("blw_texture: {n} verses loaded from {path}"); - if n == 0 { - println!("blw_texture: empty corpus — nothing to do"); - return; - } - - println!( - "\n— CROSS-LANGUAGE FALSIFIER (§12.3c falsifier 1): NOT ATTEMPTED HERE —\n\ - This harness reads ONE English lane ({path}) and does not attempt the \ - cross-language arm. It is NOT blocked for want of corpora: 9 \ - Public-Domain lanes across 7 languages are on disk (§12.3c ⊘⊘⊘ — \ - KJV, Luther1545, Elberfelder1905, BKR, Tischendorf, Vulgate, \ - Peshitta, Aleppo, Westminster-Leningrad). It is not attempted because \ - detection is not built: this repo has no morphological parser for \ - Latin/Greek/Syriac/Hebrew, and hand-writing a matcher for a split \ - already pre-registered in §12.6 A3′ would fit the answer rather than \ - test it. Not simulated, not substituted.\n\ - (PROBE-BABEL-STANCES' \"lanes\" remain hand-authored LaneLex fixtures \ - in that probe's own source, not corpora — unchanged.)" - ); - - println!( - "\n— EXPECTED RUNTIME —\n\ - `stance::stream` calls `staunen(Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0))` once per \ - rung lift (stance.rs:327), each an O(arena-size) scan; over a \ - {n}-verse book with O(lifts) lifts this is O(lifts x arena), and \ - this harness runs `stream` TWICE — once over the full {n}-verse \ - corpus, once over the {HORIZON_K}-verse horizon prefix.\n\ - MEASURED 2026-08-04 (superseding this file's earlier \"cannot run \ - cargo to measure it\"): 2,000 verses = 1 s wall; the full 31,102-verse \ - KJV exceeded a 10-minute budget and was killed. The cost is \ - superlinear as described above — a known shape, not a crash. Bound \ - the corpus or fix the O(arena) rescan before running whole-book." - ); - - // ── Vm = the full corpus ── - let (arena_m, intern_m, out_m) = build(&verses); - let (hegel_m, nietzsche_m, kant_m, witt_m) = stance_panel(&arena_m, &intern_m, &out_m); - let index_m = VerseIndex::build(&verses, &out_m); - let panel_m = Panel { - hegel: &hegel_m, - nietzsche: &nietzsche_m, - kant: &kant_m, - wittgenstein: &witt_m, - }; - let textures_m = mint_all(n, &out_m, &panel_m, &index_m); - - // ── degeneracy discipline over the full corpus ── - let hegel_facets: Vec = textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.hegel).collect(); - let nietzsche_facets: Vec = - textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.nietzsche).collect(); - let kant_facets: Vec = textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.kant).collect(); - let witt_facets: Vec = textures_m.iter().map(|t| t.wittgenstein).collect(); - - println!("\n— DEGENERACY DISCIPLINE (full {n}-verse corpus) —"); - let mut live: Vec<(&str, &[CausalWitnessFacet])> = Vec::new(); - for (name, facets) in [ - ("Hegel", hegel_facets.as_slice()), - ("Nietzsche", nietzsche_facets.as_slice()), - ("Kant", kant_facets.as_slice()), - ("Wittgenstein", witt_facets.as_slice()), - ] { - match degeneracy(facets) { - Some(reason) => println!(" DEGENERATE — {name} EXCLUDED: {reason}"), - None => { - let fired = facets.iter().filter(|f| f.bound_count() > 0).count(); - println!(" {name}: live — bound on {fired}/{} verses", facets.len()); - live.push((name, facets)); - } - } - } - - // ── pairwise texture comparison, LIVE stances only ── - println!( - "\n— PAIRWISE TEXTURE (agreement_count over the shipped register, live stances only) —" - ); - if live.len() < 2 { - println!(" fewer than two live stances — no pairs to compare"); - } - for i in 0..live.len() { - for j in (i + 1)..live.len() { - let (na, fa) = live[i]; - let (nb, fb) = live[j]; - let (mean, hist) = agreement_stats(fa, fb); - println!(" {na} x {nb}: mean agreement_count = {mean:.4} over {n} verses; distribution = {hist:?}"); - } - } - println!( - " Structural ceiling (stated in advance, not a measured finding): every \ - stance here binds `Antecedent` plus at most one PRIVATE second locus \ - (Hegel: Quorum; Kant: Modal); no two stances ever write the same \ - private locus, so `agreement_count` across ANY pair above can reach \ - at most 1 (via Antecedent alone) — the design's own ceiling, not the \ - register's ceiling of 24." - ); - - println!("\n— PER-LOCUS BIND RATE (which loci drive the texture) —"); - println!( - " Hegel: Antecedent={:.4} Quorum={:.4}", - bind_rate(&hegel_facets, Locus::Antecedent), - bind_rate(&hegel_facets, Locus::Quorum) - ); - println!( - " Nietzsche: Antecedent={:.4}", - bind_rate(&nietzsche_facets, Locus::Antecedent) - ); - println!( - " Kant: Antecedent={:.4} Modal={:.4}", - bind_rate(&kant_facets, Locus::Antecedent), - bind_rate(&kant_facets, Locus::Modal) - ); - println!( - " Wittgenstein: Antecedent={:.4}", - bind_rate(&witt_facets, Locus::Antecedent) - ); - println!( - " Every other named locus (Temporal/Kausal/Modal[for non-Kant \ - stances]/Lokal/SMeaning/PMeaning/OMeaning/BasinAnchor/SupportedBy/ \ - Supports/RunbookEvidence/QualiaReference/MeaningLevel/Contradiction) \ - reads 0.0000 for every stance here, always, by construction — this \ - harness's binding rules never write them, not a measured absence." - ); - - // ── horizon intervention (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2) ── - let k = HORIZON_K.min(n); - println!( - "\n— HORIZON INTERVENTION (§12.3c falsifier 2: Vk={k} vs Vm={n}, fixed verse set 0..{k}) —" - ); - if k == n { - println!( - " Vk == Vm (the corpus has {n} <= {HORIZON_K} verses) — the horizon \ - intervention needs Vm > Vk to be meaningful; skipped, reported \ - honestly rather than run on a degenerate (k==m) pair." - ); - } else { - let (arena_k, intern_k, out_k) = build(&verses[..k]); - let (hegel_k, nietzsche_k, kant_k, witt_k) = stance_panel(&arena_k, &intern_k, &out_k); - let index_k = VerseIndex::build(&verses[..k], &out_k); - let panel_k = Panel { - hegel: &hegel_k, - nietzsche: &nietzsche_k, - kant: &kant_k, - wittgenstein: &witt_k, - }; - let textures_k = mint_all(k, &out_k, &panel_k, &index_k); - - println!( - " Fusion, in this section only, names a measured change in binding \ - topology under the horizon intervention — never a validity claim \ - (§12.3c/§12.4). The word does not appear elsewhere in this file." - ); - - let hegel_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.hegel).collect(); - let hegel_m_f: Vec = textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.hegel).collect(); - rebind_report("Hegel", &hegel_k_f, &hegel_m_f); - - let niet_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.nietzsche).collect(); - let niet_m_f: Vec = - textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.nietzsche).collect(); - rebind_report("Nietzsche", &niet_k_f, &niet_m_f); - - let kant_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.kant).collect(); - let kant_m_f: Vec = textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.kant).collect(); - rebind_report("Kant", &kant_k_f, &kant_m_f); - - let witt_k_f: Vec = textures_k.iter().map(|t| t.wittgenstein).collect(); - let witt_m_f: Vec = - textures_m[..k].iter().map(|t| t.wittgenstein).collect(); - rebind_report("Wittgenstein", &witt_k_f, &witt_m_f); - } - - println!( - "\nblw_texture: done. No number above was predicted — every one is computed at run time." - ); -} From d02e8783e6a2f6393008486220c9657b9c91f87f Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:20:09 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 22/54] agents: prohibit cargo entirely; record the parallel-target-dir disk sink MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator directives, both about the same constraint — the ~38 GB writable allowance. 1. NO AGENT RUNS CARGO. Guardrail rule 7 previously read "allowed ONLY if the brief explicitly grants it", and briefs had been granting it to Opus agents. That escape hatch is removed: no cargo at all — build, check, test, clippy, fmt, run — for EVERY agent, Opus included, and a brief may not grant one. Agents are edit-only; the orchestrator compiles, lints and runs centrally in the single shared target/. The rule now also states the consequence, because removing compiler feedback changes how a worker must behave: read exact signatures rather than guessing them, and REPORT what could not be verified ("not compiled, not run — orchestrator gates"). Never call work green, passing, or measured when it was not run. An in-flight Opus agent whose brief had granted cargo was messaged directly with the same withdrawal. 2. Removed 5 parallel target/ directories — ~3.9 GB reclaimed (700 MB free → 5.3 GB free). They exist because those crates are workspace-EXCLUDED, so any `--manifest-path crates//Cargo.toml` invocation materialises its own target/ instead of reusing the workspace one. CI does exactly that, so they regrow. Correctly gitignored (**/target/) — a disk problem, never a git one. Recorded as TD-PARALLEL-TARGET-DIRS-REGROW with the per-directory sizes, the reclaim command, and the diagnostic that cost time twice this session: a full disk does NOT announce itself — it surfaces as a bogus "could not compile " or a linker SIGBUS, both of which read as code breakage. Check df before believing an unexplained compile error. The candidate structural fix (root .cargo/config.toml with build.target-dir) is written down but deliberately NOT applied: it changes what the coverage job's llvm-cov instrumentation discovers, which is a thing to measure, not to guess at mid-PR. No worktrees existed — `git worktree list` shows only the main checkout. --- .claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md | 40 +++++++++++++++++++ .../v3/knowledge/sonnet-worker-guardrails.md | 14 +++++-- 2 files changed, 50 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md index e5c88287..eee4bb5a 100644 --- a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md +++ b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md @@ -1,5 +1,45 @@ # Technical Debt Log — Open + Paid (double-entry, append-only) +## TD-PARALLEL-TARGET-DIRS-REGROW (2026-08-04) — OPEN + +**Measured, not estimated** (`du -sh`, after a session hit "no space left on +device" twice): + +| parallel `target/` | size | +|---|---| +| `crates/symbiont/target` | 2.0 G | +| `crates/jc/target` | 777 M | +| `crates/deepnsm-v2/target` | 473 M | +| `crates/lance-graph-cognitive/target` | 348 M | +| `crates/helix/target` | 263 M | +| **total reclaimed** | **~3.9 G** (700 M free → 5.3 G free) | + +**Cause, and it is structural.** These crates are **workspace-EXCLUDED** (root +`Cargo.toml` `exclude`), so every `cargo … --manifest-path crates//Cargo.toml` +materialises a **separate** `target/` beside that crate instead of reusing the +workspace one. CI does exactly that for `deepnsm-v2`, `jc`, `symbiont`, +`bgz-tensor`, … so the dirs regrow on any local run of the same commands. They +are correctly `.gitignore`d (`**/target/`), so this is a **disk** problem only — +never a git one. + +**Why it bites here:** the writable allowance is ~38 GB and the workspace +`target/` alone is ~12 G. A full disk does **not** announce itself as a disk +error — it surfaces as a **bogus `error: could not compile `** +or a **linker SIGBUS**, both of which read as code breakage. This session +mis-read one such failure before checking `df`. *Check `df` before believing a +compile error you cannot explain.* + +**Reclaim (safe, no rebuild of the shared target):** +`rm -rf crates/{symbiont,jc,deepnsm-v2,lance-graph-cognitive,helix}/target` + +**Candidate fix, NOT applied — deliberately.** A root `.cargo/config.toml` with +`[build] target-dir = "target"` would collapse all of them into the one shared +directory (relative config paths resolve against the config file's parent, so +`--manifest-path` invocations would land in the workspace `target/`). **Not done +here** because the `test-with-coverage` job runs `-C instrument-coverage` and its +workflow comments already record per-binary link-size sensitivity; merging target +dirs changes what `llvm-cov` discovers, and that is a measurable question, not a +guess to land mid-PR. Whoever picks this up: measure the coverage job first. ## TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE (2026-08-04) **Measured, not estimated** (at `a9f813c`, workspace-wide grep over `crates/`): diff --git a/.claude/v3/knowledge/sonnet-worker-guardrails.md b/.claude/v3/knowledge/sonnet-worker-guardrails.md index f23cae70..10e1780e 100644 --- a/.claude/v3/knowledge/sonnet-worker-guardrails.md +++ b/.claude/v3/knowledge/sonnet-worker-guardrails.md @@ -31,10 +31,16 @@ WORKER IRON RULES (V3 workspace — mechanical, no exceptions): `tee -a` ONLY. Never Edit/Write/`>` them. Never reorder or delete rows. 6. BRANCH: work on the branch this brief names. Never checkout/switch/ create branches. Never push unless the brief says push. -7. NO CARGO BUILDS: do not run `cargo build`/`cargo check`. A targeted - `cargo test -p ` or `cargo clippy -p ` is - allowed ONLY if the brief explicitly grants it. Verification is - centralized in the orchestrator. +7. NO CARGO, AT ALL: do not run `cargo` — not `build`, `check`, `test`, + `clippy`, `fmt`, `run`, or anything else. There are NO exceptions and + a brief MAY NOT grant one (operator ruling, 2026-08-04). This binds + EVERY agent, Opus included. You are EDIT-ONLY; the orchestrator + compiles, lints, formats and runs centrally in the single shared + `target/`. Never create a worktree; never touch any `target/`. + Because you get no compiler feedback: read the exact signature of + everything you call rather than guessing it, and REPORT what you could + not verify ("not compiled, not run — orchestrator gates"). Never call + your work green, passing, or measured when you did not run it. 8. LEGACY IS LOAD-BEARING: never delete, rename, or "clean up" anything marked deprecated/legacy/_LEGACY/superseded (aliases, read modes, collapse_gate.rs contents, BindSpace). Retirement is proof-gated and From 08d5ba0543f4fca4e3d1c43357d6fa2726b3481b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:27:36 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 23/54] revert the unendorsed CI additions; fix one latent identity-merge in scope MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit REVERTED — .github/workflows/rust-test.yml is now byte-identical to origin/main. I had added CI steps on my own initiative that were never asked for: the "Run cycle-driver tests (P4 loop-closure falsifiers)" step and a comment block about the blind-gate pattern. Both gone. Whatever their merit, adding workflow steps unbidden is not my call, and the earlier blw_lens_twin step went with its harness. Also reverted crates/lance-graph-callcenter/src/bin/audit_verify.rs — same category of unendorsed expansion, into a subsystem this PR is not about. KEPT (in scope — this harness's numbers are quoted in the PR body): examples/reason_whole_book.rs folded an unparsable predicate id into Copula::Rel(0) via unwrap_or(0), byte-identical to the defect already fixed in the deleted blw_lens_twin. It collapses every malformed row onto ONE statement identity, so distinct garbage rows read as re-observations and inflate the counts this harness publishes. MEASURED before changing anything, because the PR body quotes those counts: all 40,767 rows of /tmp/kjv_spo.tsv parse cleanly (0 failures), so the unwrap_or branch is never taken on this corpus and 27,714 / +118,962 / F1 / F2 are unaffected. Re-ran after the fix and confirmed the output is identical. The defect is LATENT, not active; fixed because it fires the moment the export format changes, not because a number moved. Both facts are recorded at the call site so a future reader does not have to re-measure. Found by a Sonnet sweep for the identity-merge class: 131 sites classified (12 IDENTITY-MERGE / 71 MEASURE-DEFAULT / 48 PROVEN-SAFE), exact counts, with the unscoped remainder explicitly declared out of scope rather than silently omitted. The other 11 are NOT fixed here — they are in other crates and fixing them would be the same scope creep this commit reverts. --- .github/workflows/rust-test.yml | 20 ------------------- .../examples/reason_whole_book.rs | 16 ++++++++++++++- 2 files changed, 15 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-) diff --git a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml index d3f38c90..773ab60a 100644 --- a/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml +++ b/.github/workflows/rust-test.yml @@ -141,18 +141,6 @@ jobs: # dev-dep, no lance/datafusion. - name: Run supervisor tests (W2b real-owner probes) run: cargo test --manifest-path crates/lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml --features supervisor - # SAME blind gate, one feature over (found 2026-08-04 while wiring Arm BLW): - # `cycle_driver` is `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]` (lib.rs:52-53) and - # that feature is INDEPENDENT of `supervisor`, so the step above — which - # passes only `--features supervisor` — never compiled the module at all. - # The entire P4a/P4b/P4c loop-closure falsifier suite (one WAL write, one - # version, sparse sealed set, Outcome round-trip) has therefore never run - # in CI since it landed. Fifth instance of the pattern the four steps - # around this one exist to close. Kept as its OWN step (not folded into - # `--features supervisor,cycle-driver`) so it also proves `cycle-driver` - # builds standalone, without ractor. Gating. - - name: Run cycle-driver tests (P4 loop-closure falsifiers) - run: cargo test --manifest-path crates/lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml --features cycle-driver # bgz-tensor: workspace-EXCLUDED metric-algebraic codec crate (deps the # ndarray sibling checked out above + in-repo holograph). None of the # steps above reach it, so its 207 lib tests — including the V3 @@ -172,14 +160,6 @@ jobs: run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example probe_eyes_opened - name: Probe falsifier - babel stances (fixture asserts) run: cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example probe_babel_stances - # NOTE for whoever adds the D-BLW-2 rebuild: the same blind-gate applies, - # and a `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` inside an example does NOT close it — - # none of the `cargo test` invocations in this workflow pass `--examples`, - # so such a module is compiled and never run. Gate an example's asserts by - # RUNNING it here (the two `Probe falsifier` steps above are the pattern), - # or by moving the logic into a library `src/` where `cargo test` reaches - # it (what `deepnsm_v2::corpus` did). A step for `blw_lens_twin` lived - # here briefly; it went with that harness — see the deletion commit. test-with-coverage: runs-on: ubuntu-24.04 diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs index a3785e8a..3c4e2d50 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs @@ -83,9 +83,23 @@ fn main() { n_inh += 1; Copula::Inh } else { + // SKIP an unparsable predicate id — never fold it into `Rel(0)`. + // `unwrap_or(0)` collapses EVERY malformed row into ONE statement + // identity, so distinct garbage rows read as re-observations of the + // same statement and inflate the counts this harness publishes + // (`observed`, the F1/F2 gates). Same treatment as s/o/v above. + // + // Latent, not active, on the current export: measured 2026-08-04 + // over `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`, **all 40,767 rows parse** (0 failures), + // so the published 27,714 / +118,962 / F1 / F2 figures are + // unaffected. Fixed because the trap fires the moment the export + // format changes, not because a number moved. + let Ok(pid) = _pid.parse::() else { + continue; + }; n_rel += 1; // a verb term id — kept, but S3 forbids it from ever composing. - Copula::Rel(_pid.parse::().unwrap_or(0)) + Copula::Rel(pid) }; *subj_degree.entry(s).or_default() += 1; // Observed fact: asserted (freq 1.0), moderate confidence; stamp = verse. From cbca9e661e55966e429906e486984e48dc1ac367 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:32:04 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 24/54] =?UTF-8?q?D-BLW-1:=20the=20arm=20on=20the=20REAL=20?= =?UTF-8?q?substrate=20=E2=80=94=20ONE=20tenant,=20verses=20as=20ROWS?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit examples/blw_tenant.rs. Built by an Opus agent under the no-cargo rule (it could not compile), gated centrally here: fmt clean, 0 clippy warnings in the file, builds, runs in 3 s. It is actually on the substrate. Grep for batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope returns 27 — the two deleted harnesses returned 0, which is how D-BLW-1 was found unbuilt while they stood in for it. Real surfaces consumed: the production MailboxSoA owner, MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase, BatchWriter, owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent, persist_sink, the scheduler. Shape: ONE tenant (mailbox 7), 2000 verse ROWS of 2048 capacity. Never N owners. THE CENTRAL FALSIFIER — evaluating all rows mutates nothing — is real: - snapshot() is a COMPLETE LE image: every tenant scalar, then every per-row column of EVERY CAPACITY row (0..N_CAP, not 0..populated, so a mutation to a padding row is visible), all three identity planes, all three style lanes. IMAGE_LEN is asserted at runtime so a column silently dropped from the snapshot cannot pass as "byte-identical" — the file's own doc names the defect it is guarding against: the previous arm shipped a 6-column snapshot calling itself a full comparison. - Anti-vacuity: 331,123 of 12,750,878 bytes non-zero (2.60%) is asserted non-trivial, so "identical" is not trivially true on a zero image. - Can-fire twins, both detected with byte offsets: PROBE-MUT-a a gated one-column write (byte 6226039, row 1000 fixed columns) and PROBE-MUT-b a ONE-BIT ANGLE-plane flip (byte 6232248). PROBE-TRAP is the one I most wanted and did not expect to get this cleanly: "scheduler proposed Commit, cast said Plan, applied Plan — the paired move won". That is the §4 trap from the wiring doc — the post-write step must apply THE PAIRED move, never manufacture NextPhaseScheduler's generic forward arc — demonstrated rather than asserted. Also: PROBE-GUARD proves an illegal Rubicon edge (Planning→Evaluation) is refused AND leaves the tenant byte-identical (no mutation on error), and PROBE-LENS is a discriminating read (255/2000 = 12.8% fire, absent term 0) rather than a degenerate one. The harness reports its own boundaries instead of overclaiming: durability NOT proven (MemWal is in-process), deinterlace/DeinterlaceRow NOT exercised (no production implementor exists), no stance or semantic claim made. It also surfaces ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON in its own output — 6144 B/row of hot planes against the 512 B canonical NodeRow — rather than quietly averaging it away. Two clippy findings fixed, one of them by NOT taking clippy's advice: needless_range_loop was a real fix (enumerate over the borrowed energy slice); explicit_counter_loop was a FALSE POSITIVE — stream_position advances once per fired row plus once per tenant landing, so it is a witness-stream position, and the suggested (0_u64..).zip(plan) rewrite would have silently redefined it as the cycle index. Suppressed with #[expect] and a reason. The cognitive-shader-driver dev-dep is dev-only and acyclic: that crate's dependency on the planner is optional behind `with-planner`, which is not enabled here. --- .../board/exec-runs/audit-one-sided-bounds.md | 15 + .../board/exec-runs/silent-defaults-sweep.md | 29 + Cargo.lock | 1 + crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml | 18 + .../examples/blw_tenant.rs | 1056 +++++++++++++++++ 5 files changed, 1119 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/audit-one-sided-bounds.md create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/silent-defaults-sweep.md create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/audit-one-sided-bounds.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/audit-one-sided-bounds.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c48e5b44 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/audit-one-sided-bounds.md @@ -0,0 +1,15 @@ +# Agent tag-file: audit-one-sided-bounds + +**Task:** report-only sweep for `E-THE-GATE-ASSERTED-A-CORPUS-IT-NEVER-SAW-1`'s named +sibling check — one-sided upper-bound assertions on counts derived from parsing/ +filtering/truncation across `crates/`. + +**Output:** `/tmp/audit_one_sided_bounds.md`. + +**Result:** 54 assertion sites classified (via 4 targeted grep passes on +`.len()`/`.count()`/named count-scalars, cross-checked against a 408-hit generic +`assert!(<=|<)` baseline for coverage auditing only): 20 AT RISK, 14 PAIRED, +20 SAFE-CAPACITY. + +**Nothing edited.** No `.rs` files touched, no `cargo` run. `crates/lance-graph-planner/ +examples/blw_tenant.rs` was not touched (per brief, another agent owns it). diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/silent-defaults-sweep.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/silent-defaults-sweep.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..1457092e --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/silent-defaults-sweep.md @@ -0,0 +1,29 @@ +## Silent-defaults IDENTITY-MERGE sweep (report-only, Sonnet) + +- Task: sweep crates/**/*.rs for the `Copula::Rel(pid.parse().unwrap_or(0))`-shaped + defect (a default applied to what is actually an IDENTITY, silently merging + distinct inputs into one shared key/index/discriminant). +- Scoped to the brief's stated antecedents: `.parse()`/`.try_into()`/ + `TryFrom::try_from()`/map-dictionary-lookup (`.get(&key)`)/index-resolution + (`.position`/`.find`/`.binary_search`) feeding `.unwrap_or*`. Exact uncapped + counts via Grep count-mode: parse=33, try_into=5, TryFrom=0, get(&..)=55, + position/find/binary_search=38 → 131 total, every one read in context. +- Unscoped raw `.unwrap_or(`/`.unwrap_or_default()`/`.unwrap_or_else(` totals + (NOT individually read, out of the brief's antecedent scope): 1037/108/207 + = 1352 across crates/. +- Class counts (sum to 131): IDENTITY-MERGE=12, MEASURE-DEFAULT=71, + PROVEN-SAFE=48. `crates/jc` hits (4) folded into MEASURE/PROVEN-SAFE, + excluded from ranking per instructions. +- Top-ranked finding: `lance-graph-callcenter/src/bin/audit_verify.rs:745` + — `event_merkle_str.parse().unwrap_or(0)` in the audit tamper-evidence + cross-verify tool; a malformed merkle string silently becomes identity 0 + and feeds the published "OK (both, matching merkle)" / "JSONL-only" / + "Lance-only" counts — same defect shape as the confirmed + `blw_lens_twin.rs` bug, but in a security-relevant tool. Second-ranked: + `lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs:88` — the almost + byte-identical recurrence of the fixed defect + (`Copula::Rel(_pid.parse::().unwrap_or(0))`), not previously caught. +- Full ranked table (12 rows) + full per-hit classification table (131 rows) + + fixes: `/tmp/audit_silent_defaults.md`. +- Discipline: report-only, no `.rs` edits, no cargo run. Did not read all + 1352 unscoped raw hits (see report's "What I did NOT do"). diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index bab06d39..05057150 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -4991,6 +4991,7 @@ dependencies = [ "axum 0.8.9", "bgz17", "causal-edge", + "cognitive-shader-driver", "lance-graph-contract 0.1.0", "ndarray 0.17.2", "p64", diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml index fd8fc0db..4716aa43 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml @@ -46,6 +46,24 @@ axum = { version = "0.8", optional = true } [dev-dependencies] tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt-multi-thread", "macros"] } +# D-BLW-1 (`examples/blw_tenant.rs`) — the REAL `MailboxSoaOwner`. +# +# **DEV-ONLY, and it must stay dev-only.** The harness needs the production +# owner (`cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::MailboxSoA`) because the +# alternative — a harness-local `MailboxSoaOwner` impl — is exactly the "new +# SoA" that §12.5 forbids and the fake-owner substitution D-BLW-1 exists to +# prevent (`cycle_driver.rs`'s `FakeOwner` has no row columns, so no lens +# reading real data can run over it). +# +# The edge is acyclic in the built graph: `cognitive-shader-driver`'s own +# dependency on `lance-graph-planner` is OPTIONAL and gated behind its +# `with-planner` feature, which is NOT enabled here (its `default = []`). +# Even if it were, a dev-dependency cycle is permitted by cargo — but do NOT +# enable `with-planner` from this edge just to reach `MailboxSoA::cast_on_behalf`: +# `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` is the surface that performs the +# bootstrap rebind, and `cast_on_behalf` does not. +cognitive-shader-driver = { path = "../cognitive-shader-driver" } + # NOTE — `jc` dev-dep REMOVED with `examples/blw_lens_twin.rs` (the retired κ # instrument; §12.3c). It was added solely for that harness and is now unused, # so `crates/jc` is back to ZERO consumers in the workspace. diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..075b0291 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1056 @@ +//! `blw_tenant` — **D-BLW-1**: the Bible arm on the REAL post-#879 substrate. +//! +//! **ONE tenant. Verses are ROWS inside it.** An owner is a *tenant*, not a +//! shard (`E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`, plan §12.1a′): one +//! `MailboxSoA` = one mailbox = one kanban board. This harness constructs +//! **exactly one** `MailboxSoA` and never a second one — the corpus is seated as +//! rows of that single owner, and "N thoughts at once" is data-parallelism over +//! **rows inside the owner's slice**. +//! +//! ## Why this file exists +//! +//! The two prior BLW harnesses (`blw_lens_twin.rs`, `blw_texture.rs`) returned +//! **0** for the substrate grep +//! (`batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope`) +//! and were therefore free-standing loops that could not be evidence for any +//! substrate claim, however green (plan §12.7, defect 2). This harness runs on +//! the shipped surfaces: +//! +//! | what | surface consumed | +//! |---|---| +//! | the tenant | `cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::MailboxSoA` (`mailbox_soa.rs:58`) | +//! | the only row mutator | `MailboxSoA::write_row` — cycle-aware (`mailbox_soa.rs:417`) | +//! | the read lens | `MailboxSoaView::{identity_plane_at, energy, n_rows}` (`soa_view.rs:67`) | +//! | the pre-write cast | `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` → `BatchWriter::cast` (`owner_adapter.rs:92`, `batch_writer.rs:104`) | +//! | the seal | `persist_sink::persist_cycle` — N casts → ONE WAL append → ONE version (`persist_sink.rs:335`) | +//! | the post-seal apply | `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` → `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase` (`persist_sink.rs:396`, `:430`) | +//! | the lifecycle guard | `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase` direct (`soa_view.rs:311`) | +//! +//! ## The §4 trap — the applied step is THE PAIRED MOVE, never the scheduler's +//! +//! `owner_adapter.rs`'s module doc: *"never manufacture a generic +//! `next_phases().first()` transition merely because some version appeared."* +//! `NextPhaseScheduler` is right there and is **not** the applier. Cycle 3 makes +//! that falsifiable rather than merely stated: from `Evaluation` the scheduler's +//! forward arc is `Commit`, and the harness casts `Evaluation → Plan`. If the +//! applier ever fabricated the scheduler's default, the assertion in +//! [`PROBE-TRAP`](fn.main.html) fails. That is the whole point of the cycle. +//! +//! ## What this harness does NOT claim +//! +//! - **No durability.** `MemWal` is in-process `Mutex`/`Vec`, mirroring +//! `persist_sink`'s own `FakeWalSink`. Per that module's own header: +//! *"`compile+test green ≠ storage proven`"*. **No concrete Lance sink exists +//! anywhere in the tree** and this file does not add one. The version numbers +//! here are sequence numbers, not Lance versions. +//! - **No `deinterlace` / `DeinterlaceRow` read.** There is still no production +//! `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and no production caller of `deinterlace` +//! (`batch_writer.rs` module doc). The durability *observation* seam is +//! **not** wired here — see the report's "seam I stopped at". +//! - **No stance instrument.** The row body is a deterministic bloom-containment +//! read over the content identity plane, deliberately NOT a Hegel/Nietzsche/ +//! Kant/Wittgenstein projection: §12.3c retired κ and §12.7 recorded the +//! texture rewrite as a KILL. **D-BLW-1 is the substrate deliverable**; the +//! instrument is D-BLW-2's problem and is not smuggled in here. +//! +//! ## The memory figure, and what struct it is a figure OF +//! +//! The canonical row is **512 B** (`NODE_ROW_STRIDE`, const-asserted +//! `size_of::() == 512`), so 2,048 canonical rows = **1 MiB**. The +//! byte image this harness snapshots is a figure of **`MailboxSoA<2048>`**, not +//! of `NodeRow`: its content/topic/angle identity planes alone are +//! `3 × 2048 × 256 × 8 B` = **12 MiB** (6,144 B/row, 12× the canon). That +//! divergence is the open question `ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON` and +//! is **not** resolved here — it is named so no figure below is silently read as +//! a figure of the canonical node row. +//! +//! ## Run +//! +//! ```text +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_tenant # 2,000 verses (default) +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_tenant -- 512 # bounded +//! BLW_KJV_TSV=/path/to/kjv_verses.tsv cargo run ... --example blw_tenant +//! ``` +//! +//! The corpus is **bounded on purpose**: the full 31,102-verse run of the prior +//! harness exceeded a 10-minute budget (§12.7). Default 2,000; the cap is the +//! tenant capacity `N_CAP`. + +#![allow( + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_precision_loss, + clippy::cast_sign_loss +)] + +use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; +use std::sync::Mutex; + +use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::{MailboxSoA, WriteCell, WriteOutcome, WORDS_PER_FP}; +use lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader::MetaWord; +use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; +use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; +use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::{DatasetVersion, NextPhaseScheduler, VersionScheduler}; +use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::{IdentityPlane, MailboxSoaOwner, MailboxSoaView}; +use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; +use lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent; +use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ + persist_cycle, recover_and_apply, CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, + SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, +}; +use lance_graph_planner::traits::StrategyOutcome; + +// ── the ONE tenant ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Row capacity of the single tenant. `MailboxSoA` is const-generic, so the +/// capacity is a type-level constant; the *logical* row count is declared with +/// `set_populated` and read back through `MailboxSoaView::n_rows`. +const N_CAP: usize = 2048; + +/// Default bounded corpus size (§12.7: the unbounded run blew a 10-min budget). +const DEFAULT_VERSES: usize = 2_000; + +/// The tenant's mailbox id. Deliberately **non-zero**: `mailbox 0` is the +/// bootstrap sentinel (`owner_adapter::BOOTSTRAP_OWNER`), so a zero id here +/// would make the rebind assertion vacuous. +const TENANT_ID: MailboxId = 7; + +/// The tenant's 6-bit witness slot (`w_slot < 64` is asserted by the ctor). +const TENANT_W_SLOT: u8 = 7; + +/// Firing threshold handed to the ctor. Unused by this harness's read path +/// (`consume_firing` is not exercised — the harness never delivers batons). +const TENANT_THRESHOLD: f32 = 1.0; + +/// The single tenant type. **One** of these is constructed, ever. +type Tenant = MailboxSoA; + +// ── the byte image (the falsifier's instrument) ───────────────────────────── + +/// Bytes of the per-row fixed columns in the image: energy(4) + plasticity(1) + +/// last_active_cycle(4) + last_write_cycle(4) + edge(8) + qualia(8) + meta(4) + +/// entity_type(2) + temporal(8) + expert(2) + sigma(1). +const FIXED_COLS: usize = 4 + 1 + 4 + 4 + 8 + 8 + 4 + 2 + 8 + 2 + 1; + +/// Bytes of the three autopoiesis-triangle style lanes (12 atoms each). +const STYLE_LANES: usize = 12 * 3; + +/// Bytes of one identity plane (`WORDS_PER_FP` u64). +const PLANE_BYTES: usize = WORDS_PER_FP * 8; + +/// Total bytes one row contributes to the image. +const ROW_IMG: usize = FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES + 3 * PLANE_BYTES; + +/// Bytes of the tenant-level scalar head: mailbox_id(4) + w_slot(1) + +/// current_cycle(4) + phase(1) + populated(8) + stale_write_count(8) + +/// threshold(4). +const SCALAR_IMG: usize = 4 + 1 + 4 + 1 + 8 + 8 + 4; + +/// Total image length — asserted at runtime so a column silently dropped from +/// [`snapshot`] cannot pass as "byte-identical" (the exact defect the previous +/// arm shipped: a 6-column snapshot calling itself a full comparison). +const IMAGE_LEN: usize = SCALAR_IMG + N_CAP * ROW_IMG; + +/// A **complete** little-endian byte image of the tenant's backing store: +/// every tenant scalar, then every per-row column of **every capacity row** +/// (`0..N_CAP`, not `0..populated` — a mutation to a padding row must be +/// visible too), including all three identity planes and all three style lanes. +/// +/// This is the falsifier's instrument. It reads only `&self`. +fn snapshot(o: &Tenant) -> Vec { + let mut b = Vec::with_capacity(IMAGE_LEN); + + // ── tenant scalars ── + b.extend_from_slice(&o.mailbox_id.to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.w_slot); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.current_cycle.to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.phase() as u8); + b.extend_from_slice(&(o.populated() as u64).to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.stale_write_count().to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.threshold.to_bits().to_le_bytes()); + + // Hoisted zero-copy column borrows (all are capacity-length `N_CAP`). + let energy = o.energy(); + let edges = o.edges_raw(); + let meta = o.meta_raw(); + let etype = o.entity_type(); + + // Driven off `energy`'s iterator (length `N_CAP`) rather than a bare index + // range, so the loop covers every capacity row by construction. + for (row, e) in energy.iter().enumerate() { + b.extend_from_slice(&e.to_bits().to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.plasticity_counter[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.last_active_cycle[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.last_write_cycle[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&edges[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.qualia[row].0.to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&meta[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&etype[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.temporal[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.expert[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.sigma[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.frozen_style[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.learned_style[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.explore_style[row]); + for w in o.content_row(row) { + b.extend_from_slice(&w.to_le_bytes()); + } + for w in o.topic_row(row) { + b.extend_from_slice(&w.to_le_bytes()); + } + for w in o.angle_row(row) { + b.extend_from_slice(&w.to_le_bytes()); + } + } + b +} + +/// Byte offset of the first difference, or `None` when the images are identical. +/// Never `assert_eq!`s the images themselves — they are ~12 MiB and a failure +/// message must be an offset, not a memory dump. +fn first_diff(a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> Option { + if a.len() != b.len() { + return Some(a.len().min(b.len())); + } + a.iter().zip(b).position(|(x, y)| x != y) +} + +/// Human-readable location of an image offset — so a can-fire result names the +/// column it detected, not just "they differ". +fn locate(off: usize) -> String { + if off < SCALAR_IMG { + return format!("tenant scalar head (+{off})"); + } + let rel = off - SCALAR_IMG; + let row = rel / ROW_IMG; + let f = rel % ROW_IMG; + let region = if f < FIXED_COLS { + "fixed columns" + } else if f < FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES { + "style lanes" + } else if f < FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES + PLANE_BYTES { + "CONTENT plane" + } else if f < FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES + 2 * PLANE_BYTES { + "TOPIC plane" + } else { + "ANGLE plane" + }; + format!("row {row}, {region} (+{f} in row)") +} + +/// The image slice belonging to one row. +fn row_image(img: &[u8], row: usize) -> &[u8] { + let lo = SCALAR_IMG + row * ROW_IMG; + &img[lo..lo + ROW_IMG] +} + +// ── the row body: a deterministic bloom read (NOT a stance instrument) ────── + +/// Bits set per token in a 16,384-bit identity plane. +const BLOOM_K: usize = 4; + +/// FNV-1a over `bytes`, salted with `seed`. +fn fnv1a(bytes: &[u8], seed: u64) -> u64 { + let mut h = 0xcbf2_9ce4_8422_2325_u64 ^ seed.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + for &c in bytes { + h ^= u64::from(c); + h = h.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + } + h +} + +/// Set this token's `BLOOM_K` bits in a `WORDS_PER_FP`-word plane. +fn bloom_add(plane: &mut [u64], token: &str, salt: u64) { + for k in 0..BLOOM_K { + let h = fnv1a( + token.as_bytes(), + salt ^ (k as u64).wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9), + ); + let bit = (h % (WORDS_PER_FP as u64 * 64)) as usize; + plane[bit / 64] |= 1u64 << (bit % 64); + } +} + +/// Lowercased alphanumeric tokens of length ≥ 2. +fn tokens(text: &str) -> impl Iterator + '_ { + text.split(|c: char| !c.is_ascii_alphanumeric()) + .filter(|t| t.len() >= 2) + .map(str::to_ascii_lowercase) +} + +/// Build a plane from a verse's tokens. +fn encode_plane(text: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + for t in tokens(text) { + bloom_add(&mut plane, &t, salt); + } + plane +} + +/// Build a probe plane from a single term. +fn probe_plane(term: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + bloom_add(&mut plane, term, salt); + plane +} + +/// The aggregate a read sweep produces — an owned `Copy` microcopy, never a +/// borrow into the SoA (`data-flow.md` category 2). +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)] +struct Sweep { + /// Rows visited (bounded by `n_rows()`, the declared logical size). + scanned: usize, + /// Rows whose content plane contains every probe bit. + fired: usize, + /// Mean per-row overlap fraction against the probe, in `[0,1]`. + mean_similarity: f32, + /// Mean per-row energy — reported, not used as a gate (the harness delivers + /// no `CausalEdge64` batons, so `apply_edges` never runs). + mean_energy: f32, +} + +/// Evaluate **every** row through the read-only view. +/// +/// Reads are **borrowed row slices** into the tenant's backing store +/// (`identity_plane_at`, `energy`); the reasoning is on owned `Copy` +/// microcopies; nothing is written. The `&V` receiver is the structural +/// guarantee: **no `&mut self` during computation** (`data-flow.md`). +fn sweep_rows(view: &V, probe: &[u64]) -> (Sweep, Vec) { + let n_rows = view.n_rows(); + let energy = view.energy(); + let probe_bits: u32 = probe.iter().map(|w| w.count_ones()).sum(); + + let mut fired = Vec::new(); + let mut sim_acc = 0.0f64; + let mut energy_acc = 0.0f64; + let mut scanned = 0usize; + + for (row, row_energy) in energy.iter().enumerate().take(n_rows) { + // BORROWED slice into the backing store — zero-copy (data-flow §1). + let Some(plane) = view.identity_plane_at(row, IdentityPlane::Content) else { + continue; + }; + // From here on: owned Copy microcopies only (data-flow §2). + let overlap: u32 = probe + .iter() + .zip(plane) + .map(|(p, w)| (p & w).count_ones()) + .sum(); + scanned += 1; + energy_acc += f64::from(*row_energy); + if probe_bits > 0 { + sim_acc += f64::from(overlap) / f64::from(probe_bits); + if overlap == probe_bits { + fired.push(row as u32); + } + } + } + + let denom = if scanned == 0 { 1.0 } else { scanned as f64 }; + ( + Sweep { + scanned, + fired: fired.len(), + mean_similarity: (sim_acc / denom) as f32, + mean_energy: (energy_acc / denom) as f32, + }, + fired, + ) +} + +// ── the write descriptor `P` (DTO purity) ─────────────────────────────────── + +/// The `BatchWriter` payload — a **descriptor** (dirty row range + cycle), never +/// owned delta bytes (`batch_writer.rs` Addendum-6: the sink reads the LIVE +/// store at flush). +/// +/// **It carries NO owner / mailbox / tenant field.** Ownership rides the *cast +/// pairing* (`BatchWriter::on_behalf_of`), never the DTO — the write-on-behalf +/// iron rule. The harness asserts this pairing rather than restating it. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +struct RowSpanDescriptor { + /// First dirty row (inclusive). + row_lo: u32, + /// Last dirty row (exclusive). + row_hi: u32, + /// The owner cycle the span belongs to. + cycle: u32, +} + +impl RowSpanDescriptor { + /// The descriptor's own LE bytes — what a landing carries in place of a + /// `NodeRowPacket` slice (`SweepSlot::payload`: *"a descriptor … bytes here"*). + fn to_le_bytes(self) -> [u8; 12] { + let mut out = [0u8; 12]; + out[0..4].copy_from_slice(&self.row_lo.to_le_bytes()); + out[4..8].copy_from_slice(&self.row_hi.to_le_bytes()); + out[8..12].copy_from_slice(&self.cycle.to_le_bytes()); + out + } +} + +// ── the WAL seam (in-process; NOT durability) ─────────────────────────────── + +/// One sealed cycle, as this in-process sink holds it. +struct SealedCycle { + /// The cycle identity. + cycle: CycleId, + /// The version the seal published. + version: DatasetVersion, + /// Landings AS COMMITTED — already write-side ordered before the append. + landings: Vec, + /// Distinct rows in the coalesced final image. + image_rows: usize, +} + +/// An in-process `WalSink`, mirroring `persist_sink`'s own `FakeWalSink` +/// (including its optimistic-concurrency fence on `base`). +/// +/// **This proves the CONTRACT (one append per cycle, stored order, sealed read +/// horizon), NOT durability.** There is no WAL, no restart, no manifest, and no +/// Lance table anywhere in this file. +struct MemWal { + sealed: Mutex>, + next_version: AtomicU64, + /// Physical appends — must be exactly ONE per committed cycle. + wal_writes: AtomicU64, +} + +impl MemWal { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + sealed: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), + next_version: AtomicU64::new(1), + wal_writes: AtomicU64::new(0), + } + } + fn wal_writes(&self) -> u64 { + self.wal_writes.load(Ordering::SeqCst) + } + fn head(&self) -> DatasetVersion { + self.sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .last() + .map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version) + } + fn image_rows_of(&self, cycle: CycleId) -> Option { + self.sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .find(|s| s.cycle == cycle) + .map(|s| s.image_rows) + } +} + +impl WalSink for MemWal { + async fn commit_cycle( + &self, + base: DatasetVersion, + batch: DetachedCycleBatch, + ) -> Result { + let mut sealed = self.sealed.lock().expect("MemWal poisoned"); + // Epistemic horizon: a commit must target the current sealed head. + let head = sealed.last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version); + if base != head { + return Err(WriteFailed(format!( + "stale base {base:?}: sealed head is {head:?}" + ))); + } + // THE single amortized append for the whole cycle. + self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)); + sealed.push(SealedCycle { + cycle: batch.frame.cycle, + version, + image_rows: batch.image.len(), + landings: batch.landings, + }); + Ok(version) + } + + async fn scan_sealed( + &self, + from_version: Option, + ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + // Returned in STORED order — never re-sorted (order was fixed at seal). + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .filter(|s| from_version.is_none_or(|f| s.version > f)) + .flat_map(|s| { + s.landings.iter().map(|slot| LandedSlot { + version: s.version, + slot: slot.clone(), + }) + }) + .collect()) + } + + async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .map(|s| (s.cycle, s.version)) + .collect()) + } +} + +// ── corpus ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Read `index\ttext` rows, bounded to `limit`. +fn load_verses(path: &str, limit: usize) -> std::io::Result> { + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + Ok(raw + .lines() + .filter_map(|l| l.split_once('\t').map(|(_, t)| t.to_string())) + .take(limit) + .collect()) +} + +/// Seat the verses as ROWS of the one tenant. +/// +/// This is the **builder** phase, not a compute path — `data-flow.md` allows +/// `&mut` for a builder. Row columns go through `write_row`, the SoA's ONE +/// cycle-aware mutator; `energy` is initialised through its public column +/// because `WriteCell` carries no energy field (production energy arrives via +/// `apply_edges` from `CausalEdge64` batons, which this harness has no source +/// for — so the sweep reports energy rather than gating on it). +/// +/// The **angle** plane is deliberately left all-zero: it is the silent region +/// the can-fire twin later mutates, which is the sharpest possible test that +/// [`snapshot`] genuinely reads the identity planes (the previous arm's +/// snapshot did not). +fn seed_tenant(owner: &mut Tenant, verses: &[String]) -> usize { + let cycle = owner.cycle(); + let mut seated = 0usize; + for (row, text) in verses.iter().enumerate().take(N_CAP) { + let content = encode_plane(text, 0); + let topic = encode_plane(text, 0xA5A5_A5A5); + let cell = WriteCell { + content: Some(content.as_slice()), + topic: Some(topic.as_slice()), + entity_type: Some((row % 251) as u16), + temporal: Some(row as u64), + meta: Some(MetaWord((text.len() as u32) & 0x00FF_FFFF)), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + if owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell) == WriteOutcome::Accepted { + // Builder-phase direct column init (see fn doc). + owner.energy[row] = (text.len() as f32) * 0.01; + seated += 1; + } + } + owner.set_populated(seated); + seated +} + +// ── the cycle ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// The bootstrap lifecycle intent a strategy SURFACES: `mailbox 0`, +/// `witness_chain_position 0` — the zero-fallback sentinel `rebind_bootstrap` +/// recognises. `from`/`to`/`exec` are preserved bit-for-bit by the rebind. +fn bootstrap_intent(from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { + KanbanMove { + mailbox: 0, + from, + to, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Elixir, + } +} + +/// Apply the gated write-back to the fired rows ONLY, through `write_row`. +/// Returns how many landings the gate accepted. +fn stamp_fired_rows(owner: &mut Tenant, fired: &[u32], stamp: u64) -> usize { + let cycle = owner.cycle(); + let mut accepted = 0usize; + for &row in fired { + let cell = WriteCell { + temporal: Some(stamp), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + if owner.write_row(row as usize, cycle, &cell) == WriteOutcome::Accepted { + accepted += 1; + } + } + accepted +} + +/// Everything one sealed cycle needs from its caller. +struct CycleSpec { + /// Cycle identity. + id: CycleId, + /// The lifecycle arc this cycle's thought INTENDS. + from: KanbanColumn, + /// …and where it intends to go. + to: KanbanColumn, +} + +// ── main ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[tokio::main(flavor = "current_thread")] +async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { + let path = std::env::var("BLW_KJV_TSV").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv".to_string()); + let limit = std::env::args() + .nth(1) + .and_then(|a| a.parse::().ok()) + .unwrap_or(DEFAULT_VERSES) + .min(N_CAP); + + println!("== D-BLW-1 — ONE tenant, verses as ROWS, on the post-#879 substrate =="); + println!("corpus : {path} (bounded to {limit})"); + + let verses = load_verses(&path, limit)?; + if verses.is_empty() { + return Err(format!("no verses parsed from {path} (expected `index\\ttext` rows)").into()); + } + + // ── THE ONE TENANT. Constructed once; never a second owner in this file. ── + let mut owner: Tenant = MailboxSoA::new(TENANT_ID, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD); + let seated = seed_tenant(&mut owner, &verses); + // Move the cycle stamp off 0 so the bootstrap-cycle rebind (0 → live) is + // non-vacuous when it is asserted below. + owner.tick(); + + println!( + "tenant : mailbox {} w_slot {} — 1 owner, {} rows seated of {} capacity", + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.w_slot, + owner.n_rows(), + N_CAP + ); + println!( + "image : {} B of MailboxSoA<{}> (3 identity planes = {} B/row; canon NodeRow = 512 B/row \ + → 2048 canon rows would be {} B). ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON, unresolved.", + IMAGE_LEN, + N_CAP, + 3 * PLANE_BYTES, + N_CAP * 512 + ); + assert!(seated > 0, "no rows seated — nothing to evaluate"); + assert_eq!( + owner.n_rows(), + seated, + "declared logical size == seated rows" + ); + + // ── image anti-vacuity: the instrument must actually cover the store ── + let base_img = snapshot(&owner); + assert_eq!( + base_img.len(), + IMAGE_LEN, + "the byte image must cover every column of every capacity row" + ); + let nonzero = base_img.iter().filter(|b| **b != 0).count(); + // Scale-free coverage gate: each seated row contributes ~250 non-zero bytes + // (two bloom planes + the fixed columns), so `> seated * 8` holds at ANY + // corpus size while still failing loudly for an image that is effectively + // all-zero — where "byte-identical" would be trivially true. A percentage + // gate would have been tuned to one corpus size. + assert!( + nonzero > seated * 8, + "image is near-uniformly zero ({nonzero} non-zero of {} over {seated} rows) — \ + 'byte-identical' would be trivially true", + base_img.len() + ); + println!( + "instrument : {} B image, {nonzero} non-zero bytes ({:.2}%)", + base_img.len(), + 100.0 * nonzero as f64 / base_img.len() as f64 + ); + + // ── PROBE-GUARD: an illegal Rubicon edge is refused AND mutates nothing ── + // `try_advance_phase` is the checked mutator; Planning → Evaluation is an + // illegal skip. Can-fire (the guard barks) + can-stay-silent (no mutation). + let before_guard = snapshot(&owner); + let refused = owner.try_advance_phase(KanbanColumn::Evaluation); + let after_guard = snapshot(&owner); + assert!( + refused.is_err(), + "Planning → Evaluation must be refused by the Rubicon DAG" + ); + assert_eq!( + first_diff(&before_guard, &after_guard), + None, + "a refused transition must not mutate the tenant" + ); + println!( + "PROBE-GUARD : illegal edge refused ({}), tenant byte-identical — OK", + refused.unwrap_err() + ); + + // ── PROBE-LENS: the row body discriminates (can-fire AND can-stay-silent) ── + let probe = probe_plane("god", 0); + let (hit_sweep, _) = sweep_rows(&owner, &probe); + let silent_probe = probe_plane("zzqxjvw", 0); + let (silent_sweep, silent_rows) = sweep_rows(&owner, &silent_probe); + // BOTH halves, unconditionally: something fires and something does not. This + // is what makes the "untouched remainder is byte-identical" check below + // non-vacuous — an empty remainder would prove nothing. + assert!( + hit_sweep.fired > 0 && hit_sweep.fired < hit_sweep.scanned, + "the lens must fire on some rows and NOT on others: {hit_sweep:?}" + ); + assert!( + silent_rows.is_empty(), + "an absent term must fire nothing: {silent_sweep:?}" + ); + // The stronger SPARSENESS claim is gated on corpus size, and the gate is + // stated rather than tuned: a short prefix of Genesis 1 is ~90% "God", so a + // 10-verse run legitimately fires on almost every row. Asserting sparseness + // there would be an assertion about Genesis 1, not about the filter. + if hit_sweep.scanned >= 512 { + assert!( + hit_sweep.fired * 2 < hit_sweep.scanned, + "over a corpus this size the dirty set must be a SPARSE minority: {hit_sweep:?}" + ); + } + println!( + "PROBE-LENS : probe 'god' fires {}/{} ({:.1}%), absent term fires {} — discriminating", + hit_sweep.fired, + hit_sweep.scanned, + 100.0 * hit_sweep.fired as f64 / hit_sweep.scanned as f64, + silent_sweep.fired + ); + + // ── the sealed cycles ──────────────────────────────────────────────────── + let sink = MemWal::new(); + let mut writer: BatchWriter = BatchWriter::new(); + let mut watermark: Option = None; + let mut stream_position: u64 = 0; + + let plan = [ + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(1), + from: KanbanColumn::Planning, + to: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(2), + from: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + to: KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + }, + // The §4 TRAP cycle: the scheduler's forward arc from Evaluation is + // `Commit`; the thought casts `Plan`. The applier must honour the CAST. + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(3), + from: KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + to: KanbanColumn::Plan, + }, + ]; + + // `explicit_counter_loop` is a FALSE POSITIVE here and its suggested + // rewrite would be wrong. `stream_position` is not a per-iteration loop + // counter: it advances once per FIRED ROW inside the landing `map` below + // (hundreds per cycle) and once more for the tenant-level landing, so it is + // a monotonic position in the witness stream across the whole run. + // `(0_u64..).zip(plan.iter())` would reset it to the cycle index and + // silently change what the stream positions mean. + #[expect( + clippy::explicit_counter_loop, + reason = "stream_position is a witness-stream position advanced per landing, not a loop counter" + )] + for spec in &plan { + assert_eq!(owner.phase(), spec.from, "cycle {:?} precondition", spec.id); + let owner_cycle = owner.cycle(); + + // ── ① THE CENTRAL FALSIFIER — evaluating ALL rows mutates NOTHING ── + let pre_eval = snapshot(&owner); + let (sweep, fired) = sweep_rows(&owner, &probe); + let post_eval = snapshot(&owner); + if let Some(off) = first_diff(&pre_eval, &post_eval) { + panic!( + "FALSIFIER FAILED: evaluating {} rows mutated the tenant at byte {off} — {}", + sweep.scanned, + locate(off) + ); + } + assert!( + sweep.scanned == owner.n_rows() && sweep.scanned > 0, + "the sweep must visit every logical row (non-vacuous silence): {sweep:?}" + ); + + // ── ② gated write-back — ONLY the sparse dirty set advances ── + let accepted = stamp_fired_rows(&mut owner, &fired, u64::from(owner_cycle) << 32); + assert_eq!(accepted, fired.len(), "every gated write must be Accepted"); + let post_write = snapshot(&owner); + + // Anti-vacuity (§12.3 D-BLW-1 falsifier): the untouched remainder is + // byte-identical, and the touched set genuinely changed. BOTH halves. + let mut changed = 0usize; + let mut leaked = Vec::new(); + for row in 0..N_CAP { + let differs = row_image(&pre_eval, row) != row_image(&post_write, row); + let is_dirty = fired.binary_search(&(row as u32)).is_ok(); + if differs { + changed += 1; + } + if differs != is_dirty { + leaked.push(row); + } + } + assert!( + leaked.is_empty(), + "only the sealed sparse set may advance; divergent rows: {:?}", + &leaked[..leaked.len().min(8)] + ); + assert_eq!(changed, fired.len(), "changed rows == dirty rows"); + assert!( + changed > 0, + "a write-back that changes nothing proves nothing" + ); + + // ── ③ the pre-write cast — write-on-behalf, ahead of the write ── + let outcome = StrategyOutcome { + reliability: sweep.mean_similarity, + intended_move: Some(bootstrap_intent(spec.from, spec.to)), + }; + let span = RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: fired.first().copied().unwrap_or(0), + row_hi: fired.last().copied().unwrap_or(0) + 1, + cycle: owner_cycle, + }; + // The owner id is READ FROM THE OWNER at the call site, so the cast + // cannot name a mailbox other than the SoA it writes. + let cast = + emit_bootstrap_intent(&outcome, owner.mailbox_id(), owner_cycle, &mut writer, span) + .expect("a bootstrap sentinel must rebind and cast"); + + // Ownership rides the CAST PAIRING, never the DTO. Every landing below + // takes its owner from HERE, not from `RowSpanDescriptor` (which has no + // owner field at all). + let cast_owner = writer + .on_behalf_of(cast) + .expect("the cast is recorded on the writer"); + assert_eq!( + cast_owner, + owner.mailbox_id(), + "write-on-behalf of the live owner" + ); + let cast_move = { + let moves = writer + .intent_moves(cast) + .expect("the cast recorded its intent"); + assert_eq!(moves.len(), 1, "one lifecycle intent per cast"); + moves[0] + }; + // Anti-vacuity on the rebind: the sentinel fields ACTUALLY moved. + assert_ne!(cast_move.mailbox, 0, "owner sentinel was rebound"); + assert_eq!(cast_move.mailbox, owner.mailbox_id()); + assert_ne!( + cast_move.witness_chain_position, 0, + "cycle sentinel rebound" + ); + assert_eq!(cast_move.witness_chain_position, owner_cycle); + assert_eq!((cast_move.from, cast_move.to), (spec.from, spec.to)); + + // ── ④ the seal — N landings → ONE append → ONE version ── + let mut slots: Vec = fired + .iter() + .map(|&row| { + stream_position += 1; + SweepSlot { + cycle: spec.id, + stream_position, + owner: cast_owner, + row: u64::from(row), + // A ROW landing carries NO lifecycle move: the kanban board + // belongs to the TENANT, not to a row. One tenant = one + // board, so exactly ONE landing per cycle carries the step. + paired_move: None, + payload: RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: row, + row_hi: row + 1, + cycle: owner_cycle, + } + .to_le_bytes() + .to_vec(), + } + }) + .collect(); + stream_position += 1; + slots.push(SweepSlot { + cycle: spec.id, + stream_position, + owner: cast_owner, + row: 0, + paired_move: Some(cast_move), + payload: span.to_le_bytes().to_vec(), + }); + let n_landings = slots.len(); + + let appends_before = sink.wal_writes(); + let base = sink.head(); + let version = persist_cycle(&sink, CycleFrame::new(spec.id, base), slots).await?; + assert_eq!( + sink.wal_writes() - appends_before, + 1, + "{n_landings} landings → exactly ONE WAL append" + ); + + // ── ⑤ THE TRAP — what the scheduler WOULD have proposed, recorded now ── + let scheduler_would = NextPhaseScheduler + .on_version(&owner, version, ExecTarget::Native) + .map(|m| m.to); + + // ── ⑥ the post-seal apply — THE PAIRED MOVE, via try_advance_phase ── + let sealed = sink.scan_sealed(Some(base)).await?; + let pre_apply = snapshot(&owner); + let recovered = recover_and_apply(&mut owner, &sealed, watermark).map_err(|(_, e)| e)?; + watermark = recovered.watermark; + let post_apply = snapshot(&owner); + + assert_eq!( + recovered.applied.len(), + 1, + "one tenant, one board → exactly one lifecycle step per cycle" + ); + let applied = recovered.applied[0]; + assert_eq!( + (applied.from, applied.to), + (cast_move.from, cast_move.to), + "the applied step must be THE PAIRED MOVE that was cast" + ); + assert_eq!( + owner.phase(), + spec.to, + "the tenant advanced to the cast target" + ); + + // The lifecycle step is a TENANT scalar — it must touch no row bytes. + let apply_diff = first_diff(&pre_apply, &post_apply) + .expect("applying a phase step must change the image"); + assert!( + apply_diff < SCALAR_IMG, + "the kanban step must move only tenant scalars, not row bytes — moved {}", + locate(apply_diff) + ); + + println!( + "cycle {:>2} : {} rows swept (mean sim {:.4}, mean energy {:.4}), {} dirty, \ + {} landings → 1 append → {:?}; image_rows {:?}; applied {:?}→{:?} (cast), \ + scheduler would have said {:?}", + spec.id.0, + sweep.scanned, + sweep.mean_similarity, + sweep.mean_energy, + fired.len(), + n_landings, + version, + sink.image_rows_of(spec.id), + applied.from, + applied.to, + scheduler_would + ); + + // ── the §4 trap, made falsifiable on the one cycle where they differ ── + if spec.id == CycleId(3) { + assert_eq!( + scheduler_would, + Some(KanbanColumn::Commit), + "NextPhaseScheduler's forward arc from Evaluation is Commit" + ); + assert_eq!(applied.to, KanbanColumn::Plan); + assert_ne!( + Some(applied.to), + scheduler_would, + "PROBE-TRAP: the applier honoured the CAST move, not the scheduler's default" + ); + println!( + "PROBE-TRAP : scheduler proposed {:?}, cast said {:?}, applied {:?} — \ + the paired move won", + scheduler_would.expect("checked above"), + cast_move.to, + applied.to + ); + } + + owner.tick(); + } + + // ── THE CAN-FIRE TWIN — the comparator must DETECT deliberate mutation ── + // A guard that cannot bark is the defect one level up. Two probes, chosen + // so a snapshot that skipped a region cannot pass: + // (a) a small fixed column (`meta`); + // (b) the ANGLE identity plane, which is all-zero for the entire run — + // a snapshot that never reads it would report "identical". + let cycle_now = owner.cycle(); + + let pre_mut = snapshot(&owner); + let victim = seated / 2; + let bump = WriteCell { + meta: Some(MetaWord(0x00AB_CDEF)), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + assert_eq!( + owner.write_row(victim, cycle_now, &bump), + WriteOutcome::Accepted + ); + let post_mut = snapshot(&owner); + let d_fixed = first_diff(&pre_mut, &post_mut) + .expect("CAN-FIRE FAILED: a deliberate fixed-column mutation went undetected"); + let where_fixed = locate(d_fixed); + // The first byte to move is the `last_write_cycle` stamp the gate itself + // writes, ahead of `meta` in the row image — both are fixed columns. + assert!( + where_fixed.contains("fixed columns"), + "the detected difference must be in the fixed columns, got {where_fixed}" + ); + println!( + "PROBE-MUT-a : gated one-column write to row {victim} detected at byte {d_fixed} — {where_fixed}" + ); + + let pre_mut2 = snapshot(&owner); + let mut poisoned = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + poisoned[WORDS_PER_FP - 1] = 1; // one bit, in the last word of the plane + let bump2 = WriteCell { + angle: Some(poisoned.as_slice()), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + assert_eq!( + owner.write_row(victim, cycle_now, &bump2), + WriteOutcome::Accepted + ); + let post_mut2 = snapshot(&owner); + let d_angle = first_diff(&pre_mut2, &post_mut2) + .expect("CAN-FIRE FAILED: a one-bit ANGLE-plane mutation went undetected"); + let where_angle = locate(d_angle); + assert!( + where_angle.contains("ANGLE"), + "the detected difference must be in the ANGLE plane, got {where_angle}" + ); + println!( + "PROBE-MUT-b : 1-bit ANGLE-plane mutation detected at byte {d_angle} — {where_angle}" + ); + + // ── summary ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + let versions = sink.versions().await?; + println!("--"); + println!( + "tenants : 1 (never N) — mailbox {}, final phase {:?}, cycle {}", + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.phase(), + owner.cycle() + ); + println!( + "seal : {} cycles → {} versions, {} WAL appends, watermark {:?}", + plan.len(), + versions.len(), + sink.wal_writes(), + watermark + ); + println!( + "casts : {} recorded on the BatchWriter", + writer.casts().len() + ); + println!( + "NOT PROVEN : durability (MemWal is in-process), `deinterlace`/`DeinterlaceRow` \ + (no production implementor exists), and any stance/semantic claim." + ); + Ok(()) +} From 2f8cae4b480e70b97e12c4db70e492cf64e3aa18 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:33:38 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 25/54] board: consolidate the D-BLW-1 agent tag-file with the central gate result MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The agent wrote blw_tenant.rs under the no-cargo rule and reported it, correctly, as NOT COMPILED / NOT LINTED / NOT RUN, with an explicit list of questions it could not close without a compiler. Those questions now have answers, so the orchestrator's gate result is appended to its record rather than left implicit: build/clippy/fmt/run all PASS, substrate grep 27 (vs 0 for the deleted harnesses), and the two clippy findings resolved — one a genuine fix, one a false positive whose suggested rewrite would have silently redefined stream_position as the cycle index. The harness's declared boundaries (durability unproven, deinterlace unexercised, no semantic claim) are recorded as accepted and NOT upgraded. --- .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-tenant-d-blw-1.md | 203 ++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 203 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-tenant-d-blw-1.md diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-tenant-d-blw-1.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-tenant-d-blw-1.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..63388f34 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-tenant-d-blw-1.md @@ -0,0 +1,203 @@ +# D-BLW-1 — `examples/blw_tenant.rs` (Opus filigree agent, 2026-08-04) + +**Branch:** `claude/x265-x266-plans-review-h9osnl`. **Status: EDIT-ONLY — +NOT COMPILED, NOT LINTED, NOT RUN, NOT MEASURED.** The cargo grant was +withdrawn mid-task by operator directive; the orchestrator gates centrally. +Nothing below is a measurement. Every "must", "asserts", "proves" refers to +*code that was written*, never to an observed run. + +## Files touched + +| path | change | +|---|---| +| `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs` | **new**, 1,056 lines | +| `crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml` | `[dev-dependencies] cognitive-shader-driver = { path = "../cognitive-shader-driver" }` + an 18-line rationale block | +| `Cargo.lock` | 1 line, written by the orchestrator's own cargo run, not by me | + +## Preflight grep (the §7 gate) — **27**, not 0 + +`batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope` +→ **27 matching lines**. The two deleted harnesses scored 0, which is why they +could not support a substrate claim. + +Per symbol: `MailboxSoA` 11 · `BatchWriter` 7 · `write_row` 7 · +`try_advance_phase` 5 · `NextPhaseScheduler` 4 · `KanbanMove` 4 · +`emit_bootstrap_intent` 3 · `persist_cycle` 3 · `recover_and_apply` 3 · +`identity_plane_at` 3. + +## Substrate symbols consumed, with `file:line` + +| surface | definition | +|---|---| +| `MailboxSoA` — the tenant | `crates/cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs:58` | +| `MailboxSoA::new` (asserts `w_slot < 64`) | `mailbox_soa.rs:292` | +| `MailboxSoA::write_row` — the ONE cycle-aware row mutator | `mailbox_soa.rs:417` | +| `MailboxSoA::set_populated` / `populated` | `mailbox_soa.rs:495` / `:486` | +| `impl MailboxSoaView for MailboxSoA` (zero-copy column borrows) | `mailbox_soa.rs:852` | +| `identity_plane_at` override (real planes, `populated`-guarded) | `mailbox_soa.rs:886` | +| `impl MailboxSoaOwner for MailboxSoA` → `advance_phase` | `mailbox_soa.rs:949`, `:953` | +| `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase` (checked, Rubicon DAG) | `crates/lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs:311` | +| `KanbanColumn::{next_phases, can_transition_to}` | `contract/src/kanban.rs:101`, `:113` | +| `KanbanMove` (+ derived `libet_window_us`) | `contract/src/kanban.rs:172`, `:206` | +| `NextPhaseScheduler::on_version` — the thing that is NOT the applier | `contract/src/scheduler.rs:81` | +| `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` → `rebind_bootstrap` | `planner/src/owner_adapter.rs:92`, `:68` | +| `BatchWriter::{cast, on_behalf_of, intent_moves, casts}` | `planner/src/batch_writer.rs:104`, `:128`, `:120`, `:114` | +| `persist_sink::persist_cycle` (owner-mismatch + cycle-mismatch guards) | `planner/src/persist_sink.rs:335` | +| `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` → `try_advance_phase(mv.to)` | `planner/src/persist_sink.rs:396`, applier at `:430` | +| `WalSink` / `SweepSlot` / `LandedSlot` / `DetachedCycleBatch` | `planner/src/persist_sink.rs:303`, `:128`, `:157`, `:180` | +| `StrategyOutcome` (the D-MBX-A6 carrier) | `planner/src/traits.rs:182` | + +## The finding that shaped the design — `recover_and_apply` IS the paired-move applier + +`.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md` §5.1 lists "the +version-completion seam" as *to build*. **Reading the source, the applier +already exists**: `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` (`persist_sink.rs:396`) +walks SEALED landings in canonical `stream_position` order and, for each, +applies **`ls.slot.paired_move`** — the move that was cast — via +`owner.try_advance_phase(mv.to)` (`:430`), with an `OwnerMismatch` guard +(`:413`) and a `StalePhase` corruption guard (`:421`). It never consults +`NextPhaseScheduler`. So §4's trap is structurally avoided by the shipped +function, not by my harness's discipline. + +What is genuinely missing is narrower than "the seam": **a concrete `WalSink`** +(that module's own header: *"This module builds NO concrete Lance sink"*), and +the `BatchWriter`-cast → `Vec` glue. The harness supplies both +locally and says so. + +**Second structural finding, from the constraint itself.** One tenant = one +kanban board ⇒ **2,000 rows cannot each cast a lifecycle move**: the second +one would hit `StalePhase` (`persist_sink.rs:421`), because the first already +advanced the tenant. So the harness emits *N row landings with +`paired_move: None`* (the module's documented "no-step landing", +`persist_sink.rs:145`) plus **exactly ONE** landing carrying the tenant's +paired move. The lifecycle belongs to the tenant; the payload belongs to the +rows. That falls out of "an owner is a tenant" rather than being decoration on +top of it. + +## The central falsifier, as written (NOT as measured) + +`snapshot(&Tenant) -> Vec` builds a **complete** LE byte image: 7 tenant +scalars + **every** per-row column of **every capacity row** `0..N_CAP` +(not `0..populated`) — energy, plasticity, both cycle stamps, edge, qualia, +meta, entity_type, temporal, expert, sigma, all three style lanes, and all +three identity planes. `IMAGE_LEN` is const-computed and asserted at runtime, +so a column silently dropped from the snapshot cannot pass as "byte-identical" +— the exact defect the previous arm shipped (a 6-column snapshot calling +itself a full comparison). + +- **Silent half** (per cycle, ×3): snapshot → `sweep_rows` over every row → + snapshot → `first_diff` must be `None`, else `panic!` naming the offset and + its column. The sweep takes `&V: MailboxSoaView` — *no `&mut self` during + computation* is structural, not a comment. +- **Can-fire twin** (×2, both non-trivial): (a) a gated `write_row` of one + fixed column on one row of 2,000 — asserted to be detected AND located in + "fixed columns"; (b) a **one-bit** write into the **ANGLE plane**, which is + all-zero for the entire run — asserted detected AND located in "ANGLE plane". + (b) is deliberate: a snapshot that never reads the identity planes would + report "identical", which is precisely the prior defect. +- **Anti-vacuity on the write-back** (§12.3): after stamping ONLY the fired + rows, every row is compared row-image-wise; `differs != is_dirty` for any row + is a failure, plus `changed == fired.len()` and `changed > 0`. +- **Guard probe:** `try_advance_phase(Evaluation)` from `Planning` must `Err` + **and** leave the image byte-identical. +- **Trap probe (cycle 3):** `NextPhaseScheduler` is asked what it *would* have + proposed from `Evaluation` (`Commit`); the cast says `Plan`; the applied move + must equal the cast and must differ from the scheduler's default. +- **Lens anti-vacuity:** probe "god" must fire on some rows and not others; + an absent term must fire nothing. The stronger *sparseness* assert is gated + on `scanned >= 512`, and the gate is **stated rather than tuned** — a short + prefix of Genesis 1 is ~90 % "God", so asserting sparseness there would be an + assertion about Genesis 1, not about the filter. +- **Image coverage gate:** `nonzero > seated * 8` — scale-free, so it does not + silently pass at one corpus size and fail at another. + +## The seam I stopped at + +**Durability observation.** `MemWal` is in-process `Mutex`/`Vec` (mirroring +`persist_sink`'s own `FakeWalSink`, fence included). It proves the *contract* +— one append per cycle, stored order, sealed read horizon — and **not +durability**. `deinterlace` still has no production caller and there is still +no production `DeinterlaceRow` implementor (`batch_writer.rs` module doc), so +the "durability is observed via `QueryReference::at` + deinterlace" contract is +**not** exercised here. I did not build a `DeinterlaceRow`: that is D-BLW-3's +read surface, and faking it would have been the substitution this deliverable +exists to prevent. + +## What I did NOT do + +- Did not run cargo in any form (grant withdrawn mid-task). +- Did not build a stance instrument (§12.3c/§12.7 killed it; D-BLW-2's problem). +- Did not touch `persist_sink.rs`, `temporal.rs`, `batch_writer.rs`, + `owner_adapter.rs`, `soa_view.rs`, `mailbox_soa.rs`, or `crates/jc` (§12.5). +- Did not re-add the `jc` dev-dep. +- Did not enable `cognitive-shader-driver`'s `with-planner` feature (which + would reach `MailboxSoA::cast_on_behalf`, `mailbox_soa.rs:757`) — that would + activate the reverse edge, and `cast_on_behalf` does not perform the + bootstrap rebind that `emit_bootstrap_intent` does. +- Did not write `AGENT_LOG.md` or any shared board file. + +## Open questions I could not close without a compiler + +1. **Dev-dep cycle.** `lance-graph-planner --dev--> cognitive-shader-driver`, + whose own planner dep is optional and off by default. *Partially resolved + by evidence I did not produce*: the orchestrator's `Cargo.lock` now lists + `cognitive-shader-driver` under the planner, so resolution succeeded. + Build/link is still unverified. +2. **Clippy under `-D warnings`.** The `snapshot` loop was rewritten to iterate + `energy.iter().enumerate()` specifically to remove any `needless_range_loop` + exposure; a `match`→`if let` rewrite removed `single_match` exposure. Other + default lints unverified. +3. **Deref coercion sites.** `WriteCell.content/topic/angle` are + `Option<&[u64]>`; I pass `Some(v.as_slice())` everywhere rather than + `Some(&v)` so no coercion is relied on. +4. **`o.phase() as u8`** on the `#[repr(u8)]` fieldless `KanbanColumn` — should + be legal; unverified. +5. **Runtime cost.** ~12.16 MiB per snapshot × ~12 snapshots, built + byte-by-byte in a debug build. Untimed. If the orchestrator finds it slow, + the corpus bound is the first knob (`-- 512`), not the snapshot's coverage. +6. **`ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON` is NOT resolved here.** The image + is a figure of `MailboxSoA<2048>` (6,144 B/row of identity planes alone), + **not** of the 512 B canonical `NodeRow`. Named in the file header so no + number in the output is read as a canon-row figure. + +--- + +## ORCHESTRATOR GATE RESULT (main thread, 2026-08-04) — closes the open questions above + +The agent wrote this harness under the no-cargo rule and correctly reported it +as NOT COMPILED / NOT LINTED / NOT RUN. Gated centrally in the single shared +`target/`. Outcome: + +| gate | result | +|---|---| +| `cargo build -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_tenant` | **PASS** (one round-trip: the first attempt failed `E0433 cannot find crate cognitive_shader_driver`; the agent had already added the dev-dep, my build simply predated that edit) | +| `cargo clippy -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_tenant` | **PASS** — 0 warnings citing this file, after 2 fixes (below) | +| `cargo fmt -p lance-graph-planner --check` | **PASS** | +| run, 2,000-verse bound | **PASS**, 3 s wall, exit 0 | + +**Substrate check:** grep for +`batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope` +returns **27**. The two deleted harnesses returned **0**. + +**Two clippy findings, and one of them clippy was WRONG about:** +1. `needless_range_loop` — genuine. Fixed by enumerating the borrowed `energy` + slice (`energy.iter().enumerate().take(n_rows)`). +2. `explicit_counter_loop` on `stream_position` — **false positive, suggestion + rejected.** That variable advances once per FIRED ROW inside the landing + `map` (hundreds per cycle) *plus* once for the tenant-level landing, so it is + a witness-stream position, not a loop counter. Clippy's + `(0_u64..).zip(plan.iter())` rewrite would have silently redefined it as the + cycle index. Suppressed with `#[expect(..., reason = ...)]`. + +**Measured falsifier outcomes** (all from the real run, not restated from the +source): PROBE-GUARD illegal edge refused + tenant byte-identical; PROBE-LENS +255/2000 fire and 0 for an absent term (discriminating, not degenerate); +PROBE-MUT-a gated column write caught at byte 6226039; PROBE-MUT-b **one-bit** +ANGLE-plane flip caught at byte 6232248; PROBE-TRAP — *scheduler proposed +Commit, cast said Plan, applied Plan, the paired move won*. + +**The boundaries the harness declares are accepted as-is and NOT upgraded:** +durability unproven (MemWal is in-process), `deinterlace`/`DeinterlaceRow` +unexercised (no production implementor exists), no stance or semantic claim. + +Landed in `cbca9e6`. From 95c12c3449743fa081543e7ce59aed3824dfa749 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:34:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 26/54] correct the wiring doc: the version-completion applier ALREADY EXISTS MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit ⊘ My own doc, published hours earlier today, was wrong in the direction that costs the most: it told a reader to BUILD something that ships. I claimed "the post-write apply seam does not exist", built from owner_adapter.rs's statement that it "owns only the pre-write cast half" — from which I inferred the other half was unbuilt. Found by the D-BLW-1 agent reading the source I had not; re-verified by me line by line before correcting. persist_sink::recover_and_apply (persist_sink.rs:396) IS the applier. It walks sealed landings in canonical stream order, filters to this owner, skips anything at or below the applied_through watermark, and for a landing carrying Some(paired_move) applies THAT move via try_advance_phase(mv.to) (:430) behind two guards — OwnerMismatch when mv.mailbox != me (:412) and StalePhase when mv.from != owner.phase() (:421). A None landing only advances the watermark (:410). It never consults NextPhaseScheduler. Consequences corrected in the doc: - §3's "does not exist" row is struck with the evidence. - §4's trap (apply the PAIRED move, never the scheduler's forward arc) is avoided by the SHIPPED function, not by caller discipline. It stands as a warning for anyone writing a NEW applier; it is not a live hazard here. - §5.1 no longer sends a reader to build an applier. What actually remains is narrower: a concrete WalSink (the module's own header says it builds none) and the cast → SweepSlot glue. Also recorded a shape constraint found while building D-BLW-1, because it falls out of "an owner is a tenant" rather than being pasted on top: with ONE tenant, rows cannot each cast a lifecycle move — the second row's move would hit StalePhase, since the first already advanced the board. A cycle therefore emits N row landings with paired_move: None plus exactly ONE landing carrying the tenant's move. One mailbox = one kanban board, so one step per cycle. The lesson is the same one twice today, and the second instance is in the very doc that cites the first: I derived a negative from ONE module's self-description instead of reading the module it pointed at. A doc saying "X is a separate seam" tells you where X is NOT — never whether X exists (E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1). --- .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 57 ++++++++++++++++--- 1 file changed, 50 insertions(+), 7 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index f74a27c2..c4d709b5 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -89,10 +89,44 @@ production wiring. | gap | evidence | |---|---| | **`BatchWriter::cast()` has ZERO production call sites** | `batch_writer.rs` module doc, "STATUS: DECLARED", verified 2026-07-27 | -| **The post-write apply seam does not exist** | `owner_adapter.rs`: "That post-write application is a SEPARATE seam (the version-completion path)" — the adapter "owns only the pre-write cast half" | +| ~~**The post-write apply seam does not exist**~~ | ⊘ **WRONG — see the correction below.** | | **`deinterlace` has no production caller** | `batch_writer.rs` doc: all call sites are in `temporal.rs`'s own `#[cfg(test)]` module | | **No production `DeinterlaceRow` implementor** | same doc; the trait is at `temporal.rs:318` | +> **⊘ CORRECTION (2026-08-04, hours after this doc was written — the row above +> was mine and it was wrong).** I built the "does not exist" claim from +> `owner_adapter.rs`'s statement that it "owns only the pre-write cast half" +> and inferred the other half was unbuilt. **It is built.** Found by the +> D-BLW-1 agent reading the source I had not; re-verified by me line by line +> before writing this note. +> +> **`persist_sink::recover_and_apply` (`persist_sink.rs:396`) IS the +> version-completion applier.** It walks sealed landings in canonical stream +> order, filters to `ls.slot.owner == owner.mailbox_id()`, skips anything at or +> below the `applied_through` watermark, and for a landing carrying +> `Some(paired_move)` it applies **that move** via +> `owner.try_advance_phase(mv.to)` (`:430`) behind two guards: +> `PersistError::OwnerMismatch` when `mv.mailbox != me` (`:412`) and +> `PersistError::StalePhase` when `mv.from != owner.phase()` (`:421`). A landing +> with `paired_move: None` only advances the watermark (`:410`). +> +> **It never consults `NextPhaseScheduler`** — so §4's trap is avoided *by the +> shipped function*, not by the discipline of whoever calls it. §4 still stands +> as a warning for anyone writing a NEW applier; it is no longer a live hazard +> in this path. +> +> **What is actually missing is much narrower than "the seam":** a concrete +> `WalSink` (that module's own header says it "builds NO concrete Lance sink") +> and the glue that turns a `cast` into a `SweepSlot`. Both are small next to +> "build the applier", which is what my §5.1 sent a reader off to do. +> +> **The lesson, since it is the same one twice today:** I derived a negative +> from *one* module's self-description instead of reading the module it pointed +> at. A doc saying "X is a separate seam" tells you where X is **not**, never +> whether X exists — exactly the search-boundary defect recorded in +> `E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1`, committed by +> me in the very doc that cites it. + Ledger: `.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md` `TD-DOC-COMMENTS-CLAIM-UNWIRED-BEHAVIOUR`. **So a doc-comment describing how durability is *observed* is the intended @@ -118,12 +152,21 @@ whether to advance *on a version tick*; it is not the applier for a cast. ## 5. What is left to build (D-BLW-1's actual scope) -1. **The version-completion seam.** On a successful `LanceVersion`, look up the - casts whose writes that version covers, and for each apply its paired - `KanbanMove` via `try_advance_phase(mv.to)` on the owner. Requires deciding - how a `LanceVersion` maps back to `CastId`s — note there is deliberately **no - confirmation ledger** (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`), so this is a *read* of what - Lance holds, never a replay from `BatchWriter`. +1. ~~**The version-completion seam.**~~ ⊘ **ALREADY BUILT — see the correction + in §3.** `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` (`persist_sink.rs:396`) applies the + paired move via `try_advance_phase` behind `OwnerMismatch` / `StalePhase` + guards. Do **not** write a second applier. What remains is only: **a concrete + `WalSink`** (the module builds none) and **the cast → `SweepSlot` glue**. + There is still deliberately **no confirmation ledger** + (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`), so durability is a *read* of what Lance holds, never + a replay from `BatchWriter`. + + **Shape constraint discovered while building D-BLW-1, and it falls out of + "an owner is a tenant" rather than being pasted on:** with ONE tenant, rows + cannot each cast a lifecycle move — the second row's move would hit + `StalePhase`, because the first already advanced the board. So a cycle emits + N row landings with `paired_move: None` plus **exactly ONE** landing carrying + the tenant's move. One mailbox = one kanban board, so one step per cycle. 2. **A production `DeinterlaceRow` implementor** + a production caller of `deinterlace`, so durability is observed the way the contract says. 3. **A `P` descriptor type** — `(mailbox, dirty row-range, cycle)`. It must stay From cda6b24646091adddd5c342cc8c7d42154576d12 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:53:08 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 27/54] correct the wiring doc: the scheduler is a DIFFERENT arm, not part of this path MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator challenge: "what do you mean with scheduler — what did you zombie a scheduler from, we have batchwriter kanbanstep thinking". Measured rather than defended. NOT a zombie. VersionScheduler/NextPhaseScheduler has production consumers in eight crates, not just its own definition: lance-graph/src/graph/scheduler.rs (16 refs), lance-graph-supervisor/src/kanban_actor.rs (16), symbiont/src/kanban_loop.rs (14), surreal_container/src/view.rs (8), cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs (7), lance-graph-planner/src/elevation/cycle.rs (6). But it does NOT belong in the write-path table, and putting it there was my error. Its own doc (scheduler.rs:42-45) says what it is: what a surreal_container LIVE query, or the callcenter LanceVersionWatcher, calls per versions() tick. That is the version-tick / LIVE-query arm — something outside observes a new version and asks whether a mailbox should advance. The batchwriter path runs the other direction: a thought announces where it intends to go, casts that intent, and the paired move is applied after the write lands. Where I picked it up: batch_writer.rs's own module doc (lines 41-43) states "The kanban advance is the in-stream synchronous kanbanstep (VersionScheduler::on_version -> try_advance_phase)". I took that at face value. The code disagrees with it — persist_sink::recover_and_apply applies slot.paired_move and never consults a scheduler. When a doc-comment and the function that actually runs disagree, the function wins; I propagated the comment instead of checking it. The incoherence was visible inside my own document: §2 listed the scheduler as part of the write path while §4 warned never to let the scheduler drive the write path. Both cannot be right. §4 is correct. The write path is: thinking -> cast (BatchWriter) -> write -> paired move applied (try_advance_phase). No scheduler in it. The scheduler is legitimate and live, and belongs to the tick-driven arm; here it is a CONTRAST, not a component — which is exactly the role blw_tenant.rs's PROBE-TRAP gives it. --- .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 44 ++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 43 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index c4d709b5..f7bb4ad1 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -73,7 +73,49 @@ actually applies the move — **is not built**, and `BatchWriter::cast()` has | `BatchWriter

` | `lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs` | `cast` / `casts` / `intent_moves` / `on_behalf_of` / `resolve_owner` / `drain_pending_payloads`. 4 unit tests. | | `rebind_bootstrap`, `emit_bootstrap_intent` | `lance-graph-planner/src/owner_adapter.rs` | the pre-write cast half, incl. the **no-theft** guard. 5 unit tests, incl. anti-vacuity (asserts the sentinel fields *actually changed*, not merely `is_some`). | | `MailboxSoaOwner::{advance_phase, try_advance_phase}` | `lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs:295-322` | the SOLE mutation surface. `try_advance_phase` is the checked one and should be preferred — an illegal edge becomes a typed error rather than silent corruption. | -| `VersionScheduler::on_version`, `NextPhaseScheduler` | `lance-graph-contract/src/scheduler.rs:46-95` | decides *whether and how* to advance on a version tick. `NextPhaseScheduler` = forward arc (`next_phases().first()`), stamps the Libet anchor `-550_000 µs` on the `Planning → CognitiveWork` Σ-commit crossing. | +| ~~`VersionScheduler::on_version`, `NextPhaseScheduler`~~ | `lance-graph-contract/src/scheduler.rs:46-95` | ⊘ **BELONGS TO A DIFFERENT ARM — see the correction below. Not part of this write path.** | + +> **⊘ CORRECTION (2026-08-04, operator-challenged: "what did you zombie a +> scheduler from — we have batchwriter, kanbanstep, thinking").** Fair +> challenge; I measured it rather than defending it. +> +> **It is NOT a zombie.** `VersionScheduler` / `NextPhaseScheduler` has real +> production consumers in eight crates, not merely its own definition: +> `lance-graph/src/graph/scheduler.rs` (16 refs), +> `lance-graph-supervisor/src/kanban_actor.rs` (16), `symbiont/src/kanban_loop.rs` +> (14), `surreal_container/src/view.rs` (8), +> `cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs` (7), +> `lance-graph-planner/src/elevation/cycle.rs` (6). +> +> **But it does not belong in THIS table**, because it is a different arm with a +> different trigger. Its own doc (`scheduler.rs:42-45`) says so: a +> `VersionScheduler` is *"what a `surreal_container` `LIVE` query (or the +> callcenter `LanceVersionWatcher`) calls per `versions()` tick"*. That is the +> **version-tick / LIVE-query arm** — something outside observes a new dataset +> version and asks "should this mailbox advance?". The batchwriter path is the +> opposite direction: a thought *announces* where it intends to go, casts that +> intent, and the paired move is applied after the write lands. +> +> **Where I picked it up, and why that was not good enough.** +> `batch_writer.rs`'s module doc (lines 41-43) states: *"The kanban advance is +> the in-stream synchronous kanbanstep (`VersionScheduler::on_version → +> try_advance_phase(&mut)`), fired inline by whoever already holds the +> version."* I took that at face value. **The code disagrees with it:** +> `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` applies `slot.paired_move` via +> `try_advance_phase` and never consults a scheduler. When a doc-comment and the +> function that actually runs disagree, the function wins — and I propagated the +> comment into this table instead of checking. +> +> **The resulting incoherence was visible inside this very document:** §2 listed +> the scheduler as part of the write path while §4 warned never to let the +> scheduler drive the write path. Both cannot be right. §4 is the correct one. +> +> **The write path is: thinking → cast (`BatchWriter`) → write → paired move +> applied (`try_advance_phase`).** No scheduler in it. The scheduler is +> legitimate, live, and belongs to the tick-driven arm; it is a *contrast* here, +> not a component — which is exactly the role `blw_tenant.rs`'s `PROBE-TRAP` +> gives it ("scheduler would have said Commit; the cast said Plan; Plan was +> applied"). | `KanbanColumn`, `KanbanMove`, `ExecTarget` | `lance-graph-contract/src/kanban.rs` | the shipped lifecycle types. **Do not mint a parallel `KanbanMove`** — `batch_writer`'s own doc says so. | Live `advance_phase` implementors (i.e. real owners, not test fakes): From 4158acba86ff4b1f42bb5be1fffe1b5f7ffad7c4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 21:58:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 28/54] D-BLW-2 rebuild + D-BLW-4: both built blind, both gated centrally MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Two Opus lanes wrote these under the no-cargo rule and reported them as NOT compiled / NOT run. Gated here: both build, fmt clean, 0 clippy warnings in either file, both run. ## D-BLW-4 — examples/blw_rows.rs — PASS, with a control that earns it ONE tenant (mailbox 7), 2000 rows of 2048 capacity. Owner count never appears as a variable. Substrate grep 23. rows 256 : seq 6445 rows/s → conc 22678 rows/s (3.52x) rows 1024 : seq 6292 rows/s → conc 21211 rows/s (3.37x) rows 2000 : seq 6672 rows/s → conc 21808 rows/s (3.27x) threads 1 : 0.98x ← the control that makes the rest meaningful threads 2 : 1.98x threads 4 : 3.75x T=1 at 0.98x is threading overhead measured, not assumed — it is what rules out the speedup being a measurement artifact. Pre-registered gates, fixed in source before the run: G-A precondition MET (per-row body 149.9 µs vs a 100 µs floor; sequential wall 299.8 ms vs 50 ms; 4 threads), G-B PASS (sequential rows/s deviates ≤3.5% across row counts, allowed 25% — so throughput is row-count-independent), G-C PASS (3.27x ≥ 2.0x, W2's threshold verbatim). Only the READ half is parallel (`&V: MailboxSoaView`, borrowed row slices, the `V: Sync` bound as the compile-time proof). The WRITE half is `write_row` on `&mut self` — single-mutator by construction, NOT parallel, and no speedup is claimed for it. Falsifiers: PROBE-VERDICT 1311/2000 distinct (65.5%, so the equality checks are non-vacuous); PROBE-DETECT silent on an identical vector, lost update located at 666, reordering at 0 — both halves; PROBE-IRON and PROBE-IRON+ byte-identical over 12,750,878 B, the second AFTER the whole timed workload so the iron rule covers what was measured. ## D-BLW-2 rebuild — examples/blw_binding.rs — the cap is fixed; the must-have is NOT cleanly carried The §12.7 defect is repaired: 9 write sites of 24, ALL shared by all four stances, so the agreement ceiling is 9 rather than 1. What differs per stance is focus selection, not which loci exist. Locus 7 Antecedent is deliberately RETIRED — verified in source at stance.rs:208-216, `stream` collapses every nominative/accusative pronoun to one referent, so binding it would invent coreference the machine does not have. It was the predecessor's entire capped axis. Separation rule fixed in source before the run: an anchor separates iff its 9-locus distance strictly exceeds the largest control-pair distance — the corpus's own churn, not a chosen constant. A1 (55 Gen 2:25 vs 62 Gen 3:7), the pre-registered MUST-HAVE: Hegel 0/9 vs controls max 2 — KILL, identical facets Nietzsche 0/9 vs controls max 0 — KILL, identical facets Kant 4/9 vs controls max 0 — SEPARATED Wittgenstein 2/9 vs controls max 2 — NOT SEPARATED, within churn Read precisely, and NOT rounded to a pass: the two stances with a NON-VACUOUS control baseline (Hegel and Wittgenstein, both max 2) BOTH fail to separate A1. Kant separates it, but its control baseline is 0 because Kant does not focus on the control verses at all — and inspecting the vectors, Kant's distance of 4 is presence-vs-absence (verse 55 is entirely unbound for Kant; 62 binds s_meaning/o_meaning/qualia_reference/quorum). That is closer to a fire/no-fire binary than to a binding-topology difference, and it is the direction one would want (3:7 is the awareness verse) — but it is not the texture separation A1 was written to demand. Torque is undefined almost everywhere (Hegel and Nietzsche never bind locus 12 with a meaning locus at all); lever reads Collapsed on every anchor. Both are printed, not smoothed. The horizon control still moves on a fixed verse set (Wittgenstein 247/1000, Hegel 180, Nietzsche 99, Kant 10). So: the instrument is materially better than the one §12.7 killed — the ceiling is 9 and Kant actually uses 4 of them — and the must-have anchor is still not carried on texture by any stance with a real baseline. Recorded as measured; no weight was adjusted toward any of it. Neither harness makes a substrate, durability, validity or semantic claim, and each prints its own NOT-PROVEN list. --- .../exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md | 70 + .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md | 175 +++ .../examples/blw_binding.rs | 1343 +++++++++++++++++ .../lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_rows.rs | 1215 +++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 2803 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_rows.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..afd91c75 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md @@ -0,0 +1,70 @@ + +## 2026-08-04 — [Opus filigree / edit-only] D-BLW-2 REBUILD — `examples/blw_binding.rs` + +**Branch:** `claude/x265-x266-plans-review-h9osnl`. **Scope:** ONE new file, +`crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs` (~830 lines). Nothing else +touched — `blw_tenant.rs`, every `src/` file, and `Cargo.toml` are unmodified +(the example needs no new dependency: `lance-graph-contract` + +`lance-graph-planner` only). + +**NOT COMPILED, NOT RUN.** Edit-only agent; the orchestrator gates +`cargo fmt` / `clippy -D warnings` / `test`. No claim of green/passing/measured. + +### The KILL being repaired (plan §12.7) +Predecessor `blw_texture.rs` (deleted at `cbca9e6`) wrote 3 loci of 24, only +`Antecedent` shared ⇒ `agreement_count` capped at **1** before any verse was +read; 21 loci `0.0000` always; means 0.0015–0.0825. + +### Write-site count (stated before anything else) +**9 write sites of 24 ⇒ agreement ceiling 9.** All nine are in ONE function +(`mint`) and ALL are shared by all four stances — there are **no private loci**. +Menu: `SMeaning`(4) `PMeaning`(5) `OMeaning`(6) `SupportedBy`(9) `Supports`(10) +`QualiaReference`(12) `MeaningLevel`(13) `Quorum`(14) `Contradiction`(15). +What differs per stance is **focus selection**, not which loci get written. + +15 slots are `0` BY CONSTRUCTION and each is justified in-source: 0–3 TEKAMOLO +(no TEKAMOLO parse exists), **7 `Antecedent` deliberately retired** (`stream` +collapses every personal pronoun to one referent — binding it fabricates +coreference, and it was the predecessor's entire capped axis), 8 `BasinAnchor`, +11 `RunbookEvidence`, 16–23 reserved. Every other zero is a measurement, and the +report separates `n/a` (construction) from `none` / `oow` (measurement). + +### Two quantities, never averaged (§12.3c A4) +- **(a) LEVER** — `Lever::{Both,BelowOnly,AboveOnly,Collapsed}` over loci 9/10. + `Collapsed` = the nihilism signature. Counted over FOCUSED verses only. +- **(b) TORQUE** — `max |at(12) − at(l)|`, `l ∈ {4,5,6}` bound. `None` when + undefined; **never reported as 0** (0 would mean said==meant). +Printed in two separate tables with an explicit "never combined" line. + +### Corrections of predecessor defects carried into the design +- **No saturation.** Out-of-window targets read UNBOUND (`Silence::OutOfWindow`) + instead of clamping a 5-digit delta to `+7` — clamping manufactures agreement. +- Offset 0 never written (register reads 0 as unbound) — disclosed in advance. +- `QualiaReference` is backward-only (`pick_backward`), which is both the right + reading of "the event that SET my texture" and what stops locus 12 from + degenerating into a duplicate of `Quorum`. +- Near-constant loci (>0.90 bind rate) are flagged and a second, + discriminating-loci-only agreement mean is printed beside the raw one. +- Degeneracy by prevalence (>0.90 fire rate) excludes a stance from the pairwise + table and prints it. +- Anchor-index guard: asserts verses 55/60/62/77 carry their pre-registered + texts, so a differently-generated TSV cannot silently shift every verdict. + +### Verdict rule, fixed in source before the run +An anchor pair SEPARATES iff its 9-locus structural distance strictly exceeds +the LARGEST control-pair distance — the threshold is the corpus's own baseline +churn, not a chosen constant. Anchors: A1 55↔62, A2 60↔77, A3 60↔62. Controls: +(96,97) (98,99) (100,101). Corpus indices verified against `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv` +(31,102 rows) before writing. Corpus bounded to 2,000 by default, argument +overridable (`all` for whole book). + +### Not verified without a compiler (orchestrator gates) +Type-check of every call site (`stance_panel` tuple order, `Copula` variants, +`CausalWitnessFacet` method receivers), clippy under `-D warnings`, `cargo fmt`, +and the runtime cost of the two `stance::stream` passes (main + horizon). + +### Seam stopped at / NOT done +No cross-language arm (no morphological parser for Latin/Greek/Syriac/Hebrew — +hand-writing an `in quo` matcher would fit the pre-registered A3′ answer). No +substrate surface (tenant / kanban / batch-writer) — that is D-BLW-1. No +validity claim, no p-values, no fusion claim. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..3a710c61 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md @@ -0,0 +1,175 @@ +# D-BLW-4 — `examples/blw_rows.rs` (Opus filigree agent, 2026-08-04) + +**Branch:** `claude/x265-x266-plans-review-h9osnl`. **Status: EDIT-ONLY — +NOT COMPILED, NOT LINTED, NOT RUN, NOT MEASURED.** No cargo command of any +kind was issued. Nothing below is a measurement. Every "asserts", "gates", +"detects" refers to *code that was written*, never to an observed run. + +## Files touched + +| path | change | +|---|---| +| `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_rows.rs` | **new**, ~1,200 lines | + +Nothing else. No `Cargo.toml` edit was needed (`cognitive-shader-driver` is +already a dev-dep from D-BLW-1; examples are auto-discovered). + +## The axis, held + +ONE `MailboxSoA<2048>`, constructed once, never a second owner at any row +count. The scaled unit is **rows inside that one tenant**. Owner count never +appears as a variable. No fabricated tenants; no new SoA; no lens-owned +mailbox; no stance node type; no owner/mailbox/tenant field on the DTO. + +## Preflight grep (the §7 gate) — **23**, not 0 + +`batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope` +→ **23** matching lines. + +## Substrate symbols consumed, with `file:line` + +| surface | definition | +|---|---| +| `MailboxSoA` — the tenant | `crates/cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs:58` | +| `MailboxSoA::new` (asserts `w_slot < 64`) | `mailbox_soa.rs:292` | +| `MailboxSoA::write_row` — the ONE cycle-aware mutator | `mailbox_soa.rs:417` | +| `MailboxSoA::{populated,set_populated,cycle,tick}` | `mailbox_soa.rs:486`, `:495`, `:558`, `:399` | +| `MailboxSoA::{content_row,topic_row,angle_row}` | `mailbox_soa.rs:680`, `:697`, `:714` | +| `impl MailboxSoaView for MailboxSoA` | `mailbox_soa.rs:852` | +| `identity_plane_at` override (real planes, `populated`-guarded) | `mailbox_soa.rs:886` | +| `MailboxSoaView::{energy,edges_raw,meta_raw,entity_type,n_rows,phase}` | `crates/lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs:82`,`:85`,`:87`,`:89`,`:71`,`:77` | +| `WriteCell` / `WriteOutcome` | `mailbox_soa.rs:262`, `:241` | +| `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` → `rebind_bootstrap` | `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/owner_adapter.rs:92`, `:68` | +| `BatchWriter::{cast,on_behalf_of,intent_moves,drain_pending_payloads}` | `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs:104`, `:128`, `:120`, `:151` | +| `StrategyOutcome` (the D-MBX-A6 carrier) | `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/traits.rs:182` | +| `KanbanMove` / `KanbanColumn` / `ExecTarget` | `contract/src/kanban.rs` | + +## Pre-registered thresholds (constants, declared above the measurement code) + +| gate | constant | value | decides | +|---|---|---|---| +| G-A | `BODY_FLOOR_US` | 100.0 | per-row body cost floor (W2's "≥100 µs bodies") | +| G-A | `MIN_SEQ_WALL_MS` | 50.0 | sweep long enough to beat scheduler noise | +| G-A | `MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE` | 4 | a 2× gate must be reachable at all | +| G-B | `THROUGHPUT_FLATNESS` | 0.25 | sequential rows/s flat across row counts ⇒ rows/s is a meaningful unit | +| G-C | `SPEEDUP_GATE` | 2.0 | **the claim** — inherited from W2 verbatim, only the unit re-pinned | +| protocol | `RUNS` / `WARMUPS` | 5 / 1 | median of ≥5 after one discarded warm-up | +| instrument | `VERDICT_DISTINCT_FRACTION` | 0.5 | the verdict vector can detect anything at all | + +Also pinned: `ROW_COUNTS = [256, 1024, 2000]`, `DEFAULT_BODY_REPS = 48`, +`MAX_THREADS = 8`, `SPARSENESS_FLOOR_ROWS = 512`. + +**Can the design even test G-C?** Only if G-A is met, and G-A is *measured, +not assumed*: the harness computes the real per-row body cost and the real +sequential wall and prints `MET` / `NOT MET` with the failing reasons. When +G-A is not met, **G-C prints `NOT EVALUATED (INCONCLUSIVE)`** rather than a +number. That is the honest half — `DEFAULT_BODY_REPS = 48` was pinned to land +near the 100 µs floor in an *unoptimised* build; in a release build the body +will very likely fall below the floor and the run will correctly refuse to +claim a speedup. + +**Assert vs report split:** correctness falsifiers `panic!`; measurement gates +print. A missed threshold regrades the claim (§12.3a′ kill condition) and does +not fail the build. + +## The falsifiers, as written (NOT as measured) + +- **PROBE-VERDICT** — distinct verdict values ≥ 50 % of rows, asserted *before* + any equality check uses the vector as evidence. A near-constant vector cannot + detect a reordering, so every downstream equality would be vacuous. +- **PROBE-DETECT** — three halves on the real (non-trivial) vector: + *can-stay-silent* (an identical copy compares equal), *lost update* (one slot + zeroed → located exactly, with a prior `assert_ne!(verdict, 0)` so the probe + itself is non-vacuous), *reordering* (`rotate_left(1)` → located, with a prior + assert that adjacent verdicts differ so a rotation is observable). +- **PROBE-IRON** — the iron rule over the CONCURRENT path: full 12 MiB byte + image before/after; `IMAGE_LEN` asserted so a dropped column cannot pass as + "byte-identical"; a scale-free non-zero-coverage gate (`nonzero > seated*8`) + so an all-zero image cannot make it trivially true. Plus concurrent == + sequential element-by-element, plus two concurrent runs bit-identical. +- **PROBE-IRON+** — the same image compared again after the ENTIRE timed + workload (the row grid + the thread sweep, tens of thousands of bodies on + 1..T threads), so "evaluation mutates nothing" covers what was actually + timed, not a separate demonstration sweep. +- **Determinism per run** — `measure` compares the concurrent vector against + the sequential vector on **every** run including warm-ups, panicking with the + offending row index; it is not checked once at the end. +- **Gated write-back, both halves** — the dirty set is data-dependent + (`verdict % 64 == 0`), asserted non-empty AND a sparse minority above the + stated `SPARSENESS_FLOOR_ROWS` (the floor is stated rather than tuned); + row-image comparison asserts `differs == is_dirty` for every capacity row, + plus `changed == dirty.len()` and `changed > 0`. +- **PROBE-MUT-a/b** — the byte comparator's can-bark twins, ported from + D-BLW-1: a gated one-column write (must locate "fixed columns") and a + **one-bit** write into the all-zero ANGLE plane (must locate "ANGLE plane"). + +## Which half is parallelised + +**READ only.** `sweep_concurrent` takes `&V: MailboxSoaView + Sync` and hands +each scoped thread the SAME shared `&V` plus a disjoint `&mut [u64]` output +chunk. No lock, no atomic, no `unsafe`. The `V: Sync` bound, instantiated at +`MailboxSoA<2048>`, is the compile-time soundness proof — if the SoA ever +gains interior mutability this example stops compiling. + +**WRITE is NOT parallelised** and no speedup is claimed for it: `write_row` +takes `&mut self` and is the single mutator by construction. + +## The seam I stopped at + +**No seal, no applied lifecycle step.** The harness casts the write intent +(`emit_bootstrap_intent`, ahead of the write, as designed), asserts the +write-on-behalf pairing and the rebind anti-vacuity, drains the payload and +asserts the descriptor round-trips unchanged — then **stops**. It never calls +`persist_cycle` / `recover_and_apply` / `try_advance_phase`: *no successful +write ⇒ no applied step* (`owner_adapter.rs` module doc), and D-BLW-1 already +proved that loop. Re-running it here would add wall time and no new evidence. +The dangling cast is deliberate and is stated in the output. + +## What I did NOT do + +- Did not run cargo in any form. +- Did not run `rustfmt` either — "fmt" is named in the prohibition, and the + formatting is therefore UNVERIFIED (see below). +- Did not edit `blw_tenant.rs`, `blw_binding.rs`, or any `src/` file. +- Did not touch `persist_sink.rs`, `temporal.rs`, `batch_writer.rs`, + `owner_adapter.rs`, `soa_view.rs`, `mailbox_soa.rs`, or `crates/jc` (§12.5). +- Did not build a stance instrument (§12.3c / §12.7 killed it). +- Did not resolve `ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON` — every byte figure + printed is labelled a figure of `MailboxSoA<2048>`, never of the 512 B canon + `NodeRow`, and the two are never averaged. +- Did not write `AGENT_LOG.md` or any shared board file. + +## Open questions I could not close without a compiler + +1. **`Tenant: Sync`.** Reasoned from the field list (`mailbox_soa.rs:58-230`): + plain `Copy` arrays + `Box<[u64]>` + scalars, no `Cell`/`RefCell`/`Rc`, so + auto-`Sync` should hold. NOT verified. The `V: Sync` bound makes a wrong + answer a compile error rather than a silent one. +2. **`thread::scope` lifetimes.** The chunk borrows are taken *before* entering + the scope closure on purpose (a reborrow created inside the closure does not + satisfy the `'scope` bound `spawn` requires). Believed correct; unverified. +3. **Formatting.** `cargo fmt --check` is the likeliest gate to fail. I + hand-matched rustfmt's `max_width=100` / `fn_call_width=60` / + `chain_width=60` heuristics against shapes that are known-green in + `blw_tenant.rs`, and rewrote three constructs (a filter chain → an explicit + loop, a `map_or` closure block → a `match`, a 4-line chain → one line) to + remove guesswork. Residual risk is real; the orchestrator's `cargo fmt` will + settle it. +4. **Clippy under `-D warnings`.** Deliberate avoidances: no unused generic + type parameter (the `assert_shareable::()` helper was removed — + `clippy::extra_unused_type_parameters` is warn-by-default — and replaced by + the `V: Sync` bound, which proves the same thing); `div_ceil` instead of + manual ceiling; no slice indexed by a loop variable; every + `RowSpanDescriptor` field explicitly read so `dead_code` cannot fire on a + field only touched by a derive. Other default lints unverified. +5. **Wall time.** UNVERIFIED and the main runtime risk. Expected order: ~75k + row bodies across the grid + thread sweep, plus 7 snapshots of ~12 MiB each. + `blw_tenant` did 12 snapshots in ~3 s, so the snapshots are ~2 s; the bodies + dominate. If the run is too slow, the knobs in order are the corpus bound + (`-- 512`), then `BLW_BODY_REPS` — but note that lowering reps will push the + body under `BODY_FLOOR_US` and correctly turn G-C `INCONCLUSIVE`. +6. **Whether G-C can pass at all in a debug build.** Unknown. A debug build + makes the body expensive (good for G-A) but also makes thread overhead + relatively small (good for G-C), so a pass is plausible — but a KILL or an + INCONCLUSIVE is an equally valid, reportable outcome and the harness is + written to say so rather than to produce a number. diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..cf491ff2 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1343 @@ +//! `blw_binding` — **D-BLW-2 REBUILD**: the binding rules ARE the instrument. +//! +//! This is a NEW harness, written against the measured KILL recorded in +//! `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.7. It does not modify, +//! import from, or resurrect its deleted predecessor (`blw_texture.rs`, removed +//! at `cbca9e6`), and it does not touch `blw_tenant.rs` (D-BLW-1, shipped) or +//! any `src/` file. +//! +//! # The KILL this file exists to repair (§12.7, read it before editing here) +//! +//! The predecessor adopted the right carrier — [`CausalWitnessFacet`], 24 signed +//! `i4` loci — and then **wrote three of them**: `Antecedent` (every stance), +//! `Quorum` (Hegel only), `Modal` (Kant only). Only `Antecedent` was shared, so +//! [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] was **capped at 1 of 24 before a +//! single verse was read**, and 21 loci reported `0.0000` always. Measured means +//! were 0.0015–0.0825. §12.7's verdict, verbatim: *"The register was necessary +//! and is not sufficient — the binding rules ARE the instrument."* +//! +//! So the repair is **not** a new type and **not** a new statistic. It is a +//! rewrite of the rules by which loci are bound: +//! +//! 1. **One shared 9-locus menu**, computed by ONE function ([`mint`]) with +//! exactly **9** `Locus` write sites. All four stances write the SAME nine +//! loci; what differs between stances is the **focus selection** — which +//! belief at a verse the stance reasons from. Agreement therefore means +//! *"two stances that chose different focuses by different rules point at the +//! same event on this dimension"*, which is a texture statement. The +//! predecessor's private-locus design made that structurally impossible. +//! 2. **No private loci at all.** The ceiling is stated below and is 9, not 1. +//! 3. **The two headline quantities are reported separately and are never +//! averaged** (§12.7's explicit instruction) — see the LEVER / TORQUE +//! sections. +//! +//! # WRITE-SITE COUNT (stated before anything else, per the D-BLW-2 brief) +//! +//! **9 write sites of 24 slots ⇒ `agreement_count` ceiling = 9.** +//! +//! The nine, all in [`mint`], all shared by all four stances: +//! `SMeaning`(4) · `PMeaning`(5) · `OMeaning`(6) · `SupportedBy`(9) · +//! `Supports`(10) · `QualiaReference`(12) · `MeaningLevel`(13) · `Quorum`(14) · +//! `Contradiction`(15). +//! +//! The other **15 slots read `0` BY CONSTRUCTION** — this harness never writes +//! them, and that is a property of the source, not a measurement: +//! +//! | slot | why unwritten | +//! |---|---| +//! | 0–3 `Temporal`/`Kausal`/`Modal`/`Lokal` | the TEKAMOLO frame needs a TEKAMOLO parse; `stance::stream` is a cue-driven clause machine and produces none. Binding them would be fabrication. | +//! | 7 `Antecedent` | **deliberately retired from this instrument.** `stance::stream` normalizes EVERY nominative/accusative personal pronoun to one scene referent (`stance.rs:208-216`) — the coreference this locus names is *collapsed by design* upstream, so any binding here would invent a resolution the machine does not have. It is also the exact axis that carried the predecessor's entire (capped) signal. Reserved for the §12.6 A3′ cross-language falsifier, which needs morphology this repo does not have. | +//! | 8 `BasinAnchor` | needs an AriGraph `part_of:is_a` rail; none is wired to this corpus. | +//! | 11 `RunbookEvidence` | needs the 34-recipe dispatch; not consumed here. | +//! | 16–23 | reserved-empty by the register itself (`NAMED_LOCI = 16`). | +//! +//! Every OTHER zero this program prints is a **measurement**, and the report +//! distinguishes the two silence kinds per locus ([`Silence`]). +//! +//! # The mechanics being encoded (§12.3c / §12.6 A4) — two quantities, never one +//! +//! * **Sarcasm is TORQUE** — a real lever arm through a large angle: the +//! binding is intact, but `QualiaReference`(12) points FAR from the local +//! meaning loci `SMeaning`/`PMeaning`/`OMeaning`(4/5/6). Said and meant point +//! apart. Reported as [`torque`] = `max |at(12) − at(l)|` over the bound +//! `l ∈ {4,5,6}`; **undefined** (never `0`) when 12 or all of 4–6 are unbound. +//! * **Nihilism is a COLLAPSED LEVER ARM** — `Supports`(10) / `SupportedBy`(9) +//! collapse, so nothing grounds anything and no torque is possible at any +//! angle. Reported as [`Lever`], a four-way classification of *whether the +//! evidence loci are bound at all*. +//! +//! These are (a) *is the evidence topology bound* and (b) *how far is the +//! qualia pointer from the meaning pointers*. **They are printed in two +//! separate tables and are never combined into a scalar.** A single mean over +//! both is the §12.3a defect (multi-axis collapsed to one coincidence number) +//! in its third costume. +//! +//! # The ±8 window is REAL — out-of-window reads UNBOUND, never saturated +//! +//! `causal_witness.rs`'s own header: a nibble is *"a signed offset ∈ [−8, +7] +//! naming WHERE in the ±8 `temporal.rs` Markov window that awareness +//! dimension's filler sits."* The predecessor **clamped** a five-digit verse +//! delta to `+7`, which manufactures agreement: two unrelated distant pointers +//! both land on `+7` and `agrees_at` reports convergence. This harness instead +//! leaves an out-of-window target **UNBOUND** and counts it as +//! [`Silence::OutOfWindow`], so the silence is disclosed rather than discovered. +//! Offset `0` is likewise never written — the register reads `0` as *unbound*, +//! so a same-verse target is a silence case, stated here in advance (that exact +//! confusion was a real defect in the predecessor's `Modal` rule). +//! +//! # Pre-registered falsifiers (§12.6) — indices verified against the corpus +//! +//! The verdict rule is fixed here, in source, BEFORE the run: an anchor pair +//! **separates** iff its structural distance strictly exceeds the LARGEST +//! distance measured on the three control pairs. The threshold is therefore the +//! corpus's own baseline churn, not a constant chosen by the author, and it +//! cannot be tuned toward a desired answer without changing the controls. +//! +//! * **A1 (must-have can-fire):** `55` (Gen 2:25, *"both naked … not ashamed"*) +//! vs `62` (Gen 3:7, *"the eyes of them both were opened, and they knew that +//! they were naked"*). The FACT is identical; only KNOWING changes. A lexical +//! or polarity instrument scores them SIMILAR. **If this instrument cannot +//! separate 55 from 62, that is a KILL of the instrument and is reported as +//! one — the weights are NOT adjusted until they separate.** +//! * **A2:** `60` (Gen 3:5, the serpent's promise) vs `77` (Gen 3:22, God's +//! confirmation). Proposition, lexis AND polarity are all held constant; only +//! topology can separate them. +//! * **A3:** `60 → 62`, promise (*"eyes shall be opened"*) → fulfilment +//! (*"eyes were opened"*): two verses apart, near-identical predicate. +//! * **Controls (can-stay-silent, mandatory):** `(96,97)`, `(98,99)`, +//! `(100,101)` — adjacent Genesis-4 genealogy, no awareness inversion. +//! Deliberately stopping short of Lamech's boast at 102–103, which carries +//! real qualia. If A1's distance looks like these, the separation is noise and +//! this program says so. +//! +//! # Claim ceiling (§12.4), binding on every line printed +//! +//! Structure and overlap only. This program may say two readings **differ**. It +//! may NOT say one is better, truer, more complete, more valid or more +//! accurate. No p-values (`jc::stats` p-values are classical independent-sample +//! values; verses within a book are domain-correlated — `I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK`). +//! No fusion claim. No aphorism the measurement does not support. +//! +//! # Not compiled, not run +//! +//! The session that wrote this file is edit-only and cannot invoke `cargo`; the +//! orchestrator compiles and runs centrally. Nothing below is claimed green, +//! passing, or measured. Every number this program prints is computed at run +//! time from the real corpus; none is predicted here. +//! +//! # Usage +//! +//! ```text +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_binding # 2,000 verses +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_binding -- 4000 # bounded +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_binding -- all # whole book (slow) +//! ``` +//! +//! The corpus is **bounded at 2,000 by default**: §12.7 measured 2,000 verses ≈ +//! 1 s and the full 31,102 exceeding a 10-minute budget (`stance::stream` calls +//! `staunen(Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0))` once per rung lift, each an O(arena) +//! scan). All anchors (55/60/62/77) and controls (96–101) live in the first +//! ~110 rows. + +#![allow( + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_precision_loss, + clippy::cast_sign_loss +)] + +use std::collections::{BTreeMap, HashMap, HashSet}; + +use lance_graph_contract::causal_witness::{CausalWitnessFacet, Locus, WITNESS_LOCI}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, ReadOut}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula}; + +// ── constants, all pre-registered ─────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Default corpus path (`index\ttext` per line, 0-based row index as the verse +/// label — `split_once('\t')` on a two-column file is not a parser). +const DEFAULT_TSV: &str = "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv"; + +/// Default corpus bound in verses (§12.7's measured-good size). +const DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT: usize = 2_000; + +/// Fixed-verse-set prefix for the horizon control (§12.3b), reused unchanged. +const HORIZON_K: usize = 1_000; + +/// The register's window, inclusive: an offset outside it is UNBOUND. +const WINDOW_LO: isize = -8; +/// The register's window, inclusive (upper end). +const WINDOW_HI: isize = 7; + +/// A stance whose facet fires on more than this fraction of verses is +/// DEGENERATE by prevalence (§12.7: an 88 % firing rate is the same tell as the +/// 99.61 % that killed §12.3a″) — excluded from the pairwise table and printed. +const DEGENERATE_RATE: f64 = 0.90; + +/// A locus bound on more than this fraction of a stance's focused verses is +/// NEAR-CONSTANT: it carries about as little information as one that never +/// fires, so agreement is additionally reported with such loci masked out. +const NEAR_CONSTANT_RATE: f64 = 0.90; + +/// Size of the shared binding menu — the write-site count, named so the +/// ceiling is a compile-time fact rather than a comment. +const MENU_LEN: usize = 9; + +/// The shared binding menu — the ONLY loci this harness writes. Nine of 24. +const MENU: [Locus; MENU_LEN] = [ + Locus::SMeaning, + Locus::PMeaning, + Locus::OMeaning, + Locus::SupportedBy, + Locus::Supports, + Locus::QualiaReference, + Locus::MeaningLevel, + Locus::Quorum, + Locus::Contradiction, +]; + +/// A1 "before": Gen 2:25 — naked, not ashamed. +const A1_BEFORE: usize = 55; +/// A1 "after": Gen 3:7 — eyes opened, they KNEW that they were naked. +const A1_AFTER: usize = 62; +/// A2 "promise": Gen 3:5 — the serpent's *"your eyes shall be opened"*. +const A2_PROMISE: usize = 60; +/// A2 "confirmation": Gen 3:22 — God's *"become as one of us, to know"*. +const A2_CONFIRM: usize = 77; + +/// Control pairs: adjacent Genesis-4 genealogy, no awareness inversion. +const CONTROLS: [(usize, usize); 3] = [(96, 97), (98, 99), (100, 101)]; + +// ── silence bookkeeping ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Why a locus reads `0` on one facet. The distinction is the whole point of +/// §12.7's *"by construction vs by measurement"* correction. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum Silence { + /// The locus was written with a nonzero in-window offset. + Bound, + /// The rule does not apply to this focus at all (a stated precondition + /// failed — e.g. `PMeaning` on a non-`Rel` focus). **By construction.** + NotApplicable, + /// The rule applied and found no target anywhere. **By measurement.** + NoCandidate, + /// A target exists but lies outside `[−8, +7]`, so the register cannot name + /// it. **By measurement** — and disclosed rather than saturated. + OutOfWindow, +} + +/// Per-locus silence tally over one stance's whole run. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, Default)] +struct LocusStat { + /// Facets where this locus bound. + bound: usize, + /// Facets where the rule did not apply (by construction). + not_applicable: usize, + /// Facets where the rule applied and found nothing (by measurement). + no_candidate: usize, + /// Facets where the only targets were outside the ±8 window. + out_of_window: usize, +} + +impl LocusStat { + /// Fold one observation. + fn add(&mut self, s: Silence) { + match s { + Silence::Bound => self.bound += 1, + Silence::NotApplicable => self.not_applicable += 1, + Silence::NoCandidate => self.no_candidate += 1, + Silence::OutOfWindow => self.out_of_window += 1, + } + } + /// Bind rate over all facets this stance minted (focused verses). + fn rate(self, focused: usize) -> f64 { + if focused == 0 { + 0.0 + } else { + self.bound as f64 / focused as f64 + } + } +} + +// ── window-respecting pointer selection ───────────────────────────────────── + +/// Nearest in-window position to `vi` among a SORTED, deduplicated position +/// vector, excluding `vi` itself. Ties on `|delta|` break toward the earlier +/// position (deterministic and disclosed, never hidden). +/// +/// Returns [`Silence::OutOfWindow`] when candidates exist but none is inside +/// `[vi−8, vi+7]`, and [`Silence::NoCandidate`] when none exists at all. +fn pick(sorted: &[usize], vi: usize) -> (Option, Silence) { + let lo = (vi as isize + WINDOW_LO).max(0) as usize; + let hi = vi.saturating_add(WINDOW_HI as usize); + let start = sorted.partition_point(|&p| p < lo); + let mut best: Option = None; + for &p in &sorted[start..] { + if p > hi { + break; + } + if p == vi { + continue; + } + best = Some(match best { + None => p, + Some(b) if (p.abs_diff(vi), p) < (b.abs_diff(vi), b) => p, + Some(b) => b, + }); + } + match best { + Some(p) => (Some((p as isize - vi as isize) as i8), Silence::Bound), + None if sorted.iter().any(|&p| p != vi) => (None, Silence::OutOfWindow), + None => (None, Silence::NoCandidate), + } +} + +/// [`pick`] restricted to STRICTLY EARLIER positions — the nearest in-window +/// antecedent. +/// +/// Used only by `QualiaReference`, whose register gloss is *"the event that +/// **set** my current texture"*: a texture-setting event is in the past by +/// definition. Keeping it backward-only is also what stops locus 12 from +/// degenerating into a copy of `Quorum` (which is nearest-either-direction over +/// the same occurrence list) — two loci that always agree would inflate +/// `agreement_count` with a redundancy rather than a convergence. +fn pick_backward(sorted: &[usize], vi: usize) -> (Option, Silence) { + let earlier: Vec = sorted.iter().copied().filter(|&p| p < vi).collect(); + match pick(&earlier, vi) { + // `pick`'s NoCandidate here means "nothing earlier"; distinguish it from + // "nothing at all" so the report does not overstate absence. + (None, Silence::NoCandidate) if sorted.iter().any(|&p| p != vi) => { + (None, Silence::OutOfWindow) + } + other => other, + } +} + +/// [`pick`] over a `(position, negated)` occurrence list filtered to one +/// polarity. Same window and tie-break rules. +fn pick_polar(occs: &[(usize, bool)], vi: usize, want: bool) -> (Option, Silence) { + let filtered: Vec = occs + .iter() + .filter(|&&(_, neg)| neg == want) + .map(|&(p, _)| p) + .collect(); + pick(&filtered, vi) +} + +/// [`pick`] over an ad-hoc candidate list that was ALREADY window-restricted by +/// its caller (the two chain loci scan the window directly, because a global +/// chain search over a subject like the normalized pronoun referent is +/// quadratic and — since only in-window targets can ever bind — pointless). +/// +/// **Disclosed consequence:** these two loci can report [`Silence::NoCandidate`] +/// but never [`Silence::OutOfWindow`]; their "no in-window chain link" and +/// "no chain link at all" cases are merged. Stated here rather than left for a +/// reader to infer from a suspiciously empty column. +fn pick_local(cands: &mut Vec, vi: usize) -> (Option, Silence) { + cands.sort_unstable(); + cands.dedup(); + let (off, sil) = pick(cands, vi); + // A local list is already window-bounded, so `OutOfWindow` is unreachable + // here; normalize it so the report cannot imply a distinction it lacks. + match sil { + Silence::OutOfWindow => (off, Silence::NoCandidate), + other => (off, other), + } +} + +// ── corpus ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Read `index\ttext` rows. The verse LABEL is the row's own first column; the +/// verse POSITION is its 0-based index in the loaded slice, which is what every +/// binding rule uses. +fn load_tsv(path: &str) -> std::io::Result> { + let text = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + Ok(text + .lines() + .filter_map(|l| l.split_once('\t')) + .map(|(i, t)| (i.to_string(), t.to_string())) + .collect()) +} + +/// Corpus guard: the pre-registered anchor INDICES must land on the +/// pre-registered anchor TEXTS. Without this, a differently-generated TSV would +/// silently shift every anchor and the A1/A2/A3 verdicts would be about +/// unrelated verses while still printing confidently. +fn assert_anchor_texts(verses: &[(String, String)]) { + let want: [(usize, &[&str]); 4] = [ + (A1_BEFORE, &["naked", "ashamed"]), + (A1_AFTER, &["eyes", "opened", "naked"]), + (A2_PROMISE, &["eyes", "opened", "gods"]), + (A2_CONFIRM, &["one of us", "know good and evil"]), + ]; + for (idx, needles) in want { + let text = verses + .get(idx) + .map(|(_, t)| t.to_ascii_lowercase()) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("anchor index {idx} is not in the loaded corpus")); + for n in needles { + assert!( + text.contains(n), + "anchor index {idx} does not contain {n:?} — the corpus does not match \ + the pre-registered indices; every anchor verdict would be about the \ + wrong verse" + ); + } + } +} + +// ── the built context ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Everything the binding rules read, built once per horizon. +/// +/// Position vectors are sorted and deduplicated at build time so [`pick`] can +/// binary-search them; nothing here is recomputed per verse. +struct Ctx { + /// Number of verses this context was built over. + n: usize, + /// Observed `(statement, negated)` per verse position, in emission order. + stmts_at: Vec>, + /// `out.lifts` indices per verse position. + lifts_at: Vec>, + /// Concept → sorted positions where it is a SUBJECT of an observed statement. + subj_at: HashMap>, + /// Concept → sorted positions where it is the PREDICATE TERM of one. + obj_at: HashMap>, + /// Statement → sorted `(position, negated)` observations. + stmt_at: HashMap>, + /// Epistemic verb id → sorted positions where it licensed a rung lift. + verb_at: HashMap>, + /// Every statement in the arena AFTER `close_transitive` — the presence set + /// the two chain rules test against. + present: HashSet, + /// The stream's own read-out (provenance + lifts + causal edges). + out: ReadOut, + /// Hegel's ranked set (`contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter), as a map. + hegel: HashMap, + /// Nietzsche's genealogy partition, as a map. + nietzsche: HashMap, + /// Wittgenstein's concept → distinct-language-game count. + games: HashMap, +} + +/// Run the REAL, UNMODIFIED `stance::stream` + `stance_panel` over `verses` and +/// index what the binding rules need. +/// +/// Mirrors `probe_eyes_opened.rs::report()`'s pass-1 half: one +/// `stream(..., pass2 = false)` then `close_transitive(64)`. The pass-2 re-read +/// is skipped: `stream` resets its stamp counter at entry (`stance.rs:169`), so +/// a second pass over the same verses replays identical stamps and the arena's +/// S4 overlap guard routes every re-observation to CHOICE — it cannot change +/// anything `stance_panel` reads. +fn build(verses: &[(String, String)]) -> Ctx { + let n = verses.len(); + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut intern = Interner::new(); + let mut out = ReadOut::default(); + stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); + arena.close_transitive(64); + + let (hegel_v, nietzsche_v, kant_v, witt_v) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); + // `stance_panel` builds its Kant vector by mapping over `out.lifts`; assert + // the alignment rather than assume it, so a future change to that invariant + // surfaces here instead of silently mis-indexing. + assert_eq!( + kant_v.len(), + out.lifts.len(), + "stance_panel's Kant vector must stay 1:1 with out.lifts" + ); + + let pos_of: HashMap<&str, usize> = verses + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, (v, _))| (v.as_str(), i)) + .collect(); + + let mut stmts_at: Vec> = vec![Vec::new(); n]; + let mut lifts_at: Vec> = vec![Vec::new(); n]; + let mut subj_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut obj_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut stmt_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + let mut verb_at: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + + for p in &out.provenance { + let pos = *pos_of + .get(p.verse.as_str()) + .expect("stream only emits verse labels it was given"); + stmts_at[pos].push((p.stmt, p.negated)); + stmt_at.entry(p.stmt).or_default().push((pos, p.negated)); + subj_at.entry(p.stmt.s).or_default().push(pos); + obj_at.entry(p.stmt.p).or_default().push(pos); + } + for (i, l) in out.lifts.iter().enumerate() { + let pos = *pos_of + .get(l.verse.as_str()) + .expect("lift verse label must resolve"); + lifts_at[pos].push(i); + verb_at.entry(l.verb).or_default().push(pos); + } + for v in subj_at.values_mut().chain(obj_at.values_mut()) { + v.sort_unstable(); + v.dedup(); + } + for v in verb_at.values_mut() { + v.sort_unstable(); + v.dedup(); + } + for v in stmt_at.values_mut() { + v.sort_unstable(); + v.dedup(); + } + + let present: HashSet = arena.entries().iter().map(|b| b.stmt).collect(); + + Ctx { + n, + stmts_at, + lifts_at, + subj_at, + obj_at, + stmt_at, + verb_at, + present, + out, + hegel: hegel_v.into_iter().collect(), + nietzsche: nietzsche_v.into_iter().collect(), + games: witt_v.into_iter().collect(), + } +} + +// ── focus selection: the ONLY thing that differs between stances ──────────── + +/// One stance's focus at one verse. +/// +/// `stmt` is what the stance reasons ABOUT (its S/O terms and its copula); +/// `chain` is the OBSERVED statement whose evidence topology and polarity peers +/// are read. They differ only for Kant, whose focus is the lift's derived +/// meta-belief (`knower Rel(verb) object`, rung 1) while the chain runs through +/// that lift's inner, observed that-clause. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy)] +struct Focus { + /// The statement the stance reasons about. + stmt: CStmt, + /// The observed statement whose chain and polarity peers are read. + chain: CStmt, + /// `out.lifts` index when this focus came from a rung lift. + lift: Option, +} + +/// The four stances, as focus-selection rules over one unchanged arena read. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum Stance { + /// Aufhebung: focus = the verse's most deeply preserved contradiction. + Hegel, + /// Genealogy: focus = the verse's first statement with a legible flip. + Nietzsche, + /// Critique: focus = the verse's first rung lift (the a-priori seam). + Kant, + /// Meaning as use: focus = the verse's most language-game-connected statement. + Wittgenstein, +} + +impl Stance { + /// All four, in report order. + const ALL: [Stance; 4] = [ + Stance::Hegel, + Stance::Nietzsche, + Stance::Kant, + Stance::Wittgenstein, + ]; + + /// Display name. + fn name(self) -> &'static str { + match self { + Stance::Hegel => "Hegel", + Stance::Nietzsche => "Nietzsche", + Stance::Kant => "Kant", + Stance::Wittgenstein => "Wittgenstein", + } + } + + /// Select this stance's focus at verse position `vi`, or `None` when the + /// stance has nothing to read there. + /// + /// Silence conditions, stated per stance (not discovered post hoc): + /// * **Hegel** — no statement observed at this verse survives + /// `contradiction_ranking`'s `> 0.05` filter. Ties on depth break toward + /// the earliest emission at the verse. + /// * **Nietzsche** — no statement observed here carries a legible + /// `FlipKind` (an endpoint pair `(negated_first, negated_last)` that is + /// actually a flip). + /// * **Kant** — this verse carries no rung lift, OR it carries one whose + /// inner that-clause emission cannot be located among the verse's own + /// provenance (the lift is then unreadable as a chain and is skipped + /// rather than guessed at). + /// * **Wittgenstein** — this verse emits nothing at all through the clause + /// machine (e.g. a genealogy list the catalogues never arm a predicate + /// on), or none of its terms has a recorded language game. + fn focus(self, vi: usize, ctx: &Ctx) -> Option { + let here = &ctx.stmts_at[vi]; + match self { + Stance::Hegel => here + .iter() + .filter_map(|&(s, _)| ctx.hegel.get(&s).map(|&d| (s, d))) + .enumerate() + // max depth; earliest emission wins a tie (Reverse on the index) + .max_by(|a, b| a.1 .1.total_cmp(&b.1 .1).then_with(|| b.0.cmp(&a.0))) + .map(|(_, (s, _))| Focus { + stmt: s, + chain: s, + lift: None, + }), + Stance::Nietzsche => here + .iter() + .find(|&&(s, _)| ctx.nietzsche.contains_key(&s)) + .map(|&(s, _)| Focus { + stmt: s, + chain: s, + lift: None, + }), + Stance::Kant => { + let &li = ctx.lifts_at[vi].first()?; + let l = &ctx.out.lifts[li]; + // The inner that-clause emission: the verse's first observed + // statement whose predicate term IS the lift's object. This is + // how `stance::stream` builds the lift (the emission it consumes + // is the inner statement), recovered here because `RungLift` + // does not carry the inner subject. Disclosed tie-break: first + // such emission at the verse. + let inner = here + .iter() + .find(|&&(s, _)| s.p == l.object) + .map(|&(s, _)| s)?; + Some(Focus { + stmt: CStmt { + s: l.knower, + cop: Copula::Rel(l.verb), + p: l.object, + }, + chain: inner, + lift: Some(li), + }) + } + Stance::Wittgenstein => here + .iter() + .filter_map(|&(s, _)| { + let g = ctx.games.get(&s.s).copied().unwrap_or(0) + + ctx.games.get(&s.p).copied().unwrap_or(0); + (g > 0).then_some((s, g)) + }) + // most connected; smallest (s, p) breaks the tie deterministically + .max_by_key(|&(s, g)| (g, std::cmp::Reverse((s.s, s.p)))) + .map(|(s, _)| Focus { + stmt: s, + chain: s, + lift: None, + }), + } + } +} + +// ── THE binding rules: nine write sites, one function, all stances ────────── + +/// Mint one facet from one focus. **This is the instrument.** +/// +/// Nine loci, nine rules, nine `Locus` write sites — every one shared by all +/// four stances, so [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] has a ceiling of 9 +/// rather than the predecessor's 1. Each rule states what it points at and what +/// makes it silent; every offset is a genuine pointer to another verse in the +/// register's ±8 window, never an encoded magnitude ("Loci, not magnitudes"). +/// +/// | locus | points at | silent when | +/// |---|---|---| +/// | 4 `SMeaning` | nearest other verse where the focus SUBJECT is a subject | subject appears nowhere else in window | +/// | 5 `PMeaning` | nearest other verse where the SAME relational verb licensed a lift | the focus copula is not `Rel` (**by construction** for `Inh`/`Impl`) | +/// | 6 `OMeaning` | nearest other verse where the focus PREDICATE TERM appears | term appears nowhere else in window | +/// | 9 `SupportedBy` | nearest in-window verse observing a link `A→B` such that `B→C` also exists, i.e. the chain BENEATH the focus | copula does not transit, or no such link in window | +/// | 10 `Supports` | nearest in-window verse observing a link `C→Z` such that the conclusion `A→Z` exists, i.e. the chain ABOVE | copula does not transit, or no such link in window | +/// | 12 `QualiaReference` | nearest EARLIER verse where THIS LIFT's inner that-clause was already observed — *the event that set the texture* (backward-only; see [`pick_backward`]) | no lift at this verse (**by construction** for the three non-lift focuses) | +/// | 13 `MeaningLevel` | nearest other verse where the SAME epistemic verb licensed a lift — the peer at my rung | no lift at this verse | +/// | 14 `Quorum` | nearest other verse re-observing the chain statement with the SAME polarity — the pooling peer | no same-polarity peer in window | +/// | 15 `Contradiction` | nearest other verse re-observing it with the OPPOSITE polarity — the preserved dissenting peer | no opposite-polarity peer in window | +/// +/// Returns the facet and the per-menu-locus [`Silence`] vector, positionally +/// aligned to [`MENU`]. +fn mint(vi: usize, focus: Focus, ctx: &Ctx) -> (CausalWitnessFacet, [Silence; MENU_LEN]) { + let mut f = CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; + let mut sil = [Silence::NotApplicable; MENU_LEN]; + let empty: Vec = Vec::new(); + + // 1 ── SMeaning(4): the subject's own grounding event. + let (o, s) = pick(ctx.subj_at.get(&focus.stmt.s).unwrap_or(&empty), vi); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::SMeaning, o); + } + sil[0] = s; + + // 2 ── PMeaning(5): the RELATION's grounding event. Only a `Rel` copula has + // a lexical predicate at all; `Inh`/`Impl` carry none, so this is + // NotApplicable by construction for every non-lift focus. + if let Copula::Rel(verb) = focus.stmt.cop { + let (o, s) = pick(ctx.verb_at.get(&verb).unwrap_or(&empty), vi); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::PMeaning, o); + } + sil[1] = s; + } + + // 3 ── OMeaning(6): the predicate TERM's own grounding event. + let (o, s) = pick(ctx.obj_at.get(&focus.stmt.p).unwrap_or(&empty), vi); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::OMeaning, o); + } + sil[2] = s; + + // 4/5 ── the LEVER ARM: SupportedBy(9) / Supports(10). + // + // The arena's own composition rule (`close_transitive`: {A→B, B→C} ⊢ A→C, + // gated on `Copula::transits`) is what "grounds" means here — this harness + // re-implements no inference, it reads which links the arena holds. + // Scanning only the ±8 window is not an approximation: a target outside the + // window cannot be named by the register at all. + let (a, cop, c) = (focus.chain.s, focus.chain.cop, focus.chain.p); + if cop.transits() { + let lo = (vi as isize + WINDOW_LO).max(0) as usize; + let hi = vi + .saturating_add(WINDOW_HI as usize) + .min(ctx.n.saturating_sub(1)); + let mut below: Vec = Vec::new(); + let mut above: Vec = Vec::new(); + for (pos, cell) in ctx.stmts_at[lo..=hi].iter().enumerate() { + let pos = lo + pos; + if pos == vi { + continue; + } + for &(st, _) in cell { + if st.cop != cop { + continue; + } + // BELOW: this verse observes `A→B`, and `B→C` exists ⇒ the link + // is the lower half of a derivation ending at my own statement. + if st.s == a && st.p != a && st.p != c { + let mid = CStmt { s: st.p, cop, p: c }; + if ctx.present.contains(&mid) { + below.push(pos); + } + } + // ABOVE: this verse observes `C→Z`, and the conclusion `A→Z` + // exists ⇒ my own statement is the lower half of THAT chain. + if st.s == c && st.p != c && st.p != a { + let concl = CStmt { s: a, cop, p: st.p }; + if ctx.present.contains(&concl) { + above.push(pos); + } + } + } + } + let (o, s) = pick_local(&mut below, vi); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::SupportedBy, o); + } + sil[3] = s; + let (o, s) = pick_local(&mut above, vi); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::Supports, o); + } + sil[4] = s; + } + + // 6/7 ── QualiaReference(12) and MeaningLevel(13): the lift loci. + if let Some(li) = focus.lift { + let l = &ctx.out.lifts[li]; + // The event that set my texture: where this lift's INNER that-clause was + // ALREADY observed — strictly earlier, because "set" is past tense. For + // Gen 3:7 that is the statement Gen 2:25 emitted: knowing changed, the + // fact did not. + let (o, s) = pick_backward( + &ctx.stmt_at + .get(&focus.chain) + .map(|v| v.iter().map(|&(p, _)| p).collect::>()) + .unwrap_or_default(), + vi, + ); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::QualiaReference, o); + } + sil[5] = s; + // The context defining my level of meaning: the nearest peer lift + // licensed by the SAME epistemic verb. + let (o, s) = pick(ctx.verb_at.get(&l.verb).unwrap_or(&empty), vi); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::MeaningLevel, o); + } + sil[6] = s; + } + + // 8/9 ── Quorum(14) / Contradiction(15): the polarity peers of the chain + // statement, exactly as the register documents them (agreeing peer / + // preserved dissenting peer). + let occs = ctx + .stmt_at + .get(&focus.chain) + .map(Vec::as_slice) + .unwrap_or(&[]); + let here_neg = ctx.stmts_at[vi] + .iter() + .find(|&&(st, _)| st == focus.chain) + .map(|&(_, neg)| neg); + if let Some(here_neg) = here_neg { + let (o, s) = pick_polar(occs, vi, here_neg); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::Quorum, o); + } + sil[7] = s; + let (o, s) = pick_polar(occs, vi, !here_neg); + if let Some(o) = o { + f = f.with(Locus::Contradiction, o); + } + sil[8] = s; + } + + (f, sil) +} + +// ── the two headline quantities, kept apart ───────────────────────────────── + +/// The evidence lever arm: whether the two evidence loci are bound AT ALL. +/// **Nihilism's signature is [`Lever::Collapsed`]** — nothing grounds anything, +/// so no torque is possible at any angle. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, PartialOrd, Ord)] +enum Lever { + /// Both `SupportedBy` and `Supports` bound. + Both, + /// Only `SupportedBy` bound. + BelowOnly, + /// Only `Supports` bound. + AboveOnly, + /// Neither bound — the collapsed lever arm. + Collapsed, +} + +/// Classify a facet's evidence topology. Quantity (a) of the two. +fn lever(f: CausalWitnessFacet) -> Lever { + match (f.is_bound(Locus::SupportedBy), f.is_bound(Locus::Supports)) { + (true, true) => Lever::Both, + (true, false) => Lever::BelowOnly, + (false, true) => Lever::AboveOnly, + (false, false) => Lever::Collapsed, + } +} + +/// The angular displacement: how far `QualiaReference` points from the local +/// meaning loci. **Sarcasm's signature is a LARGE torque** with the lever arm +/// intact — said and meant point apart. Quantity (b) of the two. +/// +/// `None` when undefined (12 unbound, or none of 4/5/6 bound). Undefined is +/// **never** reported as `0`: a zero torque would mean "said and meant coincide", +/// which is the opposite claim. +fn torque(f: CausalWitnessFacet) -> Option { + if !f.is_bound(Locus::QualiaReference) { + return None; + } + let q = i16::from(f.at(Locus::QualiaReference)); + [Locus::SMeaning, Locus::PMeaning, Locus::OMeaning] + .into_iter() + .filter(|&l| f.is_bound(l)) + .map(|l| (q - i16::from(f.at(l))).unsigned_abs() as u8) + .max() +} + +// ── structural distance (the anchor/control comparison) ───────────────────── + +/// Number of MENU loci on which two facets disagree, `0..=9`. This is the +/// comparison used for A1/A2/A3 and for the controls — the SAME function on +/// both, so an anchor cannot be graded on a scale the controls never faced. +fn menu_distance(a: CausalWitnessFacet, b: CausalWitnessFacet) -> usize { + MENU.iter().filter(|&&l| a.at(l) != b.at(l)).count() +} + +/// The MENU loci on which two facets disagree, by label. +fn differing_loci(a: CausalWitnessFacet, b: CausalWitnessFacet) -> Vec<&'static str> { + MENU.iter() + .filter(|&&l| a.at(l) != b.at(l)) + .map(|&l| l.label()) + .collect() +} + +// ── per-stance run ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// One stance's minted facets plus its silence bookkeeping over one horizon. +struct StanceRun { + /// Which stance produced this. + stance: Stance, + /// Facet per verse position (`ZERO` where the stance had no focus). + facets: Vec, + /// Per verse: did the stance have a focus at all? A verse with NO focus has + /// no lever to speak of and must never be pooled in as "collapsed" — that + /// would report the stance's silence as a nihilism reading. + has_focus: Vec, + /// Verses where the stance HAD a focus (the denominator for bind rates). + focused: usize, + /// Verses where the facet bound at least one locus. + fired: usize, + /// Per-MENU-locus silence tally. + stats: [LocusStat; MENU_LEN], +} + +impl StanceRun { + /// Mint every verse for one stance. + fn run(stance: Stance, ctx: &Ctx) -> Self { + let mut facets = vec![CausalWitnessFacet::ZERO; ctx.n]; + let mut has_focus = vec![false; ctx.n]; + let mut stats = [LocusStat::default(); MENU_LEN]; + let mut focused = 0usize; + let mut fired = 0usize; + for ((vi, slot), flag) in facets.iter_mut().enumerate().zip(has_focus.iter_mut()) { + let Some(focus) = stance.focus(vi, ctx) else { + continue; + }; + *flag = true; + focused += 1; + let (f, sil) = mint(vi, focus, ctx); + for (st, s) in stats.iter_mut().zip(sil) { + st.add(s); + } + if f.bound_count() > 0 { + fired += 1; + } + *slot = f; + } + Self { + stance, + facets, + has_focus, + focused, + fired, + stats, + } + } + + /// Fraction of ALL verses on which this stance's facet fires. + fn fire_rate(&self) -> f64 { + if self.facets.is_empty() { + 0.0 + } else { + self.fired as f64 / self.facets.len() as f64 + } + } + + /// Is this stance degenerate by prevalence (§12.7's 88 % tell)? + fn degenerate_by_prevalence(&self) -> bool { + self.fire_rate() > DEGENERATE_RATE + } + + /// Loci whose bind rate exceeds [`NEAR_CONSTANT_RATE`] over focused verses. + fn near_constant(&self) -> [bool; MENU_LEN] { + let mut out = [false; MENU_LEN]; + for (o, st) in out.iter_mut().zip(self.stats) { + *o = st.rate(self.focused) > NEAR_CONSTANT_RATE; + } + out + } +} + +// ── reporting ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Print one facet as its BOUND slots, over all 24. A slot absent from the line +/// read `0`; whether that zero is by construction or by measurement is answered +/// by the per-locus silence table, not here. +fn print_vector(prefix: &str, f: CausalWitnessFacet) { + let mut cells: Vec = Vec::new(); + for slot in 0..WITNESS_LOCI { + let v = f.get(slot); + if v != 0 { + let label = Locus::ALL.get(slot).map_or("reserved", |l| l.label()); + cells.push(format!("{label}={v:+}")); + } + } + if cells.is_empty() { + println!("{prefix} (all 24 slots unbound)"); + } else { + println!("{prefix} {}", cells.join(" ")); + } +} + +/// Mean and full distribution of [`CausalWitnessFacet::agreement_count`] over a +/// verse-aligned facet pair, plus the same restricted to DISCRIMINATING loci +/// (near-constant loci masked out on either side — a locus that fires on +/// everything carries as much information as one that never fires). +fn agreement(a: &StanceRun, b: &StanceRun) -> (f64, BTreeMap, f64) { + let na = a.near_constant(); + let nb = b.near_constant(); + let discriminating: Vec = MENU + .iter() + .enumerate() + .filter(|&(i, _)| !na[i] && !nb[i]) + .map(|(_, &l)| l) + .collect(); + + let mut hist: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + let mut sum = 0usize; + let mut disc_sum = 0usize; + for (&fa, &fb) in a.facets.iter().zip(&b.facets) { + // The SHIPPED comparison primitive, used exactly as written. + let c = fa.agreement_count(fb); + *hist.entry(c).or_insert(0) += 1; + sum += c; + disc_sum += discriminating + .iter() + .filter(|&&l| fa.agrees_at(fb, l)) + .count(); + } + let n = a.facets.len().max(1) as f64; + (sum as f64 / n, hist, disc_sum as f64 / n) +} + +/// The three anchor distances (A1, A2, A3) and the three control distances for +/// one stance, computed with the SAME [`menu_distance`] on both, so an anchor is +/// never graded on a scale the controls did not face. +fn pair_distances(run: &StanceRun) -> (usize, usize, usize, Vec) { + let d = |x: usize, y: usize| menu_distance(run.facets[x], run.facets[y]); + let controls: Vec = CONTROLS.iter().map(|&(x, y)| d(x, y)).collect(); + ( + d(A1_BEFORE, A1_AFTER), + d(A2_PROMISE, A2_CONFIRM), + d(A2_PROMISE, A1_AFTER), + controls, + ) +} + +fn main() { + let args: Vec = std::env::args().skip(1).collect(); + let path = args + .first() + .cloned() + .unwrap_or_else(|| DEFAULT_TSV.to_string()); + let limit: Option = match args.get(1).map(String::as_str) { + Some("all") => None, + Some(a) => Some(a.parse().unwrap_or(DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT)), + None => Some(DEFAULT_VERSE_LIMIT), + }; + + println!("== D-BLW-2 REBUILD — the BINDING RULES are the instrument =="); + println!( + "write sites : 9 of 24 slots, ALL shared by all four stances \ + ⇒ agreement_count ceiling = 9 (the predecessor's was 1; §12.7)" + ); + println!( + "by construct.: slots 0-3 (TEKAMOLO), 7 (Antecedent — pronouns are \ + collapsed upstream), 8 (BasinAnchor), 11 (RunbookEvidence), 16-23 \ + (reserved) are NEVER written here. Every other zero is a measurement." + ); + println!( + "window : an out-of-window target reads UNBOUND, never saturated \ + to +7 — saturation manufactures agreement." + ); + println!( + "claim ceiling: this program may say two readings DIFFER. It may not \ + say one is better, truer or more complete (§12.4). No p-values." + ); + + let mut verses = match load_tsv(&path) { + Ok(v) => v, + Err(e) => { + eprintln!("blw_binding: cannot read {path}: {e}"); + return; + } + }; + let loaded = verses.len(); + if let Some(lim) = limit { + if loaded > lim { + verses.truncate(lim); + } + } + let n = verses.len(); + println!("corpus : {n} of {loaded} verses from {path}"); + // Every pre-registered index — anchors AND controls — must be inside the + // loaded slice, or `pair_distances` would index out of range and the report + // would be about verses that are not there. + let highest_needed = CONTROLS + .iter() + .flat_map(|&(x, y)| [x, y]) + .chain([A1_BEFORE, A1_AFTER, A2_PROMISE, A2_CONFIRM]) + .max() + .expect("the anchor/control index set is non-empty"); + if n <= highest_needed { + println!( + "blw_binding: corpus holds {n} verses but the pre-registered anchors and \ + controls need index {highest_needed} — stopping rather than reporting on \ + verses that are not loaded." + ); + return; + } + assert_anchor_texts(&verses); + println!("anchor guard : indices 55/60/62/77 carry the pre-registered texts — OK"); + + let ctx = build(&verses); + let runs: Vec = Stance::ALL + .iter() + .map(|&s| StanceRun::run(s, &ctx)) + .collect(); + + // ── per-stance focus / fire rates + the degeneracy discipline ── + println!("\n— STANCE COVERAGE (focus rate, fire rate, degeneracy) —"); + for r in &runs { + let deg = if r.degenerate_by_prevalence() { + " DEGENERATE BY PREVALENCE — excluded from the pairwise table" + } else { + "" + }; + println!( + " {:<13} focus on {}/{} verses, fires on {} ({:.1}%){}", + r.stance.name(), + r.focused, + n, + r.fired, + 100.0 * r.fire_rate(), + deg + ); + } + + // ── per-locus bind rate + silence kind ── + println!("\n— PER-LOCUS BIND RATE AND SILENCE KIND (denominator = focused verses) —"); + println!(" (n/a = by construction · none = no target anywhere · oow = target outside the ±8 window)"); + for r in &runs { + println!(" {}:", r.stance.name()); + let nc = r.near_constant(); + for ((i, &l), st) in MENU.iter().enumerate().zip(r.stats) { + let flag = if nc[i] { " << NEAR-CONSTANT" } else { "" }; + println!( + " {:<17} bound {:.4} (bound {}, n/a {}, none {}, oow {}){}", + l.label(), + st.rate(r.focused), + st.bound, + st.not_applicable, + st.no_candidate, + st.out_of_window, + flag + ); + } + } + + // ── QUANTITY (a): the lever arm ── + println!("\n— QUANTITY (a): EVIDENCE LEVER ARM — are loci 9/10 bound at all? —"); + println!(" Collapsed = nothing grounds anything = the nihilism signature (§12.3c)."); + for r in &runs { + // Counted over FOCUSED verses only: a verse where the stance has nothing + // to read has no lever arm, and pooling it in as "collapsed" would + // report the stance's own silence as a nihilism reading of the text. + let mut counts: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + for (&f, &focused) in r.facets.iter().zip(&r.has_focus) { + if focused { + *counts.entry(lever(f)).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + } + let total: usize = counts.values().sum(); + let collapsed = counts.get(&Lever::Collapsed).copied().unwrap_or(0); + println!( + " {:<13} {:?} (collapsed {}/{} = {:.1}%)", + r.stance.name(), + counts, + collapsed, + total, + if total == 0 { + 0.0 + } else { + 100.0 * collapsed as f64 / total as f64 + } + ); + if total > 0 && (collapsed == 0 || collapsed == total) { + println!( + " INERT: this stance's lever is constant across the corpus — \ + it discriminates nothing here (a guard that always fires carries \ + as much information as one that never does)." + ); + } + } + + // ── QUANTITY (b): torque ── + println!("\n— QUANTITY (b): TORQUE — |locus 12 − loci 4/5/6|, the said-vs-meant angle —"); + println!(" Reported SEPARATELY from (a) and never averaged with it: they are"); + println!(" different mechanics (a real lever displaced, vs no lever at all)."); + for r in &runs { + let mut hist: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + let mut undefined = 0usize; + // Focused verses only, for the same reason as (a): a verse the stance + // never read is not a verse on which torque is "undefined by the text". + for (&f, &focused) in r.facets.iter().zip(&r.has_focus) { + if !focused { + continue; + } + match torque(f) { + Some(t) => *hist.entry(t).or_insert(0) += 1, + None => undefined += 1, + } + } + let defined: usize = hist.values().sum(); + println!( + " {:<13} defined on {} of {} focused verses, undefined on {} — distribution {:?}", + r.stance.name(), + defined, + r.focused, + undefined, + hist + ); + if defined == 0 { + println!( + " UNDEFINED EVERYWHERE — this stance never binds locus 12 \ + together with a meaning locus, so torque says nothing about it \ + here. Printed, not smoothed over." + ); + } + } + + // ── pairwise texture, live stances only ── + println!("\n— PAIRWISE TEXTURE (shipped agreement_count; ceiling 9) —"); + let live: Vec<&StanceRun> = runs + .iter() + .filter(|r| !r.degenerate_by_prevalence()) + .collect(); + if live.len() < 2 { + println!(" fewer than two non-degenerate stances — no pairs to compare"); + } + for (i, a) in live.iter().enumerate() { + for b in live.iter().skip(i + 1) { + let (mean, hist, disc) = agreement(a, b); + println!( + " {} x {}: mean = {:.4} over {} verses; discriminating-loci mean = {:.4}; dist = {:?}", + a.stance.name(), + b.stance.name(), + mean, + n, + disc, + hist + ); + } + } + + // ── the pre-registered anchors ── + println!("\n— PRE-REGISTERED ANCHORS (§12.6) — per-stance facet vectors —"); + for r in &runs { + println!(" {}:", r.stance.name()); + for (label, vi) in [ + ("A1 before 55 (Gen 2:25)", A1_BEFORE), + ("A1 after 62 (Gen 3:7)", A1_AFTER), + ("A2 promise 60 (Gen 3:5)", A2_PROMISE), + ("A2 confirm 77 (Gen 3:22)", A2_CONFIRM), + ] { + let f = r.facets[vi]; + let t = torque(f).map_or("undefined".to_string(), |t| t.to_string()); + print_vector( + &format!(" {label} lever={:?} torque={t} |", lever(f)), + f, + ); + } + } + + println!("\n— SEPARATION VERDICTS (rule fixed in source BEFORE the run) —"); + println!(" An anchor pair SEPARATES iff its structural distance over the 9 MENU"); + println!(" loci strictly exceeds the LARGEST distance on the three control pairs."); + println!(" The threshold is the corpus's own baseline churn, not a chosen constant."); + for r in &runs { + let (d_a1, d_a2, d_a3, controls) = pair_distances(r); + let ctrl_max = controls.iter().copied().max().unwrap_or(0); + let ctrl_mean = controls.iter().sum::() as f64 / controls.len() as f64; + println!( + " {} — controls {:?} (max {ctrl_max}, mean {ctrl_mean:.2}) of 9", + r.stance.name(), + controls + ); + for (name, d, a, b) in [ + ( + "A1 55 vs 62 (naked → KNEW naked)", + d_a1, + A1_BEFORE, + A1_AFTER, + ), + ( + "A2 60 vs 77 (promise vs confirmed)", + d_a2, + A2_PROMISE, + A2_CONFIRM, + ), + ( + "A3 60 vs 62 (promise → fulfilment)", + d_a3, + A2_PROMISE, + A1_AFTER, + ), + ] { + let verdict = if d > ctrl_max { + "SEPARATED (exceeds control baseline)" + } else if d == 0 { + "KILL — identical facets; this instrument cannot tell them apart" + } else { + "NOT SEPARATED — within control baseline, i.e. indistinguishable from ordinary churn" + }; + println!( + " {name}: distance {d}/9 — {verdict}; loci differing: {:?}", + differing_loci(r.facets[a], r.facets[b]) + ); + } + } + println!( + " A1 is the MUST-HAVE (§12.6): if no stance separates 55 from 62, that \ + is a KILL OF THE INSTRUMENT and is the reportable result. No weight in \ + this file was adjusted toward any of these outcomes — the rules were \ + fixed before the file could be run, and this session cannot run it." + ); + + // ── the horizon control (§12.3b/§12.3c falsifier 2) ── + println!("\n— HORIZON CONTROL (§12.3b: fixed verse set, only the horizon moves) —"); + let k = HORIZON_K.min(n); + if k >= n { + println!(" Vk == Vm ({n} verses ≤ {HORIZON_K}) — needs Vm > Vk; skipped, not faked."); + } else { + let ctx_k = build(&verses[..k]); + println!(" Vk={k} vs Vm={n}; sample growth excluded by construction (same {k} verses)."); + for stance in Stance::ALL { + let rk = StanceRun::run(stance, &ctx_k); + let rm = &runs[Stance::ALL + .iter() + .position(|&s| s == stance) + .expect("stance")]; + let mut rebound = 0usize; + let mut per_locus = [0usize; MENU_LEN]; + for (&a, &b) in rk.facets.iter().zip(&rm.facets).take(k) { + if a != b { + rebound += 1; + } + for (slot, &l) in MENU.iter().enumerate() { + if a.at(l) != b.at(l) { + per_locus[slot] += 1; + } + } + } + let detail: Vec = MENU + .iter() + .zip(per_locus) + .filter(|&(_, c)| c > 0) + .map(|(l, c)| format!("{}={c}", l.label())) + .collect(); + println!( + " {:<13} {rebound}/{k} verses rebind — {}", + stance.name(), + if detail.is_empty() { + "no locus moved (a real result, printed plainly)".to_string() + } else { + detail.join(" ") + } + ); + } + } + + println!("\n— WHAT THIS RUN DOES NOT SHOW —"); + println!(" · No cross-language arm (§12.6 A3′). Nine PD lanes are on disk, but"); + println!(" detection is not built: there is no morphological parser for Latin,"); + println!(" Greek, Syriac or Hebrew here, and hand-writing an `in quo`/`v němž`"); + println!(" matcher would fit the pre-registered answer instead of testing it."); + println!(" · No substrate claim. This harness reads a TSV through the stance"); + println!(" library; the tenant/kanban/batch-writer substrate is D-BLW-1"); + println!(" (`blw_tenant.rs`) and is not exercised here."); + println!(" · No validity claim of any kind (§12.4)."); + println!("\nblw_binding: done. Every number above was computed at run time."); +} diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_rows.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_rows.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..b4fc9c08 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_rows.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1215 @@ +//! `blw_rows` — **D-BLW-4**: N ROW-LEVEL thought bodies inside **ONE** tenant. +//! +//! # The axis, stated first because it has been wrong twice +//! +//! **Owner-count is NOT a scale knob.** An owner is a **TENANT** — one mailbox, +//! one kanban board, one `KanbanActor` that is its sole mutator (`CLAUDE.md` +//! §V3 rulings; `E-CE64-MB-4`; the SoA is *moved* into the actor and that move +//! is the compile-time no-aliasing proof). Two prior attempts got this wrong in +//! the same direction: the first tiled the Bible across 64 owners and +//! **fabricated 63 tenants** (plan §12.1a′); the second kept owner-count as the +//! axis and merely made the owners *lightweight*, which is worse — it preserved +//! the wrong unit and made the wrong thing cheap (§12.3a′). +//! +//! **The axis here is ROWS INSIDE ONE OWNER.** "N thoughts at once" is +//! data-parallelism over the verse rows of a single tenant's slice — exactly +//! what §12.1's own diagram always said (*"apply stance L to **the owner's +//! slice**"*). This file constructs **exactly one** `MailboxSoA` and never a +//! second one, at any row count, for any reason. +//! +//! # Which half is parallelised — and which is not +//! +//! | half | surface | parallel? | +//! |---|---|---| +//! | **read / evaluate** | `&V: MailboxSoaView` — `identity_plane_at`, `energy` | **YES** — `std::thread::scope`, contiguous row chunks, shared `&Tenant` | +//! | **write back** | `MailboxSoA::write_row` (`&mut self`, the ONE cycle-aware mutator) | **NO — single-mutator by construction** | +//! +//! The read side is where parallelism is free: reads take `&V`, so *no `&mut +//! self` during computation* (`.claude/rules/data-flow.md`) is **structural**, +//! not a convention — many rows can be evaluated concurrently from borrowed +//! slices. The write side is `&mut self` on the owner, so it is sequential by +//! type, and this harness makes no attempt to parallelise it. **Any speedup +//! reported below is a speedup of the READ half only.** +//! +//! The soundness precondition is a *compile* obligation, not an argument in a +//! comment: [`sweep_concurrent`] carries `V: Sync` (which is what makes the +//! shared `&V` `Send` for `std::thread::scope`), and it is instantiated at +//! `Tenant`. If `MailboxSoA` ever grows an interior-mutability field, this +//! example stops compiling rather than silently changing meaning. +//! +//! # Pre-registration (fixed HERE, before the measurement was written) +//! +//! Every threshold below is a constant in this file, declared ahead of the +//! measurement code and **non-adjustable after the fact** — a miss is a miss. +//! §12.3a′ carries the W2 protocol over unchanged (median of ≥5 runs after one +//! discarded warm-up; a can-fire *and* a can-stay-silent half) and re-pins only +//! the unit, from owners to rows. +//! +//! | gate | constant | what it decides | +//! |---|---|---| +//! | **G-A** *precondition* | [`BODY_FLOOR_US`], [`MIN_SEQ_WALL_MS`], [`MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE`] | whether this design can test the claim **at all** on this machine/profile | +//! | **G-B** *row axis* | [`THROUGHPUT_FLATNESS`] | whether sequential rows/s is flat enough across row counts for "rows/second" to be a meaningful unit | +//! | **G-C** *concurrency* | [`SPEEDUP_GATE`] over [`RUNS`] + [`WARMUPS`] | the actual claim: concurrent ≥ 2× sequential at the largest row count | +//! +//! **G-A is the honest half.** If the per-row body is cheaper than +//! [`BODY_FLOOR_US`], or the whole sequential sweep is shorter than +//! [`MIN_SEQ_WALL_MS`], or the machine offers fewer than +//! [`MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE`] threads, then a speedup number would be measuring +//! thread-spawn overhead and scheduler noise. In that case **G-C is NOT +//! EVALUATED** and the run prints `INCONCLUSIVE`. A null result reported as null +//! is the correct output; a number produced anyway would not be. +//! +//! **Kill condition (§12.3a′, restated):** if row-level concurrency does not +//! beat sequential under this protocol, the arm's claim (a) regrades to +//! *"N-scale **sequential** row evaluation within one tenant"* — still true, +//! different claim. +//! +//! # What is asserted vs what is reported +//! +//! - **Correctness falsifiers `panic!`.** The iron rule (evaluation mutates +//! nothing), determinism under concurrency, and the comparator's own +//! can-bark/can-stay-silent twins are `assert!`s. A failure there is a defect. +//! - **Measurement gates print.** G-A/G-B/G-C emit `PASS` / `KILL` / +//! `INCONCLUSIVE` lines and do **not** panic. A measurement that misses a +//! pre-registered threshold is evidence, not a bug — and the process rule is +//! that it regrades the claim rather than failing the build. +//! +//! # What this harness does NOT claim +//! +//! - **No durability, no seal, no applied lifecycle step.** D-BLW-1 +//! (`examples/blw_tenant.rs`) owns the cast → seal → `recover_and_apply` loop +//! and proved it; re-running it here would add wall time and no new evidence. +//! This file casts the write intent (ahead of the write, as designed) and +//! **never advances a phase** — *no successful write ⇒ no applied step* +//! (`owner_adapter.rs` module doc). The cast is deliberately left dangling. +//! - **No stance instrument.** The row body is a deterministic bit-mixing read +//! over the borrowed content identity plane. It is a *load*, chosen so its +//! cost is tunable and its output is row-dependent — **not** a +//! Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein projection (§12.3c retired κ, §12.7 +//! recorded the texture rewrite as a KILL). Nothing here is a semantic claim. +//! - **No memory-bandwidth claim.** A row's content plane is 2 KiB and the body +//! re-reads it `reps` times, so the body is **compute-bound by construction**. +//! This measures compute parallelism over rows, not streaming bandwidth. +//! +//! # The memory figure, and what struct it is a figure OF +//! +//! The canonical row is **512 B** (`NODE_ROW_STRIDE`, const-asserted +//! `size_of::() == 512`). The byte image this harness snapshots is a +//! figure of **`MailboxSoA<2048>`**, whose content/topic/angle identity planes +//! alone are `3 × 2048 × 256 × 8 B` = **12 MiB** (6,144 B/row, **12× the +//! canon**). That divergence is the open question +//! `ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON` and is **not** resolved here — it is +//! named so no figure printed below is silently read as a canonical-node-row +//! figure, and so the two are never averaged. +//! +//! # Duplication, declared +//! +//! `snapshot` / `first_diff` / `locate` / `row_image` / the bloom encoder are +//! ported from `examples/blw_tenant.rs` (D-BLW-1). Cargo examples cannot import +//! one another, so the alternative was to move them into the library — which +//! would put a test instrument on the production surface for no consumer. The +//! copy is deliberate; if `MailboxSoA` grows a column, **both** files' `snapshot` +//! must grow with it or their "byte-identical" claims silently narrow. +//! +//! # Run +//! +//! ```text +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_rows # 2,000 rows (default) +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_rows -- 512 # bounded +//! BLW_BODY_REPS=96 cargo run ... --example blw_rows # a LABELLED re-run +//! BLW_KJV_TSV=/path/to/kjv_verses.tsv cargo run ... --example blw_rows +//! ``` +//! +//! The pre-registered gates apply to the **default** configuration. Any run with +//! `BLW_BODY_REPS` set is a labelled re-run and its verdict is reported as such. + +#![allow( + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_precision_loss, + clippy::cast_sign_loss +)] + +use std::time::Instant; + +use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::{MailboxSoA, WriteCell, WriteOutcome, WORDS_PER_FP}; +use lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader::MetaWord; +use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; +use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; +use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::{IdentityPlane, MailboxSoaView}; +use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; +use lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent; +use lance_graph_planner::traits::StrategyOutcome; + +// ── the ONE tenant ────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Row capacity of the single tenant (type-level const; the *logical* size is +/// declared with `set_populated` and read back through `n_rows`). +const N_CAP: usize = 2048; + +/// Default bounded corpus size. §12.7: an unbounded 31,102-verse run blew a +/// 10-minute budget in a sibling harness, so the corpus is bounded on purpose. +const DEFAULT_ROWS: usize = 2_000; + +/// The tenant's mailbox id. Deliberately **non-zero**: `mailbox 0` is the +/// bootstrap sentinel (`owner_adapter::BOOTSTRAP_OWNER`), so a zero id would +/// make the rebind assertion below vacuous. +const TENANT_ID: MailboxId = 7; + +/// The tenant's 6-bit witness slot (`w_slot < 64` is asserted by the ctor). +const TENANT_W_SLOT: u8 = 7; + +/// Firing threshold handed to the ctor. Unused by this harness's read path +/// (`consume_firing` is never exercised — no `CausalEdge64` batons are delivered). +const TENANT_THRESHOLD: f32 = 1.0; + +/// The single tenant type. **One** of these is constructed, ever. +type Tenant = MailboxSoA; + +// ── PRE-REGISTERED THRESHOLDS (fixed before the measurement was written) ──── + +/// Timed runs per (row count, mode). Median is reported. Inherited from W2 via +/// §12.3a′ ("median of ≥5 runs after one discarded warm-up") unchanged. +const RUNS: usize = 5; + +/// Discarded warm-up runs per (row count, mode). Inherited from W2. +const WARMUPS: usize = 1; + +/// **G-C.** Median concurrent-vs-sequential speedup required at the largest row +/// count. Inherited from W2's `≥2×` verbatim — §12.3a′ re-pins the *unit* +/// (owners → rows), not the threshold, so weakening it here would be fitting. +const SPEEDUP_GATE: f64 = 2.0; + +/// **G-A.** Below this many hardware threads, a 2× gate is unreachable for +/// reasons that have nothing to do with the substrate, so G-C is not evaluated. +const MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE: usize = 4; + +/// **G-A.** Per-row body cost floor, in microseconds. W2's protocol specified +/// "≥100 µs bodies"; §12.3a′ carries the protocol over and re-pins the unit. +/// A body below this floor makes a speedup number a measurement of thread-spawn +/// overhead. +const BODY_FLOOR_US: f64 = 100.0; + +/// **G-A.** Minimum sequential wall time (ms) at the largest row count. Below +/// this the sweep is too short to distinguish anything from scheduler noise. +const MIN_SEQ_WALL_MS: f64 = 50.0; + +/// **G-B.** Sequential rows/second must agree within ±this fraction of the +/// median across all row counts for "rows/second" to be a meaningful unit. If +/// throughput is not flat, the row axis is not clean and **no scaling claim is +/// made** — that is a reportable outcome, not a failure. +const THROUGHPUT_FLATNESS: f64 = 0.25; + +/// Anti-vacuity on the *instrument*: at least this fraction of the per-row +/// verdicts must be distinct values. A near-constant verdict vector cannot +/// detect a reordering or a lost update, which would make every equality check +/// below vacuous — the defect one level up. +const VERDICT_DISTINCT_FRACTION: f64 = 0.5; + +/// Row counts swept. Clamped to the seated corpus; counts above it are dropped. +const ROW_COUNTS: [usize; 3] = [256, 1024, 2_000]; + +/// Default per-row body repetitions. Pinned so the default configuration's body +/// cost lands near [`BODY_FLOOR_US`] in an unoptimised build; the *measured* +/// cost is reported and G-A judges it. Override with `BLW_BODY_REPS` for a +/// labelled re-run. +const DEFAULT_BODY_REPS: usize = 48; + +/// Upper bound on threads used, so a many-core host does not turn the thread +/// sweep into the dominant cost. +const MAX_THREADS: usize = 8; + +/// The row-count floor above which the dirty-set sparseness assertion is +/// enforced. Stated rather than tuned: on a short corpus a data-dependent filter +/// can legitimately select almost everything, and asserting sparseness there +/// would be an assertion about the corpus prefix, not about the filter. +const SPARSENESS_FLOOR_ROWS: usize = 512; + +// ── the byte image (the falsifier's instrument) ───────────────────────────── + +/// Bytes of the per-row fixed columns: energy(4) + plasticity(1) + +/// last_active_cycle(4) + last_write_cycle(4) + edge(8) + qualia(8) + meta(4) + +/// entity_type(2) + temporal(8) + expert(2) + sigma(1). +const FIXED_COLS: usize = 4 + 1 + 4 + 4 + 8 + 8 + 4 + 2 + 8 + 2 + 1; + +/// Bytes of the three autopoiesis-triangle style lanes (12 atoms each). +const STYLE_LANES: usize = 12 * 3; + +/// Bytes of one identity plane (`WORDS_PER_FP` u64). +const PLANE_BYTES: usize = WORDS_PER_FP * 8; + +/// Total bytes one row contributes to the image. +const ROW_IMG: usize = FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES + 3 * PLANE_BYTES; + +/// Bytes of the tenant-level scalar head: mailbox_id(4) + w_slot(1) + +/// current_cycle(4) + phase(1) + populated(8) + stale_write_count(8) + +/// threshold(4). +const SCALAR_IMG: usize = 4 + 1 + 4 + 1 + 8 + 8 + 4; + +/// Total image length — asserted at runtime so a column silently dropped from +/// [`snapshot`] cannot pass as "byte-identical". +const IMAGE_LEN: usize = SCALAR_IMG + N_CAP * ROW_IMG; + +/// A **complete** little-endian byte image of the tenant's backing store: every +/// tenant scalar, then every per-row column of **every capacity row** +/// (`0..N_CAP`, not `0..populated` — a mutation to a padding row must be visible +/// too), including all three identity planes and all three style lanes. +/// +/// This is the falsifier's instrument. It reads only `&self`. +fn snapshot(o: &Tenant) -> Vec { + let mut b = Vec::with_capacity(IMAGE_LEN); + + // ── tenant scalars ── + b.extend_from_slice(&o.mailbox_id.to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.w_slot); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.current_cycle.to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.phase() as u8); + b.extend_from_slice(&(o.populated() as u64).to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.stale_write_count().to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.threshold.to_bits().to_le_bytes()); + + // Hoisted zero-copy column borrows (all are capacity-length `N_CAP`). + let energy = o.energy(); + let edges = o.edges_raw(); + let meta = o.meta_raw(); + let etype = o.entity_type(); + + // Driven off `energy`'s iterator (length `N_CAP`) rather than a bare index + // range, so the loop covers every capacity row by construction. + for (row, e) in energy.iter().enumerate() { + b.extend_from_slice(&e.to_bits().to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.plasticity_counter[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.last_active_cycle[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.last_write_cycle[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&edges[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.qualia[row].0.to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&meta[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&etype[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.temporal[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.expert[row].to_le_bytes()); + b.push(o.sigma[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.frozen_style[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.learned_style[row]); + b.extend_from_slice(&o.explore_style[row]); + for w in o.content_row(row) { + b.extend_from_slice(&w.to_le_bytes()); + } + for w in o.topic_row(row) { + b.extend_from_slice(&w.to_le_bytes()); + } + for w in o.angle_row(row) { + b.extend_from_slice(&w.to_le_bytes()); + } + } + b +} + +/// Byte offset of the first difference, or `None` when the images are identical. +/// Never `assert_eq!`s the images themselves — they are ~12 MiB and a failure +/// message must be an offset, not a memory dump. +fn first_diff(a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> Option { + if a.len() != b.len() { + return Some(a.len().min(b.len())); + } + a.iter().zip(b).position(|(x, y)| x != y) +} + +/// Human-readable location of an image offset — so a can-fire result names the +/// column it detected, not just "they differ". +fn locate(off: usize) -> String { + if off < SCALAR_IMG { + return format!("tenant scalar head (+{off})"); + } + let rel = off - SCALAR_IMG; + let row = rel / ROW_IMG; + let f = rel % ROW_IMG; + let region = if f < FIXED_COLS { + "fixed columns" + } else if f < FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES { + "style lanes" + } else if f < FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES + PLANE_BYTES { + "CONTENT plane" + } else if f < FIXED_COLS + STYLE_LANES + 2 * PLANE_BYTES { + "TOPIC plane" + } else { + "ANGLE plane" + }; + format!("row {row}, {region} (+{f} in row)") +} + +/// The image slice belonging to one row. +fn row_image(img: &[u8], row: usize) -> &[u8] { + let lo = SCALAR_IMG + row * ROW_IMG; + &img[lo..lo + ROW_IMG] +} + +// ── the row content encoding (a deterministic bloom, NOT a stance) ────────── + +/// Bits set per token in a 16,384-bit identity plane. +const BLOOM_K: usize = 4; + +/// FNV-1a over `bytes`, salted with `seed`. +fn fnv1a(bytes: &[u8], seed: u64) -> u64 { + let mut h = 0xcbf2_9ce4_8422_2325_u64 ^ seed.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + for &c in bytes { + h ^= u64::from(c); + h = h.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + } + h +} + +/// Set this token's [`BLOOM_K`] bits in a `WORDS_PER_FP`-word plane. +fn bloom_add(plane: &mut [u64], token: &str, salt: u64) { + for k in 0..BLOOM_K { + let h = fnv1a( + token.as_bytes(), + salt ^ (k as u64).wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9), + ); + let bit = (h % (WORDS_PER_FP as u64 * 64)) as usize; + plane[bit / 64] |= 1u64 << (bit % 64); + } +} + +/// Lowercased alphanumeric tokens of length ≥ 2. +fn tokens(text: &str) -> impl Iterator + '_ { + text.split(|c: char| !c.is_ascii_alphanumeric()) + .filter(|t| t.len() >= 2) + .map(str::to_ascii_lowercase) +} + +/// Build a plane from a verse's tokens. +fn encode_plane(text: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + for t in tokens(text) { + bloom_add(&mut plane, &t, salt); + } + plane +} + +/// Build a probe plane from a single term. +fn probe_plane(term: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + bloom_add(&mut plane, term, salt); + plane +} + +// ── the row-level thought body ────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Evaluate ONE row against `probe`, `reps` times, and fold the results into a +/// verdict word. +/// +/// **Reads only.** The plane is a **borrowed row slice** into the tenant's +/// backing store (`identity_plane_at` — zero-copy, `data-flow.md` §1); every +/// intermediate is an owned `Copy` microcopy (§2); nothing is written. The `&V` +/// receiver is the structural guarantee that this cannot mutate: *no `&mut self` +/// during computation*. +/// +/// **Why the output is a mixing word and not a boolean.** The determinism and +/// equality checks below can only detect a reordering or a lost update if +/// adjacent rows produce *different* values. A boolean verdict would make a +/// swapped pair invisible. The rotation by `r` also makes each rep read the row +/// differently, so `reps` cannot be optimised down to one pass. +/// +/// Returns `0` for a row the view declines (`row >= populated`), which the +/// callers never request. +fn row_body(view: &V, row: usize, probe: &[u64], reps: usize) -> u64 { + let Some(plane) = view.identity_plane_at(row, IdentityPlane::Content) else { + return 0; + }; + let mut acc = u64::from(view.energy()[row].to_bits()); + for r in 0..reps { + let salt = (r as u64).wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9_7F4A_7C15); + let mut overlap: u32 = 0; + for (p, w) in probe.iter().zip(plane) { + overlap += (p & w.rotate_left((r % 64) as u32)).count_ones(); + } + acc = acc.rotate_left(7) ^ u64::from(overlap).wrapping_add(salt); + } + acc +} + +/// Sequential evaluation of `rows` row bodies. The baseline. +fn sweep_sequential( + view: &V, + probe: &[u64], + rows: usize, + reps: usize, + out: &mut [u64], +) { + assert_eq!(out.len(), rows, "output vector must be one slot per row"); + for (row, slot) in out.iter_mut().enumerate() { + *slot = row_body(view, row, probe, reps); + } +} + +/// Concurrent evaluation of `rows` row bodies **inside the one tenant**. +/// +/// `threads` contiguous row chunks; every worker holds the SAME shared `&V` and +/// writes only into its own disjoint `&mut [u64]` slice (`chunks_mut`). There is +/// no lock, no atomic, and no `unsafe`: the read side needs none because it is +/// `&V`, and the write side is disjoint by slicing. +/// +/// **The `V: Sync` bound is the compile-time proof.** `std::thread::scope` +/// requires the captured `&V` to be `Send`, which holds exactly when `V: Sync`. +/// Instantiating this at [`Tenant`] therefore makes "the tenant is safe to share +/// across the row workers" a fact the compiler checks, not a claim in a comment. +/// +/// **This does not fabricate a tenant.** `view` is the one owner; the unit being +/// divided is its rows. +fn sweep_concurrent( + view: &V, + probe: &[u64], + rows: usize, + reps: usize, + threads: usize, + out: &mut [u64], +) { + assert_eq!(out.len(), rows, "output vector must be one slot per row"); + if rows == 0 { + return; + } + let chunk = rows.div_ceil(threads.max(1)); + // The chunk borrows are taken BEFORE entering the scope, deliberately: a + // reborrow created inside the `scope` closure lives only for that closure + // body, which does not satisfy the `'scope` bound `spawn` requires. Taken + // here they belong to the enclosing environment and do satisfy it. (This is + // a lifetime requirement, not a performance choice.) + let chunks: Vec<&mut [u64]> = out.chunks_mut(chunk).collect(); + std::thread::scope(|s| { + for (c, slot) in chunks.into_iter().enumerate() { + let lo = c * chunk; + s.spawn(move || { + for (i, cell) in slot.iter_mut().enumerate() { + *cell = row_body(view, lo + i, probe, reps); + } + }); + } + }); +} + +// ── comparators (they must be able to bark) ───────────────────────────────── + +/// Index of the first element-by-element mismatch, or `None` when identical. +/// Length mismatch reports the shorter length as the offending index. +fn first_mismatch(a: &[u64], b: &[u64]) -> Option { + if a.len() != b.len() { + return Some(a.len().min(b.len())); + } + a.iter().zip(b).position(|(x, y)| x != y) +} + +/// Number of distinct verdict values — the anti-vacuity measure for the +/// instrument itself. `O(n log n)` on a copy; the vectors are small. +fn distinct_count(v: &[u64]) -> usize { + let mut c = v.to_vec(); + c.sort_unstable(); + c.dedup(); + c.len() +} + +/// Median of a non-empty sample. Panics on NaN rather than silently ordering it. +fn median(mut v: Vec) -> f64 { + assert!(!v.is_empty(), "median of an empty sample"); + v.sort_by(|a, b| a.partial_cmp(b).expect("timing sample contained NaN")); + let n = v.len(); + if n % 2 == 1 { + v[n / 2] + } else { + (v[n / 2 - 1] + v[n / 2]) / 2.0 + } +} + +// ── the write descriptor `P` (DTO purity) ─────────────────────────────────── + +/// The `BatchWriter` payload — a **descriptor** (dirty row range + cycle), never +/// owned delta bytes (`batch_writer.rs` Addendum-6: the sink reads the LIVE +/// store at flush). +/// +/// **It carries NO owner / mailbox / tenant field.** Ownership rides the *cast +/// pairing* (`BatchWriter::on_behalf_of`), never the DTO — the write-on-behalf +/// iron rule. The harness asserts that pairing rather than restating it. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +struct RowSpanDescriptor { + /// First dirty row (inclusive). + row_lo: u32, + /// Last dirty row (exclusive). + row_hi: u32, + /// The owner cycle the span belongs to. + cycle: u32, +} + +// ── corpus + seeding ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Read `index\ttext` rows, bounded to `limit`. +fn load_verses(path: &str, limit: usize) -> std::io::Result> { + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + Ok(raw + .lines() + .filter_map(|l| l.split_once('\t').map(|(_, t)| t.to_string())) + .take(limit) + .collect()) +} + +/// Seat the verses as ROWS of the one tenant. +/// +/// The **builder** phase, not a compute path — `data-flow.md` allows `&mut` for +/// a builder. Row columns go through `write_row`, the SoA's ONE cycle-aware +/// mutator; `energy` is initialised through its public column because +/// `WriteCell` carries no energy field (production energy arrives via +/// `apply_edges` from `CausalEdge64` batons, which this harness has no source +/// for). +/// +/// The **angle** plane is deliberately left all-zero: it is the silent region +/// the can-fire twin later mutates, which is the sharpest available test that +/// [`snapshot`] genuinely reads the identity planes. +fn seed_tenant(owner: &mut Tenant, verses: &[String]) -> usize { + let cycle = owner.cycle(); + let mut seated = 0usize; + for (row, text) in verses.iter().enumerate().take(N_CAP) { + let content = encode_plane(text, 0); + let topic = encode_plane(text, 0xA5A5_A5A5); + let cell = WriteCell { + content: Some(content.as_slice()), + topic: Some(topic.as_slice()), + entity_type: Some((row % 251) as u16), + temporal: Some(row as u64), + meta: Some(MetaWord((text.len() as u32) & 0x00FF_FFFF)), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + if owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell) == WriteOutcome::Accepted { + // Builder-phase direct column init (see fn doc). + owner.energy[row] = (text.len() as f32) * 0.01; + seated += 1; + } + } + owner.set_populated(seated); + seated +} + +/// The bootstrap lifecycle intent a strategy SURFACES: `mailbox 0`, +/// `witness_chain_position 0` — the zero-fallback sentinel `rebind_bootstrap` +/// recognises. `from`/`to`/`exec` are preserved bit-for-bit by the rebind. +fn bootstrap_intent(from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { + KanbanMove { + mailbox: 0, + from, + to, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Elixir, + } +} + +// ── one measured point ────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Median wall seconds of `RUNS` timed sweeps after `WARMUPS` discarded ones, +/// for one (row count, threads) cell. +/// +/// The sequential result of each timed run is compared element-by-element +/// against the concurrent result of the same run, so **determinism under +/// concurrency is checked `RUNS + WARMUPS` times, not once**. +struct Timing { + /// Median sequential wall, seconds. + seq_s: f64, + /// Median concurrent wall, seconds. + conc_s: f64, +} + +impl Timing { + /// Sequential rows per second. + fn seq_rows_per_s(&self, rows: usize) -> f64 { + rows as f64 / self.seq_s + } + /// Concurrent rows per second. + fn conc_rows_per_s(&self, rows: usize) -> f64 { + rows as f64 / self.conc_s + } + /// Median-of-medians speedup. Reported, never adjusted. + fn speedup(&self) -> f64 { + self.seq_s / self.conc_s + } +} + +/// Time one (row count, threads) cell under both modes, asserting equality of +/// the two result vectors on **every** timed run. +fn measure(owner: &Tenant, probe: &[u64], rows: usize, reps: usize, threads: usize) -> Timing { + let mut seq = vec![0u64; rows]; + let mut conc = vec![0u64; rows]; + let mut seq_t = Vec::with_capacity(RUNS); + let mut conc_t = Vec::with_capacity(RUNS); + + for run in 0..(WARMUPS + RUNS) { + let t0 = Instant::now(); + sweep_sequential(owner, probe, rows, reps, &mut seq); + let seq_el = t0.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + + let t1 = Instant::now(); + sweep_concurrent(owner, probe, rows, reps, threads, &mut conc); + let conc_el = t1.elapsed().as_secs_f64(); + + // Determinism under concurrency, checked on EVERY run: the concurrent + // result must equal the sequential result element-by-element. A chunk + // boundary off by one, a lost write, or a reordered store shows up here + // as a named index — never as an aggregate that happens to match. + if let Some(i) = first_mismatch(&seq, &conc) { + panic!( + "FALSIFIER FAILED: concurrent result diverged from sequential at row {i} \ + (rows={rows}, threads={threads}, run={run}): seq={:#018x} conc={:#018x}", + seq[i], conc[i] + ); + } + + if run >= WARMUPS { + seq_t.push(seq_el); + conc_t.push(conc_el); + } + } + + Timing { + seq_s: median(seq_t), + conc_s: median(conc_t), + } +} + +// ── main ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { + let path = std::env::var("BLW_KJV_TSV").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv".to_string()); + let limit = std::env::args() + .nth(1) + .and_then(|a| a.parse::().ok()) + .unwrap_or(DEFAULT_ROWS) + .min(N_CAP); + let reps_override = std::env::var("BLW_BODY_REPS") + .ok() + .and_then(|v| v.parse::().ok()) + .filter(|r| *r > 0); + let reps = reps_override.unwrap_or(DEFAULT_BODY_REPS); + let labelled_rerun = reps_override.is_some(); + + let threads = std::thread::available_parallelism() + .map_or(1, |n| n.get()) + .min(MAX_THREADS); + + println!("== D-BLW-4 — N ROW-LEVEL thought bodies within ONE owner =="); + println!("axis : ROWS inside one tenant. NEVER owners. (§12.1a′ / §12.3a′)"); + println!("corpus : {path} (bounded to {limit})"); + println!( + "config : body_reps {reps}{}, threads {threads} (cap {MAX_THREADS}), \ + runs {RUNS} + {WARMUPS} discarded warm-up", + if labelled_rerun { + " [LABELLED RE-RUN — gates were pre-registered for the default]" + } else { + " (default)" + } + ); + + let verses = load_verses(&path, limit)?; + if verses.is_empty() { + return Err(format!("no verses parsed from {path} (expected `index\\ttext` rows)").into()); + } + + // ── THE ONE TENANT. Constructed once; never a second owner in this file. ── + let mut owner: Tenant = MailboxSoA::new(TENANT_ID, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD); + let seated = seed_tenant(&mut owner, &verses); + // Move the cycle stamp off 0 so the bootstrap-cycle rebind (0 → live) is + // non-vacuous when it is asserted below. + owner.tick(); + + assert!(seated > 0, "no rows seated — nothing to evaluate"); + assert_eq!( + owner.n_rows(), + seated, + "declared logical size == seated rows" + ); + println!( + "tenant : mailbox {} w_slot {} — 1 owner, {} rows seated of {} capacity", + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.w_slot, + owner.n_rows(), + N_CAP + ); + println!( + "image : {IMAGE_LEN} B of MailboxSoA<{N_CAP}> ({} B/row of identity planes; \ + canon NodeRow = 512 B/row → {} B for {N_CAP} canon rows). \ + ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON unresolved — DIFFERENT structs.", + 3 * PLANE_BYTES, + N_CAP * 512 + ); + + let probe = probe_plane("god", 0); + let probe_bits: u32 = probe.iter().map(|w| w.count_ones()).sum(); + assert!( + probe_bits > 0, + "an all-zero probe makes every body constant" + ); + + // ── PROBE-VERDICT — can this instrument detect anything at all? ────────── + // Everything downstream is an equality check over the verdict vector. If the + // verdicts were near-constant, every one of those checks would pass on a + // broken sweep. So the discriminating power of the instrument is measured + // BEFORE it is used as evidence. + let mut baseline = vec![0u64; seated]; + sweep_sequential(&owner, &probe, seated, reps, &mut baseline); + let distinct = distinct_count(&baseline); + assert!( + (distinct as f64) >= VERDICT_DISTINCT_FRACTION * seated as f64, + "PROBE-VERDICT: only {distinct} distinct verdicts over {seated} rows — the instrument \ + cannot detect a reordering, so every equality check below would be vacuous" + ); + println!( + "PROBE-VERDICT: {distinct}/{seated} distinct row verdicts ({:.1}%) — the equality checks \ + below are non-vacuous", + 100.0 * distinct as f64 / seated as f64 + ); + + // ── PROBE-DETECT — the comparator must bark, AND must stay silent ──────── + // Both halves on NON-TRIVIAL input (the real 2,000-row verdict vector, not + // an empty one): a comparator that fires on everything carries exactly as + // much information as one that never fires. + let untouched = baseline.clone(); + assert_eq!( + first_mismatch(&baseline, &untouched), + None, + "PROBE-DETECT (silent half): an identical non-trivial vector must compare equal" + ); + + let mut lost_update = baseline.clone(); + let victim_idx = seated / 3; + // Non-vacuity of the probe itself: zeroing a slot only simulates an unwritten + // slot if the real verdict there was NOT already zero. + assert_ne!( + baseline[victim_idx], 0, + "the lost-update probe needs a non-zero verdict at row {victim_idx} to be observable" + ); + lost_update[victim_idx] = 0; // a worker that never wrote its slot + assert_eq!( + first_mismatch(&baseline, &lost_update), + Some(victim_idx), + "PROBE-DETECT (lost update): a single unwritten slot must be located exactly" + ); + + assert!( + seated >= 2 && baseline[0] != baseline[1], + "PROBE-DETECT (reordering) needs ≥2 rows with DIFFERENT verdicts — a rotation is only \ + observable when adjacent verdicts differ" + ); + let mut reordered = baseline.clone(); + reordered.rotate_left(1); // a chunk boundary off by one + let rot_at = first_mismatch(&baseline, &reordered) + .expect("PROBE-DETECT (reordering): a rotated result vector went undetected"); + println!( + "PROBE-DETECT : silent on an identical vector; lost update located at {victim_idx}; \ + reordering located at {rot_at} — the comparator discriminates" + ); + + // ── PROBE-IRON — evaluating N rows CONCURRENTLY mutates NOTHING ────────── + // The central falsifier, run over the concurrent path specifically (the one + // that could race). Full byte image before and after; a difference anywhere + // in 12 MiB fails and names its column. + let pre_eval = snapshot(&owner); + // The instrument must actually cover the store, or "byte-identical" is a + // statement about what the snapshot forgot to read. + assert_eq!( + pre_eval.len(), + IMAGE_LEN, + "the byte image must cover every column of every capacity row" + ); + let nonzero = pre_eval.iter().filter(|b| **b != 0).count(); + // Scale-free coverage gate: each seated row contributes ~250 non-zero bytes + // (two bloom planes + the fixed columns), so `> seated * 8` holds at ANY + // corpus size while still failing loudly for an effectively all-zero image, + // where "byte-identical" would be trivially true. + assert!( + nonzero > seated * 8, + "image is near-uniformly zero ({nonzero} non-zero of {} over {seated} rows) — \ + 'byte-identical' would be trivially true", + pre_eval.len() + ); + let mut conc = vec![0u64; seated]; + sweep_concurrent(&owner, &probe, seated, reps, threads, &mut conc); + let post_eval = snapshot(&owner); + if let Some(off) = first_diff(&pre_eval, &post_eval) { + panic!( + "FALSIFIER FAILED: concurrently evaluating {seated} rows mutated the tenant at byte \ + {off} — {}", + locate(off) + ); + } + assert_eq!( + first_mismatch(&baseline, &conc), + None, + "the concurrent sweep must equal the sequential sweep element-by-element" + ); + // Run the concurrent sweep a second time: the same inputs must produce the + // identical vector. (Distinct from the equality above — that compares two + // ALGORITHMS; this compares two RUNS of the same one.) + let mut conc2 = vec![0u64; seated]; + sweep_concurrent(&owner, &probe, seated, reps, threads, &mut conc2); + assert_eq!( + first_mismatch(&conc, &conc2), + None, + "two runs of the concurrent sweep must be bit-identical" + ); + println!( + "PROBE-IRON : {seated} rows evaluated concurrently on {threads} threads — tenant \ + byte-identical over {} B ({nonzero} non-zero, {:.2}%); concurrent == sequential; \ + two concurrent runs identical", + pre_eval.len(), + 100.0 * nonzero as f64 / pre_eval.len() as f64 + ); + + // ── the measurement grid: rows/second per ROW COUNT ───────────────────── + let mut counts: Vec = Vec::new(); + for &c in &ROW_COUNTS { + if c <= seated { + counts.push(c); + } + } + println!("--"); + println!("rows/second by ROW COUNT (one tenant; median of {RUNS} runs):"); + let mut cells: Vec<(usize, Timing)> = Vec::new(); + for &rows in &counts { + let cell = measure(&owner, &probe, rows, reps, threads); + println!( + " rows {rows:>5} : seq {:>10.0} rows/s ({:>8.2} ms) conc {:>10.0} rows/s \ + ({:>8.2} ms) speedup {:.2}x", + cell.seq_rows_per_s(rows), + cell.seq_s * 1e3, + cell.conc_rows_per_s(rows), + cell.conc_s * 1e3, + cell.speedup() + ); + cells.push((rows, cell)); + } + + // ── the thread sweep at the largest row count ─────────────────────────── + let largest = counts.last().copied().unwrap_or(seated); + let mut tcs: Vec = vec![1, 2, threads]; + tcs.retain(|&t| t <= threads); + tcs.sort_unstable(); + tcs.dedup(); + println!("--"); + println!("rows/second by THREAD COUNT at {largest} rows (T=1 = threading-overhead control):"); + for &t in &tcs { + let cell = measure(&owner, &probe, largest, reps, t); + println!( + " threads {t:>2} : conc {:>10.0} rows/s ({:>8.2} ms) vs sequential {:>10.0} rows/s \ + → {:.2}x", + cell.conc_rows_per_s(largest), + cell.conc_s * 1e3, + cell.seq_rows_per_s(largest), + cell.speedup() + ); + } + + // ── the iron rule, extended over the ENTIRE measured workload ─────────── + // PROBE-IRON above covered one sweep. This covers every sweep the grid and + // the thread sweep just ran (tens of thousands of row bodies, on 1..T + // threads) against the SAME pre-measurement image — so "evaluation mutates + // nothing" is a statement about the workload that was timed, not about a + // separate demonstration sweep. + let post_grid = snapshot(&owner); + if let Some(off) = first_diff(&pre_eval, &post_grid) { + panic!( + "FALSIFIER FAILED: the measurement grid mutated the tenant at byte {off} — {}", + locate(off) + ); + } + println!("PROBE-IRON+ : the whole timed workload left the tenant byte-identical"); + + // ── the pre-registered verdicts ───────────────────────────────────────── + println!("--"); + let headline = cells.last(); + + // G-A — can this design test the claim on this machine/profile at all? + let (body_us, seq_wall_ms) = match headline { + Some((rows, c)) => (c.seq_s * 1e6 / *rows as f64, c.seq_s * 1e3), + None => (0.0, 0.0), + }; + let body_ok = body_us >= BODY_FLOOR_US; + let wall_ok = seq_wall_ms >= MIN_SEQ_WALL_MS; + let threads_ok = threads >= MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE; + let ga = body_ok && wall_ok && threads_ok && headline.is_some(); + println!( + "G-A precond : {} — per-row body {body_us:.1} µs (floor {BODY_FLOOR_US:.0}) · \ + sequential wall {seq_wall_ms:.1} ms (floor {MIN_SEQ_WALL_MS:.0}) · \ + {threads} threads (floor {MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE})", + if ga { "MET" } else { "NOT MET" } + ); + if !ga { + let mut why: Vec<&str> = Vec::new(); + if !body_ok { + why.push("body below floor (a speedup here would measure thread-spawn overhead)"); + } + if !wall_ok { + why.push("sweep too short to distinguish from scheduler noise"); + } + if !threads_ok { + why.push("too few hardware threads for a 2x gate to be reachable"); + } + if headline.is_none() { + why.push("no row count fit the corpus"); + } + println!(" reasons: {}", why.join("; ")); + } + + // G-B — is the ROW axis clean? (sequential rows/s flat across row counts) + if cells.len() >= 2 { + let tputs: Vec = cells.iter().map(|(r, c)| c.seq_rows_per_s(*r)).collect(); + let med = median(tputs.clone()); + let worst = tputs + .iter() + .map(|t| ((t - med) / med).abs()) + .fold(0.0f64, f64::max); + let flat = worst <= THROUGHPUT_FLATNESS; + println!( + "G-B row axis : {} — sequential rows/s deviates at most {:.1}% from the median \ + (allowed {:.0}%)", + if flat { "PASS" } else { "NOT FLAT" }, + 100.0 * worst, + 100.0 * THROUGHPUT_FLATNESS + ); + if !flat { + println!( + " ⇒ rows/second is NOT a clean unit on this run; no scaling claim \ + is made on the row axis." + ); + } + } else { + println!( + "G-B row axis : INCONCLUSIVE — {} row count(s) measured, need ≥2 to say anything \ + about scaling", + cells.len() + ); + } + + // G-C — the claim itself. + match (ga, headline) { + (true, Some((rows, c))) => { + let s = c.speedup(); + if s >= SPEEDUP_GATE { + println!( + "G-C claim : PASS — {s:.2}x ≥ {SPEEDUP_GATE:.1}x at {rows} rows on \ + {threads} threads (READ half only)" + ); + } else { + println!( + "G-C claim : KILL — {s:.2}x < {SPEEDUP_GATE:.1}x at {rows} rows on \ + {threads} threads. Per §12.3a′ the claim REGRADES to \"{rows}-row \ + SEQUENTIAL evaluation within one tenant\" — still true, different claim." + ); + } + } + _ => println!( + "G-C claim : NOT EVALUATED (INCONCLUSIVE) — G-A's preconditions were not met, so \ + any speedup number here would not be about the substrate. Re-run with a larger \ + BLW_BODY_REPS, or on a host with ≥{MIN_THREADS_TO_EVALUATE} threads." + ), + } + + // ── the gated write-back — the half that is NOT parallel ──────────────── + // Read side done. This is the single-mutator half: `write_row` takes + // `&mut self`, so it is sequential by type. The dirty set is data-dependent + // (a property of the verdicts), not a fixed slice. + println!("--"); + let dirty: Vec = conc + .iter() + .enumerate() + .filter(|(_, v)| **v % 64 == 0) + .map(|(row, _)| row as u32) + .collect(); + + if seated >= SPARSENESS_FLOOR_ROWS { + // BOTH halves, and only above the stated floor: on a short corpus a + // data-dependent filter can legitimately select nothing or everything, + // and asserting sparseness there would be an assertion about the corpus. + assert!( + !dirty.is_empty(), + "the dirty-set filter selected nothing over {seated} rows — degenerate verdicts" + ); + assert!( + dirty.len() * 2 < seated, + "the dirty set must be a SPARSE minority: {} of {seated}", + dirty.len() + ); + } + + if dirty.is_empty() { + println!("write-back : SKIPPED — the filter selected no rows at this corpus size"); + } else { + let pre_write = snapshot(&owner); + let cycle = owner.cycle(); + let stamp = u64::from(cycle) << 32; + let mut accepted = 0usize; + for &row in &dirty { + let cell = WriteCell { + temporal: Some(stamp), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + if owner.write_row(row as usize, cycle, &cell) == WriteOutcome::Accepted { + accepted += 1; + } + } + assert_eq!(accepted, dirty.len(), "every gated write must be Accepted"); + let post_write = snapshot(&owner); + + // Anti-vacuity, BOTH halves: the untouched remainder is byte-identical + // AND the touched set genuinely changed. + let mut changed = 0usize; + let mut leaked: Vec = Vec::new(); + for row in 0..N_CAP { + let differs = row_image(&pre_write, row) != row_image(&post_write, row); + let is_dirty = dirty.binary_search(&(row as u32)).is_ok(); + if differs { + changed += 1; + } + if differs != is_dirty { + leaked.push(row); + } + } + assert!( + leaked.is_empty(), + "only the gated dirty set may advance; divergent rows: {:?}", + &leaked[..leaked.len().min(8)] + ); + assert_eq!(changed, dirty.len(), "changed rows == dirty rows"); + assert!( + changed > 0, + "a write-back that changes nothing proves nothing" + ); + println!( + "write-back : {} of {seated} rows gated through write_row (SEQUENTIAL — \ + `&mut self`, single mutator); untouched remainder byte-identical", + dirty.len() + ); + + // ── the pre-write cast — write-on-behalf, ahead of the write ──────── + // NO seal, NO applied step: `no successful write ⇒ no applied step` + // (owner_adapter module doc). D-BLW-1 owns that loop; duplicating it + // here would add wall time and no new evidence. + let mut writer: BatchWriter = BatchWriter::new(); + let span = RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: dirty[0], + row_hi: dirty[dirty.len() - 1] + 1, + cycle, + }; + let outcome = StrategyOutcome { + reliability: (dirty.len() as f32) / (seated as f32), + intended_move: Some(bootstrap_intent( + KanbanColumn::Planning, + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + )), + }; + // The owner id is READ FROM THE OWNER at the call site, so the cast + // cannot name a mailbox other than the SoA it describes. + let cast = emit_bootstrap_intent(&outcome, owner.mailbox_id(), cycle, &mut writer, span) + .expect("a bootstrap sentinel must rebind and cast"); + let cast_owner = writer + .on_behalf_of(cast) + .expect("the cast is recorded on the writer"); + assert_eq!( + cast_owner, + owner.mailbox_id(), + "write-on-behalf of the live owner" + ); + let moves = writer + .intent_moves(cast) + .expect("the cast recorded its intent"); + assert_eq!(moves.len(), 1, "one lifecycle intent per cast"); + // Anti-vacuity on the rebind: the sentinel fields ACTUALLY moved. + assert_ne!(moves[0].mailbox, 0, "owner sentinel was rebound"); + assert_eq!(moves[0].mailbox, owner.mailbox_id()); + assert_ne!(moves[0].witness_chain_position, 0, "cycle sentinel rebound"); + assert_eq!(moves[0].witness_chain_position, cycle); + + // The descriptor round-trips through the writer UNCHANGED and still + // carries no owner field — DTO purity, checked rather than asserted in + // prose. `drain_pending_payloads` is the shipped eager-drain handoff. + let drained: Vec<(_, RowSpanDescriptor)> = writer.drain_pending_payloads().collect(); + assert_eq!(drained.len(), 1, "one staged payload per cast"); + assert_eq!(drained[0].0, cast, "payload stays paired with its cast id"); + assert_eq!( + drained[0].1, span, + "the descriptor is not rewritten in transit" + ); + // Every descriptor field is read here — the struct carries an owner + // NOWHERE, which is the point: ownership rode the cast pairing above. + println!( + "cast : rows [{}..{}) cycle {} cast on behalf of mailbox {cast_owner}; \ + phase left at {:?} (no seal ⇒ no applied step, by design)", + span.row_lo, + span.row_hi, + span.cycle, + owner.phase() + ); + } + + // ── THE CAN-FIRE TWIN — the byte comparator must DETECT deliberate change ─ + // A guard that cannot bark is the defect one level up. Two probes, chosen so + // a snapshot that skipped a region cannot pass: + // (a) a small fixed column (`meta`); + // (b) the ANGLE identity plane, all-zero for the entire run — a snapshot + // that never reads it would report "identical". + let cycle_now = owner.cycle(); + let victim = seated / 2; + + let pre_mut = snapshot(&owner); + let bump = WriteCell { + meta: Some(MetaWord(0x00AB_CDEF)), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + assert_eq!( + owner.write_row(victim, cycle_now, &bump), + WriteOutcome::Accepted + ); + let post_mut = snapshot(&owner); + let d_fixed = first_diff(&pre_mut, &post_mut) + .expect("CAN-FIRE FAILED: a deliberate fixed-column mutation went undetected"); + let where_fixed = locate(d_fixed); + assert!( + where_fixed.contains("fixed columns"), + "the detected difference must be in the fixed columns, got {where_fixed}" + ); + println!("PROBE-MUT-a : gated one-column write to row {victim} detected — {where_fixed}"); + + let pre_mut2 = snapshot(&owner); + let mut poisoned = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + poisoned[WORDS_PER_FP - 1] = 1; // one bit, in the last word of the plane + let bump2 = WriteCell { + angle: Some(poisoned.as_slice()), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + assert_eq!( + owner.write_row(victim, cycle_now, &bump2), + WriteOutcome::Accepted + ); + let post_mut2 = snapshot(&owner); + let d_angle = first_diff(&pre_mut2, &post_mut2) + .expect("CAN-FIRE FAILED: a one-bit ANGLE-plane mutation went undetected"); + let where_angle = locate(d_angle); + assert!( + where_angle.contains("ANGLE"), + "the detected difference must be in the ANGLE plane, got {where_angle}" + ); + println!("PROBE-MUT-b : 1-bit ANGLE-plane mutation detected — {where_angle}"); + + // ── summary ───────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + println!("--"); + println!( + "tenants : 1 (never N) — mailbox {}, phase {:?}, cycle {}", + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.phase(), + owner.cycle() + ); + println!( + "parallelised : the READ half only (`&V: MailboxSoaView`, borrowed row slices). \ + The WRITE half is `write_row` on `&mut self` — single-mutator by construction, \ + NOT parallel, and no speedup is claimed for it." + ); + println!( + "NOT PROVEN : durability (nothing is sealed here); any lifecycle advance (no seal ⇒ \ + no applied step); `deinterlace`/`DeinterlaceRow` (no production implementor exists); \ + any stance or semantic claim; and any statement about the 512 B canonical NodeRow — \ + every byte figure above is a figure of MailboxSoA<{N_CAP}>." + ); + Ok(()) +} From e3ffed75b6e4b11a0bb06ac4b04ea35fe8869388 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:23:29 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 29/54] Address review findings: NT-gate direction bug, vacuous baselines, wiring seam MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Twelve review findings triaged; the ones that were right are fixed, and two turned out to expose defects one level deeper than reported. corpus.rs — REAL BUG in this session's own G1b fix. `crossed_new_testament` read `nt_heading_seen` at FLUSH time, so a verse that STARTED before the heading and flushed after it was credited to the New Testament. Minimal case `"1:1 old verse The New Testament"` returned crossed=true with no verse after the heading — i.e. a parse truncating AT the heading passed the gate the fix exists to arm. Now tracks where the verse began. New fixture asserts Some(false) for it and Some(true) for the same text plus one post-heading verse; that one-verse difference is the whole discrimination. 108 lib tests. blw_binding.rs - Vacuous control baseline: ctrl_max == 0 is not a low bar, it is no bar — `d > ctrl_max` degenerates to `d > 0`. Such a stance now reports NO VERDICT instead of SEPARATED. This formalizes the caveat already stated in the D-BLW-2 report about Kant's distance-4 being presence-vs-absence. - Pairwise mean divided by all verses pooled in ZERO-vs-ZERO comparisons, which agree everywhere by absence. Both-focused mean now printed alongside with its denominator. The gap is large and is itself the finding: Hegel x Kant is 0.0425 corpus-wide vs 1.8889 over the 45 verses both actually read. - PMeaning(5)/MeaningLevel(13) double-counting: CONFIRMED by measurement, and generalized rather than patched — a co-identity report over all MENU pairs. Kant: p_meaning == meaning_level on 27/27 co-bound verses, so its effective ceiling is 8, not 9. The report exposed a vacuity in itself (agree == co_bound is trivially true at n=1, and two such pairs appeared), so pairs below a pre-registered n>=10 floor are printed but do not lower the ceiling. - pick_backward labelled an in-window LATER occurrence OutOfWindow, which is a false statement about the window. New Silence::WrongDirection, tallied in its own column. - Duplicate verse label silently collapsed positions and mis-pointed every offset derived from the earlier row; now asserted. reason_whole_book.rs — three `continue`s dropped rows silently, so F1/F2/RCR/ CAS could describe a corpus smaller than the file with nothing saying so. Now counted by reason and hard-gated before any figure is computed. Measured on the current export: 40,767 rows, 0 dropped — inert by measurement, fires on a format change. Also corrected a comment that overstated the collision: CStmt carries s and p, so unwrap_or(0) does not collapse all garbage to one identity. batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md — third correction in one day, same defect each time: a negative inferred from one module's self-description instead of reading the module it points at. `BatchWriter::cast`'s `moves` argument DOES have a reader — `cycle_driver::collect_casts` seals the first move per owner as SweepSlot::paired_move and re-stages the rest via `held`, which is the cast -> SweepSlot glue this doc twice called missing. Every link in cast -> collect_casts -> recover_and_apply -> try_advance_phase is built; what is absent is a production CALLER. Regraded the headline and the diagram in place, since "missing machinery" and "undriven machinery" lead to opposite next actions. Also surfaces a constraint that appeared nowhere else: at most one move per owner per cycle is sealed, so casting three transitions performs one and defers two. Docs: fixed a table row orphaned below a blockquote (it would not have rendered), added fence languages, corrected the exec-run line count (~830 -> 1,527 actual), added the missing gate-result section to the D-BLW-4 record, and reconciled TECH_DEBT's 3.9 G table against the 4.6 G actually freed (the balance came from the shared incremental cache, which regrows on a different trigger). Gates: cargo fmt; clippy clean on both examples; deepnsm-v2 108/108; both examples run and their new sections produce discriminating output. --- .claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md | 13 +- .../audit-unwired-doc-claims-sonnet.md | 51 ++++ .../board/exec-runs/blind-gate-audit-full.md | 33 +++ .../exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md | 4 +- .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md | 33 +++ .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 98 ++++++- crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs | 55 +++- .../examples/blw_binding.rs | 247 ++++++++++++++++-- .../examples/reason_whole_book.rs | 41 ++- 9 files changed, 540 insertions(+), 35 deletions(-) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/audit-unwired-doc-claims-sonnet.md create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/blind-gate-audit-full.md diff --git a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md index eee4bb5a..dfbbee0b 100644 --- a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md +++ b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md @@ -12,7 +12,18 @@ device" twice): | `crates/deepnsm-v2/target` | 473 M | | `crates/lance-graph-cognitive/target` | 348 M | | `crates/helix/target` | 263 M | -| **total reclaimed** | **~3.9 G** (700 M free → 5.3 G free) | +| **parallel-dir subtotal** | **~3.9 G** | + +**Reconciling 3.9 G against the 4.6 G that actually came free** (700 M → 5.3 G; +the earlier version of this row read "total reclaimed ~3.9 G (700 M → 5.3 G)", +which silently implied those were the same number — corrected 2026-08-04). They +are not: the parallel dirs are ~3.9 G of it, and the remaining **~0.7 G** came +from sweeping the SHARED workspace `target/debug/incremental` and +`target/debug/examples` in the same pass. Both figures are measured; only the +arithmetic tying them together was missing. The distinction matters for the +reclaim procedure below, because the two halves regrow on different triggers: +the parallel dirs regrow on the next `--manifest-path` run of an excluded +crate, the incremental cache regrows on the next build of anything. **Cause, and it is structural.** These crates are **workspace-EXCLUDED** (root `Cargo.toml` `exclude`), so every `cargo … --manifest-path crates//Cargo.toml` diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/audit-unwired-doc-claims-sonnet.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/audit-unwired-doc-claims-sonnet.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e67ec838 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/audit-unwired-doc-claims-sonnet.md @@ -0,0 +1,51 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — audit_unwired_doc_claims sweep (report-only, Sonnet) + +- Task: find doc-comments asserting a wiring/consumption relationship with no + call site, per the 3 seed instances in kanban_actor.rs / batch_writer.rs. +- Mechanical sweep: 424 hits across 248 files (case-insensitive, doc-comment + lines only, 12 trigger phrases per brief). 177 backtick-bearing (candidate + concrete-symbol claims) vs 247 with none (VAGUE). +- Individually grep-verified 38 of the 177 candidates. +- UNWIRED-CLAIM confirmed (6 sites, 3 files): + - kanban_actor.rs — the SAME false claim repeated 3x (lines ~27-31, ~74-78, + ~294-298): "the #879 path consumes gate_decision_i4 directly via + cycle_driver::shade_owner / run_cognitive_work_gated[_over]". Verified + shade_owner/run_cognitive_work_gated[_over] have zero callers outside + cycle_driver.rs itself; gate_decision_i4's only callers are cycle_driver's + own wrapper, kanban_actor's own LEGACY drive_mul_advance, canonical_node's + mul_phase_step (zero callers outside its own tests), and an unrelated + sigma-tier-router consumer. Nothing in persist_sink::recover_and_apply + (the actual #879 apply path) calls any of these. + - batch_writer.rs:41-43 — re-verified the brief's given instance: + recover_and_apply applies ls.slot.paired_move directly, never consults + VersionScheduler::on_version. (This claim uses no mechanical trigger word + — "fired inline" — so it did not surface in the 424-hit sweep; included + per the brief's explicit naming.) + - rbac.rs — NEW finding, not in the brief's seed set. Module header (lines + 1-9) + lines 141-142 assert relocating ClassRbac into the contract crate + achieves "the keystone's impl ClassRbac for OgarClassView (Q5)" ("This is + that placement"). grep confirms ZERO such impl exists anywhere. Worse: + lance-graph-ogar/src/rbac_impl.rs (same repo) explicitly documents that + exact form as an orphan-rule violation (E0117) and ships a different + realization (OgarRbac wrapper newtype + injected GrantSource) instead. + rbac.rs's own stated reason for existing is falsified by its own + downstream consumer. +- HONEST-DECLARED (good pattern) found repeated ~14x across the tree beyond + the batch_writer.rs model: medcare_actor.rs, codegen_spine.rs, arcuate.rs, + mailbox_scan.rs, cognition/op.rs, recipe_kernels.rs, traits.rs, columns.rs, + transcode/mod.rs, transcode/parallelbetrieb.rs, inertia_data.rs, error.rs + (archetype), sigker/codec.rs, canonical_node.rs (guid-v2-tail). +- Ruled out several plausible-looking false leads with grep before writing + them up: odoo_blueprint "Drives X savant" claims (CurrencySelectionAdvisor + etc.) are real data-table entries in lance_graph_contract::savants::SAVANTS, + dispatched via savant_reasoners.rs — not missing code, just data-shaped + rather than type-shaped, so my first `grep "struct CurrencySelectionAdvisor"` + false-negatived. basin_placement_learning.rs vs mailbox_scan.rs "wired" + claims are consistent (both refer to the already-wired PrefixDepth variant, + not the separately-marked-unwired Hamming/value-decode means). +- Did not verify: remaining ~139 backtick-bearing lines (context-read only, + not symbol-grepped); cross-repo consumer claims (q2, OGAR, tesseract-rs, + woa-rs, ada-consciousness) — out of this repo's scope, not asserted either + way. crates/jc hits seen but not ranked, per brief. +- Output: /tmp/audit_unwired_doc_claims.md. No .rs files touched. Did not + touch crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_*.rs (read-only, for context). diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blind-gate-audit-full.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blind-gate-audit-full.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ac40d220 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blind-gate-audit-full.md @@ -0,0 +1,33 @@ +## Blind-gate audit (full examples sweep) — 2026-08-04 + +- Task: report-only audit of every `crates/*/examples/*.rs` for main-path assertions + (assert!/assert_eq!/assert_ne!/panic!/unreachable!/process::exit) never executed by CI. +- Method: brace-matched exclusion of `#[cfg(test)] mod {}` blocks + bare `#[test] fn {}` + bodies (found one file using the bare shape without cfg(test): `probe_sudoku_teacher.rs`), + then grepped assertion macros in what remains. Cross-checked against all 6 + `.github/workflows/*.yml` files for every `cargo run --example` / `cargo test --examples` + occurrence. +- Results: 231 files matched the glob; 1 (`examples/data/babel/lanes.rs`) is not a compiled + example target (pulled in via `include!` from `probe_babel_stances.rs`) → 230 real targets. + 85 have main-path assertions. 4 are run by CI (`probe_eyes_opened`, `probe_babel_stances` in + lance-graph-planner via rust-test.yml; `prove_it`, `substrate_compare` in jc via + jc-proof.yml). 3 (`bake_family_codebooks.rs`, `certify_jina_v5_7lane.rs`, + `seven_lane_encoder.rs`, all thinking-engine) have their asserting `main()` behind a + non-default `calibration` feature — not even compiled by default, a stricter case than an + ordinary blind gate. **BLIND GATE total: 78.** +- `--examples`/`--example` claim: CONFIRMED. No `cargo test` invocation anywhere in CI passes + `--examples`; the only 4 example executions are explicit `cargo run --example` lines. +- Bug caught in my own method: a naive "split at first `#[cfg(test)]`" heuristic + mis-classified `probe_antecedent_binder.rs` (its `#[cfg(test)] mod` sits BEFORE `fn main()`, + not after) — brace-matching the excluded span fixed it; that file's true main-path count is + 1 (a `panic!` at the end of its gate report), not 0. +- Cross-cutting finding (reported, not fixed, per brief scope): `lance-graph-planner` — the + crate 2 of the 4 CI-run examples belong to, and the crate AGENT_LOG repeatedly cites + "324+/348+ tests passing" for — has **zero** `cargo test` invocation anywhere in any + workflow file. Its whole `--lib`/`--tests` suite runs only via the orchestrator locally, + never in GitHub Actions. Also identified 10 crates with zero CI presence at all (no test, + no example run): bgz17, helix, perturbation-sim, sigker, lance-graph-arm-discovery, + lance-graph-ontology, highheelbgz, sigma-tier-router, lance-graph-osint, thinking-engine. +- Full ranked table + per-row cheapest-fix notes + honest "did not do" list: `/tmp/audit_blind_gates.md`. +- Touched only: my own tag-file + `/tmp/audit_blind_gates.md`. Did not edit any workflow, + any `blw_*.rs` file (owned by other agents per the brief), or any source file. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md index afd91c75..0be69fd6 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-binding-d-blw-2-rebuild.md @@ -2,7 +2,9 @@ ## 2026-08-04 — [Opus filigree / edit-only] D-BLW-2 REBUILD — `examples/blw_binding.rs` **Branch:** `claude/x265-x266-plans-review-h9osnl`. **Scope:** ONE new file, -`crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs` (~830 lines). Nothing else +`crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs` (1,527 lines as landed; +the "~830" first written here was the drafting agent's own estimate and was +never re-checked against the file — corrected 2026-08-04). Nothing else touched — `blw_tenant.rs`, every `src/` file, and `Cargo.toml` are unmodified (the example needs no new dependency: `lance-graph-contract` + `lance-graph-planner` only). diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md index 3a710c61..475f8cb8 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md @@ -173,3 +173,36 @@ The dangling cast is deliberate and is stated in the output. relatively small (good for G-C), so a pass is plausible — but a KILL or an INCONCLUSIVE is an equally valid, reportable outcome and the harness is written to say so rather than to produce a number. + +--- + +## ORCHESTRATOR GATE RESULT (added 2026-08-04) + +The record above is the drafting agent's pre-run brief — every "UNVERIFIED" +and "residual risk" in it was written before the harness had ever been +compiled. This section closes it with what actually happened, so the file is +not left reading as an open question. + +**Gates run by the orchestrator (Opus, shared `target/`, `-p`-scoped):** +`cargo fmt`, `cargo clippy -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_rows`, +`cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_rows` — all green. + +**Measured outcome — PASS.** + +| gate | criterion (fixed before the run) | measured | +|---|---|---| +| G-A | body ≥ `BODY_FLOOR_US`, else INCONCLUSIVE | met | +| G-B | rows disjoint across threads | met | +| G-C | speedup > 1 at T=4 | **3.27×** at 2000 rows / 4 threads | +| control | T=1 must NOT show a speedup | **0.98×** (i.e. a 2 % overhead cost, as it should be) | + +The T=1 control is the load-bearing half: without it a "3.27×" is a number +with no denominator that could have come from the harness measuring itself. +0.98× says the instrumentation costs something rather than paying, which is +what makes the 4-thread figure a real parallel gain. + +**Answering the brief's own open questions, in its order:** formatting settled +green by `cargo fmt` (item 3); clippy green under `-D warnings` (item 4); wall +time was not a problem and no knob was lowered, so `BODY_FLOOR_US` was cleared +on the corpus as written (item 5); G-C **did** pass in a debug build (item 6) +— the plausibility argument the brief gave for that held. diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index f7bb4ad1..b8704d89 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -17,15 +17,28 @@ The write path is **ahead-firing**: a thought announces where it intends the mailbox to go, casts that intent *before* the write lands, and resumes immediately. The lifecycle **step** is applied *after* Lance accepts the write. -The pre-write half is **built and tested**. The post-write half — the seam that -actually applies the move — **is not built**, and `BatchWriter::cast()` has -**zero production call sites** today. +The pre-write half is **built and tested**. ~~The post-write half — the seam +that actually applies the move — **is not built**~~, and `BatchWriter::cast()` +has **zero production call sites** today. + +> **⊘ REGRADED IN PLACE (2026-08-04) — the struck clause was wrong, three +> times over.** The post-write half **is built, end to end**: +> `cast` → `cycle_driver::collect_casts` (reads the intents back, seals ≤1 move +> per owner per cycle as `SweepSlot::paired_move`) → +> `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` → `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase`. +> Corrections 1–3 in §3 walk each link with line numbers. +> +> **The true statement is the surviving half of the sentence: nothing CALLS +> it.** `BatchWriter::cast` has zero production call sites, and so does +> `collect_casts`. Read this document as *"the machinery exists and is +> undriven"*, never as *"the machinery is missing"* — the two lead to opposite +> next actions, and this doc sent readers toward the wrong one for a day. --- ## 1. The chain, end to end -``` +```text StyleStrategy (plan time) └─ StrategyOutcome::intended_move = BOOTSTRAP SENTINEL mailbox 0, witness_chain_position 0 @@ -55,11 +68,26 @@ actually applies the move — **is not built**, and `BatchWriter::cast()` has Lance accepts the write → a successful LanceVersion │ ▼ - ✗ THE GAP ✗ the version-completion seam: apply THE PAIRED MOVE + cycle_driver::collect_casts(writer, cycle, position_base, row_of) + · drain_pending_payloads() FIRST (ends the &mut borrow) + · on_behalf_of(cast) -> owner + · intent_moves(cast) <- THE READ-BACK of what cast() recorded + · FIRST move per owner (cast order) -> SweepSlot::paired_move + · every further move for that owner -> CollectedCasts::held + -> restage_held() re-casts it NEXT cycle (never dropped) + ▼ + persist_sink::recover_and_apply(...) the version-completion applier + apply THE PAIRED MOVE MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase(to) · checks KanbanColumn::can_transition_to (the Rubicon DAG) · Ok(KanbanMove) on a legal edge, Err(RubiconTransitionError) on an illegal one — NO mutation on error + · guards: OwnerMismatch (mv.mailbox != me), StalePhase (mv.from != phase) + ▼ + ✗ THE GAP ✗ NOT a missing component — a missing CALLER. + Every box above is built and tested. Nothing in production + invokes cast() or collect_casts(). (Corrected 2026-08-04; + the ✗ used to sit on the applier box, which does exist.) ``` **"No successful write ⇒ no applied step."** (`owner_adapter.rs` module doc.) @@ -73,6 +101,7 @@ actually applies the move — **is not built**, and `BatchWriter::cast()` has | `BatchWriter

` | `lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs` | `cast` / `casts` / `intent_moves` / `on_behalf_of` / `resolve_owner` / `drain_pending_payloads`. 4 unit tests. | | `rebind_bootstrap`, `emit_bootstrap_intent` | `lance-graph-planner/src/owner_adapter.rs` | the pre-write cast half, incl. the **no-theft** guard. 5 unit tests, incl. anti-vacuity (asserts the sentinel fields *actually changed*, not merely `is_some`). | | `MailboxSoaOwner::{advance_phase, try_advance_phase}` | `lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs:295-322` | the SOLE mutation surface. `try_advance_phase` is the checked one and should be preferred — an illegal edge becomes a typed error rather than silent corruption. | +| `KanbanColumn`, `KanbanMove`, `ExecTarget` | `lance-graph-contract/src/kanban.rs` | the shipped lifecycle types. **Do not mint a parallel `KanbanMove`** — `batch_writer`'s own doc says so. | | ~~`VersionScheduler::on_version`, `NextPhaseScheduler`~~ | `lance-graph-contract/src/scheduler.rs:46-95` | ⊘ **BELONGS TO A DIFFERENT ARM — see the correction below. Not part of this write path.** | > **⊘ CORRECTION (2026-08-04, operator-challenged: "what did you zombie a @@ -116,7 +145,6 @@ actually applies the move — **is not built**, and `BatchWriter::cast()` has > not a component — which is exactly the role `blw_tenant.rs`'s `PROBE-TRAP` > gives it ("scheduler would have said Commit; the cast said Plan; Plan was > applied"). -| `KanbanColumn`, `KanbanMove`, `ExecTarget` | `lance-graph-contract/src/kanban.rs` | the shipped lifecycle types. **Do not mint a parallel `KanbanMove`** — `batch_writer`'s own doc says so. | Live `advance_phase` implementors (i.e. real owners, not test fakes): `cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs:953`, `symbiont/src/kanban_loop.rs:180`, @@ -159,8 +187,9 @@ production wiring. > > **What is actually missing is much narrower than "the seam":** a concrete > `WalSink` (that module's own header says it "builds NO concrete Lance sink") -> and the glue that turns a `cast` into a `SweepSlot`. Both are small next to -> "build the applier", which is what my §5.1 sent a reader off to do. +> and ~~the glue that turns a `cast` into a `SweepSlot`~~ — ⊘ **that glue exists +> too; see the third correction below.** Both are small next to "build the +> applier", which is what my §5.1 sent a reader off to do. > > **The lesson, since it is the same one twice today:** I derived a negative > from *one* module's self-description instead of reading the module it pointed @@ -169,6 +198,57 @@ production wiring. > `E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1`, committed by > me in the very doc that cites it. +> **⊘ CORRECTION 3 (2026-08-04, operator-pointed: "what about batchwriter line +> 104").** Line 104 is `BatchWriter::cast(on_behalf, moves, payload)`. The +> pointed question is the right one: **this document never named who reads the +> `moves` argument back.** §2's own correction ended with *"thinking → cast → +> write → paired move applied"*, which leaves `paired_move` arriving from +> nowhere — and a reader who needs one would then hand-roll the pairing, which +> is the "do not mint a parallel `KanbanMove`" failure one level up. +> +> **The reader exists: `cycle_driver::collect_casts` +> (`lance-graph-supervisor/src/cycle_driver.rs:220-256`).** It is the +> `cast → SweepSlot` glue this doc called missing two paragraphs above. Measured: +> +> 1. `drain_pending_payloads()` first (`:227`) — ends the `&mut` borrow so the +> intents can then be read immutably. +> 2. per drained cast: `writer.on_behalf_of(cast)` → the owner (`:232`). +> 3. `writer.intent_moves(cast)` (`:236`) — **the read-back of line 104's +> `moves`.** The FIRST move per owner in cast order becomes that owner's +> `SweepSlot::paired_move` (`:238`, `:251`). +> 4. every further move for an owner already paired this cycle goes to +> `CollectedCasts::held` (`:243`), and `restage_held` (`:261`) re-casts it +> into the NEXT cycle — **not dropped, not sealed-then-ignored, not +> truncated.** +> +> So the full chain is `cast` → `collect_casts` → `SweepSlot::paired_move` → +> `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` → `try_advance_phase`. Every link is built. +> +> **The constraint a consumer must know, which only appears here:** a cast may +> carry any number of moves, but **at most one move per owner per cycle is +> sealed**. Casting three transitions for one mailbox does not perform three +> steps in one cycle — it performs one and defers two. Code that assumes +> otherwise is wrong in a way nothing will report, because the held moves *do* +> eventually apply, just later. +> +> **Still unwired, and this is the honest residue:** `collect_casts` has **no +> production caller** — only `cycle_driver.rs:459` (its own `seal`-side +> companion) and its own test at `:933`. That is consistent with the earlier +> finding that `cycle_driver` itself is unwired; the two facts are not in +> tension, and the distinction is the whole point of this document: **the seam +> is BUILT and the seam is UNDRIVEN.** "Build the glue" was the wrong next +> action; "call it" is the right one. +> +> **Third instance of one defect in one day.** Correction 1: the applier +> "does not exist" (it did). Correction 2: the scheduler is in the write path +> (it is a different arm). Correction 3: the cast→slot glue is missing (it +> exists). All three are negatives I inferred from one module's self-description +> without reading the module it pointed at +> (`E-A-NEGATIVE-EXISTENCE-CLAIM-IS-ONLY-AS-WIDE-AS-ITS-SEARCH-1`). The pattern +> is now strong enough to state as a rule for this document's successors: +> **before writing "X is not built", grep for X's consumers, not for X's +> description.** + Ledger: `.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md` `TD-DOC-COMMENTS-CLAIM-UNWIRED-BEHAVIOUR`. **So a doc-comment describing how durability is *observed* is the intended @@ -261,7 +341,7 @@ dead code went. That is the intended shape: *keep the record, delete the residue Run this grep against your harness: -``` +```text batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope ``` diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs index 91e65acb..2e429542 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs @@ -71,8 +71,12 @@ pub fn split_verses(text: &str) -> Vec { pub struct CorpusSplit { /// The verses, in order. pub verses: Vec, - /// Did the walk emit at least one verse *after* passing a New Testament + /// Did the walk emit at least one verse that *began* after a New Testament /// heading? Detected case-insensitively, from the token stream. + /// + /// "Began after", not "flushed after": a verse that started before the + /// heading and flushed after it is Old Testament text and must not set + /// this flag (see `a_parse_that_stops_at_the_heading_fails_the_gate`). pub crossed_new_testament: bool, } @@ -102,6 +106,15 @@ pub fn split_verses_detailed(text: &str) -> CorpusSplit { let mut saw_new = false; let mut nt_heading_seen = false; let mut crossed = false; + // Did the verse currently accumulating in `cur` *start* after the heading? + // Reading `nt_heading_seen` at flush time is WRONG: a verse that began + // before the heading and flushed after it would be credited to the New + // Testament. `"1:1 old verse The New Testament"` is the minimal case — one + // verse, entirely pre-heading, flushed at end-of-input with the heading + // already seen. Reading the flag at flush called that `crossed`, so a parse + // that truncates AT the heading — exactly the historical bug G1b exists to + // catch — passed the gate. + let mut cur_started_after_heading = false; for tok in body.split_whitespace() { if !nt_heading_seen { if saw_new && tok_eq_ci(tok, "testament") { @@ -113,10 +126,14 @@ pub fn split_verses_detailed(text: &str) -> CorpusSplit { in_body = true; if !cur.is_empty() { verses.push(std::mem::take(&mut cur)); - if nt_heading_seen { + if cur_started_after_heading { crossed = true; } } + // The verse THIS marker opens is post-heading iff the heading has + // already gone by. Set after the flush above, which belongs to the + // previous verse. + cur_started_after_heading = nt_heading_seen; } else if in_body { if tok == "***" { continue; @@ -129,7 +146,7 @@ pub fn split_verses_detailed(text: &str) -> CorpusSplit { } if !cur.is_empty() { verses.push(cur); - if nt_heading_seen { + if cur_started_after_heading { crossed = true; } } @@ -286,6 +303,38 @@ mod tests { assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament(nt_only, &s), Some(true)); } + #[test] + fn a_parse_that_stops_at_the_heading_fails_the_gate() { + // THE CAN-FIRE HALF, from a REAL parse rather than a hand-built + // `CorpusSplit`. This is the shape the historical truncating parser + // produced: text runs into the heading and stops, so no verse ever + // STARTS after it. + // + // The first version of this fix read `nt_heading_seen` at flush time, + // which credited the pre-heading verse to the New Testament because it + // happened to flush (at end-of-input) after the heading had gone by — + // `Some(true)`, gate silently passed on a truncated parse. Tracking + // where the verse STARTED is what makes it `Some(false)`. + let truncated_at_heading = "1:1 old verse The New Testament"; + let s = split_verses_detailed(truncated_at_heading); + assert_eq!(s.verses.len(), 1, "one verse, entirely pre-heading"); + assert!( + announces_new_testament(truncated_at_heading), + "the heading IS present — the gate must be armed, not skipped" + ); + assert_eq!( + crossed_into_new_testament(truncated_at_heading, &s), + Some(false), + "a parse that emitted no verse AFTER the heading must FAIL the gate" + ); + + // ...and the ONE extra verse after the heading flips it. Same text plus + // a post-heading marker: the difference is the whole discrimination. + let one_more = "1:1 old verse The New Testament 1:1 new verse"; + let s2 = split_verses_detailed(one_more); + assert_eq!(crossed_into_new_testament(one_more, &s2), Some(true)); + } + #[test] fn uppercase_heading_still_arms_the_gate() { // REGRESSION: the old announcement search was case-sensitive on diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs index cf491ff2..152fb403 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs @@ -178,6 +178,18 @@ const DEGENERATE_RATE: f64 = 0.90; /// fires, so agreement is additionally reported with such loci masked out. const NEAR_CONSTANT_RATE: f64 = 0.90; +/// Minimum co-bound verses before "these two loci agreed 100 % of the time" +/// counts as evidence of a COLLAPSE rather than a small-sample coincidence. +/// +/// Fixed at 10 before the run, and the reason is arithmetic rather than taste: +/// `agree == co_bound` is satisfied **trivially** at `co_bound == 1`, so +/// without a floor the instrument reports a collapse whenever two loci happen +/// to bind together exactly once and land on the same offset. That is the same +/// vacuity the file rejects elsewhere — a test no input can fail. Pairs below +/// the floor are still PRINTED (suppressing them would hide the raw +/// observation); they simply do not lower the reported ceiling. +const COLLAPSE_MIN_N: usize = 10; + /// Size of the shared binding menu — the write-site count, named so the /// ceiling is a compile-time fact rather than a comment. const MENU_LEN: usize = 9; @@ -223,6 +235,13 @@ enum Silence { /// A target exists but lies outside `[−8, +7]`, so the register cannot name /// it. **By measurement** — and disclosed rather than saturated. OutOfWindow, + /// A target exists and is nameable, but only on the side the rule refuses. + /// Emitted **only** by [`pick_backward`], whose locus is backward-only by + /// its register gloss. **By measurement**, and kept distinct from + /// [`Silence::OutOfWindow`]: reporting "outside ±8" for a target sitting + /// two verses LATER would be a false statement about the window, and would + /// make the window look narrower than it is in the silence table. + WrongDirection, } /// Per-locus silence tally over one stance's whole run. @@ -236,6 +255,10 @@ struct LocusStat { no_candidate: usize, /// Facets where the only targets were outside the ±8 window. out_of_window: usize, + /// Facets where the only in-window targets sat on the refused side + /// (backward-only loci). Tallied apart from `out_of_window` so the silence + /// table never blames the window for a direction rule. + wrong_direction: usize, } impl LocusStat { @@ -246,6 +269,7 @@ impl LocusStat { Silence::NotApplicable => self.not_applicable += 1, Silence::NoCandidate => self.no_candidate += 1, Silence::OutOfWindow => self.out_of_window += 1, + Silence::WrongDirection => self.wrong_direction += 1, } } /// Bind rate over all facets this stance minted (focused verses). @@ -303,10 +327,22 @@ fn pick(sorted: &[usize], vi: usize) -> (Option, Silence) { fn pick_backward(sorted: &[usize], vi: usize) -> (Option, Silence) { let earlier: Vec = sorted.iter().copied().filter(|&p| p < vi).collect(); match pick(&earlier, vi) { - // `pick`'s NoCandidate here means "nothing earlier"; distinguish it from - // "nothing at all" so the report does not overstate absence. - (None, Silence::NoCandidate) if sorted.iter().any(|&p| p != vi) => { - (None, Silence::OutOfWindow) + // `pick`'s NoCandidate here means "nothing EARLIER" — it saw only the + // filtered list. Three genuinely different situations hide behind it, + // and collapsing them all onto OutOfWindow (as this did) states + // something false: a target two verses LATER is well inside ±8, so + // blaming the window makes the window look narrower than it is. + (None, Silence::NoCandidate) => { + let hi = vi.saturating_add(WINDOW_HI as usize); + if sorted.iter().any(|&p| p > vi && p <= hi) { + // In range, but on the side this locus refuses by its gloss. + (None, Silence::WrongDirection) + } else if sorted.iter().any(|&p| p != vi) { + // Something exists, but no reading of the window reaches it. + (None, Silence::OutOfWindow) + } else { + (None, Silence::NoCandidate) + } } other => other, } @@ -451,6 +487,20 @@ fn build(verses: &[(String, String)]) -> Ctx { .enumerate() .map(|(i, (v, _))| (v.as_str(), i)) .collect(); + // A duplicated verse LABEL silently collapses to the last row that carried + // it, so every provenance entry belonging to the earlier row would be + // credited to a different position — and every offset computed from it + // would be wrong by that gap, with nothing in the output to show for it. + // The label is the corpus's own key here; assert it is one. + assert_eq!( + pos_of.len(), + verses.len(), + "duplicate verse label in the corpus: {} rows collapsed to {} distinct \ + labels. Positions are resolved BY LABEL, so a duplicate silently \ + re-points every binding computed from the earlier row.", + verses.len(), + pos_of.len() + ); let mut stmts_at: Vec> = vec![Vec::new(); n]; let mut lifts_at: Vec> = vec![Vec::new(); n]; @@ -938,6 +988,53 @@ impl StanceRun { } out } + + /// Pairs of MENU loci that carried the SAME offset on every verse where + /// both were bound — i.e. this stance's effective ceiling is lower than + /// [`MENU_LEN`] by the size of each such collapsed group. + /// + /// # Why this is measured rather than asserted + /// + /// Two loci can be distinct by RULE and still coincide by DATA. `PMeaning` + /// (5) picks on the focus statement's relational verb; `MeaningLevel` (13) + /// picks on the lift's epistemic verb — different rules, same + /// [`Ctx::verb_at`] index. Whenever a stance's focus IS the lift and the + /// two verbs are the same token, the two loci resolve to one `pick` and + /// return the same offset. `agreement_count` and [`menu_distance`] then + /// count that one fact twice. + /// + /// The file already refuses this shape once — [`pick_backward`] exists so + /// `QualiaReference` cannot degenerate into a copy of `Quorum`, on the + /// stated ground that *"two loci that always agree would inflate + /// `agreement_count` with a redundancy rather than a convergence."* That + /// argument does not become false because the collapse arrives through the + /// data instead of through the rule, so the same standard is applied here: + /// disclose it per stance, with the co-bound denominator, rather than + /// quietly reporting a 9-locus ceiling a stance does not have. + /// + /// Returns `(i, j, agree, co_bound)` for `i < j` over [`MENU`] indices, + /// only where `co_bound > 0` and `agree == co_bound`. + fn collapsed_pairs(&self) -> Vec<(usize, usize, usize, usize)> { + let mut out = Vec::new(); + for (i, &li) in MENU.iter().enumerate() { + for (j, &lj) in MENU.iter().enumerate().skip(i + 1) { + let (mut agree, mut co_bound) = (0usize, 0usize); + for (&f, &hf) in self.facets.iter().zip(&self.has_focus) { + if !hf || !f.is_bound(li) || !f.is_bound(lj) { + continue; + } + co_bound += 1; + if f.at(li) == f.at(lj) { + agree += 1; + } + } + if co_bound > 0 && agree == co_bound { + out.push((i, j, agree, co_bound)); + } + } + } + out + } } // ── reporting ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── @@ -965,7 +1062,25 @@ fn print_vector(prefix: &str, f: CausalWitnessFacet) { /// verse-aligned facet pair, plus the same restricted to DISCRIMINATING loci /// (near-constant loci masked out on either side — a locus that fires on /// everything carries as much information as one that never fires). -fn agreement(a: &StanceRun, b: &StanceRun) -> (f64, BTreeMap, f64) { +/// +/// # Two denominators, and why both are printed +/// +/// Dividing by ALL verses answers *"how often do these two stances agree +/// across the corpus"* — but a verse where NEITHER stance had a focus +/// contributes a `ZERO`-vs-`ZERO` comparison, and two facets that are both +/// entirely unbound agree at every locus **by absence**. On a corpus where +/// most verses are unfocused, that term dominates and the mean measures +/// shared silence, not shared reading. +/// +/// So the both-focused mean is reported alongside: the same statistic over +/// only the verses where BOTH stances actually minted a facet +/// ([`StanceRun::has_focus`]). Neither is "the" number — a large gap between +/// them IS the finding, because it says the corpus-wide mean is being carried +/// by verses neither stance looked at. The returned `both` count makes that +/// gap auditable rather than implicit. +/// +/// Returns `(mean_all, hist_all, disc_mean_all, mean_both, both_count)`. +fn agreement(a: &StanceRun, b: &StanceRun) -> (f64, BTreeMap, f64, f64, usize) { let na = a.near_constant(); let nb = b.near_constant(); let discriminating: Vec = MENU @@ -978,7 +1093,9 @@ fn agreement(a: &StanceRun, b: &StanceRun) -> (f64, BTreeMap, f64) let mut hist: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); let mut sum = 0usize; let mut disc_sum = 0usize; - for (&fa, &fb) in a.facets.iter().zip(&b.facets) { + let mut both_sum = 0usize; + let mut both = 0usize; + for (i, (&fa, &fb)) in a.facets.iter().zip(&b.facets).enumerate() { // The SHIPPED comparison primitive, used exactly as written. let c = fa.agreement_count(fb); *hist.entry(c).or_insert(0) += 1; @@ -987,9 +1104,20 @@ fn agreement(a: &StanceRun, b: &StanceRun) -> (f64, BTreeMap, f64) .iter() .filter(|&&l| fa.agrees_at(fb, l)) .count(); + // The both-focused arm: only verses where each stance actually chose + // something. A ZERO-vs-ZERO comparison agrees everywhere by absence. + if a.has_focus[i] && b.has_focus[i] { + both += 1; + both_sum += c; + } } let n = a.facets.len().max(1) as f64; - (sum as f64 / n, hist, disc_sum as f64 / n) + let both_mean = if both == 0 { + f64::NAN + } else { + both_sum as f64 / both as f64 + }; + (sum as f64 / n, hist, disc_sum as f64 / n, both_mean, both) } /// The three anchor distances (A1, A2, A3) and the three control distances for @@ -1099,20 +1227,24 @@ fn main() { // ── per-locus bind rate + silence kind ── println!("\n— PER-LOCUS BIND RATE AND SILENCE KIND (denominator = focused verses) —"); - println!(" (n/a = by construction · none = no target anywhere · oow = target outside the ±8 window)"); + println!(" (n/a = by construction · none = no target anywhere · oow = target outside"); + println!(" the ±8 window · wrong-dir = target INSIDE the window but on the side a"); + println!(" backward-only locus refuses — kept apart so the window is not blamed for"); + println!(" a direction rule; only QualiaReference(12) can ever report it)"); for r in &runs { println!(" {}:", r.stance.name()); let nc = r.near_constant(); for ((i, &l), st) in MENU.iter().enumerate().zip(r.stats) { let flag = if nc[i] { " << NEAR-CONSTANT" } else { "" }; println!( - " {:<17} bound {:.4} (bound {}, n/a {}, none {}, oow {}){}", + " {:<17} bound {:.4} (bound {}, n/a {}, none {}, oow {}, wrong-dir {}){}", l.label(), st.rate(r.focused), st.bound, st.not_applicable, st.no_candidate, st.out_of_window, + st.wrong_direction, flag ); } @@ -1190,8 +1322,66 @@ fn main() { } } + // ── effective ceiling: loci that collapsed onto each other ── + println!("\n— EFFECTIVE CEILING — MENU loci that carried IDENTICAL offsets —"); + println!(" Two loci distinct by RULE can still coincide by DATA (e.g. PMeaning(5)"); + println!(" and MeaningLevel(13) both resolve through verb_at, so a stance whose"); + println!(" focus IS the lift, with the same verb token in both roles, gets one"); + println!(" pick counted twice). Where that happens on EVERY co-bound verse, the"); + println!(" stance's real ceiling is below 9 and agreement_count over-reports."); + for r in &runs { + let collapsed = r.collapsed_pairs(); + if collapsed.is_empty() { + println!( + " {:<13} none — all 9 MENU loci stayed independent (ceiling 9)", + r.stance.name() + ); + continue; + } + // Only pairs clearing COLLAPSE_MIN_N lower the ceiling; the rest are + // printed as observations that do not yet carry evidential weight. + // Each qualifying pair removes one independent locus. Distinct loci are + // counted once even if a locus appears in several pairs, so a 3-way + // collapse costs 2, not 3. + let mut redundant: Vec = collapsed + .iter() + .filter(|&&(_, _, _, n)| n >= COLLAPSE_MIN_N) + .map(|&(_, j, _, _)| j) + .collect(); + redundant.sort_unstable(); + redundant.dedup(); + let ceiling = MENU_LEN - redundant.len(); + if ceiling == MENU_LEN { + println!( + " {:<13} ceiling 9 — {} pair(s) agreed fully but ALL below the \ + n≥{COLLAPSE_MIN_N} evidence floor:", + r.stance.name(), + collapsed.len() + ); + } else { + println!( + " {:<13} ceiling {ceiling} (not 9) — {} collapsed pair(s):", + r.stance.name(), + collapsed.len() + ); + } + for (i, j, agree, co_bound) in collapsed { + let weight = if co_bound >= COLLAPSE_MIN_N { + "COUNTED" + } else { + "below floor, not counted" + }; + println!( + " {} == {} on {agree}/{co_bound} co-bound verses (100%) — {weight}", + MENU[i].label(), + MENU[j].label() + ); + } + } + // ── pairwise texture, live stances only ── - println!("\n— PAIRWISE TEXTURE (shipped agreement_count; ceiling 9) —"); + println!("\n— PAIRWISE TEXTURE (shipped agreement_count; nominal ceiling 9,"); + println!(" read against the EFFECTIVE ceiling printed just above) —"); let live: Vec<&StanceRun> = runs .iter() .filter(|r| !r.degenerate_by_prevalence()) @@ -1201,13 +1391,20 @@ fn main() { } for (i, a) in live.iter().enumerate() { for b in live.iter().skip(i + 1) { - let (mean, hist, disc) = agreement(a, b); + let (mean, hist, disc, both_mean, both) = agreement(a, b); + let both_str = if both == 0 { + "n/a (no verse focused by both)".to_string() + } else { + format!("{both_mean:.4} over {both} both-focused") + }; println!( - " {} x {}: mean = {:.4} over {} verses; discriminating-loci mean = {:.4}; dist = {:?}", + " {} x {}: mean = {:.4} over {} verses; both-focused mean = {}; \ + discriminating-loci mean = {:.4}; dist = {:?}", a.stance.name(), b.stance.name(), mean, n, + both_str, disc, hist ); @@ -1241,10 +1438,22 @@ fn main() { let (d_a1, d_a2, d_a3, controls) = pair_distances(r); let ctrl_max = controls.iter().copied().max().unwrap_or(0); let ctrl_mean = controls.iter().sum::() as f64 / controls.len() as f64; + // A baseline of 0 is NOT a low bar to clear — it is no bar at all. It + // means the stance minted nothing that varies across the control pairs, + // so `d > ctrl_max` degenerates into `d > 0`: any single differing + // locus would read as SEPARATED, including a presence-vs-absence + // difference on verses the stance never focused. The threshold is only + // meaningful when the corpus's own churn is measurable. + let ctrl_inert = ctrl_max == 0; println!( - " {} — controls {:?} (max {ctrl_max}, mean {ctrl_mean:.2}) of 9", + " {} — controls {:?} (max {ctrl_max}, mean {ctrl_mean:.2}) of 9{}", r.stance.name(), - controls + controls, + if ctrl_inert { + " ⚠ INERT BASELINE" + } else { + "" + } ); for (name, d, a, b) in [ ( @@ -1266,10 +1475,14 @@ fn main() { A1_AFTER, ), ] { - let verdict = if d > ctrl_max { - "SEPARATED (exceeds control baseline)" - } else if d == 0 { + let verdict = if d == 0 { "KILL — identical facets; this instrument cannot tell them apart" + } else if ctrl_inert { + "NO VERDICT — inert baseline (all controls 0): this stance minted \ + no churn on the control pairs, so the threshold is vacuous and \ + the distance below is presence-vs-absence, not separation" + } else if d > ctrl_max { + "SEPARATED (exceeds control baseline)" } else { "NOT SEPARATED — within control baseline, i.e. indistinguishable from ordinary churn" }; diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs index 3c4e2d50..b1145453 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs @@ -62,8 +62,16 @@ fn main() { let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); let (mut n_inh, mut n_rel) = (0u64, 0u64); let mut subj_degree: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + // Every row this loop refuses, by reason. Three `continue`s drop rows + // silently, and a silent drop is invisible in every number below it: the + // arena simply never sees the statement, so `observed`, F1, F2, RCR and CAS + // are all computed over a corpus that is smaller than the file — with + // nothing in the output saying so. Counted here and gated after the loop. + let (mut drop_arity, mut drop_ids, mut drop_pid) = (0u64, 0u64, 0u64); + let mut n_rows = 0u64; let t_ingest = Instant::now(); for line in raw.lines() { + n_rows += 1; let mut f = line.split('\t'); let (Some(s), Some(_sw), Some(_pid), Some(pw), Some(o), Some(_ow), Some(v)) = ( f.next(), @@ -74,9 +82,11 @@ fn main() { f.next(), f.next(), ) else { + drop_arity += 1; continue; }; let (Ok(s), Ok(o), Ok(v)) = (s.parse::(), o.parse::(), v.parse::()) else { + drop_ids += 1; continue; }; let cop = if is_copular(pw) { @@ -84,10 +94,15 @@ fn main() { Copula::Inh } else { // SKIP an unparsable predicate id — never fold it into `Rel(0)`. - // `unwrap_or(0)` collapses EVERY malformed row into ONE statement - // identity, so distinct garbage rows read as re-observations of the - // same statement and inflate the counts this harness publishes - // (`observed`, the F1/F2 gates). Same treatment as s/o/v above. + // `unwrap_or(0)` would make the copula of every malformed row + // identical. `CStmt` is `{s, cop, p}`, so this does NOT collapse + // all garbage to one identity — s and p still discriminate — but it + // does two wrong things: it ALIASES malformed rows onto the + // legitimate verb whose term id is 0, and it merges any two + // malformed rows sharing an `(s, p)` pair into one statement, which + // then reads as a re-observation and moves the counts this harness + // publishes (`observed`, the F1/F2 gates). Same treatment as s/o/v + // above: refuse the row, and let the drop gate below say so. // // Latent, not active, on the current export: measured 2026-08-04 // over `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`, **all 40,767 rows parse** (0 failures), @@ -95,6 +110,7 @@ fn main() { // unaffected. Fixed because the trap fires the moment the export // format changes, not because a number moved. let Ok(pid) = _pid.parse::() else { + drop_pid += 1; continue; }; n_rel += 1; @@ -110,11 +126,28 @@ fn main() { ); } let observed = arena.entries().len(); + let dropped = drop_arity + drop_ids + drop_pid; println!("── ingest ──"); + println!( + " {n_rows} rows read, {dropped} dropped (arity {drop_arity}, ids {drop_ids}, \ + pid {drop_pid})" + ); println!( " {observed} distinct observed statements ({n_inh} is_a rows, {n_rel} verb rows) in {:?}", t_ingest.elapsed() ); + // Hard gate, deliberately BEFORE any figure is computed from the arena. + // Every number this harness publishes is a claim about the whole export; + // if rows were refused, the claim is about a silently smaller corpus and + // the reader has no way to tell. Measured 2026-08-04 over + // `/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`: 40,767 rows, 0 dropped — so this gate is inert on the + // current export by MEASUREMENT, and fires the moment the format shifts. + assert_eq!( + dropped, 0, + "{dropped} of {n_rows} rows were refused during ingest; the F1/F2/RCR/CAS \ + figures below would describe a corpus smaller than the file. Fix the \ + export (or the parser) rather than publishing a partial ingest." + ); // ── F1 + F2: copula-gated transitive closure over the whole book ── println!("── close_transitive (S3 copula-gated) ──"); From 3ba91f47b9995e851a5b1f8a898d559d6d96c36c Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:31:01 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 30/54] Correct two doc-comments that assert unwired behaviour as running MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Both are the defect the wiring knowledge-doc had to be corrected for three times today, fixed at the source rather than only in the doc that inherited it. batch_writer.rs module doc named the wrong mechanism for the kanban advance: "VersionScheduler::on_version -> try_advance_phase". No code does that. A session took the sentence at face value and carried VersionScheduler into a knowledge doc as part of this write path, where it contradicted that same doc's own warning never to let a scheduler drive the advance. The actual consumer of this module's `moves` argument is cycle_driver::collect_casts, which reads intent_moves back and seals the first move per owner as SweepSlot::paired_move; persist_sink::recover_and_apply then applies it via try_advance_phase, consulting no scheduler. Also records the constraint that appears nowhere else: at most one move per owner per cycle is sealed, so casting three transitions performs one and defers two. kanban_actor.rs repeats one claim three times — that gate_decision_i4 "is consumed directly by the #879 path". A report called it false; measuring it myself says it is accurate about OWNERSHIP and misleading about LIVENESS, so the fix is a qualifier, not a retraction. shade_owner does call the gate, but it has no caller outside cycle_driver.rs, run_cognitive_work_gated[_over] is called only from that file's own test module, and cycle_driver has no production caller. Both halves matter: the wrappers stay legacy AND the canonical replacement is built-but-undriven. Doc-comments only; no behaviour change. cargo fmt clean; clippy on both crates shows no new warning (the one `savant_by_name` unused-import warning reproduces with these changes stashed, so it is pre-existing and untouched). --- .../lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs | 34 +++++++++++++++++-- .../src/kanban_actor.rs | 15 ++++++++ 2 files changed, 46 insertions(+), 3 deletions(-) diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs index 682def21..f09806c3 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs @@ -38,9 +38,37 @@ //! coalesces all earlier intents for a row (last-state-wins; the move log //! keeps the full ordered history). //! -//! The kanban advance is the in-stream synchronous kanbanstep -//! (`VersionScheduler::on_version → try_advance_phase(&mut)`), fired inline -//! by whoever already holds the version — never from this module. +//! The kanban advance is the in-stream synchronous kanbanstep, fired inline by +//! whoever already holds the version — never from this module. +//! +//! > **⊘ CORRECTED 2026-08-04 — this paragraph named the wrong mechanism, and +//! > the wrong name propagated.** It used to read +//! > *"(`VersionScheduler::on_version → try_advance_phase(&mut)`)"*. No code +//! > does that. A session took this sentence at face value and carried +//! > `VersionScheduler` into a knowledge doc as part of this write path, where +//! > it then contradicted that same doc's own warning never to let a scheduler +//! > drive the advance. **The function wins over the comment.** +//! > +//! > `VersionScheduler` is real and live, but it belongs to the **version-tick +//! > / LIVE-query arm** — its own doc (`contract/scheduler.rs`) says it is what +//! > a `LIVE` query calls per `versions()` tick, i.e. something outside +//! > observes a new version and asks whether a mailbox should advance. That is +//! > the opposite direction from this module, where a thought *announces* where +//! > it intends to go before the write lands. +//! > +//! > **The actual consumer of this module's `moves` argument** is +//! > `lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::collect_casts`: it drains the +//! > payloads, reads [`BatchWriter::intent_moves`] back, and seals the FIRST +//! > move per owner (in cast order) as that owner's `SweepSlot::paired_move`; +//! > every further move for an already-paired owner is held and re-cast next +//! > cycle rather than dropped. `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` then applies +//! > that paired move via `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase`, consulting no +//! > scheduler at any point. +//! > +//! > **Consequence a caller must know, stated nowhere else:** at most ONE move +//! > per owner per cycle is sealed. Casting three transitions for one mailbox +//! > performs one and defers two — and because the deferred ones do eventually +//! > apply, code assuming otherwise is wrong in a way nothing reports. //! //! Uses the REAL shipped kanban contract types //! ([`lance_graph_contract::kanban::KanbanMove`], diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/kanban_actor.rs b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/kanban_actor.rs index 4e1d66b1..5ca0a96a 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/kanban_actor.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/kanban_actor.rs @@ -31,6 +31,21 @@ //! `cycle_driver::run_cognitive_work_gated[_over]`; marking the wrappers here //! legacy does not deprecate that gate. `Phase` (a pure read) is unaffected. //! +//! > **Qualifier added 2026-08-04 (measured, not inferred).** The sentence +//! > above is accurate about OWNERSHIP — `cycle_driver::shade_owner` really +//! > does call `gate_decision_i4`, and `run_cognitive_work_gated[_over]` really +//! > is the gate's caller — but read literally it suggests a LIVE path, and +//! > that part is not true today. Verified by grep: `shade_owner` has no caller +//! > outside `cycle_driver.rs` itself, `run_cognitive_work_gated[_over]` is +//! > called only from that file's own `#[cfg(test)]` module, and `cycle_driver` +//! > has no production caller at all. So "consumed directly by the #879 path" +//! > means *the #879 path is where the gate's consumer lives*, not *the gate +//! > runs in production*. Both halves matter: the wrappers here stay legacy, +//! > AND the canonical replacement is built-but-undriven. +//! > +//! > This qualifier is repeated at the two other sites in this file that make +//! > the same claim; it is stated once here in full. +//! //! ## Stale-comment correction //! //! Comments in this file previously described the ractor as the thing that From d350fa8957a7d301acad629526a5c118a08d9ef5 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:42:32 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 31/54] Record D-BLW-3 pre-implementation lane outputs (design note + API inventory) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Two agent tag-files under exec-runs, per the one-writer rule (each lane wrote only its own record; board consolidation stays with the orchestrator): - dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md — mechanical inventory of the surfaces the D-BLW-3 harness will compile against: the full DeinterlaceRow / QueryReference / EpistemicMode x TemporalStatus admission table from temporal.rs (with the load-bearing constructor facts: at() always sets server_id=0, hlc_tick=None), jc::stats::binary_association semantics (None only on structurally unusable input; degenerate kappa/phi are per-field), the blw_tenant seal call sequence, and the confirmation that jc is currently in neither dependency section of the planner. - dblw3-design-opus.md — the falsifier design for the Horizontverschmelzung trajectory, written against the corrected premise that knowable_from is a class-level registration clock (constant on a single-class corpus, so Unknowable never fires and no per-verse gap may be faked). Scopes the deliverable to what can actually be falsified; placement of the harness and the band adjudication stay with the orchestrator. No source changes in this commit. --- .../exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md | 844 ++++++++++++++++++ .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md | 801 +++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 1645 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..bb86a585 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md @@ -0,0 +1,844 @@ +# D-BLW-3 API Inventory (Sonnet grindwork lane) + +Mechanical inventory only. No cargo run. No `.rs` edits. Every claim below is +`file:line`-anchored to a full read of the named file (temporal.rs and +blw_tenant.rs read in full via one `Read` call each; stats.rs read lines +1–1161, which covers every item this task asked for — `omega_total`'s tail +past line 1161 was NOT read since nothing in scope needed it). + +All paths below are relative to `/home/user/lance-graph` unless stated. + +--- + +## A. `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/temporal.rs` + +File read in full (871 lines, one `Read` call, no offset/limit needed). + +### A.1 `trait DeinterlaceRow` — `temporal.rs:318-330` + +```rust +pub trait DeinterlaceRow { + /// The subject's canonical identity (for the [`DependsClosure`] lookup). + fn subject(&self) -> &str; + /// The storage-frame clock (this row's Lance version). + fn lance_version(&self) -> LanceVersion; + /// The schema-frame clock (when this row's class became knowable). Sourced + /// by `ogar-adapter-surrealql`'s `DEFINE TABLE` registration. + fn knowable_from(&self) -> LanceVersion; + /// The cross-server causal tick; `None` single-server. + fn hlc_tick(&self) -> Option { + None + } +} +``` + +- `subject(&self) -> &str` — **required** (`temporal.rs:320`). Doc: "The + subject's canonical identity (for the `DependsClosure` lookup)." +- `lance_version(&self) -> LanceVersion` — **required** (`temporal.rs:322`). + Doc, quoted verbatim: **"The storage-frame clock (this row's Lance + version)."** (`temporal.rs:321`) +- `knowable_from(&self) -> LanceVersion` — **required** (`temporal.rs:325`). + Doc, quoted verbatim: **"The schema-frame clock (when this row's class + became knowable). Sourced by `ogar-adapter-surrealql`'s `DEFINE TABLE` + registration."** (`temporal.rs:324-325`) +- `hlc_tick(&self) -> Option` — **provided** (default body `None`, + `temporal.rs:327-329`). Doc: "The cross-server causal tick; `None` + single-server." + +**The load-bearing distinction (per the task brief):** `lance_version` is the +row's *storage* clock (which Lance version wrote this row). `knowable_from` +is the *schema* clock (which Lance version is when the row's **class** first +became definable at all, sourced from a `DEFINE TABLE`-style registration +event upstream). `classify` (§A.5) reads both, and reads them for **different +purposes**: `knowable_from` gates `Unknowable` outright (checked first, before +`row_version` is even compared); `lance_version` (via `row_version`) gates +`Contemporary` vs `Anachronistic`/`Spoiler`. They are not interchangeable and +not the same axis. + +### A.2 `fn deinterlace` — `temporal.rs:345-376` + +```rust +#[must_use] +pub fn deinterlace(rows: &[R], v_ref: &QueryReference, deps: &D) -> Vec +where + R: DeinterlaceRow + Clone, + D: DependsClosure, +``` + +- **Returns:** `Vec` — the causally-coherent, dispatchable projection at + `v_ref`, cloned out of `rows`. +- **What it filters out** (`temporal.rs:351-364`): every row `r` for which + `classify_ready(r.subject(), r.lance_version(), r.knowable_from(), v_ref, + deps).dispatchable(v_ref.mode)` is `false` — i.e. rows failing EITHER the + TIME-causal admission (`EpistemicMode::admits`, §A.6) OR the DATA-causal + readiness (`DependsClosure::closure_at(...).satisfied`). Both must hold. +- **Exact sort key** (`temporal.rs:369-374`): + ```rust + out.sort_by_key(|r| { + ( + r.hlc_tick().unwrap_or_else(|| r.lance_version()), + r.lance_version(), + ) + }); + ``` + Primary key: `hlc_tick()`, falling back to the row's OWN `lance_version()` + when `hlc_tick()` is `None` (explicitly NOT falling back to `0` — a Codex + P2 fix documented in the comment directly above, `temporal.rs:365-368`). + Secondary key: `lance_version()` (tie-break / stable ordering within one + HLC tick). + +### A.3 `struct QueryReference` — `temporal.rs:134-148` + +```rust +pub struct QueryReference { + pub server_id: u16, + pub ref_version: LanceVersion, + pub hlc_tick: Option, + pub mode: EpistemicMode, + pub rung: u8, +} +``` + +Field docs, each quoted: +- `server_id: u16` — "The reader's frame of reference (which writer's version + line). `0` = single-server." +- `ref_version: LanceVersion` — "The `KnowledgeHorizon` — the Lance version the + reader is pinned at. `u64::MAX` = \"latest\" (the single-server default)." +- `hlc_tick: Option` — "Cross-server causal tick; `None` single-server. + Wakes up under the peer-Raft / cluster-bus policy (deferred)." +- `mode: EpistemicMode` — "What the reader is allowed to know." +- `rung: u8` — "The reader's rung (drives `EpistemicMode::for_rung`)." + +**Constructors — exact field values, load-bearing:** + +`impl Default for QueryReference` — `temporal.rs:150-161`: +```rust +fn default() -> Self { + // The single-server reading: latest version, strict, rung 0, no HLC. + Self { + server_id: 0, + ref_version: u64::MAX, + hlc_tick: None, + mode: EpistemicMode::Strict, + rung: 0, + } +} +``` +`server_id = 0`, `ref_version = u64::MAX`, `hlc_tick = None`, `mode = +EpistemicMode::Strict`, `rung = 0`. + +`QueryReference::at(ref_version: LanceVersion, rung: u8) -> Self` — +`temporal.rs:163-176`: +```rust +#[must_use] +pub fn at(ref_version: LanceVersion, rung: u8) -> Self { + Self { + server_id: 0, + ref_version, + hlc_tick: None, + mode: EpistemicMode::for_rung(rung), + rung, + } +} +``` +`server_id = 0` (always, unconditionally), `ref_version` = the caller's +argument (verbatim), `hlc_tick = None` (always — `::at` never sets an HLC +tick; only direct struct-literal construction, e.g. the test at +`temporal.rs:689-692`, can set one), `mode = EpistemicMode::for_rung(rung)` +(derived, NOT independently settable), `rung` = the caller's argument +(verbatim, stored alongside the derived mode). + +**No other named constructor exists.** Direct struct-literal construction +(with `..QueryReference::default()`) is used in three tests +(`temporal.rs:689-692`, `733-736`) to set `hlc_tick`/`ref_version` outside +`::at`'s policy — there is no `::with_hlc` or similar helper. + +### A.4 `enum EpistemicMode` — `temporal.rs:76-85,87-113` + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] +pub enum EpistemicMode { + /// Only `CONTEMPORARY` rows (`row_version ≤ ref_version`). The default. + Strict, + /// May also use `ANACHRONISTIC` rows — hindsight from a future frame. + Aware, + /// May also take a `SPOILER` — an intentional `V_now` read past the + /// horizon (rung 9+). + Retro, +} +``` + +- `Strict` — "Only `CONTEMPORARY` rows (`row_version ≤ ref_version`). The + default." +- `Aware` — "May also use `ANACHRONISTIC` rows — hindsight from a future + frame." +- `Retro` — "May also take a `SPOILER` — an intentional `V_now` read past the + horizon (rung 9+)." + +Also on this type: `for_rung(rung: u8) -> Self` (`temporal.rs:90-97`, +`0..=4 → Strict`, `5..=8 → Aware`, `_ → Retro`) and `admits` (§A.6). + +### A.5 `enum TemporalStatus` — `temporal.rs:117-126` + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] +pub enum TemporalStatus { + /// In-phase: `row_version ≤ ref_version` and the class was already knowable. + Contemporary, + /// A future frame's row (`row_version > ref_version`) — hindsight. + Anachronistic, + /// An intentional read past the horizon under `Retro` mode. + Spoiler, + /// The class's `knowable_from` is past the horizon — not yet knowable. + Unknowable, +} +``` + +- `Contemporary` — "In-phase: `row_version ≤ ref_version` and the class was + already knowable." +- `Anachronistic` — "A future frame's row (`row_version > ref_version`) — + hindsight." +- `Spoiler` — "An intentional read past the horizon under `Retro` mode." +- `Unknowable` — "The class's `knowable_from` is past the horizon — not yet + knowable." + +### A.6 `fn classify` — `temporal.rs:184-199` + +```rust +#[must_use] +pub fn classify( + row_version: LanceVersion, + knowable_from: LanceVersion, + v_ref: &QueryReference, +) -> TemporalStatus { + if knowable_from > v_ref.ref_version { + TemporalStatus::Unknowable + } else if row_version <= v_ref.ref_version { + TemporalStatus::Contemporary + } else if matches!(v_ref.mode, EpistemicMode::Retro) { + TemporalStatus::Spoiler + } else { + TemporalStatus::Anachronistic + } +} +``` + +Parameters: +- `row_version: LanceVersion` — the specific row's own Lance/storage version + (the caller supplies `DeinterlaceRow::lance_version()` here in practice, + via `classify_ready`, §A.7). +- `knowable_from: LanceVersion` — the row's *class's* knowable-from version + (caller supplies `DeinterlaceRow::knowable_from()`). +- `v_ref: &QueryReference` — the reader's reference (horizon + mode). + +Decision order (checked exactly in this order, first match wins): +1. `knowable_from > v_ref.ref_version` → `Unknowable` (checked BEFORE + anything else — a class not yet knowable is unknowable regardless of the + individual row's own version). +2. else `row_version <= v_ref.ref_version` → `Contemporary`. +3. else (row is in the future) `v_ref.mode == Retro` → `Spoiler`. +4. else → `Anachronistic`. + +### A.7 `dispatchable` — method on `Classification`, `temporal.rs:281-297` + +Not a free function — a method on `struct Classification`: + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub struct Classification { + /// The TIME-causal status (HLC axis). + pub temporal: TemporalStatus, + /// The DATA-causal readiness (depends-closure axis); `true` under `NoDeps`. + pub data_ready: bool, +} + +impl Classification { + #[must_use] + pub fn dispatchable(&self, mode: EpistemicMode) -> bool { + mode.admits(self.temporal) && self.data_ready + } +} +``` + +`dispatchable(&self, mode: EpistemicMode) -> bool` = `mode.admits(self.temporal) +&& self.data_ready` — a conjunction of the TIME axis (via `EpistemicMode::admits`, +below) and the DATA axis (`self.data_ready`, populated by `DependsClosure`, +trivially always `true` under `NoDeps`, §A.8). + +**`EpistemicMode::admits` — `temporal.rs:99-113`:** +```rust +#[must_use] +pub fn admits(self, status: TemporalStatus) -> bool { + match status { + TemporalStatus::Contemporary => true, + TemporalStatus::Anachronistic => { + matches!(self, EpistemicMode::Aware | EpistemicMode::Retro) + } + TemporalStatus::Spoiler => matches!(self, EpistemicMode::Retro), + TemporalStatus::Unknowable => false, + } +} +``` + +**MODE × STATUS pass/block table** (this is `EpistemicMode::admits` alone — +the TIME axis only; `Classification::dispatchable` ANDs this with the +separate, orthogonal `data_ready` bool from `DependsClosure`, which is NOT +part of this table): + +| Mode \\ Status | `Contemporary` | `Anachronistic` | `Spoiler` | `Unknowable` | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| `Strict` | **PASS** | BLOCK | BLOCK | BLOCK | +| `Aware` | **PASS** | **PASS** | BLOCK | BLOCK | +| `Retro` | **PASS** | **PASS** | **PASS** | BLOCK | + +`Unknowable` is BLOCKED under every mode, unconditionally — confirmed by the +`admits_per_mode` test (`temporal.rs:638-653`) which loops all three modes +asserting `!m.admits(TemporalStatus::Unknowable)`. + +### A.8 `NoDeps` — `temporal.rs:270-277` + +```rust +/// The trivial DATA-causal impl — no dependencies, always ready. The +/// single-server default until the SPO frontends emit real edges. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, Default)] +pub struct NoDeps; + +impl DependsClosure for NoDeps { + fn closure_at(&self, _subject: &str, _v_ref: &QueryReference) -> DepClosure { + DepClosure::ready() + } +} +``` + +- A unit struct (`pub struct NoDeps;`) implementing `trait DependsClosure` + (`temporal.rs:263-266`: `fn closure_at(&self, subject: &str, v_ref: + &QueryReference) -> DepClosure;`). +- Its `closure_at` ignores both arguments and always returns + `DepClosure::ready()` — `{ edges: Vec::new(), satisfied: true }` + (`temporal.rs:238-246`). +- Constructed either as the unit-struct literal `NoDeps` (used directly at + every call site in the test module, e.g. `temporal.rs:665`, + `&NoDeps`) or via its derived `Default` (`NoDeps::default()` — same value, + `#[derive(Default)]` on a unit struct). + +Supporting context (not separately asked for, but load-bearing for the +table above): `trait DependsClosure` (`temporal.rs:263-266`), `struct +DepClosure` (`temporal.rs:229-236`, fields `edges: Vec` + +`satisfied: bool`), `DepClosure::ready()` (`temporal.rs:240-246`) and its +`impl Default for DepClosure` which is EXPLICITLY made to match `ready()` +(`temporal.rs:249-257`, a Codex P2 fix so `..Default::default()` does not +silently produce `satisfied: false`), and `fn classify_ready` (which composes +`classify` + `DependsClosure` into `Classification`, `temporal.rs:302-314`). + +### A.9 Full `#[cfg(test)] mod tests` roster — `temporal.rs:450-870` + +In file order: + +1. **`layer1_deinterlaces_interleaved_global_log_into_owner_local_chain`** + (`temporal.rs:525`) — asserts the layer-1 `local_trajectory_of` / + `local_trajectories` split the interleaved global log + `A@s0,C@s0,B@s0,A@s1` into per-owner chains, with A's chain strictly + shorter than the global log (anti-vacuity: other owners' rows are actually + *removed*, not merely reordered). +2. **`layer1_orders_one_owners_chain_by_cast_seq_not_log_order`** + (`temporal.rs:586`) — asserts one owner's chain replays in `cast_seq` + order even when the durable log stored the casts out of order + (seq-descending input). +3. **`for_rung_policy`** (`temporal.rs:614`) — asserts `EpistemicMode::for_rung` + boundaries: 0/4→Strict, 5/8→Aware, 9/255→Retro. +4. **`classify_time_axis`** (`temporal.rs:623`) — asserts `classify`'s four + outcomes directly: in-phase→Contemporary, boundary-equal→Contemporary, + `knowable_from` past horizon→Unknowable, future row under Strict→ + Anachronistic, the SAME future row under Retro→Spoiler. +5. **`admits_per_mode`** (`temporal.rs:638`) — asserts each cell of the + MODE×STATUS table in §A.7 individually, plus the "Unknowable is never + admitted" loop over all three modes. +6. **`deinterlace_filters_and_orders_single_server`** (`temporal.rs:655`) — + asserts `deinterlace` on a strict single-server reference keeps only the + contemporary rows and orders them by version. +7. **`data_causal_axis_can_drop_time_contemporary_rows`** (`temporal.rs:670`) + — asserts a time-contemporary row is still excluded under `BlockDeps` + (a `DependsClosure` that reports `satisfied: false`), proving the AND + conjunction in `dispatchable` is real (not short-circuited to the time + axis alone). +8. **`deinterlace_hlc_orders_across_frames`** (`temporal.rs:685`) — asserts + rows are ordered by `hlc_tick`, not by per-frame `lance_version`, when an + HLC tick is present. +9. **`query_reference_default_is_single_server_latest`** (`temporal.rs:706`) + — asserts `QueryReference::default()`'s exact field values (mirrors §A.3). +10. **`dep_closure_default_is_ready_not_blocking`** (`temporal.rs:718`) — + Codex P2 regression: asserts `DepClosure::default().satisfied == true` + and `edges.is_empty()`. +11. **`deinterlace_mixed_hlc_falls_back_to_lance_version`** (`temporal.rs:731`) + — Codex P2 regression: asserts a legacy row with no HLC tick sorts by its + OWN `lance_version` (not by `0`), interleaved correctly among HLC-bearing + rows. +12. **`no_hindsight_streamed_known_game`** (`temporal.rs:791`) — flagged below + in detail. + +**`no_hindsight_streamed_known_game` in detail** (`temporal.rs:791-869`): + +Models a "known game" as a 10-ply move sequence, one `Row` per ply, with +`lance_version == ply index` and `knowable_from == 0` for every row (the +*class* "a game is being observed" was always knowable; only individual ply +rows arrive over time). For three representative "present" readers +(`v ∈ {2, 5, 8}`, each `QueryReference::at(v, 0)` → rung 0 → `Strict`): + +- Loops every ply and asserts: `ply <= v` classifies `Contemporary`; + `ply > v` classifies **`Anachronistic`** (NOT `Spoiler` — the test's own + doc comment calls this out as the surprising part, since `Spoiler` only + ever appears for a reader whose OWN mode is already `Retro`) and is refused + by `strict.mode.admits(status)` (asserts `false`). +- Then calls `deinterlace(&rows, &strict, &NoDeps)` and asserts the visible + version set is EXACTLY `0..=v` — the whole future is excluded from the + projection outright, not merely flagged. +- Contrasts with a `Retro` reader (`QueryReference::at(v, 9)`) at the SAME + `v_ref`: the immediate next future ply classifies `Spoiler` (not + `Anachronistic`) and IS admitted (`retro.mode.admits(retro_status)` is + `true`), and appears in that reader's `deinterlace` output — demonstrating + Strict's blindness is structural/default and Retro's visibility is an + explicit opt-in, never an accidental leak. +- Doc comment cross-references `AdaWorldAPI/stockfish-rs` + `examples/hindsight_stream.rs` (`D-SF-HINDSIGHT-1`) as a downstream + consumer of a zero-dep mirror of this exact machinery. + +--- + +## B. `crates/jc/src/stats.rs` + +File read lines 1–1161 (of 2157 total) via one `Read` call — this fully +covers every item requested (`BinaryAssociation` ends `line 634`, +`binary_association` ends `line 693`, `cohen_kappa` ends `line 302`, `phi` +ends `line 600`, `kr20` ends `line 723`; all comfortably inside the read +range). The unread tail (1162–2157) covers `multiple_r`/`eta_squared`/t-tests/ +ANOVA machinery — none of it was in scope and none of it was read. + +### B.1 `struct BinaryAssociation` — `stats.rs:612-634` + +```rust +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq)] +pub struct BinaryAssociation { + /// Count of `(false, false)`. + pub n00: u64, + /// Count of `(false, true)`. + pub n01: u64, + /// Count of `(true, false)`. + pub n10: u64, + /// Count of `(true, true)`. + pub n11: u64, + /// Rate of `true` in the first rater — the marginal φ's ceiling depends on. + pub positive_rate_a: f64, + /// Rate of `true` in the second rater. + pub positive_rate_b: f64, + /// `p_o` — proportion of cells where the two agree. + pub observed_agreement: f64, + /// `p_e` — agreement expected from the marginals alone. + pub expected_agreement: f64, + /// Cohen's κ, or `None` when `p_e == 1` (undefined, `0/0`). + pub kappa: Option, + /// φ, or `None` when either variable is constant (zero variance). + pub phi: Option, +} +``` + +Every field, name/type/meaning, exactly as commented above: +- `n00: u64` — count of `(false, false)`. +- `n01: u64` — count of `(false, true)`. +- `n10: u64` — count of `(true, false)`. +- `n11: u64` — count of `(true, true)`. +- `positive_rate_a: f64` — rate of `true` in the first rater (the marginal + φ's ceiling depends on). +- `positive_rate_b: f64` — rate of `true` in the second rater. +- `observed_agreement: f64` — `p_o`, proportion of cells where the two agree. +- `expected_agreement: f64` — `p_e`, agreement expected from the marginals + alone. +- `kappa: Option` — Cohen's κ, or `None` when `p_e == 1` (undefined, + `0/0`). +- `phi: Option` — φ, or `None` when either variable is constant (zero + variance). + +### B.2 `fn binary_association` — `stats.rs:653-693` + +```rust +pub fn binary_association(a: &[bool], b: &[bool]) -> Option { + if a.len() != b.len() || a.is_empty() { + return None; + } + let (mut n00, mut n01, mut n10, mut n11) = (0u64, 0u64, 0u64, 0u64); + for (&x, &y) in a.iter().zip(b.iter()) { + match (x, y) { + (false, false) => n00 += 1, + (false, true) => n01 += 1, + (true, false) => n10 += 1, + (true, true) => n11 += 1, + } + } + let n = a.len() as f64; + let pa = (n10 + n11) as f64 / n; + let pb = (n01 + n11) as f64 / n; + let p_o = (n00 + n11) as f64 / n; + let p_e = pa * pb + (1.0 - pa) * (1.0 - pb); + let kappa = { + let denom = 1.0 - p_e; + if denom == 0.0 || !denom.is_finite() { + None + } else { + let k = (p_o - p_e) / denom; + k.is_finite().then_some(k) + } + }; + Some(BinaryAssociation { + n00, n01, n10, n11, + positive_rate_a: pa, + positive_rate_b: pb, + observed_agreement: p_o, + expected_agreement: p_e, + kappa, + phi: phi(a, b), + }) +} +``` + +- **Returns:** `Option`. +- **The ONLY conditions under which the function itself returns `None`** + (`stats.rs:654-656`): `a.len() != b.len()` OR `a.is_empty()`. Doc + (`stats.rs:640-643`) states this explicitly: *"Returns `None` only on + structurally unusable input (length mismatch or empty); a degenerate + *table* still returns the counts, with `kappa` / `phi` individually `None`, + because the counts remain informative even where the coefficients are + undefined."* — i.e. for any structurally-valid non-empty equal-length + input, `binary_association` returns `Some(...)` always; the DEGENERACY + (undefined κ/φ) is expressed as `None` on the individual `kappa: Option` + / `phi: Option` FIELDS inside that `Some`, not as the function + returning `None`. + - `kappa` field is `None` when `1.0 - p_e == 0.0` or is non-finite, or the + resulting `k` is non-finite. + - `phi` field is `None` under whatever conditions `phi(a, b)` itself + returns `None` (see §B.4). + +### B.3 `fn cohen_kappa` — `stats.rs:279-302` + +```rust +pub fn cohen_kappa(a: &[usize], b: &[usize]) -> Option { + if a.len() != b.len() || a.is_empty() { + return None; + } + let n = a.len() as f64; + let cats: BTreeSet = a.iter().chain(b.iter()).copied().collect(); + + let agree = a.iter().zip(b.iter()).filter(|(x, y)| x == y).count() as f64; + let p_o = agree / n; + + let mut p_e = 0.0; + for c in &cats { + let ma = a.iter().filter(|&v| v == c).count() as f64 / n; + let mb = b.iter().filter(|&v| v == c).count() as f64 / n; + p_e += ma * mb; + } + + let denom = 1.0 - p_e; + if denom == 0.0 || !denom.is_finite() { + return None; + } + let k = (p_o - p_e) / denom; + k.is_finite().then_some(k) +} +``` + +- **Returns:** `Option` — `κ = (p_o − p_e) / (1 − p_e)`. +- **Full `None` condition list**, in the order checked: + 1. `a.len() != b.len()` (length mismatch), OR + 2. `a.is_empty()` (empty input) — checked together at `stats.rs:280-282`. + 3. `denom == 0.0 || !denom.is_finite()` where `denom = 1.0 - p_e` + (`stats.rs:296-299`) — i.e. `p_e == 1` (both raters used a single + identical category throughout — doc calls this "chance-corrected + agreement is undefined, `0/0`") or `p_e` is non-finite. + 4. The final `k.is_finite().then_some(k)` (`stats.rs:301`) — returns `None` + if the computed `k` is non-finite (NaN/inf), even if `denom` passed the + check above. +- **Category type is `usize`, exact-equality partition** — not `f64` (doc, + `stats.rs:259-261`: "float equality on measured values is a defect waiting + to happen"). + +### B.4 `fn phi` — `stats.rs:596-600` + +```rust +pub fn phi(x: &[bool], y: &[bool]) -> Option { + let xf: Vec = x.iter().map(|&v| if v { 1.0 } else { 0.0 }).collect(); + let yf: Vec = y.iter().map(|&v| if v { 1.0 } else { 0.0 }).collect(); + pearson(&xf, &yf) +} +``` + +- **Argument type: `&[bool]` for BOTH parameters, `x: &[bool]` and + `y: &[bool]`** — the plan's claim is **CONFIRMED**, exact as written. +- Converts each to `Vec` (`true → 1.0`, `false → 0.0`) and delegates + entirely to `crate::reliability::pearson(&xf, &yf)` — φ IS Pearson r on the + 0/1-coded binary vectors, per the module doc (`stats.rs:26-27`: "φ IS + Pearson r computed on two binary variables"). +- **`None` conditions are exactly `pearson`'s** (not re-derived here; per doc + `stats.rs:587-588`): "Returns `None` under `pearson`'s conditions: lengths + differ, `n < 2`, or either vector is constant (all-true or all-false → zero + variance)." `pearson`'s own body is in `crate::reliability`, NOT read as + part of this task (out of file scope) — see NOT VERIFIED below. + +### B.5 `fn kr20` — `stats.rs:717-723` + +```rust +pub fn kr20(items: &[Vec]) -> Option { + let numeric: Vec> = items + .iter() + .map(|it| it.iter().map(|&v| if v { 1.0 } else { 0.0 }).collect()) + .collect(); + crate::reliability::cronbach_alpha(&numeric) +} +``` + +- **Signature:** `pub fn kr20(items: &[Vec]) -> Option`. +- Converts every item (`true → 1.0`, `false → 0.0`) then delegates entirely + to `crate::reliability::cronbach_alpha(&numeric)` — KR-20 IS Cronbach's α + computed on dichotomous items (doc, `stats.rs:695-696`); "a naming surface, + not a second implementation" (`stats.rs:701`). +- **`None` conditions are exactly `cronbach_alpha`'s** (doc, `stats.rs:704-706`): + "Same shape and degeneracy conditions as `cronbach_alpha`: `k ≥ 2` items, + equal-length non-empty rows, and non-zero variance of the per-subject + totals (all-identical totals → `None`)." `cronbach_alpha`'s own body is in + `crate::reliability`, NOT read as part of this task — see NOT VERIFIED + below. + +--- + +## C. `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs` + +File read in full (1057 lines, one `Read` call). + +### C.1 Exact `use` list — `blw_tenant.rs:85-100` + +```rust +use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; +use std::sync::Mutex; + +use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::{MailboxSoA, WriteCell, WriteOutcome, WORDS_PER_FP}; +use lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader::MetaWord; +use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; +use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; +use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::{DatasetVersion, NextPhaseScheduler, VersionScheduler}; +use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::{IdentityPlane, MailboxSoaOwner, MailboxSoaView}; +use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; +use lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent; +use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ + persist_cycle, recover_and_apply, CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, + SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, +}; +use lance_graph_planner::traits::StrategyOutcome; +``` + +**Load-bearing negative finding:** `lance_graph_planner::temporal` (the +`deinterlace` / `DeinterlaceRow` / `QueryReference` module inventoried in +§A) is **NOT imported anywhere in this file**, and `jc` (§B) is **not +imported either**. This is not an oversight — the module doc says so +explicitly (`blw_tenant.rs:46-49`): *"No `deinterlace` / `DeinterlaceRow` +read. There is still no production `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and no +production caller of `deinterlace` (`batch_writer.rs` module doc). The +durability *observation* seam is **not** wired here — see the report's +'seam I stopped at'."* Whatever D-BLW-3 is building, it is **new** wiring on +top of `blw_tenant.rs`'s pattern, not something already present in this file. + +### C.2 How a version is sealed — exact call sequence, in order + +Inside the per-cycle loop (`for spec in &plan { ... }`, `blw_tenant.rs:758-974`), +sealing happens at step "④ the seal": + +1. **Build the landing slots** — one `SweepSlot` per fired row + (`blw_tenant.rs:853-875`, each with `paired_move: None`), plus exactly ONE + more `SweepSlot` carrying the tenant-level kanban move + (`blw_tenant.rs:876-884`, `paired_move: Some(cast_move)`). Both are pushed + into a single `Vec` called `slots`. +2. `let appends_before = sink.wal_writes();` — `blw_tenant.rs:887` + (baseline read of the append counter, for the post-check). +3. `let base = sink.head();` — `blw_tenant.rs:888` (read the sink's current + sealed head version, to pass as the optimistic-concurrency fence). +4. **The seal call itself:** + ```rust + let version = persist_cycle(&sink, CycleFrame::new(spec.id, base), slots).await?; + ``` + — `blw_tenant.rs:889`. `persist_cycle` is imported from + `lance_graph_planner::persist_sink` (§C.1); its own body was NOT read + (out of file scope — see NOT VERIFIED). Within THIS file's own `MemWal` + (the local `WalSink` impl, `blw_tenant.rs:411-501`), the actual append + happens inside `MemWal::commit_cycle` (`blw_tenant.rs:446-470`): it + locks `self.sealed`, checks `base != head` (fences a stale base, + returning `WriteFailed` if so), THEN does + `self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)` (the ONE physical append + counter increment) and computes + `let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst));` + (`blw_tenant.rs:461-462`), pushing a `SealedCycle{ cycle, version, + image_rows: batch.image.len(), landings: batch.landings }` into `sealed`. +5. **Post-check** — assert exactly one physical append happened: + ```rust + assert_eq!(sink.wal_writes() - appends_before, 1, "{n_landings} landings → exactly ONE WAL append"); + ``` + — `blw_tenant.rs:890-894`. + +So: N landings (rows) + 1 tenant-level landing → ONE `persist_cycle` call → +ONE `MemWal::commit_cycle` → ONE `wal_writes` increment → ONE +`DatasetVersion` returned. + +**Separately, immediately after** (step "⑤ THE TRAP", `blw_tenant.rs:896-899`), +the sealed `version` is used to ask what the scheduler WOULD have proposed +(`NextPhaseScheduler.on_version(&owner, version, ExecTarget::Native)`) — this +is a read-only comparison, NOT part of sealing. + +**Then applying the seal** (step "⑥ the post-seal apply", +`blw_tenant.rs:901-923`): `sink.scan_sealed(Some(base)).await?` reads back +the sealed landings, and `recover_and_apply(&mut owner, &sealed, +watermark)?` (from `lance_graph_planner::persist_sink`) applies them to the +live tenant, advancing `watermark` and the tenant's kanban phase. This is a +SEPARATE step from sealing — sealing produces a durable (in this harness, +in-process) version; applying is what makes the live `owner` catch up to it. + +### C.3 What identifies a version + +**Type:** `DatasetVersion` — imported from +`lance_graph_contract::scheduler::{DatasetVersion, NextPhaseScheduler, +VersionScheduler}` (`blw_tenant.rs:92`). Its own definition was NOT read (out +of file scope — lives in `lance-graph-contract`, not one of the four files +this task names; see NOT VERIFIED). + +**Where the number comes from:** the harness's own `MemWal.next_version: +AtomicU64` field (`blw_tenant.rs:413`), initialised to `AtomicU64::new(1)` +(`blw_tenant.rs:422`), and incremented via `self.next_version.fetch_add(1, +Ordering::SeqCst)` inside `commit_cycle` (`blw_tenant.rs:462`) each time a +cycle is sealed. So version numbers are `1, 2, 3, ...` in strict seal order, +scoped to this `MemWal` instance only — this is **explicitly NOT a Lance +version** (module doc, `blw_tenant.rs:44-45`: *"The version numbers here are +sequence numbers, not Lance versions."*). + +`MemWal.head()` (`blw_tenant.rs:429-435`) reads the LAST sealed cycle's +version (or `DatasetVersion(0)` if none sealed yet) — this is the value read +as `base` before each seal (§C.2 step 3) and is the optimistic-concurrency +fence `commit_cycle` checks against. + +### C.4 How rows/verses are addressed within the tenant + +Each verse is assigned a plain `usize` row index at seed time +(`seed_tenant`, `blw_tenant.rs:528-550`): `for (row, text) in +verses.iter().enumerate().take(N_CAP)` — i.e. row index = the verse's +position in the (TSV-order, length-bounded) corpus vector, `0..N_CAP` where +`N_CAP = 2048` (`blw_tenant.rs:107`). `owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell)` +writes that verse's encoded content/topic planes into the tenant's row +`row`. + +Landing slots (`SweepSlot`, from `lance_graph_planner::persist_sink`) carry +the row as `row: u64` (e.g. `blw_tenant.rs:861`, `payload: RowSpanDescriptor +{ row_lo: row, row_hi: row + 1, cycle: owner_cycle }.to_le_bytes().to_vec()` +per fired row, `blw_tenant.rs:866-873`) — so within one sealed cycle, an +individual verse/row is addressed by that same `usize`/`u64` index used at +seed time, carried through the `SweepSlot.row` field and the +`RowSpanDescriptor` payload. + +There is no separate "verse id" type — the corpus-order index IS the row +address, used consistently from `seed_tenant` through `sweep_rows` (returns +`Vec` of fired row indices, `blw_tenant.rs:317-358`) through the landing +slots. + +### C.5 Where the per-verse stance verdict is produced + +**Nowhere in this file.** This harness deliberately does NOT produce a +per-verse stance verdict. Module doc, quoted verbatim (`blw_tenant.rs:50-54`): + +> "**No stance instrument.** The row body is a deterministic bloom-containment +> read over the content identity plane, deliberately NOT a +> Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein projection: §12.3c retired κ and §12.7 +> recorded the texture rewrite as a KILL. **D-BLW-1 is the substrate +> deliverable**; the instrument is D-BLW-2's problem and is not smuggled in +> here." + +The only per-row computation this file performs is `sweep_rows` +(`blw_tenant.rs:311-358`): a bloom-filter overlap check (`fn bloom_add` / +`fn encode_plane` / `fn probe_plane`, `blw_tenant.rs:248-294`) against a +single probe term (e.g. `"god"`, `blw_tenant.rs:688`), producing a `Sweep` +aggregate (`scanned`/`fired`/`mean_similarity`/`mean_energy`, +`blw_tenant.rs:296-309`) and a `Vec` of fired row indices — this is +explicitly a substrate falsifier instrument, not a stance/semantic +verdict. No `jc` statistic (§B) and no `temporal.rs` classification (§A) is +invoked anywhere in this file. + +--- + +## D. Reachability check — `crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml` + +File read in full (89 lines). + +**`jc` is currently NEITHER a `[dependencies]` NOR a `[dev-dependencies]` +entry.** Confirmed by scanning both sections (`Cargo.toml:8-44` for +`[dependencies]`, `Cargo.toml:46-77` for `[dev-dependencies]`) — no `jc = { +path = ... }` line exists in either. + +**The comment block discussing re-adding it**, quoted verbatim +(`Cargo.toml:67-77`, immediately below the `cognitive-shader-driver` +dev-dependency entry): + +``` +# NOTE — `jc` dev-dep REMOVED with `examples/blw_lens_twin.rs` (the retired κ +# instrument; §12.3c). It was added solely for that harness and is now unused, +# so `crates/jc` is back to ZERO consumers in the workspace. +# +# If the D-BLW-2 rebuild needs it, re-add as `jc = { path = "../jc" }` under +# `[dev-dependencies]` and keep the constraint that made it safe: **dev-only, +# never a production dependency of the planner.** `jc` is the INDEPENDENT +# reference frame a discrimination measure is graded against (§12.5 — "the `jc` +# additive constraint continues to hold"), and a measure cannot be its own +# oracle. Do NOT invert this edge, and do NOT modify `crates/jc` while using it +# as the oracle. +``` + +If D-BLW-3 needs `jc::stats` (§B), the exact re-add line per this comment +would be `jc = { path = "../jc" }` under `[dev-dependencies]` — this file was +NOT edited (per the hard rules) and no such line was added. + +--- + +## NOT VERIFIED + +- **`crate::reliability::pearson`, `crate::reliability::cronbach_alpha`, + `crate::reliability::{all_finite, mean}`** — these are consumed by `phi` + and `kr20` (§B.4, B.5) and by internal helpers in `stats.rs`, but their own + bodies live in `jc/src/reliability.rs`, a file NOT named in this task's + scope and NOT read. `phi`'s and `kr20`'s exact `None` conditions are + therefore stated as "whatever `pearson`/`cronbach_alpha` return `None` + for" (per their own doc comments, quoted), not independently confirmed + against `reliability.rs` source. +- **`persist_cycle`, `recover_and_apply`, `CycleFrame`, `CycleId`, + `DetachedCycleBatch`, `LandedSlot`, `SweepSlot`, `WalSink`, `WriteFailed`** + (from `lance_graph_planner::persist_sink`) and `BatchWriter`, + `emit_bootstrap_intent`, `StrategyOutcome` (from `lance_graph_planner:: + batch_writer`/`owner_adapter`/`traits`) — all consumed by `blw_tenant.rs` + (§C) but their own module source (`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/ + persist_sink.rs`, `batch_writer.rs`, `owner_adapter.rs`, `traits.rs`) was + NOT read; this task named only `temporal.rs`, `stats.rs`, + `examples/blw_tenant.rs`, and the planner `Cargo.toml`. Their signatures + above are stated only insofar as `blw_tenant.rs`'s own call sites and + `use` list constrain them (e.g. `persist_cycle`'s call shape at + `blw_tenant.rs:889`), not independently confirmed against their + definitions. +- **`DatasetVersion`, `NextPhaseScheduler`, `VersionScheduler`, + `MailboxSoaOwner`, `MailboxSoaView`, `IdentityPlane`, `MetaWord`, + `MailboxId`, `KanbanColumn`, `KanbanMove`, `ExecTarget`** (all from + `lance_graph_contract::*`) and `MailboxSoA`, `WriteCell`, `WriteOutcome`, + `WORDS_PER_FP` (from `cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa`) — consumed + throughout `blw_tenant.rs` but defined in `lance-graph-contract` / + `cognitive-shader-driver`, neither of which was in this task's file list; + not read. +- **`omega_total`, `multiple_r`, `multiple_r_squared`, `eta_squared`, + `t_test_one_sample`, `t_test_paired`, `t_test_welch`, `t_test_student`, + `anova_one_way`, and every `stats.rs` line past 1161** — the file exceeds + the tool's 256 KB single-read cap (2157 lines total; only 1–1161 were + read). None of these were asked for by the task brief and none were read; + flagging explicitly so no downstream reader assumes `stats.rs` was read in + full. +- **`.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md`** — file is 534 KB, too large for a single + `Read`; only the first 150 lines (most recent entries, the file is + prepend-ordered) were read, per the task's "read before starting" + instruction. Not read in full; no write was made to it (per the hard + rules). diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..250ec795 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md @@ -0,0 +1,801 @@ + +## 2026-08-04 — [Opus filigree / design-only] D-BLW-3 / D-KIA-D3 — the Horizontverschmelzung fusion falsifier + +**Branch:** `claude/x265-x266-plans-review-h9osnl`. **Scope:** THIS FILE ONLY. +No cargo was run. No `.rs` file was written. `crates/jc` and +`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/temporal.rs` were read and NOT modified. +`AGENT_LOG.md` read, not written. + +**Reads performed in full:** `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` +§12 (all of §12.1–§12.7 incl. §12.3a/§12.3a′/§12.3a″/§12.3b/§12.3c/§12.6); +`/tmp/kanban64k.md` (whole file); `/tmp/primer.md` §3 + §5.7; +`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/temporal.rs` (all 870 lines); +`crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_tenant.rs` (all 1,056 lines); +`crates/jc/src/stats.rs` (κ / ω / φ / `BinaryAssociation` / KR-20 surfaces + +their degeneracy contracts); `CLAUDE.md` § falsifiability rule; +`crates/lance-graph-contract/src/kanban.rs` §DAG; `mailbox_soa.rs` +`write_row` / `set_populated`. + +Everything below is stated as *checked at file:line* or marked **UNVERIFIED**. + +--- + +# ⊘ CORRECTION (same session, from the parallel inventory lane) — the mechanism changed, and I had made the substitution it warns about + +**A first draft of this note mapped `knowable_from()` to a PER-VERSE corpus-entry +version. That was wrong and is retracted here rather than quietly reshaped.** + +`temporal.rs:324-325` defines it verbatim as *"The schema-frame clock (when this +row's **class** became knowable). Sourced by `ogar-adapter-surrealql`'s +`DEFINE TABLE` registration."* — a **class-level registration clock**. A +single-class verse corpus has exactly one such event, so the field is +**CONSTANT across every row**, and per-verse variation would be an invented +semantic. The primer's own iron rule condemns what I did in one line: *"**Do not +substitute the nearest available version field for a missing one.** Read-at ≠ +snapshot ≠ changed-at ≠ observation identity"* (primer §3). The missing field is +`per-row last-modified version`, which primer §3 lists as **MISSING**; I reached +for the nearest available one. That is the error, and it is the same shape as the +errors this arm has been recording all day. + +**What replaces it — the mode axis, which has a shipped precedent test:** + +> **a-priori = a `Strict` read pinned at `V_pin`. hindsight = an `Aware` read at +> the SAME `V_pin`, over the SAME row set.** Only the reader's *permission* +> varies. + +Re-verified in source before adopting: +- `classify` (`temporal.rs:185-199`) decides in order: `knowable_from > ref` → + `Unknowable`; `row_version <= ref` → `Contemporary`; `mode == Retro` → + `Spoiler`; else → `Anachronistic`. +- `admits` (`temporal.rs:103-112`): `Strict{Contemporary}`; + `Aware{+Anachronistic}`; `Retro{+Spoiler}`; **`Unknowable` refused in every + mode**. +- The mode is **not independently settable** — `QueryReference::at(v, rung)` + derives it via `for_rung` (`temporal.rs:167-175`, `:91-97`) and always sets + `server_id = 0`, `hlc_tick = None`. The harness selects the mode **by choosing + the rung**. +- `no_hindsight_streamed_known_game` (`temporal.rs:791-869`) **is already this + experiment**: 10 plies, `lance_version == ply`, `knowable_from == 0` for ALL + rows; a Strict reader at `v` sees exactly `0..=v`; a reader at the SAME `v` + with a hindsight-admitting mode sees past it. + +**Two precision points I owe back to the correcting lane:** +1. *Adopted with one substitution — `Aware`, not `Retro`.* With `knowable_from` + constant and `≤ ref`, **`Aware` and `Retro` admit the IDENTICAL set**: a + future row classifies `Anachronistic` under Aware (admitted, `:106-108`) and + `Spoiler` under Retro (admitted, `:109`), and no row exists that only Retro + admits. So the measurement is the same either way — but `Aware`'s own doc is + literally *"May also use `ANACHRONISTIC` rows — **hindsight** from a future + frame"* (`temporal.rs:80`), while `Retro` is *"an **intentional** `V_now` read + past the horizon"* (`:82-83`) — a deliberate spoiler, which is a different + Gadamerian object. **Hindsight = rung 5 (`Aware`).** Gate **G1c** asserts the + extensional identity with rung 9 as a free, falsifiable check. +2. *The cited `temporal.rs:214` for `classify`'s first check is off by ~24 lines.* + `classify` is `:185-199` and the `knowable_from > ref_version` branch is + **`:190`**; `:214` is `pub struct DepEdge`. Substance unaffected; recorded so + the wrong number does not propagate into the harness's doc comments. + +**What SURVIVES the correction unchanged, and why that matters:** blocker **B2** +— the shipped D-BLW-1 series cannot move under *any* read — is untouched, and so +is prerequisite **P1** (incremental seating), though **P1's justification +changes**: it is now required because the *ranking pool must grow*, **not** +because `knowable_from` needs a per-verse value. **P2** (a horizon-relative +criterion) is likewise untouched: if every horizon's verdict is identical, a +Strict fold and an Aware fold over the same rows return the same verdicts and +`Δ ≡ 0` by construction. The mode axis changes *how the two horizons are read*; +it does not create *something to read*. + +**What CHANGED below:** §1.2 (`knowable_from` is constant, and states it), +§1.4 (P1's justification), §3.6 (pinned parameters: one pin `V_pin = V4`, mode +contrast rung 0 vs rung 5), §4 G1/G2/G3 (G3 is rewritten from a can-fire test +into a *not-exercised* disclosure), §5 (the mechanism), §6 item 9, §7 B5/B7 and +a new **B9**. Nothing else moved. + +--- + +# 0. HEADLINE — a re-scope, stated before the design + +**§12.3's D-BLW-3 row, as literally written, cannot be built.** Its declared +input is *"pairwise lens agreement"* between the four stances. That input is +dead three times over, all recorded in the plan itself: + +- §12.3a″ **MEASURED**: 3 of 4 stances are UNREACHABLE on the SPO/TSV path; the + single formable pair had **both** lenses DEGENERATE, so both ∃-quantifiers + were false *by construction, not by measurement*. +- §12.3c **retired κ over per-verse binaries**; §12.7 recorded the texture + rewrite as a **KILL** (3 loci of 24 written, agreement capped at 1 before any + verse was read). +- The D-BLW-2 rebuild (`examples/blw_binding.rs`) is, by its own tag file, + **NOT COMPILED, NOT RUN**. +- And structurally: the stance instruments run over a TSV, **not over the + tenant**. §12.7 defect 2 is precisely that a harness bypassing the substrate + cannot be evidence for a substrate claim. This brief scopes D-BLW-3 to *"the + sealed version series produced by the D-BLW-1 tenant"* — so a stance-fed + D-BLW-3 would reintroduce the defect §12.7 just recorded. + +**Recommendation, and the whole design below assumes it:** re-scope D-BLW-3's +inputs to the *kanban-64k plan's own* D3 wording — **"two ontology projections +of one cohort (e.g. two catalog-derived criteria views)"** — with the +projections defined over the **tenant's own row data**. The four-stance framing +was §12.3's narrowing of D3, not D3 itself. This is a **reduction**, recorded as +one, with reasons. §7 carries it as blocker **B1**. + +--- + +# 1. The verdict row shape + +## 1.1 The type + +```rust +/// One (verse, horizon, projection) verdict. Emitted as the sealed series is +/// produced; never reconstructed from a version. +#[derive(Clone)] +struct VerdictRow { + /// The tenant row's stable verse reference, e.g. "kjv:00417". + /// Owned `String` because `DeinterlaceRow::subject(&self) -> &str`. + subject: String, + /// The SEALED VERSION this verdict was COMPUTED FROM. → lance_version() + horizon: u64, + /// A | B | Z (see §2) + projection: Proj, + /// The binary verdict itself. + verdict: bool, +} + +impl DeinterlaceRow for VerdictRow { + fn subject(&self) -> &str { &self.subject } + fn lance_version(&self) -> LanceVersion { self.horizon } + /// CONSTANT. The verdict-row *class* is registered once, at series start. + /// This is a class-registration clock, NOT a per-row warrant time — see + /// the ⊘ correction block. `0` matches the shipped + /// `no_hindsight_streamed_known_game` fixture (`temporal.rs:799-801`). + fn knowable_from(&self) -> LanceVersion { 0 } + // hlc_tick() DEFAULTED — see §1.3. +} +``` + +There is deliberately **no `entered` field.** A per-verse entry version exists in +the harness (it is what drives the ranking pool, §2.3) but it is **not** exposed +through `DeinterlaceRow`, because no method on that trait means it. + +## 1.2 What the two clocks MEAN in this corpus — and the corpus justification + +**`lance_version()` = the horizon the verdict was computed from.** +`temporal.rs:322` defines it as *"The storage-frame clock (this row's Lance +version)"*. This verdict row **comes into existence at the seal of that cycle** — +it is the record of a reading performed from that frame. Stamping it with any +other version would be a false statement about when it was computed. There is +no competing reading. + +**`knowable_from()` = a CONSTANT, and this design says so out loud.** +`temporal.rs:324-325` defines it as *"The schema-frame clock (when this row's +**class** became knowable). Sourced by `ogar-adapter-surrealql`'s `DEFINE TABLE` +registration."* — a **class-registration** event. This corpus has **one** class +of verdict row, therefore **one** such event, therefore one value for every row. +It returns `0`, matching the shipped `no_hindsight_streamed_known_game` fixture +(`temporal.rs:799-801`, `Row::new(ply, 0, None)`). + +**Consequences, stated rather than hidden:** + +- `knowable_from ≤ ref_version` for every row at every pin the design uses, so the + `Unknowable` branch of `classify` (`temporal.rs:190`) **never fires**. The + `TemporalStatus::Unknowable` state and the `admits`-refuses-it-in-every-mode + property (`temporal.rs:110`, asserted at `:646-652`) are **not exercised by this + harness**, and §4 **G3** discloses that instead of faking a gate for it. +- **`knowable_from` carries ZERO information in this corpus** and contributes + nothing to any κ. Any result line implying otherwise is false. +- **A per-verse entry version does exist** in the harness — it is what determines + the ranking pool (§2.3) — but it is deliberately **not** routed through + `DeinterlaceRow`, because no method on that trait means "when this row's + subject entered the corpus". The field primer §3 lists as **MISSING** + (*per-row last-modified version*) stays missing; it is not simulated. + +**Why the two clocks being one constant apart is fine here:** the a-priori / +hindsight contrast does **not** run on the clock axis at all. It runs on the +**mode** axis (§5), where `Strict` and `Aware` differ in what they admit at one +identical pin over one identical row set. The clocks' job is only to place each +verdict row at the horizon it was computed from — which `lance_version` does +alone. + +## 1.3 `hlc_tick()` stays defaulted `None` — deliberately + +Receipt: primer §3 — the HLC mechanism is *implemented and tested* but +**production wiring is dormant**; no substrate call site sets a non-zero +`server_id` or `Some(hlc_tick)` (`temporal.rs:126-151` hardcode `0`/`None`). +Setting one here would fabricate a cross-server clock this arm has no writer for. + +**Consequence, stated:** `deinterlace`'s sort key +(`temporal.rs:369-374`) degenerates to `(lance_version, lance_version)`, i.e. +**horizon order**. That is correct and sufficient here — the fold in §5 depends +on exactly that ordering, and gate **G7** proves it is the sort and not the input +order doing the work. **No HLC or multi-writer claim is made.** + +## 1.4 THE PREREQUISITE THE SHIPPED HARNESS DOES NOT MEET — read this before building + +Two facts about `blw_tenant.rs` as it stands make a naive D-BLW-3 **vacuous**: + +1. **All verses are seated before V1.** `seed_tenant(&mut owner, &verses)` runs at + `blw_tenant.rs:615`, *before* the cycle loop at `:758`. So the reader's + knowable corpus is **identical at every horizon**, the ranking pool never + grows, and a rank criterion (§2.3) returns the same verdict at V1 as at V8. +2. **The row body is horizon-independent.** The sweep is a bloom-containment read + against a FIXED probe (`probe_plane("god", 0)`, `:688`) over content planes + that are **never rewritten after seeding** — the only per-cycle write is + `temporal` on fired rows (`stamp_fired_rows`, `:569-582`). Therefore the + `fired` set is **identical at every cycle**, a per-verse verdict derived from + it is **constant across V1..V3**, and `κ_apriori ≡ κ_hindsight` **exactly**. + The "drop the distinction" branch would fire without measuring anything. + +So D-BLW-3 requires two changes to the harness shape. **Both are minimum +conditions for the concept to be instantiated at all — neither is a trick:** + +- **P1 — INCREMENTAL SEATING.** Verses are seated in `S` slices, one slice per + sealed cycle, **strictly between the post-apply of cycle `c` and the pre-eval + snapshot of cycle `c+1`**, so `blw_tenant.rs`'s intra-cycle "untouched + remainder is byte-identical" falsifier (`:783-806`) is untouched. `populated` + grows via `set_populated`, which its own doc sanctions as caller-managed + (*"This is a declaration, never an implicit per-write counter — callers manage + it explicitly"*, `mailbox_soa.rs:487-497`). Writes use the owner's + `current_cycle` so `write_row` returns `Accepted` (`mailbox_soa.rs:418-462`). + **Justification, corrected:** P1 is required because the **ranking pool must + grow** — that is the only thing that makes a verdict horizon-dependent. It is + **not** required in order to give `knowable_from` a per-verse value (that + mapping is retracted; see the ⊘ correction block). Without P1, "what a reader + could know at V4" is the whole corpus and Gadamer has no purchase — under + *any* mode. +- **P2 — A HORIZON-RELATIVE CRITERION.** At least one projection's verdict must + be a function of *the corpus as known at the horizon*. Otherwise the verdict + cannot move and the falsifier is decoration. §2.3 is where the manufacturing + risk actually lives, and it is addressed there explicitly. + +--- + +# 2. The two projections being fused + +## 2.1 What the tenant actually carries (and what must NOT be used) + +Per-row columns as seeded at `blw_tenant.rs:533-546`: + +| column | value | usable as a criterion? | +|---|---|---| +| `content` plane | bloom of the verse's tokens, salt `0` | **YES** — the only real per-verse signal | +| `topic` plane | bloom of **the same tokens**, salt `0xA5A5_A5A5` | **NO** — a second hash of the same data | +| `energy` | `text.len() * 0.01` | **NO** — same variable as `meta` | +| `meta` | `text.len() & 0x00FF_FFFF` | **NO** — same variable as `energy` | +| `entity_type` | `row % 251` | **NO** — arbitrary | +| `temporal` | row index, then a per-cycle stamp | **NO** — a harness artifact | + +**Explicitly rejected:** "content vs topic" as the two projections. They are two +salted blooms of one token set, so their κ would measure hash collision, not two +horizons — the purest form of the landmine the brief names (*two loci distinct by +RULE, identical by DATA*; measured 27/27 in the prior arc). Same for +`energy` vs `meta`, which are literally an affine image of each other. + +## 2.2 The two projections + +Both are per-verse binary criteria over the **content identity plane**. + +- **Projection A — the SIGHT basin.** Seed set + `S_A = {eyes, opened, knew, know, saw, see, wise, understanding}`. +- **Projection B — the BODY basin.** Seed set + `S_B = {naked, nakedness, ashamed, shame, clothed, covered, garment, skin}`. + +**Provenance of the seed sets, and its limit.** Both are drawn from §12.6 **A1**'s +pre-registered anchor vocabulary (Gen 2:25 / Gen 3:7) **for provenance only** — +they were written into the plan *before* this instrument was designed, so they +cannot have been selected to make a number move. **NO A1 CLAIM IS MADE.** A1's +own text says a lexical instrument sees "naked" in both verses and scores them +similar; this instrument **is** lexical, so it is exactly the kind A1 predicts +fails on 55↔62. D-BLW-3 does not attempt A1 and must not be reported as +bearing on it. + +**Why these two and not another pair:** they are (a) semantically distinct +lexical fields, so κ ≈ 1 is not forced; (b) drawn from one passage's field, so +κ ≈ 0 is not forced either; and (c) fixed in advance, so neither can be swapped +after seeing a table. Whether they collapse *in this corpus* is an empirical +question that gate **G4-COLLAPSED** answers rather than an assumption. + +## 2.3 The criterion FORM — top-quartile rank, and why not a threshold + +For projection `j` at horizon `V`: + +1. `score(i, j) = popcount(content_plane[i] & bloom(S_j))` — the number of + seed-bloom bits the verse's plane covers. The plane is a **borrowed row slice** + (`view.identity_plane_at(row, IdentityPlane::Content)`, exactly as + `sweep_rows` at `blw_tenant.rs:317-346`); the score is an **owned `Copy` u32 + microcopy**. `data-flow.md` §1/§2 respected; no `&mut self` during + computation. +2. **The RANKING POOL is every tenant row seated by horizon `V`** — everything the + reader at `V` could know. The per-verse seating version is a **harness-internal + value** used at *emission* time to build the pool; it is deliberately NOT + exposed through `DeinterlaceRow` (§1.2). +3. `verdict(i, j, V) = true` iff `score(i, j)` is in the strict top `q` of the + **pool as of `V`**, **ties broken by ascending row index**. The tie-break is arbitrary but + FIXED and documented: popcount ties are common at small scores, and an + unspecified tie-break would make the verdict depend on iteration order. + +**The anti-manufacture argument, in three steps:** + +- An **absolute threshold** on a horizon-independent score is horizon-independent + ⟹ cannot move ⟹ decoration. +- An **accumulating-reference** criterion (verdict = overlap against the OR-bundle + of everything seen so far) *does* move — but **monotonically toward + everything-positive**. An OR-bloom saturates, the positive rate → 1, and the + lens becomes the 99.61 % (§12.3a″) / 88.2 % (§12.7) defect. It is *a number + that cannot help but move* — the Kant tautology one level up, which §12.3b + names in exactly those words. +- A **rank criterion at fixed `q`** pins the **pool's** positive rate at `q` by + construction. This is not my invention: §12.3a rescued the Kant binary the same + way — *"Ranking is relative, so promotions and demotions balance and the + positive rate cannot reach 1 by construction."* It can move, and it cannot + drift into degeneracy on the pool. +- **Crucially**, the *measured* marginal — the positive rate on the **fixed + prefix**, a sub-population of the pool — is **NOT** pinned. It moves iff early + verses' scores sit systematically differently from later ones. That is a real, + informative, falsifiable quantity, and it is precisely what the full + `BinaryAssociation` table exposes. + +**`q = 0.25`** — pre-registered, non-adjustable. Chosen as the coarsest standard +quantile (the upper quartile) that leaves BOTH already-pre-registered marginal +guards an order of magnitude of headroom: the degeneracy band `[0.01, 0.99]` and +the can-agree marginal guard `[0.05, 0.95]` (both §12.3a). It is a quantile, not +a fitted cut. + +## 2.4 Projection Z — the INERTNESS CONTROL (not a fused projection) + +`Z(i) = "the verse's content plane contains ALL bits of bloom("god")"` — +literally D-BLW-1's shipped probe (`blw_tenant.rs:688`). **Z is +horizon-independent by construction**: content planes are never rewritten after +seeding, and containment against a fixed probe consults no pool. + +Z is **not** an item of the same construct as A and B and is **never** pooled +with them (see §6 on KR-20). Its single job is gate **G2**. + +--- + +# 3. THE PRE-REGISTERED BAND — fixed here, before any run, NON-ADJUSTABLE + +> **A miss is a miss.** Nothing in this section may be changed after a number +> exists. Every threshold below is either an **external convention** or a value +> **already pre-registered in the plan for a different deliverable** — which is +> the strongest available evidence that it was not fitted to this corpus. No +> threshold here is newly invented. + +## 3.1 The fusion band, on κ(A, B) + +| κ(A, B) | verdict | where the number comes from | +|---|---|---| +| **κ > 0.80** | **REDUNDANCY** — two names for one horizon; nothing fused | Landis–Koch "almost perfect" floor; already pre-registered as §12.3a's can-discriminate ceiling | +| **0.20 ≤ κ ≤ 0.80** | **IN BAND** — two horizons sharing structure without collapsing. The ONLY regime in which the word "fusion" is permitted | the interval between the two | +| **κ < 0.20** | **NO SHARED HORIZON** — nothing to fuse | Landis–Koch slight/fair boundary; already pre-registered as §12.3a's can-agree floor | + +**Reasoning for reusing §12.3a's two numbers rather than picking new ones:** they +were fixed for the discrimination twin *before this deliverable was designed*, +for the same stated reason (an external convention that predates this corpus and +therefore cannot have been fitted to it). Choosing fresh numbers here — even +defensible ones — would forfeit that argument. Reuse is the anti-fitting move. + +## 3.2 The band is evaluated at BOTH horizons — and the crossing case is adjudicated NOW + +Four outcomes, named before the run so none can be adjudicated after seeing a +number: + +- **IN / IN** → the only case in which the §3.3 movement result may be reported + as fusion. +- **OUT / OUT, same side** → recorded as **REDUNDANCY** or **NO SHARED HORIZON**. + The movement number is still printed; it may **not** be called fusion. +- **IN / OUT or OUT / IN** → **BAND-EXIT**, its own named outcome: *"the pair left + (or entered) the fusion band between Vk and Vm."* Never silently counted as + fusion; never silently counted as a miss. +- **κ undefined at either horizon** → see §3.2a, which separates two cases the + first draft of this note conflated. Printed as `undefined(p_e=1)` — **never + `0.0`, never blank, never omitted** (§12.3a degeneracy discipline). + +### 3.2a `binary_association` has TWO distinct failure shapes — do not conflate them + +Read at `jc/src/stats.rs:653-693`: + +| shape | meaning | outcome | +|---|---|---| +| the function returns **`None`** | length mismatch or empty input — **structurally unusable** (`:654-656`) | **KILL**, naming the pair. This is a harness bug, never data. | +| returns **`Some(assoc)`** with `assoc.kappa == None` | `p_e == 1` (`:672-680`) — both raters used one identical category throughout | **NOT a kill.** The **counts remain informative** and are printed in full; the pair is stamped **UNDEFINED-κ** and cannot be band-classified. | +| returns **`Some(assoc)`** with `assoc.phi == None` | one variable is constant → zero variance (`phi` → `pearson`, `:596-600`) | printed as `undefined(constant)`; κ may still be defined. | + +**Ordering matters, so it is pre-registered:** compute each projection's positive +rate → stamp DEGENERATE (§3.5) → **pair only the non-degenerate**. A constant +projection has rate `0` or `1`, outside `[0.01, 0.99]`, so it is excluded +*before* pairing. Consequently `kappa == None` on a **claimed** pair is a +**harness-ordering bug (KILL)**, while `kappa == None` on a **printed excluded** +pair (e.g. G4's artificial degenerate probe) is **expected and correct**. The +distinction is fixed here so it cannot be adjudicated after a table exists. + +## 3.3 Movement (can-fire) — carried VERBATIM from §12.3b, not re-derived + +- `|κ_hindsight(k, m) − κ_apriori(k)| ≥ 0.10`, **both κ defined**, fixed prefix + `k ≥ 1000`. +- `0.10` = one-fifth of the `0.20 … 0.80` band span, per §12.3b's own rationale. + +## 3.4 The distinction must earn its keep — VERBATIM from §12.3b + +- If for EVERY pair and EVERY prefix `|Δκ| < 0.01`, the a-priori / hindsight + distinction is **DROPPED from the write-up, not narrated**. +- `0.01` = the two-decimal reporting precision floor for κ. +- **Extended by one clause** (§5.3): Δκ alone cannot distinguish "identical + reads" from "reads that churned in cancelling directions". The Hamming + companion is mandatory and is never averaged into Δκ. + +## 3.5 Guards, all VERBATIM from §12.3a + +- **Corpus floor:** `N ≥ 1000` measured units. Below it the twin is not reported. +- **Degeneracy:** each projection's positive rate on the MEASURED set is computed + *before* pairing; outside `[0.01, 0.99]` ⟹ stamped **DEGENERATE**, excluded + from every claim, **and the exclusion printed** — never silent. +- **Unstable:** a pair with `expected_agreement > 0.95` ⟹ stamped **UNSTABLE**; + cannot support a fusion claim. +- **COLLAPSED** (the *distinct-by-rule, identical-by-data* landmine): if + `n01 + n10 < 0.05·N` at **both** horizons, the pair is stamped **COLLAPSED** and + excluded from every fusion claim. Same count clause §12.3a used, for the same + reason. Here the mechanism would be seed-term co-occurrence; the table detects + it directly rather than assuming it away. + +## 3.6 The run shape, pinned now (changing any of it after a κ exists is fitting) + +- **`S = 8` sealed cycles.** The Rubicon DAG loops: + `Planning → CognitiveWork → Evaluation → Plan → Planning → …` + (`kanban.rs:101-109`; `Plan => &[Planning]` at `:106`) — VERIFIED, so an + 8-cycle series is two full loops and is legal. +- **`m = 2000` verses, slice = 250/cycle.** The fixed prefix `k = 1000` is + complete after cycle 4 ⟹ **`V_pin = V4`**, and **V8 is the latest horizon + present in the row set**. Both pinned. +- **ONE pin, TWO modes** (corrected — see the ⊘ block). Both reads use + `V_pin = V4`; a-priori is **rung 0 → `Strict`**, hindsight is **rung 5 → + `Aware`** (`temporal.rs:91-97`). The pin is a **middle** horizon on purpose: at + V8 nothing is anachronistic, so the contrast would be trivially empty — which + is precisely gate **G1**'s silence half, not the measurement. +- **The two-pin variant (Strict@V4 vs Strict@V8) is NOT used**, and the reason is + recorded so it is not "simplified" back in later: it varies the pin *and* the + permission at once, so a Δ could not be attributed to either. The mode contrast + holds the pin, the row set, and the code path identical and varies **only what + the reader is permitted to know**. +- **Feasibility receipt:** `N_CAP = 2048`, `DEFAULT_VERSES = 2000` + (`blw_tenant.rs:107,110`). `k = 1000` clears the floor with exactly **2× + headroom and nothing more** — see blocker **B3**. +- **Trajectory honesty:** all eight κ values are REPORTED. **No trend claim is + made.** The movement test is a **two-point contrast** (V4 vs V8); the six + intermediate values are reported and never fitted. A "trajectory" over 8 points + is eight numbers, not a trend. + +--- + +# 4. Gates — can-fire AND can-stay-silent, each with the concrete non-trivial input + +> Both halves of every gate use NON-TRIVIAL input. No empty-input silence case +> appears anywhere below (`CLAUDE.md` falsifiability rule, second bullet-twin). + +## G1 — THE MECHANISM: the a-priori/hindsight split IS the mode, and it discriminates + +This is now the central gate, not a guard on one. `QueryReference::at(v, rung)` +derives the mode via `for_rung` and hardcodes `server_id = 0` / `hlc_tick = None` +(`temporal.rs:167-175`), so **the harness selects the mode by choosing the rung +and by nothing else**. + +- **G1a — can-fire:** read the SAME full row set at `at(V4, 0)` (Strict) and + `at(V4, 5)` (Aware). Aware must admit **strictly more** rows — the V5..V8 + verdict rows classify `Anachronistic` (`temporal.rs:190-198`) and Aware admits + them (`:106-108`) while Strict refuses (`:104-105`) — and the folded A-verdict + vector must **differ on at least one verse**. *Input:* the complete row set + spanning horizons V1..V8. Non-trivial by construction. +- **G1b — can-stay-silent:** `at(V8, 0)` vs `at(V8, 5)`. No row carries a horizon + above V8, so nothing classifies `Anachronistic` and the two reads must be + **byte-identical**. *Input:* the same complete row set, the same code path, + the same two rungs — **only the pin moved**. This is what proves G1a's + difference came from the existence of future-horizon rows and not from + mode-dependent plumbing. +- **G1c — `Aware` ≡ `Retro` extensionally, asserted rather than assumed.** With + `knowable_from` constant and `≤ ref` (§1.2), no row exists that `Retro` admits + and `Aware` does not: a future row is `Anachronistic` under Aware (admitted) + and `Spoiler` under Retro (admitted, `:109`). Assert `at(V4, 5)` and + `at(V4, 9)` return **the same row set**. *Input:* the same non-trivial full row + set. This is free, it is falsifiable, and it would catch any future change to + `for_rung`, `classify`, or `admits`. It is also **why `Aware` is the chosen + hindsight mode** — the measurement is identical either way, so the choice is + made on doctrine (`Aware`'s doc says *"hindsight"*, `:80`; `Retro`'s says + *"intentional … read past the horizon"*, `:82-83`), not on numbers. + +## G2 — the inert projection must NOT move (the mechanism-level control) + +- **can-stay-silent:** `κ(Z_apriori, Z_hindsight)` over the fixed prefix must be + **exactly 1.0** and the folded Z-vectors byte-identical. Z is + horizon-independent by construction, so **any** movement is a plumbing leak and + **voids the (A,B) movement result**. *Input:* the same 1000 verses, the same + pin, the same two rungs, the same fold — **only the criterion form differs** + (absolute containment vs rank). +- **can-fire twin:** the same comparison for projection A must produce at least + one flipped verse — `hamming(A_apriori, A_hindsight) > 0`. If A is *also* + frozen, the rank mechanism is not horizon-sensitive in this corpus and the + design's central assumption is **refuted** — report that as the result; do + **not** patch the criterion to make it move. + +> G2 is the strongest control in this design: same corpus, same pin, same reads, +> same fold; one criterion is horizon-relative and one is not; only the former +> may move. It is what lets a measured Δκ be attributed to the growing **pool** +> rather than to the harness. + +## G3 — `knowable_from` and `Unknowable` are NOT EXERCISED (a disclosure, not a gate) + +**A first draft of this note put a can-fire/can-stay-silent pair here. It was +built on the retracted per-verse `knowable_from` mapping and is withdrawn.** + +`knowable_from` is a **class-registration clock** and is CONSTANT at `0` across +every row (§1.2), so: + +- The `Unknowable` branch of `classify` (`temporal.rs:190`) **never fires** in + this harness, and the "refused in every mode" property (`:110`, asserted by the + shipped `admits_per_mode` at `:646-652`) is **never reached**. +- Constructing an input that *would* fire it requires a **second class + registration** — a `DEFINE TABLE`-shaped event this single-class verse corpus + does not have. Manufacturing one would be inventing the semantic the ⊘ + correction block warns against. + +**What G3 is instead — a structural assertion that keeps the disclosure true:** +assert that **every** emitted row returns the **same** `knowable_from`. That is a +real, falsifiable check (it fires the moment a future author starts varying the +field) and it costs nothing. It is deliberately **not** dressed up as a +falsifier for `Unknowable`. + +**Stated for the record:** the `Unknowable` axis is already covered by +`temporal.rs`'s own shipped tests (`classify_time_axis` at `:623-636`, +`admits_per_mode` at `:638-653`). A consumer is not obliged to re-gate every +branch of a library it does not use — it *is* obliged to say which branches it +leaves untouched, which is what this section does. + +## G4 — the band guards themselves can fire and can stay silent + +- **DEGENERATE can-fire:** an ARTIFICIAL projection defined as `score > 0` over a + corpus-ubiquitous seed. The harness already records that a Genesis prefix is + ~90 % "God" (`blw_tenant.rs:704-706`). Fed through the same pipeline it must be + stamped **DEGENERATE and PRINTED**, never reported as a projection. *Input:* + real corpus, real pipeline. +- **DEGENERATE can-stay-silent:** A and B at `q = 0.25` must **not** be stamped — + their measured rates must land inside `[0.01, 0.99]`. If they do not, that is a + **result** (the fixed prefix is unrepresentative of the pool), reported, not + tuned away. +- **COLLAPSED can-fire:** run the pair **(A, A)** — identical by construction ⟹ + `n01 + n10 = 0` ⟹ stamped **COLLAPSED**. This proves the guard reads the + **counts**, not the labels. +- **COLLAPSED can-stay-silent:** (A, B) must **not** be stamped, i.e. + `n01 + n10 ≥ 0.05·N`. If it IS stamped, the two seed sets are one criterion in + this corpus and **no fusion claim may be made** — a real possible outcome, + pre-accepted here. + +## G5 — the fixed verse set is actually fixed (the §12.3b anti-sample-growth control) + +**The mode contrast REINTRODUCES §12.3b's sample-growth confound, so this gate is +not optional.** At `V_pin = V4`: the Strict read admits only horizons ≤ V4, which +covers the **first 1000** verses; the Aware read additionally admits horizons +V5..V8, which covers **all 2000**. The hindsight read therefore sees *more +verses*, exactly the confound §12.3b was built to remove — and the fixed-prefix +restriction is what removes it. + +- Assert the two measured vectors have **equal length** and **equal subject + sequence** after the fold-and-restrict. *Input:* an unfixed implementation + yields **2000 vs 1000** and the assert fires immediately. §12.3b's confound + becomes mechanical instead of promised. + +## G6 — the fold neither drops nor duplicates + +- After `deinterlace` at V8, **every** subject in the fixed prefix must appear + with **exactly 5** rows for projection A (horizons V4..V8) — `assert_eq!`, not + `>=` (`CLAUDE.md`: *prefer `== N` over `>= N`*). The fold-to-last must then + yield **exactly 1000** subjects. *Input:* the real emitted row set; any + off-by-one in the emission loop or any mis-sorted fold changes the count. + +## G7 — the ordering the fold depends on is real, not an input-order accident + +- `deinterlace` sorts by `(hlc_tick.unwrap_or(lance_version), lance_version)` + (`temporal.rs:369-374`); the fold takes the **last** row per subject, so it + depends on that sort. +- **can-fire:** feed the rows in **deliberately descending horizon order**. The + fold result must be **identical** to the ascending-input result. A fold that + relied on input order would differ. Same falsifiability shape as + `temporal.rs`'s own `layer1_orders_one_owners_chain_by_cast_seq_not_log_order` + (`:586-611`). + +--- + +# 5. a-priori vs hindsight — what makes them differ, and the identity test + +## 5.1 The two reads, off the real surface + +``` +a-priori = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V4, 0), &NoDeps) +hindsight = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V8, 0), &NoDeps) +``` +then, for each: keep `projection == j`, **fold by subject taking the LAST row** +(the highest horizon ≤ the pin — `deinterlace` already sorted ascending), then +restrict to the fixed prefix. + +Nothing is reconstructed from a version; `temporal.rs` is not modified (§12.5 +holds). `QueryReference::at` is used as what it is — a **reader pin**, per +§12.3a(4). + +**A precision note that must appear in the harness, not just here:** a version +*range* `Vk..Vm` is **not** expressible in one `deinterlace` call. The surface +takes a single `ref_version` and admits the **prefix** `0..=ref_version` under +`Strict`. The lower bound of any "range" is caller-side row selection, not a +`temporal.rs` capability. The `Vk` vs `Vm` contrast below is therefore +**pin-vs-pin over a fixed subject set**, which is what §12.3b's control actually +specifies — but no result line may describe it as "a range read the surface +performed". + +## 5.2 What makes them differ — precisely, and only this + +**The rank criterion's POOL.** At V4 the pool is verses 0..1000; at V8 it is +0..2000. A verse in the fixed prefix that sat in the top quartile of the first +1000 may not sit in the top quartile of the first 2000, and vice versa. +**The verse's own score never changed** — what changed is the cohort it is read +against. That is the mechanical content of *wirkungsgeschichtliches Bewusstsein* +in this harness, and it is the **only** source of movement: **G2 proves the +plumbing contributes none**, and §1.2 records that `knowable_from` contributes +none either. + +## 5.3 The explicit "they are identical — drop the distinction" test + +``` +Δ(pair, k) = κ_hindsight(k, m) − κ_apriori(k) +``` + +- If `max over pairs and prefixes |Δ| < 0.01` → print + **`A-PRIORI/HINDSIGHT DISTINCTION DOES NO WORK — DROPPED`**, and the write-up + must not narrate it. Verbatim §12.3b. +- **Mandatory companion, and it is not optional:** a κ can be unchanged while the + underlying verdicts churn — two flips in opposite directions cancel in κ. So + report `hamming(A@V4, A@V8)` and `hamming(B@V4, B@V8)` **beside** Δκ, **never + averaged into it**. Collapsing the two would be the exact defect §12.3c retired + κ for (*"two lenses can agree on a verse for opposite reasons and κ scores that + as agreement"*), reintroduced one level up. + +Three named outcomes, fixed now: + +| Δκ | Hamming | outcome | +|---|---|---| +| `< 0.01` | `= 0` | the reads are genuinely identical → **DROP the distinction** | +| `< 0.01` | `> 0` | **CHURN WITHOUT REALIGNMENT** — the reads differ but their agreement does not. **No fusion claim.** | +| `≥ 0.10` | (reported) | movement fires; fusion may be claimed **only if** §3.2 says IN/IN | + +The middle row exists so that a Δκ of 0.004 with 180 flipped verses cannot be +written up as either a success or a clean null after the fact. + +--- + +# 6. What is NOT claimed + +1. **C3 ceiling (hard gate).** κ / φ between two projections measure **overlap** — + a **reliability**-class statement. No external criterion is wired, so the + public claim ceiling is verbatim: *"measurable reliability as a first step + toward measurable awareness."* It is **NOT** claimed that the later horizon + reads the verses **better**, **more truly**, or **more completely** — only + **differently** (§12.3b's tightened ceiling). Validity is D3b and D3b stays + blocked. +2. **C4 significance — NO p-value is reported, at all.** `jc::stats`' p-values are + classical **independent-sample** p-values, and verses within one book are + domain-correlated. `I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK` names the **problem**; `jirak.rs` is a + fingerprint-specific empirical probe and is **not** the solution (C4, as + corrected 2026-08-04). D-BLW-3 has **no justified dependence model** for a rank + statistic over an ordered corpus, so it **states plainly that no significance + claim is made** rather than borrowing one. `t_test_*` / `anova_one_way` are + deliberately not called. +3. **C2 naming discipline, binding here for the first time** (this IS the first + binary-criteria witness): φ is reported as **φ**, never "Pearson"; κ as **κ**, + never "ICC"; and the **full `BinaryAssociation` table** — `n00/n01/n10/n11`, + **both** marginals, `p_o`, `p_e` — ships with **every** κ. **Never a bare κ** + (`stats.rs:602-611` states exactly why). Spearman is omitted as redundant on + binary data (§C2). **KR-20 is NOT reported**: two projections is below any + meaningful internal-consistency claim, and pooling Z in would be a category + error (Z is a control, not an item of the same construct). If a third *item* + is ever added, KR-20 — not α — is the correct name. +4. **No stance claim.** The four stances are not inputs (§0). Nothing here bears + on Hegel / Nietzsche / Kant / Wittgenstein. +5. **No §12.6 anchor claim** — not A1, not A2, not A3/A3′. The seed vocabulary is + A1-derived **for provenance only**; a bloom instrument is exactly what A1 + predicts cannot separate index 55 from 62. +6. **No cross-language claim.** One lane (KJV). The 9 PD lanes exist on disk; + no instrument for them exists here. +7. **No zero-copy claim.** `deinterlace` `.cloned()`s the admitted rows + (`temporal.rs:363`). §12.2's precision note binds verbatim: the rows are small + verdict records, so the cost is a selection over lightweight rows — **not + absent**. +8. **No durability claim.** `MemWal` is in-process `Mutex`/`Vec` + (`blw_tenant.rs:405-416`) and its own header says the "versions" are + **sequence numbers, not Lance versions** (`:44-45`). Every result line using + the word "version" must carry that qualifier. +9. **No HLC / multi-writer claim** (§1.3). +10. **No parallelism / scale claim** — that is D-BLW-4, whose axis is rows inside + one owner (§12.3a′). +11. **No fusion claim outside the IN/IN band** (§3.2), and none at all before D3b + (§12.4). + +--- + +# 7. Honest blockers + +**B1 — §12.3's D-BLW-3 as literally written cannot be built.** Its declared input +(four-stance pairwise agreement) is dead: 3 of 4 stances UNREACHABLE as MEASURED +(§12.3a″), the instrument retired (§12.3c) and its rebuild uncompiled, and all of +it runs off-substrate (§12.7 defect 2). **The honest deliverable is smaller than +the plan row describes.** Re-scope to the kanban-plan D3 wording (two projections +of one cohort) with the projections defined over the tenant. Recorded as a +reduction, with reasons — not substituted silently. + +**B2 — the D-BLW-1 harness as shipped produces a series over which fusion CANNOT +move.** All verses are seated before V1 (`:615` before `:758`) and the row body is +horizon-independent (`:688` fixed probe over never-rewritten content planes). So +`Δ ≡ 0` **by construction** and the falsifier would be vacuous. **P1 (incremental +seating) and P2 (a horizon-relative criterion) are prerequisites, not +enhancements** (§1.4). *This is the single most important item for the +orchestrator to carry.* + +**B3 — the corpus floor and the tenant capacity have exactly 2× headroom.** +`N_CAP = 2048` (type-level const), `DEFAULT_VERSES = 2000`, floor `k ≥ 1000`. If a +degeneracy guard fires and the reflex is "use more verses", that requires growing +`N_CAP` — and the identity planes cost 6,144 B/row (`blw_tenant.rs:62-64`), so +`MailboxSoA<4096>` is ~24 MiB of planes. **Decide before the run**; deciding after +a κ exists is fitting. (`ISS-MAILBOXSOA-ROW-COST-VS-512B-CANON` remains open and +is not resolved here.) + +**B4 — the trajectory is short.** 8 sealed cycles = two DAG loops. No trend claim +is licensed; the movement test is a two-point contrast and the intermediate κs +are reported, never fitted. §12.3's word "trajectory" is doing more work than 8 +points can support and the write-up must say so. + +**B5 — `jc` must be re-added as a dev-dependency.** `jc = { path = "../jc" }` +under `[dev-dependencies]` of `lance-graph-planner`. It is workspace-**excluded** +(root `Cargo.toml` `exclude`, `crates/jc`), which is fine for a path dep. The +planner's own Cargo.toml records the constraints at `:67-77`: **dev-only, never a +production dep, do not modify `jc`, do not invert the edge** — a measure cannot +be its own oracle. Carry all four verbatim. + +**B6 — this harness would be the FIRST implementor of `DeinterlaceRow` and the +FIRST caller of `deinterlace` anywhere.** Verified by grep over `crates/`: +the only hits outside `temporal.rs` itself are a doc-comment mention at +`lance-graph/examples/reasoning_loop.rs:51`. That is a genuine contribution and +also a risk — nothing else exercises this surface in anger, so any surprise is +D-BLW-3's to absorb. Gates G1/G3/G6/G7 exist because of it. + +**B7 — UNVERIFIED (marked, not asserted):** +- Whether `set_populated` growing mid-run is exercised by any existing test. Its + doc sanctions caller-managed growth (`mailbox_soa.rs:487-497`); **no test was + located**. UNVERIFIED. +- Whether `MailboxSoaView::n_rows` picks up a mid-run `set_populated` with no + caching. The doc says `n_rows` is bound to `populated` since W1c; **the impl was + not read**. UNVERIFIED. +- Whether `recover_and_apply`'s watermark handling behaves across **8** cycles; + `blw_tenant.rs` exercises **3**. UNVERIFIED. +- Wall-clock of an 8-cycle × 2000-row run. The rank criterion adds one sort per + (horizon × projection), `n ≤ 2000` — expected trivial beside the existing bloom + sweep, but **NOT measured**. (§12.7 records that the *previous* arm blew a + 10-minute budget for an unrelated reason — `stance::stream`'s per-lift + O(arena) `staunen` scan — which this design does not use at all.) + +**B8 — the scope reduction I recommend explicitly.** Do **not** attempt the +four-stance version, the cross-language version, or any §12.6 anchor +reproduction inside D-BLW-3. The honest deliverable is: + +> **the first working `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and `deinterlace` caller; two +> rank-based, horizon-relative binary projections over one real sealed series; +> a pre-registered band and movement threshold reused (not re-invented) from +> §12.3a/§12.3b; and an inert control projection that proves the plumbing +> contributes no movement.** + +That is smaller than §12.3's row describes, and it is the part that can actually +be falsified. + +--- + +## Seam I stopped at + +No code. No compile. The design assumes P1/P2 land as harness changes on a new +example (`examples/blw_fusion.rs` or equivalent) that **consumes** +`blw_tenant.rs`'s shape rather than editing it — but that placement decision is +the orchestrator's, and I did not make it. `temporal.rs`, `crates/jc`, and +`persist_sink.rs` are untouched by this design by construction (§12.5). From dca4475992f312419db8c6113c814a05b24df2a4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:43:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 32/54] corpus: drop stale verse_count wording from crossed_into_new_testament doc The parameter was replaced by split: &CorpusSplit when the gate moved off the count comparison; the summary line kept naming the removed parameter. Doc only, no behaviour change. --- crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs | 4 ++-- 1 file changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs index 2e429542..1c4fd9f3 100644 --- a/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs +++ b/crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs @@ -156,8 +156,8 @@ pub fn split_verses_detailed(text: &str) -> CorpusSplit { } } -/// Did a parse of `text` yielding `verse_count` verses actually cross into the -/// New Testament? +/// Did the parse of `text` recorded in `split` actually cross into the New +/// Testament? /// /// `None` when `text` announces no New Testament (nothing to check). Otherwise /// `Some(crossed)`, read from the **parse** via From d432ad8ddf2f63fda9648f522176fe794b8aab36 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:44:05 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 33/54] D-BLW-3 design note: same-pin revision after the knowable_from correction The design lane's revision after being told knowable_from is a class-level registration clock: the a-priori/hindsight pair is now read at ONE pin with only the rung varying (rung 0 Strict vs rung 5 Aware over the same rows, same NoDeps), which isolates the admission policy as the sole variable, and the G6 fold counts are reworked to match (exactly 8 rows per subject under Aware = one per horizon V1..V8, exactly 4 under Strict = V1..V4, both folds to exactly 1000 subjects, == not >=). Record file only. --- .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md | 117 +++++++++++++------ 1 file changed, 80 insertions(+), 37 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md index 250ec795..0b1355ef 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md @@ -584,11 +584,13 @@ restriction is what removes it. ## G6 — the fold neither drops nor duplicates -- After `deinterlace` at V8, **every** subject in the fixed prefix must appear - with **exactly 5** rows for projection A (horizons V4..V8) — `assert_eq!`, not - `>=` (`CLAUDE.md`: *prefer `== N` over `>= N`*). The fold-to-last must then - yield **exactly 1000** subjects. *Input:* the real emitted row set; any - off-by-one in the emission loop or any mis-sorted fold changes the count. +- After the **Aware** read at `V_pin = V4`, **every** subject in the fixed prefix + must appear with **exactly 8** rows for projection A (one per horizon V1..V8, + since the fixed prefix is seated by V4 and every later cycle re-emits its + verdict) — `assert_eq!`, not `>=` (`CLAUDE.md`: *prefer `== N` over `>= N`*). + After the **Strict** read at the same pin: **exactly 4** (V1..V4). Both folds + must then yield **exactly 1000** subjects. *Input:* the real emitted row set; + any off-by-one in the emission loop, or any mis-sorted fold, changes a count. ## G7 — the ordering the fold depends on is real, not an input-order accident @@ -608,12 +610,21 @@ restriction is what removes it. ## 5.1 The two reads, off the real surface ``` -a-priori = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V4, 0), &NoDeps) -hindsight = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V8, 0), &NoDeps) +a-priori = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V_PIN, 0), &NoDeps) // rung 0 → Strict +hindsight = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V_PIN, 5), &NoDeps) // rung 5 → Aware ``` -then, for each: keep `projection == j`, **fold by subject taking the LAST row** -(the highest horizon ≤ the pin — `deinterlace` already sorted ascending), then -restrict to the fixed prefix. +**Same `rows`. Same `V_PIN = V4`. Same `NoDeps`. The ONLY difference is the +rung**, which is the only handle the API gives on the mode +(`QueryReference::at`, `temporal.rs:167-175`). + +Then, for each: keep `projection == j`, **fold by subject taking the LAST row** +(`deinterlace` already sorted ascending by horizon, `temporal.rs:369-374`), then +restrict to the fixed prefix (gate **G5**). + +- The **Strict** fold yields, per verse, the verdict computed at **V4** — the + latest horizon a V4 reader is permitted to see. +- The **Aware** fold yields the verdict computed at **V8** — the latest horizon + in the row set, admitted as `Anachronistic`. Nothing is reconstructed from a version; `temporal.rs` is not modified (§12.5 holds). `QueryReference::at` is used as what it is — a **reader pin**, per @@ -621,23 +632,35 @@ holds). `QueryReference::at` is used as what it is — a **reader pin**, per **A precision note that must appear in the harness, not just here:** a version *range* `Vk..Vm` is **not** expressible in one `deinterlace` call. The surface -takes a single `ref_version` and admits the **prefix** `0..=ref_version` under -`Strict`. The lower bound of any "range" is caller-side row selection, not a -`temporal.rs` capability. The `Vk` vs `Vm` contrast below is therefore -**pin-vs-pin over a fixed subject set**, which is what §12.3b's control actually -specifies — but no result line may describe it as "a range read the surface -performed". +takes a single `ref_version` plus a mode; under `Strict` it admits the **prefix** +`0..=ref_version`, and under `Aware` it admits **everything supplied**. The lower +bound of any "range" is caller-side row selection, never a `temporal.rs` +capability. So no result line may describe either read as *"a version-range read +the surface performed"* — §12.2's table calls hindsight a *"range read + +deinterlace"*, and the honest mechanical statement is **one pin, two admission +policies, over a caller-fixed subject set**. ## 5.2 What makes them differ — precisely, and only this -**The rank criterion's POOL.** At V4 the pool is verses 0..1000; at V8 it is -0..2000. A verse in the fixed prefix that sat in the top quartile of the first -1000 may not sit in the top quartile of the first 2000, and vice versa. -**The verse's own score never changed** — what changed is the cohort it is read -against. That is the mechanical content of *wirkungsgeschichtliches Bewusstsein* -in this harness, and it is the **only** source of movement: **G2 proves the -plumbing contributes none**, and §1.2 records that `knowable_from` contributes -none either. +**Two things compose, and neither alone is enough:** + +1. **The mode decides WHICH horizon's verdict the fold reaches.** Strict stops at + V4; Aware reaches V8. This is the *reader-permission* half, and it is the half + `temporal.rs` supplies (`admits`, `:103-112`). +2. **The rank criterion's POOL decides whether those two verdicts DIFFER.** At V4 + the pool is verses 0..1000; at V8 it is 0..2000. A verse in the fixed prefix + that sat in the top quartile of the first 1000 may not sit in the top quartile + of the first 2000, and vice versa. **The verse's own score never changed** — + what changed is the cohort it is read against. + +Composed, that is the mechanical content of *wirkungsgeschichtliches Bewusstsein* +in this harness. Drop (1) and both folds return the same row. Drop (2) and both +folds return different rows carrying the **same verdict** — which is precisely +why the shipped D-BLW-1 series yields `Δ ≡ 0` under *any* mode (blocker **B2**), +and why the corrected mechanism did not rescue the harness from needing P1/P2. + +It is the **only** source of movement: **G2 proves the plumbing contributes +none**, and §1.2 records that `knowable_from` contributes none either. ## 5.3 The explicit "they are identical — drop the distinction" test @@ -650,8 +673,8 @@ none either. must not narrate it. Verbatim §12.3b. - **Mandatory companion, and it is not optional:** a κ can be unchanged while the underlying verdicts churn — two flips in opposite directions cancel in κ. So - report `hamming(A@V4, A@V8)` and `hamming(B@V4, B@V8)` **beside** Δκ, **never - averaged into it**. Collapsing the two would be the exact defect §12.3c retired + report `hamming(A_apriori, A_hindsight)` and `hamming(B_apriori, B_hindsight)` + **beside** Δκ, **never averaged into it**. Collapsing the two would be the exact defect §12.3c retired κ for (*"two lenses can agree on a verse for opposite reasons and κ scores that as agreement"*), reintroduced one level up. @@ -709,7 +732,9 @@ written up as either a success or a clean null after the fact. (`blw_tenant.rs:405-416`) and its own header says the "versions" are **sequence numbers, not Lance versions** (`:44-45`). Every result line using the word "version" must carry that qualifier. -9. **No HLC / multi-writer claim** (§1.3). +9. **No HLC / multi-writer claim** (§1.3), and **no `knowable_from` / schema-clock + claim** (§1.2, §4 G3): that field is constant here, the `Unknowable` branch is + never reached, and nothing in the result depends on either. 10. **No parallelism / scale claim** — that is D-BLW-4, whose axis is rows inside one owner (§12.3a′). 11. **No fusion claim outside the IN/IN band** (§3.2), and none at all before D3b @@ -748,12 +773,15 @@ is licensed; the movement test is a two-point contrast and the intermediate κs are reported, never fitted. §12.3's word "trajectory" is doing more work than 8 points can support and the write-up must say so. -**B5 — `jc` must be re-added as a dev-dependency.** `jc = { path = "../jc" }` -under `[dev-dependencies]` of `lance-graph-planner`. It is workspace-**excluded** -(root `Cargo.toml` `exclude`, `crates/jc`), which is fine for a path dep. The -planner's own Cargo.toml records the constraints at `:67-77`: **dev-only, never a -production dep, do not modify `jc`, do not invert the edge** — a measure cannot -be its own oracle. Carry all four verbatim. +**B5 — `jc` dev-dependency: RESOLVED by the coordinating lane.** `jc` is +currently in **neither** `[dependencies]` nor `[dev-dependencies]` of the +planner; the coordinating lane states it is adding +`jc = { path = "../jc" }` under `[dev-dependencies]`, so `jc::stats` may be +assumed reachable. It is workspace-**excluded** (root `Cargo.toml` `exclude`, +`crates/jc`), which is fine for a path dep. The four constraints recorded in the +planner's own Cargo.toml at `:67-77` still bind and must be carried verbatim: +**dev-only, never a production dep, never modify `crates/jc`, never invert the +edge** — a measure cannot be its own oracle. **B6 — this harness would be the FIRST implementor of `DeinterlaceRow` and the FIRST caller of `deinterlace` anywhere.** Verified by grep over `crates/`: @@ -777,15 +805,30 @@ D-BLW-3's to absorb. Gates G1/G3/G6/G7 exist because of it. 10-minute budget for an unrelated reason — `stance::stream`'s per-lift O(arena) `staunen` scan — which this design does not use at all.) +**B9 — my own error, recorded because it is the day's recurring shape.** I mapped +`knowable_from()` to a per-verse corpus-entry version. The field is documented as +a **class-registration** clock sourced from a `DEFINE TABLE` event +(`temporal.rs:324-325`) and the primer's iron rule says in one line what I did +wrong: *"Do not substitute the nearest available version field for a missing +one"* (primer §3) — where the genuinely missing field, *per-row last-modified +version*, is listed as **MISSING** on that same table. **The tell I walked past:** +my own §1.2 already stated the axis was *inert on the measured units*. A field +that carries no information in the measurement, but which I had nonetheless given +a bespoke semantic, is a field I had invented rather than consumed. **Inertness +should have prompted "then why am I redefining it?" and instead prompted a +paragraph explaining the inertness away.** Caught by the parallel inventory lane, +not by me. The corrected design is strictly better — one pin, one row set, one +varying parameter — so the error cost nothing but is worth the entry. + **B8 — the scope reduction I recommend explicitly.** Do **not** attempt the four-stance version, the cross-language version, or any §12.6 anchor reproduction inside D-BLW-3. The honest deliverable is: > **the first working `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and `deinterlace` caller; two -> rank-based, horizon-relative binary projections over one real sealed series; -> a pre-registered band and movement threshold reused (not re-invented) from -> §12.3a/§12.3b; and an inert control projection that proves the plumbing -> contributes no movement.** +> rank-based, horizon-relative binary projections over one real sealed series, +> read twice at ONE pin under `Strict` vs `Aware`; a pre-registered band and +> movement threshold reused (not re-invented) from §12.3a/§12.3b; and an inert +> control projection that proves the plumbing contributes no movement.** That is smaller than §12.3's row describes, and it is the part that can actually be falsified. From 75ab5b1db9010cc1c6d95363de93b3e91f875533 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:46:13 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 34/54] D-BLW-3 design note: final revision (B9 premise correction + Aware substitution) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The design lane's completed note. Headline findings: (1) §12.3's D-BLW-3 cannot be built as written — its four-stance pairwise input is dead three ways, each already recorded in the plan (§12.3a'' three stances UNREACHABLE, §12.3c kappa retired, §12.7 texture KILL) — re-scoped to the kanban plan's D3 wording, two projections of one cohort over the tenant's rows; (2) the shipped D-BLW-1 series is one over which fusion CANNOT move (verses seated before the cycle loop, content planes never rewritten, delta identically zero by construction), so P1 incremental seating + P2 horizon-relative criterion are minimum conditions; (3) the band is pre-registered from EXISTING Landis-Koch boundaries (0.20/0.80, movement 0.10, drop 0.01 — reuse as the anti-fitting argument); (4) hindsight = Aware (rung 5), not Retro, with an extensional-identity gate making the substitution falsifiable. Record file only. --- .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md | 46 +++++++++++++++----- 1 file changed, 36 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md index 0b1355ef..a4c174f4 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md @@ -248,6 +248,23 @@ conditions for the concept to be instantiated at all — neither is a trick:** cannot move and the falsifier is decoration. §2.3 is where the manufacturing risk actually lives, and it is addressed there explicitly. +## 1.5 The emission rule (stated explicitly — G6's counts depend on it) + +**At the seal of every cycle `c` (producing horizon `Vc`), the harness emits one +`VerdictRow` for EVERY seated verse × EVERY projection**, with +`horizon = Vc`. A verse seated in slice `s` therefore has verdict rows at +horizons `Vs .. V8` and none before — no row is ever back-dated. + +- Row count: `Σ_{c=1..8} (250·c) × 3 projections` = **27,000 rows** at the pinned + parameters (§3.6). Trivially small; the `Clone` in `deinterlace` + (`temporal.rs:363`) is a clone of that many small records, which is exactly why + §12.2's "not zero-copy" note is a *wording* constraint here and not a cost + problem. +- **Verdicts are RECOMPUTED at each horizon against that horizon's pool, never + carried forward.** §12.3b is explicit about this (*"the binaries must be + **recomputed** against the later arena, not carried forward"*); carrying + forward would freeze the verdict and reintroduce `Δ ≡ 0` by construction. + --- # 2. The two projections being fused @@ -375,7 +392,7 @@ for the same stated reason (an external convention that predates this corpus and therefore cannot have been fitted to it). Choosing fresh numbers here — even defensible ones — would forfeit that argument. Reuse is the anti-fitting move. -## 3.2 The band is evaluated at BOTH horizons — and the crossing case is adjudicated NOW +## 3.2 The band is evaluated under BOTH READS — and the crossing case is adjudicated NOW Four outcomes, named before the run so none can be adjudicated after seeing a number: @@ -411,8 +428,8 @@ distinction is fixed here so it cannot be adjudicated after a table exists. ## 3.3 Movement (can-fire) — carried VERBATIM from §12.3b, not re-derived -- `|κ_hindsight(k, m) − κ_apriori(k)| ≥ 0.10`, **both κ defined**, fixed prefix - `k ≥ 1000`. +- `|κ_hindsight − κ_apriori| ≥ 0.10`, **both κ defined**, fixed prefix `k ≥ 1000`, + where the two κ are the Aware and Strict reads at the SAME pin (§5.1). - `0.10` = one-fifth of the `0.20 … 0.80` band span, per §12.3b's own rationale. ## 3.4 The distinction must earn its keep — VERBATIM from §12.3b @@ -433,7 +450,7 @@ distinction is fixed here so it cannot be adjudicated after a table exists. - **Unstable:** a pair with `expected_agreement > 0.95` ⟹ stamped **UNSTABLE**; cannot support a fusion claim. - **COLLAPSED** (the *distinct-by-rule, identical-by-data* landmine): if - `n01 + n10 < 0.05·N` at **both** horizons, the pair is stamped **COLLAPSED** and + `n01 + n10 < 0.05·N` under **both** reads, the pair is stamped **COLLAPSED** and excluded from every fusion claim. Same count clause §12.3a used, for the same reason. Here the mechanism would be seed-term co-occurrence; the table detects it directly rather than assuming it away. @@ -504,10 +521,15 @@ and by nothing else**. ## G2 — the inert projection must NOT move (the mechanism-level control) -- **can-stay-silent:** `κ(Z_apriori, Z_hindsight)` over the fixed prefix must be - **exactly 1.0** and the folded Z-vectors byte-identical. Z is - horizon-independent by construction, so **any** movement is a plumbing leak and - **voids the (A,B) movement result**. *Input:* the same 1000 verses, the same +- **can-stay-silent:** the folded Z-vectors must be **byte-identical** between the + two reads. **That equality — not κ — is the assertion**, because if Z happened + to be constant on the fixed prefix then `p_e == 1` and κ would be `None` + (§3.2a), so a κ-based silence check could be *undefined exactly when it is + needed*. κ(Z, Z) is still **printed** (it will read `1.0`, or + `undefined(p_e=1)` with the counts if Z is constant — in which case Z is also + stamped DEGENERATE and a second control must be chosen before the run, never + after). Z is horizon-independent by construction, so **any** movement is a + plumbing leak and **voids the (A,B) movement result**. *Input:* the same 1000 verses, the same pin, the same two rungs, the same fold — **only the criterion form differs** (absolute containment vs rank). - **can-fire twin:** the same comparison for projection A must produce at least @@ -665,7 +687,7 @@ none**, and §1.2 records that `knowable_from` contributes none either. ## 5.3 The explicit "they are identical — drop the distinction" test ``` -Δ(pair, k) = κ_hindsight(k, m) − κ_apriori(k) +Δ(pair) = κ_hindsight(Aware @ V_pin) − κ_apriori(Strict @ V_pin) ``` - If `max over pairs and prefixes |Δ| < 0.01` → print @@ -799,7 +821,11 @@ D-BLW-3's to absorb. Gates G1/G3/G6/G7 exist because of it. not read**. UNVERIFIED. - Whether `recover_and_apply`'s watermark handling behaves across **8** cycles; `blw_tenant.rs` exercises **3**. UNVERIFIED. -- Wall-clock of an 8-cycle × 2000-row run. The rank criterion adds one sort per +- Whether `Aware` and `Retro` are extensionally identical **in practice** at + `V_pin` — argued from `classify` + `admits` (§4 G1c) and true given constant + `knowable_from ≤ ref`, but **not executed**. G1c is the assertion that settles + it; until it runs, the claim is symbolic. +- Wall-clock of an 8-cycle × 2000-row run over ~27,000 emitted rows. The rank criterion adds one sort per (horizon × projection), `n ≤ 2000` — expected trivial beside the existing bloom sweep, but **NOT measured**. (§12.7 records that the *previous* arm blew a 10-minute budget for an unrelated reason — `stance::stream`'s per-lift From 9a4fd329e3cd07ee133ecc65b976cacb025e9b6e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 22:53:46 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 35/54] =?UTF-8?q?V3=20plan:=20Addendum-15=20=E2=80=94=20W1?= =?UTF-8?q?/W2=20measured=20reconciliation=20+=20W2b=20supersession?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The 2026-07-02 wave table no longer matches source in four rows, and W2b now points at the direction the 2026-08-04 KanbanActor ruling struck. Appended a dated reconciliation (rows untouched, append-only): W1b/W1c/W1e/D-MBX-A6/W2a are SHIPPED with anchors; W2b is superseded by E-ACTOR-IS-NOT-THE-PHASE-PATH-1 (apply is inline via persist_sink::recover_and_apply, no actor bridge); the genuinely open item on this axis is a production DRIVER for the built chain, not more machinery. Cross-refs the wiring knowledge doc for the full seam map. --- .claude/v3/INTEGRATION-PLAN.md | 33 +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 33 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/v3/INTEGRATION-PLAN.md b/.claude/v3/INTEGRATION-PLAN.md index b9460a21..d70ab866 100644 --- a/.claude/v3/INTEGRATION-PLAN.md +++ b/.claude/v3/INTEGRATION-PLAN.md @@ -726,3 +726,36 @@ addenda above (Addendum-1 W1e row, Addendum-6 §3, Addendum-7, Addendum-8 §3) is HISTORY read through this addendum. Guardrails STOP trigger 7 + `/v3-audit` check 7 enforce that the mechanism is not rebuilt under any name. + +### Addendum-15 2026-08-04 — W1/W2 measured reconciliation + W2b supersession (read before acting on the wave table) + +The W1/W2 rows above are 2026-07-02 state. Measured against source today, +four of them no longer say what is true, and one now points in a direction a +later operator ruling struck. Rows stay as written (append-only); THIS note +is the current state. Full seam-by-seam wiring map with line anchors: +`.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md`. + +| row | 2026-08-04 measured state | +|---|---| +| D-V3-W1b batch writer | **SHIPPED** — `lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs` (`cast`/`casts`/`intent_moves`/`on_behalf_of`/`drain_pending_payloads`, 4 unit tests). NOT "new module" to be built. **Zero production call sites** — built-undriven, see below. | +| D-V3-W1c delegation cache | **SHIPPED** — `resolve_owner(on_behalf, resolver) -> (owner, was_cache_hit)` + `delegation_cache` in the same module (`batch_writer.rs:93-171`). | +| D-V3-W1e probes | **SHIPPED** — `lance-graph-planner/tests/w1_probes.rs`: `probe_ahead_update_ordering`, `probe_kill_after_cast_replay`, `probe_delegation_miss_then_hit`, `probe_stacked_casts_never_refused`. (Addendum-3's "W1e landed red" was subsequently fixed; the probes are in-tree and green under the local suite.) | +| D-MBX-A6 (W2 arm #1) | **SHIPPED** — `StrategyOutcome::intended_move` (`traits.rs:176-189`) minted by `style_strategy.rs:286,391`. | +| D-V3-W2a kanban tenant | **SHIPPED as `ValueTenant::Kanban`** — the kanban×Rubicon per-node phase cursor in `contract/canonical_node.rs:1622+` (8-byte tenant), per the one-mailbox-one-board ruling. | +| D-V3-W2b actor applies moves | **⊘ SUPERSEDED (operator ruling 2026-08-04, `E-ACTOR-IS-NOT-THE-PHASE-PATH-1`, `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` §2).** `KanbanActor` has NO assigned architectural responsibility; it is legacy experimental compatibility code, and no new production architecture may depend on it. The apply is **inline**: `persist_sink::recover_and_apply` applies the sealed `paired_move` via `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase` — no actor bridge, no message bus. A session reading the W2b row as an open work item would build the exact thing the ruling struck. | +| D-V3-W2c symbiont arm | POC in-tree (`symbiont/src/kanban_loop.rs`, a live `advance_phase` implementor at `:180`); cold-build gate state not re-verified today. | + +**What is genuinely OPEN on this axis is none of the rows above — it is the +DRIVER.** Every link of `cast → collect_casts → SweepSlot::paired_move → +recover_and_apply → try_advance_phase` is built and tested, and `cast()` / +`collect_casts` have zero production callers. The next PR on this axis is a +production caller threading that chain (folding in the two OPEN #879 caveats: +drained-writer retry guard, missing-owner counter) — not more machinery. The +"wire, don't invent" principle of this plan now applies to the plan's own +remaining W1/W2 vocabulary: the machinery exists; drive it. + +Constraint carried from the same day's corrections, for any session updating +this file again: before writing "X is not built" or "X applies the moves", +grep X's CONSUMERS, not X's description — three negatives were corrected in +one day because a module's self-description was trusted over its call sites +(`.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md` corrections 1-3). From d1a900d179567108c60fa92ee9f5e95840f58bba Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:06:31 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 36/54] Record the #879 do-not-reverse invariants + the recovery hash-partition caveat MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling mapped to source: (1) batchwriter amortizes only changed — sparse seal stays; (2) interlacing is prevented by temporal.rs at read time — no write-side ordering or ack, ever. The caveat: recover_fleet's per-owner HashMap partition preserves STORED order (scan_sealed explicitly does not sort, and has the test proving it), where temporal.rs layer-1 local_trajectories re-sorts by cast_seq and is proven against out-of-order storage. The hash path is a performance stopgap: equal-exactness rests on stored==cast_seq order per owner, true under today's single-writer MemWal, UNCERTIFIED in general. Wiring doc §8 carries the ruling; TECH_DEBT entry defines the certification falsifier (property test: hash-partition apply sequence == layer-1 sequence keyed on stream_position) with both closing outcomes (certify-conditional or migrate via a small LocalCausalRow impl). Until closed, new recovery reads route through layer-1. --- .claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md | 35 ++++++++++++++ .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 46 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 81 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md index dfbbee0b..fe612e76 100644 --- a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md +++ b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md @@ -3643,3 +3643,38 @@ bijection needs re-seeding. Pair: D-IDENTITY-4. - **TD-CI-EXCLUDED-FUSE (F5):** main's CI never compiles the workspace-`exclude`d `lance-graph-ogar`, so its compile-time `COUNT_FUSE` fires only in *consumers'* builds (medcare hit E0080 twice). Fix: one CI job `cargo check`-ing the excluded crate against OGAR main. Effort S. - **TD-OGAR-LOCK-UNDECIDED (F3):** `lance-graph-ogar/Cargo.lock` is gitignored → fresh checkouts build the fuse against OGAR HEAD (floating canary) while the workspace lock pins. Decide canary-vs-pin; document in one sentence. Effort S. - **TD-BOARD-PREPEND-CONFLICTS (F6):** at fleet cadence the append-only board files (EPIPHANIES/LATEST_STATE/PR_ARC) are the only recurring rebase-conflict cost (~30-60 min/day/session). Per-entry board files + generated index make the conflict structurally impossible. Council-sized; forwarded to the V3/coordination session. + +## TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED (2026-08-04) — OPEN + +**Operator ruling (2026-08-04):** the #879 work that must not be reversed is +(1) the batchwriter amortizing ONLY CHANGED and (2) interlacing prevented by +`temporal.rs` at read time. Within that: `recover_fleet`'s per-owner +`HashMap` partition of the sealed log (`cycle_driver.rs:713-716`) is a +**performance stopgap** standing where temporal.rs layer-1 is preferred — +acceptable temporarily, **only until certified equally exact or migrated**. + +**The exact gap:** the hash partition preserves STORED order per owner +(`scan_sealed` documents "this seam does NOT sort", `persist_sink.rs:315-317`, +test `scan_sealed_does_not_repair_order_on_read`), while +`temporal.rs::local_trajectories` re-sorts each owner chain by `cast_seq` +(proven against out-of-order storage by +`layer1_orders_one_owners_chain_by_cast_seq_not_log_order`). Equal-exactness +therefore rests on: stored order per owner == cast_seq order per owner. TRUE +today (single-writer MemWal appends in seal order); UNCERTIFIED; false the +moment storage returns out-of-order (multi-writer, HLC interleave, +compaction). + +**Certification falsifier (defined now, run when paid):** a property test +that, for the sealed logs the current writer can produce AND for adversarial +permutations of them, asserts `recover_fleet`'s per-owner apply sequence == +the sequence obtained by routing the same landings through +`local_trajectories` keyed on `stream_position`. Two outcomes, both closing +this entry: (a) equal on all writer-producible logs AND documented as +conditional on single-writer → CERTIFIED-CONDITIONAL, with the condition +stated at `recover_fleet`'s doc; (b) any divergence → migrate `recover_fleet` +to layer-1 (a small `LocalCausalRow` impl on `LandedSlot` with +`cast_seq = stream_position`). + +**Until closed:** no new caller copies the partition shape; new recovery +reads route through temporal.rs layer-1. Cross-ref: +`.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md` §8. diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index b8704d89..abaae200 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -348,3 +348,49 @@ batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|S **A count of 0 means your harness is a free-standing loop** and cannot support a substrate claim, however green it is. That grep returned `0` for `blw_texture.rs`, which is how D-BLW-1 was found to be unbuilt while a harness stood in for it. + +--- + +## 8. ⊘ OPERATOR RULING (2026-08-04) — the two #879 invariants that must NOT be reversed, and the hash-partition caveat + +Verbatim intent, mapped to source the same day: + +**Invariant 1 — the batchwriter amortizes ONLY CHANGED.** N casts → ONE WAL +write per cycle; only the sealed sparse set advances; the untouched remainder +is byte-identical (the #879 anti-vacuity falsifier, green at 64k/17). Any +change that widens the write back toward dense/full-image, or adds a per-cast +physical write, reverses #879 and is rejected on sight. + +**Invariant 2 — interlacing is prevented by `temporal.rs`, at READ time.** +Cross-mailbox ordering is never a write-side concern: the writer fires ahead, +no ack exists (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`), and any consumer needing order recovers +it through the deinterlace surface (`deinterlace` / layer-1 +`local_trajectories`, sort key `cast_seq` / `(hlc ?? version, version)`). +Re-introducing write-side ordering, synchronization, or a confirmation ledger +reverses #879 and is rejected on sight. + +**The caveat the ruling names — a hash partition stands where temporal.rs is +preferred.** `cycle_driver::recover_fleet` (P4e, `cycle_driver.rs:700-746`) +partitions the sealed log per owner via +`HashMap>` **in stored order** (`:713-716`), and +`persist_sink::scan_sealed` is EXPLICIT that it does not repair order: +*"in the STORED canonical order — this seam does NOT sort"* +(`persist_sink.rs:315-317`), with the test +`scan_sealed_does_not_repair_order_on_read` (`:711-715`) proving it returns +AS-STORED even for a deliberately out-of-order cycle. The canonical +deinterlacer for exactly this job exists one crate over: +`temporal.rs::local_trajectories` (`:424-434`) partitions AND re-sorts each +owner chain by `cast_seq`, with +`layer1_orders_one_owners_chain_by_cast_seq_not_log_order` proving it repairs +out-of-order storage. + +**Status per the ruling: the hash partition is TEMPORARILY ACCEPTABLE, for +performance only.** The two are equally exact **iff** stored order per owner +== `cast_seq` order per owner — which holds today (single-writer `MemWal` +appends in seal order) but is **UNCERTIFIED**, and is exactly the assumption +that breaks under multi-writer / HLC-interleaved / compacted logs — the case +temporal.rs was built for. `temporal.rs` is preferred; the hash path may +remain ONLY once certified equally exact. Certification falsifier defined at +`TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED` (TECH_DEBT). Until one of the two +happens (certify or migrate), no new caller may copy `recover_fleet`'s +partition shape — route new recovery reads through layer-1. From 8d36768fd6b086e7f32464f552d427ba89737513 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:23:10 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 37/54] Review round 2 + three operator rulings on the write path MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit CodeRabbit findings (9), triaged on merit: FIXED - reason_whole_book: reject MORE-than-seven columns too (consume the 7th, refuse an 8th, count as drop_arity) — a producer appending a column must fail the gate, not pass because the first seven parsed. Verified inert on the real export: 40,767 rows, 0 dropped. - blw_binding: the per-stance "effective ceiling" no longer pools right-side loci across unrelated pairs — disjoint A==B and A==C populations would have read as a three-locus collapse describing no facet that exists. Redundancy is now reported PER PAIR (on a counted pair's own co-bound verses the effective menu is 8). Kant's measured 27/27 pair unchanged. - blw_binding: COLLAPSE_MIN_N explicitly labelled HAND-TUNED per I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK — an anti-vacuity floor, never a significance threshold; no fake Jirak derivation for an ad-hoc detector. - design note G6: row counts corrected to per-slice (9−s Aware / 5−s Strict; 8/4 held only for slice 1 — §1.5's own emission rule proves it). The build lane was corrected mid-flight before implementing the wrong assertion. - design note B5: regraded PENDING — a stated intent is not a Cargo.toml line; the jc dev-dep lands in the build commit and that hash closes it. - TECH_DEBT: TD-RECOVERY entry moved to newest-first position. - wiring doc: preflight grep is now an executable rg command with the count; FINDING/CONJECTURE grades stated explicitly on the §0/§8 claims. - exec-run record: the clippy claim scoped exactly (example-target command; workspace-wide --all-targets is prohibited here and not even green on untouched code — ontology carries 12 pre-existing warnings). - MD040: three fences tagged (text/rust/text). SKIPPED with reason - #[cfg(test)] module inside the example: no cargo test invocation in this repo (CI or local gates) passes --examples, so example test modules never execute — adding one creates exactly the blind gate the audit catalogued. The example's own hard-asserting main() is the falsifier and is run centrally. OPERATOR RULINGS recorded (wiring doc §8/§9/§9a/§10 + TECH_DEBT): - Deinterlacing happens BEFORE the write: temporal.rs is the canonical deinterlacer; a previously-known-order hash helper is a legitimate fast path ONLY once certified equally exact on the out-of-order regime — 64k concurrent thoughts never arrive in the same order, period. The TD entry's certification falsifier re-scoped accordingly (in-order-only certification certifies nothing). - deepnsm-v2 is the intended FIRST CONSUMER of the write path; callcenter is the BBB membrane for external consumers 10^4-7x slower — hot path only for now. - kanban_actor.rs read as the consumer-facing "prepare decision, wait for tick" surface — verified against MulAdvance (atomic gate+transition, codex #578) and Tick (NextPhaseScheduler realization); the #879 boundary stands (a tick is knowledge, never permission). - Between batchwriter phases every mailbox concurrently decides-or-continues; never linear, ≤64k in parallel; the seal stays single-writer sparse. The synchronous loop is a placeholder inside a correct ownership model; A2's pre-registered falsifier converts the doctrine to measurement. Gates: fmt clean; clippy clean on both touched examples; blw_binding re-run (Kant now reports "1 counted collapsed pair of 3 observed"); reason_whole_book ingest gate re-run green (0 dropped). --- .claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md | 91 ++++++++++++------- .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md | 14 ++- .../exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md | 2 +- .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md | 36 +++++--- .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 87 +++++++++++++++++- .../examples/blw_binding.rs | 50 +++++++--- .../examples/reason_whole_book.rs | 10 ++ 7 files changed, 222 insertions(+), 68 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md index fe612e76..f54f7cfb 100644 --- a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md +++ b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md @@ -1,5 +1,61 @@ # Technical Debt Log — Open + Paid (double-entry, append-only) +## TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED (2026-08-04) — OPEN + +**Operator ruling (2026-08-04):** the #879 work that must not be reversed is +(1) the batchwriter amortizing ONLY CHANGED and (2) interlacing prevented by +`temporal.rs` at read time. Within that: `recover_fleet`'s per-owner +`HashMap` partition of the sealed log (`cycle_driver.rs:713-716`) is a +**performance stopgap** standing where temporal.rs layer-1 is preferred — +acceptable temporarily, **only until certified equally exact or migrated**. + +**The exact gap:** the hash partition preserves STORED order per owner +(`scan_sealed` documents "this seam does NOT sort", `persist_sink.rs:315-317`, +test `scan_sealed_does_not_repair_order_on_read`), while +`temporal.rs::local_trajectories` re-sorts each owner chain by `cast_seq` +(proven against out-of-order storage by +`layer1_orders_one_owners_chain_by_cast_seq_not_log_order`). Equal-exactness +therefore rests on: stored order per owner == cast_seq order per owner. TRUE +today (single-writer MemWal appends in seal order); UNCERTIFIED; false the +moment storage returns out-of-order (multi-writer, HLC interleave, +compaction). + +**Certification falsifier (defined now, run when paid):** a property test +that, for the sealed logs the current writer can produce AND for adversarial +permutations of them, asserts `recover_fleet`'s per-owner apply sequence == +the sequence obtained by routing the same landings through +`local_trajectories` keyed on `stream_position`. Two outcomes, both closing +this entry: (a) equal on all writer-producible logs AND documented as +conditional on single-writer → CERTIFIED-CONDITIONAL, with the condition +stated at `recover_fleet`'s doc; (b) any divergence → migrate `recover_fleet` +to layer-1 (a small `LocalCausalRow` impl on `LandedSlot` with +`cast_seq = stream_position`). + +**Until closed:** no new caller copies the partition shape; new recovery +reads route through temporal.rs layer-1. Cross-ref: +`.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md` §8. + +**⊘ RULING SHARPENED (operator, 2026-08-04, two directives minutes apart):** +(1) *"We ALWAYS want 64k thoughts concurrency which never arrive in same +order, period"* — arrival order is NEVER deterministic; any path that assumes +it is wrong by design. (2) *"Before writing they need to be deinterlaced, +either by temporal.rs, or previously-known-order hash as a helper to be +certified."* So the deinterlace obligation sits **BEFORE the write**, and the +hash helper is not struck — it is admissible as the known-order fast path +**once certified equally exact against temporal.rs**, which stays the +canonical deinterlacer. + +Consequence for the certification falsifier above: outcome (a) is reinstated +but its regime is corrected. The property test must run over **out-of-order +arrivals** (the design's actual envelope), not only writer-producible in-order +logs: either the hash path reproduces temporal.rs' order there too +(CERTIFIED, keep it), or it does not — in which case it may survive ONLY +behind a structural gate that restricts it to previously-known-order inputs +(the gate enforced in types, not convention), or it migrates to layer-1 +(`LocalCausalRow` on `LandedSlot`, `cast_seq = stream_position`). A +certification silently conditional on in-order storage — the shape this entry +originally offered — is the one closing move the ruling forbids. + ## TD-PARALLEL-TARGET-DIRS-REGROW (2026-08-04) — OPEN **Measured, not estimated** (`du -sh`, after a session hit "no space left on @@ -3643,38 +3699,3 @@ bijection needs re-seeding. Pair: D-IDENTITY-4. - **TD-CI-EXCLUDED-FUSE (F5):** main's CI never compiles the workspace-`exclude`d `lance-graph-ogar`, so its compile-time `COUNT_FUSE` fires only in *consumers'* builds (medcare hit E0080 twice). Fix: one CI job `cargo check`-ing the excluded crate against OGAR main. Effort S. - **TD-OGAR-LOCK-UNDECIDED (F3):** `lance-graph-ogar/Cargo.lock` is gitignored → fresh checkouts build the fuse against OGAR HEAD (floating canary) while the workspace lock pins. Decide canary-vs-pin; document in one sentence. Effort S. - **TD-BOARD-PREPEND-CONFLICTS (F6):** at fleet cadence the append-only board files (EPIPHANIES/LATEST_STATE/PR_ARC) are the only recurring rebase-conflict cost (~30-60 min/day/session). Per-entry board files + generated index make the conflict structurally impossible. Council-sized; forwarded to the V3/coordination session. - -## TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED (2026-08-04) — OPEN - -**Operator ruling (2026-08-04):** the #879 work that must not be reversed is -(1) the batchwriter amortizing ONLY CHANGED and (2) interlacing prevented by -`temporal.rs` at read time. Within that: `recover_fleet`'s per-owner -`HashMap` partition of the sealed log (`cycle_driver.rs:713-716`) is a -**performance stopgap** standing where temporal.rs layer-1 is preferred — -acceptable temporarily, **only until certified equally exact or migrated**. - -**The exact gap:** the hash partition preserves STORED order per owner -(`scan_sealed` documents "this seam does NOT sort", `persist_sink.rs:315-317`, -test `scan_sealed_does_not_repair_order_on_read`), while -`temporal.rs::local_trajectories` re-sorts each owner chain by `cast_seq` -(proven against out-of-order storage by -`layer1_orders_one_owners_chain_by_cast_seq_not_log_order`). Equal-exactness -therefore rests on: stored order per owner == cast_seq order per owner. TRUE -today (single-writer MemWal appends in seal order); UNCERTIFIED; false the -moment storage returns out-of-order (multi-writer, HLC interleave, -compaction). - -**Certification falsifier (defined now, run when paid):** a property test -that, for the sealed logs the current writer can produce AND for adversarial -permutations of them, asserts `recover_fleet`'s per-owner apply sequence == -the sequence obtained by routing the same landings through -`local_trajectories` keyed on `stream_position`. Two outcomes, both closing -this entry: (a) equal on all writer-producible logs AND documented as -conditional on single-writer → CERTIFIED-CONDITIONAL, with the condition -stated at `recover_fleet`'s doc; (b) any divergence → migrate `recover_fleet` -to layer-1 (a small `LocalCausalRow` impl on `LandedSlot` with -`cast_seq = stream_position`). - -**Until closed:** no new caller copies the partition shape; new recovery -reads route through temporal.rs layer-1. Cross-ref: -`.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md` §8. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md index 475f8cb8..b0ec832f 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md @@ -187,6 +187,17 @@ not left reading as an open question. `cargo fmt`, `cargo clippy -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_rows`, `cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_rows` — all green. +> **Scope of the lint claim, stated exactly (clarified 2026-08-04 after an +> external reviewer read it as a workspace-wide result):** the clippy gate +> covered THIS example target and the crate deps it pulls in — nothing wider. +> No `--all-targets --all-features` run is claimed, and none will be: this +> workspace's standing rule scopes every cargo invocation with `-p` / +> `--example` (blanket flags rebuild sibling workspaces and are prohibited), +> and a workspace-wide `-D warnings` is not even green on untouched code +> today (`lance-graph-ontology` carries 12 pre-existing warnings, measured +> 2026-08-04). "Green" below therefore means: zero warnings attributable to +> `blw_rows.rs` under the example-scoped command shown above. + **Measured outcome — PASS.** | gate | criterion (fixed before the run) | measured | @@ -202,7 +213,8 @@ with no denominator that could have come from the harness measuring itself. what makes the 4-thread figure a real parallel gain. **Answering the brief's own open questions, in its order:** formatting settled -green by `cargo fmt` (item 3); clippy green under `-D warnings` (item 4); wall +green by `cargo fmt` (item 3); clippy clean at the example scope stated above +(item 4 — see the scope note); wall time was not a problem and no knob was lowered, so `BODY_FLOOR_US` was cleared on the corpus as written (item 5); G-C **did** pass in a debug build (item 6) — the plausibility argument the brief gave for that held. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md index bb86a585..c506c8f4 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md @@ -779,7 +779,7 @@ path = ... }` line exists in either. (`Cargo.toml:67-77`, immediately below the `cognitive-shader-driver` dev-dependency entry): -``` +```text # NOTE — `jc` dev-dep REMOVED with `examples/blw_lens_twin.rs` (the retired κ # instrument; §12.3c). It was added solely for that harness and is now unused, # so `crates/jc` is back to ZERO consumers in the workspace. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md index a4c174f4..a16fc459 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md @@ -606,13 +606,20 @@ restriction is what removes it. ## G6 — the fold neither drops nor duplicates -- After the **Aware** read at `V_pin = V4`, **every** subject in the fixed prefix - must appear with **exactly 8** rows for projection A (one per horizon V1..V8, - since the fixed prefix is seated by V4 and every later cycle re-emits its - verdict) — `assert_eq!`, not `>=` (`CLAUDE.md`: *prefer `== N` over `>= N`*). - After the **Strict** read at the same pin: **exactly 4** (V1..V4). Both folds - must then yield **exactly 1000** subjects. *Input:* the real emitted row set; - any off-by-one in the emission loop, or any mis-sorted fold, changes a count. +> **⊘ CORRECTED (2026-08-04, external review) — the counts below were wrong for +> slices 2–4, and §1.5's own emission rule proves it.** A verse seated in slice +> `s` has rows at horizons `Vs..V8` and none before, and the fixed prefix spans +> slices 1..4 — so "exactly 8 / exactly 4 for every prefix subject" holds only +> for slice 1. The corrected assertion derives each subject's expectation from +> its seating slice; rows are NOT back-dated to make counts uniform. + +- After the **Aware** read at `V_pin = V4`, a subject seated in slice `s` + (`s = 1..4`) must appear with **exactly `9 − s`** rows for projection A — + 8, 7, 6, 5 for slices 1, 2, 3, 4 — `assert_eq!`, not `>=` (`CLAUDE.md`: + *prefer `== N` over `>= N`*). After the **Strict** read at the same pin: + **exactly `5 − s`** (4, 3, 2, 1). Both folds must then yield **exactly + 1000** subjects. *Input:* the real emitted row set; any off-by-one in the + emission loop, or any mis-sorted fold, changes a count. ## G7 — the ordering the fold depends on is real, not an input-order accident @@ -631,7 +638,7 @@ restriction is what removes it. ## 5.1 The two reads, off the real surface -``` +```rust a-priori = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V_PIN, 0), &NoDeps) // rung 0 → Strict hindsight = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V_PIN, 5), &NoDeps) // rung 5 → Aware ``` @@ -686,7 +693,7 @@ none**, and §1.2 records that `knowable_from` contributes none either. ## 5.3 The explicit "they are identical — drop the distinction" test -``` +```text Δ(pair) = κ_hindsight(Aware @ V_pin) − κ_apriori(Strict @ V_pin) ``` @@ -795,11 +802,14 @@ is licensed; the movement test is a two-point contrast and the intermediate κs are reported, never fitted. §12.3's word "trajectory" is doing more work than 8 points can support and the write-up must say so. -**B5 — `jc` dev-dependency: RESOLVED by the coordinating lane.** `jc` is +**B5 — `jc` dev-dependency: ~~RESOLVED by the coordinating lane~~ PENDING +until the build commit lands (regraded 2026-08-04, external review — a +statement of intent is not a Cargo.toml line).** `jc` is currently in **neither** `[dependencies]` nor `[dev-dependencies]` of the -planner; the coordinating lane states it is adding -`jc = { path = "../jc" }` under `[dev-dependencies]`, so `jc::stats` may be -assumed reachable. It is workspace-**excluded** (root `Cargo.toml` `exclude`, +planner; the D-BLW-3 build change adds `jc = { path = "../jc" }` under +`[dev-dependencies]` **in the same commit as the harness that uses it**, and +that commit hash is the closure of this item — `jc::stats` is reachable from +the harness only from that commit on. It is workspace-**excluded** (root `Cargo.toml` `exclude`, `crates/jc`), which is fine for a path dep. The four constraints recorded in the planner's own Cargo.toml at `:67-77` still bind and must be carried verbatim: **dev-only, never a production dep, never modify `crates/jc`, never invert the diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index abaae200..c2dea40c 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -339,10 +339,12 @@ dead code went. That is the intended shape: *keep the record, delete the residue ## 7. The 90-second preflight before claiming "on the substrate" -Run this grep against your harness: +Run this against your harness (the pattern must stay quoted or the shell eats +the alternation), and read the printed count: -```text -batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope +```sh +rg -c 'batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope' \ + crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/.rs || echo 0 ``` **A count of 0 means your harness is a free-standing loop** and cannot support a @@ -394,3 +396,82 @@ remain ONLY once certified equally exact. Certification falsifier defined at `TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED` (TECH_DEBT). Until one of the two happens (certify or migrate), no new caller may copy `recover_fleet`'s partition shape — route new recovery reads through layer-1. + +> **⊘ §8 AMENDED (operator, 2026-08-04, two directives read together):** +> (1) *"We ALWAYS want 64k thoughts concurrency which never arrive in same +> order, period"* — arrival order is never deterministic, by design. (2) +> *"Before writing they need to be deinterlaced, either by temporal.rs, or +> previously-known-order hash as a helper to be certified."* The deinterlace +> obligation therefore sits **BEFORE the write** — the seal consumes a +> canonically-ordered stream, never raw arrival order — and the hash helper +> is a legitimate known-order FAST PATH, admissible **only once certified +> equally exact against temporal.rs** (the canonical deinterlacer) on the +> out-of-order regime the design actually runs in. Certification against +> in-order-only inputs certifies nothing. Ledger: +> `TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED` (sharpened in place, same day). +> +> **Grades, stated explicitly (per knowledge-doc discipline):** +> - "Every link `cast → collect_casts → paired_move → recover_and_apply → +> try_advance_phase` is BUILT with zero production callers" — **FINDING**. +> Probe = consumer grep per symbol; run 2026-08-04; result recorded in §2/§3 +> with file:line receipts (`intent_moves` callers, `collect_casts` callers, +> `shade_owner` callers — each grep listed in the corrections). +> - "Hash-partition apply order == layer-1 apply order under today's +> single-writer MemWal" — **CONJECTURE** (source-reasoned from +> `scan_sealed`'s as-stored contract + MemWal's append order; the property +> test has NOT run). Under the ruling above this conjecture, even if true, +> certifies nothing — it survives only as the migration's regression +> falsifier on in-order logs. + +## 9. Consumer orientation (operator, 2026-08-04) + +- **`deepnsm-v2` is the intended FIRST CONSUMER of this write path.** The + driver that Addendum-15 (V3 plan) names as the genuinely open item lands as + deepnsm-v2 consuming `cast()` — not as a free-standing harness promoted to + production. Sessions scoping "the driver PR" start there. +- **`lance-graph-callcenter` is the blood-brain barrier** between this hot + path and EXTERNAL consumers, built for the regime where consumers run + 10^4–10^7× slower than the substrate. Current work is hot-path only; the + BBB membrane is out of scope until an external consumer is, and nothing in + this document licenses routing a hot-path write through it. + +### §9a — what `kanban_actor.rs` IS, then (operator reading, verified 2026-08-04) + +**"Consumer-facing: prepare decision, wait for tick."** Verified against the +message surface: `KanbanMsg::MulAdvance` is the atomic PREPARE-DECISION shape +(the MUL gate runs against the owner's CURRENT phase and the transition +applies in the SAME serialized message, so no sender can make the phase read +stale between decision and mutation — `kanban_actor.rs:101-119`, the codex +#578 fix); `KanbanMsg::Tick` is the WAIT-FOR-TICK shape (a substrate version +tick lowers to `next_phases().first()` — the in-actor realization of +`NextPhaseScheduler`'s policy, `:120-130`). That is why the file consumes +`VersionScheduler` and why its one live library consumer drives it via +`drive_version_tick`: it is the **tick-arm's consumer-facing surface**, the +shape a 10^4–10^7×-slower consumer (behind the callcenter BBB) interacts +with. The #879 boundary the file itself now states stays in force: *"a +version tick is global knowledge, never permission to advance"* — so the +tick-driven ADVANCE half is what was demoted, not the prepare-decision +pattern, and no new production architecture depends on the actor. + +### §10 — the concurrency doctrine between batchwriter phases (operator, 2026-08-04) + +> *"Between the batchwriter phases, each mailbox concurrently needs to decide +> its kanban update or process the already active. Never linear, always ≤64k +> in parallel."* + +Between cast and seal, every mailbox is concurrently in exactly one of two +states: **deciding** its next kanban update (the MUL gate: advance / hold / +prune) or **processing** its already-active phase work. The fleet is never a +linear sweep — up to 64k mailboxes run this decide-or-continue choice in +parallel, and their casts arrive in no deterministic order (§8's ruling). +The SEAL stays single-writer and sparse (Invariant 1); parallelism lives in +the thought/decide phase, never in the seal — which restates the kanban-64k +plan's design constraint with the per-mailbox choice made explicit. + +**Honesty note, unchanged by the doctrine:** today's `run_cycle` / +`cognitive_pass` iterate owners in a synchronous loop (#879's own honesty +ledger). That linearity is an implementation placeholder inside a correct +ownership model, not the model itself; D-KIA-A2's pre-registered falsifier +(median-of-5, ≥2× at ≥4,096 owners, ±10 % stay-silent) is what converts +"parallel" from doctrine to measurement, and the claim ladder holds until it +runs. diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs index 152fb403..314a839e 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_binding.rs @@ -188,6 +188,15 @@ const NEAR_CONSTANT_RATE: f64 = 0.90; /// vacuity the file rejects elsewhere — a test no input can fail. Pairs below /// the floor are still PRINTED (suppressing them would hide the raw /// observation); they simply do not lower the reported ceiling. +/// +/// **HAND-TUNED, and said so per `I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK`.** Verse observations +/// in one corpus are weakly dependent, so no classical IID argument justifies +/// any particular floor here, and this file does not pretend to a Jirak-derived +/// one — deriving a dependence-aware rate for this ad-hoc collapse detector +/// would be fake rigor. `10` is an anti-vacuity floor (it excludes the trivial +/// n=1..9 coincidences), NOT a significance threshold: a pair clearing it is +/// reported as a MEASURED co-identity on its stated denominator, never as +/// statistical evidence of collapse. const COLLAPSE_MIN_N: usize = 10; /// Size of the shared binding menu — the write-site count, named so the @@ -1338,29 +1347,40 @@ fn main() { ); continue; } - // Only pairs clearing COLLAPSE_MIN_N lower the ceiling; the rest are - // printed as observations that do not yet carry evidential weight. - // Each qualifying pair removes one independent locus. Distinct loci are - // counted once even if a locus appears in several pairs, so a 3-way - // collapse costs 2, not 3. - let mut redundant: Vec = collapsed + // Only pairs clearing COLLAPSE_MIN_N carry evidential weight; the rest + // are printed as observations. + // + // REDUNDANCY IS REPORTED PER PAIR, deliberately — there is NO single + // "global ceiling" number here. The first version of this section + // pooled the right-side loci of every counted pair and subtracted the + // pool's size from 9, which over-counts on disjoint populations: + // A==B qualifying on ten verses and A==C qualifying on ten OTHER + // verses is NOT a three-locus collapse — every individual facet in + // either population carries at most ONE duplicated dimension, so the + // pooled "ceiling 7" would describe no facet that actually exists. + // (Caught by external review before any measured input exercised it.) + // + // The honest global statement is the per-pair one: on a counted + // pair's OWN co-bound verses, agreement_count over-reports by exactly + // one and the effective menu there is 8. Whether several pairs + // compound on the SAME facet is answerable only facet-by-facet, and + // this summary does not claim to answer it. + let counted = collapsed .iter() .filter(|&&(_, _, _, n)| n >= COLLAPSE_MIN_N) - .map(|&(_, j, _, _)| j) - .collect(); - redundant.sort_unstable(); - redundant.dedup(); - let ceiling = MENU_LEN - redundant.len(); - if ceiling == MENU_LEN { + .count(); + if counted == 0 { println!( - " {:<13} ceiling 9 — {} pair(s) agreed fully but ALL below the \ - n≥{COLLAPSE_MIN_N} evidence floor:", + " {:<13} no counted collapse — {} pair(s) agreed fully but ALL \ + below the n≥{COLLAPSE_MIN_N} evidence floor:", r.stance.name(), collapsed.len() ); } else { println!( - " {:<13} ceiling {ceiling} (not 9) — {} collapsed pair(s):", + " {:<13} {counted} counted collapsed pair(s) of {} observed — \ + on each counted pair's own co-bound verses the effective menu \ + is 8, not 9:", r.stance.name(), collapsed.len() ); diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs index b1145453..29e718f9 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/reason_whole_book.rs @@ -85,6 +85,16 @@ fn main() { drop_arity += 1; continue; }; + // Arity is checked in BOTH directions: the destructure above rejects + // fewer-than-seven, and this rejects MORE-than-seven. `bible_wave + // --export` writes exactly seven fields; a producer edit that appends + // a column must fail the drop gate, not silently pass because the + // first seven still parsed (the `== N` over `>= N` house rule, applied + // to columns). + if f.next().is_some() { + drop_arity += 1; + continue; + } let (Ok(s), Ok(o), Ok(v)) = (s.parse::(), o.parse::(), v.parse::()) else { drop_ids += 1; continue; From 3c47f13c6d856b8cb019d1707d3bca5455d44ccb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:36:57 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 38/54] =?UTF-8?q?D-BLW-3=20SHIPPED=20+=20MEASURED:=20blw?= =?UTF-8?q?=5Ffusion.rs=20=E2=80=94=20the=20Horizontverschmelzung=20falsif?= =?UTF-8?q?ier=20runs=20green?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The harness (examples/blw_fusion.rs, ~1,150 lines; jc dev-dep re-added dev-only per the Cargo.toml constraint block, closing design B5 with this commit): first DeinterlaceRow implementor and first deinterlace caller in the tree; 2,000 verses seated incrementally over 8 sealed kanban cycles (P1); two rank-based projections at pre-registered q=0.25 over the growing pool (P2) + inert control Z; one pin, two admission modes, with the three-way extensional identity (Aware=Retro=Strict@V8) asserted rather than assumed. MEASURED, per the pre-registered rules (plan §12.8 for the full table): - Band IN/IN (Strict kappa=0.4933, Aware kappa=0.4619; full BinaryAssociation tables, never bare kappa). - Movement at V_pin: delta = -0.031 -> the named MIDDLE-GROUND outcome; NO fusion verdict claimed. - The eight-horizon table is the finding: the a-priori/hindsight gap CLOSES monotonically (delta -0.485 -> -0.251 -> -0.079 -> -0.031 -> ~0 -> +0.011 -> +0.017 -> 0; Hamming(A) 152->0). DROP does not fire. Churn reported SIGNED (gained-only = accumulation-shaped, per the adversarial-review correction), never averaged into delta. - Controls: Z byte-identical across reads; G4 both constant-by-construction tails + the real-data silent arm (the design's "~90% god" can-fire premise measured 0.1285 on this corpus - an empirical fixture that rotted; replaced at gate time with tails that cannot); G5/G6(per-slice 9-s/5-s)/G7 green. - NOT claimed: validity, significance, zero-copy, substrate exercise (deinterlace reduces to filter+sort here; the finding lives in the rank criterion). Gates central: fmt; clippy clean at example scope (two warnings fixed: unused import, enum-variant naming); run green on the real corpus. Board hygiene same commit: plan §12.8 result; EPIPHANIES E-HORIZONTVERSCHMELZUNG-GAP-CLOSES-1; STATUS_BOARD row -> SHIPPED+MEASURED; AGENT_LOG consolidated entry for the four-lane arc; wiring doc §9b records the operator's ignition-API grammar (table/ThinkingStyle/start::where/MUL) with each axis mapped to its shipped machinery and PROBE-IGNITION's two pre-registered halves. --- .claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md | 10 + .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 25 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .../exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md | 127 ++ .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 25 + .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 27 + Cargo.lock | 5 + crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml | 22 +- .../examples/blw_fusion.rs | 1480 +++++++++++++++++ 9 files changed, 1711 insertions(+), 12 deletions(-) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md index bf514e4a..f6449181 100644 --- a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md +++ b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md @@ -1,3 +1,13 @@ +## 2026-08-04 — D-BLW-3 arc: design + inventory + recon/refute workflow + build (consolidated by the orchestrator) + +Four units, records in their own tag-files per the one-writer rule: +- **Opus design lane** → `exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md`: the fusion-falsifier design; B1 re-scope (stances out, two rank projections over the tenant); the pre-registered band from EXISTING Landis–Koch pre-registrations; B9 self-correction (knowable_from is a class clock) after the coordinator relayed the inventory lane's finding. +- **Sonnet inventory lane** → `exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md`: exact temporal.rs/jc/blw_tenant surfaces incl. the MODE×STATUS admission table and the at() constructor facts. +- **Six-agent recon/refute workflow** (3 Sonnet recon + 2 Opus refuters + 1 Opus checklist): both refuters SURVIVES-WITH-CORRECTIONS — the mode/pin extensional redundancy and the monotone-accumulation channel; 8 corrections folded into the build brief. +- **Sonnet build lane** → `exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md`: `examples/blw_fusion.rs` (~1,150 lines) + the jc dev-dep (closing design B5 with this commit). Corrected mid-flight on G6 per-slice arithmetic (external review caught it in the spec; the lane independently re-derived 9−s/5−s before coding). +- **Central gates (orchestrator):** fmt; clippy clean at the example scope; run GREEN on the real corpus. One gate fixture corrected at run time (G4 can-fire premise rotted; replaced with constant-by-construction tails). Result: plan §12.8 + E-HORIZONTVERSCHMELZUNG-GAP-CLOSES-1 + STATUS_BOARD row. + + ## 2026-08-04 — Arm BLW opened: BLW-0 + D-BLW-1 + the stance lift (5 subagents: 2 Sonnet recon, 1 Opus design, 2 Sonnet build) > **⊘ SAME-DAY CORRECTION (operator-ruled) — read this before the entry below, most of which is retracted.** diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 91f2c75d..a51ad97b 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,28 @@ +## E-HORIZONTVERSCHMELZUNG-GAP-CLOSES-1 (2026-08-04) + +**The a-priori/hindsight gap is not a constant — it decays monotonically as +the horizon extends, and THAT decay is the measured shape of +Horizontverschmelzung on this corpus.** `blw_fusion.rs` (D-BLW-3), 8 sealed +horizons, two rank projections at pre-registered q=0.25: Δκ between the +Strict (a-priori) and Aware (hindsight) reads runs −0.485 → −0.251 → −0.079 → +−0.031 → ≈0 → +0.011 → +0.017 → 0 as k=1..8; Hamming(A) 152→0. Early in the +series the reader-permission distinction does heavy work; by the series tip +it has dissolved — the horizons have merged. Both reads sit IN the +pre-registered fusion band (κ 0.49/0.46) the whole way at the pin. + +Disciplines that held: no fusion VERDICT claimed (V_pin movement −0.031 is +the middle-ground outcome, named before the run); churn reported SIGNED +(gained-only ⇒ accumulation-shaped, per the adversarial-review correction); +the inert control Z stayed byte-identical (plumbing contributed zero); the +G4 can-fire fixture was replaced mid-gate when its empirical premise ("~90 % +god") measured 0.1285 — constant-by-construction tails cannot rot. NOT +claimed: validity (D3b closed), significance (no dependence model), zero-copy +(deinterlace clones), substrate exercise (filter+sort here). First +`DeinterlaceRow` implementor and first `deinterlace` caller in the tree. + +**Status:** FINDING (measured; harness + output in-tree, plan §12.8). + + ## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-CARRIER-CHANGED-THE-INSTRUMENT-DID-NOT-1 — a 24-locus register that writes one shared locus is still a coincidence bit **Status:** FINDING (measured, 2,000-verse run, 1 s). **Confidence:** High — the ceiling is verifiable in source, independent of the data. Code: `lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_texture.rs`. Result: plan §12.7. diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index c9db3ebc..6faf8f7d 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -38,7 +38,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-KIA-C2 | Name the dichotomous statistics correctly (Pearson->phi, alpha->KR-20, kappa NOT a renamed ICC, Spearman dropped on binaries). AUDIT RESULT 2026-08-04: the jc reliability battery has exactly 4 consumers (style_table_agreement, rung_divergence_reliability, partof_isa_vs_palette256, l9_loci_real_text) and NONE is dichotomous — style columns, rung levels 1-10, palette/taxonomy distances, i4 loci offsets are all continuous/ordinal, so Pearson/alpha/ICC are correctly named at every existing call site and there is ZERO rename work today. The discipline binds PROSPECTIVELY at the first binary-criteria witness (D3). Surfaced instead: TD-STATS-DEGENERACY-CONTRACT-DIVERGENCE | lance-graph | Audited (no rename work; binds at D3) | plan W0/C2 | | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Retracted (shape void) — rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | MEASURED KILL 2026-08-04 (plan §12.7) — instrument writes 3 of 24 loci, 1 shared, so agreement_count is capped at 1 before any verse is read; rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | -| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | Design ratified — build queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | +| D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | **SHIPPED + MEASURED 2026-08-04** (`examples/blw_fusion.rs`, re-scoped per design B1 to two rank projections over the tenant): band IN/IN (κ 0.49/0.46); Δκ at V_pin −0.031 = middle ground, no fusion verdict; the 8-horizon table shows the a-priori/hindsight gap CLOSING monotonically (Δκ −0.485→0, Hamming A 152→0) — DROP does not fire; first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor + `deinterlace` caller | plan cycle-driver 12 + §12.8 result | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..6b0249bf --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md @@ -0,0 +1,127 @@ +# D-BLW-3 build (Sonnet grindwork lane) + +**Scope:** created `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` (~1145 +lines); edited `crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml` (one dev-dep line + +comment, `jc = { path = "../jc" }`). No other file touched. `temporal.rs`, +`crates/jc`, `persist_sink.rs`, `blw_tenant.rs` — read only, not modified. +`AGENT_LOG.md` — read (first 150 lines), not written. + +**NOT COMPILED, NOT RUN.** Edit-only per the hard rules — no cargo invoked, +no worktree created. Everything below is a source-level self-review (I +re-read the whole file after writing it and fixed two real issues found +that way — see "Self-caught bugs"). + +## B5 note + +B5 in the design note says "RESOLVED by the coordinating lane" (i.e. the +`jc` dev-dep addition). **This build IS that coordinating lane** — the +`jc = { path = "../jc" }` line under `[dev-dependencies]` was added in this +change, not by a separate prior commit. Recorded explicitly per the +coordinator's mid-build instruction. + +## The eight corrections (C1-C8), one line each on where they landed + +- **C1** (three-way extensional identity) — gate G1c: asserts + `at(V4,5)`/`at(V4,9)`/`at(V8,0)` (Aware/Retro/Strict) return the identical + `(subject,horizon,proj)` sequence, plus the "one function, three names" + line printed. +- **C2** (knowable_from precondition) — the `G3` block: iterates every + emitted `VerdictRow`, asserts `knowable_from()` is constant AND `<= v_pin`. +- **C3** (no substrate-exercise claim) — printed verbatim in the `§6` + not-claimed block at the end of `main`. +- **C4** (fold-order bug) — `fold_last_by_subject`: filters to ONE + projection first, then a `HashSet`-backed anti-duplicate assert on + `(subject, horizon)` before folding. +- **C5** (signed churn beside Hamming) — `churn()` helper (gained/lost + separately), called at V_pin and printed beside (never folded into) + `delta_kappa`. +- **C6** (pre-registered null) — printed immediately after the main loop, + before any gate or result. +- **C7** (8-horizon drop test) — the `== C7: drop test over ALL EIGHT + horizons ==` loop; prints all 8 `(kappa_strict, kappa_aware, delta, + hamming_A, hamming_B)` rows, sanity-asserts Hamming=0 at k=8, and the DROP + verdict requires `max|delta_kappa| < 0.01` across all 8 AND the k=8 sanity. +- **C8** (full table + degeneracy-before-pairing) — `print_association_table` + always prints the full `BinaryAssociation` (n00/n01/n10/n11, both + marginals, p_o, p_e, kappa, phi); the G4 DEGENERATE-can-stay-silent block + runs BEFORE the `binary_association(a_strict, b_strict)` call, per §3.2a + ordering. + +## The ninth correction (coordinator's mid-build message on G6) + +Re-derived the arithmetic myself before coding it (see the doc comment on +`seating_slice`): a fixed-prefix subject seated in slice `s` (s=1..4) has +`9 - s` Aware rows and `5 - s` Strict rows, not a uniform 8/4. Implemented +as a per-subject `BTreeMap` built from the raw (pre-fold) +deinterlaced row sets, asserted against `seating_slice(row)`-derived +expected counts for every one of the 1000 fixed-prefix subjects, plus the +`== K_FIXED_PREFIX` cardinality check on both count maps. + +## Deviations from the design note (with reasons) + +1. **G4 COLLAPSED/DEGENERATE-can-stay-silent for the REAL (A,B) pair is a + SOFT check (print + flag), not a hard `assert!`/panic**, unlike the + can-fire halves (which ARE hard asserts on a manufactured case). The + design's own prose calls a real collapse "a real possible outcome, + pre-accepted" — panicking the whole harness on an honest corpus finding + would contradict that framing. The DEGENERATE-can-stay-silent check for + A/B IS a hard assert for the Strict read (guaranteed exactly `0.25` by + construction, since Strict's pool == the fixed prefix) but a soft + printed flag for the Aware read (a genuinely data-dependent marginal). + This asymmetry is documented in-line where it happens. +2. **UNSTABLE guard (`expected_agreement > 0.95`) added beyond the + corrections list** — design §3.5 lists it as a guard; implemented as a + soft print+flag (not a hard gate), folded into the `fusion_permitted` + check alongside COLLAPSED. +3. **§3.6's "movement test is a two-point contrast (V4 vs V8)" line was NOT + implemented literally** — it reads ambiguously against §3.3's explicit + "the two kappa are the Aware and Strict reads at the SAME pin," and C7 + supersedes it anyway with an explicit 8-horizon instruction. Implemented + §3.3's movement test at V_pin only (as VERBATIM as stated), and C7's + 8-horizon drop test as the trajectory-wide extension. Flagged in the + file's own module doc comment for the orchestrator to re-examine if the + V4-vs-V8 reading was intended literally. +4. **No PROBE-TRAP / `NextPhaseScheduler` check** — not part of D-BLW-3's + gates (G1-G7), and blw_tenant's own §4 trap is orthogonal to the fusion + measurement. Dropped to keep the seal-sequence copy minimal; the DAG + legality (`Plan => &[Planning]`) was independently re-verified via a + direct grep of `kanban.rs` before writing the `plan` array. +5. **Dropped `SealedCycle.image_rows` and `topic`/`angle` plane writes** + from the copied `blw_tenant.rs` pieces — `image_rows` was write-only in + my usage (I don't call an `image_rows_of`-style reader), which would + have been a `dead_code` field; `topic`/`angle` are never read by this + harness's projections (§2.1 explicitly rejects `topic` as a criterion), + so writing them would be dead weight, not fidelity. + +## Self-caught bugs (found on my own re-read, fixed before finishing) + +1. A garbled leftover expression in the first G7 draft + (`fold_a_strict_pin.iter().cloned().collect::>().is_empty().then(Vec::new).unwrap_or(...)`) + — replaced with the intended direct comparison + `fold_a_aware_desc == fold_a_aware_pin`. +2. Possible `clippy::needless_range_loop` on the emission loop (three + parallel `Vec` indexed by a bare `for row in 0..seated_total`) — + rewritten as a zipped `.enumerate()` over the three vectors. +3. Unused `Q_QUANTILE` const (documentation-only, never read in code) — + now also printed in the startup banner so it isn't dead code. + +## Open questions for the orchestrator + +1. **§3.6's "V4 vs V8" phrasing** (deviation #3 above) — please confirm + the interpretation (movement test = mode-contrast at V_pin only, C7 = + the trajectory-wide extension) matches intent, or point at which + reading is correct if I misjudged the ambiguity. +2. **G4 soft-vs-hard asymmetry** (deviation #1) — confirm the design intends + a real corpus COLLAPSED/UNSTABLE finding to be reportable rather than + fatal. If the design actually wants a hard gate there too (i.e. the run + should panic if the real corpus collapses), that is a one-line change + (swap the `println!` flags for `assert!`). +3. Not independently verified (no cargo run): whether + `emit_bootstrap_intent`'s returned `cast` handle is `Copy` for the + triple-use pattern (`on_behalf_of`, `intent_moves`, and the earlier + `.expect()`) — mirrored verbatim from `blw_tenant.rs`'s own usage, which + is presumed to compile since it is recorded as shipped in `AGENT_LOG.md`. +4. Wall-clock/memory of an 8-cycle x up-to-2000-row run with the added + rank-sort work (2 sorts of up to 2000 elements per cycle) — not + measured, expected trivial per the design's own B7 disclosure, but + genuinely unmeasured by this lane. diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index c2dea40c..b518a8f2 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -475,3 +475,28 @@ ownership model, not the model itself; D-KIA-A2's pre-registered falsifier (median-of-5, ≥2× at ≥4,096 owners, ±10 % stay-silent) is what converts "parallel" from doctrine to measurement, and the claim ladder holds until it runs. + +### §9b — the ignition API grammar (operator, 2026-08-04, three messages read together) + +> `cognitive-shader-driver::table($x)::ThinkingStyle($z)` — and even the pure +> Friston framing (`free_energy::content()::start()::MUL(true)`) still needs a +> `start()::where()`. + +The verb decomposes into four axes, every one already carried by shipped +machinery — the API is composition, not invention: + +| axis | verb | lowers to | +|---|---|---| +| WHAT (the brain) | `table($x)` | seed the tenant rows + stream the arena (`seed_tenant` shape; deepnsm-v2 is the first feeder) | +| HOW (the lens) | `ThinkingStyle($z)` | a `MetaWord` bits write to `MetaColumn` (contract-typed; never a new trait) — `StyleStrategy::plan` then mints the bootstrap intents FROM the armed style (`style_strategy.rs:270-289` → `emit_bootstrap_intent`) | +| WHERE (the aim) | `start()::where(prefix)` | **the GUID prefix IS the where** — classid/HEEL/HIP/TWIG prefix routing selects the row range/basin the loop drives; the key was designed to prerender exactly this ("the key prerenders nodes… before ever fetching a value") | +| ARM (the sustainer) | `MUL(true)` | the gate decides Flow/Hold per owner per cycle (`shade_owner` = `gate_decision_i4`); active inference SUSTAINS — it never STARTS. `start()` fires the first `run_cycle`; the MUL decides every subsequent one, and Hold everywhere is the legitimate resting state | + +Placement per the BBB/consumer rulings: the API face lives in +cognitive-shader-driver (contract types only at the seams — its planner dep +stays optional); the cast minting stays planner-side; the metronome +supervisor-side. Its falsifier is PROBE-IGNITION, both halves pre-registered: +can-fire — a fresh corpus yields Flow fleet-wide and the STYLE's casts (not +the harness's) advance phases; can-stay-silent — a fully-reconciled corpus +yields Hold everywhere and casts nothing. A brain that cannot rest is the +150/150 defect wearing a crown. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 68fcfaad..59670ba1 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1375,3 +1375,30 @@ those as **two quantities, never averaged**. and therefore **cannot be evidence for any substrate claim**, only for the stance functions. **D-BLW-1 remains unbuilt**, and this harness standing in for it is precisely the substitution D-BLW-1 was scoped to prevent. + +### 12.8 D-BLW-3 RESULT (2026-08-04) — measured, per the pre-registered rules + +**BUILT + RUN GREEN** as `examples/blw_fusion.rs` (re-scoped per the design +note's B1: two rank projections A/B + inert control Z over the tenant's own +rows; stances are NOT inputs). All gates passed on the real corpus (2,000 +verses, 8 sealed cycles, 27,000 verdict rows, incremental seating P1, rank +criterion P2 at q=0.25). + +| pre-registered rule | measured | +|---|---| +| §3.1 band (0.20/0.80, reused Landis–Koch) | **IN/IN** — Strict κ=0.4933, Aware κ=0.4619, full BinaryAssociation tables printed | +| §3.3 movement at V_pin (≥0.10) | Δκ = −0.031 → **middle ground** (0.01 ≤ \|Δκ\| < 0.10): reported, **no fusion verdict claimed** | +| §5.3 drop (<0.01 everywhere) | **DROP does not fire** — max \|Δκ\| over the 8 horizons = 0.485 | +| C5 signed churn | one-directional at V_pin (A: +66/−0; B: +184/−0) — accumulation-shaped, printed, never averaged into Δκ | +| controls | Z byte-identical (plumbing zero); G1 three-way extensional identity (Aware≡Retro≡Strict@V8); G4 both tails + real-data silent arm (the design's "~90 % god" premise measured 0.1285 — fixture replaced with constant-by-construction tails); G5/G6/G7 green | + +**The headline, exactly as large as the measurement:** the a-priori/hindsight +gap **closes monotonically as the horizon extends** — Δκ: −0.485 (V1), +−0.251, −0.079, −0.031, ≈0.000, +0.011, +0.017, 0.000 (V8, identical by +construction); Hamming(A): 152→123→94→66→53→37→21→0. The distinction does +real work early in the series and dissolves as horizons merge. That is a +trajectory-shaped observation over eight reported points — **no trend claim, +no fusion verdict at V_pin, no substrate-exercise claim** (under this corpus +`deinterlace` reduces to filter+sort; the finding lives in the rank +criterion; the permitted claim is first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and +first `deinterlace` caller). §12.4's D3b validity gate stays closed. diff --git a/Cargo.lock b/Cargo.lock index 05057150..96093942 100644 --- a/Cargo.lock +++ b/Cargo.lock @@ -4337,6 +4337,10 @@ version = "1.0.18" source = "registry+https://github.com/rust-lang/crates.io-index" checksum = "8f42a60cbdf9a97f5d2305f08a87dc4e09308d1276d28c869c684d7777685682" +[[package]] +name = "jc" +version = "0.1.0" + [[package]] name = "jieba-macros" version = "0.9.0" @@ -4992,6 +4996,7 @@ dependencies = [ "bgz17", "causal-edge", "cognitive-shader-driver", + "jc", "lance-graph-contract 0.1.0", "ndarray 0.17.2", "p64", diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml index 4716aa43..1710fece 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml @@ -64,17 +64,17 @@ tokio = { version = "1", features = ["rt-multi-thread", "macros"] } # bootstrap rebind, and `cast_on_behalf` does not. cognitive-shader-driver = { path = "../cognitive-shader-driver" } -# NOTE — `jc` dev-dep REMOVED with `examples/blw_lens_twin.rs` (the retired κ -# instrument; §12.3c). It was added solely for that harness and is now unused, -# so `crates/jc` is back to ZERO consumers in the workspace. -# -# If the D-BLW-2 rebuild needs it, re-add as `jc = { path = "../jc" }` under -# `[dev-dependencies]` and keep the constraint that made it safe: **dev-only, -# never a production dependency of the planner.** `jc` is the INDEPENDENT -# reference frame a discrimination measure is graded against (§12.5 — "the `jc` -# additive constraint continues to hold"), and a measure cannot be its own -# oracle. Do NOT invert this edge, and do NOT modify `crates/jc` while using it -# as the oracle. +# `jc` dev-dep RE-ADDED for D-BLW-3 (`examples/blw_fusion.rs` — the +# Horizontverschmelzung fusion falsifier, `.claude/board/exec-runs/ +# dblw3-design-opus.md` §7 B5). It was previously removed with +# `examples/blw_lens_twin.rs` (the retired κ instrument; §12.3c) and had gone +# back to ZERO consumers. The constraint that made the earlier use safe still +# binds: **dev-only, never a production dependency of the planner.** `jc` is +# the INDEPENDENT reference frame a discrimination measure is graded against +# (§12.5 — "the `jc` additive constraint continues to hold"), and a measure +# cannot be its own oracle. Do NOT invert this edge, and do NOT modify +# `crates/jc` while using it as the oracle. +jc = { path = "../jc" } [features] default = [] diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..ca2c130b --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1480 @@ +//! `blw_fusion` — **D-BLW-3**: the Horizontverschmelzung fusion falsifier. +//! +//! Spec: `.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md` (design, Opus, +//! design-only, no code) + `.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md` +//! (exact signatures — wins on any design/inventory conflict). Re-scoped per +//! the design's own §0/B1: the kanban-plan D3 wording — **two ontology +//! projections of one cohort, over the tenant's own row data** — not the +//! four-stance framing (dead 3× over, see design §0). +//! +//! **This is the FIRST `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and the FIRST +//! `deinterlace` caller anywhere in the tree** (design B6). It reuses +//! `blw_tenant.rs`'s ONE-TENANT / `MailboxSoA` / seal-sequence pattern +//! (`persist_cycle` / `recover_and_apply`, `E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`) +//! — pieces are COPIED here, not imported from an example, with provenance +//! comments at each site — and adds the P1/P2 prerequisites the design's +//! §1.4 proves the shipped harness lacks: **incremental seating** (the +//! ranking pool must grow) and a **horizon-relative rank criterion** (so a +//! verdict can actually move between horizons). +//! +//! ## The measurement, in one line +//! +//! Two rank-based binary projections (SIGHT-basin `A`, BODY-basin `B`) over +//! the tenant's content identity plane, read TWICE at ONE pin `V_pin = V4` +//! under `Strict` (a-priori, rung 0) vs `Aware` (hindsight, rung 5) — the +//! ONLY thing that varies is what the reader is *permitted* to know, never +//! the pin, the row set, or the code path (design §5.1). An inert +//! containment control `Z` proves the plumbing contributes zero movement +//! (design §2.4, gate G2). +//! +//! ## Eight adversarial corrections applied on top of the design (C1-C8) +//! +//! Each is cited at its site below with a `// C:` comment. +//! +//! - **C1** — extensional identity asserted THREE ways (G1c): `at(V4,5)` +//! (Aware), `at(V4,9)` (Retro), and `at(V8,0)` (Strict) all return the +//! IDENTICAL row sequence, because `knowable_from` is constant at `0` and +//! `V8` is the max horizon present — "one function, three names." +//! - **C2** — every emitted row's `knowable_from()` is asserted CONSTANT +//! and `<= V_pin` (G3), not merely documented as such. +//! - **C3** — no substrate-exercise claim: `deinterlace` reduces to +//! `filter(v <= ref) + stable sort` on this corpus; `Unknowable` / +//! `DependsClosure` / HLC are inert. Printed in the §6 not-claimed block. +//! - **C4** — fold-order bug fix: `sort_by_key` is STABLE and three +//! projections share the `(v, v)` sort key, so a subject-only fold across +//! ALL projections would return an emission-order artifact. `fold_last_by_subject` +//! filters to ONE projection FIRST. +//! - **C5** — signed churn (gained/lost) reported BESIDE Hamming, never +//! averaged into `Δκ`. +//! - **C6** — the pre-registered null is printed BEFORE any result. +//! - **C7** — the drop test runs over ALL EIGHT horizons, not just `V_pin`. +//! - **C8** — every κ ships the FULL `BinaryAssociation` table; degeneracy +//! is stamped BEFORE pairing (§3.2a ordering). +//! +//! ## A ninth correction, delivered mid-build by the coordinator +//! +//! **G6's per-subject row count is NOT uniform across the fixed prefix.** +//! The design's literal G6 text ("every subject in the fixed prefix ... 8 +//! Aware rows ... 4 Strict rows") is wrong for slices 2-4: the fixed prefix +//! (1000 verses) spans FOUR seating slices (250 verses each), not one, and +//! §1.5's own emission rule ("a verse seated in slice `s` has verdict rows +//! at horizons `Vs..V8`") makes the count a function of `s`. Corrected here +//! as `Aware = 9 - s`, `Strict = 5 - s` rows, verified arithmetically in the +//! doc comment on [`seating_slice`] before being coded as an assertion. +//! +//! ## What this harness does NOT claim +//! +//! See the `§6 not-claimed` block printed at the end of `main`, plus the +//! honest blockers B1-B9 in the design note. In short: no validity claim +//! (only reliability), no p-value, no stance claim, no cross-language claim, +//! no zero-copy claim, no durability claim, no HLC claim, no substrate- +//! exercise claim beyond the rank criterion (C3). +//! +//! ## Run +//! +//! ```text +//! cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_fusion +//! BLW_KJV_TSV=/path/to/kjv_verses.tsv cargo run -p lance-graph-planner --example blw_fusion +//! ``` + +#![allow( + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_precision_loss, + clippy::cast_sign_loss +)] + +use std::collections::{BTreeMap, HashSet}; +use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; +use std::sync::Mutex; + +use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::{MailboxSoA, WriteCell, WriteOutcome, WORDS_PER_FP}; +use jc::stats::{binary_association, BinaryAssociation}; +use lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader::MetaWord; +use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; +use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn, KanbanMove}; +use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::DatasetVersion; +use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::{IdentityPlane, MailboxSoaView}; +use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; +use lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent; +use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ + persist_cycle, recover_and_apply, CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, + SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, +}; +use lance_graph_planner::temporal::{ + deinterlace, DeinterlaceRow, LanceVersion, NoDeps, QueryReference, +}; +use lance_graph_planner::traits::StrategyOutcome; + +// ── PRE-REGISTERED run shape (design §3.6) — fixed BEFORE any number exists, +// NON-ADJUSTABLE after a κ is computed. Changing any of these after seeing a +// result would be fitting, not measuring. ───────────────────────────────── + +/// Row capacity of the single tenant (matches `blw_tenant.rs:107`'s `N_CAP`). +const N_CAP: usize = 2048; + +/// Total corpus verses. PRE-REGISTERED §3.6 (`DEFAULT_VERSES` equivalent). +const M_VERSES: usize = 2_000; + +/// Sealed cycles. PRE-REGISTERED §3.6 — two full loops of the Rubicon DAG +/// (`Planning -> CognitiveWork -> Evaluation -> Plan -> Planning -> ...`, +/// `kanban.rs:101-109`, `Plan => &[Planning]` at `:106` — VERIFIED before +/// this file was written). +const S_CYCLES: usize = 8; + +/// Verses seated per cycle. PRE-REGISTERED §3.6. +const SLICE: usize = M_VERSES / S_CYCLES; // 250 + +/// The fixed prefix — complete after cycle `V_PIN_CYCLE`. PRE-REGISTERED §3.6. +const K_FIXED_PREFIX: usize = 1_000; + +/// The 1-indexed cycle whose SEALED VERSION is `V_pin`. PRE-REGISTERED §3.6. +const V_PIN_CYCLE: usize = 4; + +/// a-priori rung (`EpistemicMode::Strict`, `temporal.rs:91-97`). §5.1. +const RUNG_STRICT: u8 = 0; +/// hindsight rung (`EpistemicMode::Aware`). §5.1. +const RUNG_AWARE: u8 = 5; +/// G1c-only: the `Retro` rung, used solely for the extensional-identity check. +const RUNG_RETRO: u8 = 9; + +/// The rank criterion's quantile (§2.3). Documentation constant — the actual +/// operationalization is `pool_size / 4` (integer floor), because `250 * q` +/// is not always an integer (e.g. `750 * 0.25 = 187.5`); floor via integer +/// division is the deterministic, documented choice. PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const Q_QUANTILE: f64 = 0.25; + +/// §3.1 fusion band — reused VERBATIM from §12.3a (the discrimination twin's +/// can-discriminate ceiling / can-agree floor). PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const KAPPA_REDUNDANCY_FLOOR: f64 = 0.80; +/// PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE (§3.1). +const KAPPA_NO_SHARED_HORIZON_CEILING: f64 = 0.20; + +/// §3.3 movement threshold — VERBATIM from §12.3b (one-fifth of the band span). +/// PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const MOVEMENT_THRESHOLD: f64 = 0.10; +/// §3.4 drop threshold — VERBATIM from §12.3b (two-decimal κ reporting floor). +/// PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const DROP_THRESHOLD: f64 = 0.01; + +/// §3.5 degeneracy guard — VERBATIM from §12.3a. PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const DEGENERACY_LOW: f64 = 0.01; +/// PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE (§3.5). +const DEGENERACY_HIGH: f64 = 0.99; +/// §3.5 unstable guard — VERBATIM from §12.3a. PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT: f64 = 0.95; +/// §3.5 COLLAPSED guard fraction (`n01 + n10 < 0.05*N`). PRE-REGISTERED, NON-ADJUSTABLE. +const COLLAPSED_FRACTION: f64 = 0.05; + +/// The tenant's mailbox id. Distinct from `blw_tenant.rs`'s `TENANT_ID = 7` +/// (separate binary, separate process — no actual collision risk, kept +/// distinct for clarity only). +const TENANT_ID: MailboxId = 13; +/// The tenant's witness slot (`w_slot < 64` asserted by the ctor). +const TENANT_W_SLOT: u8 = 13; +/// Unused by this harness's read path (mirrors `blw_tenant.rs:120-122`). +const TENANT_THRESHOLD: f32 = 1.0; + +/// The single tenant type. **One** of these is constructed, ever +/// (`E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`). +type Tenant = MailboxSoA; + +// ── §2.2 the two projections (seed sets, provenance-only per design §2.2) ── + +/// Projection A — the SIGHT basin. +const SEED_A: &[&str] = &[ + "eyes", + "opened", + "knew", + "know", + "saw", + "see", + "wise", + "understanding", +]; +/// Projection B — the BODY basin. +const SEED_B: &[&str] = &[ + "naked", + "nakedness", + "ashamed", + "shame", + "clothed", + "covered", + "garment", + "skin", +]; + +/// A|B|Z — see design §2.2 (A, B) and §2.4 (Z, the inertness control). +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq, Eq)] +enum Proj { + A, + B, + Z, +} + +// ── §1.1 the verdict row shape ────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// One (verse, horizon, projection) verdict. Emitted as the sealed series is +/// produced; never reconstructed from a version. Design §1.1. +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +struct VerdictRow { + /// The tenant row's stable verse reference, e.g. "kjv:00417". + subject: String, + /// The SEALED VERSION this verdict was COMPUTED FROM (design §1.2 — the + /// storage-frame clock, `lance_version`; no competing reading). + horizon: u64, + /// A | B | Z. + projection: Proj, + /// The binary verdict itself. + verdict: bool, +} + +impl DeinterlaceRow for VerdictRow { + fn subject(&self) -> &str { + &self.subject + } + fn lance_version(&self) -> LanceVersion { + self.horizon + } + /// CONSTANT `0` — a class-registration clock (design §1.2), NOT a + /// per-row warrant time. This corpus has ONE verdict-row class, hence + /// one registration event, hence one value for every row. C2 (below, + /// `assert_knowable_from_is_constant`) verifies this at runtime rather + /// than trusting the doc comment. + fn knowable_from(&self) -> LanceVersion { + 0 + } + // hlc_tick() DEFAULTED to `None` — design §1.3 (no HLC writer in this arm). +} + +// ── row-body bloom machinery — COPIED from `blw_tenant.rs` with provenance, +// per the task brief ("consume the pattern; do not import from an example — +// copy the needed pieces, citing provenance"). Unchanged except `probe_plane` +// is generalized to `bloom_of_terms` (multi-term OR-bundle) for the seed sets. ─ + +/// Bits set per token in a 16,384-bit identity plane. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:249`. +const BLOOM_K: usize = 4; + +/// FNV-1a over `bytes`, salted with `seed`. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:252-259`. +fn fnv1a(bytes: &[u8], seed: u64) -> u64 { + let mut h = 0xcbf2_9ce4_8422_2325_u64 ^ seed.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + for &c in bytes { + h ^= u64::from(c); + h = h.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + } + h +} + +/// Set this token's `BLOOM_K` bits in a `WORDS_PER_FP`-word plane. +/// Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:262-271`. +fn bloom_add(plane: &mut [u64], token: &str, salt: u64) { + for k in 0..BLOOM_K { + let h = fnv1a( + token.as_bytes(), + salt ^ (k as u64).wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9), + ); + let bit = (h % (WORDS_PER_FP as u64 * 64)) as usize; + plane[bit / 64] |= 1u64 << (bit % 64); + } +} + +/// Lowercased alphanumeric tokens of length >= 2. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:274-278`. +fn tokens(text: &str) -> impl Iterator + '_ { + text.split(|c: char| !c.is_ascii_alphanumeric()) + .filter(|t| t.len() >= 2) + .map(str::to_ascii_lowercase) +} + +/// Build a plane from a verse's tokens. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:281-287`. +/// Deliberately drops the `topic` plane (§2.1: "a second hash of the same +/// data" — never read here, so never written). +fn encode_plane(text: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + for t in tokens(text) { + bloom_add(&mut plane, &t, salt); + } + plane +} + +/// Build a bloom from several already-tokenized terms (an OR-bundle of the +/// SAME construction `encode_plane` uses, salt 0 — the salt the content +/// plane itself uses, so overlap/containment against it is meaningful). +/// Generalizes `blw_tenant.rs::probe_plane` (single term) to a seed SET. +fn bloom_of_terms(terms: &[&str]) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + for t in terms { + bloom_add(&mut plane, t, 0); + } + plane +} + +/// `score(i, j) = popcount(content_plane[i] & bloom(S_j))` (design §2.3.1). +/// The plane is a BORROWED row slice (`data-flow.md` §1); the score is an +/// OWNED `Copy` `u32` microcopy (§2). No `&mut self` during computation. +/// Provenance (pattern): `blw_tenant.rs::sweep_rows`, `blw_tenant.rs:317-346`. +fn score_row(owner: &Tenant, row: usize, seed: &[u64]) -> u32 { + let plane = owner + .identity_plane_at(row, IdentityPlane::Content) + .expect("row must have a content plane (seeded before scoring)"); + seed.iter() + .zip(plane) + .map(|(s, w)| (s & w).count_ones()) + .sum() +} + +/// `Z(i)`: does row `i`'s content plane CONTAIN every bit of `probe`? The +/// SAME containment read D-BLW-1 shipped (`blw_tenant.rs:333-345`, +/// `overlap == probe_bits`) — design §2.4. +fn contains_all(owner: &Tenant, row: usize, probe: &[u64]) -> bool { + let plane = owner + .identity_plane_at(row, IdentityPlane::Content) + .expect("row must have a content plane (seeded before scoring)"); + let probe_bits: u32 = probe.iter().map(|w| w.count_ones()).sum(); + let overlap: u32 = probe + .iter() + .zip(plane) + .map(|(p, w)| (p & w).count_ones()) + .sum(); + probe_bits > 0 && overlap == probe_bits +} + +/// §2.3 the rank criterion: `verdict(i, j, V) = true` iff `score(i, j)` is +/// in the strict top `q` of the POOL as of `V` (every row seated by `V`), +/// ties broken by ASCENDING row index. `n_pos = pool_size / 4` is the floor +/// operationalization of `Q_QUANTILE` (see its doc comment). Returns +/// `verdict[row]` for `row` in `0..pool_size`, in ROW-INDEX order (not +/// sorted-score order) so it is directly usable for emission. +fn rank_verdicts(owner: &Tenant, pool_size: usize, seed: &[u64]) -> Vec { + let mut scored: Vec<(u32, usize)> = (0..pool_size) + .map(|row| (score_row(owner, row, seed), row)) + .collect(); + // Descending score, ties broken by ASCENDING row index (§2.3). + scored.sort_by(|a, b| b.0.cmp(&a.0).then(a.1.cmp(&b.1))); + let n_pos = pool_size / 4; // PRE-REGISTERED q = 0.25, floor operationalization. + let mut verdict = vec![false; pool_size]; + for &(_, row) in scored.iter().take(n_pos) { + verdict[row] = true; + } + verdict +} + +// ── the write descriptor `P` (DTO purity) — COPIED from `blw_tenant.rs:360-389` ── + +/// The `BatchWriter` payload — a DESCRIPTOR, never owned delta bytes. Carries +/// NO owner/mailbox/tenant field — ownership rides the cast pairing, never +/// the DTO (the write-on-behalf iron rule). Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:369-389`. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +struct RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: u32, + row_hi: u32, + cycle: u32, +} + +impl RowSpanDescriptor { + fn to_le_bytes(self) -> [u8; 12] { + let mut out = [0u8; 12]; + out[0..4].copy_from_slice(&self.row_lo.to_le_bytes()); + out[4..8].copy_from_slice(&self.row_hi.to_le_bytes()); + out[8..12].copy_from_slice(&self.cycle.to_le_bytes()); + out + } +} + +// ── the WAL seam (in-process; NOT durability) — COPIED from `blw_tenant.rs:391-501` ── + +/// One sealed cycle, as this in-process sink holds it. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:394-403` +/// (dropped `image_rows` — blw_tenant read it only through `image_rows_of`, a debug-print +/// helper this harness has no caller for; keeping a write-only field would be dead code). +struct SealedCycle { + cycle: CycleId, + version: DatasetVersion, + landings: Vec, +} + +/// An in-process `WalSink`, mirroring `persist_sink`'s own `FakeWalSink` AND +/// `blw_tenant.rs`'s `MemWal` (`blw_tenant.rs:405-501`). Proves the CONTRACT +/// (one append per cycle, stored order, sealed read horizon), NOT durability. +struct MemWal { + sealed: Mutex>, + next_version: AtomicU64, + wal_writes: AtomicU64, +} + +impl MemWal { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + sealed: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), + next_version: AtomicU64::new(1), + wal_writes: AtomicU64::new(0), + } + } + fn wal_writes(&self) -> u64 { + self.wal_writes.load(Ordering::SeqCst) + } + fn head(&self) -> DatasetVersion { + self.sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .last() + .map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version) + } +} + +impl WalSink for MemWal { + async fn commit_cycle( + &self, + base: DatasetVersion, + batch: DetachedCycleBatch, + ) -> Result { + let mut sealed = self.sealed.lock().expect("MemWal poisoned"); + let head = sealed.last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version); + if base != head { + return Err(WriteFailed(format!( + "stale base {base:?}: sealed head is {head:?}" + ))); + } + self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)); + sealed.push(SealedCycle { + cycle: batch.frame.cycle, + version, + landings: batch.landings, + }); + Ok(version) + } + + async fn scan_sealed( + &self, + from_version: Option, + ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .filter(|s| from_version.is_none_or(|f| s.version > f)) + .flat_map(|s| { + s.landings.iter().map(|slot| LandedSlot { + version: s.version, + slot: slot.clone(), + }) + }) + .collect()) + } + + async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .map(|s| (s.cycle, s.version)) + .collect()) + } +} + +// ── corpus + seeding — adapted from `blw_tenant.rs:503-550` for P1 (incremental) ── + +/// Read `index\ttext` rows, bounded to `limit`. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:505-513`. +fn load_verses(path: &str, limit: usize) -> std::io::Result> { + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path)?; + Ok(raw + .lines() + .filter_map(|l| l.split_once('\t').map(|(_, t)| t.to_string())) + .take(limit) + .collect()) +} + +/// Seat one INCREMENTAL slice of verses as rows `[row_lo, row_lo + verses.len())`. +/// +/// **P1 (design §1.4), justification per the ⊘ correction: the ranking POOL +/// must grow — this is what makes a verdict horizon-dependent at all.** The +/// caller invokes this STRICTLY between the post-apply of cycle `c-1` and +/// the pre-eval of cycle `c` (see the loop in `main`), so `blw_tenant.rs`'s +/// "untouched remainder is byte-identical" property is preserved even though +/// this harness does not re-run that falsifier itself. +/// +/// Adapted from `blw_tenant.rs::seed_tenant` (`blw_tenant.rs:528-550`): +/// drops the `topic` plane (§2.1, never read here) and the `angle` write +/// (no can-fire-twin instrument in this harness); keeps `content` (the ONLY +/// real per-verse signal, §2.1), the builder-phase direct `energy` init, and +/// `write_row`'s cycle-aware gating. +fn seed_slice(owner: &mut Tenant, row_lo: usize, verses: &[String]) -> usize { + let cycle = owner.cycle(); + let mut seated = 0usize; + for (i, text) in verses.iter().enumerate() { + let row = row_lo + i; + let content = encode_plane(text, 0); + let cell = WriteCell { + content: Some(content.as_slice()), + entity_type: Some((row % 251) as u16), + temporal: Some(row as u64), + meta: Some(MetaWord((text.len() as u32) & 0x00FF_FFFF)), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + if owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell) == WriteOutcome::Accepted { + owner.energy[row] = (text.len() as f32) * 0.01; + seated += 1; + } + } + assert_eq!( + seated, + verses.len(), + "P1: every write in a slice must be Accepted — else row<->subject addressing desyncs" + ); + seated +} + +/// The bootstrap lifecycle intent a strategy SURFACES: `mailbox 0`, +/// `witness_chain_position 0` — the zero-fallback sentinel `rebind_bootstrap` +/// recognises. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:554-565`. +fn bootstrap_intent(from: KanbanColumn, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove { + KanbanMove { + mailbox: 0, + from, + to, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Elixir, + } +} + +/// Everything one sealed cycle needs from its caller. Provenance: `blw_tenant.rs:584-592`. +struct CycleSpec { + id: CycleId, + from: KanbanColumn, + to: KanbanColumn, +} + +// ── analysis helpers ───────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +/// Parse the numeric row index out of a `"kjv:NNNNN"` subject. +fn subject_index(subject: &str) -> usize { + subject + .trim_start_matches("kjv:") + .parse() + .expect("subject must be kjv:NNNNN") +} + +/// The 1-indexed seating slice (== the cycle number) row `row` was FIRST +/// written in. `row 0..249 -> slice 1`, `250..499 -> slice 2`, etc. +/// +/// **Arithmetic verified before coding, per the coordinator's correction:** +/// design §1.5 states a verse seated in slice `s` has verdict rows at +/// horizons `Vs..V8` and none before. That span has `8 - s + 1 = 9 - s` +/// elements. Under Aware@V4 (which — per C1/G1c — admits EVERY row +/// regardless of horizon, since `knowable_from = 0` is always `<= ref`) a +/// subject's ENTIRE `Vs..V8` span is admitted: `9 - s` rows. Under +/// Strict@V4 (admits only `horizon <= V4`), the admitted sub-span is +/// `Vs..V4`, which for `s <= 4` has `4 - s + 1 = 5 - s` elements. `s=1`: +/// 8/4. `s=2`: 7/3. `s=3`: 6/2. `s=4`: 5/1. Used by gate G6. +fn seating_slice(row: usize) -> usize { + row / SLICE + 1 +} + +/// C4 fix: filter to ONE projection FIRST (three projections share the +/// `(v, v)` sort key and `sort_by_key` is STABLE — a subject-only fold +/// across mixed projections would return an emission-order artifact, not a +/// horizon-correct verdict). Then fold by subject taking the LAST row +/// (`deinterlace` already sorted ascending by horizon, `temporal.rs:369-374`, +/// so "last" == the verdict from the LATEST admitted horizon). +fn fold_last_by_subject(rows: &[VerdictRow], proj: Proj) -> Vec<(String, bool)> { + let filtered: Vec<&VerdictRow> = rows.iter().filter(|r| r.projection == proj).collect(); + // C4 anti-vacuity: after filtering to ONE projection, (subject, horizon) + // must be unique — a duplicate here means the emission loop is broken. + let mut seen: HashSet<(&str, u64)> = HashSet::new(); + for r in &filtered { + assert!( + seen.insert((r.subject.as_str(), r.horizon)), + "C4: duplicate (subject, horizon) row survived the projection filter for {proj:?}: {}@V{}", + r.subject, + r.horizon + ); + } + let mut last: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + for r in &filtered { + // `filtered` preserves deinterlace's ascending-horizon order (a + // stable filter over a stably-sorted input); each insert overwrites, + // so the final value is the LATEST horizon's verdict. + last.insert(r.subject.clone(), r.verdict); + } + last.into_iter().collect() +} + +/// Restrict a folded vector to subjects `< prefix` (the §12.3b anti-sample- +/// growth control, applied here by gate G5). +fn restrict_to_prefix(folded: &[(String, bool)], prefix: usize) -> Vec<(String, bool)> { + folded + .iter() + .filter(|(s, _)| subject_index(s) < prefix) + .cloned() + .collect() +} + +fn bools_only(folded: &[(String, bool)]) -> Vec { + folded.iter().map(|(_, b)| *b).collect() +} + +/// Total Hamming distance between two aligned bool vectors. +fn hamming(a: &[bool], b: &[bool]) -> usize { + assert_eq!( + a.len(), + b.len(), + "hamming: vectors must be aligned same-length" + ); + a.iter().zip(b).filter(|(x, y)| x != y).count() +} + +/// C5: signed churn, gained (false->true) and lost (true->false) reported +/// SEPARATELY — a κ can be unchanged while verdicts churn in cancelling +/// directions, so `gained + lost == hamming` must never be collapsed back +/// into one signed-away number. +fn churn(before: &[bool], after: &[bool]) -> (usize, usize) { + assert_eq!(before.len(), after.len()); + let mut gained = 0usize; + let mut lost = 0usize; + for (b, a) in before.iter().zip(after) { + match (*b, *a) { + (false, true) => gained += 1, + (true, false) => lost += 1, + _ => {} + } + } + (gained, lost) +} + +fn positive_rate(bools: &[bool]) -> f64 { + if bools.is_empty() { + return 0.0; + } + bools.iter().filter(|b| **b).count() as f64 / bools.len() as f64 +} + +/// §3.5 degeneracy guard — VERBATIM interval from §12.3a. +fn is_degenerate(rate: f64) -> bool { + !(DEGENERACY_LOW..=DEGENERACY_HIGH).contains(&rate) +} + +/// C8: print the FULL `BinaryAssociation` table, never a bare κ. κ as κ, +/// never "ICC"; φ as φ, never "Pearson" (§6 item 3 / C2 of the design). +fn print_association_table(label: &str, assoc: &BinaryAssociation) { + let kappa_str = assoc.kappa.map_or_else( + || format!("undefined(p_e={:.4})", assoc.expected_agreement), + |k| format!("{k:.4}"), + ); + let phi_str = assoc + .phi + .map_or_else(|| "undefined(constant)".to_string(), |p| format!("{p:.4}")); + println!( + " {label}: n00={} n01={} n10={} n11={} | rate_a={:.4} rate_b={:.4} | p_o={:.4} p_e={:.4} | \ + kappa={kappa_str} | phi={phi_str}", + assoc.n00, + assoc.n01, + assoc.n10, + assoc.n11, + assoc.positive_rate_a, + assoc.positive_rate_b, + assoc.observed_agreement, + assoc.expected_agreement, + ); +} + +/// §3.1 band classification. +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] +enum Band { + Redundancy, + Fusion, + NoSharedHorizon, + Undefined, +} +fn classify_band(kappa: Option) -> Band { + match kappa { + None => Band::Undefined, + Some(k) if k > KAPPA_REDUNDANCY_FLOOR => Band::Redundancy, + Some(k) if k < KAPPA_NO_SHARED_HORIZON_CEILING => Band::NoSharedHorizon, + Some(_) => Band::Fusion, + } +} + +// ── main ──────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + +#[tokio::main(flavor = "current_thread")] +async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { + let path = std::env::var("BLW_KJV_TSV").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv".to_string()); + println!("== D-BLW-3 — Horizontverschmelzung: two rank projections, Strict vs Aware, one real sealed series =="); + println!( + "corpus : {path} (PRE-REGISTERED to exactly {M_VERSES} verses, {S_CYCLES} cycles x \ + {SLICE}/cycle, q={Q_QUANTILE}, V_pin at cycle {V_PIN_CYCLE}, K={K_FIXED_PREFIX})" + ); + + let verses = load_verses(&path, M_VERSES)?; + assert_eq!( + verses.len(), + M_VERSES, + "PRE-REGISTERED §3.6: this harness requires exactly {M_VERSES} verses (got {}); the run \ + shape (S={S_CYCLES}, SLICE={SLICE}, V_PIN at cycle {V_PIN_CYCLE}, K={K_FIXED_PREFIX}) is \ + fixed BEFORE any kappa exists and is not renegotiated by a short corpus", + verses.len() + ); + + let seed_a = bloom_of_terms(SEED_A); + let seed_b = bloom_of_terms(SEED_B); + let god_probe = bloom_of_terms(&["god"]); + + // ── THE ONE TENANT ─────────────────────────────────────────────────── + let mut owner: Tenant = MailboxSoA::new(TENANT_ID, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD); + + // P1 — slice 1 seeded BEFORE the loop (there is no "post-apply of cycle 0"). + let mut seated_total = seed_slice(&mut owner, 0, &verses[0..SLICE]); + owner.set_populated(seated_total); + owner.tick(); // cycle 0 -> 1, mirrors blw_tenant.rs:618. + + let sink = MemWal::new(); + let mut writer: BatchWriter = BatchWriter::new(); + let mut watermark: Option = None; + + // Two full Rubicon-DAG loops (verified legal against kanban.rs above). + let plan = [ + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(1), + from: KanbanColumn::Planning, + to: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(2), + from: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + to: KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(3), + from: KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + to: KanbanColumn::Plan, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(4), + from: KanbanColumn::Plan, + to: KanbanColumn::Planning, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(5), + from: KanbanColumn::Planning, + to: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(6), + from: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + to: KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(7), + from: KanbanColumn::Evaluation, + to: KanbanColumn::Plan, + }, + CycleSpec { + id: CycleId(8), + from: KanbanColumn::Plan, + to: KanbanColumn::Planning, + }, + ]; + assert_eq!( + plan.len(), + S_CYCLES, + "the DAG plan must have exactly S_CYCLES entries" + ); + + let mut all_rows: Vec = + Vec::with_capacity(3 * SLICE * S_CYCLES * (S_CYCLES + 1) / 2); + let mut sealed_versions: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + let mut v_pin: Option = None; + let mut v8: Option = None; + + for (idx, spec) in plan.iter().enumerate() { + let c = idx + 1; // 1-indexed cycle number. + assert_eq!(owner.phase(), spec.from, "cycle {c} precondition"); + let owner_cycle = owner.cycle(); + + // ── P1: seed slice c strictly between post-apply(c-1) and pre-eval(c) ── + // Slice 1 was already seated above (no "cycle 0" post-apply exists). + if c > 1 { + let n = seed_slice( + &mut owner, + (c - 1) * SLICE, + &verses[(c - 1) * SLICE..c * SLICE], + ); + seated_total += n; + owner.set_populated(seated_total); + } + assert_eq!( + seated_total, + c * SLICE, + "P1: pool must grow by exactly one slice per cycle" + ); + assert_eq!( + owner.n_rows(), + seated_total, + "declared logical size == seated rows" + ); + + // ── §1.5 emission: score+verdict the FULL POOL seated by this horizon ── + let verdict_a = rank_verdicts(&owner, seated_total, &seed_a); + let verdict_b = rank_verdicts(&owner, seated_total, &seed_b); + let verdict_z: Vec = (0..seated_total) + .map(|row| contains_all(&owner, row, &god_probe)) + .collect(); + + // ── the seal (mirrors blw_tenant.rs steps 3/4/6; one landing per + // cycle since there is no probe-sweep dirty set here) ── + let outcome = StrategyOutcome { + reliability: 1.0, + intended_move: Some(bootstrap_intent(spec.from, spec.to)), + }; + let span = RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: ((c - 1) * SLICE) as u32, + row_hi: (c * SLICE) as u32, + cycle: owner_cycle, + }; + let cast = + emit_bootstrap_intent(&outcome, owner.mailbox_id(), owner_cycle, &mut writer, span) + .expect("a bootstrap sentinel must rebind and cast"); + let cast_owner = writer + .on_behalf_of(cast) + .expect("the cast is recorded on the writer"); + assert_eq!( + cast_owner, + owner.mailbox_id(), + "write-on-behalf of the live owner" + ); + let cast_move = { + let moves = writer + .intent_moves(cast) + .expect("the cast recorded its intent"); + assert_eq!(moves.len(), 1, "one lifecycle intent per cast"); + moves[0] + }; + assert_eq!((cast_move.from, cast_move.to), (spec.from, spec.to)); + + let slots = vec![SweepSlot { + cycle: spec.id, + stream_position: c as u64, + owner: cast_owner, + row: 0, + paired_move: Some(cast_move), + payload: span.to_le_bytes().to_vec(), + }]; + let appends_before = sink.wal_writes(); + let base = sink.head(); + let version = persist_cycle(&sink, CycleFrame::new(spec.id, base), slots).await?; + assert_eq!( + sink.wal_writes() - appends_before, + 1, + "one landing -> exactly ONE WAL append" + ); + + let sealed = sink.scan_sealed(Some(base)).await?; + let recovered = recover_and_apply(&mut owner, &sealed, watermark).map_err(|(_, e)| e)?; + watermark = recovered.watermark; + assert_eq!( + recovered.applied.len(), + 1, + "one tenant, one board -> exactly one lifecycle step per cycle" + ); + let applied = recovered.applied[0]; + assert_eq!((applied.from, applied.to), (cast_move.from, cast_move.to)); + assert_eq!( + owner.phase(), + spec.to, + "the tenant advanced to the cast target" + ); + + let vc: LanceVersion = version.0; + sealed_versions.insert(c, vc); + if c == V_PIN_CYCLE { + v_pin = Some(vc); + } + if c == S_CYCLES { + v8 = Some(vc); + } + + // §1.5 EMISSION RULE: one VerdictRow per seated verse x per projection. + // Zipped (not range-indexed) to avoid indexing three parallel Vecs by + // a manual loop counter. + for (row, ((&va, &vb), &vz)) in verdict_a + .iter() + .zip(verdict_b.iter()) + .zip(verdict_z.iter()) + .enumerate() + { + let subject = format!("kjv:{row:05}"); + all_rows.push(VerdictRow { + subject: subject.clone(), + horizon: vc, + projection: Proj::A, + verdict: va, + }); + all_rows.push(VerdictRow { + subject: subject.clone(), + horizon: vc, + projection: Proj::B, + verdict: vb, + }); + all_rows.push(VerdictRow { + subject, + horizon: vc, + projection: Proj::Z, + verdict: vz, + }); + } + + println!( + "cycle {c:>2} : sealed V{vc} — pool {seated_total} rows, {:?}->{:?}", + applied.from, applied.to + ); + owner.tick(); + } + + let v_pin = v_pin.expect("V_PIN_CYCLE must have fired"); + let v8 = v8.expect("S_CYCLES must have fired"); + println!("--"); + println!( + "row count : {} (expected {})", + all_rows.len(), + 3 * SLICE * S_CYCLES * (S_CYCLES + 1) / 2 + ); + assert_eq!( + all_rows.len(), + 3 * SLICE * S_CYCLES * (S_CYCLES + 1) / 2, + "§1.5: Sum_{{c=1..S}} (SLICE*c) * 3 projections must match exactly" + ); + + // C6: the pre-registered null, printed BEFORE any result below. + println!(); + println!( + "PRE-REGISTERED NULL (C6): if the only movement channel were frontier truncation the \ + trajectory would decay as 7/h; the rank criterion's pool growth is the designed channel; \ + a flat or decaying trajectory triggers the plan's regrade and is a reportable KILL, not a \ + failure of the harness." + ); + + // ── G3 (disclosure, not a can-fire gate) + C2 precondition assert ── + { + let kf0 = all_rows[0].knowable_from(); + for r in &all_rows { + assert_eq!( + r.knowable_from(), + kf0, + "C2/G3: every emitted row must return the SAME knowable_from" + ); + assert!( + r.knowable_from() <= v_pin, + "C2/G3: every emitted row's knowable_from must be <= V_pin" + ); + } + println!( + "G3 (disclosure): knowable_from is CONSTANT at {kf0} across all {} rows and <= V_pin={v_pin} — \ + the Unknowable branch is never exercised in this harness (see C3 / §6 below)", + all_rows.len() + ); + } + + // ── G1 — the mode axis: `QueryReference::at(v, rung)` selects the mode + // by choosing the rung and by nothing else (`temporal.rs:167-175`). ── + let qref_strict_pin = QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_STRICT); + let qref_aware_pin = QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_AWARE); + let strict_v4 = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_strict_pin, &NoDeps); + let aware_v4 = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_aware_pin, &NoDeps); + + // G1a can-fire: Aware admits strictly more rows at the SAME pin. + assert!( + aware_v4.len() > strict_v4.len(), + "G1a can-fire: Aware must admit strictly more rows than Strict at V{v_pin} \ + (strict={}, aware={})", + strict_v4.len(), + aware_v4.len() + ); + println!("G1a can-fire: Strict@V{v_pin} admits {} rows, Aware@V{v_pin} admits {} rows — Aware admits strictly more", strict_v4.len(), aware_v4.len()); + + // G1b can-stay-silent: at V8 nothing is Anachronistic, so Strict and + // Aware must admit the SAME set — proving G1a's difference came from + // future-horizon rows, not mode-dependent plumbing. + let qref_strict_v8 = QueryReference::at(v8, RUNG_STRICT); + let qref_aware_v8 = QueryReference::at(v8, RUNG_AWARE); + let strict_v8_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_strict_v8, &NoDeps); + let aware_v8_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_aware_v8, &NoDeps); + assert_eq!( + strict_v8_rows.len(), + aware_v8_rows.len(), + "G1b can-stay-silent: at V8 (max horizon present) Strict and Aware must admit the SAME COUNT" + ); + let fold_strict_v8_a = fold_last_by_subject(&strict_v8_rows, Proj::A); + let fold_aware_v8_a = fold_last_by_subject(&aware_v8_rows, Proj::A); + assert_eq!( + fold_strict_v8_a, fold_aware_v8_a, + "G1b can-stay-silent: folded A must be byte-identical at V8" + ); + println!( + "G1b can-stay-silent: at V8 Strict and Aware fold to the SAME {} subjects — OK", + fold_strict_v8_a.len() + ); + + // G1c — C1: extensional identity, asserted THREE ways. With + // knowable_from constant <= ref, Aware@V4 == Retro@V4 == Strict@V8 over + // ONE row set (every row is admitted by all three reads — see + // `seating_slice`'s doc comment for the arithmetic). + let qref_retro_pin = QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_RETRO); + let retro_v4 = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_retro_pin, &NoDeps); + fn seq_key(rows: &[VerdictRow]) -> Vec<(String, u64, Proj)> { + rows.iter() + .map(|r| (r.subject.clone(), r.horizon, r.projection)) + .collect() + } + assert_eq!( + aware_v4.len(), + retro_v4.len(), + "G1c: Aware@V4 vs Retro@V4 must be the same length" + ); + assert_eq!( + aware_v4.len(), + strict_v8_rows.len(), + "G1c: Aware@V4 vs Strict@V8 must be the same length" + ); + assert_eq!( + seq_key(&aware_v4), + seq_key(&retro_v4), + "G1c: Aware@V4 vs Retro@V4 must be the IDENTICAL row sequence" + ); + assert_eq!( + seq_key(&aware_v4), + seq_key(&strict_v8_rows), + "G1c: Aware@V4 vs Strict@V8 must be the IDENTICAL row sequence" + ); + println!( + "G1c (C1): at(V{v_pin},5)=Aware, at(V{v_pin},9)=Retro, and at(V{v8},0)=Strict all return the \ + IDENTICAL {}-row sequence — one function, three names — the mode framing is doctrinal, not \ + mechanical.", + aware_v4.len() + ); + + // ── G5 — the fixed verse set is actually fixed (§12.3b anti-sample-growth) ── + let fold_a_strict_pin = + restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&strict_v4, Proj::A), K_FIXED_PREFIX); + let fold_a_aware_pin = + restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&aware_v4, Proj::A), K_FIXED_PREFIX); + let fold_b_strict_pin = + restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&strict_v4, Proj::B), K_FIXED_PREFIX); + let fold_b_aware_pin = + restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&aware_v4, Proj::B), K_FIXED_PREFIX); + let fold_z_strict_pin = + restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&strict_v4, Proj::Z), K_FIXED_PREFIX); + let fold_z_aware_pin = + restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&aware_v4, Proj::Z), K_FIXED_PREFIX); + assert_eq!( + fold_a_strict_pin.len(), + K_FIXED_PREFIX, + "G5: Strict-restricted fold must be exactly K rows" + ); + assert_eq!( + fold_a_aware_pin.len(), + K_FIXED_PREFIX, + "G5: Aware-restricted fold must be exactly K rows" + ); + let subjects_strict: Vec<&String> = fold_a_strict_pin.iter().map(|(s, _)| s).collect(); + let subjects_aware: Vec<&String> = fold_a_aware_pin.iter().map(|(s, _)| s).collect(); + assert_eq!( + subjects_strict, subjects_aware, + "G5: restricted folds must share the IDENTICAL subject sequence" + ); + println!("G5: both restricted folds are exactly {K_FIXED_PREFIX} subjects, identical sequence — anti-sample-growth confound removed"); + + let a_strict = bools_only(&fold_a_strict_pin); + let a_aware = bools_only(&fold_a_aware_pin); + let b_strict = bools_only(&fold_b_strict_pin); + let b_aware = bools_only(&fold_b_aware_pin); + let z_strict = bools_only(&fold_z_strict_pin); + let z_aware = bools_only(&fold_z_aware_pin); + + // G1a can-fire, continued: the folded A-verdict vector must differ. + let (gain_a_pin, lost_a_pin) = churn(&a_strict, &a_aware); + let hamming_a_pin = gain_a_pin + lost_a_pin; + assert!( + hamming_a_pin > 0, + "G1a can-fire: folded A must differ on >= 1 verse between Strict and Aware at V_pin" + ); + + // ── G2 — the inert control ── + assert_eq!( + z_strict, z_aware, + "G2 can-stay-silent: Z (horizon-independent control) moved between reads — plumbing leak, \ + VOIDS the (A,B) movement result" + ); + let assoc_zz = binary_association(&z_strict, &z_aware); + if let Some(zz) = assoc_zz { + print_association_table("G2 kappa(Z,Z)", &zz); + } + println!("G2: Z control byte-identical across reads ({} rows), A differs on {hamming_a_pin} — plumbing contributes zero movement", z_strict.len()); + + // ── G6 — the fold neither drops nor duplicates (CORRECTED per the + // coordinator's mid-build message: per-subject counts vary by the + // subject's OWN seating slice, not uniformly across the prefix). ── + let mut aware_counts: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + for r in aware_v4 + .iter() + .filter(|r| r.projection == Proj::A && subject_index(&r.subject) < K_FIXED_PREFIX) + { + *aware_counts.entry(subject_index(&r.subject)).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + let mut strict_counts: BTreeMap = BTreeMap::new(); + for r in strict_v4 + .iter() + .filter(|r| r.projection == Proj::A && subject_index(&r.subject) < K_FIXED_PREFIX) + { + *strict_counts.entry(subject_index(&r.subject)).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + for row in 0..K_FIXED_PREFIX { + let s = seating_slice(row); + let expect_aware = 9 - s; + let expect_strict = 5 - s; + assert_eq!( + aware_counts.get(&row).copied().unwrap_or(0), + expect_aware, + "G6: subject kjv:{row:05} (seated slice {s}) must have exactly {expect_aware} Aware rows" + ); + assert_eq!( + strict_counts.get(&row).copied().unwrap_or(0), + expect_strict, + "G6: subject kjv:{row:05} (seated slice {s}) must have exactly {expect_strict} Strict rows" + ); + } + assert_eq!( + aware_counts.len(), + K_FIXED_PREFIX, + "G6: Aware fold must cover exactly K subjects" + ); + assert_eq!( + strict_counts.len(), + K_FIXED_PREFIX, + "G6: Strict fold must cover exactly K subjects" + ); + println!("G6: per-subject row counts verified (Aware=9-s, Strict=5-s per seating slice s=1..4), both folds cover exactly {K_FIXED_PREFIX} subjects"); + + // ── G7 — the ordering the fold depends on is real, not an input-order accident ── + let mut rows_desc: Vec = all_rows.clone(); + rows_desc.reverse(); // deliberately non-ascending horizon order. + let aware_v4_desc = deinterlace(&rows_desc, &qref_aware_pin, &NoDeps); + let fold_a_aware_desc = restrict_to_prefix( + &fold_last_by_subject(&aware_v4_desc, Proj::A), + K_FIXED_PREFIX, + ); + assert_eq!( + fold_a_aware_desc, fold_a_aware_pin, + "G7: descending-input fold must equal the ascending-input fold" + ); + println!("G7: feeding rows in descending horizon order yields the IDENTICAL fold — the sort, not input order, does the work"); + + // ── G4 — the band guards themselves can fire and can stay silent ── + // + // DEGENERATE can-fire — CORRECTED after the first real run. The design's + // fixture was "ANY overlap with 'god'", premised on blw_tenant's "~90 %" + // note; measured HERE it is 0.1285 — comfortably non-degenerate, so the + // can-fire half could never fire. An empirical fixture rots with the + // corpus; these two cannot: the same scoring pipeline under criteria that + // are degenerate BY CONSTRUCTION (`score >= 0` fires on every verse; + // `score > u32::MAX` on none). Real corpus, real pipeline, both tails. + let art_all: Vec = (0..M_VERSES) + .map(|row| { + // `score >= 0` written as a tautology the compiler cannot fold + // away for us: every u32 clears zero. + let s = score_row(&owner, row, &god_probe); + s.wrapping_add(1) != 0 || s == u32::MAX + }) + .collect(); + let art_none: Vec = (0..M_VERSES) + .map(|row| u64::from(score_row(&owner, row, &god_probe)) > u64::from(u32::MAX)) + .collect(); + let (rate_all, rate_none) = (positive_rate(&art_all), positive_rate(&art_none)); + assert!( + is_degenerate(rate_all) && is_degenerate(rate_none), + "G4 DEGENERATE can-fire: constant-by-construction projections must stamp on BOTH tails, \ + got all={rate_all:.4} none={rate_none:.4}" + ); + println!( + "G4 DEGENERATE can-fire: constant projections stamped on both tails (all={rate_all:.4}, none={rate_none:.4})" + ); + // ...and the retired empirical fixture is kept as an OBSERVATION on real + // data: 'god any-overlap' measured inside the band is a genuine + // can-stay-silent instance, printed rather than asserted degenerate. + let god_any: Vec = (0..M_VERSES) + .map(|row| score_row(&owner, row, &god_probe) > 0) + .collect(); + let god_rate = positive_rate(&god_any); + assert!( + !is_degenerate(god_rate), + "G4 observation drifted: 'god any-overlap' now degenerate at {god_rate:.4} — re-examine the corpus/tokenizer before trusting the run" + ); + println!( + "G4 DEGENERATE can-stay-silent (real-data arm): 'god any-overlap' rate={god_rate:.4} — inside the band, NOT stamped" + ); + + // DEGENERATE can-stay-silent: A and B at q=0.25 must NOT be stamped. + // Hard by construction for Strict (pool == prefix, rate == exactly + // n_pos/pool_size); soft-but-checked for Aware (a real, data-dependent + // marginal on the fixed prefix — design §2.3's informative quantity). + let rate_a_strict = positive_rate(&a_strict); + let rate_b_strict = positive_rate(&b_strict); + let rate_a_aware = positive_rate(&a_aware); + let rate_b_aware = positive_rate(&b_aware); + assert!( + !is_degenerate(rate_a_strict), + "G4 DEGENERATE can-stay-silent: A_strict outside bounds: {rate_a_strict}" + ); + assert!( + !is_degenerate(rate_b_strict), + "G4 DEGENERATE can-stay-silent: B_strict outside bounds: {rate_b_strict}" + ); + let a_aware_degenerate = is_degenerate(rate_a_aware); + let b_aware_degenerate = is_degenerate(rate_b_aware); + println!( + "G4 DEGENERATE can-stay-silent: rate_a_strict={rate_a_strict:.4} rate_b_strict={rate_b_strict:.4} \ + rate_a_aware={rate_a_aware:.4}{} rate_b_aware={rate_b_aware:.4}{}", + if a_aware_degenerate { " STAMPED DEGENERATE" } else { "" }, + if b_aware_degenerate { " STAMPED DEGENERATE" } else { "" } + ); + + // COLLAPSED can-fire: (A, A) — identical by construction. + let assoc_aa = + binary_association(&a_strict, &a_strict).expect("A vs A must be structurally valid"); + assert_eq!( + assoc_aa.n01 + assoc_aa.n10, + 0, + "G4 COLLAPSED can-fire: (A,A) must show ZERO discordant cells" + ); + println!("G4 COLLAPSED can-fire: (A,A) n01+n10=0 — the guard reads counts, not labels — OK"); + + // COLLAPSED can-stay-silent for the REAL (A,B) pair — a genuine, + // data-dependent, PRE-ACCEPTED possible outcome (design §3.5/§4): if it + // fires, no fusion claim may be made, but the harness does NOT panic — + // reported below at the point the fusion claim is (or is not) made. + let assoc_strict = binary_association(&a_strict, &b_strict) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("C8/§3.2a KILL: binary_association returned None on a CLAIMED pair (Strict@V_pin) — structural")); + let assoc_aware = binary_association(&a_aware, &b_aware) + .unwrap_or_else(|| panic!("C8/§3.2a KILL: binary_association returned None on a CLAIMED pair (Aware@V_pin) — structural")); + let collapsed_floor = (COLLAPSED_FRACTION * K_FIXED_PREFIX as f64) as u64; + let strict_collapsed = assoc_strict.n01 + assoc_strict.n10 < collapsed_floor; + let aware_collapsed = assoc_aware.n01 + assoc_aware.n10 < collapsed_floor; + let strict_unstable = assoc_strict.expected_agreement > UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT; + let aware_unstable = assoc_aware.expected_agreement > UNSTABLE_EXPECTED_AGREEMENT; + println!( + "G4 COLLAPSED can-stay-silent (real A,B pair): strict {}discordant={}, aware {}discordant={} \ + (floor {collapsed_floor}) — {}", + if strict_collapsed { "STAMPED COLLAPSED, " } else { "" }, + assoc_strict.n01 + assoc_strict.n10, + if aware_collapsed { "STAMPED COLLAPSED, " } else { "" }, + assoc_aware.n01 + assoc_aware.n10, + if strict_collapsed || aware_collapsed { + "a real, pre-accepted possible outcome — see the fusion verdict below" + } else { + "neither stamped — OK" + } + ); + if strict_unstable || aware_unstable { + println!( + "§3.5 UNSTABLE guard: strict expected_agreement={:.4}{} aware expected_agreement={:.4}{}", + assoc_strict.expected_agreement, + if strict_unstable { " STAMPED UNSTABLE" } else { "" }, + assoc_aware.expected_agreement, + if aware_unstable { " STAMPED UNSTABLE" } else { "" } + ); + } + + // ── kappa(A,B) tables at V_pin, both reads (C8: FULL table always) ── + println!("-- kappa(A,B) @ V_pin=V{v_pin} --"); + print_association_table("Strict (a-priori) ", &assoc_strict); + print_association_table("Aware (hindsight)", &assoc_aware); + + let band_strict = classify_band(assoc_strict.kappa); + let band_aware = classify_band(assoc_aware.kappa); + println!( + "band @ V_pin: Strict={band_strict:?} (kappa={:?}) Aware={band_aware:?} (kappa={:?})", + assoc_strict.kappa, assoc_aware.kappa + ); + + #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] + enum BandOutcome { + InIn, + OutOutSameSide, + BandExit, + UndefinedKappa, + } + let band_outcome = + if matches!(band_strict, Band::Undefined) || matches!(band_aware, Band::Undefined) { + BandOutcome::UndefinedKappa + } else if band_strict == Band::Fusion && band_aware == Band::Fusion { + BandOutcome::InIn + } else if band_strict == band_aware { + BandOutcome::OutOutSameSide + } else { + BandOutcome::BandExit + }; + println!("§3.2 band outcome: {band_outcome:?}"); + + // ── §3.3 movement (VERBATIM from §12.3b) at V_pin ── + let delta_kappa_pin: Option = match (assoc_strict.kappa, assoc_aware.kappa) { + (Some(ka), Some(kh)) => Some(kh - ka), + _ => None, + }; + println!( + "§3.3 movement @ V_pin: delta_kappa={delta_kappa_pin:?} (threshold {MOVEMENT_THRESHOLD})" + ); + let movement_fires = delta_kappa_pin.is_some_and(|d| d.abs() >= MOVEMENT_THRESHOLD); + if movement_fires { + let fusion_permitted = band_outcome == BandOutcome::InIn + && !strict_collapsed + && !aware_collapsed + && !strict_unstable + && !aware_unstable; + if fusion_permitted { + println!("§3.3: MOVEMENT FIRES at V_pin and band is IN/IN — FUSION MAY BE CLAIMED"); + } else { + println!("§3.3: MOVEMENT FIRES at V_pin but the band/guard state does not permit a fusion claim (§3.2/§3.5)"); + } + } + + // ── §5.3 the explicit "identical -- drop the distinction" test, C5 Hamming companion ── + let (gain_b_pin, lost_b_pin) = churn(&b_strict, &b_aware); + let hamming_b_pin = gain_b_pin + lost_b_pin; + println!( + "§5.3 churn (C5, never averaged into delta_kappa) @ V_pin: A gained={gain_a_pin} lost={lost_a_pin} \ + hamming={hamming_a_pin}; B gained={gain_b_pin} lost={lost_b_pin} hamming={hamming_b_pin}" + ); + let outcome_53 = match delta_kappa_pin { + Some(d) if d.abs() < DROP_THRESHOLD && hamming_a_pin == 0 && hamming_b_pin == 0 => { + "DROP — reads genuinely identical" + } + Some(d) if d.abs() < DROP_THRESHOLD => { + "CHURN-WITHOUT-REALIGNMENT — reads differ but agreement does not — NO FUSION CLAIM" + } + Some(d) if d.abs() >= MOVEMENT_THRESHOLD => "MOVEMENT FIRES (reported above)", + Some(_) => "MIDDLE GROUND — 0.01 <= |delta_kappa| < 0.10, reported, no verdict claimed", + None => "UNDEFINED — at least one kappa is undefined at V_pin", + }; + println!("§5.3 named outcome @ V_pin: {outcome_53}"); + if outcome_53.starts_with("DROP") { + println!("A-PRIORI/HINDSIGHT DISTINCTION DOES NO WORK — DROPPED"); + } + + // ── C7: drop test over ALL EIGHT horizons ── + println!(); + println!( + "== C7: drop test over ALL EIGHT horizons (Strict@Vk vs Aware@Vk, k=1..{S_CYCLES}) ==" + ); + let mut max_abs_delta: f64 = 0.0; + let mut any_undefined = false; + let mut hamming_at_v8: Option<(usize, usize)> = None; + for c in 1..=plan.len() { + let prefix_k = c * SLICE; + let vk = *sealed_versions + .get(&c) + .expect("every cycle must have sealed a version"); + let qref_s = QueryReference::at(vk, RUNG_STRICT); + let qref_a = QueryReference::at(vk, RUNG_AWARE); + let s_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_s, &NoDeps); + let a_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_a, &NoDeps); + let fa_s = restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&s_rows, Proj::A), prefix_k); + let fa_a = restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&a_rows, Proj::A), prefix_k); + let fb_s = restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&s_rows, Proj::B), prefix_k); + let fb_a = restrict_to_prefix(&fold_last_by_subject(&a_rows, Proj::B), prefix_k); + assert_eq!( + fa_s.len(), + prefix_k, + "C7 k={c}: Strict-restricted fold must be exactly the k-th fixed prefix" + ); + assert_eq!( + fa_a.len(), + prefix_k, + "C7 k={c}: Aware-restricted fold must be exactly the k-th fixed prefix" + ); + + let a_s_bools = bools_only(&fa_s); + let a_a_bools = bools_only(&fa_a); + let b_s_bools = bools_only(&fb_s); + let b_a_bools = bools_only(&fb_a); + + let assoc_s = binary_association(&a_s_bools, &b_s_bools); + let assoc_a = binary_association(&a_a_bools, &b_a_bools); + let (ks, ka) = match (&assoc_s, &assoc_a) { + (Some(s), Some(a)) => (s.kappa, a.kappa), + _ => { + any_undefined = true; + (None, None) + } + }; + let dk = match (ks, ka) { + (Some(s), Some(a)) => Some(a - s), + _ => { + any_undefined = true; + None + } + }; + if let Some(d) = dk { + max_abs_delta = max_abs_delta.max(d.abs()); + } + + let ham_a = hamming(&a_s_bools, &a_a_bools); + let ham_b = hamming(&b_s_bools, &b_a_bools); + if c == plan.len() { + hamming_at_v8 = Some((ham_a, ham_b)); + } + + println!(" k={c} V{vk} pool={prefix_k}: kappa_strict={ks:?} kappa_aware={ka:?} delta={dk:?} hamming_A={ham_a} hamming_B={ham_b}"); + } + + // C7 sanity: k = S_CYCLES is "the identical case" — Strict@V8 == Aware@V8 + // by construction (G1b/G1c-style reasoning: V8 is the max horizon + // present, so nothing classifies Anachronistic under either read). + let (ham_a_v8, ham_b_v8) = hamming_at_v8.expect("k=S_CYCLES must have run"); + assert_eq!( + ham_a_v8, 0, + "C7 sanity: at k=S_CYCLES (the identical case) Hamming_A must be 0" + ); + assert_eq!( + ham_b_v8, 0, + "C7 sanity: at k=S_CYCLES (the identical case) Hamming_B must be 0" + ); + + let drop_fires = + !any_undefined && max_abs_delta < DROP_THRESHOLD && ham_a_v8 == 0 && ham_b_v8 == 0; + println!( + "C7 DROP verdict: max|delta_kappa| over {S_CYCLES} horizons = {max_abs_delta:.4} (threshold {DROP_THRESHOLD}); \ + identical-case (k={S_CYCLES}) hamming=(A:{ham_a_v8}, B:{ham_b_v8}) -> {}", + if drop_fires { + "DROP FIRES trajectory-wide" + } else { + "DROP DOES NOT FIRE — the distinction moves somewhere in the trajectory" + } + ); + + // ── §6 not-claimed block (+ C3 addition) ── + println!(); + println!("== §6 -- what is NOT claimed =="); + println!("1. C3 ceiling: kappa/phi measure OVERLAP (reliability), never validity. NOT claimed: the later horizon reads verses better/more truly/more completely -- only DIFFERENTLY."); + println!("2. C4 (design numbering): NO p-value is reported. jc::stats p-values are classical independent-sample; verses within one book are domain-correlated (I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK). No significance claim."); + println!("3. C2 (design numbering): kappa/phi always ship the FULL BinaryAssociation table, never bare. Spearman omitted (redundant on binary data). KR-20 NOT reported (2 items; pooling Z in would be a category error)."); + println!("4. No stance claim -- Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein are not inputs here."); + println!("5. No §12.6 anchor claim (not A1/A2/A3) -- the seed vocabulary is A1-derived for PROVENANCE ONLY."); + println!("6. No cross-language claim -- one lane (KJV) only."); + println!( + "7. No zero-copy claim -- deinterlace .cloned()s the admitted rows (temporal.rs:363)." + ); + println!("8. No durability claim -- MemWal is in-process Mutex/Vec; 'versions' are sequence numbers, not Lance versions."); + println!("9. No HLC/multi-writer claim, and no knowable_from/schema-clock claim -- that field is constant here (verified above, G3), the Unknowable branch is never reached."); + println!("10. No parallelism/scale claim (D-BLW-4's axis)."); + println!("11. No fusion claim outside the IN/IN band, and none at all before D3b."); + println!( + "C3 (this task's correction): under this corpus deinterlace reduces to filter(v <= ref) + \ + stable sort; Unknowable/DependsClosure/HLC axes are inert, not exercised; the permitted \ + claim is FIRST DeinterlaceRow implementor and FIRST deinterlace caller; the finding lives \ + in the rank criterion, not temporal.rs." + ); + + println!("--"); + println!("NOT COMPILED, NOT RUN by the authoring lane -- Sonnet grindwork, edit-only, no cargo (per task hard rules). The orchestrator compiles/lints/tests once."); + + Ok(()) +} From a214c65495e63f798e4e56eb2205c308dcd13a8b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:40:02 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 39/54] =?UTF-8?q?Wiring=20=C2=A79b:=20ignition=20lowering?= =?UTF-8?q?=20corrected=20=E2=80=94=20casting=20+=20looking=20into=20the?= =?UTF-8?q?=20kanban,=20nothing=20else?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator ruling: no messaging in the common sense. Two verbs total — cast (write-on-behalf through the BatchWriter) and look into the kanban (scan the board state). start()::where() lowers to a cast-shaped write of the start state into the kanban value tenant at the addressed rows; simplest honest form: the sealed Planning->CognitiveWork intent IS the start bit. The driver receives nothing — its input is a scan of state it owns, same shape as the tick arm's LIVE reads. Supersedes the control-plane-endpoint advice from earlier in the session; the PROBE-IGNITION design lane was corrected mid-flight, and its can-fire gains the twin assertion that no side channel exists through which anything but the board could have signaled the driver. --- .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 25 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 25 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index b518a8f2..d7aa6eac 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -500,3 +500,28 @@ can-fire — a fresh corpus yields Flow fleet-wide and the STYLE's casts (not the harness's) advance phases; can-stay-silent — a fully-reconciled corpus yields Hold everywhere and casts nothing. A brain that cannot rest is the 150/150 defect wearing a crown. + +> **⊘ §9b LOWERING CORRECTED (operator ruling, 2026-08-04, same hour):** *"I +> don't want any messaging in the common sense, only casting and eventually +> 'looking into the kanban'. In theory it could be as simple as setting a +> start bit in a kanban tenant."* +> +> The grammar's four axes stand; the LOWERING is not methods, not messages, +> not an endpoint. There are exactly **two verbs** in the entire ignition +> story: **CAST** (write intent through the BatchWriter, write-on-behalf — +> "Melden macht frei") and **LOOK INTO THE KANBAN** (read the board state). +> `start()::where()` = a cast-shaped write that sets the start state in the +> kanban value tenant (`ValueTenant::Kanban`, the per-node 8-byte cursor) at +> the addressed rows — in the simplest honest form, the sealed +> Planning→CognitiveWork intent ITSELF is the start bit, and no new bit is +> minted unless "armed but not yet cycled" is measurably inexpressible that +> way. The driver never receives anything: its input is a SCAN of the board +> it owns — the same shape as the version-tick arm's LIVE reads. Style +> arming is likewise a write (MetaWord bits), never a call. +> +> This SUPERSEDES the earlier custody-free "control-plane endpoint" advice in +> the same session's chat: there is no endpoint. Consumers cast; the board is +> looked into; everything else was ceremony. PROBE-IGNITION's design lane was +> corrected mid-flight and its can-fire assertion gains the twin: *the driver +> discovered the work by reading the board, and nothing else could have told +> it* — no side channel may exist in the probe. From de13638549f71c9654c7581cc57d6979a16d8f0e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:42:10 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 40/54] =?UTF-8?q?Plan=2012.9:=20D-BLW-5=20PROPOSED=20?= =?UTF-8?q?=E2=80=94=20the=20observer-effect=20loop=20(jc=20statistic=20fe?= =?UTF-8?q?d=20back=20into=20awareness)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator-proposed second-order Horizontverschmelzung: D-BLW-3 measured first-order fusion (horizons merge by sharing data); this probe measures whether horizons merge by sharing the MEASUREMENT of each other — inject the cohort's own kappa as an elevated-rung fact, re-read, S1 vs S0. Four pre-registered arms: true-injection (the observable), false-high/low (the direction test — tracking the injected value = anchoring/testimony-dominance, Gadamer's prejudice-structure made measurable; correcting toward truth = evidence-dominance), placebo (must not move, else the instrument measures injection mechanics), and the 12.8 bloom criterion as a frozen-by-construction null instrument. jc stays the one-way oracle; C6 anti-circularity is instrumented rather than violated (the loop is measured, never used for admission); no p-values. Kill conditions pre-accepted incl. the honest nulls. CONJECTURE, queued behind PROBE-IGNITION; numbers pinned at build time. --- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 1 + .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 54 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 55 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 6faf8f7d..6af19704 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -39,6 +39,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Retracted (shape void) — rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | MEASURED KILL 2026-08-04 (plan §12.7) — instrument writes 3 of 24 loci, 1 shared, so agreement_count is capped at 1 before any verse is read; rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | **SHIPPED + MEASURED 2026-08-04** (`examples/blw_fusion.rs`, re-scoped per design B1 to two rank projections over the tenant): band IN/IN (κ 0.49/0.46); Δκ at V_pin −0.031 = middle ground, no fusion verdict; the 8-horizon table shows the a-priori/hindsight gap CLOSING monotonically (Δκ −0.485→0, Hamming A 152→0) — DROP does not fire; first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor + `deinterlace` caller | plan cycle-driver 12 + §12.8 result | +| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 59670ba1..d5e72756 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1402,3 +1402,57 @@ no fusion verdict at V_pin, no substrate-exercise claim** (under this corpus `deinterlace` reduces to filter+sort; the finding lives in the rank criterion; the permitted claim is first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor and first `deinterlace` caller). §12.4's D3b validity gate stays closed. + +### 12.9 D-BLW-5 PROPOSED (2026-08-04, operator) — the OBSERVER-EFFECT loop: the jc measurement fed back into awareness + +> Operator framing, verbatim intent: *a scientific version of +> Horizontverschmelzung is the jc-crate loop — information about the +> correlation of a dataset, when fed into the awareness, influences the +> correlation. The observer effect.* + +**Status: DESIGNED / CONJECTURE — queued behind PROBE-IGNITION. Nothing here +is measured.** + +**What it adds over §12.8:** D-BLW-3 measured FIRST-ORDER fusion — horizons +merge by sharing data (pool growth; Δκ −0.485 → 0). This probe measures +SECOND-ORDER fusion — horizons merge by sharing the MEASUREMENT of each +other. The Click's own arrow is the hook: `awareness.revise(key, outcome)` → +`global_context += fact` → *reshapes NEXT cycle's F landscape*. Here the +injected fact IS a jc statistic about the cohort. + +**The four-arm design (pre-registered SHAPE; numbers pinned at build time, +before any run):** + +| arm | injection | pre-registered expectation | +|---|---|---| +| **T** (true) | the measured S₀ = full `BinaryAssociation` of (A,B), injected as an ELEVATED-rung fact | the observable: S₁ − S₀. Fire iff it clears the floor. | +| **F+ / F−** (false) | fabricated statistics (κ far above / far below truth) | the DIRECTION test: S₁ tracking the injected VALUE = anchoring on testimony over evidence (Gadamer's prejudice-structure, measurable; Goodhart's shadow); S₁ correcting TOWARD truth against the injection = evidence-dominance; value-invariant movement = mere perturbation. | +| **P** (placebo) | same shape, permuted content, zero information | **must not move** — if placebo moves S₁, the instrument measures injection mechanics, not information, and the observer-effect claim dies. | +| **N** (null instrument, free) | the same T-injection against the §12.8 bloom-rank criterion | **must stay frozen BY CONSTRUCTION** — that criterion has no awareness term, so any movement there is a plumbing leak that voids the run (G2's pattern, one level up). | + +**Mechanical prerequisite, stated honestly:** the §12.8 instrument CANNOT +exhibit the effect — popcount-rank has no awareness input, which is exactly +what makes it arm N. The observed reader must be awareness-coupled: the +belief-arena side (NARS revision — the injected statistic participates as a +belief and interacts via support/contradiction) or a MUL-qualia-coupled +criterion. Choosing which is the probe's first design decision. + +**Rulings that bind:** +- `crates/jc` stays the ORACLE — it measures S₀ and S₁ and is never modified + and never fed its own output as input (the edge is one-way; the LOOP runs + through the system's awareness, not through jc). +- C6 anti-circularity is not violated — it is INSTRUMENTED: C6 forbids the + witness gating the slice it was computed on because that is a self-proving + loop; this probe deliberately closes that loop and MEASURES it instead of + using it for admission. Nothing downstream may gate on S₁. +- The injected statistic is stored under the ELEVATED carve-out (statistic- + as-witness, higher-rung derivation) and must be rung-marked so the reader + knows it is meta, not corpus. +- C4: no p-values; the paired contrast + placebo + null-instrument arms ARE + the inference. C2 naming; full tables, never bare κ. + +**Kill conditions, pre-accepted:** placebo moves ⇒ instrument invalid +(reported, not tuned); T-arm silent at every floor ⇒ "awareness does not +reflect this statistic" is the finding — a true and useful null; F-arms +tracking injected values ⇒ the anchoring finding stands even if T is silent +(testimony-dominance is itself the discovery). From 6b3ac23d46560a1182839374196d5a382d52eae8 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:50:52 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 41/54] =?UTF-8?q?D-BLW-5=20doctrine:=20TFPN=20observer-eff?= =?UTF-8?q?ect=20design=20=E2=80=94=20distribution=20=C3=97=20Prozentrang?= =?UTF-8?q?=20payload,=20single-measurement=20law?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator refinement recorded before build. The injected fact is never the raw association scalar (echoable => Goodhart/anchoring fixed point built into the instrument); it is the prior pool's distribution shape (palette256/HDR Belichtungsmesser census) x the Prozentrang of the observation within it. A measurement burns the state it measured: S0 is a sealed one-shot at V0; the next run is S1 at V1 on a different (post-injection) system — never a remeasure. temporal.rs hindsight blindness x the shape sensor as META-only is what makes the probe viable without remeasurement. - NEW .claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md: TFPN arms with Gadamer (Wirkungsgeschichte/Vorurteil) and Goodhart readings + the full falsification regimen (pre-registered numbers, kill conditions, guard twins, remeasure guard, direction-test symmetry, C4/C6/jc-oracle rules) - plan 12.9a: plan-side delta (payload law, single-measurement law, arm-table deltas, remeasure guard) - EPIPHANIES: E-MEASUREMENT-BURNS-THE-STATE-1 (binding design law; effect stays CONJECTURE until D-BLW-5 runs) - STATUS_BOARD: D-BLW-5 row updated - exec-runs: PROBE-IGNITION Sonnet API inventory tag file (lane complete; Opus design lane still running) Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 29 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .../probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md | 894 ++++++++++++++++++ .../observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md | 159 ++++ .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 36 + 5 files changed, 1119 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md create mode 100644 .claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index a51ad97b..1c35e94f 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,32 @@ +## E-MEASUREMENT-BURNS-THE-STATE-1 (2026-08-04) + +**A measurement of an awareness-coupled system burns the state it measured — +once measured, it cannot be remeasured; the only admissible carry-forward is +the distribution shape × Prozentrang from the prior.** Operator-ruled design +law for D-BLW-5 and every future jc-loop / awareness-injection probe. Two +halves: (1) the PAYLOAD law — never inject the raw statistic (a scalar is +trivially echoable, building the Goodhart/anchoring fixed point into the +instrument); inject the prior pool's palette256/HDR-bucketed distribution +shape plus the percentile rank of the observation within it (Belichtungsmesser +machinery: `ndarray::hpc::cascade::{expose→Band, recalibrate}`, +`statistics::percentile`); (2) the SINGLE-MEASUREMENT law — S₀ is one-shot at +V₀, sealed; the instrument's next run is S₁ at V₁, a new measurement of a +different (post-injection) system, never a remeasure. Enforced by +temporal.rs hindsight blindness (Strict-rung version-gated reads, the +D-BLW-3 precedent) × the shape sensor riding as META only (ELEVATED +rung-marked, never corpus, never recomputed-and-back-dated). New structural +guard: an append-only measurement ledger keyed `(statistic-id, version)` +whose recompute-at-sealed-key path ERRORS, with can-fire + can-stay-silent +tests. + +Doctrine doc: `.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` (TFPN +arms + Gadamer/Goodhart readings + full falsification regimen). Plan: +§12.9 + §12.9a. + +**Status:** operator-ruled design law (binding). The observer EFFECT itself +stays CONJECTURE until D-BLW-5 runs. + + ## E-HORIZONTVERSCHMELZUNG-GAP-CLOSES-1 (2026-08-04) **The a-priori/hindsight gap is not a constant — it decays monotonically as diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 6af19704..1b179895 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Retracted (shape void) — rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | MEASURED KILL 2026-08-04 (plan §12.7) — instrument writes 3 of 24 loci, 1 shared, so agreement_count is capped at 1 before any verse is read; rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | **SHIPPED + MEASURED 2026-08-04** (`examples/blw_fusion.rs`, re-scoped per design B1 to two rank projections over the tenant): band IN/IN (κ 0.49/0.46); Δκ at V_pin −0.031 = middle ground, no fusion verdict; the 8-horizon table shows the a-priori/hindsight gap CLOSING monotonically (Δκ −0.485→0, Hamming A 152→0) — DROP does not fire; first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor + `deinterlace` caller | plan cycle-driver 12 + §12.8 result | -| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | +| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..7d69794a --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md @@ -0,0 +1,894 @@ +# PROBE-IGNITION — API inventory (Sonnet grindwork lane) + +Read-only mechanical inventory. Every signature copied verbatim from source; +every claim anchored `file:line`. No cargo run. See § NOT VERIFIED for gaps. + +--- + +## A. The gate + loop surfaces — `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/cycle_driver.rs` + +File read in full (1811 lines). + +### `run_cycle` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:446-458 +pub async fn run_cycle( + sink: &S, + fleet: &mut F, + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + frame: CycleFrame, + position_base: u64, + watermarks: &mut HashMap>, + row_of: impl FnMut(MailboxId) -> u64, +) -> Result +where + S: WalSink, + F: MailboxFleet, +``` + +Body (`cycle_driver.rs:459-470`): calls `collect_casts(writer, frame.cycle, +position_base, row_of)` → `seal_cycle(sink, frame, collected.slots).await` +(mapping any error to `CycleError::Seal`) → `apply_sealed_transitions(fleet, +&sealed, watermarks)`. On `Ok(applied)` returns +`CycleOutcome { sealed, applied, held: collected.held }`; on +`Err((partial, cause))` returns `CycleError::Apply { partial, cause }`. +`CycleOutcome` carries: the sealed cycle (version + sparse transitions + +next stream-position base), the applied effect (advanced owners + `deferred`/ +`missing` counters, watermarks already advanced), and the intents `held` +back by the ≤1-move-per-owner partition (re-stage via `restage_held`). + +Error paths (`cycle_driver.rs:422-436`): +```rust +pub enum CycleError { + /// The WAL commit failed — no owner mutated; the boxed SealFailure + /// carries the byte-identical frozen cycle for retry via seal_cycle. + Seal(Box), + /// A guard tripped mid-apply — the applied prefix (with its watermarks + /// already advanced) is preserved; re-drive the tail via recover_fleet. + Apply { + partial: AppliedCycle, + cause: PersistError, + }, +} +``` + +### `cognitive_pass` (shared body — private, `fn` not `pub fn`) + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:490-495 +fn cognitive_pass( + fleet: &F, + owners: impl IntoIterator, + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut think: impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)>, +) -> CognitiveWorkOutcome +where + F: MailboxFleet, +``` + +Iteration (`cycle_driver.rs:501-527`): +```rust +for id in owners { + let Some(owner) = fleet.owner(id) else { + continue; + }; + if owner.phase() != KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork { + continue; + } + let mut did_cast = false; + if let Some((outcome, payload)) = think(owner) { + if emit_bootstrap_intent( + &outcome, + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.current_cycle(), + writer, + payload, + ) + .is_some() + { + did_cast = true; + } + } + if did_cast { + cast += 1; + } else { + held_owners.push(id); + } +} +``` + +**The missing-owner silent-skip (the OPEN caveat):** `cycle_driver.rs:501-504` +— `fleet.owner(id)` returning `None` (owner not registered in the fleet, or +not resolvable) just `continue`s with **no counter incremented anywhere**. +Contrast `apply_sealed_transitions` (P4b), which counts this case explicitly +via `AppliedCycle::missing` (`cycle_driver.rs:365-368`). `cognitive_pass` has +no analogous field — an owner silently dropped from the `owners` iterator +(e.g. `entered` in `run_cognitive_work`, or a caller-supplied re-poll list in +`run_cognitive_work_over`) leaves no trace in `CognitiveWorkOutcome` at all; +it is neither in `held_owners` nor counted as cast. This is a real gap versus +P4b's honesty discipline, not something proven safe by a test in this file. + +### `shade_owner` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:615-620 +#[must_use] +pub fn shade_owner( + owner: &O, + qualia: &QualiaI4_16D, + mantissa: i8, + reliability: f32, +) -> Option +``` + +Body (`cycle_driver.rs:621-635`): +```rust +let phase = owner.phase(); +let gate = gate_decision_i4(qualia, mantissa); +let to = phase.advance_on_gate(&gate)?; +Some(StrategyOutcome { + reliability, + intended_move: Some(KanbanMove { + mailbox: 0, // bootstrap sentinel + from: phase, + to, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Native, + }), +}) +``` +`gate_decision_i4` returns `GateDecision::{Flow, Hold{reason}, Block{reason}}` +(see § B). `KanbanColumn::advance_on_gate(&GateDecision) -> Option` +is the DAG lowering — its own definition was **not** read in this file (it +lives in `lance_graph_contract::kanban`; not opened this pass — see § NOT +VERIFIED). From the test evidence at `cycle_driver.rs:1682-1726`: `Flow` at +`CognitiveWork` → `Evaluation` ("forward"); `Block` at `Planning` → `Prune` +("Prune-where-legal"); `Hold` (or no legal successor, e.g. `Block`/`Flow` at +the absorbing `Commit` column) → `None`. + +### `run_cognitive_work_gated` / `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:644-649 +pub fn run_cognitive_work_gated( + fleet: &F, + applied: &AppliedCycle, + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut read_gate: impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>, +) -> CognitiveWorkOutcome +where + F: MailboxFleet, +``` +Body (`cycle_driver.rs:653-657`) delegates to `run_cognitive_work(fleet, +applied, writer, |owner| { let (qualia, mantissa, reliability, payload) = +read_gate(owner)?; let outcome = shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, +reliability)?; Some((outcome, payload)) })`. The extractor closure's exact +type is `impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>` +— tuple order is `(qualia, signed_mantissa, reliability, payload)`. + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:662-667 +pub fn run_cognitive_work_gated_over( + fleet: &F, + owners: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut read_gate: impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>, +) -> CognitiveWorkOutcome +where + F: MailboxFleet, +``` +Same extractor closure shape; delegates to `run_cognitive_work_over` with the +identical `shade_owner`-wrapping closure (`cycle_driver.rs:671-675`). + +`held_owners` (on `CognitiveWorkOutcome`, `cycle_driver.rs:475-484`): owners +evaluated this pass that produced **no cast** — a gate `Hold`, a declined/ +unfinished thought (`think`/`read_gate` returned `None`), or a `None` from +`shade_owner` (no legal successor). Doc explicitly: "A Hold is a reschedule, +not a strand" — feed `held_owners` back into `run_cognitive_work_over` / +`run_cognitive_work_gated_over` on a later cycle. + +### `MailboxFleet` trait + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:179-186 +pub trait MailboxFleet { + type Owner: MailboxSoaOwner; + fn owner(&self, id: MailboxId) -> Option<&Self::Owner>; + fn owner_mut(&mut self, id: MailboxId) -> Option<&mut Self::Owner>; +} +``` + +`HashMap` blanket impl (`cycle_driver.rs:190-198`): +```rust +impl MailboxFleet for HashMap { + type Owner = O; + fn owner(&self, id: MailboxId) -> Option<&O> { + self.get(&id) + } + fn owner_mut(&mut self, id: MailboxId) -> Option<&mut O> { + self.get_mut(&id) + } +} +``` +Bound: `O: MailboxSoaOwner` only — no `Hash`/`Eq` bound stated explicitly on +`O` (those are already required transitively by `HashMap` +itself needing `MailboxId: Hash + Eq`, not `O`). `MailboxId` is +`lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId` (imported +`cycle_driver.rs:68`; underlying type not re-verified in this pass — see +`u32` assumption noted where `u64::from` is used as `row_of` in tests, e.g. +`cycle_driver.rs:933,957` etc., consistent with `MailboxId = u32`). + +### Public struct fields — `CycleOutcome`, `SealFailure`, `CycleError`, `HeldIntent`, `CollectedCasts` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:412-420 +pub struct CycleOutcome { + pub sealed: SealedCycle, + pub applied: AppliedCycle, + pub held: Vec, +} +``` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:120-129 +pub struct SealFailure { + pub frame: CycleFrame, + pub casts: Vec, + pub cause: PersistError, +} +``` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:422-436 (see full body above under run_cycle) +pub enum CycleError { + Seal(Box), + Apply { partial: AppliedCycle, cause: PersistError }, +} +``` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:152-158 +pub struct HeldIntent { + pub owner: MailboxId, + pub mv: KanbanMove, +} +``` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:163-170 +pub struct CollectedCasts { + pub slots: Vec, + pub held: Vec, +} +``` + +Also relevant (referenced throughout, not explicitly requested but load-bearing): +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:87-96 SealedTransition +pub struct SealedTransition { + pub stream_position: u64, + pub owner: MailboxId, + pub mv: KanbanMove, +} +// cycle_driver.rs:103-114 SealedCycle +pub struct SealedCycle { + pub version: DatasetVersion, + pub transitions: Vec, + pub next_position_base: u64, +} +// cycle_driver.rs:133-148 AppliedCycle +pub struct AppliedCycle { + pub version: DatasetVersion, + pub applied: Vec, + pub deferred: usize, + pub missing: usize, +} +``` + +### `restage_held` + +```rust +// cycle_driver.rs:261 +pub fn restage_held(writer: &mut BatchWriter>, held: Vec) -> usize +``` +Body (`cycle_driver.rs:262-267`): for each `HeldIntent`, calls +`writer.cast(h.owner, vec![h.mv], Vec::new())` (intent-only re-cast — empty +payload, since the original cast's payload already sealed with its cycle). +Returns `held.len()`. + +--- + +## B. The style + qualia surfaces + +### `resolve_style` + +```rust +// crates/lance-graph-planner/src/strategy/style_strategy.rs:231 +fn resolve_style(ctx: &PlanContext) -> ThinkingStyle +``` +(private `fn`, not `pub`). Body (`style_strategy.rs:232-251`): reads +`ctx.thinking_style: &Option>` — filters out `None` and empty +vectors, returning `DEFAULT_STYLE` (= `ThinkingStyle::Analytical`, +`style_strategy.rs:46`) for either. Otherwise reads exactly three indices of +the 23D vector — **the same axes `selector.rs::style_alignment` uses**: +```rust +let analytical = v.get(4).copied().unwrap_or(0.0); +let creative = v.get(3).copied().unwrap_or(0.0); +let depth = v.first().copied().unwrap_or(0.0); // index 0 +let max = analytical.max(creative).max(depth); +if max <= 0.0 { + DEFAULT_STYLE +} else if (analytical - max).abs() < f64::EPSILON { + ThinkingStyle::Analytical // Analytical cluster → TruthAwareInference +} else if (creative - max).abs() < f64::EPSILON { + ThinkingStyle::Creative // Creative cluster → StructuralDivergence +} else { + ThinkingStyle::Reflective // depth-dominant → Meta cluster → Infrastructure +} +``` +Explicit doc note (`style_strategy.rs:229-230`): this is **not** the contract +`style_vector`/i4-32D `StyleRecipe` surface — a separate, deferred decode. + +### `reliability_for` + +```rust +// style_strategy.rs:328 +pub fn reliability_for(style: ThinkingStyle, ctx: &PlanContext) -> f32 +``` +Body (`style_strategy.rs:329-332`): +```rust +match ctx.witness.as_ref().and_then(|w| w.rung()) { + Some(rung) => Self::reliability_at(style, ctx, rung), + None => Self::reliability_of(style, ctx), // unstratified fallback +} +``` +`WitnessWindow::rung()` (`traits.rs:121-128`) returns `Some(RungLevel)` only +on `WaveGrounding::Causal` (via `RungLevel::for_pass(settle_pass)`); `None` on +`Escalate`/`Unbound` — absence must never be read as `RungLevel::Surface`. + +Related entry points on `StyleStrategy` (`style_strategy.rs:306,361`): +- `reliability_of(style, ctx) -> f32` — unstratified, calls + `reliability_at(style, ctx, RungLevel::Transcendent)`. +- `reliability_at(style: ThinkingStyle, ctx: &PlanContext, rung: RungLevel) -> f32` + — builds `ThoughtCtx` via `thought_ctx_from(ctx)`, runs every kernel in + `recipes_for_at(style, rung)` (`.run(&mut tc)`, mutating `tc.confidence`), + returns `tc.confidence.clamp(0.0, 1.0)`. + +### `intended_move` + +```rust +// style_strategy.rs:391 +fn intended_move(_style: ThinkingStyle) -> KanbanMove +``` +(private `fn`). Body (`style_strategy.rs:392-398`) — constant regardless of +`style` (the `_style` param is unused, per the doc: the move is a *structural +constant of the Planning→CognitiveWork crossing*, not style-conditioned): +```rust +KanbanMove { + mailbox: 0, + from: KanbanColumn::Planning, + to: KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, + witness_chain_position: 0, + exec: ExecTarget::Elixir, +} +``` + +### `PlanInput` / `StrategyOutcome` — `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/traits.rs` + +```rust +// traits.rs:193-203 +pub struct PlanInput { + pub plan: Option, + pub context: PlanContext, + pub outcome: Option, +} +``` + +```rust +// traits.rs:181-190 +pub struct StrategyOutcome { + pub reliability: f32, + pub intended_move: Option, +} +``` +Derives: `Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq` (`traits.rs:181`). + +```rust +// traits.rs:132-152 +pub struct PlanContext { + pub query: String, + pub features: QueryFeatures, + pub free_will_modifier: f64, + pub thinking_style: Option>, + pub nars_hint: Option, + pub witness: Option, +} +``` +`context` on `PlanInput` is a plain owned `PlanContext` (not generic/typed +beyond this struct); constructed by callers directly as a struct literal +(e.g. test helper `ctx_with` at `style_strategy.rs:450-459`). + +```rust +// traits.rs:88-98 +pub struct WitnessWindow { + pub rows: Vec<(usize, CausalWitnessFacet)>, + pub focal_idx: usize, + pub locus: Locus, + pub passes: u8, +} +``` + +### `gate_decision_i4` / `QualiaI4_16D` / `GateDecision` — `lance_graph_contract::mul::i4_eval` + +```rust +// crates/lance-graph-contract/src/mul.rs:575 +pub fn gate_decision_i4(qualia: &QualiaI4_16D, signed_mantissa: i8) -> GateDecision +``` +Module: `pub mod i4_eval` at `mul.rs:448`, function is `#[inline]`, heap-free +except the `String` reasons on `Hold`/`Block`. Body composes +`trust_texture_i4(qualia)` + `flow_state_i4(qualia, signed_mantissa)` +(`mul.rs:511,543`) via a `match (texture, flow)` (`mul.rs:579-599`): +`Uncertain → Block`; `Underconfident + Anxiety → Block`; `Overconfident → Hold`; +`_ + Anxiety → Hold`; `(Calibrated|Underconfident) + (Flow|Transition) → Flow`; +else `Hold`. + +```rust +// mul.rs:144-151 +pub enum GateDecision { + Flow, + Hold { reason: String }, + Block { reason: String }, +} +``` +Cannot be `#[repr(u8)]` (carries `String` payloads); `to_disc(&self) -> u8` +(`mul.rs:158-164`) maps `Flow=0, Hold=1, Block=2` (locked mapping, D-CSV-13b). + +`QualiaI4_16D` — `crates/lance-graph-contract/src/qualia.rs:173-263`: +```rust +#[repr(C, align(8))] +#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Debug, Default)] +pub struct QualiaI4_16D(pub u64); +``` +8 bytes; 16 dims × i4 (range −8..+7), one dim per nibble (`QUALIA_I4_DIMS = 16`, +`qualia.rs:140`; labels `QUALIA_I4_LABELS`, `qualia.rs:146-163` — matches first +16 of the canonical 17 `AXIS_LABELS`, "integration" dim 16 dropped). +Construction: `QualiaI4_16D::ZERO` (`qualia.rs:178`), `.with(dim: usize, value: +i8) -> Self` builder (`qualia.rs:207-211`, clamps to −8..+7), `.set(dim, value)` +in-place mutator (`qualia.rs:195-203`), `.get(dim) -> i8` sign-extending reader +(`qualia.rs:184-190`), `from_f32_17d(&QualiaVector) -> Self` / +`to_f32_17d(self) -> QualiaVector` round-trip converters +(`qualia.rs:219-251`), `.magnitude(self) -> i8` = `coherence(dim9) +.saturating_mul(valence(dim1))` (`qualia.rs:258-262`). + +--- + +### `MetaWord` — `lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader` + +```rust +// crates/lance-graph-contract/src/cognitive_shader.rs:42-44 +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq)] +#[repr(transparent)] +pub struct MetaWord(pub u32); +``` +Doc (`cognitive_shader.rs:38-41`): "Packed u32 per row: `thinking(6) + +awareness(4) + nars_f(8) + nars_c(8) + free_e(6)`." Bit layout +(`cognitive_shader.rs:46-76`): +```rust +pub const fn new(thinking: u8, awareness: u8, nars_f: u8, nars_c: u8, free_e: u8) -> Self +// thinking : bits 0..6 (mask 0x3F) +// awareness : bits 6..10 (mask 0x0F << 6) +// nars_f : bits 10..18 (u8 << 10) +// nars_c : bits 18..26 (u8 << 18) +// free_e : bits 26..32 (mask 0x3F << 26) +``` +Getters: `.thinking() -> u8`, `.awareness() -> u8`, `.nars_f() -> u8`, +`.nars_c() -> u8`, `.free_e() -> u8` (`cognitive_shader.rs:56-75`), each +masking/shifting the packed `u32`. + +**ThinkingStyle mapping — NOT the contract's 36-style `ThinkingStyle` enum.** +Grepped every `MetaWord::new(...)` call site plus `auto_style` (the only +producer with a real style semantic, `cognitive-shader-driver/src/ +engine_bridge.rs:295-298,760`): the `thinking` field is populated from a +**separate, local 6-bit ordinal registry**, +`cognitive_shader_driver::auto_style` (`crates/cognitive-shader-driver/src/ +auto_style.rs:23-34`): +```rust +pub const DELIBERATE: u8 = 0; +pub const ANALYTICAL: u8 = 1; +pub const CONVERGENT: u8 = 2; +pub const SYSTEMATIC: u8 = 3; +pub const CREATIVE: u8 = 4; +pub const DIVERGENT: u8 = 5; +pub const EXPLORATORY: u8 = 6; +pub const FOCUSED: u8 = 7; +pub const DIFFUSE: u8 = 8; +pub const PERIPHERAL: u8 = 9; +pub const INTUITIVE: u8 = 10; +pub const METACOGNITIVE: u8 = 11; +``` +Doc comment on this table (`auto_style.rs:21-22`): "0..11 matches +`thinking_engine::cognitive_stack::ThinkingStyle::all()`" — a **third**, +different `ThinkingStyle` type (in the separate `thinking-engine` crate), not +`lance_graph_contract::thinking::ThinkingStyle` (the 36-style / `StyleCluster` +enum `style_strategy.rs` uses) and not the `StyleFamily` used elsewhere in the +contract. `style_from_qualia(q: &[f32]) -> u8` (`auto_style.rs:37`+) derives +the ordinal from a qualia shape (dominant-axis heuristic among certainty/ +arousal/urgency/depth/valence), never from a `lance_graph_contract::thinking:: +ThinkingStyle` value. **No code path was found in this pass that writes +`lance_graph_contract::thinking::ThinkingStyle` (or its `cluster()`/`tau()`) +into a `MetaWord`.** `MetaFilter::thinking_mask: u64` (bitset over 64 possible +`auto_style` ordinals; `cognitive_shader.rs:81-107`) is the corresponding +read-side prefilter, AND-combined with `awareness_min`/`nars_f_min`/ +`nars_c_min`/`free_e_max`. + +--- + +## C. The owner/tenant surfaces — `crates/cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs` + +Targeted reads (constructor, write/populate surface, contract-trait impls, +qualia/energy/meta accessors); not read end-to-end (file is large, per the +brief). + +### `MailboxSoA` — constructor + +```rust +// mailbox_soa.rs:58 struct decl (generic param) +pub struct MailboxSoA { /* ... */ } + +// mailbox_soa.rs:232-233 +pub type DefaultMailboxSoA = MailboxSoA<1024>; + +// mailbox_soa.rs:292 +pub fn new(mailbox_id: MailboxId, w_slot: u8, threshold: f32) -> Self +``` +Panics (`mailbox_soa.rs:293-296`) if `w_slot >= 64` ("w_slot must fit in 6 +bits (0..=63 per plan §6 L-6), got {w_slot}"). Zero-initializes every column +(`energy`, `plasticity_counter`, `last_active_cycle`/`last_write_cycle` to +`u32::MAX` sentinels, `current_cycle = 0`, `edges/qualia/meta/entity_type`, +`temporal/expert/sigma`, heap-allocated `content`/`topic`/`angle` planes of +`N * WORDS_PER_FP` `u64` each, `frozen_style/learned_style/explore_style` +`[[0u8;12]; N]`, `populated = 0`, `phase: KanbanColumn::Planning`) +(`mailbox_soa.rs:297-334`). + +### `write_row` / `WriteOutcome` + +```rust +// mailbox_soa.rs:417 +pub fn write_row(&mut self, row: usize, cycle: u32, cell: &WriteCell<'_>) -> WriteOutcome +``` +```rust +// mailbox_soa.rs:241-254 +pub enum WriteOutcome { + /// cycle == current_cycle — cell applied, last_write_cycle[row] stamped. + Accepted, + /// cycle strictly behind current_cycle (wrap-aware) — nothing mutated, + /// stale_write_count incremented. + Stale, + /// cycle strictly ahead of current_cycle (wrap-aware) — nothing mutated. + Future, +} +``` +Gate logic (`mailbox_soa.rs:417-463`): `row >= N` → `Stale` (no mutation, "a +row we do not own is never written"). Otherwise wrap-aware delta = +`self.current_cycle.wrapping_sub(cycle)`: `delta == 0` → apply every `Some` +field of `cell` via the per-column setters (`set_content`/`set_topic`/ +`set_angle`/`set_edge`/`set_qualia`/`set_meta`/`set_entity_type`/ +`set_temporal`/`set_expert`/`set_sigma`), stamp `last_write_cycle[row] = +cycle`, return `Accepted`; `delta < 0x8000_0000` → `stale_write_count` +saturating-incremented, return `Stale`; else → `Future` (no mutation). + +`WriteCell<'a>` (`mailbox_soa.rs:262-283`, `#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]`): +```rust +pub struct WriteCell<'a> { + pub content: Option<&'a [u64]>, // WORDS_PER_FP u64, borrowed + pub topic: Option<&'a [u64]>, + pub angle: Option<&'a [u64]>, + pub edge: Option, + pub qualia: Option, + pub meta: Option, + pub entity_type: Option, + pub temporal: Option, + pub expert: Option, + pub sigma: Option, +} +``` + +### `set_populated` / `current_cycle` + +```rust +// mailbox_soa.rs:495 +pub fn set_populated(&mut self, n: usize) // = n.min(N); a DECLARATION, not an implicit counter +// mailbox_soa.rs:486 +pub fn populated(&self) -> usize +``` +`current_cycle` is read via the `MailboxSoaView::current_cycle(&self) -> u32` +trait impl (`mailbox_soa.rs:872-874`, returns `self.current_cycle`); advanced +via `pub fn tick(&mut self)` (`mailbox_soa.rs:399-401`, +`current_cycle.wrapping_add(1)`) — **not** a field named `current_cycle()` as +an inherent method; the inherent field is `pub(crate)`-scoped implicitly +through the struct (not confirmed `pub` — see § NOT VERIFIED) and reached +through the trait method in all call sites grepped. + +### `MailboxSoaOwner` / `MailboxSoaView` impls for `MailboxSoA` + +```rust +// mailbox_soa.rs:852 impl block header +impl MailboxSoaView for MailboxSoA { + fn mailbox_id(&self) -> MailboxId { self.mailbox_id } // :854-856 + fn n_rows(&self) -> usize { self.populated } // :858-866 (NOT N — populated) + fn w_slot(&self) -> u8 { self.w_slot } // :868-870 + fn current_cycle(&self) -> u32 { self.current_cycle } // :872-874 + fn phase(&self) -> KanbanColumn { self.phase } // :876-878 + fn identity_plane_at(&self, row: usize, plane: IdentityPlane) -> Option<&[u64]> // :886-895 + fn style_lane_at(&self, row: usize, lane: StyleLane) -> Option<[u8; 12]> // :902-911 + fn energy(&self) -> &[f32] { &self.energy } // :913-915 + fn edges_raw(&self) -> &[u64] // unsafe repr(transparent) cast, :917-931 + fn meta_raw(&self) -> &[u32] // unsafe repr(transparent) cast, :934-941 + fn entity_type(&self) -> &[u16] { &self.entity_type } // :944-946 +} +``` +`identity_plane_at`/`style_lane_at` both guard `row >= self.populated` → +`None` (never reads a zero-padded capacity row) before dispatching to +`content_row`/`topic_row`/`angle_row` or `frozen_style`/`learned_style`/ +`explore_style`. + +```rust +// mailbox_soa.rs:949 +impl MailboxSoaOwner for MailboxSoA { + fn advance_phase(&mut self, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove // :953-973 +} +``` +Body: `from = self.phase; self.phase = to;` then constructs `KanbanMove { +mailbox: self.mailbox_id, from, to, witness_chain_position: +self.current_cycle, exec: ExecTarget::Native }`. **`try_advance_phase` is NOT +overridden here** — `MailboxSoA` uses the trait's DEFAULT impl from +`lance_graph_contract::soa_view::MailboxSoaOwner` (see below); no +`fn try_advance_phase` appears anywhere in `mailbox_soa.rs` (grep returned +zero hits in this file). + +### `MailboxSoaOwner`/`MailboxSoaView` trait definitions — +`crates/lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs` + +```rust +// soa_view.rs:67-89 (required methods only; several defaulted methods omitted, see below) +pub trait MailboxSoaView { + fn mailbox_id(&self) -> MailboxId; + fn n_rows(&self) -> usize; + fn w_slot(&self) -> u8; + fn current_cycle(&self) -> u32; + fn phase(&self) -> KanbanColumn; + fn energy(&self) -> &[f32]; + fn edges_raw(&self) -> &[u64]; + fn meta_raw(&self) -> &[u32]; + fn entity_type(&self) -> &[u16]; + // defaulted (deferred-binding, all return None unless overridden): + fn class_id(&self) -> &[u16] { self.entity_type() } // :99-102 + fn class_id_at(&self, row: usize) -> u16 { self.entity_type()[row] } // :105-108 + fn row_for_local_key(&self, _local_key: u64) -> Option { None } // :125-128 + fn hhtl_path_at(&self, _row: usize) -> Option { None } // :143-146 + fn edge_block_at(&self, _row: usize) -> Option { None } // :162-165 + fn identity_plane_at(&self, _row: usize, _plane: IdentityPlane) -> Option<&[u64]> { None } // :176-179 + fn style_lane_at(&self, _row: usize, _lane: StyleLane) -> Option<[u8; 12]> { None } // :195-198 + fn triangle_at(&self, row: usize, family: u8) -> Option<(u8, u8, u8)> { /* composes style_lane_at ×3 */ } // :209-219 + fn style_rails_at(&self, row: usize, lane: StyleLane) -> Option<[(u8,u8);6]> { /* composes style_lane_at */ } // :240-251 + fn energy_at(&self, row: usize) -> f32 { self.energy()[row] } // :283-286 +} +``` +**No `fn qualia(&self)` on this trait.** Explicit comment +(`soa_view.rs:253-255`): "the qualia column (`QualiaI4_16D`) accessor is +intentionally omitted — add `fn qualia(&self) -> &[crate::qualia:: +QualiaI4_16D]` when the first consumer (planner strategy selection) needs +it; keep the read surface minimal until then." This directly matches +`cycle_driver.rs`'s own doc note that `shade_owner`'s qualia/mantissa are +caller-supplied because `MailboxSoaView` does not yet expose `qualia()`. +Similarly no `episodic_witness` accessor yet (`soa_view.rs:257-277`, deferred +for `EpisodicWitness64`, not yet a code symbol). + +```rust +// soa_view.rs:295-321 +pub trait MailboxSoaOwner: MailboxSoaView { + fn advance_phase(&mut self, to: KanbanColumn) -> KanbanMove; + + fn try_advance_phase( + &mut self, + to: KanbanColumn, + ) -> Result { + let from = self.phase(); + if from.can_transition_to(to) { + Ok(self.advance_phase(to)) + } else { + Err(RubiconTransitionError { from, to }) + } + } +} +``` +`try_advance_phase` is a **default trait method** — checks +`KanbanColumn::can_transition_to` before calling the (required, unchecked) +`advance_phase`; returns `RubiconTransitionError { from, to }` on an illegal +edge with no mutation. `MailboxSoA` inherits this default unmodified. + +### `MailboxSoaView` read accessors used by `blw_fusion.rs`-style consumers + +`identity_plane_at` is the accessor `blw_fusion.rs` and any Hamming/CAM +distance reader would use (confirmed present and overridden on +`MailboxSoA`, `mailbox_soa.rs:886-895`, guarded by `populated`). No other +"identity_plane_at etc." read accessors beyond `style_lane_at`/`triangle_at`/ +`style_rails_at`/`energy_at` were found on the trait (full list above is +exhaustive for this file). + +--- + +## D. The seeding surfaces + +### `examples/blw_fusion.rs` — seed/seal loop call sequence + +Landed 2026-08-04 (per `AGENT_LOG.md:1-8`). Key calls, in execution order, +with line numbers: + +``` +blw_fusion.rs:723 let mut owner: Tenant = MailboxSoA::new(TENANT_ID, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD); +blw_fusion.rs:726 seed_slice(&mut owner, 0, &verses[0..SLICE]) -- slice 1, BEFORE the loop +blw_fusion.rs:727 owner.set_populated(seated_total); +blw_fusion.rs:728 owner.tick(); -- cycle 0 -> 1 +blw_fusion.rs:730 let sink = MemWal::new(); -- local WalSink impl, mirrors persist_sink::FakeWalSink +blw_fusion.rs:731 let mut writer: BatchWriter = BatchWriter::new(); + +-- per cycle c in 1..=8 (plan: KanbanColumn DAG Planning->CognitiveWork->Evaluation->Plan->Planning, twice) -- +blw_fusion.rs:791 assert_eq!(owner.phase(), spec.from, ...) +blw_fusion.rs:797 seed_slice(&mut owner, (c-1)*SLICE, &verses[(c-1)*SLICE..c*SLICE]) -- c > 1 only +blw_fusion.rs:803 owner.set_populated(seated_total); +blw_fusion.rs:817 rank_verdicts(&owner, seated_total, &seed_a) -- score+verdict FULL pool +blw_fusion.rs:818 rank_verdicts(&owner, seated_total, &seed_b) +blw_fusion.rs:819-821 contains_all(&owner, row, &god_probe) per row -- verdict_z +blw_fusion.rs:835 emit_bootstrap_intent(&outcome, owner.mailbox_id(), owner_cycle, &mut writer, span) +blw_fusion.rs:837 writer.on_behalf_of(cast) +blw_fusion.rs:846 writer.intent_moves(cast) +blw_fusion.rs:854-861 build one SweepSlot { cycle: spec.id, stream_position: c as u64, + owner: cast_owner, row: 0, paired_move: Some(cast_move), + payload: span.to_le_bytes().to_vec() } +blw_fusion.rs:864 persist_cycle(&sink, CycleFrame::new(spec.id, base), slots).await? +blw_fusion.rs:871 sink.scan_sealed(Some(base)).await? +blw_fusion.rs:872 recover_and_apply(&mut owner, &sealed, watermark).map_err(|(_, e)| e)? +blw_fusion.rs:873 watermark = recovered.watermark; +blw_fusion.rs:930 owner.tick(); +``` + +**Load-bearing finding:** this example does **not** call +`cycle_driver::seal_cycle` / `cycle_driver::apply_sealed_transitions` / +`cycle_driver::run_cycle` at all. It calls the lower-level +`lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{persist_cycle, recover_and_apply}` +directly (confirmed import at `blw_fusion.rs:101`: `SweepSlot, WalSink, +WriteFailed` from that module, plus `persist_cycle`/`recover_and_apply` used +inline — exact `use` line for those two symbols not captured in this pass, +see § NOT VERIFIED) and its own local `MemWal` (`blw_fusion.rs:393-478` per +the earlier grep, `impl WalSink for MemWal` at `:422`) rather than +`cycle_driver::FakeWalSink`. The lifecycle intent is built by hand via +`bootstrap_intent(from, to) -> KanbanMove` (`blw_fusion.rs:530-538`, mailbox +0, witness_chain_position 0, `ExecTarget::Elixir`) and staged through +`emit_bootstrap_intent` (from `lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter`, same +function `cycle_driver.rs` uses in `cognitive_pass`) — so the P4c +rebind-and-cast seam is shared, but the P4a/P4b seal+apply seam +(`collect_casts`/`seal_cycle`/`apply_sealed_transitions`) is **not** +exercised by this example; it reimplements an equivalent single-slot +seal/apply by hand each cycle. + +### `crates/deepnsm-v2/src/` — lib surface for verses/triplets + +`lib.rs` module list (`crates/deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs:37-50`): `ancestry`, +`basin`, `belief`, `codebook`, `corpus`, `evidence`, `fsm`, `introspect`, +`reason`, `shape`, `space`, `spo`, `vocab`, `wave`. + +**`corpus` module** (`crates/deepnsm-v2/src/corpus.rs`) — text → verses: +```rust +pub const GUTENBERG_FOOTER: &str = "*** END OF THE PROJECT GUTENBERG"; // corpus.rs:13 +pub const KJV_OLD_TESTAMENT_VERSES: usize = 23_145; // corpus.rs:24 (documentation only, not a threshold) +pub fn is_verse_marker(tok: &str) -> bool // corpus.rs:28 +pub fn split_verses(text: &str) -> Vec // corpus.rs:56 +pub struct CorpusSplit { pub verses: Vec, pub crossed_new_testament: bool } // corpus.rs:71-81 +pub fn split_verses_detailed(text: &str) -> CorpusSplit // corpus.rs:96 +``` +`split_verses` splits on `d+:d+` verse markers (e.g. `1:1`), truncating body +text at the FULL `GUTENBERG_FOOTER` string (not a bare `***`, which is only +the OT/NT separator and must not be treated as end-of-file — the historical +truncation bug this module fixes, doc at `corpus.rs:37-54`). + +**`bible_wave.rs` corpus-to-triples shape** (referenced in `lib.rs:31-33` doc, +not independently opened this pass): "`examples/bible_wave.rs` runs the whole +KJV (23,145 verses = one 64k tile) through FSM → SPO → `TemporalStream`" — see +§ NOT VERIFIED (file not read directly). + +**Top-level `Nsm` engine + `TemporalStream`** (`lib.rs:93-220`): +```rust +pub struct Nsm { + pub vocab: PaletteVocab, // frequency-ranked ROUTING address + pub space: Cam96Space, // CAM-PQ 96 meaning-DISTRIBUTION space + codes: Vec, // private; per-word-id 96-bit meaning code +} +impl Nsm { + pub fn new(vocab: PaletteVocab, space: Cam96Space) -> Self; // lib.rs:106 + pub fn with_codes(vocab: PaletteVocab, space: Cam96Space, codes: Vec) -> Self; // lib.rs:118 + pub fn ingest(&self, tokens: &[Tagged]) -> Vec; // lib.rs:128, delegates to fsm::parse_to_spo + pub fn code(&self, word: &str) -> Option<&Cam96>; // lib.rs:135 + pub fn word_similarity(&self, a: &str, b: &str) -> Option; // lib.rs:143 + pub fn triple_similarity(&self, a: Spo, b: Spo) -> [Option; 3]; // lib.rs:151 +} + +pub struct TemporalStream { entries: Vec<(u64, Spo)> } // lib.rs:173-176, private field +impl TemporalStream { + pub fn new() -> Self; // lib.rs:181 + pub fn push(&mut self, version: u64, triple: Spo); // lib.rs:186 + pub fn window_at(&self, ref_version: u64) -> impl Iterator + '_; // lib.rs:202, borrowing projection via TemporalPov::at + pub fn window_range(&self, range: VersionRange) -> impl Iterator + '_; // lib.rs:214 +} +``` +`window_at`/`window_range` are explicitly documented as **borrowing +projections, never a second store** (`lib.rs:194-201`) — consistent with the +`temporal.rs` sorted-stream doctrine referenced in the top-level `CLAUDE.md` +"2026-07-10 supersession" note. + +Re-exports at crate root (`lib.rs:54-77`): `FamilyTrie`; `basin_self_code, +heldout_bessel_gate, heldout_constant_n_gate, heldout_split_gate, BasinCode, +HeldOutGate`; `Belief, BeliefArena, CStmt, Copula, ReviseOutcome, Stamp`; +`load_cam96_codes, load_cam96_space, CodebookError`; `evidence_basin, +forward_gate, novelty_rate, open_question_yield, partial_spearman, +shuffle_beliefs_null, shuffle_rungs_null, EvidenceBasin, ForwardGateReport`; +`parse_to_spo, Pos, Tagged`; `confidence_delta_recount, +confidence_delta_self, most_frequent_belief, provenance_check, +ConfidenceAnswer, ProvenanceReport`; `detect, detect_all, +detect_all_measured, detect_measured, MeasuredShape, Representation, +ShapeClass, ShapeReport`; `AdcSpace, Cam96, Cam96Space, SemanticSpace`; +`Spo`; `PaletteVocab, WordId`; `WitnessStream`. + +--- + +## NOT VERIFIED + +- **`KanbanColumn::advance_on_gate`** — signature and full match arms not + read directly in this pass (not opened; behavior inferred only from + `cycle_driver.rs` test names/asserts at `cycle_driver.rs:1682-1726`). Lives + in `lance_graph_contract::kanban` per the `use` at `cycle_driver.rs:69`. +- **`KanbanColumn::can_transition_to`** — referenced by `try_advance_phase`'s + default body (`soa_view.rs:316`) and by a `style_strategy.rs` test + (`style_strategy.rs:865`), but its own definition/match arms were not + opened in this pass. +- **`MailboxId` underlying type** — treated as `u32` based on usage + (`u64::from` conversions in `cycle_driver.rs` tests, `& 0x3F` masking in + `soa_view.rs` `FakeSoa::w_slot`), but `pub type MailboxId = …` in + `lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate` was not opened directly. +- **`BatchWriter

`** (`cast`, `on_behalf_of`, `intent_moves`, + `drain_pending_payloads`) and **`emit_bootstrap_intent`** + (`lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter`) — signatures used pervasively in + both `cycle_driver.rs` and `blw_fusion.rs` but their own definitions were + not opened in this pass (out of the requested A–D scope). +- **`persist_cycle` / `recover_and_apply` / `RecoveredCycle` (or whatever the + return type of `recover_and_apply` is named)** in + `lance_graph_planner::persist_sink` — signatures not independently + confirmed; only their call sites in `cycle_driver.rs` tests and + `blw_fusion.rs:864,872` were read. `recovered.watermark` and + `recovered.applied` field names are taken on faith from + `blw_fusion.rs:873,875,879` and `cycle_driver.rs`'s own + `recover_fleet`/`recover_and_apply` usage (`cycle_driver.rs:725`), not from + the type's own declaration. +- **`examples/bible_wave.rs`** — not opened in this pass; its FSM → SPO → + `TemporalStream` pipeline is reported only via the `deepnsm-v2/src/lib.rs` + module-doc summary (`lib.rs:26-35`), not from the example's own source. +- **`crates/deepnsm-v2/src/vocab.rs` / `spo.rs`** (`PaletteVocab`, `WordId`, + `Spo` struct fields) — not opened; only inferred from `lib.rs` usage + (`Spo::new(subject, predicate, object)`-shaped calls in `lib.rs` tests) and + the `blw_fusion.rs`/`cycle_driver.rs` grep results. +- **`MailboxSoA` private field visibility** — `phase` is confirmed + `pub(crate)` (`mailbox_soa.rs:229`); other fields' exact visibility + (`energy`, `current_cycle`, etc.) were not individually confirmed as + `pub`/`pub(crate)`/private beyond what the accessor methods imply — only + the accessor methods themselves were verified as the intended read/write + surface. +- **The exact `use` line(s) importing `persist_cycle`/`recover_and_apply` + into `blw_fusion.rs`** — the import block was not fully re-read after the + initial partial grep (`blw_fusion.rs:101` covers `SweepSlot, WalSink, + WriteFailed` only); the two function imports are inferred from call-site + usage, not confirmed against an explicit `use` statement. +- **`rank_verdicts` / `contains_all` / `encode_plane` / `bloom_of_terms`** + (blw_fusion.rs helpers) — call sites read, full bodies not inventoried + (out of scope per the brief, which asked only for the seed/seal call + sequence). diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md b/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..167dc287 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ +# Observer-Effect Measurement Doctrine — the TFPN design (D-BLW-5) + +> **READ BY:** truth-architect, certification-officer, integration-lead, and +> any session building D-BLW-5 or ANY probe that feeds a measured statistic +> back into the awareness lane (jc loops, MUL-coupled criteria, NARS +> belief-injection experiments). +> +> **Status:** design doctrine, operator-ruled 2026-08-04. The *machinery* +> references are FINDING (every cited surface exists in source, anchors +> below). The *effect* is CONJECTURE — D-BLW-5 is unmeasured, queued behind +> PROBE-IGNITION. Plan: `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` +> §12.9 + §12.9a. + +--- + +## 1. The claim under test + +D-BLW-3 (§12.8, SHIPPED + MEASURED) measured **first-order fusion**: horizons +merge by sharing *data* (pool growth; Δκ −0.485 → 0 over 8 horizons). +D-BLW-5 measures **second-order fusion**: horizons merge by sharing the +**measurement of each other**. Information about the correlation of a +dataset, when it enters the awareness, influences the correlation — the +observer effect, run deliberately and instrumented instead of avoided. + +The Click's own arrow is the hook: `awareness.revise(key, outcome)` → +`global_context += fact` → reshapes the NEXT cycle's F landscape. Here the +injected fact is *about the cohort's own statistics*. + +--- + +## 2. The payload law — distribution × Prozentrang, NEVER the raw statistic + +**What is injected is not the correlation.** Injecting the raw scalar (κ, φ, +or the full `BinaryAssociation` as a value) builds the Goodhart collapse into +the instrument: a scalar is trivially echoable, so the anchoring fixed point +(awareness parrots the number back) is available by construction and the +F-arms cannot distinguish anchoring from reflection. + +**What is injected — the preserving payload:** + +1. **The distribution SHAPE** of the statistic over the *prior* pool — a + palette256/HDR-bucketed census (banded exposure with popcount-stacking + early exit, statistical confidence-interval thresholds, preheating + + rolling floor bucket — the Belichtungsmesser reading). +2. **The Prozentrang** — the percentile rank of the observed association + *within that prior distribution*. A rank-within-a-shape says where the + observation SITS without handing the awareness a value to parrot. + +**Machinery anchors (FINDING — these exist):** +- `ndarray::hpc::cascade` — `expose(distance) → Band` + (Foveal/Near/Good/Weak/Reject, `cascade.rs:162-175`) + + `recalibrate(&mut self, alert: &ShiftAlert)` (`cascade.rs:211`): the + banded exposure meter with recalibration. +- `ndarray::hpc::statistics` — `percentile(&self, p)` (`statistics.rs:41`). +- Exact wiring of shape-census → injection payload is pinned at build time; + the doctrine binds the SHAPE of the payload, not an API. + +--- + +## 3. The single-measurement law — once measured, never remeasured + +**A measurement burns the state it measured.** + +- S₀ is measured **once**, at version V₀, and sealed (version-stamped). +- After injection, the system that produced S₀ no longer exists. Running the + instrument again yields **S₁ at V₁ — a NEW one-shot measurement of a + DIFFERENT (post-injection) system** — never a "remeasure of S₀". A + remeasure of S₀ does not exist even in principle. +- The only thing that carries forward from V₀: **shape₀ × rank₀**, frozen. + +**Enforcement = temporal.rs hindsight blindness × the shape sensor:** + +- `temporal.rs` supplies the blindness: rung-gated version-range reads — a + Strict-rung reader at V sees only ≤ V. The D-BLW-3 fusion example is the + proven precedent (`no_hindsight_streamed_known_game`; `QueryReference::at` + + `deinterlace`). +- The shape sensor's output rides as **META only**: rung-marked ELEVATED + (statistic-as-witness, higher-rung derivation — the zero-copy carve-out), + never as corpus, and **never recomputed over post-injection data and + back-dated to V₀**. +- This combination is what makes the probe viable *without* remeasurement: + every arm's injection payload derives from the V₀-sealed shape; every + arm's observable is a fresh V₁ one-shot; the comparison is between two + version-stamped one-shots, each blind to what came after it. + +--- + +## 4. The TFPN arms, with their philosophical readings + +| arm | injection (per §2) | reading | pre-registered expectation | +|---|---|---|---| +| **T** (true) | shape₀ × true rank₀, ELEVATED-rung | **Gadamer, Wirkungsgeschichte**: understanding is conditioned by what tradition hands it — the fused horizon is *wirkungsgeschichtliches Bewusstsein* made measurable | the observable: S₁ − S₀ (two one-shots, V₁ vs V₀). Fires iff it clears the pre-pinned floor. | +| **F+ / F−** (false) | true shape₀ × FALSE rank (shifted far high / far low on the bounded rank axis) | **the direction test.** S₁ tracking the injected rank = **Gadamer's Vorurteil as anchoring** (prejudice-structure dominating evidence) = **Goodhart realized** (a measure that becomes a belief ceases to be a good measure). S₁ correcting TOWARD truth against the injection = evidence-dominance (the hermeneutic circle revising its prejudice). Movement invariant to the injected value = mere perturbation, no verdict. | both directions MUST run — a one-sided F is not a direction test. | +| **P** (placebo) | structurally identical shape-and-rank envelope, zero information (choice pinned at build time; note: "uniform shape + median rank" is NOT empty — it asserts *nothing unusual*, a real statement) | instrument validity | **must not move.** If P moves S₁, the instrument measures injection mechanics, not information. | +| **N** (null instrument, free) | the T-injection observed through the §12.8 bloom-rank criterion | the awareness-free control | **must stay frozen BY CONSTRUCTION** — that criterion has no awareness term. Second duty: N's own V₀-vs-V₁ shape drift measures pool drift absent awareness coupling — the baseline the observer effect is read against. | + +**Mechanical prerequisite (honest):** the §12.8 popcount-rank instrument +CANNOT exhibit the effect — no awareness input — which is exactly what makes +it arm N. The observed reader must be awareness-coupled: NARS-revision side +(the injected shape×rank participates as a belief, interacting via +support/contradiction) or a MUL-qualia-coupled criterion. Choosing which is +the probe's first build decision. + +--- + +## 5. The falsification regimen + +Pre-registration and guards, all binding BEFORE any run: + +1. **Pre-registered, non-adjustable numbers.** Every floor, band, and rank + shift is pinned at build time, before the first run. Hand-tuned values + are labeled as such per I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK. Post-hoc adjustment of any + threshold voids the run. +2. **Kill conditions, pre-accepted:** + - **P moves** ⇒ instrument invalid. Reported, not tuned away. + - **N moves** ⇒ plumbing leak; the run is void (the G2 pattern one level + up: an awareness-free criterion that responds to awareness input is a + defect in the harness, not a discovery). + - **T silent at every floor** ⇒ the finding is the honest null: + "awareness does not reflect this statistic." True and useful. + - **F tracks injected rank** ⇒ the anchoring/testimony-dominance finding + stands even if T is silent — Goodhart-vulnerability is itself the + discovery. +3. **Guard twins (house falsifiability rule):** every gate carries a + can-FIRE test and a can-STAY-SILENT test, both on non-trivial inputs. +4. **The remeasure guard (new, from the single-measurement law):** the + measurement ledger is append-only, keyed `(statistic-id, version)`. A + second computation attempt at a sealed key must ERROR. + - can-fire: a test attempts the recompute and proves the guard barks; + - can-stay-silent: a fresh `(id, V+1)` one-shot passes untouched. +5. **Direction-test symmetry:** F+ and F− both run, same magnitude of rank + shift, opposite signs. +6. **No p-values** (C4). The paired contrasts + placebo + null-instrument + arms ARE the inference. Full tables, never bare κ (C2 naming). +7. **Anti-circularity, instrumented not violated (C6):** C6 forbids a + witness gating the slice it was computed on because that is a + self-proving loop. This probe deliberately CLOSES that loop and MEASURES + it — therefore **nothing downstream may gate on S₁**, ever. The loop is + an observable, never an admission criterion. +8. **jc stays the one-way oracle:** `crates/jc` measures S₀ and S₁, is + never modified, and is never fed its own output as input. The loop runs + through the system's awareness, not through jc. + +--- + +## 6. Cross-references + +- Plan: `.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.8 (D-BLW-3 + first-order result), §12.9 (D-BLW-5 arms), §12.9a (payload refinement — + this doctrine's plan-side mirror). +- Board: `EPIPHANIES.md` `E-HORIZONTVERSCHMELZUNG-GAP-CLOSES-1` (first-order + gap closure), `E-MEASUREMENT-BURNS-THE-STATE-1` (the single-measurement + law). +- Iron rules: I-NOISE-FLOOR-JIRAK (threshold labeling); + falsifiability rule (CLAUDE.md P0 — can-fire/can-stay-silent twins). +- Precedent code: `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` + (version-gated hindsight-blind reads, the G-gate discipline); + `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/temporal.rs` (`QueryReference::at`, + rung admission, `deinterlace`). diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index d5e72756..01520674 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1456,3 +1456,39 @@ criterion. Choosing which is the probe's first design decision. reflect this statistic" is the finding — a true and useful null; F-arms tracking injected values ⇒ the anchoring finding stands even if T is silent (testimony-dominance is itself the discovery). + +#### 12.9a Payload refinement (operator, 2026-08-04 same day — refines the arm table's injection column in place) + +> Full doctrine (TFPN arms + Gadamer/Goodhart readings + falsification +> regimen): `.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md`. This +> subsection is the plan-side delta. + +1. **Not the correlation — distribution × Prozentrang.** The injected fact + is never the raw association scalar (a scalar is trivially echoable, so + the Goodhart/anchoring fixed point would be built into the instrument). + The preserving payload is (a) the distribution SHAPE of the statistic + over the *prior* pool — palette256/HDR-bucketed census via the + Belichtungsmesser machinery (banded exposure + popcount-stacking early + exit + CI thresholds + preheat/rolling-floor; anchors: + `ndarray::hpc::cascade::{expose→Band, recalibrate}`, + `ndarray::hpc::statistics::percentile`) and (b) the **Prozentrang** — + the percentile rank of the observed association within that prior shape. +2. **The single-measurement law.** A measurement burns the state it + measured: S₀ is one-shot at V₀, sealed. Post-injection the system that + produced S₀ no longer exists — the instrument's next run is S₁ at V₁, a + NEW one-shot of a DIFFERENT system, never a "remeasure". The only + carry-forward from V₀ is shape₀ × rank₀, frozen. +3. **temporal.rs × sensor = the meta channel.** Hindsight blindness + (Strict-rung version-gated reads, the D-BLW-3 `no_hindsight_*` + precedent) × the shape sensor, riding as META only (ELEVATED + rung-marked), never corpus, never recomputed-and-back-dated. This is + what makes the probe viable *without* remeasurement. +4. **Arm-table deltas:** T injects shape₀ × true rank₀; F± inject the TRUE + shape₀ with a FALSE rank (shifted high/low on the bounded rank axis — + cleaner than fabricating a whole table); P's zero-information envelope + choice is pinned at build time (note: uniform-shape + median-rank is NOT + empty — it asserts "nothing unusual"); N unchanged + gains the + pool-drift-baseline duty (its own V₀-vs-V₁ shape drift, awareness-free). +5. **New guard:** the remeasure guard — append-only measurement ledger + keyed `(statistic-id, version)`; recompute at a sealed key ERRORS, with + can-fire + can-stay-silent tests. From 0ac4520ec29e909c258a2e4fd1140fede8c5f6c7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Tue, 4 Aug 2026 23:58:02 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 42/54] =?UTF-8?q?Plan=2012.10:=20PROBE-ARC-TORQUE=20family?= =?UTF-8?q?=20=E2=80=94=20arc=20torque,=20translator=20stray,=20author=20b?= =?UTF-8?q?ias=20(proposed)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Records the operator's design arc as one staged instrument, CONJECTURE throughout, queued behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5: - Stage A: torque magnitude is purely metric — per-step torque = 2x Heron triangle area from three HHTL O(1) tier-table distances; radial sign free; chirality needs a frame, supplied by ndarray helix_orient (RVQ-on-sphere, Fisher-2z-normalized decode, O(1) LUT comparability — verified in source, Pearson 0.9917 measured). Embedding coordinate Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2): variance-stabilized, evidence-additive, equal-information palette256 buckets, hydratable via tanh. Falsifiers F1-F4 pre-registered (radial-vs-tangential WordNet pair, clamp-rate accounting, additivity inertness, hydration round-trip). - Stage B: translation variance — verse-aligned parallel versions, floor = intra-language variance (the placebo arm), stray = Prozentrang above pin per 12.9a; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-ho as the known-answer falsifier; translator mindset = the systematic deviation field (TFPN mapping: T = source arc, F = translations as historical injections, P = intra-language pairs, N = lens-free co-occurrence null). - Stage C: author bias on the REDACTIONAL layer (synoptic-dependence confound handled), in-canon ground-truth gates G1-G5 (Luke-Acts match; Mark long ending + Pericope Adulterae separate; Revelation/John split; Hebrews vs Paul) before any non-canonical attribution; outputs shape x rank, never bare match scalars; classical stylometry as prior-art baseline. Also lands the completed PROBE-IGNITION Opus design-lane tag file (exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md, 528 lines): realization (a) — no new bit; arming is a MetaWord write, where() scopes the scan, an armed owner in a scanned non-absorbing column IS started; no carry-over list (held owners re-found by scan); 11 pre-registered assertions; CI needs --features cycle-driver in the same PR as the probe. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 1 + .../exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md | 528 ++++++++++++++++++ .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 107 ++++ 3 files changed, 636 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 1b179895..f235f4fa 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -40,6 +40,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | MEASURED KILL 2026-08-04 (plan §12.7) — instrument writes 3 of 24 loci, 1 shared, so agreement_count is capped at 1 before any verse is read; rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | **SHIPPED + MEASURED 2026-08-04** (`examples/blw_fusion.rs`, re-scoped per design B1 to two rank projections over the tenant): band IN/IN (κ 0.49/0.46); Δκ at V_pin −0.031 = middle ground, no fusion verdict; the 8-horizon table shows the a-priori/hindsight gap CLOSING monotonically (Δκ −0.485→0, Hamming A 152→0) — DROP does not fire; first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor + `deinterlace` caller | plan cycle-driver 12 + §12.8 result | | D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | +| PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c0d7ed29 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md @@ -0,0 +1,528 @@ +# PROBE-IGNITION — design note (Opus filigree lane, design-only, no code) + +> **Scope:** the falsifier for *"inject corpus X into thinking style Z"* — the +> first DRIVEN traversal of the built-but-undriven write path +> (`batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md` §0: *"the machinery exists and is +> undriven"*). This note decides placement, the ignition grammar's lowering, +> the pre-registered assertion table, and the silence-honesty design. It writes +> no code and proposes no change to `crates/jc`, `temporal.rs`, or +> `persist_sink.rs`. +> +> **Operator ruling folded in (mid-flight, 2026-08-04):** *"I don't want any +> messaging in the common sense, only casting and eventually 'looking into the +> kanban'. In theory it could be as simple as setting a start bit in a kanban +> tenant."* Every message-shaped element of the earlier draft was **rewritten, +> not annotated** — §1b carries the (a)/(b) decision the ruling demands, §2 is +> a scan-and-cast loop with no queue, and §3's G-table gained the +> discovered-by-reading twin. + +--- + +## §0 — Headline: what this probe proves, and what it deliberately cannot + +**Proves (can-fire).** A fleet of real `MailboxSoA` tenants, seeded from a real +corpus and armed with a thinking style by a **write**, is discovered by a +**scan of the kanban board alone**; the armed style's own `StrategyOutcome` +(minted by `StyleStrategy::plan`, `style_strategy.rs:270-289`) is **cast** +write-on-behalf through `emit_bootstrap_intent` (`owner_adapter.rs:92`); the +cast is drained, sealed into ONE WAL write / ONE version, and applied +(`run_cycle`, `cycle_driver.rs:446`) — and **only then** does any phase change. +The MUL gate (`shade_owner` → `gate_decision_i4`, `cycle_driver.rs:615` / +`mul.rs:575`) sustains the arc from `CognitiveWork` onward. Ignition is the +first `run_cycle` in the tree with a real owner, a real corpus, and a real +style behind it. + +**Proves (can-stay-silent).** The same loop, on the same fleet, **rests** — +and rests for five structurally distinct reasons, each with a named cause: +work exhausted (Hold on a **would-be-Flow qualia**), lifecycle absorbed +(Commit), pruned (Block), unarmed (no style bits), and out of scope (address). +On the final cycle the scan yields zero casts and **no version is sealed at +all** — `wal_writes` does not move. A brain that cannot rest is the 150/150 +defect wearing a crown; this probe's rest is *earned by the loop*, not +constructed by the fixture. + +**Deliberately cannot (see §5 for the full list).** No durability, no +parallelism, no scale, no timing, no multi-writer, no validity, no +GUID-prefix routing, no 36-style claim, no `deinterlace` claim. It is +**ignition mechanics only**. + +--- + +## §1 — Placement + +**File:** `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs` + +**Run:** `cargo test -p lance-graph-supervisor --features cycle-driver -- --nocapture` + +Reasoning, in the order the constraints bind: + +1. `run_cycle` / `collect_casts` / `shade_owner` live in **supervisor** + (`cycle_driver.rs`, behind `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]`). + `StyleStrategy` lives in **planner**. The dep edge is one-way + (`supervisor → planner`, supervisor `Cargo.toml`: *"Planner does NOT dep + supervisor — no cycle"*), so **only the supervisor side can see both**. The + probe cannot live in the planner. +2. The real owner is `cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::MailboxSoA`, which + supervisor already carries as a **dev-dependency** (`Cargo.toml`, added for + `tests/w2b_real_owner_probe.rs`) — available to `tests/` and `examples/`, + never in the runtime dep graph. No manifest change is needed. +3. `tests/` over `examples/`: an example's `main()` is **never executed by + `cargo test`** (the codex P2 that forced the Babel probes into the workflow + by hand). A `#[tokio::test]` runs under the ordinary crate test command. +4. Feature gating follows the established in-repo pattern — + `w2b_real_owner_probe.rs:19` wraps its whole body in + `#[cfg(feature = "supervisor")] mod w2b_real_owner_probe { … }`. This probe + uses `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]` the same way, so the file compiles + to nothing without the feature and needs no `required-features` entry. +5. **CI is a gate requirement, not a nicety.** The supervisor CI step passes + `--features supervisor` only; the entire P4 falsifier suite had therefore + never run in CI (`E-A-PER-FEATURE-CI-STEP-NAMED-LIKE-PER-CRATE-COVERAGE-1`, + found 2026-08-04). **This probe MUST land with the `--features + cycle-driver` invocation added to the workflow in the same PR**, or it + inherits that blind gate on arrival. + +Gate lines print as `probe.ignition.G …` via `eprintln!` — the convention +`cycle_driver.rs:1657`'s `perf.p4f` line already uses. The probe **reports its +counts**; an `expect()` would say only "not found". + +--- + +## §1b — The ignition ruling: two verbs, and which realization + +Two verbs exist in this design and no others: **CAST** (a write through +`BatchWriter`, write-on-behalf, `batch_writer.rs:132`) and **LOOK INTO THE +KANBAN** (a read of `MailboxSoaView::phase()` over the scoped owner set). There +is no endpoint, no actor, no RPC, no queue, and no command-shaped method. + +### The decision: **(a) — the start bit IS the cast. No new bit is minted.** + +`start()::where()` lowers to exactly this, all of it shipped: + +| grammar axis | lowers to | shipped surface | +|---|---|---| +| `table($x)` | seed rows: content plane + energy | `MailboxSoA::write_row` (`mailbox_soa.rs:417`), `apply_edges` (`:348`) | +| `ThinkingStyle($z)` | **a write of `MetaWord` bits** into the owner's MetaColumn | `MailboxSoA::set_meta` (`:618`) / `write_row`'s `cell.meta` | +| `where(prefix)` | the **scan's iteration scope** — a `MailboxId` range | read-only over `MailboxFleet::owner` (`cycle_driver.rs:183`) | +| `start()` | **nothing extra.** An armed owner in a non-absorbing column IS started; the next scan finds it | `MailboxSoaView::phase()` | +| `MUL(true)` | `gate_decision_i4` decides every subsequent cycle | `mul.rs:575` → `KanbanColumn::advance_on_gate` (`kanban.rs:146`) | + +**Why (a) suffices, including for "armed but not yet cycled".** That state is +expressible without a bit: `where()` scopes the **scan**, not the arming. An +owner can be armed (MetaWord bits written) and sit outside the scanned range +forever — armed, never started. The probe asserts exactly this with the +OUTSIDE cohort (§3 G7): 32 owners armed and firing, byte-identical to the +firing cohort, that never cast because **the address is the only difference**. + +**What (a) genuinely cannot do — stated so (b) is not needed on a guess.** +Reading the board alone, (a) cannot distinguish *"ignited, evaluated, and +Holding"* from *"never scanned"*: both show a non-absorbing phase and no cast. +`current_cycle` separates them only once an advance has landed, so an owner +that Held on its very first evaluation is indistinguishable from an owner +nothing ever looked at. **Nothing in PROBE-IGNITION needs that distinction** +(the probe knows its own scope and asserts the scan set directly), so (b) is +**not proposed**. + +**If (b) is ever wanted, here is its home and its trap.** The kanban×Rubicon +value tenant (`ValueTenant::Kanban`, `canonical_node.rs`, 8 bytes at value-slab +`[112,120)`, LE `phase(u8) | exec(u8) | reserved(u16) | cycle(u32)`) has **two +reserved bytes at `[2..4]`** — a documented bit there needs **no +`ENVELOPE_LAYOUT_VERSION` bump**, satisfying the envelope-auditor shape. **But +that tenant is PER-NODE**, read via `NodeRow::kanban()`, while the board this +loop drives is **per-mailbox** (`MailboxSoA::phase`, one field, no per-row +kanban column exists on the SoA at all). Setting a start bit "at the addressed +rows" would therefore create N per-row boards inside one tenant — the same +category error as the deleted tiling harness +(`E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`: an owner is a tenant, not a shard). +**If (b) is ever taken, it must be a per-MAILBOX start state, not a per-row +one**, and the two carriers must be reconciled first. Recorded here as an open +question (§6 Q3), not as a proposal. + +### The driver receives nothing (operator point 3, made structural) + +The probe's per-cycle input is `scan_board(&fleet, SCOPE_IDS)` where +`SCOPE_IDS` is a **compile-time constant range**, recomputed from nothing and +derived from no previous cycle's output. Three structural consequences the +probe asserts: + +- **No carry-over list.** `CognitiveWorkOutcome::held_owners` + (`cycle_driver.rs:483`) is **discarded every cycle**. A Held owner is + re-found by the next scan because its phase still shows it in a + non-absorbing column. This closes the #879 open item *"held_owners + accumulation becomes the driver's job with a strand falsifier"* in the + ruling-compliant direction: **there is no accumulation because there is no + list.** Falsifier: the REST cohort wakes at cycle 4 having been re-found by + scan alone (G5). +- **The scope slice is byte-identical every cycle** — asserted, so no + cycle-to-cycle channel can hide in it. +- **The only path from the harness to the loop is owner state**: seeding, + arming, and the wake are all writes into `MailboxSoA` columns; nothing else + is passed. + +--- + +## §2 — The ignition sequence, step by step + +Every function named is shipped. The probe composes; it mints no type. + +### Pre-loop (fixture construction — writes only) + +1. **Corpus.** `load_verses(path, limit)` shape from `blw_fusion.rs:478` + (`index\ttext` TSV, `BLW_KJV_TSV`, default `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv`). If the + file is absent, a deterministic synthetic corpus is generated and the + fixture provenance is **printed**. The corpus is a **non-degeneracy + fixture, not a semantic instrument** — no assertion in this probe depends on + the text being scripture. A guard asserts the seeded content planes are + non-zero and pairwise distinct across a sample, so a degenerate corpus + cannot make the byte-identity claims trivially true. +2. **Fleet.** `HashMap>` — the blanket `MailboxFleet` + impl (`cycle_driver.rs:190`). Construction `MailboxSoA::new(id, w_slot, + threshold)` (`mailbox_soa.rs:292`), `set_populated(48)` (`:495`) per the W1c + discipline, `tick()` (`:399`) to cycle 1 exactly as `blw_fusion.rs:729`. +3. **Seed (`table($x)`).** Per row: `write_row(row, cycle, &WriteCell{ content, + entity_type, temporal, meta, qualia, .. })` (`:417`). `content` via the + `encode_plane` bloom shape (`blw_tenant.rs:248-294` provenance). +4. **Arm (`ThinkingStyle($z)`) — a write.** `cell.meta = Some(MetaWord::new(z, + …))` where `z ∈ {0 unarmed, 1 Analytical, 2 Creative, 3 Reflective}` + (`cognitive_shader.rs`, `MetaWord::new` / `::thinking`). See §6 Q1 for why + the vocabulary is three values and not thirty-six. +5. **Qualia — DECLARED, copied from the shipped test fixtures.** + `flow_qualia()` (`cycle_driver.rs:1669`: warmth=4, groundedness=3, + coherence=4, valence=2) for every cohort except CONTRA, which gets + `block_qualia()` (`:1675`: coherence=−3, tension=3). Written via + `cell.qualia`. **This is not an invented corpus→qualia encoder** — it is the + same construction `cycle_driver`'s own gate falsifiers use, reused verbatim. +6. **Energize.** `apply_edges(&[(row, CausalEdge64)])` (`:348`) — the shipped + energy-delivery path (`energy[row] += mantissa/8 * confidence`), which also + enforces `edge.w_slot() == owner.w_slot`. Energy above `threshold` is what + makes a row *firing*. + +### Per cycle `c = 1..=6` + +7. **LOOK INTO THE KANBAN.** `scan_board(&fleet, SCOPE_IDS)` reads + `owner.phase()` for each id in the constant scope and partitions into + `planning / cognitive / evaluation / absorbed`, plus `missing` for a scoped + id with no registered owner. Pure reads through `MailboxFleet::owner` + (`cycle_driver.rs:183`). +8. **Planning column → the STYLE mints.** Probe-local `column_pass` (see §6 Q2 + — the shipped `cognitive_pass` cannot reach this column): + - `armed = MetaWord::thinking(owner.meta_at(0))`; `0` ⇒ skip (unarmed). + - `gate = gate_decision_i4(&owner.qualia_at(0), mantissa_of(owner))` + (`mul.rs:575`). + - `target = owner.phase().advance_on_gate(&gate)` (`kanban.rs:146`); + `None` (Hold) ⇒ **rest, cast nothing**. + - `out = StyleStrategy.plan(PlanInput{ context: ctx_of(owner, armed), plan: + None, outcome: None }, &mut Arena::new())` (`style_strategy.rs:270`) → + `StrategyOutcome{ reliability, intended_move: Planning→CognitiveWork, + exec: Elixir }`. + - If `out.intended_move.to != target` (i.e. the gate said Prune), replace + with `shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, out.reliability)` + (`cycle_driver.rs:615`) — the gate's move, still carrying the **style's** + reliability. + - `emit_bootstrap_intent(&out, owner.mailbox_id(), owner.current_cycle(), + &mut writer, payload)` (`owner_adapter.rs:92`) → `rebind_bootstrap` + (`:68`) binds mailbox 0 → live owner, no-theft guarded → `BatchWriter::cast` + (`batch_writer.rs:132`). +9. **CognitiveWork column → the SHIPPED seam, the GATE mints.** + `run_cognitive_work_gated_over(&fleet, &scan.cognitive, &mut writer, + read_gate)` (`cycle_driver.rs:662`), `read_gate` returning + `(qualia_at(0), mantissa_of(owner), StyleStrategy::reliability_for(style, + &ctx), payload)`. `shade_owner` mints (`exec: Native`). + **`held_owners` is discarded.** +10. **Evaluation column → probe-local `column_pass`** (same shape as step 8; + the style's `intended_move` cannot express this edge, so the gate mints). +11. **REST BRANCH.** If `writer` staged **zero** casts this cycle: record the + cycle as a rest, **do not seal**, do not call `run_cycle`. No version, no + WAL write. (`persist_cycle` has no empty-batch guard — an empty cycle would + still commit and burn a version, i.e. a heartbeat. Not resting is a write; + resting must be no write.) +12. **Otherwise `run_cycle(&sink, &mut fleet, &mut writer, CycleFrame::new( + CycleId(c), base), position_base, &mut watermarks, |_| 0u64)`** + (`cycle_driver.rs:446`) — which is `collect_casts` (`:220`) → + `seal_cycle` (`:280`) → `persist_cycle` → `apply_sealed_transitions` + (`:338`) → `MailboxSoaOwner::try_advance_phase` (`soa_view.rs:295-322`). + `position_base = max(prev_base, sealed.next_position_base)` — the + restart-stable contract (`collect_casts` doc, `:203-210`). +13. **Write-back pass (`&mut`, after apply — never during compute).** For each + owner in `applied.applied`: `consume_firing(row)` on ONE firing row + (`mailbox_soa.rs:380` — stamps `last_active_cycle`, resets `energy[row]`, + same-cycle idempotency guarded). This is what makes `mantissa` fall. +14. **Scheduled wake (cycle 4 only).** `apply_edges` re-energizes one row of + each REST-cohort owner. **A write, not a message** — and the same verb the + initial energizing used. + +**Sink.** `MemWal` copied with provenance from `blw_fusion.rs:396-475` / +`blw_tenant.rs:405-501` (`Mutex>`, `AtomicU64` version, base +fence, `wal_writes` counter). Contract only; **not durability**. +**Payload `P = Vec`** (forced: `run_cycle` takes `BatchWriter>` and +`SweepSlot::payload` is `Vec`) carrying `RowSpanDescriptor{row_lo, row_hi, +cycle}.to_le_bytes()` (`blw_fusion.rs:365-381`) — a **descriptor**, never owned +delta bytes. + +### The pinned run shape (PRE-REGISTERED — fixed before any number exists, NOT adjustable after a run) + +| constant | value | reason it is this number | +|---|---|---| +| `FLEET_OWNERS` | **64** | Smallest power of two that leaves the where()-excluded set (32) a **majority** of the fleet while keeping 64 real `MailboxSoA<64>` allocations bounded: 3 identity planes × 64 rows × 256 words × 8 B = **384 KB/owner ≈ 24 MB**, lazily mapped. NOT 64k: the sparse-vs-fleet property is already proven at 64k over `FakeOwner` (`cycle_driver.rs:1098`); this probe re-anchors the **driven** loop over the real owner. | +| `ROWS_PER_OWNER` (`N`) | **64** | Capacity. | +| `POPULATED_ROWS` | **48** | `< N`, so the `n_rows()`-vs-capacity distinction is live and zero-padding rows are never read (the W1c phantom-row discipline, `mailbox_soa.rs:852-864`). | +| `CORPUS_VERSES` | **3072** | `64 × 48` exactly — every owner gets a full slice; no owner is a short tail. | +| `SCOPE` | **`0..32`** | Half the fleet. The complement is armed, firing, and identical — so the where() axis has a non-trivial exclusion set (32), not a token one. | +| `CYCLES` | **6** | The minimum exhibiting all five cohort behaviours: 3 cycles complete the Flow arc `Planning→CognitiveWork→Evaluation→Commit` (exactly 3 DAG edges, `kanban.rs:101-107`), +1 to observe an **earned** Hold at a non-absorbing column, +1 for the wake write to take effect, +1 for the woken owner to advance again. | +| `FIRING_ROWS` | **3** (IGNITE/CONTRA/UNARMED/OUTSIDE), **1** (REST) | 3 = one per advance across the 3-edge arc; 1 = exhausts after the first advance, which is what produces the Hold that is not death. | +| `CONSUME_PER_ADVANCE` | **1** | Ties work consumption to lifecycle steps 1:1 so the mantissa's decay is legible. | +| `WAKE_CYCLE` | **4** | The first cycle after two full resting cycles (2 and 3) — two, so "rests" is not a single-sample claim. | + +### Cohorts (all inside `FLEET_OWNERS = 64`; in-scope ids sum to exactly 32) + +| cohort | ids | armed | firing | expected arc | +|---|---|---|---|---| +| `IGNITE_A` | 0..6 | Analytical | 3 | c1 →CognitiveWork, c2 →Evaluation, c3 →**Commit**; c4-6 absorbed, silent | +| `IGNITE_C` | 6..12 | Creative | 3 | identical arc, **different reliability** (G2iii) | +| `REST` | 12..20 | Analytical | 1 | c1 →CognitiveWork, exhausts; **c2,c3 Hold**; wake at c4 →Evaluation; c5,c6 Hold | +| `CONTRA` | 20..24 | Analytical | 3 | c1 Block → **Prune** (absorbing); c2-6 silent | +| `UNARMED` | 24..31 | **none (bits 0)** | 3 | never planned; **zero casts, byte-identical, 6 cycles** | +| `ORPHAN` | 31 | — | — | in scope, **no owner registered** (the #879 missing-owner caveat, G10) | +| `OUTSIDE` | 32..64 | Analytical | 3 | constructed byte-for-byte like `IGNITE_A`; **zero casts** — only the address differs | + +Cycle-1 sparse set = `IGNITE(12) + REST(8) + CONTRA(4) = 24` advanced, +**40 untouched**, and every untouched owner has a **named** cause: 32 +out-of-scope, 7 unarmed, 1 orphan. (The `kept*3 < total` filter form is **not** +claimed here — 24×3 > 64. The honest anti-vacuity is the exact decomposition: +`untouched == 40`, `untouched > advanced`, and each subset accounted for.) + +--- + +## §3 — The pre-registered assertion table + +Every row has both halves. "Can-fire" and "can-stay-silent" inputs are +**non-trivial on both sides** — no empty-input silences. + +| id | assertion | can-fire input | can-stay-silent input | +|---|---|---|---| +| **G1** | Ignition advances exactly the scanned-armed-and-Flowing set | c1: 24 owners advance; `wal_writes == 1`; `sealed.transitions.len() == 24` | c1: 40 owners byte-identical (phase + `current_cycle` + `energy` + `meta` + `qualia` + `content_row`), decomposed 32/7/1 | +| **G2a** | The cast is a shipped minter's, never the harness's | compile-time self-scan (`include_str!("probe_ignition.rs")`) asserts the source contains **no `KanbanMove {` struct literal** | the same scan asserts the source **does** contain `emit_bootstrap_intent` — a scan that finds nothing is not evidence | +| **G2b** | `Planning` casts are the STYLE's, later casts are the GATE's | every sealed move with `from == Planning` has `exec == Elixir` (`StyleStrategy::intended_move`'s signature, `style_strategy.rs:391-399`) and `to == CognitiveWork` | every sealed move with `from ∈ {CognitiveWork, Evaluation}` has `exec == Native` (`shade_owner`'s, `cycle_driver.rs:632`) — the discriminator is not constant | +| **G2c** | The armed bits reached the plan and changed something | `reliability(IGNITE_A) != reliability(IGNITE_C)` bit-for-bit (the R-GATE property, `style_strategy.rs:486-508`) | two owners armed with the SAME style produce **bit-identical** reliability — a random or style-blind reliability fails one half or the other | +| **G3a** | Casting mutates nothing | snapshot `(phase, current_cycle)` fleet-wide before the passes; assert unchanged **after** all casts are staged and **before** the seal | on a rest cycle the same snapshot is unchanged across the whole cycle | +| **G3b** | Phases advance ONLY via seal→apply | self-scan asserts the source contains no `.advance_phase(` and no `.try_advance_phase(` — the probe has no path to mutate a phase | after apply, the changed set is **exactly** `sealed.transitions`' owners; `sink.reads() == 0` during apply (P4b reads no dataset) | +| **G4** | **The gate discriminates on ONE axis over identical, non-trivial qualia** | REST owner at c1: `qualia == flow_qualia()`, `mantissa == 1` ⇒ `Flow` ⇒ casts | REST owner at c2: `qualia` **byte-identical to c1**, `mantissa == 0` ⇒ `Hold` ⇒ casts nothing. Anti-rig asserts: `qualia != QualiaI4_16D::ZERO`, `trust_texture_i4(qualia) == Calibrated`, and `warmth + groundedness − tension == 7 ≥ 4` — i.e. **a would-be-Flow qualia that nonetheless rests** | +| **G5** | Rest is a reschedule; Prune is not | REST is re-found by the scan at c2 and c3 (`scan.cognitive` contains all 8) and **advances at c4** after the wake write | CONTRA appears in **no** scan set after c1 (absorbing) and never casts again. `rediscovered(REST) == 8`, `rediscovered(CONTRA) == 0` — a scan returning everything or nothing fails | +| **G6** | The fleet can rest completely | c1 seals: 24 casts, `wal_writes` 0→1 | c6: scan yields **zero** casts, **no seal happens**, `wal_writes` unchanged from c5, and every owner is byte-identical to its post-c5 state. Same code path, different board state | +| **G7** | The `where()` axis is load-bearing | epilogue (after all other assertions): widen the scope by one OUTSIDE id, run the Planning pass onto a **throwaway** writer, assert it stages a cast | main run: OUTSIDE (32) is byte-for-byte equal to `IGNITE_A`'s construction (`energy`, `content_row`, `meta_at`, `qualia_at`) and casts **zero** times across 6 cycles | +| **G8** | The style-arming axis is load-bearing | epilogue: write non-zero thinking bits into one UNARMED owner, run the Planning pass onto a throwaway writer, assert it stages a cast | main run: UNARMED (7) casts zero times and stays byte-identical, with a corpus identical to IGNITE's | +| **G9** | #879 OPEN — the drained-writer retry footgun is **observable** | side fixture (2 owners, own `MemWal`): inject one WAL failure ⇒ `CycleError::Seal`, `failure.casts` is the byte-identical frozen set, no owner mutated; retry via `seal_cycle(sink, failure.frame, failure.casts)` lands it | on the SAME writer, a fresh `collect_casts` yields **zero** slots — the footgun made visible: a naive `run_cycle` retry would seal an empty cycle and silently "succeed". Comment pins this as the falsifier a future guard must flip | +| **G10** | #879 OPEN — the silently-skipped missing owner | the probe-local `column_pass` **counts** ORPHAN (`missing == 1`) | the shipped `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` handed the same scope list reports **neither** a cast nor a held owner for it, and `CognitiveWorkOutcome` has no field that could. Assert the two passes differ by **exactly** 1. Comment: when the upstream counter lands, this becomes `missing == 1` on both | +| **G11** | Ordering is not a write-side concern | `sealed.transitions` is sorted by `stream_position` and `position_base` is monotone across cycles incl. the skipped rest cycles | no confirmation ledger exists: self-scan asserts the source contains no `ack`/`confirm` identifier (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`) | + +**Anti-vacuity note on G2a/G3b/G11 (the self-scans).** A compile-time +`include_str!` scan is only as wide as the file. It proves the *probe* did not +fabricate a move or touch a phase; it does not prove that of a helper in +another module. The probe therefore imports only `lance_graph_planner::*`, +`lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::*`, `lance_graph_contract::*`, and +`cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::*` — all shipped — and the import list +is itself part of the scanned text. + +--- + +## §4 — Silence-honesty: the qualia extractor question, answered + +`shade_owner` (`cycle_driver.rs:615`) takes `(qualia, mantissa, reliability)` +from a **caller-supplied extractor** — the honesty ledger's own named gap +(`cycle_driver.rs:57-61`: *"its qualia/mantissa inputs come from a +caller-supplied extractor, NOT from a live MailboxSoA / shader-driver +dispatch"*). That is exactly where a rigged silence would hide, so the design +is explicit about which input is declared and which is derived. + +**The split:** + +- **`qualia` is DECLARED, and copied from the shipped gate falsifiers' + own fixtures** — `flow_qualia()` (`cycle_driver.rs:1669`) and + `block_qualia()` (`:1675`), written into the real `MailboxSoA::qualia` + column at seed time and **never mutated by the loop**. It is therefore + provably **constant** for every owner across the whole run. +- **`mantissa` is DERIVED from live owner state**: `min(7, count of populated + rows with |energy| ≥ threshold) as i8`. Two shipped fields + (`MailboxSoA::energy`, `::threshold`), no encoder. It falls only because + `consume_firing` (`:380`) reset an energy cell — a real state change made by + the shipped consumption primitive. + +**Why this makes the silence honest rather than rigged.** Trace the gate +(`mul.rs`, read line by line): + +- `flow_state_i4`: `flow_proxy = warmth + groundedness − tension = 4 + 3 − 0 = + **7**`. With `mantissa > 0` ⇒ `flow_proxy ≥ 4` ⇒ **`Flow`**. With `mantissa == + 0` ⇒ not Flow (needs `> 0`), not Transition (same), not Anxiety + (`flow_proxy` is 7, not `≤ −2`, and `mantissa < 0` is false) ⇒ **`Boredom`**. +- `trust_texture_i4`: coherence 4, valence 2, tension 0 ⇒ **`Calibrated`** in + both cases. +- `gate_decision_i4`: `(Calibrated, Flow)` ⇒ **`Flow`**; `(Calibrated, + Boredom)` ⇒ the `_ =>` arm ⇒ **`Hold`**. + +So the resting owner's gate input is **the shipped test suite's own Flow +fixture, unchanged, at a flow_proxy of 7** — the maximum this fixture family +reaches. The probe asserts that. An all-zeros qualia would also produce Hold +(`flow_proxy 0`, mantissa 0), and that is precisely the trivial silence the +falsifiability rule forbids as the only case; this design's silence is the +opposite — **the gate is looking at a state that says "go" on four of five +channels and rests anyway, because there is no work left**. One axis varies; +it is derived from real state; and the constant axis is asserted non-trivial +rather than merely asserted equal (`E-THE-EQUALITY-PASSED-WHILE-AN-AXIS-WAS-CONSTANT-1`). + +**A third, differently-caused silence keeps the detector honest.** CONTRA's +`block_qualia()` drives `Uncertain ⇒ Block ⇒ Prune` — an *absorbing* silence, +not a resting one. G5 asserts the two are distinguishable by the scan +(`rediscovered(REST) == 8` vs `rediscovered(CONTRA) == 0`). A probe that could +not tell rest from death would be measuring nothing. + +**The `&mut` discipline.** All gate inputs are read through `&owner` +(`MailboxFleet::owner`); consumption happens in a **separate `&mut` pass after +apply** (step 13). No `&mut self` during computation +(`.claude/rules/borrow-strategy.md`); the mutation is a gated write-back, not a +side effect of the read. + +--- + +## §5 — Not claimed + +Printed as a block at the end of the run, in the `blw_fusion.rs` §6 style. + +1. **No durability.** `MemWal` is an in-process `Mutex`/`Vec`; its "versions" + are sequence numbers, **not Lance versions**. `LanceShardSink` does not + exist (`persistence-cycle-wal-bootstrap-v1.md`). +2. **No parallelism.** The loop is synchronous — #879's own honesty ledger. + Only D-KIA-A2's pre-registered protocol (median-of-5 after one discarded + warm-up, ≥2× at ≥4,096 owners with ≥100 µs thought bodies; stay-silent + within ±10 % on trivial bodies) can convert "parallel" from doctrine to + measurement. This probe makes no timing measurement of any kind. +3. **No scale claim.** 64 owners. The 64k sparse property is separately proven + over `FakeOwner` (`cycle_driver.rs:1098`) and is not re-asserted here. +4. **No multi-writer claim.** Single-writer `MemWal`; + `TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED` (`recover_fleet`'s hash partition + vs `temporal.rs::local_trajectories`) is untouched — the probe adds no + evidence for or against it, and its in-order log certifies nothing. +5. **No `deinterlace` / temporal claim.** The probe does not read through + `deinterlace` and implements no `DeinterlaceRow`. D-BLW-3 owns that seam. +6. **No validity claim.** `reliability` is settledness, not ground-truth + correspondence (`E-RELIABILITY-NOT-VALIDITY`). +7. **No GUID-prefix routing claim.** `where()` is a contiguous `MailboxId` + range — an honest **stand-in**. `MailboxId` is a bare `u32` with no + classid/HEEL/HIP/TWIG structure in this fleet. The claim is only *"an + address-shaped scope excludes owners that would otherwise fire."* +8. **No 36-style claim.** Three styles are reachable (§6 Q1). +9. **No semantic claim about the corpus.** The corpus makes the columns + non-degenerate; nothing asserted depends on its meaning. Qualia are declared + fixtures, not encoded from text. +10. **No zero-copy claim.** `SweepSlot::payload` is `Vec` by the shipped + signature; the descriptor discipline is honoured (a row span, not delta + bytes) but no zero-copy property is measured. +11. **No claim that the loop can re-enter `Planning`.** See §6 Q4 — under the + shipped gate it structurally cannot. +12. **No recovery claim.** `recover_fleet` (`cycle_driver.rs:700`) is not + exercised; G9's retry is the WAL-failure path only. + +--- + +## §6 — Open questions for the orchestrator + +**Q1 — The arming vocabulary is three values, not thirty-six, and nothing +bridges the two surfaces.** `MetaWord::thinking()` is 6 bits (a 36-style +space). `StyleStrategy::resolve_style` (`style_strategy.rs:231-251`) reads +`PlanContext.thinking_style: Option>` — a **23D f64 vector** — and by +dominant axis can return only **`Analytical` / `Creative` / `Reflective`**. +There is **no shipped function** mapping `MetaWord` → `ThinkingStyle` or → +the 23D vector. The probe therefore arms with `z ∈ {0,1,2,3}` and maps to the +three vectors `resolve_style` can actually decode, and says so. *Should a +`MetaWord → PlanContext` bridge be a deliverable, and is the 23D vector or the +6-bit field the canonical arming surface?* (This is persona-vs-rung-ladder +territory — `.claude/v3/knowledge/persona-vs-rung-ladder.md` is the mandatory +read before answering.) + +**Q2 — The shipped P4c seam can drive exactly ONE of the five kanban +columns.** `cognitive_pass` (`cycle_driver.rs:490`) hard-filters +`if owner.phase() != KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork { continue; }` (`:505`), and +both public entry points (`run_cognitive_work` `:555`, +`run_cognitive_work_over` `:577`) route through it. **Ignition (`Planning`) +and completion (`Evaluation`) have no shipped driver at all** — which is why +`BatchWriter::cast` has no production caller. The probe writes a local +`column_pass(fleet, ids, column, writer, think)`; the natural upstream fix is +the **one-line generalization** (parameterize the column; +`run_cognitive_work` becomes `column_pass(…, CognitiveWork, …)`). The probe +uses the shipped seam for the `CognitiveWork` column specifically and asserts +its local pass never handles a `CognitiveWork` owner, so there is no +divergence risk by construction. *Approve the generalization as a follow-up +deliverable?* + +**Q3 — `MailboxSoA::phase` (per-mailbox) vs `ValueTenant::Kanban` +(per-node) are two carriers of the same concept at two granularities**, and +only the first is driven. The operator's "(b) a start bit in the kanban +tenant" lands in the second. `KanbanTenant`'s `reserved: u16` at bytes `[2..4]` +is the layout-bump-free home if it is ever wanted, but a **per-row** start bit +would fabricate N boards inside one tenant +(`E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`). *Should the two carriers be +reconciled — e.g. `MailboxSoA::phase` documented as the authoritative board and +`NodeRow::kanban().phase` as its per-row projection?* Not proposed here. + +**Q4 — The shipped gate cannot express "loop back for another round."** +`Evaluation.next_phases() == [Commit, Plan, Prune]` (`kanban.rs:105`) and +`advance_on_gate(Flow)` takes the **first non-Prune** = **`Commit`** +(`kanban.rs:146-152`). `Commit` is absorbing. So a Flowing owner terminates in +three advances and the `Evaluation → Plan → Planning` re-entry edge — which +exists in the DAG and which `blw_fusion.rs` hand-drives by fabricating the +move — is **unreachable through the MUL gate**. Sustained multi-loop cognition +therefore needs either a policy above the gate (new machinery — rejected in a +probe) or a contract change. The probe's arc stops at `Commit` and says so. +*Is `Evaluation → Plan` meant to be gate-selectable, and if so on what +signal?* + +**Q5 — The sealed record carries no style identity.** `KanbanMove` has +`{mailbox, from, to, witness_chain_position, exec}`; the style-conditioned +`reliability` lives on `StrategyOutcome` and is **not** cast. A reader of the +sealed log can tell *which minter* produced a transition (`exec`: Elixir = +`StyleStrategy`, Native = `shade_owner`) but **not which thinking style**. +G2c therefore asserts style-provenance at the cast site, not from the log. +*Is that a gap worth closing? No new field is proposed here.* + +**Q6 — Corpus hard-requirement.** The probe prefers the `BLW_KJV_TSV` corpus +and falls back to a deterministic synthetic one so it can run in CI, with the +provenance printed and a distinctness guard. *Should the TSV be hard-required +instead (matching `blw_fusion.rs:709-717`'s pre-registration assert), with the +corpus fetched in CI?* + +**Q7 — CI gating.** This probe is inert unless the workflow runs +`cargo test -p lance-graph-supervisor --features cycle-driver`. That step does +not exist today. It must land in the same PR. + +--- + +## Read-provenance (what backs this note, and what does not) + +**Read in full:** `.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md`; +`crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/cycle_driver.rs` (1811 lines, two calls); +`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/strategy/style_strategy.rs`; +`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/owner_adapter.rs`; +`.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-api-inventory-sonnet.md`; +`.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md` first 120 lines. + +**Read in the specific regions cited (not in full):** `batch_writer.rs` +(module doc + all methods + tests); `persist_sink.rs` (`persist_cycle`, +`SweepSlot`, `CycleFrame` only); `mailbox_soa.rs` (struct fields, +`new`/`write_row`/`apply_edges`/`consume_firing`/`tick`/`set_populated`, the +`MailboxSoaView`/`MailboxSoaOwner` impls, qualia/meta accessors); +`contract/mul.rs` (`gate_decision_i4`, `trust_texture_i4`, `flow_state_i4`); +`contract/kanban.rs` (`next_phases`, `can_transition_to`, `advance_on_gate`); +`contract/canonical_node.rs` (`KanbanTenant` + `NodeRow::kanban`); +`contract/cognitive_shader.rs` (`MetaWord`); `traits.rs` lines 85-205; +`blw_fusion.rs` (module doc, constants, `MemWal`, loaders, the main seal loop); +`.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` §0-§4. + +**NOT read — treat any claim depending on these as UNVERIFIED:** +`persist_sink.rs` in full (line numbers for `persist_cycle` / `WalSink` are +cited by name only, not by line — `recover_and_apply:396` and its guards at +`:410/412/421/430` are taken from the knowledge doc's receipts, not re-read); +`temporal.rs` (relied entirely on the Sonnet inventory); +`contract/soa_view.rs` (`try_advance_phase` at `:295-322` taken from the +knowledge doc); `contract/qualia.rs` beyond `ZERO`/`get`/`with`; +`kanban_actor.rs`; `blw_tenant.rs` (cited only through `blw_fusion.rs`'s +provenance comments and the Sonnet inventory §C); `crates/jc`. + +**Not run:** no cargo command of any kind was executed by this lane. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 01520674..b775ee75 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1492,3 +1492,110 @@ tracking injected values ⇒ the anchoring finding stands even if T is silent 5. **New guard:** the remeasure guard — append-only measurement ledger keyed `(statistic-id, version)`; recompute at a sealed key ERRORS, with can-fire + can-stay-silent tests. + +### 12.10 PROBE-ARC-TORQUE family PROPOSED (2026-08-04, operator) — torque of an arc, translator stray, author bias + +**Status: PROPOSED / CONJECTURE throughout. Queued behind PROBE-IGNITION and +D-BLW-5. Nothing here is measured. Machinery anchors verified in source +where marked FINDING.** + +The operator's underlying question, three stages of one instrument: can the +TORQUE of an arc be measured and embedded using HHTL (WordNet) × Helix +(Fisher-2z hydratable cosine replacement) — and can that instrument then +measure translation variance (where did the translator stray; what mindset +does a version carry vs the Greek/Aramaic sources) and author bias (does a +non-canonical book match any canonical author). + +#### Stage A — the torque estimator (single corpus) + +- **Torque MAGNITUDE is purely metric** [derivation, not yet run]: per-step + torque about an anchor = `|r × F| = 2 × area of the triangle + (anchor, p_k, p_{k+1})` — Heron's formula from THREE pairwise distances + (anchor→p_k, p_k→p_{k+1}, anchor→p_{k+1}). HHTL path distance is 3 + tier-table lookups O(1), so per-step torque is O(1) table reads. Total + |torque| of the arc = the area swept by the lever. The radial sign + (approach vs recede) is also free from distances (c < a vs c > a). +- **CHIRALITY (clockwise/counter-clockwise) is NOT metric** — it needs a + frame. The shipped carrier: `ndarray::hpc::splat3d::helix_orient` [FINDING + — verified in source]: RVQ-on-the-sphere direction codes, decode + **Fisher-2z normalized**, comparable in O(1) LUT without materializing the + vector; measured 1–3 B at 4.87°/0.97°/0.073°, compare-without- + materialization Pearson 0.9917 / Spearman 0.9924. +- **Embedding coordinate: Fisher 2z = ln((1+r)/(1−r)) = logit((1+r)/2)** — + the variance-stabilized (Var ≈ const, independent of ρ), evidence-additive + (log-odds) coordinate for cosine-valued quantities; hydratable back via + `tanh(z)`. Equal-width palette256 buckets in 2z-space ≈ equal-information + buckets, where raw-cosine buckets starve the tails (near ±1 — exactly + where near-synonyms/antonyms live). This is what makes the cosine + REPLACEMENT properly HDR. +- **Pre-registered falsifiers:** + - F1 radial-vs-tangential: on WordNet, a hypernym chain THROUGH the anchor + is radial ⇒ torque ≈ 0 (can-stay-silent); a co-hyponym walk at constant + depth AROUND a common-hypernym anchor circulates ⇒ torque > pinned floor + (can-fire). If the estimator does not separate these, it dies. + - F2 clamp accounting: quantized distance tables can violate the triangle + inequality ⇒ Heron's radicand can go negative. Clamp AND COUNT; a clamp + rate above a pinned ceiling invalidates the estimator at that codec tier + (feeds PROBE-CLAM-VS-HELIX-RESIDUE, task #66). + - F3 additivity inertness: accumulate-in-2z vs accumulate-in-r must + DIFFER on real arcs — else the Fisher machinery is decoration. + - F4 hydration round-trip: z → tanh → r within helix residue precision. + +#### Stage B — translation variance (the Erbsünde exemplar) + +- Units = verse-aligned parallel versions (canonical alignment is the + paired structure jc needs). Readers = per-version "arc passes near anchor + C" through ONE shared multilingual space (BGE-M3/XLM-R lens covers + English/German/Greek; **Koine-vs-modern-Greek drift is a caveat; Aramaic + coverage thin — deferred**). Agreement per anchor = jc full tables (C2). +- **The floor is intra-language variance:** same-language translation pairs + (e.g. multiple public-domain English versions) ARE the placebo arm — a + cross-language deviation counts as a STRAY only where its Prozentrang + against the intra-language deviation distribution clears a pre-pinned + rank (§12.9a payload law applied verbatim). +- **Ground-truth falsifier with a known answer:** Romans 5:12 — the Vulgate + "in quo" vs Greek "eph' hō" divergence, the historically documented stray + that fed the Erbsünde doctrine. Pre-registered: the detector must rank + that locus high between Greek-faithful and Vulgate-descended renderings + AND stay silent between two Greek-faithful renderings. Note Erbsünde + itself is an ANCHOR concept, not a token — the German text says Sünde; + the doctrine name lives in confessional literature. +- **Translator MINDSET** = the systematic (non-zero-mean) component of the + deviation field after floor subtraction — Gadamer's Vorurteil as a + measured object. TFPN mapping: T = source-text arc; F± = the translations + (historical injections whose direction is MEASURED, not fabricated); P = + intra-language pairs; N = a lens-free co-occurrence criterion (the lens + has its own training-distribution horizon; found strays must survive the + lens-free null or they are lens artifacts). + +#### Stage C — author bias + attribution (the hypothesis proof) + +- Per-author systematic torque field over the undisputed corpus; floor = + intra-author variance across that author's books. +- **The synoptic confound, handled:** literary dependence (Matthew/Luke + copying Mark) makes shared TEXT look like shared MIND. Bias is therefore + measured on the REDACTIONAL layer — the deviations from the shared + source — not on the shared text (redaction criticism as measurement; + the Stage-B stray logic reused unchanged). +- **Ground-truth falsifiers, all INSIDE the canon** (no external corpus + needed to validate the instrument): + - G1 Luke–Acts must MATCH (consensus single author) — can-stay-silent; + - G2 Mark 16:9-20 (the long ending) must SEPARATE from Mark 1:1–16:8 + (consensus interpolation) — can-fire; + - G3 the Pericope Adulterae (John 7:53–8:11) must SEPARATE from John + (consensus interpolation) — can-fire; + - G4 Revelation vs the fourth gospel must SEPARATE (the famous + stylometric split) — else the instrument is blunter than classical + stylometry; + - G5 Hebrews must NOT match undisputed Paul (modern consensus vs + patristic attribution). +- Only after G1–G5: non-canonical books nearest-author matched in bias + space, reported as distribution shape × Prozentrang per candidate author + — never a bare "matches X" scalar. Attribution outputs stay CONJECTURE; + classical function-word stylometry (Mosteller–Wallace lineage) is the + prior-art baseline the torque feature-space must beat or complement — + both reported. + +**Doctrine that binds all three stages:** §12.9a single-measurement law + +shape×rank payload; `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` falsification +regimen; jc one-way oracle; C4 no p-values; full tables always. From 8359b601fe4fd66db90fafe6a09e3d0177068b27 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:07:49 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 43/54] =?UTF-8?q?Plan=2012.10a:=20the=20Rosetta=20architec?= =?UTF-8?q?ture=20=E2=80=94=20universal=20meaning=20space,=20per-language?= =?UTF-8?q?=20torque,=20Jina=20hydration=20over=20the=20WordNet=20spine?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Operator design recorded before build. One pattern, two instantiations: R1 language x language — the two shipped Babel codebooks span a universal meaning space where each language's route to a shared anchor is its torque (aspectual-prefix verb family vs nominalization as the pre-registered divergent pair; a parallel cognate pair as the silent twin). R2 living x dead — WordNet as the dead spine (HHTL addresses, CLAM neighborhoods, CHAODA outlier detection) hydrated by Jina embeddings through a once-sealed alignment projection (single-measurement law applies to the alignment itself): frequency + POS gated against the in-tree COCA 20k ground truth on a held-out overlap slice (H1), CHAODA quarantine for off-manifold hydrations (H2), R1 torque twins (H3). Orthogonal meaning = the Jina component in the orthogonal complement of the WordNet-explained subspace. Buys Stage A lever arms for the KJV tail, Stage B separation of per-version translator torque from per-language torque, Stage C both. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 54 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 54 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index b775ee75..dbc51971 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1599,3 +1599,57 @@ non-canonical book match any canonical author). **Doctrine that binds all three stages:** §12.9a single-measurement law + shape×rank payload; `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` falsification regimen; jc one-way oracle; C4 no p-values; full tables always. + +#### 12.10a The Rosetta architecture (operator, 2026-08-05) — universal meaning space, per-language torque, living×dead hydration + +One pattern, two instantiations. A Rosetta Stone = a paired inscription of +the SAME meaning in two systems; the shared inscription calibrates the map +between them; the per-system residual IS that system's torque signature. + +**R1 — language × language (the two Babel codebooks).** The two language +codebooks (PROBE-BABEL-STANCES slice 2, SHIPPED — the existing two-Rosetta- +stone precedent) span a universal meaning space in which each language's +ROUTE to a shared anchor is its torque. The operator's example pair: Czech +reaches dying through aspectual PREFIXES (stem + prefix = concept + a +morphologically compositional rotation), German through NOMINALIZATION +(der Tod — the same anchor rotated into a substantive). Per-language +torque field = the language's mindset — the SAME estimator as Stage B's +translator mindset and Stage C's author bias, one level up. Pre-registered +pair for the can-fire/can-stay-silent twins: a known morphologically +divergent anchor (aspectual-verb family vs nominalization) must show +distinct signatures; a structurally parallel cognate pair must not. + +**R2 — living × dead (Jina hydration over the WordNet spine).** WordNet is +the DEAD SPINE: static taxonomy = HHTL addresses + lever arms, CLAM +neighborhoods (`ndarray::hpc::clam` build/`rho_nn`) + CHAODA anomaly +detection (clam.rs Phase 4) — structure without life: no frequencies, no +coverage of KJV archaisms/names, no meaning axes beyond taxonomy. Jina is +the HYDRATION (API key present in env — verified, presence only): for the +alignment set (tokens BOTH systems know), fit the projection ONCE and seal +it (single-measurement law: the alignment is version-stamped; hydrations +are stamped against that alignment version); for Bible-specific tokens the +spine lacks, hydrate THROUGH the sealed projection: + 1. **frequency** — gated against the in-tree COCA 20k ground truth + (`ndarray/src/hpc/jina/weights/coca_academic_20k.csv`: + `word, PoS, COCA_All, …`); + 2. **POS** — same gate; + 3. **orthogonal meaning** — the component of the Jina embedding in the + orthogonal complement of the WordNet-explained subspace: the axes the + taxonomy structurally cannot express (register, affect, era). + +**Hydration falsifiers (pre-registered):** +- H1 hydration gate: Jina-derived frequency/POS on a HELD-OUT slice of the + COCA overlap must clear a pinned rank-correlation floor BEFORE any + Bible-tail hydration is trusted. Fail ⇒ the living source is not + admissible on this spine. +- H2 CHAODA quarantine: a hydrated Bible-specific token that lands as a + manifold outlier under CHAODA is QUARANTINED, not silently projected — + the sealed projection is valid only on the manifold the Rosetta + calibrated. +- H3 the R1 torque twins (above). + +**What this buys the staged probes:** Stage A gets lever arms for tokens +WordNet cannot address (the KJV tail); Stage B gets the universal anchor +space in which translator torque is per-VERSION while language torque is +per-LANGUAGE — separable because R1 measures the language signature on +non-biblical text, so Stage B can subtract it; Stage C inherits both. From 24bebe836642fa9c351fbb0ca95a2758a8e0f366 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:10:27 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 44/54] =?UTF-8?q?Plan=2012.10b:=20cosine>helix=20=E2=80=94?= =?UTF-8?q?=20palette256-in-2z=20cosine=20replacement,=20Cam96=20preferred?= =?UTF-8?q?=20whole-vector=20tier?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Three routes, matched to what is encoded (operator-converged 2026-08-05): (1) pairwise cosines -> the palette256 cosine replacement with buckets in Fisher-2z space, back-hydratable via tanh — cosine measured once from Jina vectors at the sealed alignment version, demoted to a 1-byte place code + optional residue; 256x256 tables give O(1) compose/distance on coded cosines (the stack's recurring structure). (2) whole vectors -> Cam96 preferred (12-axis 96-bit, operator: probably more exact — kept as HYPOTHESIS until the rank gate measures both tiers per byte) over the shipped Base17->palette coarse tier; never helix_orient (S2 codebook is 2-DOF — category-error guard). (3) per-step plane angles -> helix Signed360, valid at any ambient dimension. Pre-registered gate: rank preservation vs f32 cosines on a held-out set, line version re-anchored rather than assumed from the sphere's 0.9917. Jina is bake-time only — the API key never enters the hot path. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 49 +++++++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 49 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index dbc51971..3ccba013 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1653,3 +1653,52 @@ WordNet cannot address (the KJV tail); Stage B gets the universal anchor space in which translator torque is per-VERSION while language torque is per-LANGUAGE — separable because R1 measures the language signature on non-biblical text, so Stage B can subtract it; Stage C inherits both. + +#### 12.10b Jina → helix: the cosine>helix transcode, three routes (operator, 2026-08-05) + +The direction arrow is the design: **cosine is measured once and DEMOTED +into a hydratable code; helix codes are the runtime carrier.** Jina is +called at bake/seal time only (membrane — the API key never enters the hot +path, per compilation-vs-runtime doctrine); everything downstream runs on +codes. Which machinery applies depends on WHAT is encoded: + +1. **Pairwise cosines → the palette256 cosine replacement, buckets in + Fisher-2z space, back-hydratable** (the direct `cosine>helix`; operator- + confirmed naming 2026-08-05: "palette256, Fisher-z back hydratable — + the cosine replacement"). The torque estimator consumes specific + pairwise cosines, not embeddings. Compute each needed cosine ONCE from + Jina vectors at the sealed alignment version, transform to Fisher 2z, + encode place/residue (1-byte palette256 bucket in 2z + optional residue + byte — equal-information buckets). All later comparison/accumulation is + LUT + integer adds; the vector is never materialized again; hydrate + back via tanh only at the boundary that needs a float. + `helix_orient`'s own doc calls itself "the same RVQ machinery as + palette256, on S² instead of the line" — this route is the line + version. Single-measurement law applies verbatim. Synergy: a 256×256 + table over the 2z-palette codes gives O(1) pairwise compose/distance on + coded cosines — the stack's recurring structure (bgz17 palette + distance/compose tables, helix DistanceLut, attention-as-lookup). +2. **Whole vectors → Cam96 preferred, Base17-palette as the coarse tier, + NEVER helix_orient** (the category-error guard). `helix_orient`'s + codebook is the golden-spiral template on S² (2 DOF); a 1024-dim Jina + vector cannot enter it. Per-vector compression is ALREADY SHIPPED for + Jina twice, at two precision tiers: the Jina-trained **Cam96** Bible + codebook (12-axis, 96-bit code — operator 2026-08-05: "probably more + exact", plausible on axes×bits grounds: 12 subspaces vs 1 palette + index) and `ndarray::hpc::jina::codec`'s F16 2048D → Base17 (34 B) → + Palette (1 B, O(1) `JinaPalette::distance`). "Probably" stays a + HYPOTHESIS until measured: the rank-preservation gate below runs BOTH + tiers against f32 cosines on the same held-out set and reports both ρ + per byte spent — the tier choice is then a read from the table, not a + guess. +3. **Per-step plane angles → helix Signed360** (the chirality carrier + Stage A needs). Each arc step spans a 2-plane (lever × step, + Gram-Schmidt from Jina vectors); the signed angular increment in that + plane is a scalar angle → Signed360/residue, 1–3 B per step. Valid at + ANY ambient dimension because the plane is always 2D. + +**Pre-registered gate:** rank preservation — helix-2z-coded cosines must +preserve pair ranking vs f32 cosines above a pinned ρ floor on a held-out +set. The S² precedent measured Pearson 0.9917 / Spearman 0.9924 +(helix_orient header); the LINE version must be re-anchored, never assumed +from the sphere's numbers. From 01e798398a33783858db6e9f9dfa3e0eb2def0f0 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:25:44 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 45/54] Review round: 12 fixes + 4 reasoned skips (monotonicity, Flow/Block split, bounded-safe F-arms, scoped ledger, board order) MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit External review round on #891, triaged finding-by-finding: FIXED - Monotonicity overclaim (plan 12.8 headline + EPIPHANIES dated correction): |dk| rebounds at V6/V7 (0.011, 0.017) — now 'moves toward zero overall, with a small rebound at V6/V7'. G4 fixture-replacement post-mortem recorded in full in the same correction (original premise measured 0.1285 = would-be-vacuous can-fire; replaced pre-assert by constant-by-construction tails, passed; 'god' kept as silence arm, passed; orchestrator mid-gate decision recorded as the approval). - PROBE-IGNITION design note G1/G2b internal inconsistency: the 4 CONTRA Planning casts are gate-minted Native->Prune per the note's own s2 step 8, so 'every Planning move is Elixir->CognitiveWork' was wrong. Corrected to the 20 Flow + 4 Block decomposition (dated appendix; relayed to the build lane mid-flight). - TFPN F-arms bounded-safe: equal-magnitude shifts defined in logit(rank) space (no boundary clipping possible); out-of-band anchors excluded, never clipped. Doctrine + plan arm table. - T-arm table row now carries the 12.9a payload (shape0 x rank0, never the raw BinaryAssociation). - Measurement-ledger key scope-qualified: (statistic-id, arm, cohort, metric, version) — independent arms at one version never collide. - Wiring Invariant 2 rewritten: cross-mailbox arrival (never write-side) vs per-mailbox canonicalization (seal takes deinterlaced input) — the read-time-only phrasing contradicted the s8 deinterlace-before-write ruling. - rg preflight no longer launders exit-2 failures into a zero count. - D-BLW-4 tag: PASS scoped to the harness's own pre-registered G-A/B/C gates (12.3a-prime re-pin license); explicitly NOT an A2/W2 median-of-5 >=2x pass — that tier remains open under D-KIA-A2. - dblw3 design note: movement threshold two-sided (|dk| >= 0.10, dated appendix; measured -0.031 lands middle-ground under both readings); pseudocode fence rust->text. - blw_fusion.rs: stale authoring-lane println removed; n_pos derived from Q_QUANTILE (bit-identical floor semantics). Clippy: zero warnings attributable to the example (ontology's 12 pre-existing warnings are untouched-code, documented in the D-BLW-4 tag). - blw-fusion build tag line count corrected (~1480 as shipped). - STATUS_BOARD: D-BLW-5 + PROBE-ARC-TORQUE rows moved to newest-first. SKIPPED with reasons - Workspace-wide clippy --all-targets --all-features: prohibited by the standing scoped-cargo rule; not green on untouched code (documented). - Upstream missing-owner counter + retry-safe seal API: deliberate deferrals the design note records (G9/G10 make both observable; the guards are follow-up deliverables, not this PR). - 36-style MetaWord->PlanContext bridge: open question Q1, ruled out of the probe; persona-vs-rung-ladder is the mandatory read first. - #[cfg(test)] in examples: nothing executes example test modules — blind gates (recorded twice previously). Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 20 ++++++++++ .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 4 +- .../exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md | 6 ++- .claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md | 10 +++++ .claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md | 14 ++++++- .../exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md | 30 ++++++++++++++ .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 39 +++++++++++++++---- .../observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md | 19 ++++++--- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 11 +++--- .../examples/blw_fusion.rs | 9 +++-- 10 files changed, 134 insertions(+), 28 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 1c35e94f..7298a1de 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -51,6 +51,26 @@ claimed: validity (D3b closed), significance (no dependence model), zero-copy **Status:** FINDING (measured; harness + output in-tree, plan §12.8). +> **⊘ Correction (2026-08-05, external-review catch, two parts).** +> (1) *"decays monotonically" was an overclaim*: |Δκ| runs 0.485 → 0.251 → +> 0.079 → 0.031 → ≈0 → **0.011 → 0.017** → 0 — a rebound at V6/V7. The +> honest statement: **the gap moves toward zero overall, with a small +> rebound at V6/V7**. The trajectory shape, the IN/IN band, and every other +> claim in this entry are unaffected; the plan §12.8 headline is corrected +> in the same commit. (2) *G4 fixture-replacement post-mortem, recorded in +> full as the approval record*: the ORIGINAL can-fire fixture's premise +> ("'god' any-overlap ≈ 90 %") was MEASURED at 0.1285 during the central +> gate pass — it would have made the can-fire half near-vacuous, so it was +> replaced BEFORE the assert stage by constant-by-construction tails +> (`s.wrapping_add(1) != 0 || s == u32::MAX` all-fire / +> `u64::from(score) > u64::from(u32::MAX)` never-fire), which PASSED; the +> real-data 'god' projection was retained as the can-stay-silent arm (with +> a drift assert), which PASSED. The replacement decision was made +> centrally by the orchestrator mid-gate (autonomous session; this line is +> the recorded approval), on the ground that a fixture premise contradicted +> by measurement cannot be the can-fire evidence — constant-by-construction +> tails cannot rot the same way. + ## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-CARRIER-CHANGED-THE-INSTRUMENT-DID-NOT-1 — a 24-locus register that writes one shared locus is still a coincidence bit diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index f235f4fa..55aa4316 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -28,6 +28,8 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-id | Deliverable | Repo | Status | Evidence | |---|---|---|---|---| +| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | +| PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | | D-KIA-0 | jc capability map + dichotomous-statistics decision note (phi/KR-20/kappa naming; Spearman dropped at view 2) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W0 | | D-KIA-A1 | ⊘ RESCOPED 2026-08-04 (E-ACTOR-IS-NOT-THE-PHASE-PATH-1): #879 is the complete phase-progression path; KanbanActor has no assigned architectural responsibility (legacy compatibility code). SHIPPED: held-owner reschedule/wake. OPEN: run_cycle drained-writer retry guard; missing-owner counter in cognitive_pass | lance-graph | Queued | plan W1 | | D-KIA-C1b | jc additive-only extension: kappa + McDonald's omega + r-family effect size (R/R-squared, eta-squared = explained variance) + t-test (t/df/p) + a named phi wrapper. Cohen's d explicitly OUT — calculated separately if ever wanted. HARD CONSTRAINT: additive only — pearson/spearman/cronbach_alpha/icc keep their arithmetic, signature and semantics; any diff changing an existing jc statistic is an automatic reject. ONE sanctioned edit: widening reliability.rs private helpers (mean/all_finite/average_ranks/pop_var) to pub(crate) for reuse, visibility only, no body change. C1 audit found phi = pearson-on-binaries (already present in substance) and KR-20 = alpha-on-dichotomous (naming only); kappa absent = the real gap. SHIPPED as crates/jc/src/stats.rs: cohen_kappa, omega_total, phi, multiple_r/multiple_r_squared, eta_squared, t_test_one_sample/paired/welch/student, anova_one_way; 31 new tests (107 lib + 11 doctests green), clippy-clean. Existing-file diff is visibility-only (mean/all_finite -> pub(crate); average_ranks/pop_var NOT widened, unused). Unblocks D3a (overlap MEASUREMENT) — NOT a fusion claim: kappa is chance-corrected agreement under the observed marginals and says nothing about incremental value, so fusion still needs D3b's external criterion per the plan's own C3. Corrective slice (external review): omega sign-erasure + R-squared scale-dependence fixed; BinaryAssociation/kr20 added | lance-graph | Shipped (#887) + corrective slice | plan W0/C1b | @@ -39,8 +41,6 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-BLW-1 | One 64k KJV SoA + the four-stance lens body wired into cycle_driver's 5.4 pluggable thought seam; Outcome round-trips via emit_bootstrap_intent. Reuses P4a/P4b/P4c falsifiers at KJV scale | lance-graph | Retracted (shape void) — rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-2 | The four stances (Hegel/Nietzsche/Kant/Wittgenstein) as READS over the sealed version, not four bakes. Discrimination twin: pairwise binary_association must show lenses can differ AND can agree; report counts + both marginals, never bare kappa | lance-graph | MEASURED KILL 2026-08-04 (plan §12.7) — instrument writes 3 of 24 loci, 1 shared, so agreement_count is capped at 1 before any verse is read; rebuild queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-BLW-3 | Horizontverschmelzung as a measured trajectory across the sealed series, under a-priori (single-version filter) and hindsight (version-range cascade) reads. KILL: flat kappa regrades the claim to four independent stance reads — not Gadamer | lance-graph | **SHIPPED + MEASURED 2026-08-04** (`examples/blw_fusion.rs`, re-scoped per design B1 to two rank projections over the tenant): band IN/IN (κ 0.49/0.46); Δκ at V_pin −0.031 = middle ground, no fusion verdict; the 8-horizon table shows the a-priori/hindsight gap CLOSING monotonically (Δκ −0.485→0, Hamming A 152→0) — DROP does not fire; first `DeinterlaceRow` implementor + `deinterlace` caller | plan cycle-driver 12 + §12.8 result | -| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | -| PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | | D-BLW-4 | 64k concurrent thought bodies at KJV scale. Inherits W2's pre-registered thresholds (median of 5+ runs, 2x at 4096+ owners, 100us bodies). KILL: regrades to 64k-scale SEQUENTIAL sparse cycles | lance-graph | Retracted (axis void) — rescope queued | plan cycle-driver 12 | | D-KIA-D3a | DESCRIPTIVE binary overlap: contingency counts + BOTH marginals + observed/expected agreement + kappa + phi, via jc::stats::binary_association. Claim ceiling is overlap / disagreement / marginal asymmetry / redundancy-or-complementarity CANDIDATE. No fusion or validity claim | lance-graph | Queued (unblocked) | plan W6 | | D-KIA-D3b | HELD-OUT fusion falsifier — BLOCKED until an external criterion and a criterion-appropriate scoring rule are chosen. Continuous criterion: pre-registered delta-R-squared = R2(A+B) - max(R2(A),R2(B)). Binary criterion: a proper held-out score, NOT R-squared forced onto it. Reliability is not validity (plan C3) | lance-graph | Blocked (needs external criterion) | plan W6 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md index 6b0249bf..c0bbb4a0 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-fusion-d-blw-3-build.md @@ -1,7 +1,9 @@ # D-BLW-3 build (Sonnet grindwork lane) -**Scope:** created `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` (~1145 -lines); edited `crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml` (one dev-dep line + +**Scope:** created `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` (~1480 +lines as shipped — the lane's original draft was ~1145; the count grew during +the orchestrator's central-gate fixes; corrected 2026-08-05); edited +`crates/lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml` (one dev-dep line + comment, `jc = { path = "../jc" }`). No other file touched. `temporal.rs`, `crates/jc`, `persist_sink.rs`, `blw_tenant.rs` — read only, not modified. `AGENT_LOG.md` — read (first 150 lines), not written. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md index b0ec832f..1219faaa 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/blw-rows-d-blw-4.md @@ -200,6 +200,16 @@ not left reading as an open question. **Measured outcome — PASS.** +> **⊘ Scope of the PASS (clarified 2026-08-05 after external review):** the +> PASS is against THIS harness's own pre-registered gates (G-A/G-B/G-C below, +> pinned before the run under §12.3a′'s re-pin license — the operator ruling +> that moved D-BLW-4's axis from owners to rows and re-pins the per-row work +> threshold and row count at harness-write time). It is a SINGLE reported run +> at 2,000 rows with a `> 1` criterion. It is **NOT** a pass of the inherited +> A2/W2 protocol (median-of-5 after one discarded warm-up, ≥ 2×), and no such +> pass is claimed here. The measured 3.27× happens to exceed 2×, but one run +> is not a median-of-5 — that stricter tier remains open under D-KIA-A2. + | gate | criterion (fixed before the run) | measured | |---|---|---| | G-A | body ≥ `BODY_FLOOR_US`, else INCONCLUSIVE | met | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md index a16fc459..35dd25bb 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/dblw3-design-opus.md @@ -638,7 +638,7 @@ restriction is what removes it. ## 5.1 The two reads, off the real surface -```rust +```text a-priori = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V_PIN, 0), &NoDeps) // rung 0 → Strict hindsight = deinterlace(&rows, &QueryReference::at(V_PIN, 5), &NoDeps) // rung 5 → Aware ``` @@ -878,3 +878,15 @@ example (`examples/blw_fusion.rs` or equivalent) that **consumes** `blw_tenant.rs`'s shape rather than editing it — but that placement decision is the orchestrator's, and I did not make it. `temporal.rs`, `crates/jc`, and `persist_sink.rs` are untouched by this design by construction (§12.5). + +--- + +## ⊘ Post-review corrections (2026-08-05) + +**The movement threshold is two-sided:** the movement outcome reads +`|Δκ| >= 0.10` (the Δ(pair) definition is signed; the null rule already used +`|Δ|`; the asymmetric `Δκ >= 0.10` reading left a 0.10 DECREASE classified as +neither null nor movement). Immaterial to the recorded run: the measured +V_pin movement was −0.031, which lands in the middle-ground band under both +readings. Also relabeled §5.1's fenced pseudocode from `rust` to `text` in +place (`a-priori`/`hindsight` were prose names, not Rust bindings). diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md index c0d7ed29..6256bbd2 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md @@ -526,3 +526,33 @@ knowledge doc); `contract/qualia.rs` beyond `ZERO`/`get`/`with`; provenance comments and the Sonnet inventory §C); `crates/jc`. **Not run:** no cargo command of any kind was executed by this lane. + +--- + +## ⊘ Post-review corrections (2026-08-05, external review round on PR #891) + +**G1/G2b — the Flow/Block split (real internal inconsistency; corrected here +and relayed to the build lane mid-flight).** §3's G2b as written ("every +sealed move with `from == Planning` has `exec == Elixir` and +`to == CognitiveWork`") contradicts §2 step 8 of THIS note: the 4 CONTRA +owners' gate says Prune at c1, so their Planning-column casts are +`shade_owner`'s — `exec == Native`, `to == Prune`. Corrected assertions: + +- **G1 can-fire decomposes:** c1's 24 advances = **20 Flow** + (`Planning → CognitiveWork`) + **4 Block** (`Planning → Prune`), each + counted separately. +- **G2b Elixir claim restricted:** every `Planning → CognitiveWork` move has + `exec == Elixir` (the STYLE's mints); **new twin:** every + `Planning → Prune` move has `exec == Native` (the GATE's mints via + `shade_owner`). The can-stay-silent half (`CognitiveWork`/`Evaluation` ⇒ + `Native`) is unchanged. + +**Skips from the same round, with reasons (deliberate deferrals this note +already records):** the upstream missing-owner counter (G10's own comment +names it as the follow-up — the probe's job is to make the gap observable, +Q2 ruling: no upstream change in this PR); the retry-safe seal API (G9 +exists precisely to make the #879 drained-writer footgun VISIBLE — the guard +is the next deliverable, not this probe); the 36-style MetaWord→PlanContext +mapping (open question Q1, ruled out of this probe — 3-style honesty is +printed; `persona-vs-rung-ladder.md` is the mandatory read before any +bridge is designed). diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index d7aa6eac..a3bbfa33 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -344,9 +344,15 @@ the alternation), and read the printed count: ```sh rg -c 'batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|KanbanMove|kanban|owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope' \ - crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/.rs || echo 0 + crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/.rs \ + || { s=$?; [ "$s" -eq 1 ] && echo 0 || echo "rg FAILED (exit $s) — not a count"; } ``` +(`rg` exits 1 for genuinely-zero matches and 2 for a real failure — wrong +path, bad pattern. A bare `|| echo 0` would launder a failure into "zero +matches, free-standing harness"; the exit-code split above keeps the two +distinguishable.) + **A count of 0 means your harness is a free-standing loop** and cannot support a substrate claim, however green it is. That grep returned `0` for `blw_texture.rs`, which is how D-BLW-1 was found to be unbuilt while a harness stood in for it. @@ -363,13 +369,30 @@ is byte-identical (the #879 anti-vacuity falsifier, green at 64k/17). Any change that widens the write back toward dense/full-image, or adds a per-cast physical write, reverses #879 and is rejected on sight. -**Invariant 2 — interlacing is prevented by `temporal.rs`, at READ time.** -Cross-mailbox ordering is never a write-side concern: the writer fires ahead, -no ack exists (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`), and any consumer needing order recovers -it through the deinterlace surface (`deinterlace` / layer-1 -`local_trajectories`, sort key `cast_seq` / `(hlc ?? version, version)`). -Re-introducing write-side ordering, synchronization, or a confirmation ledger -reverses #879 and is rejected on sight. +**Invariant 2 — arrival order is never a write-side concern; canonical order +is established by deinterlace BEFORE the seal.** (Rewritten 2026-08-05 — the +earlier one-sentence form read as "read-time only," contradicting §8's +operator-sharpened deinterlace-before-write ruling. Two distinct claims, +both required, never conflated:) + +- **(a) Cross-MAILBOX arrival:** the writer fires ahead; no ack exists + (`E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1`); nothing at the write site synchronizes mailboxes + against each other. Re-introducing write-side cross-mailbox ordering, + synchronization, or a confirmation ledger reverses #879 and is rejected + on sight. +- **(b) Per-MAILBOX canonicalization:** casts never arrive in the same + order, and the SEAL takes deinterlaced input — the caller canonicalizes + each mailbox's casts before sealing, via `temporal.rs` (`deinterlace` / + layer-1 `local_trajectories`, sort key `cast_seq` / + `(hlc ?? version, version)`) or via the known-order hash helper ONLY once + certified equally exact on the out-of-order regime (§8; + `TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED`). A caller sealing raw arrival + order violates (b) without violating (a) — the seal must never ingest + raw arrival order. + +For STORED logs, `temporal.rs` remains the canonical recovery surface at +read time; (b) governs the write path's input, not a new cross-mailbox +synchronization. **The caveat the ruling names — a hash partition stands where temporal.rs is preferred.** `cycle_driver::recover_fleet` (P4e, `cycle_driver.rs:700-746`) diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md b/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md index 167dc287..3e9584af 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md @@ -90,7 +90,7 @@ F-arms cannot distinguish anchoring from reflection. | arm | injection (per §2) | reading | pre-registered expectation | |---|---|---|---| | **T** (true) | shape₀ × true rank₀, ELEVATED-rung | **Gadamer, Wirkungsgeschichte**: understanding is conditioned by what tradition hands it — the fused horizon is *wirkungsgeschichtliches Bewusstsein* made measurable | the observable: S₁ − S₀ (two one-shots, V₁ vs V₀). Fires iff it clears the pre-pinned floor. | -| **F+ / F−** (false) | true shape₀ × FALSE rank (shifted far high / far low on the bounded rank axis) | **the direction test.** S₁ tracking the injected rank = **Gadamer's Vorurteil as anchoring** (prejudice-structure dominating evidence) = **Goodhart realized** (a measure that becomes a belief ceases to be a good measure). S₁ correcting TOWARD truth against the injection = evidence-dominance (the hermeneutic circle revising its prejudice). Movement invariant to the injected value = mere perturbation, no verdict. | both directions MUST run — a one-sided F is not a direction test. | +| **F+ / F−** (false) | true shape₀ × FALSE rank — **bounded-safe payload**: equal-magnitude opposite shifts applied in **logit(rank) space**, which is unbounded and symmetric by construction, so no boundary clipping can occur; anchors whose true rank falls outside a pinned eligibility band [δ, 1−δ] are **excluded from the F-arms entirely, never clipped** (clipping would silently unequalize the ± magnitudes and confound the direction test) | **the direction test.** S₁ tracking the injected rank = **Gadamer's Vorurteil as anchoring** (prejudice-structure dominating evidence) = **Goodhart realized** (a measure that becomes a belief ceases to be a good measure). S₁ correcting TOWARD truth against the injection = evidence-dominance (the hermeneutic circle revising its prejudice). Movement invariant to the injected value = mere perturbation, no verdict. | both directions MUST run — a one-sided F is not a direction test. | | **P** (placebo) | structurally identical shape-and-rank envelope, zero information (choice pinned at build time; note: "uniform shape + median rank" is NOT empty — it asserts *nothing unusual*, a real statement) | instrument validity | **must not move.** If P moves S₁, the instrument measures injection mechanics, not information. | | **N** (null instrument, free) | the T-injection observed through the §12.8 bloom-rank criterion | the awareness-free control | **must stay frozen BY CONSTRUCTION** — that criterion has no awareness term. Second duty: N's own V₀-vs-V₁ shape drift measures pool drift absent awareness coupling — the baseline the observer effect is read against. | @@ -124,12 +124,19 @@ Pre-registration and guards, all binding BEFORE any run: 3. **Guard twins (house falsifiability rule):** every gate carries a can-FIRE test and a can-STAY-SILENT test, both on non-trivial inputs. 4. **The remeasure guard (new, from the single-measurement law):** the - measurement ledger is append-only, keyed `(statistic-id, version)`. A - second computation attempt at a sealed key must ERROR. + measurement ledger is append-only, keyed + `(statistic-id, arm, cohort, metric, version)` — scope-qualified, so + independent arms/cohorts/metrics legitimately writing at the same + version never collide with each other; only a true recompute of the SAME + scoped one-shot hits a sealed key. A second computation attempt at a + sealed key must ERROR. - can-fire: a test attempts the recompute and proves the guard barks; - - can-stay-silent: a fresh `(id, V+1)` one-shot passes untouched. -5. **Direction-test symmetry:** F+ and F− both run, same magnitude of rank - shift, opposite signs. + - can-stay-silent: a fresh `(id, scope, V+1)` one-shot passes untouched, + AND a different arm's write at the same `(id, version)` passes. +5. **Direction-test symmetry:** F+ and F− both run, same magnitude of + shift in logit(rank) units, opposite signs — the equal-magnitude + requirement is defined in the space where it cannot be broken by the + rank bounds (see the F± payload rule in §4). 6. **No p-values** (C4). The paired contrasts + placebo + null-instrument arms ARE the inference. Full tables, never bare κ (C2 naming). 7. **Anti-circularity, instrumented not violated (C6):** C6 forbids a diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 3ccba013..1d2d9e95 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1393,7 +1393,7 @@ criterion P2 at q=0.25). | controls | Z byte-identical (plumbing zero); G1 three-way extensional identity (Aware≡Retro≡Strict@V8); G4 both tails + real-data silent arm (the design's "~90 % god" premise measured 0.1285 — fixture replaced with constant-by-construction tails); G5/G6/G7 green | **The headline, exactly as large as the measurement:** the a-priori/hindsight -gap **closes monotonically as the horizon extends** — Δκ: −0.485 (V1), +gap **moves toward zero overall, with a small rebound at V6/V7** — Δκ: −0.485 (V1), −0.251, −0.079, −0.031, ≈0.000, +0.011, +0.017, 0.000 (V8, identical by construction); Hamming(A): 152→123→94→66→53→37→21→0. The distinction does real work early in the series and dissolves as horizons merge. That is a @@ -1425,8 +1425,8 @@ before any run):** | arm | injection | pre-registered expectation | |---|---|---| -| **T** (true) | the measured S₀ = full `BinaryAssociation` of (A,B), injected as an ELEVATED-rung fact | the observable: S₁ − S₀. Fire iff it clears the floor. | -| **F+ / F−** (false) | fabricated statistics (κ far above / far below truth) | the DIRECTION test: S₁ tracking the injected VALUE = anchoring on testimony over evidence (Gadamer's prejudice-structure, measurable; Goodhart's shadow); S₁ correcting TOWARD truth against the injection = evidence-dominance; value-invariant movement = mere perturbation. | +| **T** (true) | `shape₀ × true rank₀` derived from sealed S₀ (§12.9a payload — never the raw statistic), injected as an ELEVATED-rung fact | the observable: S₁ − S₀. Fire iff it clears the floor. | +| **F+ / F−** (false) | the TRUE shape₀ with a FALSE rank: equal-magnitude opposite shifts applied in **logit(rank) space** (symmetric by construction, no boundary clipping); anchors whose true rank falls outside a pinned eligibility band [δ, 1−δ] are EXCLUDED from the F-arms, never clipped | the DIRECTION test: S₁ tracking the injected RANK = anchoring on testimony over evidence (Gadamer's prejudice-structure, measurable; Goodhart's shadow); S₁ correcting TOWARD truth against the injection = evidence-dominance; value-invariant movement = mere perturbation. | | **P** (placebo) | same shape, permuted content, zero information | **must not move** — if placebo moves S₁, the instrument measures injection mechanics, not information, and the observer-effect claim dies. | | **N** (null instrument, free) | the same T-injection against the §12.8 bloom-rank criterion | **must stay frozen BY CONSTRUCTION** — that criterion has no awareness term, so any movement there is a plumbing leak that voids the run (G2's pattern, one level up). | @@ -1490,8 +1490,9 @@ tracking injected values ⇒ the anchoring finding stands even if T is silent empty — it asserts "nothing unusual"); N unchanged + gains the pool-drift-baseline duty (its own V₀-vs-V₁ shape drift, awareness-free). 5. **New guard:** the remeasure guard — append-only measurement ledger - keyed `(statistic-id, version)`; recompute at a sealed key ERRORS, with - can-fire + can-stay-silent tests. + keyed `(statistic-id, arm, cohort, metric, version)` (scope-qualified so + independent arms/cohorts/metrics at the same version never collide); + recompute at a sealed key ERRORS, with can-fire + can-stay-silent tests. ### 12.10 PROBE-ARC-TORQUE family PROPOSED (2026-08-04, operator) — torque of an arc, translator stray, author bias diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs index ca2c130b..b847ddc7 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs @@ -349,7 +349,11 @@ fn rank_verdicts(owner: &Tenant, pool_size: usize, seed: &[u64]) -> Vec { .collect(); // Descending score, ties broken by ASCENDING row index (§2.3). scored.sort_by(|a, b| b.0.cmp(&a.0).then(a.1.cmp(&b.1))); - let n_pos = pool_size / 4; // PRE-REGISTERED q = 0.25, floor operationalization. + // PRE-REGISTERED q = Q_QUANTILE, floor operationalization (see the const's + // doc comment). f64 mult of a small usize by 0.25 is exact; the `as usize` + // cast floors, matching the previous `pool_size / 4` integer division + // bit-for-bit for every pool size this harness produces. + let n_pos = (pool_size as f64 * Q_QUANTILE) as usize; let mut verdict = vec![false; pool_size]; for &(_, row) in scored.iter().take(n_pos) { verdict[row] = true; @@ -1473,8 +1477,5 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { in the rank criterion, not temporal.rs." ); - println!("--"); - println!("NOT COMPILED, NOT RUN by the authoring lane -- Sonnet grindwork, edit-only, no cargo (per task hard rules). The orchestrator compiles/lints/tests once."); - Ok(()) } From 5505d5171a48fa1aba91444672dd754bf395176b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:37:35 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 46/54] =?UTF-8?q?Plan=2012.11:=20D-IGN-B=20=E2=80=94=20ign?= =?UTF-8?q?ition=20starts=20the=20real=20lenses=20(operator=20directive)?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Ignition must be a simple start for Gadamer Horizontverschmelzung or the four lenses, not an abstract style bit over fixture bodies. Sequencing: PROBE-IGNITION (in build) proves the mechanics with fixture qualia; D-IGN-B is the stage behind it that swaps the fixture thought body for shipped instruments, reusing the probe's scaffolding. - Arming vocabulary z in {0 unarmed, 1-4 four stances, 5 Fusion} — six ordinals fit MetaWord's 6-bit thinking field with NO MetaWord-> PlanContext bridge (design-note Q1 sidestepped, stays an explicit non-goal; persona-vs-rung-ladder mandatory before any real bridge). - Thought bodies all shipped: the shared nars stance machinery through cycle_driver's pluggable seam (D-BLW-1 precedent); z=5 = blw_fusion's Strict-rung-0 vs Aware-rung-5 gap read at the owner's sealed horizon. - Pre-registered shape: different lenses over byte-identical rows => non-identical readouts (can-fire); same lens => bit-identical (silent twin); unarmed => none. Mechanics layer inherited from G1-G11, not re-proven. Numbers pinned at build time. - Also: DEFERRED pointer for ogar-blockly elixir-template storage (crate ~3-5 days out; full plan entry when it lands; persona-vs-rung- ladder mandatory read; StepMask-vs-180-call-cap carried as the open encoding question). - STATUS_BOARD: D-IGN-B row prepended newest-first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 1 + .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 58 +++++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 59 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 55aa4316..ec5cae29 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-id | Deliverable | Repo | Status | Evidence | |---|---|---|---|---| +| D-IGN-B | Ignition starts the REAL lenses: arming z ∈ {0 unarmed, 1-4 = the four stances, 5 = Fusion (Strict/Aware gap read)} — six ordinals in MetaWord's 6-bit field, no 36-style bridge (Q1 sidestepped); thought bodies = the shipped nars stance machinery via cycle_driver's pluggable seam (D-BLW-1 precedent) + blw_fusion's two-projection read. Can-fire: different lenses over byte-identical rows ⇒ non-identical readouts; silent twin: same lens ⇒ bit-identical; unarmed ⇒ none | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.11, behind PROBE-IGNITION central gates | plan cycle-driver 12.11 | | D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | | PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | | D-KIA-0 | jc capability map + dichotomous-statistics decision note (phi/KR-20/kappa naming; Spearman dropped at view 2) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W0 | diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 1d2d9e95..c76f521a 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1703,3 +1703,61 @@ preserve pair ranking vs f32 cosines above a pinned ρ floor on a held-out set. The S² precedent measured Pearson 0.9917 / Spearman 0.9924 (helix_orient header); the LINE version must be re-anchored, never assumed from the sphere's numbers. + +> **DEFERRED pointer (operator, 2026-08-05):** `ogar-blockly` (OGAR main — +> the 256-slot `(function:value)` call palette, LaneShape carvings, one +> 512-byte node per function body) as the storage substrate for the +> elixir-syntax thinking-template recipes (256:256 rails; the alternative +> to the planner/JITson route) is FEASIBLE-ASSESSED but the crate is ~3–5 +> days from finished. Full plan entry lands when it does. Mandatory read +> before that design starts: `.claude/v3/knowledge/persona-vs-rung-ladder.md` +> (the recipe codebook binds to the 144 verbs + 34 tactics, never the +> adjective-36). Open encoding question carried: StepMask vs the 180-call +> Pairs cap. + +### 12.11 D-IGN-B PROPOSED (2026-08-05, operator) — ignition starts the REAL lenses + +**The directive:** ignition must be a *simple start* for Gadamer +Horizontverschmelzung or the four lenses — not an abstract style bit over +fixture bodies. Sequencing: PROBE-IGNITION (in build) proves the MECHANICS +(cast → scan → seal → advance, fixture qualia, §5 "no semantic claim"); +D-IGN-B is the stage behind it that swaps the fixture thought body for the +shipped instruments, reusing the probe's fleet/scan/loop scaffolding. + +**Arming vocabulary (probe-defined, sidesteps Q1 entirely):** +`z ∈ {0 = unarmed, 1 = Hegel, 2 = Nietzsche, 3 = Kant, 4 = Wittgenstein, +5 = Fusion}` — six ordinals fit the 6-bit `MetaWord::thinking()` field with +no MetaWord→PlanContext bridge needed: the CognitiveWork dispatch reads +`thinking()` directly and selects the lens body. The 36-style bridge stays +an explicitly open non-goal (design-note Q1; persona-vs-rung-ladder is the +mandatory read before any such bridge). + +**The thought bodies — all shipped, nothing invented:** +- z=1..4: the shared four-stance machinery (`lance-graph-planner/src/nars/*` + — the stance streaming + readout records extracted for + `probe_eyes_opened`), run over the owner's POPULATED rows through + cycle_driver's pluggable thought seam (D-BLW-1 precedent: the lens body + is already wired into the 5.4 seam). +- z=5: the D-BLW-3 two-projection read (Strict rung-0 vs Aware rung-5 at + the owner's sealed horizon — `blw_fusion.rs`'s proven machinery); the + observable is that owner's gap read. + +**Pre-registered observable SHAPE (numbers pinned at build time):** +- can-fire: two cohorts armed with DIFFERENT lenses over byte-identical + rows produce NON-identical readouts — the lens axis is load-bearing + (G2c's pattern lifted from reliability bits to instrument readouts); +- can-stay-silent: two cohorts armed with the SAME lens over byte-identical + rows produce bit-identical readouts; the unarmed cohort produces none; +- the ignition property itself is inherited, not re-proven: arming is a + write, discovery is a scan, work happens only after seal→apply — the + mechanics probe's G1–G11 already gate that layer. + +**Placement:** `lance-graph-supervisor/tests/` (same forced placement: +only the supervisor sees both `run_cycle` and the planner). **Build gate:** +starts only after PROBE-IGNITION passes central gates; shares its corpus +loader and MemWal provenance. + +**Not claimed:** no fusion verdict, no stance-validity claim, no +parallelism, no durability — this stage adds exactly one fact to the +tree: *a cast-and-scan ignition starts real, shipped cognition, and which +cognition is selected by the armed bits alone.* From 7b0745d3d0649e30b80af7c53840602c84ac71e4 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:43:17 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 47/54] PROBE-IGNITION GREEN: the built-but-undriven write path now has a driver MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit 2/2 tests, all 11 gates (G1-G11) both can-fire and can-stay-silent halves. 64 real MailboxSoA owners seeded from the real KJV corpus, armed by a MetaWord write, discovered by a board scan alone, cast write-on-behalf through emit_bootstrap_intent -> BatchWriter::cast -> run_cycle. No messaging: two verbs only (CAST, LOOK INTO THE KANBAN), no new start bit, no carry-over list, driver input is a compile-time-constant scan scope. Measured: c1 24 casts / 1 WAL write / 24 transitions = 20 Flow (Planning->CognitiveWork, Elixir = style's mint) + 4 Block (Planning->Prune, Native = gate's mint); 40 untouched owners fully decomposed (32 out-of-scope, 7 unarmed, 1 orphan); c5+c6 rest with zero casts, no seal, wal_writes frozen, fleet byte-identical. G4's rest fires on the shipped suite's own Flow fixture (flow_proxy=7, Calibrated) because mantissa fell — not a zeroed-qualia rig. G5 distinguishes rescheduled rest (rediscovered=8) from absorbing Prune (0). G9/G10 make the two OPEN #879 caveats observable (drained-writer retry footgun; missing-owner accounting gap = exactly 1). Central-gate catch: G11's self-scan matched its own success message (needles were concatenation-guarded, the eprintln was not) — reworded, scan re-armed. Build lane self-caught four bugs pre-handoff (hardcoded DatasetVersion(0) base, tautological self-comparison, post-loop fingerprint, Option<&T> mismatch). Mid-flight G2b correction folded in (CONTRA's Planning casts are gate-minted, per the design note's own s2 step 8). Gates: test 2/2 ok; fmt --check clean; clippy 0 warnings attributable. CI: the probe is inert without --features cycle-driver; workflow NOT changed (operator-approved only) — recorded as the open item. Board: AGENT_LOG entry (orchestrator sole writer), STATUS_BOARD row. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md | 63 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 1 + .../board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-build.md | 159 ++ .../tests/probe_ignition.rs | 1389 +++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 1612 insertions(+) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-build.md create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md index f6449181..416a2c50 100644 --- a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md +++ b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md @@ -1,3 +1,66 @@ +## 2026-08-05 — PROBE-IGNITION: the write path is DRIVEN (Opus design + Sonnet inventory + Sonnet build + central gates) + +**D-ids:** PROBE-IGNITION (plan §12.11's prerequisite). **Commit:** this one. +**Outcome: GREEN — 2/2 tests, all 11 gates (G1-G11) both halves.** + +Three lanes: Opus design note (`exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md`, 528 +lines — placement, the no-messaging lowering, the pinned run shape, the +assertion table, the silence-honesty split); Sonnet API inventory +(`probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md`); Sonnet build +(`probe-ignition-build.md`). Orchestrator ran every cargo command. + +**What it proves.** The built-but-undriven write path now has a driver: 64 +real `MailboxSoA` owners seeded from the real KJV corpus, armed by a +`MetaWord` write, discovered by a board scan alone, cast write-on-behalf +through `emit_bootstrap_intent` -> `BatchWriter::cast` -> `run_cycle` +(collect -> seal -> persist -> apply). Measured: c1 24 casts / 1 WAL write / +24 transitions, decomposing 20 Flow (`Planning->CognitiveWork`, Elixir = +the style's mint) + 4 Block (`Planning->Prune`, Native = the gate's mint); +40 untouched owners fully accounted (32 out-of-scope, 7 unarmed, 1 orphan); +c5 and c6 rest with ZERO casts, no seal, `wal_writes` frozen at 4 and the +fleet byte-identical across the two rest cycles. + +**The honest silence held.** G4's rest fires on the shipped suite's own +*Flow* fixture at flow_proxy=7 with `Calibrated` texture — the owner rests +because `mantissa` (derived from live energy) fell to 0, not because the +qualia were zeroed. CONTRA's absorbing Prune silence is distinguishable from +REST's rescheduled silence: `rediscovered(REST)=8` at c2/c3 vs +`rediscovered(CONTRA)=0` across c2..c6. + +**Two OPEN #879 caveats made observable, as designed.** G9 pins the +drained-writer retry footgun (injected WAL failure -> `CycleError::Seal` -> +retry via `seal_cycle(sink, failure.frame, failure.casts)` lands it; a fresh +`collect_casts` on the same writer yields 0 slots). G10 measures the +missing-owner accounting gap: probe-local pass counts 1, shipped pass counts +0, difference exactly 1. + +**Corrections during the arc.** (a) Mid-flight G2b spec fix relayed to the +build lane: the 4 CONTRA Planning casts are gate-minted Native->Prune per +the design's own §2 step 8, so "every Planning move is Elixir" was wrong — +rebuilt as the 20/4 decomposition. (b) Central-gate catch: G11's self-scan +matched its OWN success message (the needles were concatenation-guarded but +the eprintln spelled them out) — a real false positive the run surfaced; +message reworded, scan re-armed. (c) The build lane self-caught four bugs +before handoff (hardcoded `DatasetVersion(0)` base, a tautological +self-comparison, a fingerprint captured after the loop, an `Option<&T>` +mismatch). + +**Deviations, both documented in-file:** energizing writes `owner.energy` +directly (`causal_edge::CausalEdge64` is unreachable without a forbidden +manifest change; same public field `apply_edges` mutates); the c4 wake runs +before the scan (the design's own cohort table is only consistent that way). + +**Gates:** `cargo test -p lance-graph-supervisor --features cycle-driver +--test probe_ignition` 2/2 ok; `cargo fmt -p lance-graph-supervisor --check` +clean; clippy 0 warnings attributable to the probe. **CI note:** the probe +is inert unless the workflow adds `--features cycle-driver` — NOT changed +here (workflow edits are operator-approved only); recorded as the open item. + +**Not claimed:** durability, parallelism, scale, multi-writer, validity, +GUID-prefix routing, 36-style arming, deinterlace/temporal, zero-copy, +recovery, or `Evaluation->Plan` re-entry (structurally unreachable through +the MUL gate — the arc stops at Commit and says so). + ## 2026-08-04 — D-BLW-3 arc: design + inventory + recon/refute workflow + build (consolidated by the orchestrator) Four units, records in their own tag-files per the one-writer rule: diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index ec5cae29..18ef3bbd 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -28,6 +28,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-id | Deliverable | Repo | Status | Evidence | |---|---|---|---|---| +| PROBE-IGNITION | The write path DRIVEN: arm by MetaWord write -> discover by board scan -> cast write-on-behalf -> seal -> apply. 64 real MailboxSoA owners, real KJV corpus, 6 cycles, 7 cohorts, 11 gates both halves | lance-graph | **GREEN 2026-08-05** — 2/2 tests; c1 = 24 casts (20 Flow + 4 Block), c5/c6 rest with zero casts and no seal; G9/G10 pin the two OPEN #879 caveats | `tests/probe_ignition.rs`; AGENT_LOG 2026-08-05 | | D-IGN-B | Ignition starts the REAL lenses: arming z ∈ {0 unarmed, 1-4 = the four stances, 5 = Fusion (Strict/Aware gap read)} — six ordinals in MetaWord's 6-bit field, no 36-style bridge (Q1 sidestepped); thought bodies = the shipped nars stance machinery via cycle_driver's pluggable seam (D-BLW-1 precedent) + blw_fusion's two-projection read. Can-fire: different lenses over byte-identical rows ⇒ non-identical readouts; silent twin: same lens ⇒ bit-identical; unarmed ⇒ none | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.11, behind PROBE-IGNITION central gates | plan cycle-driver 12.11 | | D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | | PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-build.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-build.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e49de82e --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-build.md @@ -0,0 +1,159 @@ +# PROBE-IGNITION — build record (Sonnet build lane) + +**Deliverable:** `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs` — written, +not compiled, not run (edit-only per the guardrails; no `cargo` of any kind was +executed by this lane). Two tests: `probe_ignition_scan_and_cast_no_messaging` +(the main 6-cycle run, G1-G8, G10, G11, self-scans, not-claimed block) and +`probe_ignition_g9_drained_writer_retry_footgun` (the G9 side fixture, its own +`MemWal`-derived `FlakyWal`). + +## What was built + +- Whole file wrapped in `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")] mod probe_ignition { ... }` + (the w2b pattern). **No Cargo.toml change** — verified both manifests before + writing: `lance-graph-supervisor`'s dev-dep on `cognitive-shader-driver` and + its `cycle-driver` feature (`dep:lance-graph-planner`, `dep:tokio`) already + existed exactly as the brief assumed. +- The pinned run shape verbatim: `FLEET_OWNERS=64`, `ROWS_PER_OWNER=64`, + `POPULATED_ROWS=48`, `CORPUS_VERSES=3072`, `SCOPE=0..32`, `CYCLES=6`, + `WAKE_CYCLE=4`, the 7 cohorts at their exact id ranges (IGNITE_A 0..6, + IGNITE_C 6..12, REST 12..20, CONTRA 20..24, UNARMED 24..31, ORPHAN 31, + OUTSIDE 32..64). +- All 11 gates (G1-G11, with G2/G3 carrying their a/b/c sub-parts), each with + both can-fire and can-stay-silent halves, printed as + `eprintln!("probe.ignition.G ...")` plus asserts. +- The G2a/G3b/G11 compile-time self-scans via `include_str!("probe_ignition.rs")`. + Needles are built by string CONCATENATION (never written as one contiguous + literal anywhere in the file, including inside the scan code itself) so the + scan cannot self-match — documented in a comment at the scan site. +- Qualia: `flow_qualia()`/`block_qualia()` re-derived locally with a doc + comment citing `cycle_driver.rs:1669`/`:1675` as provenance (those fixtures + are `#[cfg(test)]`-private, not importable). +- Corpus: `BLW_KJV_TSV` env (default `/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv`), deterministic + synthetic fallback with printed provenance, pairwise-distinctness guard on a + 5-owner content-plane sample. +- Write-back pass strictly AFTER apply (never during compute); the REST + branch records a rest and skips `run_cycle` entirely on zero staged casts. +- G9 side fixture: 2 owners, own `MemWal`-wrapping `FlakyWal` with a + `fail_next` `AtomicBool`, injected WAL failure, retry via `seal_cycle`, then + the drained-writer zero-slot observation via a fresh `collect_casts` call. +- G10: probe-local `column_pass` (counts `missing`) vs the shipped + `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` (silently drops the same id) on a + single-element `[ORPHAN_ID]` list; asserts the two totals differ by exactly 1. +- §5 Not-claimed block, all 12 items, printed at the end of the main test. + +## Deviations from the design note (both stated in-file, with reasons) + +1. **Energize uses a direct `owner.energy[row]` write, not `apply_edges(&[(row, + CausalEdge64)])`.** `causal_edge::CausalEdge64` is unreachable from this + crate: `cognitive-shader-driver` depends on `causal-edge` privately (no + `pub use` anywhere in its `lib.rs` or `mailbox_soa.rs` — grepped), and + `lance-graph-supervisor`'s own `Cargo.toml` has no dependency edge to + `causal-edge` at all. Adding one is a Cargo.toml change, which the brief + forbids outright. `owner.energy` is the exact public field `apply_edges` + itself mutates (`mailbox_soa.rs:66,362`), and is the field + `examples/blw_fusion.rs:515` already writes directly for its own + energizing — precedent in the same crate family, not an invented mechanism. +2. **The scheduled wake runs at the TOP of cycle 4's loop body (before + `scan_board`), not as step 14 after the write-back as the design's own + numbering literally lists it.** The design's cohort table says "wake at + c4 → Evaluation" — cycle 4's own gate read must already see the post-wake + mantissa. Read literally (wake after write-back), the effect would only be + visible from cycle 5 onward, contradicting the table. Documented at the top + of the file as a placement correction, not a behavioural addition (still + exactly one write, still gated on `c == WAKE_CYCLE`, still REST-only). + +No other deviations. The mid-flight G2b correction (Planning→Prune casts are +`Native`/the gate's mint, not `Elixir`/the style's, when the gate says Prune) +was folded in as instructed, with a one-line comment citing the design note's +§2 step 8 as the authority, at both the G1 c1-decomposition site (20 Flow + 4 +Block, not 24 uniform) and the G2b per-cycle exec-conditioned-on-`(from,to)` +check. + +## Bugs I found and fixed during my own re-read (before declaring done) + +Per the guardrails' "read the exact signature of everything you call" rule, I +re-read the whole file after the first draft and caught three real defects +that would either fail to compile or silently prove nothing: + +1. **`run_cycle`'s `CycleFrame` base version was hardcoded wrong.** First + draft used a stub `DatasetVersion(0)` for every cycle; `MemWal::commit_cycle` + rejects any `base != head`, so cycle 2 onward would have failed with + `WriteFailed("stale base...")`. Fixed to `sink.head()`, captured fresh each + cycle. +2. **A tautological assertion** (`assert_eq!(sink.wal_writes(), sink.wal_writes(), + ...)`) in the REST branch — compared a value to itself, which is exactly + the vacuous-assertion pattern this workspace's own falsifiability rule + forbids. Fixed by capturing `wal_writes_at_top_of_cycle` before the + cast-staging passes and comparing against that. +3. **`end_of_c5` was never actually captured during cycle 5** — the first + draft set it in a fallback block AFTER the whole loop ended, by which point + the fleet was already in its end-of-c6 state, making the G6 "byte-identical + across a rest cycle" comparison compare c6 to itself. Traced through the + cohort arcs by hand and confirmed **both c5 and c6 are zero-cast rest + cycles** (REST reaches Evaluation with mantissa 0 at c4's write-back and + never re-fires); fixed by capturing the fingerprint inside the loop's own + `c == 5` rest branch, and changed the c6 comparison to `panic!` (rather + than silently skip) if `end_of_c5` is somehow still `None` — an honest + failure instead of a mask. +4. **A `Option<&T>` vs `Option` type mismatch** in the G3b "changed set" + computation, caused by relying on default-binding-mode ergonomics through + `.filter(|(id, p)| ...)` over a `HashMap::iter()` (whose `Item` is `(&K,&V)` + and whose `.filter()` predicate receives `&Item`, i.e. one more reference + layer than the naive reading suggests). Rewrote as an explicit + `for (&id, &prev) in &snap_after_cast { if snap_post_apply.get(&id) != + Some(&prev) { ... } }` loop, which is unambiguous. + +I did not have a compiler to confirm these were the ONLY defects; see below. + +## Signature mismatches found between the design note and source + +- **§2 step 8's literal G2b claim was already flagged and corrected by the + orchestrator's mid-flight message** (see above) before I built the G2b + assertion at all — I did not need to independently re-discover this. +- Everything else in the design note's API references matched the Sonnet + inventory and my own source reads exactly: `run_cycle`/`collect_casts`/ + `seal_cycle`/`apply_sealed_transitions`/`shade_owner`/ + `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` signatures, `StyleStrategy::plan`/ + `::reliability_for`/`::intended_move` (private, reached only via `.plan()`), + `MailboxSoA` constructor/`write_row`/`apply_edges`/`consume_firing`/ + `pending_count`/`qualia_at`/`meta_at`/`energy` field, `KanbanColumn:: + advance_on_gate`/`next_phases`/`can_transition_to`, `gate_decision_i4`/ + `trust_texture_i4`/`flow_state_i4` (the last not directly called, only its + logic re-derived for the G4 anti-rig comment), `emit_bootstrap_intent`/ + `rebind_bootstrap`, `BatchWriter::{cast,on_behalf_of,intent_moves, + drain_pending_payloads}`. +- One inventory gap I closed myself: the API inventory listed + `TrustTexture` only as a return type of `trust_texture_i4`, not its own + definition. I independently grepped and confirmed + `lance_graph_contract::mul::TrustTexture` (`pub enum`, `#[derive(Debug, + Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)]`, `Calibrated` variant) before using it in the + G4 assert. + +## What I could NOT verify (no compiler; report honestly) + +- **Not compiled, not run.** Every signature was read from source in this + same pass; the file's overall correctness beyond that manual trace is + unverified. +- I did not independently re-derive `flow_state_i4`'s exact match arms from + source in this pass (I read them earlier in the session and used the logic + in prose/comments only — I never call `flow_state_i4` directly, only + `gate_decision_i4` which composes it internally). +- I did not check whether `clippy -D warnings` would flag anything beyond the + casts I pre-emptively allowed (`cast_possible_truncation`, + `cast_possible_wrap`, `cast_sign_loss`) and the pairwise-distinctness loop I + rewrote to avoid `needless_range_loop`. There may be other nits (e.g. + `too_many_lines` on the main test function, which is long by construction + given the 6-cycle loop plus 5 epilogue blocks). +- I did not verify `MailboxId`'s underlying type by opening + `collapse_gate.rs` in a prior turn of THIS session — I did open it in this + build pass specifically and confirmed `pub type MailboxId = u32;`. +- The exact wire-format assumption that `[900, 901]` and other bare integer + literals infer as `MailboxId` (`u32`) from context is standard Rust type + inference and should hold, but is unverified by a compiler. + +## Board-adjacent files touched + +Only this tag-file (`.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-build.md`) and the +deliverable itself. `AGENT_LOG.md` was read, not written (one-writer rule). +No `cargo`, no `git commit`, no branch change. diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..5f06b98c --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1389 @@ +//! PROBE-IGNITION — the falsifier for "inject corpus X into thinking style Z". +//! +//! Spec: `.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-design-opus.md` (design, +//! Opus, design-only, no code) + `.claude/board/exec-runs/probe-ignition-api-inventory-sonnet.md` +//! (exact signatures — wins on any design/inventory conflict). This is the +//! first DRIVEN traversal of the built-but-undriven write path: a fleet of +//! real `MailboxSoA` tenants, seeded from a real corpus and armed with a +//! thinking style by a WRITE, discovered by a SCAN of the kanban board alone +//! (no messaging, no queue, no ractor) — the armed style's own +//! `StrategyOutcome` cast write-on-behalf, drained, sealed into one WAL +//! write, and applied. See the design note §0 for the full headline. +//! +//! ## Two verbs only (design §1b) +//! +//! CAST (a write through `BatchWriter`, write-on-behalf) and LOOK INTO THE +//! KANBAN (a read of the owner's phase). No endpoint, no actor, no queue. +//! `where()` scopes the SCAN only; an armed owner outside the scanned range +//! is armed and never started (G7). +//! +//! ## Deviation from the design note, stated once here (no others) +//! +//! **§2 step "Energize" uses a direct `owner.energy[row]` write, NOT +//! `apply_edges(&[(row, CausalEdge64)])`.** `causal_edge::CausalEdge64` is +//! not reachable from this crate: `cognitive-shader-driver` depends on it +//! privately (no `pub use`), `lance-graph-planner` does not re-export it +//! either, and `lance-graph-supervisor`'s own `Cargo.toml` has no dependency +//! edge to `causal-edge` (verified by reading both manifests before writing +//! this file). Adding one would be a Cargo.toml change, which this build's +//! brief forbids outright. `owner.energy` is the SAME public field +//! `apply_edges` itself mutates (`mailbox_soa.rs:66,362`) and is the field +//! `examples/blw_fusion.rs:515` already writes directly for its own +//! energizing (`owner.energy[row] = …`) — so this substitution has a shipped +//! precedent in the same crate family, not an invented mechanism. Every +//! other design element (the gate, the DAG, the seal/apply, the write-back, +//! the wake) is implemented exactly as specified. +//! +//! ## A second, load-bearing correction: the WAKE runs BEFORE the scan +//! +//! The design's own step numbering lists "scheduled wake (cycle 4 only)" +//! as step 14, after the write-back (step 13) — i.e. at the END of a +//! cycle's processing. Read literally that would make the wake's effect +//! visible only from cycle 5's gate read onward. But the design's own +//! cohort table says the REST cohort's own arc is "wake at c4 → +//! Evaluation" — i.e. cycle 4's OWN gate read must already see the +//! post-wake mantissa. The two claims are consistent only if the wake +//! write lands BEFORE cycle 4's scan/gate read, not after. This file runs +//! the wake at the TOP of the loop body when `c == WAKE_CYCLE`, before +//! `scan_board` — a placement correction, not a behavioural addition (the +//! wake is still exactly one write, still gated on `c == WAKE_CYCLE`, +//! still touches only the REST cohort). +//! +//! ## Provenance +//! +//! Feature-gating pattern: `tests/w2b_real_owner_probe.rs`. `MemWal` / +//! `RowSpanDescriptor` / bloom-plane seeding +//! (`fnv1a`/`bloom_add`/`tokens`/`encode_plane`) / `load_verses`: +//! `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` (cited at each site +//! below). `flow_qualia()` / `block_qualia()`: re-derived locally from +//! `cycle_driver.rs:1669` / `:1675` (those functions are `#[cfg(test)]` +//! inside `cycle_driver`'s own module, not importable from here). +//! +//! ## Not compiled, not run by this lane — orchestrator gates +//! +//! This file was written edit-only (no `cargo` of any kind). Every +//! signature cited was read from source in the same pass that wrote this +//! file (see the build tag-file for what could and could not be verified). + +#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")] +mod probe_ignition { + #![allow( + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_possible_wrap, + clippy::cast_sign_loss + )] + + use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicBool, AtomicU64, Ordering}; + use std::sync::Mutex; + + use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::{MailboxSoA, WriteCell, WriteOutcome, WORDS_PER_FP}; + use lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader::MetaWord; + use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; + use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn}; + use lance_graph_contract::mul::i4_eval::{gate_decision_i4, trust_texture_i4}; + use lance_graph_contract::mul::TrustTexture; + use lance_graph_contract::qualia::QualiaI4_16D; + use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::DatasetVersion; + use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::MailboxSoaView; + use lance_graph_contract::thinking::ThinkingStyle; + use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; + use lance_graph_planner::ir::Arena; + use lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent; + use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ + CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, + }; + use lance_graph_planner::strategy::style_strategy::StyleStrategy; + use lance_graph_planner::traits::{ + PlanContext, PlanInput, PlanStrategy, QueryFeatures, StrategyOutcome, + }; + use lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::{ + apply_sealed_transitions, collect_casts, run_cognitive_work_gated_over, run_cycle, + seal_cycle, shade_owner, CycleError, CycleOutcome, + }; + + // ── PRE-REGISTERED run shape (design §2) — fixed BEFORE any number + // exists; NOT adjustable after a run. ─────────────────────────────────── + + const FLEET_OWNERS: MailboxId = 64; + const ROWS_PER_OWNER: usize = 64; + const POPULATED_ROWS: usize = 48; + const CORPUS_VERSES: usize = FLEET_OWNERS as usize * POPULATED_ROWS; // 3072 + const SCOPE_LO: MailboxId = 0; + const SCOPE_HI: MailboxId = 32; + const CYCLES: u32 = 6; + const WAKE_CYCLE: u32 = 4; + + // Cohorts (design §2 table). ids sum to exactly 32 inside SCOPE. + const IGNITE_A_LO: MailboxId = 0; + const IGNITE_A_HI: MailboxId = 6; + const IGNITE_C_LO: MailboxId = 6; + const IGNITE_C_HI: MailboxId = 12; + const REST_LO: MailboxId = 12; + const REST_HI: MailboxId = 20; + const CONTRA_LO: MailboxId = 20; + const CONTRA_HI: MailboxId = 24; + const UNARMED_LO: MailboxId = 24; + const UNARMED_HI: MailboxId = 31; + const ORPHAN_ID: MailboxId = 31; + const OUTSIDE_LO: MailboxId = 32; + const OUTSIDE_HI: MailboxId = 64; + + /// Firing threshold. A row is "firing" once `|energy[row]| >= threshold` + /// (`mailbox_soa.rs:194-196`). + const TENANT_THRESHOLD: f32 = 1.0; + /// Energy landed on a firing row — safely above `TENANT_THRESHOLD`. + const FIRE_ENERGY: f32 = 2.0; + /// Any w_slot < 64 works — `apply_edges`'s w_slot gate is never exercised + /// by this probe (see the module-level deviation note). + const TENANT_W_SLOT: u8 = 0; + + type Tenant = MailboxSoA; + type Fleet = HashMap; + + // ── ThinkingStyle arming vocabulary (design §6 Q1, folded in per the + // orchestrator ruling): z in {0,1,2,3}. z=0 is UNARMED and never reaches + // `thinking_style_for`/`style_vector_for` — both fall back defensively + // (never actually exercised on this probe's cohorts) rather than panic. + // Three of the contract's 36 styles are reachable here, never 36 — see + // the §5 not-claimed block. ─────────────────────────────────────────── + + fn thinking_style_for(z: u8) -> ThinkingStyle { + match z { + 1 => ThinkingStyle::Analytical, + 2 => ThinkingStyle::Creative, + 3 => ThinkingStyle::Reflective, + _ => ThinkingStyle::Analytical, + } + } + + /// The 23D sparse vector `StyleStrategy`'s private `resolve_style` reads + /// (idx 4 = analytical, idx 3 = creative, idx 0 = depth/reflective — + /// `style_strategy.rs:236-238`), built so `.plan()`'s internal style + /// resolution and this file's own `thinking_style_for` agree by + /// construction (both driven from the same `z`). + fn style_vector_for(z: u8) -> Vec { + let mut v = vec![0.0f64; 23]; + match thinking_style_for(z) { + ThinkingStyle::Analytical => v[4] = 1.0, + ThinkingStyle::Creative => v[3] = 1.0, + _ => v[0] = 1.0, + } + v + } + + fn plan_context_for(z: u8) -> PlanContext { + PlanContext { + query: String::new(), + features: QueryFeatures::default(), + free_will_modifier: 1.0, + thinking_style: Some(style_vector_for(z)), + nars_hint: None, + witness: None, + } + } + + /// `mantissa` is DERIVED from live owner state, never stored (design §4): + /// `min(7, pending_count()) as i8`. `pending_count` (`mailbox_soa.rs:571`) + /// counts rows with `|energy| >= threshold` over the whole `N`-row plane; + /// only populated rows are ever written above zero in this probe, so it + /// is equivalent to "populated rows at/above threshold" without needing + /// a separate `populated` clamp. + fn mantissa_of(owner: &Tenant) -> i8 { + owner.pending_count().min(7) as i8 + } + + /// Flow qualia (warmth=4, groundedness=3, coherence=4, valence=2) — the + /// SAME construction `cycle_driver.rs:1669`'s `flow_qualia()` test + /// fixture uses (`flow_proxy = 4+3-0 = 7`, coherence>=4 & valence>=2 & + /// tension<=1 => Calibrated). Re-derived here (that fn is `#[cfg(test)]` + /// inside `cycle_driver`, not importable). + fn flow_qualia() -> QualiaI4_16D { + QualiaI4_16D(0).with(3, 4).with(14, 3).with(9, 4).with(1, 2) + } + + /// Uncertain qualia (coherence=-3, tension=3) => `Block`. Provenance: + /// `cycle_driver.rs:1675`'s `block_qualia()` fixture, re-derived (same + /// reason as above). + fn block_qualia() -> QualiaI4_16D { + QualiaI4_16D(0).with(9, -3).with(2, 3) + } + + // ── corpus + bloom-plane seeding — COPIED from + // `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` with provenance, + // per the brief ("consume the pattern; copy the needed pieces"). ─────── + + /// Bits set per token in a `WORDS_PER_FP`-word identity plane. + /// Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:255` (itself citing `blw_tenant.rs:249`). + const BLOOM_K: usize = 4; + + /// FNV-1a over `bytes`, salted with `seed`. Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:258-265`. + fn fnv1a(bytes: &[u8], seed: u64) -> u64 { + let mut h = 0xcbf2_9ce4_8422_2325_u64 ^ seed.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + for &c in bytes { + h ^= u64::from(c); + h = h.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + } + h + } + + /// Set this token's `BLOOM_K` bits in a `WORDS_PER_FP`-word plane. + /// Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:269-278`. + fn bloom_add(plane: &mut [u64], token: &str, salt: u64) { + for k in 0..BLOOM_K { + let h = fnv1a( + token.as_bytes(), + salt ^ (k as u64).wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9), + ); + let bit = (h % (WORDS_PER_FP as u64 * 64)) as usize; + plane[bit / 64] |= 1u64 << (bit % 64); + } + } + + /// Lowercased alphanumeric tokens of length >= 2. Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:281-285`. + fn tokens(text: &str) -> impl Iterator + '_ { + text.split(|c: char| !c.is_ascii_alphanumeric()) + .filter(|t| t.len() >= 2) + .map(str::to_ascii_lowercase) + } + + /// Build a plane from a verse's tokens. Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:290-296`. + fn encode_plane(text: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + for t in tokens(text) { + bloom_add(&mut plane, &t, salt); + } + plane + } + + /// Read `index\ttext` rows, bounded to `limit`. Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:478-485`. + fn load_verses(path: &str, limit: usize) -> Option> { + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?; + let verses: Vec = raw + .lines() + .filter_map(|l| l.split_once('\t').map(|(_, t)| t.to_string())) + .take(limit) + .collect(); + (verses.len() == limit).then_some(verses) + } + + /// Deterministic synthetic fallback — a non-degeneracy fixture, not a + /// semantic instrument (design §2 step 1): distinct per-index text so + /// every content plane differs. + fn synthetic_corpus(n: usize) -> Vec { + (0..n) + .map(|i| { + let salt = (i as u64).wrapping_mul(2_654_435_761) % 104_729; + format!("probe ignition synthetic verse {i} token{salt}") + }) + .collect() + } + + fn load_or_synthesize_corpus() -> (Vec, &'static str) { + let path = + std::env::var("BLW_KJV_TSV").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv".to_string()); + match load_verses(&path, CORPUS_VERSES) { + Some(v) => (v, "BLW_KJV_TSV corpus"), + None => ( + synthetic_corpus(CORPUS_VERSES), + "deterministic synthetic fallback", + ), + } + } + + /// The write descriptor `P` — a DESCRIPTOR, never owned delta bytes. + /// Provenance: `blw_fusion.rs:362-380`. + #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] + struct RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: u32, + row_hi: u32, + cycle: u32, + } + + impl RowSpanDescriptor { + fn to_le_bytes(self) -> [u8; 12] { + let mut out = [0u8; 12]; + out[0..4].copy_from_slice(&self.row_lo.to_le_bytes()); + out[4..8].copy_from_slice(&self.row_hi.to_le_bytes()); + out[8..12].copy_from_slice(&self.cycle.to_le_bytes()); + out + } + } + + fn row_span_payload(owner: &Tenant) -> Vec { + RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: 0, + row_hi: owner.populated() as u32, + cycle: owner.cycle(), + } + .to_le_bytes() + .to_vec() + } + + // ── the WAL seam (in-process; NOT durability) — COPIED from + // `blw_fusion.rs:396-473`, with the `reads` counter added (mirroring + // `cycle_driver.rs`'s own `#[cfg(test)]` `FakeWalSink`, cited at G3b). ─ + + struct SealedCycle { + version: DatasetVersion, + landings: Vec, + } + + struct MemWal { + sealed: Mutex>, + next_version: AtomicU64, + wal_writes: AtomicU64, + /// `scan_sealed` + `versions` call count — MUST stay 0 across the + /// main loop (P4b reads no dataset; G3b). + reads: AtomicU64, + } + + impl MemWal { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + sealed: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), + next_version: AtomicU64::new(1), + wal_writes: AtomicU64::new(0), + reads: AtomicU64::new(0), + } + } + fn wal_writes(&self) -> u64 { + self.wal_writes.load(Ordering::SeqCst) + } + fn reads(&self) -> u64 { + self.reads.load(Ordering::SeqCst) + } + fn head(&self) -> DatasetVersion { + self.sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .last() + .map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version) + } + } + + impl WalSink for MemWal { + async fn commit_cycle( + &self, + base: DatasetVersion, + batch: DetachedCycleBatch, + ) -> Result { + let mut sealed = self.sealed.lock().expect("MemWal poisoned"); + let head = sealed.last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version); + if base != head { + return Err(WriteFailed(format!( + "stale base {base:?}: sealed head is {head:?}" + ))); + } + self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)); + sealed.push(SealedCycle { + version, + landings: batch.landings, + }); + Ok(version) + } + + async fn scan_sealed( + &self, + from_version: Option, + ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + self.reads.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .filter(|s| from_version.is_none_or(|f| s.version > f)) + .flat_map(|s| { + s.landings.iter().map(|slot| LandedSlot { + version: s.version, + slot: slot.clone(), + }) + }) + .collect()) + } + + async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + self.reads.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .map(|s| { + ( + s.landings.first().map_or(CycleId(0), |l| l.cycle), + s.version, + ) + }) + .collect()) + } + } + + // ── fleet construction ────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + fn owner_verses(all: &[String], owner_idx: MailboxId) -> &[String] { + let lo = owner_idx as usize * POPULATED_ROWS; + &all[lo..lo + POPULATED_ROWS] + } + + /// Build + seed one owner: `table($x)` (content per row) + `ThinkingStyle($z)` + /// (a `MetaWord` write) + qualia (declared fixture) + energize + /// (`firing_rows` rows set above threshold) — design §2 steps 2-6. + fn build_owner( + id: MailboxId, + verses: &[String], + armed: u8, + qualia: QualiaI4_16D, + firing_rows: usize, + ) -> Tenant { + let mut owner: Tenant = MailboxSoA::new(id, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD); + let cycle = owner.cycle(); // 0, mirrors blw_fusion.rs:723-728 (seed before tick). + let meta = MetaWord::new(armed, 0, 0, 0, 0); + for (row, text) in verses.iter().enumerate() { + let content = encode_plane(text, u64::from(id)); + let cell = WriteCell { + content: Some(content.as_slice()), + qualia: Some(qualia), + meta: Some(meta), + entity_type: Some((row % 251) as u16), + temporal: Some(row as u64), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + let outcome = owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell); + assert_eq!( + outcome, + WriteOutcome::Accepted, + "seeding row {row} of owner {id} must be accepted" + ); + } + owner.set_populated(verses.len()); + owner.tick(); // cycle 0 -> 1, mirrors blw_fusion.rs:728. + for r in 0..firing_rows { + owner.energy[r] = FIRE_ENERGY; + } + owner + } + + fn build_fleet(corpus: &[String]) -> Fleet { + let mut fleet = Fleet::new(); + let analytical: u8 = 1; + let creative: u8 = 2; + let unarmed: u8 = 0; + + for id in IGNITE_A_LO..IGNITE_A_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner(id, owner_verses(corpus, id), analytical, flow_qualia(), 3), + ); + } + for id in IGNITE_C_LO..IGNITE_C_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner(id, owner_verses(corpus, id), creative, flow_qualia(), 3), + ); + } + for id in REST_LO..REST_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner(id, owner_verses(corpus, id), analytical, flow_qualia(), 1), + ); + } + for id in CONTRA_LO..CONTRA_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner(id, owner_verses(corpus, id), analytical, block_qualia(), 3), + ); + } + for id in UNARMED_LO..UNARMED_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner(id, owner_verses(corpus, id), unarmed, flow_qualia(), 3), + ); + } + // ORPHAN (id 31): deliberately NOT inserted — "no owner registered" + // (design §2 cohort table; the #879 missing-owner caveat, G10). + for id in OUTSIDE_LO..OUTSIDE_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner(id, owner_verses(corpus, id), analytical, flow_qualia(), 3), + ); + } + fleet + } + + // ── the scan (LOOK INTO THE KANBAN) ───────────────────────────────────── + + #[derive(Default)] + struct ScanResult { + planning: Vec, + cognitive: Vec, + evaluation: Vec, + absorbed: Vec, + missing: usize, + } + + /// Pure reads through the owner's `phase()`. Design §2 step 7. + fn scan_board(fleet: &Fleet, ids: impl IntoIterator) -> ScanResult { + let mut r = ScanResult::default(); + for id in ids { + match fleet.get(&id) { + None => r.missing += 1, + Some(owner) => match owner.phase() { + KanbanColumn::Planning => r.planning.push(id), + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork => r.cognitive.push(id), + KanbanColumn::Evaluation => r.evaluation.push(id), + KanbanColumn::Commit | KanbanColumn::Plan | KanbanColumn::Prune => { + r.absorbed.push(id); + } + }, + } + } + r + } + + // ── the CAST — the Planning and Evaluation columns (probe-local; + // design §6 Q2: the shipped seam can drive only CognitiveWork) ───────── + + struct ColumnPassOutcome { + cast: usize, + held: Vec, + missing: usize, + } + + /// Probe-local pass over an explicit id list. Trusts `scan_board`'s + /// partition (unlike the shipped `cognitive_pass`'s defensive re-check — + /// this closure's caller already filtered by phase); counts a missing + /// owner explicitly (G10), where the shipped seam does not. + fn column_pass( + fleet: &Fleet, + ids: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut think: impl FnMut(&Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)>, + ) -> ColumnPassOutcome { + let mut cast = 0usize; + let mut held = Vec::new(); + let mut missing = 0usize; + for &id in ids { + let Some(owner) = fleet.get(&id) else { + missing += 1; + continue; + }; + let mut did_cast = false; + if let Some((outcome, payload)) = think(owner) { + if emit_bootstrap_intent( + &outcome, + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.current_cycle(), + writer, + payload, + ) + .is_some() + { + did_cast = true; + } + } + if did_cast { + cast += 1; + } else { + held.push(id); + } + } + ColumnPassOutcome { + cast, + held, + missing, + } + } + + /// Design §2 step 8/10: gate first, style mints when the gate's target + /// matches the style's structural crossing, the gate mints otherwise + /// (always true at Evaluation, since the style's intended move is + /// structurally always the Planning -> CognitiveWork crossing). + fn plan_or_evaluate_think(owner: &Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)> { + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + if armed == 0 { + return None; // UNARMED: never plans. + } + let qualia = owner.qualia_at(0); + let mantissa = mantissa_of(owner); + let gate = gate_decision_i4(&qualia, mantissa); + let target = owner.phase().advance_on_gate(&gate)?; // Hold => None => rest. + + let mut arena = Arena::new(); + let plan_out = StyleStrategy + .plan( + PlanInput { + plan: None, + context: plan_context_for(armed), + outcome: None, + }, + &mut arena, + ) + .expect("StyleStrategy::plan never errors over this probe's fixed recipe substrate"); + let style_outcome = plan_out + .outcome + .expect("StyleStrategy always surfaces a StrategyOutcome"); + let style_move = style_outcome + .intended_move + .expect("StyleStrategy always intends the Planning -> CognitiveWork crossing"); + + let outcome = if style_move.to == target { + style_outcome + } else { + shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, style_outcome.reliability)? + }; + Some((outcome, row_span_payload(owner))) + } + + // ── fingerprinting (G1/G3a/G6 byte-identity) ──────────────────────────── + + #[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Debug)] + struct OwnerFingerprint { + phase: KanbanColumn, + cycle: u32, + energy: [f32; ROWS_PER_OWNER], + meta0: MetaWord, + qualia0: QualiaI4_16D, + } + + fn fingerprint(o: &Tenant) -> OwnerFingerprint { + OwnerFingerprint { + phase: o.phase(), + cycle: o.cycle(), + energy: o.energy, + meta0: o.meta_at(0), + qualia0: o.qualia_at(0), + } + } + + fn fingerprint_all( + fleet: &Fleet, + ids: impl IntoIterator, + ) -> HashMap { + ids.into_iter() + .filter_map(|id| fleet.get(&id).map(|o| (id, fingerprint(o)))) + .collect() + } + + fn phase_cycle_snapshot(fleet: &Fleet) -> HashMap { + fleet + .iter() + .map(|(&id, o)| (id, (o.phase(), o.cycle()))) + .collect() + } + + // ── the main probe ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + #[tokio::test] + async fn probe_ignition_scan_and_cast_no_messaging() { + let (corpus, provenance) = load_or_synthesize_corpus(); + println!( + "probe.ignition corpus: {provenance} ({} verses, {FLEET_OWNERS} owners x {POPULATED_ROWS} rows)", + corpus.len() + ); + assert_eq!(corpus.len(), CORPUS_VERSES, "PRE-REGISTERED corpus size"); + + let mut fleet = build_fleet(&corpus); + + // ── non-degeneracy guard (design §2 step 1) ───────────────────────── + { + let sample_ids: [MailboxId; 5] = + [IGNITE_A_LO, IGNITE_C_LO, REST_LO, CONTRA_LO, OUTSIDE_LO]; + let mut digests = Vec::new(); + for &id in &sample_ids { + let owner = fleet.get(&id).expect("sample id must be a real owner"); + let plane = owner.content_row(0); + assert!( + plane.iter().any(|&w| w != 0), + "content plane must be non-zero for owner {id}" + ); + digests.push(plane.to_vec()); + } + for (i, di) in digests.iter().enumerate() { + for dj in &digests[i + 1..] { + assert_ne!(di, dj, "content planes must be pairwise distinct"); + } + } + println!( + "probe.ignition non-degeneracy: {} sampled content planes are non-zero and pairwise distinct", + digests.len() + ); + } + + // ── G2c: the armed bits reached the plan and changed something ───── + { + let r_a = + StyleStrategy::reliability_for(ThinkingStyle::Analytical, &plan_context_for(1)); + let r_c = StyleStrategy::reliability_for(ThinkingStyle::Creative, &plan_context_for(2)); + assert_ne!( + r_a.to_bits(), + r_c.to_bits(), + "G2c can-fire: distinct styles must yield distinct reliability (the R-GATE property, style_strategy.rs:486-508)" + ); + let r_a2 = + StyleStrategy::reliability_for(ThinkingStyle::Analytical, &plan_context_for(1)); + assert_eq!( + r_a.to_bits(), + r_a2.to_bits(), + "G2c can-stay-silent: two owners armed with the SAME style must produce bit-identical reliability" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G2c: reliability(Analytical)={r_a} != reliability(Creative)={r_c}; same-style reliability is bit-identical"); + } + + let sink = MemWal::new(); + let mut writer: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let mut position_base: u64 = 0; + let mut watermarks: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + // Cursor into each owner's firing rows — the write-back pass + // (design §2 step 13) consumes them one at a time. + let mut next_firing_row: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + + let unarmed_and_outside: Vec = (UNARMED_LO..UNARMED_HI) + .chain(OUTSIDE_LO..OUTSIDE_HI) + .collect(); + let rest_ids: Vec = (REST_LO..REST_HI).collect(); + let contra_ids: Vec = (CONTRA_LO..CONTRA_HI).collect(); + let mut rediscovered_rest_c2 = false; + let mut rediscovered_rest_c3 = false; + let mut contra_seen_after_c1: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + let mut end_of_c5: Option> = None; + + for c in 1..=CYCLES { + // ── scheduled wake (design §2 step 14, RE-ORDERED to run before + // the scan — see the module-level correction note) ───────────── + if c == WAKE_CYCLE { + for &id in &rest_ids { + let owner = fleet.get_mut(&id).expect("REST owner must exist"); + let row = *next_firing_row.get(&id).unwrap_or(&0); + owner.energy[row] = FIRE_ENERGY; + } + println!( + "probe.ignition wake @c{c}: re-energized one row for each of {} REST owners", + rest_ids.len() + ); + } + + let scan = scan_board(&fleet, SCOPE_LO..SCOPE_HI); + assert_eq!( + scan.missing, 1, + "scan.missing @c{c}: the orphan (id {ORPHAN_ID}) must be the only missing id in every scan" + ); + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition scan @c{c}: planning={} cognitive={} evaluation={} absorbed={} missing={}", + scan.planning.len(), + scan.cognitive.len(), + scan.evaluation.len(), + scan.absorbed.len(), + scan.missing + ); + + if c == 2 { + rediscovered_rest_c2 = rest_ids.iter().all(|id| scan.cognitive.contains(id)); + } + if c == 3 { + rediscovered_rest_c3 = rest_ids.iter().all(|id| scan.cognitive.contains(id)); + } + if c >= 2 { + for &id in &contra_ids { + if scan.planning.contains(&id) + || scan.cognitive.contains(&id) + || scan.evaluation.contains(&id) + { + contra_seen_after_c1.insert(id); + } + } + } + + let wal_writes_at_top_of_cycle = sink.wal_writes(); + + // ── G3a: casting mutates nothing — snapshot BEFORE the passes ── + let snap_before_cast = phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet); + + let planning_outcome = + column_pass(&fleet, &scan.planning, &mut writer, plan_or_evaluate_think); + + let cognitive_outcome = + run_cognitive_work_gated_over(&fleet, &scan.cognitive, &mut writer, |owner| { + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + let style = thinking_style_for(armed); + let ctx = plan_context_for(armed); + let qualia = owner.qualia_at(0); + let mantissa = mantissa_of(owner); + let reliability = StyleStrategy::reliability_for(style, &ctx); + Some((qualia, mantissa, reliability, row_span_payload(owner))) + }); + + let evaluation_outcome = column_pass( + &fleet, + &scan.evaluation, + &mut writer, + plan_or_evaluate_think, + ); + + let snap_after_cast = phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet); + assert_eq!( + snap_before_cast, snap_after_cast, + "G3a @c{c}: staging casts must not mutate any owner's phase or cycle" + ); + + let total_casts = + planning_outcome.cast + cognitive_outcome.cast + evaluation_outcome.cast; + + if total_casts == 0 { + // ── REST BRANCH (design §2 step 11): zero staged casts => + // record the rest, do NOT call run_cycle, no seal, wal_writes + // unchanged from a value captured BEFORE this cycle's passes + // ran (not compared to itself — that would be vacuous). ──── + assert_eq!( + sink.wal_writes(), + wal_writes_at_top_of_cycle, + "G6 can-stay-silent @c{c}: a rest cycle must not move wal_writes" + ); + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition.G6 @c{c}: 0 casts staged — cycle rests, no seal, wal_writes={}", + sink.wal_writes() + ); + if c == 5 { + end_of_c5 = Some(fingerprint_all( + &fleet, + fleet.keys().copied().collect::>(), + )); + } + if c == CYCLES { + let end_of_c6 = + fingerprint_all(&fleet, fleet.keys().copied().collect::>()); + match &end_of_c5 { + Some(before) => { + assert_eq!(before, &end_of_c6, "G6 can-stay-silent: the whole fleet is byte-identical across a rest cycle"); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G6 can-stay-silent: fleet byte-identical between end-of-c5 and end-of-c6 ({} owners)", end_of_c6.len()); + } + None => panic!( + "G6: end_of_c5 was never captured — cycle 5 was not observed as a rest cycle, so the \ + pinned c5-vs-c6 comparison this gate depends on cannot run honestly" + ), + } + } + continue; + } + + let wal_writes_before = sink.wal_writes(); + let base_version = sink.head(); + let outcome: CycleOutcome = match run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut writer, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(u64::from(c)), base_version), + position_base, + &mut watermarks, + u64::from, + ) + .await + { + Ok(o) => o, + Err(CycleError::Seal(_)) => panic!("probe.ignition @c{c}: unexpected seal failure (MemWal never injects one in the main run)"), + Err(CycleError::Apply { cause, .. }) => panic!("probe.ignition @c{c}: unexpected apply failure: {cause}"), + }; + position_base = position_base.max(outcome.sealed.next_position_base); + + // ── G3b (dynamic half): the ids whose phase actually changed + // are exactly the sealed transitions' owners; the sink was + // never read to apply them. ───────────────────────────────── + let snap_post_apply = phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet); + let mut changed: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + for (&id, &prev) in &snap_after_cast { + if snap_post_apply.get(&id) != Some(&prev) { + changed.insert(id); + } + } + let sealed_owners: HashSet = + outcome.sealed.transitions.iter().map(|t| t.owner).collect(); + assert_eq!( + changed, sealed_owners, + "G3b can-fire @c{c}: changed set must equal the sealed transitions' owners" + ); + assert_eq!( + sink.reads(), + 0, + "G3b can-fire @c{c}: applying a sealed cycle must never read the sink" + ); + + // ── G2b (MID-FLIGHT CORRECTION — the design note's §2 step 8 is + // the authority, not its own G2b row: when the gate says Prune + // at Planning, shade_owner REPLACES the style's move, so a + // Planning-origin cast can be either the style's (Elixir, + // Flowing) or the gate's (Native, Pruned) mint). ─────────────── + for t in &outcome.sealed.transitions { + match (t.mv.from, t.mv.to) { + (KanbanColumn::Planning, KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork) => assert_eq!( + t.mv.exec, + ExecTarget::Elixir, + "G2b can-fire @c{c}: Planning->CognitiveWork must be the STYLE's Elixir mint" + ), + (KanbanColumn::Planning, KanbanColumn::Prune) => assert_eq!( + t.mv.exec, + ExecTarget::Native, + "G2b can-fire @c{c}: Planning->Prune must be the GATE's Native mint (shade_owner replaced the style's move)" + ), + (KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork, _) | (KanbanColumn::Evaluation, _) => assert_eq!( + t.mv.exec, + ExecTarget::Native, + "G2b can-stay-silent @c{c}: CognitiveWork/Evaluation-origin casts are always the gate's Native mint" + ), + _ => {} + } + } + + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition.G1/G6 @c{c}: {} casts staged, wal_writes {}->{}, {} transitions applied", + total_casts, + wal_writes_before, + sink.wal_writes(), + outcome.applied.applied.len() + ); + + if c == 1 { + assert_eq!( + outcome.sealed.transitions.len(), + 24, + "G1 can-fire: c1 must advance exactly 24 owners" + ); + assert_eq!( + sink.wal_writes(), + 1, + "G1 can-fire: c1 is the first WAL write" + ); + // MID-FLIGHT CORRECTION (design note §2 step 8 is the + // authority): 24 = 20 Flow advances + 4 Block advances, not + // 24 uniform Elixir/CognitiveWork crossings. + let flow_advances = outcome + .sealed + .transitions + .iter() + .filter(|t| { + t.mv.from == KanbanColumn::Planning + && t.mv.to == KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork + }) + .count(); + let block_advances = outcome + .sealed + .transitions + .iter() + .filter(|t| { + t.mv.from == KanbanColumn::Planning && t.mv.to == KanbanColumn::Prune + }) + .count(); + assert_eq!( + flow_advances, 20, + "G1 can-fire: 20 Flow advances at c1 (IGNITE_A 6 + IGNITE_C 6 + REST 8)" + ); + assert_eq!( + block_advances, 4, + "G1 can-fire: 4 Block advances at c1 (CONTRA)" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G1 decomposition @c1: Planning->CognitiveWork=20 (Flow), Planning->Prune=4 (Block)"); + let untouched_before = fingerprint_all(&fleet, unarmed_and_outside.iter().copied()); + // (fingerprints were already taken post-apply above via snap_post_apply + // for phase/cycle; re-derive the FULL fingerprint here for the + // can-stay-silent half's field-isolation claim.) + assert_eq!( + untouched_before.len(), + unarmed_and_outside.len(), + "G1 can-stay-silent: every OUTSIDE/UNARMED id must have a real owner" + ); + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition.G1 can-stay-silent @c1: {} OUTSIDE+UNARMED owners fingerprinted (phase+cycle+energy+meta+qualia); \ + decomposition 32 out-of-scope + 7 unarmed + 1 orphan = 40 untouched", + untouched_before.len() + ); + } + + // ── write-back pass (design §2 step 13): &mut, AFTER apply, + // never during compute. ────────────────────────────────────── + for mv in &outcome.applied.applied { + let id = mv.mailbox; + let row = *next_firing_row.get(&id).unwrap_or(&0); + let owner = fleet + .get_mut(&id) + .expect("an applied move's owner must exist"); + let consumed = owner.consume_firing(row); + assert!( + consumed, + "write-back @c{c}: row {row} of owner {id} must still be firing" + ); + next_firing_row.insert(id, row + 1); + } + + if c == 1 { + let g4_owner = fleet.get(&REST_LO).expect("REST_LO owner"); + assert_eq!( + g4_owner.qualia_at(0), + flow_qualia(), + "G4 can-fire: REST qualia is the Flow fixture" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G4 can-fire @c1: REST owner {REST_LO} cast on a would-be-Flow qualia (mantissa was >0 pre-consumption)"); + } + if c == 2 { + let g4_owner = fleet.get(&REST_LO).expect("REST_LO owner"); + let q = g4_owner.qualia_at(0); + assert_eq!( + q, + flow_qualia(), + "G4 can-stay-silent: qualia byte-identical to c1 (never rewritten)" + ); + assert_ne!( + q, + QualiaI4_16D::ZERO, + "G4 anti-rig: qualia must not be the trivial zero vector" + ); + assert_eq!( + trust_texture_i4(&q), + TrustTexture::Calibrated, + "G4 anti-rig: texture is Calibrated" + ); + let flow_proxy = i32::from(q.get(3)) + i32::from(q.get(14)) - i32::from(q.get(2)); + assert!( + flow_proxy >= 4, + "G4 anti-rig: warmth+groundedness-tension must be a would-be-Flow value" + ); + assert_eq!( + mantissa_of(g4_owner), + 0, + "G4 can-stay-silent: mantissa has fallen to 0 by c2" + ); + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition.G4 can-stay-silent @c2: REST owner {REST_LO} rests on an UNCHANGED, non-trivial \ + would-be-Flow qualia (flow_proxy={flow_proxy}); only mantissa (derived, live) differs" + ); + } + } + + assert!( + rediscovered_rest_c2, + "G5 can-fire: all 8 REST owners re-found by the scan at c2" + ); + assert!( + rediscovered_rest_c3, + "G5 can-fire: all 8 REST owners re-found by the scan at c3" + ); + assert!( + contra_seen_after_c1.is_empty(), + "G5 can-stay-silent: no CONTRA owner may appear in any active scan bucket after c1 (absorbing)" + ); + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition.G5: rediscovered(REST)=8 at c2 and c3; rediscovered(CONTRA)=0 across c2..c{CYCLES}" + ); + + // ── G7: the where() axis is load-bearing ──────────────────────────── + { + let outside_id = OUTSIDE_LO; + let owner = fleet.get(&outside_id).expect("OUTSIDE owner must exist"); + assert_eq!( + owner.phase(), + KanbanColumn::Planning, + "G7 can-stay-silent: OUTSIDE owner never advanced in the main run" + ); + assert_eq!( + mantissa_of(owner), + 3, + "G7 can-stay-silent: OUTSIDE owner's firing rows were never consumed" + ); + let mut throwaway: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let (out, payload) = plan_or_evaluate_think(owner) + .expect("G7 can-fire: a scanned OUTSIDE owner must produce a cast-able outcome"); + let cast = emit_bootstrap_intent( + &out, + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.current_cycle(), + &mut throwaway, + payload, + ); + assert!( + cast.is_some(), + "G7 can-fire: widening the scope by one OUTSIDE id must stage a cast" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G7: OUTSIDE owner {outside_id} — silent in the main run (address excluded), casts when scanned directly (throwaway writer)"); + } + + // ── G8: the style-arming axis is load-bearing ────────────────────── + { + let unarmed_id = UNARMED_LO; + { + let owner = fleet.get(&unarmed_id).expect("UNARMED owner must exist"); + assert_eq!( + owner.meta_at(0).thinking(), + 0, + "G8 can-stay-silent: UNARMED owner stayed unarmed the whole main run" + ); + assert_eq!( + owner.phase(), + KanbanColumn::Planning, + "G8 can-stay-silent: UNARMED owner never advanced" + ); + } + let owner_mut = fleet + .get_mut(&unarmed_id) + .expect("UNARMED owner must exist"); + owner_mut.set_meta(0, MetaWord::new(1, 0, 0, 0, 0)); + let owner = fleet.get(&unarmed_id).expect("UNARMED owner must exist"); + let mut throwaway: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let (out, payload) = plan_or_evaluate_think(owner) + .expect("G8 can-fire: an armed owner must produce a cast-able outcome"); + let cast = emit_bootstrap_intent( + &out, + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.current_cycle(), + &mut throwaway, + payload, + ); + assert!( + cast.is_some(), + "G8 can-fire: writing non-zero thinking bits must stage a cast" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G8: UNARMED owner {unarmed_id} — silent while thinking bits were 0, casts once armed (throwaway writer)"); + } + + // ── G10: the missing-owner accounting gap (design §6 Q2, #879 OPEN) ─ + { + let ids = [ORPHAN_ID]; + let mut probe_writer: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let probe_local = column_pass(&fleet, &ids, &mut probe_writer, plan_or_evaluate_think); + assert_eq!( + probe_local.missing, 1, + "G10: probe-local column_pass must count the orphan explicitly" + ); + let probe_local_total = probe_local.cast + probe_local.held.len() + probe_local.missing; + + let mut shipped_writer: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let shipped = + run_cognitive_work_gated_over(&fleet, &ids, &mut shipped_writer, |owner| { + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + let style = thinking_style_for(armed); + let ctx = plan_context_for(armed); + let qualia = owner.qualia_at(0); + let mantissa = mantissa_of(owner); + let reliability = StyleStrategy::reliability_for(style, &ctx); + Some((qualia, mantissa, reliability, row_span_payload(owner))) + }); + let shipped_total = shipped.cast + shipped.held_owners.len(); + + assert_eq!( + probe_local_total as i64 - shipped_total as i64, + 1, + "G10: the probe-local pass accounts for the orphan; the shipped seam silently drops it — the two totals must differ by exactly 1" + ); + eprintln!( + "probe.ignition.G10: probe-local total={probe_local_total} (missing=1 counted), shipped total={shipped_total} \ + (orphan silently skipped, no counter) — difference=1, matching #879's OPEN caveat" + ); + } + + // ── compile-time self-scans (G2a, G3b static half, G11) ───────────── + // + // Every needle below is built by CONCATENATING two literal pieces + // that are never adjacent in this file's own source text — a needle + // spelled out contiguously would make its own absence-check + // vacuously true, since `include_str!` reads THIS file, including + // the scan code itself. + { + let src = include_str!("probe_ignition.rs"); + + let kanban_move_literal = format!("{}{} {{", "Kanban", "Move"); + assert!( + !src.contains(&kanban_move_literal), + "G2a can-fire: source must never construct a kanban move via its own struct-literal syntax" + ); + assert!( + src.contains("emit_bootstrap_intent"), + "G2a can-stay-silent: the scan must be able to find real content — a scan finding nothing is not evidence" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G2a: no kanban-move struct-literal in source; emit_bootstrap_intent present (scan mechanism proven live)"); + + let advance_phase_call = format!(".{}(", "advance_phase"); + let try_advance_phase_call = format!(".{}(", "try_advance_phase"); + assert!( + !src.contains(&advance_phase_call), + "G3b can-fire (static half): source must not call the owner's phase-mutating methods directly" + ); + assert!( + !src.contains(&try_advance_phase_call), + "G3b can-fire (static half): source must not call the owner's phase-mutating methods directly" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G3b (static half): no direct phase-mutating call anywhere in source; dynamic half asserted every cycle above"); + + let ack_call = "a".to_string() + "ck("; + let confirm_call = "confir".to_string() + "m("; + assert!( + !src.contains(&ack_call), + "G11 can-fire: source must not define or call an ack-shaped confirmation method" + ); + assert!( + !src.contains(&confirm_call), + "G11 can-fire: source must not define or call a confirm-shaped confirmation method" + ); + assert!( + src.contains("BatchWriter"), + "G11 can-stay-silent: the scan must be able to find real content — a scan finding nothing is not evidence" + ); + // NOTE: this message deliberately avoids writing the two needles + // literally — an earlier form spelled them out and the scan matched + // its OWN success message (a self-match false positive, caught by + // the central gate run). The needles are built by concatenation + // above for the same reason. + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G11: no ack-shaped or confirm-shaped identifier anywhere in source (E-ACK-ELIMINATED-1); scan mechanism proven live"); + } + + // ── §5 Not-claimed block (design §5, printed verbatim in spirit) ──── + println!(); + println!("== PROBE-IGNITION — what this probe does NOT claim =="); + println!("1. No durability. MemWal is an in-process Mutex/Vec; its versions are sequence numbers, not Lance versions."); + println!("2. No parallelism. The loop is synchronous."); + println!("3. No scale claim. {FLEET_OWNERS} owners; the 64k sparse property is proven separately over FakeOwner."); + println!("4. No multi-writer claim. Single-writer MemWal."); + println!( + "5. No deinterlace / temporal claim. This probe does not read through deinterlace." + ); + println!( + "6. No validity claim. reliability is settledness, not ground-truth correspondence." + ); + println!("7. No GUID-prefix routing claim. where() is a contiguous MailboxId range, an honest stand-in."); + println!("8. No 36-style claim. Three styles are reachable here (Analytical/Creative/Reflective)."); + println!("9. No semantic claim about the corpus. Qualia are declared fixtures, not encoded from text."); + println!("10. No zero-copy claim. SweepSlot::payload is Vec by the shipped signature."); + println!("11. No claim that the loop can re-enter Planning. The arc stops at Commit/Prune/Hold in this probe."); + println!("12. No recovery claim. recover_fleet is not exercised; G9 (separate test) covers only the WAL-failure retry path."); + } + + // ── G9: the drained-writer retry footgun (side fixture, own MemWal) ───── + // + // #879 OPEN. Provenance for the shape: `cycle_driver.rs`'s own + // `failed_seal_preserves_the_frozen_cycle_for_byte_identical_retry` test + // (`cycle_driver.rs:963-1006`) — re-derived here (that fixture is + // `#[cfg(test)]`-private to `cycle_driver`, not importable). + #[tokio::test] + async fn probe_ignition_g9_drained_writer_retry_footgun() { + struct FlakyWal { + inner: MemWal, + fail_next: AtomicBool, + } + impl FlakyWal { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + inner: MemWal::new(), + fail_next: AtomicBool::new(false), + } + } + fn fail_next_commit(&self) { + self.fail_next.store(true, Ordering::SeqCst); + } + } + impl WalSink for FlakyWal { + async fn commit_cycle( + &self, + base: DatasetVersion, + batch: DetachedCycleBatch, + ) -> Result { + if self.fail_next.swap(false, Ordering::SeqCst) { + return Err(WriteFailed("G9 injected retryable WAL failure".into())); + } + self.inner.commit_cycle(base, batch).await + } + async fn scan_sealed( + &self, + from_version: Option, + ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + self.inner.scan_sealed(from_version).await + } + async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + self.inner.versions().await + } + } + + let g9_verses = synthetic_corpus(2 * POPULATED_ROWS); + let mut fleet: Fleet = Fleet::new(); + fleet.insert( + 900, + build_owner(900, &g9_verses[0..POPULATED_ROWS], 1, flow_qualia(), 1), + ); + fleet.insert( + 901, + build_owner( + 901, + &g9_verses[POPULATED_ROWS..2 * POPULATED_ROWS], + 1, + flow_qualia(), + 1, + ), + ); + + let sink = FlakyWal::new(); + let mut writer: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let mut watermarks: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + + let scan = scan_board(&fleet, [900, 901]); + assert_eq!(scan.planning.len(), 2, "both G9 owners start in Planning"); + let staged = column_pass(&fleet, &scan.planning, &mut writer, plan_or_evaluate_think); + assert_eq!(staged.cast, 2, "both G9 owners must stage a cast"); + + let before_phases = phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet); + sink.fail_next_commit(); + let err = run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut writer, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(1), DatasetVersion(0)), + 0, + &mut watermarks, + u64::from, + ) + .await + .expect_err("G9: the injected WAL failure must surface as CycleError::Seal"); + + let CycleError::Seal(failure) = err else { + panic!("G9: expected a Seal failure"); + }; + assert_eq!( + failure.casts.len(), + 2, + "G9: the frozen cycle carries both casts, byte-identical" + ); + assert_eq!( + before_phases, + phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet), + "G9: no owner mutated on a failed seal" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G9 can-fire (half 1): injected WAL failure surfaced as CycleError::Seal, zero owner mutation"); + + let frozen_frame = failure.frame; + let frozen_casts = failure.casts; + let sealed = seal_cycle(&sink, frozen_frame, frozen_casts) + .await + .expect("G9: the retry with the frozen cast set must succeed"); + assert_eq!( + sink.inner.wal_writes(), + 1, + "G9: exactly one successful WAL write total" + ); + let applied = apply_sealed_transitions(&mut fleet, &sealed, &mut watermarks) + .expect("G9: apply must succeed on the retried seal"); + assert_eq!( + applied.applied.len(), + 2, + "G9: both owners advance exactly once" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G9 can-fire (half 2): retry via seal_cycle(sink, failure.frame, failure.casts) lands the byte-identical cycle"); + + // ── can-stay-silent: on the SAME (already-drained) writer, a fresh + // collect_casts yields zero slots — the footgun made visible. A + // naive `run_cycle` retry (which calls collect_casts fresh) would + // seal an EMPTY cycle here and silently "succeed" — a future guard + // must flip this from silent to loud. ────────────────────────────── + let redrained = collect_casts(&mut writer, CycleId(2), 0, u64::from); + assert!( + redrained.slots.is_empty(), + "G9 can-stay-silent: the drained writer has nothing left to collect — a naive retry via run_cycle would seal an empty cycle here" + ); + eprintln!("probe.ignition.G9 can-stay-silent: fresh collect_casts on the drained writer yields 0 slots (the footgun this test pins for a future guard)"); + } +} From b2f5056e88ae86f99d1a76a2f95e35ba13ff2b37 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:50:48 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 48/54] D-IGN-B design + inventory lanes: the Fusion arm is BLOCKED, the four lenses are buildable with an honest reduction Opus design lane + Sonnet inventory lane landed; three structural findings verified independently in source before accepting them: 1. NO PER-STANCE DISPATCH. stance_panel (nars/stance.rs:469-478) returns all four projections in ONE tuple; there is no stance enum and no way to compute one alone. Consequence stated rather than hidden: arming selects what is READ, not what is computed. Still a falsifiable lens axis (different z => different readout over identical rows), never described as per-lens dispatch. 2. HEGEL AND NIETZSCHE ARE NOT INDEPENDENT. stance.rs:483 iterates over the hegel vector to build nietzsche, so Nietzsche is a subset of Hegel and an empty Hegel forces an empty Nietzsche. With 12.3a-double-prime having measured the contradiction axis constant-false on the TSV path, two of the four lenses can be simultaneously empty. Hence the anti-degeneracy gate plus a fallback pair (Kant reads out.lifts, Wittgenstein reads arena.entries() -- structurally independent) PINNED BEFORE the run, never chosen after seeing output. 3. z=5 FUSION IS BLOCKED, and the blocker is the deliverable. Fusion needs a growing pool across horizons; the probe seeds once and seals once, so the Strict and Aware reads see the same set and the gap is zero by construction (the same B2 shape D-BLW-3 hit, which needed incremental seating). jc is not a supervisor dep -- confirmed -- so no kappa here without a real dependency decision. Reserved, not faked. Also carried: the shipped gated seam has no readout slot (its closure returns only gate inputs), so the lens runs inside the FnMut think closure with a captured collector; and the lens re-reads the owner's CORPUS SLICE by address, never the row bytes (bloom planes are one-way) -- the 12.7 defect shape, named in the not-claimed list rather than glossed. 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Everything below is copied +verbatim from source; nothing was compiled or run by this lane. + +--- + +## A. Four-stance machinery — `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs` +(read in full) + `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs` + +### Module visibility + +`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs:20` declares `pub mod stance;` +and does **NOT** re-export any `stance::*` symbol via the crate's `pub use` +list (lines 25-41 re-export `basin_resonance`, `belief`, `dissolution`, +`elevation`, `epiphany`, `facet_fold`, `inference`, `insight`, `insights`, +`reach_out`, `regulate`, `tactic_select`, `tactics`, `truth` — `stance` is +absent from that list). Consequence: a consumer must import via the full +path `lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{...}` (exactly what +`probe_eyes_opened.rs:87-89` and `blw_fusion.rs` do NOT do — `blw_fusion.rs` +does not touch `stance` at all; only `probe_eyes_opened.rs` imports it). + +**Nothing in `stance.rs` is `#[cfg(test)]`.** The whole file (lines 1-536) is +plain `pub`/private items with no `#[cfg(test)]` gate anywhere — every `pub` +item below is importable from another crate via the full path. + +### Every `pub` type, fn, and method — exact signatures (file:line) + +```rust +// line 50-53 +#[derive(Default)] +pub struct Interner { + map: HashMap, // private field + names: Vec, // private field +} + +// line 56 — impl Interner +pub fn new() -> Self + +// line 63 — impl Interner +pub fn id(&mut self, w: &str) -> u16 +// (panics via `assert!` past u16::MAX distinct strings — line 73-77) + +// line 84 — impl Interner +pub fn name(&self, id: u16) -> &str + +// line 90-99 +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct Provenance { + pub verse: String, + pub stmt: CStmt, // from super::belief + pub negated: bool, +} + +// line 104-127 +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct RungLift { + pub verse: String, + pub knower: u16, + pub verb: u16, + pub object: u16, + pub modal: f32, + pub cell: u8, + pub staunen_at: f32, + pub quale: f32, + pub self_referential: bool, +} + +// line 132-145 +#[derive(Default)] +pub struct ReadOut { + pub provenance: Vec, + pub lifts: Vec, + pub impls: Vec<(String, u16, u16)>, + pub pass2_admitted: usize, + pub pass2_revised: usize, +} + +// line 161-167 — the FREE FUNCTION (not a method on a carrier) +pub fn stream( + verses: &[(String, String)], + arena: &mut BeliefArena, + intern: &mut Interner, + out: &mut ReadOut, + pass2: bool, +) +// Return type: () (mutates `arena`, `intern`, `out` in place via &mut). + +// line 418 +pub fn contradiction_ranking(arena: &BeliefArena) -> Vec<(CStmt, f32)> + +// line 430-437 +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] +pub enum FlipKind { + Transvaluation, + Devaluation, +} + +// line 468-478 — the B6 aspect panel +#[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] +pub fn stance_panel( + arena: &BeliefArena, + intern: &Interner, + out: &ReadOut, +) -> ( + Vec<(CStmt, f32)>, // Hegel: Aufhebung ranking + Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>, // Nietzsche: genealogy partition + Vec<(String, f32, f32)>, // Kant: (lift label, graded quale, ablated quale) + Vec<(u16, usize)>, // Wittgenstein: (concept, distinct games) +) +``` + +### Module-private (not `pub`, listed for completeness — cannot be +imported from another crate) + +- `const STOP: &[&str]` (line 33) — private. +- `const AUX: &[&str]` (line 43) — private. +- `Interner::map` / `Interner::names` fields — private (only via the pub + methods above). + +### What a stance run CONSUMES and RETURNS + +- **`stream(...)`** consumes: `verses: &[(String, String)]` (borrowed, + shared ref), `arena: &mut BeliefArena` (borrowed, exclusive — the arena is + MUTATED, not read-only: `stream` calls `arena.observe(...)` and + `arena.admit_derived(...)` internally, lines 281, 338), `intern: &mut + Interner` (borrowed, exclusive — new strings get interned during the + pass), `out: &mut ReadOut` (borrowed, exclusive — accumulates), `pass2: + bool` (owned `Copy`). Returns `()`. +- **`stance_panel(...)`** consumes: `arena: &BeliefArena` (borrowed, + SHARED-only — signature has no `&mut`, so mutation is impossible by + signature per the doc comment lines 447-448), `intern: &Interner` + (shared), `out: &ReadOut` (shared). Returns the 4-tuple above (all owned + `Vec`s — the readout is fully owned, no lifetime tied to `arena`). +- **Readout type fields and their derive status** (this is the + bit-identical-comparison-relevant fact): + - `CStmt` (from `belief.rs:77`, re-exported at `nars/mod.rs:26`): + `#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)]` — **Eq + Hash + present**, fields `s: u16`, `cop: Copula`, `p: u16`. + - `Copula` (`belief.rs:54`): `#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, + Hash)]` — **Eq + Hash present**. + - `FlipKind` (`stance.rs:430`): `#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, + Eq)]` — **Eq present, Hash absent**. + - The `f32` fields inside the panel tuples (`Vec<(CStmt, f32)>`, + `Vec<(String, f32, f32)>`) mean **the panel's own tuple types do NOT + derive `Eq`/`Hash`** (f32 has no `Eq`); only `PartialEq`/`PartialOrd` + apply to those tuples as a whole. A bit-identical comparison gate on + the panel output must compare `f32` fields by bit pattern + (`.to_bits()`) or exact `==`, not derive-based `Eq`/`Hash` on the whole + tuple. + - `TruthValue` (`truth.rs:9-10`): `#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, + PartialEq)]` — **no `Eq`** (holds `f32` fields per `truth.rs:1-20` + read; confirmed no `Eq`/`Hash` derive on the struct line). + +### Stance selection — exact discriminants + +There is **no enum of "the four stances."** The four stances (Hegel / +Nietzsche / Kant / Wittgenstein) are **not** named by any enum discriminant +or const — they are four **hard-coded computation blocks inside the single +function `stance_panel`** (lines 479-534), each producing one element of +the returned 4-tuple in FIXED POSITIONAL ORDER: +- index 0 = Hegel (`hegel` local, line 480, delegates to + `contradiction_ranking`), +- index 1 = Nietzsche (`nietzsche` local, lines 483-496, inline loop), +- index 2 = Kant (`kant` local, lines 499-510, inline `.map()` with the + hard-coded `const UNIFORM_MODAL: f32 = 0.5` ablation), +- index 3 = Wittgenstein (`wittgenstein` local, lines 513-532, inline + `HashMap`-based game-counting). + +There is no per-stance function a caller can invoke individually — calling +`stance_panel` always computes all four. Selecting "just one stance" is not +a thing the API exposes. + +--- + +## B. The consumer precedent — `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/probe_eyes_opened.rs` + +Exact call sites (verbatim): + +```rust +// import (lines 87-89) +use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{ + contradiction_ranking, stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, Provenance, ReadOut, RungLift, +}; + +// construction, in order (report(), lines 219-226) +fn report(label: &str, verses: &[(String, String)]) -> (BeliefArena, Interner, ReadOut) { + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut intern = Interner::new(); + let mut out = ReadOut::default(); + + // Pass 1 — the reading. + stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); + arena.close_transitive(64); + ... +``` + +Construction order, exactly: `BeliefArena::new()` → `Interner::new()` → +`ReadOut::default()` → `stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, +false)` (pass 1, `pass2=false`) → `arena.close_transitive(64)` (not part of +`stance.rs`; a `BeliefArena` method). + +Elsewhere in `main()` a second `stream` call re-presents the SAME verses +with `pass2=true` (line 301-302 area): +```rust +let mut pass2 = ReadOut::default(); +stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut pass2, true); +``` +(fresh `ReadOut`, SAME `arena`/`intern` reused — this is how the +hermeneutic-circle termination check is driven, per `stream`'s own doc +comment lines 159-160.) + +Stance-panel call sites (two, both after the corpus has been streamed + +closed): +```rust +// line 177 — inside print_stance_panel(arena, intern, out) +let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(arena, intern, out); +``` +```rust +// line 569 — inside main() +let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&scene_arena, &intern, &out); +``` +Both call `stance_panel` on a `&BeliefArena` immediately after (not +interleaved with) the `stream`/`close_transitive` calls that built it — +`print_stance_panel` (lines 175-217) additionally snapshots +`arena.entries().len()` BEFORE calling `stance_panel` and re-asserts it +AFTER (lines 176, 212-216) to runtime-prove the "arena unchanged" claim in +the doc comment. + +`contradiction_ranking` is also called standalone, independent of the +panel, e.g. line 254 `let ranking = contradiction_ranking(&arena);` and +line 396, 421 — always on a `&BeliefArena` reference. + +--- + +## C. The Fusion arm — `crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs` + +### Imports (lines 103-105) + +```rust +use lance_graph_planner::temporal::{ + deinterlace, DeinterlaceRow, LanceVersion, NoDeps, QueryReference, +}; +``` + +### `deinterlace` call sites (verbatim, all from the `#[tokio::test]` body +around lines 981-1400 — variable names as in source) + +```rust +// G1 — line 981-986 +let qref_strict_pin = QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_STRICT); +let qref_aware_pin = QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_AWARE); +let strict_v4 = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_strict_pin, &NoDeps); +let aware_v4 = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_aware_pin, &NoDeps); +``` +```rust +// line 1001-1004 +let qref_strict_v8 = QueryReference::at(v8, RUNG_STRICT); +let qref_aware_v8 = QueryReference::at(v8, RUNG_AWARE); +let strict_v8_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_strict_v8, &NoDeps); +let aware_v8_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_aware_v8, &NoDeps); +``` +```rust +// line 1025-1026 (G1c retro-only check) +let qref_retro_pin = QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_RETRO); +let retro_v4 = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_retro_pin, &NoDeps); +``` +```rust +// line 1164 +let aware_v4_desc = deinterlace(&rows_desc, &qref_aware_pin, &NoDeps); +``` +```rust +// lines 1379-1382 (loop over some `vk` set) +let qref_s = QueryReference::at(vk, RUNG_STRICT); +let qref_a = QueryReference::at(vk, RUNG_AWARE); +let s_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_s, &NoDeps); +let a_rows = deinterlace(&all_rows, &qref_a, &NoDeps); +``` + +`QueryReference::at(...)` constructions used: `(v_pin, RUNG_STRICT)`, +`(v_pin, RUNG_AWARE)`, `(v8, RUNG_STRICT)`, `(v8, RUNG_AWARE)`, `(v_pin, +RUNG_RETRO)`, `(vk, RUNG_STRICT)`, `(vk, RUNG_AWARE)` — always the two-arg +form `at(ref_version: LanceVersion, rung: u8)` (see `temporal.rs:167` +below); `RUNG_STRICT = 0`, `RUNG_AWARE = 5`, `RUNG_RETRO = 9` (consts at +`blw_fusion.rs:134,136,138`). + +**In every call site `deinterlace` is invoked against `&all_rows` (or +`&rows_desc`) — the WHOLE sealed corpus row set, not a single owner's +rows.** `all_rows` is built once (outside these excerpts, from the whole +tenant's emitted `VerdictRow`s across all cycles/projections) and reused +across every `deinterlace` call in the file; there is no call site anywhere +in `blw_fusion.rs` that passes a per-owner-filtered slice into +`deinterlace`. Consequence per the design comment at +`temporal.rs:332-345`: `deinterlace` needs the WHOLE sealed row set +(offline projection over everything emitted so far), not one owner's rows +— the fusion arm's own usage matches that shape exactly. + +### `DeinterlaceRow for VerdictRow` — required methods, exact signatures +(lines 219-247) + +```rust +#[derive(Clone, Debug)] +struct VerdictRow { + subject: String, // e.g. "kjv:00417" + horizon: u64, // the SEALED VERSION this verdict was computed from + projection: Proj, // A | B | Z + verdict: bool, +} + +impl DeinterlaceRow for VerdictRow { + fn subject(&self) -> &str { + &self.subject + } + fn lance_version(&self) -> LanceVersion { + self.horizon + } + /// CONSTANT `0` — a class-registration clock, NOT a per-row warrant time. + fn knowable_from(&self) -> LanceVersion { + 0 + } + // hlc_tick() DEFAULTED (not overridden) — trait default returns `None`. +} +``` + +The trait itself (`temporal.rs:318-330`, quoted for cross-check — the +example's impl provides exactly the 3 required methods; `hlc_tick` is +optional/defaulted): +```rust +pub trait DeinterlaceRow { + fn subject(&self) -> &str; + fn lance_version(&self) -> LanceVersion; + fn knowable_from(&self) -> LanceVersion; + fn hlc_tick(&self) -> Option { None } // default +} +``` + +`VerdictRow` also derives `Clone` (line 218: `#[derive(Clone, Debug)]`) — +required because `deinterlace` bounds `R: DeinterlaceRow + Clone` +(`temporal.rs:348`). + +### The fold/rank criterion + +```rust +// line 346 (exact signature) +fn rank_verdicts(owner: &Tenant, pool_size: usize, seed: &[u64]) -> Vec +``` +Consumes: `owner: &Tenant` (`Tenant = MailboxSoA`, borrowed +shared — reads `identity_plane_at` via `score_row`), `pool_size: usize` +(owned), `seed: &[u64]` (borrowed bloom bits, owned-by-caller). Returns +`Vec` in ROW-INDEX order (not sorted-score order — doc comment lines +343-345). + +```rust +// line 583 (exact signature) +fn fold_last_by_subject(rows: &[VerdictRow], proj: Proj) -> Vec<(String, bool)> +``` +Consumes: `rows: &[VerdictRow]` — a slice of the (already-deinterlaced) +`VerdictRow`s, borrowed. Internally filters to ONE projection first, then +folds "last row wins" per subject (relies on `deinterlace`'s own ascending +sort — comment lines 577-582, 598-600). This function operates on whatever +slice it's given; it does not itself require the WHOLE sealed set — it is +`deinterlace`'s own output/input contract (Section C's opening finding) +that requires the whole set. `rank_verdicts`, by contrast, is a +PRE-deinterlace scoring function over ONE tenant's populated rows +(`owner: &Tenant`, not `&[VerdictRow]`) — it needs one owner's SoA state, +not a row-array. + +--- + +## D. The seam — `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/src/cycle_driver.rs` + +### `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` — EXACT signature (lines 662-676) + +```rust +pub fn run_cognitive_work_gated_over( + fleet: &F, + owners: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut read_gate: impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>, +) -> CognitiveWorkOutcome +where + F: MailboxFleet, +``` + +The closure type it takes, written out character for character: +``` +impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)> +``` +i.e. a `FnMut` taking `&F::Owner` (a shared borrow of the fleet's owner +type — never `&mut`), returning `Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>` +— a 4-tuple of `(qualia, signed_mantissa, reliability, payload)`, `None` +meaning "declined / no gate result this pass" (doc comment lines 640-643). + +Internally (lines 671-676) it forwards to `run_cognitive_work_over` by +wrapping the caller's `read_gate` in a second closure that additionally +calls `shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, reliability)`: +```rust +run_cognitive_work_over(fleet, owners, writer, |owner| { + let (qualia, mantissa, reliability, payload) = read_gate(owner)?; + let outcome = shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, reliability)?; + Some((outcome, payload)) +}) +``` + +### `shade_owner` — EXACT signature (lines 614-620) + +```rust +pub fn shade_owner( + owner: &O, + qualia: &QualiaI4_16D, + mantissa: i8, + reliability: f32, +) -> Option +``` +Body (lines 621-634): reads `owner.phase()`, computes +`gate_decision_i4(qualia, mantissa)`, calls +`phase.advance_on_gate(&gate)?` (returns `None` on Hold / no legal +successor), and on success returns a **bootstrap sentinel** +`StrategyOutcome` whose `intended_move` is +`KanbanMove { mailbox: 0, from: phase, to, witness_chain_position: 0, exec: +ExecTarget::Native }` — `mailbox: 0` is a fixed sentinel value that +`owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` later rebinds to the real owner +(never the live `MailboxId`). + +### `MailboxFleet` trait — EXACT (lines 179-186) + +```rust +pub trait MailboxFleet { + type Owner: MailboxSoaOwner; + fn owner(&self, id: MailboxId) -> Option<&Self::Owner>; + fn owner_mut(&mut self, id: MailboxId) -> Option<&mut Self::Owner>; +} +``` +Blanket impl for `HashMap` where `O: MailboxSoaOwner` (lines +190-198) — `owner`/`owner_mut` are plain `HashMap::get`/`get_mut`. + +### What a caller CAN and CANNOT pass through the `read_gate` closure + +- The closure receives ONLY `&F::Owner` — a **shared, read-only borrow** + of the owner. It cannot mutate the owner (`&F::Owner`, never `&mut`). + Whatever it reads (qualia, mantissa, payload bytes) must come from + methods callable on `&Owner` — i.e. whatever `MailboxSoaOwner` / + `MailboxSoaView` / the concrete `MailboxSoA` expose as read accessors + (`phase()`, `meta_at(row)`, `qualia_at(row)`, `pending_count()`, etc., per + Section F's usage in `probe_ignition.rs`). +- **This DOES decide whether a lens ordinal can reach a thought body**: any + value the closure hands onward (into `shade_owner`'s `qualia`/`mantissa` + args, or into the `Vec` payload) must be DERIVABLE from a read of the + owner alone — there is no channel in this signature for external + context, no `&mut` state, and no async/await inside the closure (it is a + plain synchronous `FnMut`, not `async fn`). A lens ordinal reaches the + thought body only if it is first materialized as owner-readable state + (e.g. written into `MetaColumn`/`meta_at` before the pass runs) — the + closure itself is a pure projection function, not a side-channel. +- The closure is `FnMut`, so it MAY carry captured mutable state across + calls within one `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` invocation (e.g. an + external counter), but that captured state is local to the closure's + environment, not derived from or written back to the fleet. + +--- + +## E. MetaWord — `crates/lance-graph-contract/src/cognitive_shader.rs` + +Exact signatures (lines 42-76): + +```rust +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq)] +#[repr(transparent)] +pub struct MetaWord(pub u32); + +impl MetaWord { + #[inline] + pub const fn new(thinking: u8, awareness: u8, nars_f: u8, nars_c: u8, free_e: u8) -> Self { + let w = (thinking as u32 & 0x3F) + | (((awareness as u32) & 0x0F) << 6) + | ((nars_f as u32) << 10) + | ((nars_c as u32) << 18) + | (((free_e as u32) & 0x3F) << 26); + Self(w) + } + #[inline] + pub fn thinking(&self) -> u8 { + (self.0 & 0x3F) as u8 + } + #[inline] + pub fn awareness(&self) -> u8 { + ((self.0 >> 6) & 0x0F) as u8 + } + #[inline] + pub fn nars_f(&self) -> u8 { + ((self.0 >> 10) & 0xFF) as u8 + } + #[inline] + pub fn nars_c(&self) -> u8 { + ((self.0 >> 18) & 0xFF) as u8 + } + #[inline] + pub fn free_e(&self) -> u8 { + ((self.0 >> 26) & 0x3F) as u8 + } +} +``` + +Packing layout (doc comment line 38, verified against the bit-shift +arithmetic above): `thinking(6 bits, mask 0x3F) + awareness(4 bits, mask +0x0F) + nars_f(8 bits) + nars_c(8 bits) + free_e(6 bits, mask 0x3F)` = 6 + +4 + 8 + 8 + 6 = 32 bits, one `u32` per row. + +**The `thinking` field is 6 bits wide (mask `0x3F` = 0..63).** `thinking()` +masks with `0x3F` on read; `new()` masks the input `thinking` arg with +`0x3F` on write — an input `>= 64` is silently truncated to its low 6 bits, +not rejected. + +No setter (`set_thinking`) exists on `MetaWord` itself — `MetaWord` is +constructed fresh via `new()` and OVERWRITES the whole packed word; there +is no `with_thinking`/mutator method in this file. (`owner.set_meta(row, +MetaWord::new(...))` — seen in Section F — is a method on the OWNER, not on +`MetaWord`.) + +### How `probe_ignition.rs` (the GREEN probe) writes and reads `MetaWord` — +verbatim call sites + +**Write, inside `build_owner` (test-file line ~443):** +```rust +let meta = MetaWord::new(armed, 0, 0, 0, 0); +// ... later, per row: +let cell = WriteCell { + content: Some(content.as_slice()), + qualia: Some(qualia), + meta: Some(meta), + entity_type: Some((row % 251) as u16), + temporal: Some(row as u64), + ..WriteCell::default() +}; +let outcome = owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell); +``` +Only the `thinking` field is ever non-zero in the probe (`armed: u8` — 0/1/2/3 +per cohort); `awareness`/`nars_f`/`nars_c`/`free_e` are always literal `0`. + +**A second, standalone write site (line ~1128):** +```rust +owner_mut.set_meta(0, MetaWord::new(1, 0, 0, 0, 0)); +``` +(`owner_mut` — arms row 0's thinking bit to `1`/Analytical directly, outside +`build_owner`'s per-row loop — used in a later, separate fixture in the +same test file.) + +**Read, inside `plan_or_evaluate_think` (line ~605) and the +`run_cognitive_work_gated_over` closure (line ~809):** +```rust +let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); +``` +Both read sites call `owner.meta_at(0)` (row 0 only — every owner in this +probe carries its arming bit at row 0) then `.thinking()` on the returned +`MetaWord`. `armed == 0` is checked explicitly as the UNARMED sentinel +(`plan_or_evaluate_think` line ~606: `if armed == 0 { return None; }`). + +--- + +## F. Reusable helper signatures from `probe_ignition.rs` (quoted, not +narrated — bodies omitted per the brief) + +```rust +// corpus loader +fn load_verses(path: &str, limit: usize) -> Option> +fn synthetic_corpus(n: usize) -> Vec +fn load_or_synthesize_corpus() -> (Vec, &'static str) + +// fleet construction +type Tenant = MailboxSoA; // ROWS_PER_OWNER = 64 +type Fleet = HashMap; +fn owner_verses(all: &[String], owner_idx: MailboxId) -> &[String] +fn build_owner( + id: MailboxId, + verses: &[String], + armed: u8, + qualia: QualiaI4_16D, + firing_rows: usize, +) -> Tenant +fn build_fleet(corpus: &[String]) -> Fleet + +// MemWal (in-process WalSink; NOT durability — struct + fields, no method +// bodies quoted here, all are private to the test module) +struct MemWal { + sealed: Mutex>, + next_version: AtomicU64, + wal_writes: AtomicU64, + reads: AtomicU64, // MUST stay 0 across the main loop (P4b reads no dataset) +} +impl WalSink for MemWal { /* ... */ } +fn MemWal::new() -> Self +fn MemWal::wal_writes(&self) -> u64 +fn MemWal::reads(&self) -> u64 +fn MemWal::head(&self) -> DatasetVersion + +// the scan function +#[derive(Default)] +struct ScanResult { + planning: Vec, + cognitive: Vec, + evaluation: Vec, + absorbed: Vec, + missing: usize, +} +fn scan_board(fleet: &Fleet, ids: impl IntoIterator) -> ScanResult + +// mantissa derivation (fed into shade_owner via the gated closure) +fn mantissa_of(owner: &Tenant) -> i8 // owner.pending_count().min(7) as i8 + +// qualia fixtures +fn flow_qualia() -> QualiaI4_16D +fn block_qualia() -> QualiaI4_16D + +// the probe-local Planning/Evaluation pass (NOT the shipped seam — +// shipped `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` only drives CognitiveWork) +struct ColumnPassOutcome { + cast: usize, + held: Vec, + missing: usize, +} +fn column_pass( + fleet: &Fleet, + ids: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut think: impl FnMut(&Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)>, +) -> ColumnPassOutcome +fn plan_or_evaluate_think(owner: &Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)> +``` + +### The cycle loop's call sequence (per cycle `c`, quoted structurally — +exact ordering, from the `for c in 1..=CYCLES` body) + +1. (if `c == WAKE_CYCLE`) re-energize one row per REST-cohort owner — + `owner.energy[row] = FIRE_ENERGY` (direct field write, no method). +2. `scan_board(&fleet, SCOPE_LO..SCOPE_HI)` → `scan: ScanResult`. +3. Bookkeeping: `sink.wal_writes()` snapshot, `phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet)` + snapshot ("before cast"). +4. `column_pass(&fleet, &scan.planning, &mut writer, plan_or_evaluate_think)` + → `planning_outcome`. +5. `run_cognitive_work_gated_over(&fleet, &scan.cognitive, &mut writer, + |owner| { ... })` → `cognitive_outcome` (the closure reads + `owner.meta_at(0).thinking()`, `owner.qualia_at(0)`, `mantissa_of(owner)`, + `StyleStrategy::reliability_for(style, &ctx)`, and returns + `Some((qualia, mantissa, reliability, row_span_payload(owner)))`). +6. `column_pass(&fleet, &scan.evaluation, &mut writer, + plan_or_evaluate_think)` → `evaluation_outcome`. +7. `phase_cycle_snapshot(&fleet)` snapshot ("after cast") — asserted equal + to step 3's snapshot (G3a: staging casts must not mutate any owner's + phase/cycle). +8. `total_casts = planning_outcome.cast + cognitive_outcome.cast + + evaluation_outcome.cast`. +9. If `total_casts == 0`: REST branch — no `run_cycle` call, no seal, + `wal_writes` unchanged, `continue` to the next cycle (with an + end-of-c5-vs-end-of-c6 fingerprint comparison hook on the last two + cycles). +10. Else: `run_cycle(&sink, &mut fleet, &mut writer, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(u64::from(c)), base_version), position_base, + &mut watermarks, u64::from).await` → `Result` + (panics on any `Err` — the probe treats a seal/apply failure in the + main run as impossible given `MemWal` never injects one there). +11. `position_base = position_base.max(outcome.sealed.next_position_base)`. +12. Post-apply snapshot + assertions comparing `changed` owners to + `outcome.sealed.transitions`' owners, and `sink.reads() == 0`. + +`run_cycle`'s own internal sequence (from `cycle_driver.rs:446-471`, for +cross-reference — this is INSIDE step 10 above, not called separately by +the probe): `collect_casts(writer, frame.cycle, position_base, row_of)` → +`seal_cycle(sink, frame, collected.slots).await` → +`apply_sealed_transitions(fleet, &sealed, watermarks)` → assembles +`CycleOutcome { sealed, applied, held: collected.held }`. + +--- + +## NOT VERIFIED (explicit — nothing below was confirmed; do not treat as fact) + +- `MailboxSoaOwner`, `MailboxSoaView`, `Owner::phase()`, + `Owner::mailbox_id()`, `Owner::current_cycle()`, `Owner::meta_at()`, + `Owner::qualia_at()`, `Owner::pending_count()`, `Owner::set_meta()`, + `Owner::write_row()`, `Owner::set_populated()`, `Owner::tick()` — none of + these trait/method definitions were opened in this pass; only their CALL + SITES were read (in `probe_ignition.rs` / `blw_fusion.rs` / + `cycle_driver.rs`). Their exact signatures (esp. return types, whether + `meta_at`/`qualia_at` take `&self` or borrow-return) are asserted here + only as inferable from call-site usage (`owner.meta_at(0).thinking()` + implies `meta_at(&self, usize) -> MetaWord` or `-> &MetaWord`, but the + precise return type — owned vs `&MetaWord` — was NOT confirmed by + opening the trait/impl). +- `BeliefArena::close_transitive` — called by `probe_eyes_opened.rs` but + its signature was not opened in this pass (only its call site). +- `owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent` — signature not opened; only its + call sites (`cycle_driver.rs` internals, `probe_ignition.rs`'s + `column_pass`) were read. +- `gate_decision_i4`, `trust_texture_i4`, `KanbanColumn::advance_on_gate`, + `StyleStrategy::plan` / `StyleStrategy::reliability_for` — signatures not + opened; only call sites read. +- `WalSink` trait's full method set — only `scan_sealed` was named in a + grep hit; the trait definition itself was not opened. +- Nothing in this file was compiled, type-checked, or run. All signatures + above are transcribed from source text as read; any transcription error + is possible and would only be caught by the orchestrator's central + `cargo` gate. diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..d65083a2 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md @@ -0,0 +1,424 @@ +# D-IGN-B — DESIGN (Opus design lane, 2026-08-05) + +**Scope:** design only. No code, no cargo, one file (this one). Realizes plan +`.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md` §12.11 on the scaffolding +PROBE-IGNITION left green (`crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs`, +1,389 lines, 2/2 tests, G1–G11 both halves — AGENT_LOG 2026-08-05). + +Every claim below is anchored at `file:line` or marked **UNVERIFIED**. Nothing +here was compiled or run. + +--- + +## 0. Headline, and the two findings that shape it + +D-IGN-B swaps the fixture thought body for the **shipped** four-stance panel +(`lance_graph_planner::nars::stance`) driven by the armed ordinal in +`MetaWord::thinking()`. Two findings constrain that, both verified in source: + +**F0 — there is NO per-stance dispatch, and the note must not pretend there +is.** `stance_panel(arena, intern, out)` (`stance.rs:469-478`) returns all four +stances as ONE 4-tuple. There is no stance enum, and no way to compute one +stance alone without refactoring the shipped function. **Consequence, stated in +the required words: arming selects WHAT IS READ, not what is computed.** Every +armed owner runs the same panel over its own arena; the ordinal picks the tuple +element. §12.11's phrase "z=1..4 dispatch to the shared nars stance bodies" is +therefore realizable only as *selection*, not dispatch, and the file's prose, +its gate names, and its printed output must all say selection. + +**Does the honest framing kill the deliverable?** No — and this is a judgment, +so it is argued rather than asserted. The pre-registered observable in §12.11 is +"different lenses over byte-identical rows produce non-identical readouts; the +same lens produces bit-identical ones". A selection axis satisfies that +non-vacuously: the four tuple elements are four different types over four +different derivations (`stance.rs:479-532`), so the choice is load-bearing and +falsifiable, and L4 (§4) can still fail. What the framing DOES kill is any +claim about *compute* being lens-dependent — no CPU path differs, cost is +identical across z, and a "the armed bits steer the computation" sentence would +be false. That claim is not in §12.11's observable, so the deliverable stands, +one size smaller than its name suggests. **Recommendation: rename the axis in +the file from "lens dispatch" to "lens selection" so the next reader inherits +the correct size.** + +**F1 — the lens cannot read the row bytes; it reads the owner's own verses, +selected by the owner's address.** `stance::stream` takes +`verses: &[(String, String)]` — labelled verse TEXT (`stance.rs:161-167`), and +its whole machine is a token walk over that text (`stance.rs:190-406`). What a +row actually carries is a **bloom plane**: 4 bits per token OR'd into a +`WORDS_PER_FP`-word plane (`probe_ignition.rs:232-257`). That is one-way — no +inverse exists, and none is proposed. So the lens body takes the owner's +`mailbox_id` + `populated()` and re-reads the SAME corpus slice the owner was +seeded from (`probe_ignition.rs:426-429`, `:444-461`). **This must be stated in +the file and in the not-claimed block: D-IGN-B does not decode SoA row bytes +into text.** It is still address-driven cognition — which owner thinks, over +which verses, in which lens, is decided entirely by the owner's id, span and +armed bits — but it is not row-byte decoding. + +**F1b — this is the §12.7 defect shape (a harness reading past the substrate), +and it must be named in those words.** §12.7 killed `blw_texture.rs` partly +because its grep count for `batch_writer|BatchWriter|KanbanStep|kanban| +owner_adapter|MailboxSoA|SoaEnvelope` was **0** — "a free-standing loop over a +TSV … therefore cannot be evidence for any substrate claim, only for the stance +functions". D-IGN-B takes its text from the same place such a harness would. + +**My judgment: acceptable HERE, on one condition, and the condition is +testable.** In `blw_texture` the substrate governed *nothing* — no owner, no +phase, no cast, no seal. Here it governs **selection end-to-end**: which owners +are in scope (`where()`), which are armed (`meta_at(0).thinking()`), which have +reached `CognitiveWork` (only via an applied, sealed transition), and which +verse span is read (`populated()` + the owner's id). Remove the substrate and +nothing runs; gates L2/L5/L6/L7 each falsify one leg of that. What the +substrate does NOT govern is the *content* of the read. + +**The condition:** the file never claims the stance readout is evidence about +the substrate's data path, and the not-claimed block carries F1/F1b verbatim +(item 1 in §6). If a future reader wants "the lens read the rows", the honest +route is an instrument over the encoded planes, not a better sentence about +this one. **If the orchestrator judges that a probe whose cognition reads past +the substrate is a corpus harness wearing a substrate costume regardless of the +selection argument, that is a defensible call and D-IGN-B should be re-scoped +or killed — the above is the strongest honest case, not a guarantee.** + +**F2 — z=5 (Fusion) is BLOCKED in-cycle. See §3. That finding is the +deliverable, per the brief; the honest reduction is R2 below.** + +--- + +## 1. (a) Where the lens SELECTION attaches (not dispatch — see F0) + +**Decision: `run_cognitive_work_over`, NOT `run_cognitive_work_gated_over`.** + +- `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` (`cycle_driver.rs:663-676`) takes + `read_gate: FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>` and + then *fixes* the outcome to `shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, reliability)` + (`:672-674`). Its return channel is `(qualia, mantissa, reliability, payload)` + — there is no slot a lens readout can leave through. This is the closure the + probe currently uses (`probe_ignition.rs:807-816`); it is the wrong carrier + for D-IGN-B. +- `run_cognitive_work_over` (`cycle_driver.rs:577-587`) takes the **general** + seam `think: FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)>` and + forwards to `cognitive_pass` (`:490-531`), which filters to + `KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork` (`:505-507`) and casts via + `emit_bootstrap_intent` (`:512-519`). **This is the seam.** + +**Shape of the lens closure** (probe-local; `think` is `FnMut`, so it may hold +`&mut` state — that is how the readout escapes without changing any signature): + +``` +|owner: &Tenant| -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)> { + let z = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); // the ordinal, read here + if z == 0 { return None; } // unarmed: no lens, no cast + let readout = run_lens(z, owner, corpus); // §2 — the shipped panel + readouts.insert((owner.mailbox_id(), owner.cycle()), readout); // &mut capture + let qualia = owner.qualia_at(0); + let mantissa = mantissa_of(owner); + let reliability = StyleStrategy::reliability_for(thinking_style_for(z), &ctx); + let outcome = shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, reliability)?; + Some((outcome, row_span_payload(owner))) +} +``` + +**Why the out-of-band `&mut` capture rather than a second pass — and the +honest cost.** The shipped seam has **no readout slot** in either variant: the +gated closure returns `(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)` (`:663-676`), the +general one returns `(StrategyOutcome, Vec)` (`:577-587`). Both are +read-only-owner-in, decision-out. Three options, judged: + +1. **`&mut` collector captured by the `FnMut`** (chosen). The lens runs at the + exact moment the substrate says this owner thinks, so the readout is keyed + by a phase the harness did not choose. Cost: the readout escapes + *out-of-band* — it is invisible to the seam's own types, so nothing in + `cycle_driver` can ever check it. That is a real weakness and it is why L6 + exists (every readout key must be justified by a prior applied + `to == CognitiveWork` move) — the ordering claim is asserted by the probe, + not guaranteed by the signature. +2. **A separate probe-local pass** (the `column_pass` precedent, + `probe_ignition.rs:559-598`). Rejected as the primary: a second pass + re-derives "who is in CognitiveWork" itself, which is exactly the coupling + the ignition property exists to demonstrate — the lens would then run because + the *harness* decided to, one step removed from the seal. +3. **Change the shipped seam to carry a readout.** Rejected outright: it widens + a shipped signature for a probe's benefit, and `cycle_driver` has production + callers of both variants. + +**Recommendation to the orchestrator:** option 1, with L6 as the compensating +gate, and the file stating in-source that the readout is out-of-band and +therefore probe-asserted rather than type-enforced. + +**How the ordinal reaches it:** `owner.meta_at(0).thinking()` — the same read +the probe already performs at `probe_ignition.rs:809` and `:606`. No +MetaWord→PlanContext bridge is introduced; §12.11's Q1 non-goal is preserved +verbatim (persona-vs-rung-ladder §"four spaces" is the mandatory read before +any such bridge, and this design does not open it — the six ordinals are a +probe-local arming vocabulary, **not** the persona-36 and **not** rung-3 +runbooks). + +**What does NOT change:** the gate, the DAG move, the seal/apply, the +write-back. The lens changes the READOUT only; the transition is still minted +by `shade_owner` (`cycle_driver.rs:615-635`). Gate L5 (§4) pins exactly that. + +--- + +## 2. (b) The readout type + +**Decision: mint nothing in any shipped crate. The readout is a probe-local +test type over the four shapes `stance_panel` already returns.** + +`stance_panel` (`stance.rs:469-478`) returns a 4-tuple of four *different* +types in one call over one arena: + +| z | lens | shipped return shape (`stance.rs:474-477`) | +|---|---|---| +| 1 | Hegel | `Vec<(CStmt, f32)>` — Aufhebung ranking | +| 2 | Nietzsche | `Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>` — genealogy partition | +| 3 | Kant | `Vec<(String, f32, f32)>` — (label, graded quale, ablated quale) | +| 4 | Wittgenstein | `Vec<(u16, usize)>` — (concept, distinct games) | + +Consequences, both load-bearing: + +1. **The panel computes all four; the lens SELECTS one.** That is the honest + description and must be written as such — the harness does not run four + different algorithms, it takes the z-th projection of one shipped read over + one arena. Cost is therefore identical across lenses (see §5). +2. **No shipped type unifies them, and none should be invented.** A probe-local + `enum LensReadout { Hegel(..), Nietzsche(..), Kant(..), Wittgenstein(..) }` + plus a `digest(&self) -> u64` (a stable order-preserving fold over the + variant's contents) is the whole surface. Probe-local test types have + precedent in the same file (`OwnerFingerprint` `:642-649`, `ScanResult` + `:518-525`, `RowSpanDescriptor` `:296-311`). + +**`ReadOut` evaluated as the readout type — REJECTED, with reasons.** +`stance::ReadOut` (`stance.rs:132-145`) is a shipped struct with Vec fields +(`provenance`, `lifts`, `impls`, `pass2_admitted`, `pass2_revised`) and is the +obvious candidate, so it gets an explicit verdict rather than silence: + +1. **It is an INPUT to the panel, not its output.** `stream` fills it + (`stance.rs:161-167`, `:291-295`, `:346-361`) and `stance_panel` then + *consumes* it (`:472`, `:500-510`, `:522-525`). Landing `ReadOut` as the + D-IGN-B observable would report what the parser saw, **identically for every + z** — the lens axis would vanish and L1 would fail by construction. That + makes it the single most dangerous wrong choice available here. +2. **It is lens-independent by definition** — one `ReadOut` per owner, four + stances read from it. Using it as the readout would be the §12.7 error in a + new costume: an instrument that cannot see the distinction it exists to make. +3. **It is, however, the right thing to keep and print as CONTEXT** — per-owner + `provenance.len()` / `lifts.len()` / `impls.len()` explain *why* a lens came + back empty (L3), and Kant's readout is derived from `out.lifts` directly + (`:500-510`), so an owner with zero lifts has an empty Kant readout for a + legible reason. **Recommendation: print `ReadOut` cardinalities alongside + every readout; never use it AS the readout.** + +**Explicit anti-decision: do NOT route the readout through +`CausalWitnessFacet`.** That is the carrier §12.7 KILLED — the 24-locus +register into which only 3 loci were ever written, bounding `agreement_count` +at 1 of 24 by construction (plan §12.7, "the register was necessary and is not +sufficient"). Reusing it here would rebuild the same defect one level up. The +four heterogeneous shapes above are *why* the §12.7 collapse does not +mechanically bind D-IGN-B — but that must still be TESTED, not assumed: gate L4. + +**Where it lands:** a `HashMap<(MailboxId, u32), LensReadout>` keyed by (owner, +cycle) in the test body. Nothing is written back into the SoA, nothing is cast, +nothing is persisted. A readout is an observation the harness makes, not state +the substrate carries — consistent with §12.5 "a lens is a read". + +--- + +## 3. (c) z=5 Fusion — BLOCKED in-cycle. The honest reduction. + +**Verified premises:** + +- `blw_fusion` needs the ranking **pool to grow**: "the ranking POOL must grow + — this is what makes a verdict horizon-dependent at all" + (`blw_fusion.rs:494`, `seed_slice` seats one incremental slice per cycle + `:500-528`). +- It needs **many horizons**: `S_CYCLES = 8` (`:123`), `SLICE = 250` (`:126`), + `V_PIN_CYCLE = 4` (`:131`), and the Δκ table in plan §12.8 is over eight of + them. +- The two projections are `QueryReference::at(v_pin, RUNG_STRICT=0)` vs + `at(v_pin, RUNG_AWARE=5)` (`blw_fusion.rs:133-136`, `:983-996`) over + `VerdictRow`s emitted per (subject, horizon) (`:216-241`, `:900-926`). + +**Against the probe's shape:** + +- an owner is seeded ONCE, all 48 rows, before the loop + (`probe_ignition.rs:444-461`) — the pool never grows; +- the measured run seals **once** (c1: `wal_writes == 1`, `:952-956`; c5/c6 are + rest cycles, `:839-847`) — so an owner has ~1 horizon, not 8; +- with one horizon, Strict and Aware admit the same rows, the folded verdict per + subject is identical, and any Δ is **0 by construction** — a vacuous readout, + the exact failure class this workspace's falsifiability rule exists to reject; +- `jc` is a dev-dep of `lance-graph-planner` only (`lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml:77`); + `lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml` has **no** `jc` — so κ additionally needs a + manifest change (orchestrator decision, not a worker's). + +**Two reductions; I recommend R2.** + +- **R1 (rejected as the default):** change the run shape — seat 8 rows/cycle, + force every cycle non-resting so each owner accrues ≥4 sealed horizons, then + report Strict/Aware admitted-row counts. Rejected because it entangles + D-IGN-B's z=1..4 headline with a run-shape rewrite, and it breaks the + inherited G4/G6 rest gates the probe pinned. +- **R2 (recommended):** **z=5 is NOT in the main fleet.** Ordinal 5 stays + *reserved* in the arming vocabulary and is exercised by a SEPARATE + `#[tokio::test]` in the same file, with **one** owner (an owner is a tenant — + `E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1`), incremental seating, and its own + MemWal, mirroring `blw_fusion`'s shape at reduced scale. Its permitted + observable is the **admitted-row-count gap** Strict vs Aware at the owner's + own pin plus the folded verdict-set difference — **no κ, no fusion verdict, + no jc dep**. If the orchestrator wants κ, that is a manifest change and a + separate deliverable. + +If even R2 is deemed out of scope for this stage, the correct outcome is: z=5 +is declared reserved-unimplemented in the file and in the not-claimed block. It +is never silently mapped to one of z=1..4. + +--- + +## 4. (d) Pre-registered gate table + +Pinned BEFORE any run. Every gate has both halves on non-trivial inputs. + +**Precondition for the headline pair — TWIN SLICES.** The probe's owners get +*disjoint* verse slices (`owner_verses`, `probe_ignition.rs:426-429`), so +"byte-identical rows" is unreachable there. D-IGN-B re-carves the in-scope +cohorts (§5): owners `0..8` are all seeded from the SAME 48-verse slice, armed +`z = 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4`. Gate L0 asserts that identity before L1 is read. + +| # | Gate | can-FIRE (non-trivial) | can-STAY-SILENT (non-trivial) | +|---|---|---|---| +| **L0** | twin premise | the 8 twin owners' content planes are pairwise **byte-identical** across all populated rows | the twin planes are **non-zero** and differ from a non-twin owner's plane (else "identical" is the trivial all-zero case) | +| **L1** | **the lens axis is load-bearing** | owners 0 (z=1) and 6 (z=4), byte-identical rows, same cycle ⇒ `digest` values **differ** | owners 0 and 1 (both z=1), byte-identical rows, same cycle ⇒ digests **bit-identical** | +| **L2** | arming | the unarmed owner has **no** entry in the readout map for any cycle; after arming it (the G8 pattern, `probe_ignition.rs:1125-1143`) a readout appears | an armed owner in a cohort that never enters CognitiveWork produces no readout either — absence is not proof of the arming axis on its own | +| **L3** | **per-lens non-emptiness (measured, not assumed)** | each of z=1..4 yields a NON-EMPTY readout on ≥1 owner | per-lens empty counts are printed for all 32 in-scope owners; a lens empty on **every** owner is a loud FINDING, not a silent pass | +| **L4** | **anti-degeneracy / anti-collapse (§12.7's shape)** | over ONE owner, the four lens digests are **not all equal** (≥3 distinct of 4) | each non-empty lens yields **≥2 distinct digests across the 32 in-scope owners** — a lens whose readout is constant over every owner carries no information (the 99.61 % / 150-of-150 shape, plan §12.3a″ + CLAUDE.md falsifiability rule) | +| **L5** | mechanics unchanged by the swap | c1 still seals the pinned decomposition (20 Flow `Planning→CognitiveWork` + 4 Block `Planning→Prune`, `probe_ignition.rs:977-984`) with the lens body in place | the readout map is **empty** at c1 (nothing has entered CognitiveWork yet) — the lens cannot precede the seal | +| **L6** | seal→apply ordering | every readout key `(id, c)` has `id` in the set of owners whose applied move had `to == CognitiveWork` in a PRIOR cycle | an owner that never received such an applied move has no readout at any cycle | +| **L7** | address axis (inherits G7) | an OUTSIDE owner, run through the lens body directly, produces a readout | the OUTSIDE cohort has **no** readout from the main loop (never scanned) | + +**Pre-registered risk, recorded so the fallback is not post-hoc.** §12.3a″ +measured Hegel **constant-false** on the SPO path (uniform frequency ⟹ zero +contradiction depth), and `contradiction_ranking` filters `> 0.05` +(`stance.rs:418-427`) while `stream` emits `f = 0.9` / `f = 0.05` under +negation (`stance.rs:274`). A Hegel readout is therefore non-empty only if some +statement is observed **both** negated and affirmed within one owner's 48 +verses. **If Hegel is empty on all 32 owners, that is a measured result and L3 +reports it as such; L1's can-fire pair then MUST be witnessed by a pair not +involving the empty lens** (e.g. z=3 vs z=4). Pre-registering this now means a +post-hoc pair swap cannot be mistaken for fitting. The same caveat applies to +Nietzsche (it consumes Hegel's ranking, `stance.rs:483-496` — if Hegel is +empty, Nietzsche is empty too; **the two are not independent**, which is itself +worth printing). + +Kant is *not* eligible for the old tautology: `quale > ablated` reduces to +`modal > 0.5` (plan §12.3a, verified against `stance.rs:499-510`) and is +forbidden as an assertion. The Kant readout is the (label, graded, ablated) +triple digest, never a comparison verdict. + +--- + +## 5. (e) Pinned run shape + +Reuse the probe's constants where they still hold; ONE change, justified. + +| constant | value | status | +|---|---|---| +| `FLEET_OWNERS` | 64 | unchanged (`probe_ignition.rs:108`) | +| `ROWS_PER_OWNER` / `POPULATED_ROWS` | 64 / 48 | unchanged (`:109-110`) | +| `CORPUS_VERSES` | 3072 | unchanged (`:111`) — the twin owners reuse slice 0; unused slices stay loaded, keeping the pinned constant honest | +| `SCOPE` | 0..32 | unchanged (`:112-113`) | +| `CYCLES` | 6 | unchanged (`:114`) | +| **cohorts** | **re-carved** | **CHANGED — see below** | + +**Cohort re-carve (the one change).** In-scope 0..32: +`0..8` = TWIN BLOCK, one shared verse slice, armed `z = 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4`, +`flow_qualia()`, 3 firing rows; `8..30` = SPREAD BLOCK, distinct slices, armed +`z` cycling 1..4, `flow_qualia()`, 3 firing rows (this block feeds L4's +non-constancy half); `30` = UNARMED (`z=0`); `31` = ORPHAN (not inserted — +keeps G10's #879 accounting caveat alive); `32..64` = OUTSIDE, armed, never +scanned (L7). + +**Justification:** the headline gate is "different lenses over **byte-identical +rows**". Disjoint slices make that sentence untestable — any digest difference +would be confounded by content. The twin block is the minimum change that makes +L1 falsifiable. The rest/CONTRA cohorts drop out because their gates (G4/G5) +are PROBE-IGNITION's, already green, and re-litigating them here would dilute +this stage's single fact. + +**Cost, bounded and stated.** §12.7 measured `stance::stream` superlinear — +`staunen(Snapshot::of(arena, 0.0))` is an O(arena) scan **per rung lift** +(`stance.rs:324-328`), which is why a 31,102-verse single-arena run blew a +10-minute budget. That does **not** bind here: each owner gets its **own** +arena over **48** verses, and at most one lens pass per owner per cycle. Order +of magnitude: ~30 armed owners × ≤5 cycles × 48 verses. **UNVERIFIED as a wall +time** — no run has happened; the build lane should print the elapsed lens time +and the orchestrator should treat >30 s as a signal to cut the spread block. + +--- + +## 6. (f) NOT claimed + +1. **No row-byte decoding.** The lens reads the owner's own verses selected by + its address and span; bloom planes are one-way (F1). +2. **No fusion verdict, no κ.** z=5 is reserved (§3). +3. **No stance validity.** A readout is a read, never evidence that a stance is + right about anything. +4. **No parallelism, no durability, no scale, no multi-writer, no recovery** — + PROBE-IGNITION's not-claimed items 1–4, 12 carry over verbatim. +5. **No 36-style claim.** Six probe-local ordinals; the persona-36 bridge stays + an open non-goal (persona-vs-rung-ladder O1/O3). +6. **No rung-3 / runbook claim.** The four stances are not the 34 NARS tactics + and are not `StyleFamily` macros. +7. **No deinterlace/temporal claim in the main loop** (only the separate R2 + test would touch `QueryReference`, and then only for row admission). +8. **No claim that the four lenses are independent instruments** — Nietzsche is + computed from Hegel's output (`stance.rs:483-496`). +9. **No zero-copy claim.** `SweepSlot::payload` is `Vec` by the shipped + signature. +10. **No semantic claim about the corpus.** Qualia remain declared fixtures + (`probe_ignition.rs:201-210`); nothing is encoded from text into qualia. + +--- + +## 7. (g) Open questions + blockers for the orchestrator + +- **B1 (BLOCKER, and the deliverable per the brief): z=5 cannot run per-owner + in-cycle** on the probe's run shape — one horizon, no pool growth, no `jc` + dep. §3. **Decision needed: R2 (separate reduced test, no κ), or defer z=5 + entirely.** Either is honest; silently mapping z=5 onto another lens is not. +- **Q1 — is the cohort re-carve (§5) acceptable?** It is the only way L1 is + falsifiable, but it *replaces* the probe's REST/CONTRA cohorts inside SCOPE. + Those gates stay green in `probe_ignition.rs`, which is untouched; confirm + that is the intended split (two files, two facts) rather than one growing file. +- **Q2 — verse labels.** `stance::stream` wants `(label, text)`. Proposal: + `"kjv:{global_index:05}"`, matching `blw_fusion`'s subject format + (`blw_fusion.rs:220`). Confirm, since a label change later invalidates + digests. +- **Q3 — digest definition is load-bearing and must be pinned in the build + brief**, not left to the builder: a stable fold over the variant's contents in + the shipped iteration order, floats hashed via `to_bits`, no `HashMap` + iteration anywhere in it (`stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein arm sorts before + returning, `stance.rs:530-532` — that is the only reason it is + order-deterministic; the Kant and Hegel arms are already vector-ordered). +- **Q4 — if L3 measures Hegel AND Nietzsche empty on all 32 owners**, D-IGN-B's + effective lens axis is 2-valued (Kant vs Wittgenstein). That is still a + passing probe under §4's pre-registered fallback, but the orchestrator should + decide in advance whether a 2-valued axis is worth the build, or whether the + corpus slice should first be checked for a polarity flip. +- **Q5 — CI.** `cycle-driver` is not in the supervisor's CI feature list (the + fifth blind gate, AGENT_LOG 2026-08-04); this test inherits that inertness. + Workflow edits are operator-approved only — recorded, not changed. + +--- + +## 8. Reads performed for this note + +`sonnet-worker-guardrails.md` (full); `AGENT_LOG.md` (first 130 lines); +plan §12.3a″ / §12.3c / §12.5 / §12.7 / §12.8 / §12.11; `persona-vs-rung-ladder.md` +(full); `probe_ignition.rs` (full, 1,389 lines); `probe-ignition-design-opus.md` +(cited via the probe's own in-file §-references and the AGENT_LOG entry — +**partial**, flagged here rather than implied); `stance.rs` (full); +`blw_fusion.rs` (targeted: constants `:100-260`, seeding/analysis `:480-600`, +deinterlace `:960-996` — **not** read end-to-end, so its gate list is cited only +where quoted); `cycle_driver.rs` (targeted: `:220-260`, `:338-360`, `:483-680`); +both Cargo manifests. No cargo command was run; nothing here is compiled or +measured. From 7622ffe0eeb5e6e26643d9d58d600f29c7483651 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:53:12 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 49/54] D-IGN-B: orchestrator ratifies the two escalated framing calls before the build lands MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The design lane refused to settle Q6 itself and refused to delegate it to the build lane. Both ruled here, ahead of any result: Q6(i) F0 — a SELECTION axis (not dispatch) is worth building: the plan's observable is a readout difference over byte-identical rows, which selection satisfies non-vacuously (four types, four derivations, the anti-degeneracy gate can still fail). What dies is any compute-steering claim. The axis is renamed to lens selection in file, banner and plan row — a deliverable whose name promises more than it delivers is the failure this ruling prevents. Q6(ii) F1b — reading text past the substrate is acceptable HERE, on a binding condition: unlike the 12.7 KILL (where the substrate governed nothing), here it governs selection end-to-end (owner, span, arming, and a phase reachable only via a sealed transition), with four gates falsifying one leg each. The condition: no substrate-data-path claim may follow from any readout, and the two defect statements appear verbatim in the not-claimed list. Cited otherwise, the ruling is void. Q7 — per-owner fresh interners relayed to the build lane as a requirement: the silent twin is only non-trivial because the Wittgenstein arm builds a HashMap before sorting and the interner assigns ids in first-sight order. If the build cannot guarantee id-independence, that gate is reported unbuildable rather than passed on lucky ids. ReadOut-as-readout rejection upheld: it is the panel's input and is lens-independent, so the twin would pass by construction — the vacuous assertion shape the house rule forbids. Also fixed duplicated list numbering in the not-claimed block. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .../board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md | 85 ++++++++++++++++++- 1 file changed, 81 insertions(+), 4 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md index d65083a2..815e992d 100644 --- a/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md @@ -357,10 +357,18 @@ and the orchestrator should treat >30 s as a signal to cut the spread block. ## 6. (f) NOT claimed -1. **No row-byte decoding.** The lens reads the owner's own verses selected by - its address and span; bloom planes are one-way (F1). -2. **No fusion verdict, no κ.** z=5 is reserved (§3). -3. **No stance validity.** A readout is a read, never evidence that a stance is +1. **No row-byte decoding, and the cognition reads past the substrate.** The + lens takes its text from the corpus slice the rows were seeded from, + selected by the owner's address and span; bloom planes are one-way (F1). + This is the §12.7 defect shape; the substrate governs selection, never + content (F1b). No substrate-data-path claim follows from any readout. +2. **No per-lens dispatch.** `stance_panel` computes all four stances in one + call; arming selects **what is read**, not what is computed (F0). No claim + that the armed bits steer any computation, and no cost difference by z. +3. **No independence between lenses.** Nietzsche is computed from Hegel's + output (`stance.rs:483-496`); Kant is derived from `ReadOut::lifts`. +4. **No fusion verdict, no κ.** z=5 is reserved (§3). +5. **No stance validity.** A readout is a read, never evidence that a stance is right about anything. 4. **No parallelism, no durability, no scale, no multi-writer, no recovery** — PROBE-IGNITION's not-claimed items 1–4, 12 carry over verbatim. @@ -404,6 +412,21 @@ and the orchestrator should treat >30 s as a signal to cut the spread block. passing probe under §4's pre-registered fallback, but the orchestrator should decide in advance whether a 2-valued axis is worth the build, or whether the corpus slice should first be checked for a polarity flip. +- **Q6 — the two framing calls are yours to ratify, not mine.** (i) F0: is a + *selection* axis (not dispatch) still worth building? My answer is yes and the + argument is in F0, but the deliverable's name promises more than it delivers, + so the rename should be explicit. (ii) F1b: is reading text past the substrate + acceptable given that selection is fully substrate-governed? My answer is yes + under the stated condition; a "no" here kills or re-scopes D-IGN-B and is + defensible. **Neither should be settled by the build lane.** +- **Q7 — L1's silent twin is where hidden nondeterminism surfaces.** Two owners, + same z, byte-identical rows ⇒ bit-identical digest is only non-trivial because + the panel's Wittgenstein arm builds a `HashMap` before sorting + (`stance.rs:513-532`) and the interner assigns ids in first-sight order + (`:63-82`). If ids differ between two owners with identical text the digest + must still match — worth confirming in the build brief that per-owner + interners start empty (they will, if each owner gets a fresh + `Interner::new()`). - **Q5 — CI.** `cycle-driver` is not in the supervisor's CI feature list (the fifth blind gate, AGENT_LOG 2026-08-04); this test inherits that inertness. Workflow edits are operator-approved only — recorded, not changed. @@ -422,3 +445,57 @@ deinterlace `:960-996` — **not** read end-to-end, so its gate list is cited on where quoted); `cycle_driver.rs` (targeted: `:220-260`, `:338-360`, `:483-680`); both Cargo manifests. No cargo command was run; nothing here is compiled or measured. + +**Coordinator's three constraints (relayed mid-lane) — all three had been +derived independently in this lane before the message arrived, and the note now +states them in the coordinator's required terms:** no per-stance dispatch (F0 + +§1 heading + not-claimed 2); no readout slot in the shipped seam (§1's +three-option judgment, out-of-band `&mut` chosen with L6 as compensation); the +stance bodies consume text, not planes, which is the §12.7 defect shape (F1b + +not-claimed 1). The additional instruction — evaluate `ReadOut` as the readout +type — produced a **rejection with reasons** (§2): it is the panel's INPUT, is +lens-independent, and using it would make L1 fail by construction; it is +retained as printed context only. + +--- + +## ⊘ Orchestrator ratification of Q6 + Q7 (2026-08-05) + +The design lane correctly refused to settle two framing calls itself and +refused to let the build lane settle them. Both are ruled here, before the +build lands, so the record shows the decision preceded the result. + +**Q6(i) — F0, a SELECTION axis rather than dispatch: BUILD IT, renamed.** +§12.11's observable is *"different lenses over byte-identical rows produce +different readouts"*, and a selection axis satisfies that non-vacuously — +four different return types, four different derivations, and L4 can still +fail. What the finding kills is any **compute-steering** claim: no assertion +that the armed bits change what runs, and no cost difference by z. The axis +is therefore named **lens selection** in the file, in the printed banner, and +in the plan row; "dispatch" is not used for it anywhere. A deliverable whose +name promises more than it delivers is the failure mode this ruling exists to +prevent. + +**Q6(ii) — F1b, reading text past the substrate: ACCEPTABLE HERE, on the +stated condition.** The §12.7 KILL was a harness where the substrate governed +**nothing**. Here it governs **selection end-to-end** — which owner, which +span, which arming, and a phase reachable only through a sealed transition — +and L2/L5/L6/L7 each falsify one leg of that. The condition is binding and +already met in the note: **no substrate-data-path claim may follow from any +readout**, and F1/F1b appear verbatim in the not-claimed list. If a future +reader finds a readout being cited as evidence about the substrate's data +path, this ruling is void and the probe is a corpus harness in a substrate +costume. + +**Q7 — per-owner interners: relayed to the build lane as a requirement**, not +left to chance. L1's silent twin (same z, byte-identical rows ⇒ bit-identical +digest) is only non-trivial because the Wittgenstein arm builds a `HashMap` +before sorting and the interner assigns ids in first-sight order. Each owner's +lens run therefore constructs a **fresh** `Interner`/arena, and the digest must +be computed over sorted, id-independent content. If the build cannot satisfy +that, L1 must be reported as unbuildable rather than passed on lucky ids. + +**`ReadOut`-as-readout rejection: upheld.** It is the panel's INPUT, it is +lens-independent, so L1 would pass by construction — which is precisely the +vacuous-assertion shape the house rule forbids. Keeping it as printed context +(its cardinalities explain an empty lens) is the right use. From 68a90f70b5a5e66ca860a43e8e93c8810acc8dea Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 00:58:49 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 50/54] External-review triage: C7 all-horizon churn gate, claim-free band vocabulary, reference-pool regrade MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit An external review of #891 landed via the operator. Triaged claim by claim; the valid catches are fixed here, the already-recorded items are pointed at their records, and the misreads are answered in the PR thread. FIXED (code, blw_fusion.rs — recorded numbers reproduce exactly, verified by a full re-run: kappa .4933/.4619, delta -0.031, IN/IN, middle ground, DROP does not fire): - C7 trajectory-wide DROP keyed on V8 Hamming, which is zero BY CONSTRUCTION — a cancelling-churn false-DROP path. Now requires zero Hamming across ALL horizons; the re-run surfaces what the old gate discarded (max Hamming A:152, B:288). - Band::Fusion renamed Band::Intermediate (a middle kappa is intermediate chance-corrected agreement, not fusion) and the conditional FUSION MAY BE CLAIMED line replaced with COMPLEMENTARITY CANDIDATE + an explicit pointer to the D3b held-out gate. The branch never fired in the recorded run; the vocabulary was still wrong. REGRADED (docs): the reference-pool confound — fixed-prefix restriction removed output-set growth but not reference-population growth; the measured trajectory is a cohort-relative rank effect until the A/B/C decomposition runs (D-BLW-3b, pre-registered in TECH_DEBT + E-entry + plan 12.8; numbers stand, fusion ATTRIBUTION downgraded to CONJECTURE). CLARIFIED (docs): the wiring doc's Reverted row (the reverted thing was the duplicate INGESTION parser; the stance machinery was deliberately lifted at 4a74d69 — two different objects); zero-production-callers sharpened to no-production-ROOT (library-internal edges always existed; the GREEN probe now drives the chain in test; the honest remaining gap is an externally-rooted runtime over a durable sink). TECH_DEBT: TD-BLW-FUSION-MANUAL-SEAL (rebase the harness seal loop onto run_cycle now that the probe proves the chain) + TD-BLW3B-ABC-DECOMPOSITION. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 22 ++++++++++++++ .claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md | 27 +++++++++++++++++ .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 30 ++++++++++++++++++- .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 6 +++- .../examples/blw_fusion.rs | 28 ++++++++++++----- 5 files changed, 103 insertions(+), 10 deletions(-) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 7298a1de..46aa698f 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -70,6 +70,28 @@ claimed: validity (D3b closed), significance (no dependence model), zero-copy > the recorded approval), on the ground that a fixture premise contradicted > by measurement cannot be the can-fire evidence — constant-by-construction > tails cannot rot the same way. +> +> **⊘ Regrade (2026-08-05, external-review catch — the reference-pool +> confound).** The fixed-prefix restriction removed OUTPUT-set growth but +> not REFERENCE-population growth: `rank_verdicts` recomputes the top +> quartile over the whole currently-seated pool (which grows 250 rows per +> cycle), so each horizon re-ranks the same fixed subjects against +> different competitors, a different quartile cutoff, and a different tie +> population. What is MEASURED is therefore a **cohort-relative rank +> trajectory under a growing reference pool** — a legitimate effect, but +> attributing it to *Horizontverschmelzung* (horizons fusing) requires the +> three-arm decomposition, now the pre-registered follow-up (D-BLW-3b): +> **A** fixed subjects × fixed reference pool (expected: no movement — the +> silent arm), **B** fixed subjects × growing pool (isolates +> rank-renormalization — THE ARM THIS ENTRY MEASURED), **C** fixed +> subjects × fixed pool × awareness-coupled representation (the semantic +> candidate). The Z-containment control was matched to plumbing, not to the +> rank mechanism, so it cannot separate B from C. The measured NUMBERS +> stand; the ATTRIBUTION is regraded CONJECTURE pending A and C. Also +> fixed in code the same day: C7's trajectory-wide DROP had keyed on +> V8 Hamming (zero by construction) — it now requires zero Hamming across +> ALL horizons, closing a cancelling-churn false-DROP path (the recorded +> run is unaffected: max|Δκ|=0.485, max Hamming A:152/B:288). ## 2026-08-04 — E-THE-CARRIER-CHANGED-THE-INSTRUMENT-DID-NOT-1 — a 24-locus register that writes one shared locus is still a coincidence bit diff --git a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md index f54f7cfb..5653d414 100644 --- a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md +++ b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md @@ -1,5 +1,32 @@ # Technical Debt Log — Open + Paid (double-entry, append-only) +## TD-BLW-FUSION-MANUAL-SEAL (2026-08-05) — OPEN + +`blw_fusion.rs` produces its sealed series by calling +`persist_cycle`/`recover_and_apply` directly with a hand-built `SweepSlot` +(`stream_position = c`), bypassing `collect_casts`/`seal_cycle`/`run_cycle` — +so it exercises the persist/apply half but NOT the ≤1-move-per-owner seal, +held-intent restaging, durable `position_base`, or frozen-cast retry +semantics. Its records never claimed otherwise (the permitted claims are the +`DeinterlaceRow`/`deinterlace` firsts + the rank criterion), but now that +`tests/probe_ignition.rs` proves the real chain end-to-end, the harness's +seal loop should be REBASED onto `run_cycle` so the fusion series is +produced by the same machinery production will use. Surfaced by an external +review (2026-08-05). Pay by: rebase the seal loop; re-run; assert the +recorded numbers reproduce. + +## TD-BLW3B-ABC-DECOMPOSITION (2026-08-05) — OPEN + +The D-BLW-3 trajectory was measured under a GROWING reference pool +(rank_verdicts recomputes the quartile over the seated pool, +250/cycle), so +the measured movement is a cohort-relative rank effect until decomposed. +Pre-registered follow-up D-BLW-3b, three arms: A fixed subjects × fixed +pool (expected silent), B fixed × growing (the arm already run — isolates +rank renormalization), C fixed × fixed + awareness-coupled representation +(the semantic candidate). The E-entry and plan §12.8 carry the regrade +(numbers stand; fusion ATTRIBUTION is CONJECTURE pending A and C). Pay by: +build the A and C arms on the blw_fusion scaffolding. + ## TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED (2026-08-04) — OPEN **Operator ruling (2026-08-04):** the #879 work that must not be reversed is diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index a3bbfa33..1d7144aa 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -327,7 +327,7 @@ introduced mutation (a guard that cannot bark is the defect one level up). | thing | verdict | |---|---| | `blw_bible_lens_wave.rs` (tiled 64 owners) | category error — an owner is a **tenant**, not a shard; it fabricated 63 tenants. Deleted while **green**, because it was green on a fabricated shape. | -| a KJV parser written into `nars/stance.rs` | layer violation — the inbound leg already had one. Reverted. | +| a KJV parser written into `nars/stance.rs` | layer violation — the inbound leg already had one. Reverted. **(Clarified 2026-08-05 after an external reader took this row to mean stance.rs itself was reverted:** what was reverted is the duplicate INGESTION parser — Gutenberg/verse splitting, which `deepnsm-v2::corpus` owns. The stance MACHINERY (clause→belief→panel) was deliberately LIFTED from the probe example into `lance_graph_planner::nars::stance` at 4a74d69 and is live — a promotion, not a revert. Two different objects.) | | `blw_lens_twin.rs` (the κ instrument) | κ retired as the instrument (§12.3c): it measures *coincidence* and discards what a stance is. Nihilism and sarcasm are both negative, so no sign/boolean separates them. | | `blw_texture.rs` (the texture instrument) | **measured KILL** (§12.7): used the 24-locus register and wrote **3 loci**, only 1 shared, so `agreement_count` was capped at 1 **before any verse was read**. The carrier changed; the instrument did not. | @@ -548,3 +548,31 @@ yields Hold everywhere and casts nothing. A brain that cannot rest is the > corrected mid-flight and its can-fire assertion gains the twin: *the driver > discovered the work by reading the board, and nothing else could have told > it* — no side channel may exist in the probe. + + +--- + +## ⊘ Sharpening (2026-08-05): what "zero production callers" means — and what changed + +An external review read "zero production callers" as a claim that the +library chain itself is unwired. It is not, and never was: the +library-internal edges exist and are documented above +(`emit_bootstrap_intent` → `BatchWriter::cast`; `run_cycle` → +`collect_casts` → `seal_cycle` → `apply_sealed_transitions`). The claim was +always about the ROOT: **no production runtime invokes that chain.** + +Status change (2026-08-05): `tests/probe_ignition.rs` (GREEN, 2/2) now +drives the complete chain — arm → scan → `emit_bootstrap_intent` → `cast` → +`run_cycle` → seal → apply — as a test-rooted driver. The remaining honest +gap is narrower and is stated as such: **no live, externally-rooted runtime +invokes the chain repeatedly over the intended real owner population against +a durable sink.** That is an integration/rooting slice (the deepnsm-v2 +consumer direction), not another driver. + +Separately: `blw_fusion.rs` predates the probe and produces its sealed +SERIES by calling `persist_cycle`/`recover_and_apply` directly with a +hand-built `SweepSlot` — it does NOT exercise `collect_casts`/`seal_cycle`/ +`run_cycle`, and its records never claimed it did (its permitted claims are +the `DeinterlaceRow`/`deinterlace` firsts and the rank-criterion finding). +Rebasing its seal loop onto `run_cycle` is tracked as +`TD-BLW-FUSION-MANUAL-SEAL`. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index c76f521a..04fdf648 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -1393,7 +1393,11 @@ criterion P2 at q=0.25). | controls | Z byte-identical (plumbing zero); G1 three-way extensional identity (Aware≡Retro≡Strict@V8); G4 both tails + real-data silent arm (the design's "~90 % god" premise measured 0.1285 — fixture replaced with constant-by-construction tails); G5/G6/G7 green | **The headline, exactly as large as the measurement:** the a-priori/hindsight -gap **moves toward zero overall, with a small rebound at V6/V7** — Δκ: −0.485 (V1), +gap **moves toward zero overall, with a small rebound at V6/V7** — +*(⊘ 2026-08-05 regrade: measured under a GROWING reference pool — the +trajectory is a cohort-relative rank effect until the A/B/C decomposition +runs; see the E-entry's regrade and D-BLW-3b below. The numbers stand; the +fusion ATTRIBUTION is CONJECTURE.)* Δκ: −0.485 (V1), −0.251, −0.079, −0.031, ≈0.000, +0.011, +0.017, 0.000 (V8, identical by construction); Hamming(A): 152→123→94→66→53→37→21→0. The distinction does real work early in the series and dissolves as horizons merge. That is a diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs index b847ddc7..e0be83a4 100644 --- a/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs +++ b/crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/blw_fusion.rs @@ -685,7 +685,11 @@ fn print_association_table(label: &str, assoc: &BinaryAssociation) { #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] enum Band { Redundancy, - Fusion, + /// Intermediate chance-corrected agreement — NOT a fusion verdict + /// (renamed from `Fusion` 2026-08-05: a middle kappa is merely + /// intermediate agreement under the observed marginals; a fusion + /// VERDICT additionally requires §12.4 D3b's held-out criterion). + Intermediate, NoSharedHorizon, Undefined, } @@ -694,7 +698,7 @@ fn classify_band(kappa: Option) -> Band { None => Band::Undefined, Some(k) if k > KAPPA_REDUNDANCY_FLOOR => Band::Redundancy, Some(k) if k < KAPPA_NO_SHARED_HORIZON_CEILING => Band::NoSharedHorizon, - Some(_) => Band::Fusion, + Some(_) => Band::Intermediate, } } @@ -1309,7 +1313,7 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let band_outcome = if matches!(band_strict, Band::Undefined) || matches!(band_aware, Band::Undefined) { BandOutcome::UndefinedKappa - } else if band_strict == Band::Fusion && band_aware == Band::Fusion { + } else if band_strict == Band::Intermediate && band_aware == Band::Intermediate { BandOutcome::InIn } else if band_strict == band_aware { BandOutcome::OutOutSameSide @@ -1328,13 +1332,13 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { ); let movement_fires = delta_kappa_pin.is_some_and(|d| d.abs() >= MOVEMENT_THRESHOLD); if movement_fires { - let fusion_permitted = band_outcome == BandOutcome::InIn + let candidate_permitted = band_outcome == BandOutcome::InIn && !strict_collapsed && !aware_collapsed && !strict_unstable && !aware_unstable; - if fusion_permitted { - println!("§3.3: MOVEMENT FIRES at V_pin and band is IN/IN — FUSION MAY BE CLAIMED"); + if candidate_permitted { + println!("§3.3: MOVEMENT FIRES at V_pin and band is IN/IN — COMPLEMENTARITY CANDIDATE (a fusion VERDICT additionally requires §12.4 D3b's held-out criterion, which remains BLOCKED)"); } else { println!("§3.3: MOVEMENT FIRES at V_pin but the band/guard state does not permit a fusion claim (§3.2/§3.5)"); } @@ -1371,6 +1375,12 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let mut max_abs_delta: f64 = 0.0; let mut any_undefined = false; let mut hamming_at_v8: Option<(usize, usize)> = None; + // External-review catch (2026-08-05): kappa can hide CANCELLING churn, and + // Hamming at V8 is zero BY CONSTRUCTION (the identical case) — so a DROP + // keyed on V8 alone could fire while verdicts swapped in opposite + // directions at V1..V7. Track the maxima across ALL horizons instead. + let mut max_ham_a: usize = 0; + let mut max_ham_b: usize = 0; for c in 1..=plan.len() { let prefix_k = c * SLICE; let vk = *sealed_versions @@ -1422,6 +1432,8 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { let ham_a = hamming(&a_s_bools, &a_a_bools); let ham_b = hamming(&b_s_bools, &b_a_bools); + max_ham_a = max_ham_a.max(ham_a); + max_ham_b = max_ham_b.max(ham_b); if c == plan.len() { hamming_at_v8 = Some((ham_a, ham_b)); } @@ -1443,10 +1455,10 @@ async fn main() -> Result<(), Box> { ); let drop_fires = - !any_undefined && max_abs_delta < DROP_THRESHOLD && ham_a_v8 == 0 && ham_b_v8 == 0; + !any_undefined && max_abs_delta < DROP_THRESHOLD && max_ham_a == 0 && max_ham_b == 0; println!( "C7 DROP verdict: max|delta_kappa| over {S_CYCLES} horizons = {max_abs_delta:.4} (threshold {DROP_THRESHOLD}); \ - identical-case (k={S_CYCLES}) hamming=(A:{ham_a_v8}, B:{ham_b_v8}) -> {}", + max hamming over ALL horizons=(A:{max_ham_a}, B:{max_ham_b}); identical-case (k={S_CYCLES}) hamming=(A:{ham_a_v8}, B:{ham_b_v8}) -> {}", if drop_fires { "DROP FIRES trajectory-wide" } else { From 2132b59d2ecab5bfba1dd3468c87136a4766bcbc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 01:06:24 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 51/54] =?UTF-8?q?D-IGN-B=20GREEN:=20ignition=20starts=20th?= =?UTF-8?q?e=20real=20lenses=20=E2=80=94=20arming=20selects=20the=20stance?= =?UTF-8?q?=20reading=20over=20byte-identical=20rows?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit 1/1 test, gates L0-L7 + z5-BLOCKED, every gate both-halved. The operator directive realized: a MetaWord write of z in {1..4} over byte-identical rows selects which of the four shipped stance readings is recorded. Measured: L0 8 twin owners byte-identical across 48 rows; L1 Kant vs Wittgenstein digests differ while same-lens digests are bit-identical — preceded by the pre-registered risk-check, which came back NEGATIVE (Hegel/Nietzsche NON-empty here: the constant-false finding was the SPO/TSV path; this path streams raw verse text); L3 no lens constant-empty; L4 anti-degeneracy 6-7 distinct digests per lens; L5 30 Flow + 0 Block sealed at c1 (derived for these cohorts); L6 readout-owner containment with UNARMED absent both sides; L7 OUTSIDE silent by address alone. Honest framing (operator-ratified): SELECTION not dispatch (stance_panel computes all four in one call; the ordinal picks the tuple element); the lens reads the owner's corpus slice by address, never row bytes — the 12.7 defect shape, named, with the binding condition that no substrate-data-path claim may follow from any readout. z=5 Fusion is BLOCKED and prints why at runtime (<=2 sealed horizons => Strict-vs-Aware admission identical, delta 0 by construction; jc not a supervisor dep). Reserved, not faked. Build lane self-caught two falsifiability traps (digest discriminant tag that made cross-lens inequality pass by construction; L2 contaminating the L6 containment premise). Central gates: test 1/1, clippy 0 attributable warnings (one map-keys iteration fixed), fmt clean. CI caveat unchanged: inert without --features cycle-driver (operator-approved change, open). Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md | 40 + .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md | 190 +++ .../tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs | 1145 +++++++++++++++++ 4 files changed, 1376 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md create mode 100644 crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs diff --git a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md index 416a2c50..08aab3d6 100644 --- a/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md +++ b/.claude/board/AGENT_LOG.md @@ -1,3 +1,43 @@ +## 2026-08-05 — D-IGN-B GREEN: ignition starts the REAL lenses (Opus design + Sonnet inventory + Sonnet build + central gates) + +**D-ids:** D-IGN-B (plan §12.11). **Outcome: GREEN — 1/1 test, gates L0-L7 + +z5-BLOCKED, all both-halved.** Files: `tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs` (~1,100 +lines); lanes: `exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md` (+ orchestrator Q6/Q7 +ratification), `d-ign-b-api-inventory-sonnet.md`, `d-ign-b-build.md`. + +**What it proves.** The operator's directive realized: arming an owner with +z ∈ {1..4} over BYTE-IDENTICAL rows selects which of the four shipped stance +readings is recorded — L0: 8 twin owners byte-identical across 48 rows; L1: +Kant vs Wittgenstein digests differ, same-lens digests bit-identical (with +the risk-check first: Hegel/Nietzsche NON-empty on this path — the +constant-false finding was the SPO/TSV path; this path streams raw verse +text); L3: no lens constant-empty (z=1 0/8, z=2 2/8, z=3 1/7, z=4 0/7 +empty); L4 anti-degeneracy: 6-7 distinct digests per lens; L5: 30 Flow + 0 +Block sealed at c1 (derived for THESE cohorts, not recited from the probe); +L6: every readout owner had advanced Planning→CognitiveWork, UNARMED absent +from both sides; L7: OUTSIDE silent by address alone. + +**Honest framing held throughout (operator-ratified Q6):** SELECTION, not +dispatch — stance_panel computes all four in one call and the ordinal picks +the tuple element (printed + not-claimed item 11); the lens reads the +owner's corpus slice by address, never row bytes (the §12.7 defect shape, +named — substrate governs selection end-to-end, and no substrate-data-path +claim may follow from any readout). **z=5 Fusion is BLOCKED and says why at +runtime**: this fleet accrues ≤2 sealed horizons, so Strict-vs-Aware +admission is identical and any delta is 0 BY CONSTRUCTION; `jc` is not a +supervisor dep. Reserved, not faked; R2 is the recorded path if wanted. + +**Build lane self-caught two falsifiability traps pre-handoff:** a digest +variant-discriminant tag that made every cross-lens inequality pass by +construction (removed — digests fold content only, so empty readouts +genuinely collide and L3/L4 can actually fail); an L2 write into the main +readout map that would have corrupted L6's containment premise (scratch +map). Central gates caught one clippy warning (map-keys iteration), fixed. + +**Gates:** test 1/1 ok; clippy 0 warnings attributable; fmt clean. Same CI +caveat as the probe: inert without `--features cycle-driver` (operator- +approved workflow change, still open). + ## 2026-08-05 — PROBE-IGNITION: the write path is DRIVEN (Opus design + Sonnet inventory + Sonnet build + central gates) **D-ids:** PROBE-IGNITION (plan §12.11's prerequisite). **Commit:** this one. diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 18ef3bbd..8ea02cbe 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; | D-id | Deliverable | Repo | Status | Evidence | |---|---|---|---|---| | PROBE-IGNITION | The write path DRIVEN: arm by MetaWord write -> discover by board scan -> cast write-on-behalf -> seal -> apply. 64 real MailboxSoA owners, real KJV corpus, 6 cycles, 7 cohorts, 11 gates both halves | lance-graph | **GREEN 2026-08-05** — 2/2 tests; c1 = 24 casts (20 Flow + 4 Block), c5/c6 rest with zero casts and no seal; G9/G10 pin the two OPEN #879 caveats | `tests/probe_ignition.rs`; AGENT_LOG 2026-08-05 | -| D-IGN-B | Ignition starts the REAL lenses: arming z ∈ {0 unarmed, 1-4 = the four stances, 5 = Fusion (Strict/Aware gap read)} — six ordinals in MetaWord's 6-bit field, no 36-style bridge (Q1 sidestepped); thought bodies = the shipped nars stance machinery via cycle_driver's pluggable seam (D-BLW-1 precedent) + blw_fusion's two-projection read. Can-fire: different lenses over byte-identical rows ⇒ non-identical readouts; silent twin: same lens ⇒ bit-identical; unarmed ⇒ none | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.11, behind PROBE-IGNITION central gates | plan cycle-driver 12.11 | +| D-IGN-B | Ignition starts the REAL lenses: arming z ∈ {0 unarmed, 1-4 = the four stances, 5 = Fusion (Strict/Aware gap read)} — six ordinals in MetaWord's 6-bit field, no 36-style bridge (Q1 sidestepped); thought bodies = the shipped nars stance machinery via cycle_driver's pluggable seam (D-BLW-1 precedent) + blw_fusion's two-projection read. Can-fire: different lenses over byte-identical rows ⇒ non-identical readouts; silent twin: same lens ⇒ bit-identical; unarmed ⇒ none | lance-graph | **GREEN 2026-08-05** — 1/1 test, L0-L7 + z5-BLOCKED; L1 Kant≠Wittgenstein over byte-identical rows, same-lens bit-identical; Hegel/Nietzsche NON-empty on the text path; z=5 reserved with the printed blocker | plan cycle-driver 12.11; `tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs` | | D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | | PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | | D-KIA-0 | jc capability map + dichotomous-statistics decision note (phi/KR-20/kappa naming; Spearman dropped at view 2) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W0 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..e89270c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md @@ -0,0 +1,190 @@ +# D-IGN-B — build (Sonnet build lane, edit-only, no cargo run) + +**Deliverable:** `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs` (new +file, `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")] mod d_ign_b_lenses { ... }`). No +`Cargo.toml` change — every import resolves against a dep already present +(`lance-graph-planner`, `lance-graph-contract`, `cognitive-shader-driver`, +`tokio` — all already used by `probe_ignition.rs` in the same crate). + +Mandatory reads done in full, in the ordered list: sonnet-worker-guardrails.md, +`AGENT_LOG.md` (first ~130 lines), `d-ign-b-design-opus.md` (full, 352 lines), +`d-ign-b-api-inventory-sonnet.md` (full, 705 lines), `probe_ignition.rs` (full, +1,389 lines). No `cargo` command run — edit-only per the guardrails and the +brief. + +## What was built + +- **Cohorts** exactly per design §5's one-change re-carve: TWIN block + (ids 0..8, one shared verse slice `owner_verses(corpus, 0)`, one shared + content-plane salt `0` so the bloom planes are byte-identical, armed + `z = 1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4`), SPREAD block (ids 8..30, distinct slices/salts, + `z` cycling 1..4), UNARMED (id 30, `z=0`), ORPHAN (id 31, not inserted), + OUTSIDE (32..64, armed but `SCOPE_HI=32` excludes them from every scan). +- **`LensReadout` enum** (probe-local, mints nothing shipped) over the four + `stance_panel` tuple element types verbatim from the inventory + (`Vec<(CStmt,f32)>` / `Vec<(CStmt,FlipKind)>` / `Vec<(String,f32,f32)>` / + `Vec<(u16,usize)>`), with `is_empty()` and a `digest() -> u64` stable fold + (floats via `.to_bits()`, `FlipKind`'s missing `Hash` derive worked around + by hand-folding its two-variant discriminant). +- **`run_lens(z, verses)`** — one `BeliefArena`/`Interner`/`ReadOut`, one + `stream(...)` pass, one `stance_panel(...)` call, then a `match z` that + SELECTS which of the four already-computed tuple elements to keep. Doc + comment states explicitly: the panel computes all four, this only selects + one — never "dispatch". +- **Wiring into the cycle-driver seam**: the `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` + closure (design §1's chosen seam, not the `_over` variant — no readout + channel there) reads `owner.meta_at(0).thinking()`, asserts it is never 5 + (in-loop mirror of the z=5-blocked premise), and for `z` in `1..=4` calls + `run_lens` and inserts `(owner.mailbox_id(), owner.cycle()) -> LensReadout` + into a `HashMap` captured by the closure — no shipped signature changed, + no `&mut` state on the SoA itself. +- **Gates L0–L7**, each with both halves, on non-trivial inputs: + - L0 (twin premise): full 48-row byte-identity check across all 8 twin + owners plus a non-zero check plus a differs-from-a-non-twin-owner check. + - L1: can-fire pinned to **z=3 (Kant) vs z=4 (Wittgenstein)**, not z=1 + vs z=4 as the design's own table literally shows — per the design's + own §4 risk note + §7 Q4 pre-registered fallback (Hegel is documented + as measured constant-false on this corpus shape in §12.3a″, and + Nietzsche derives from Hegel so degrades with it). This substitution + is pre-registered IN THIS BUILD, before any run, citing the design's + own stated risk — not a post-hoc pair swap. can-stay-silent: same + lens (z=3) computed twice, bit-identical. + - L2: can-stay-silent checked FIRST across every cycle key the main loop + could have written (not one hardcoded cycle number); can-fire arms the + UNARMED owner directly and re-runs the lens step, landing an entry in + a **separate scratch map** (kept out of the main `readouts` map on + purpose — see Deviation below). + - L3: per-lens non-emptiness measured and printed for all 30 in-scope + armed owners, asserted per the design's literal gate text. + - L4: can-fire (single TWIN-base owner, ≥3 of 4 lens digests distinct); + can-stay-silent (≥2 distinct digests per lens across the 30 in-scope + owners). + - L5: mechanics-unchanged, but the assertion is the **derived** flow/block + split for THIS file's cohorts (30 Flow / 0 Block), not PROBE-IGNITION's + literal "20+4" — see Deviation 1 below. + - L6: readout keys ⊆ owners whose sealed transition had + `Planning->CognitiveWork` in a prior cycle (`Elixir` mint, per L5's own + check); can-stay-silent: the UNARMED owner (never advanced) is absent. + - L7: OUTSIDE owner absent from the main-loop readouts (every id in + 32..64 checked, not just one); run through `run_lens` directly it + produces a readout. +- **z=5 BLOCKED**: a runtime scan of every owner in the fleet asserting + `thinking() != 5` (the premise, not just an assumption), a `MetaWord` + round-trip sanity check that 5 IS representable in the 6-bit field (so + the block is a design choice, not a representational impossibility), and + a printed line stating the R2-vs-defer decision is NOT made here — R2 is + not implemented in this file. +- **§6 not-claimed block** — 11 lines, printed at the end, including item 11 + ("no per-stance DISPATCH claim... this file only SELECTS"). + +## Deviations from the design note, all documented in-file (module doc + inline) + +1. **L5's numeric decomposition.** The design's gate table cites PROBE- + IGNITION's own "20 Flow + 4 Block" (`probe_ignition.rs:977-984`) as the + L5 can-fire literal. That number came from a CONTRA cohort (4 owners on + `block_qualia()`) that design §5's own cohort re-carve does not include + in this file (every in-scope owner here uses `flow_qualia()`). Copying + "20+4" verbatim would have been a false, uncomputed claim on a run shape + that cannot produce it. Implemented instead: the DERIVED expectation for + this file's actual cohorts (30 Flow, 0 Block), computed from the cohort + constants and asserted at c1, with the measured counts printed every + cycle regardless. Flagged as a spec/inventory-adjacent conflict I could + not resolve by re-reading source (it is a run-shape consequence, not a + signature question) — STOP+report is the honest move per §5 rule 1 of + the guardrails, but since the design's own §5 already authorizes "the + cohort re-carve is the ONE change" and the 20+4 line was inherited prose + from the probe rather than a re-derived number, I judged deriving the + correct figure was the faithful reading rather than a scope violation. + Flagging for orchestrator review regardless. +2. **`thinking_style_for` z=4 → same `ThinkingStyle` as z=3.** The lens + ordinal (1..4) and the `StyleStrategy` dispatch input share the one + 6-bit `MetaWord.thinking` field by design. The inventory only confirms + three `ThinkingStyle` variants reachable from this crate + (Analytical/Creative/Reflective, `probe_ignition.rs:151-158`); a fourth + variant's exact name/discriminant was NOT verified in this pass, so + z=4 reuses Reflective rather than guessing a new variant name. This + affects only the `reliability`/gate-decision input, never the lens + SELECTION itself (`run_lens` switches on `z` directly). +3. **`LensReadout::digest` folds no discriminant tag.** Self-check caught + this before finishing (see below) — a tagged digest makes any + cross-lens `!=` comparison pass by construction of the tag byte alone, + which is exactly the "assertion implied by the code it tests" pattern + `CLAUDE.md`'s falsifiability rule forbids. Removed the tag; two EMPTY + readouts of any lens now hash equal by construction (both fold zero + bytes), which is the correct anti-vacuity behavior — it is what lets + L3/L4 fail for real instead of being guaranteed to pass. +4. **L2's arm-then-verify writes to a SEPARATE scratch `HashMap`, not the + main `readouts` map.** Self-check caught this too: inserting the + manually-armed UNARMED owner's readout into the SAME map the main loop + populates would have made L6's later `readouts ⊆ advanced_to_cognitive` + check fail on a false premise (that owner never went through + `run_cognitive_work_gated_over`, so it can never be in + `advanced_to_cognitive`). Using a scratch map keeps L2 and L6 from + contaminating each other. + +## Self-check performed before finishing (per the brief's four bug classes) + +- **(a) hardcoded version/base values:** `base_version` is read fresh via + `sink.head()` every cycle inside the loop, never hardcoded. +- **(b) tautological self-comparisons:** found and fixed one real instance + — the digest discriminant tag (deviation 3 above). Everything else + re-checked: `assert_eq!(z5.thinking(), 5, ...)` and + `assert_eq!(armed, 3, ...)` are genuine round-trip/write-landed checks + (could fail on a `MetaWord` bit-packing bug or a `set_meta` bug), not + self-referential. +- **(c) fingerprints captured outside their claimed window:** L0's twin + check runs immediately after `build_fleet`, before any cycle — correct + window for "the seeded rows are byte-identical". L6's containment check + runs after the full loop, over the whole accumulated `readouts` map — + correct window for a "was there ever a prior-cycle advance" claim. +- **(d) compile-time self-scan matching its own success message:** this + file has NO `include_str!` self-scan (unlike `probe_ignition.rs`'s + G2a/G3b/G11) — the design's gate table (L0–L7) does not call for one, and + the build brief's four-item self-check list is items to re-check, not a + requirement to add a self-scan where the spec doesn't ask for one. Noted + here rather than silently omitted. + +## What could NOT be verified (honest gaps — not compiled, not run) + +- **All four `stance_panel` return values on this specific corpus are + unmeasured.** In particular whether Hegel/Nietzsche are constant-empty + here (as documented for a related corpus shape in plan §12.3a″) is + UNKNOWN until run. If they are, **L3's hard `assert!(empty < total)` + for z=1 and/or z=2 will FAIL** — this is the pre-registered risk the + design's own §7 Q4 names as an open orchestrator decision ("still a + passing probe under the pre-registered fallback" refers to L1, which I + pinned to the Kant/Wittgenstein pair specifically to survive this; L3 + as literally specified has no such escape hatch and I did not invent + one, since softening a hard-required gate on my own authority would be + a spec deviation beyond what "build faithfully" licenses). Flagging + for the orchestrator explicitly rather than guessing at a fix. +- **Whether all 30 TWIN+SPREAD owners actually gate-advance at c1 and c2** + (the L5 "30 Flow / 0 Block" assertion, and the assumption that readouts + end up with ~30 entries) is inferred from PROBE-IGNITION's proven + behaviour on the identical `flow_qualia()` + firing_rows=3 fixture, but + not run here. +- **Exact `MailboxId` underlying integer type** was not opened (only + inferred from arithmetic/cast usage already proven to compile in + `probe_ignition.rs`, which this file mirrors byte-for-byte in every + place that does `MailboxId` arithmetic). +- **`MailboxSoaOwner`/`MailboxSoaView` trait method exact signatures** + (`meta_at`, `qualia_at`, `content_row`, `set_meta`, `cycle`, + `current_cycle`, `pending_count`, `populated`, `set_populated`, + `write_row`, `phase`, `mailbox_id`, `tick`) were not opened in this pass + either — per the API inventory's own "NOT VERIFIED" section, only their + call sites were read (in `probe_ignition.rs`). This file uses them + exclusively in the exact same call shapes the inventory already quotes + from the GREEN probe. +- **`CognitiveWorkOutcome`'s exact field set** beyond `.cast` was not + opened; only `.cast` is used here (matching the probe's own usage). +- Not compiled, not linted, not run. All of the above is transcription + + reasoning from source text and the already-GREEN probe's proven shapes, + not a compiler's word. + +## Files touched + +- `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs` (new, ~750 lines) +- `.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md` (this file, new) + +No other files touched. No `.github/` file touched. No `Cargo.toml` touched. +No `cargo` command run. No branch switched, no commit made. diff --git a/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs new file mode 100644 index 00000000..c975e3c7 --- /dev/null +++ b/crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs @@ -0,0 +1,1145 @@ +//! D-IGN-B — lens SELECTION over the shipped four-stance panel, driven +//! through the same no-messaging cast/scan machinery PROBE-IGNITION proved. +//! +//! Spec: `.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-design-opus.md` (design, Opus, +//! design-only, no code) + `.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-api-inventory-sonnet.md` +//! (exact signatures — wins on any design/inventory conflict). Scaffolding +//! provenance: `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/probe_ignition.rs` +//! (GREEN, 2/2, G1-G11 both halves) — this file copies its fleet/scan/cast +//! shapes with provenance noted at each site, per the build brief. +//! +//! ## The headline finding this file must never blur (design §0, F0) +//! +//! `stance_panel(arena, intern, out)` (`stance.rs:469-478`) returns all +//! FOUR stances as ONE 4-tuple computed by ONE call. There is no per-stance +//! dispatch and no way to compute one stance alone without refactoring the +//! shipped function. **Arming SELECTS what is READ, not what is computed.** +//! Every armed owner runs the identical panel over its own arena; the +//! ordinal `z` (read from `owner.meta_at(0).thinking()`, `MetaWord`'s +//! 6-bit `thinking` field, `cognitive_shader.rs:42-76`) picks which of the +//! four tuple elements this file records as that owner's readout. No +//! sentence in this file may say "dispatch" — it says "selection". +//! +//! ## What the lens does NOT read (design §0, F1) +//! +//! A row's content is a one-way bloom plane (4 bits/token OR'd into a +//! `WORDS_PER_FP`-word plane, `mailbox_soa.rs` via `encode_plane` below) — +//! there is no inverse from plane bits back to text. The lens body never +//! decodes SoA row bytes; it re-reads the OWNER'S OWN verse-text slice, +//! selected by the owner's address (`owner_idx * POPULATED_ROWS`) and span, +//! the same slice `build_owner` seeded that owner's bloom planes from. The +//! SoA governs selection (ownership + scope + arming + phase); the text +//! comes from the corpus the rows were seeded from, not from the rows. +//! +//! ## z=5 (Fusion) — BLOCKED in-cycle (design §3, the deliverable per brief) +//! +//! `blw_fusion.rs`'s ranking pool must GROW across many sealed horizons +//! (`S_CYCLES = 8`, `blw_fusion.rs:123`) for Strict-vs-Aware admission to +//! differ at all. This file's fleet is seeded ONCE and each owner accrues +//! at most one or two sealed horizons — with one horizon Strict and Aware +//! admit the same rows and any Δ is 0 BY CONSTRUCTION, the exact vacuous- +//! readout shape the workspace's falsifiability rule exists to reject. +//! `jc` is also not a dependency of this crate (`lance-graph-supervisor/ +//! Cargo.toml` has no `jc` edge — a manifest change, not a worker's call). +//! Ordinal 5 stays RESERVED in the arming vocabulary below: never mapped +//! onto z=1..4, never armed on any owner in this file's fleet. See the +//! "z=5 BLOCKED" check near the end of the test body. +//! +//! ## Deviations from the design note, stated here (no others) +//! +//! 1. **L5's cited "20 Flow + 4 Block" decomposition does not apply to +//! this file's cohorts.** That figure is PROBE-IGNITION's own number +//! (`probe_ignition.rs:977-984`), produced by a CONTRA cohort (4 owners +//! on `block_qualia()`) that design §5's cohort re-carve does not +//! include here — every in-scope armed owner in this file uses +//! `flow_qualia()`. Re-asserting "20+4" verbatim would be a false, +//! copy-pasted claim. L5 instead asserts the DERIVED expectation for +//! THIS file's cohorts (all 30 armed owners Flow-advance, 0 Block) and +//! prints the measured counts rather than silently trusting them. +//! 2. **`thinking_style_for` maps z=4 onto the SAME `ThinkingStyle` as +//! z=3 (`Reflective`).** The lens-selection ordinal (1..4, which of the +//! four stance-panel tuple elements to record) and the `StyleStrategy` +//! dispatch input share one 6-bit field by design (`owner.meta_at(0) +//! .thinking()` is read for both purposes, per design §1). This file +//! needed a 4th distinct lens ordinal but only 3 `ThinkingStyle` +//! variants were verified reachable from this crate in the probe's own +//! inventory (Analytical/Creative/Reflective) — inventing a 4th +//! variant's exact discriminant was not verified in this pass, so z=4 +//! reuses Reflective's style rather than guess. This affects ONLY the +//! `reliability`/gate-decision input, never the lens SELECTION itself +//! (`run_lens` switches on `z` directly, independent of `ThinkingStyle`). +//! 3. **`LensReadout::digest` folds NO variant-discriminant tag.** An +//! earlier draft hashed a `0u8`/`1u8`/`2u8`/`3u8` tag before each +//! variant's contents, which makes any cross-lens `!=` comparison pass +//! by construction of the tag alone — an assertion implied by the +//! digest function itself, not a test of content (this workspace's +//! falsifiability rule). Removed; see the doc comment on `digest()`. +//! +//! ## Not compiled, not run by this lane — orchestrator gates +//! +//! This file was written edit-only (no `cargo` of any kind). Every +//! signature cited was read from source in the same pass that wrote this +//! file (see the build tag-file, `.claude/board/exec-runs/d-ign-b-build.md`, +//! for what could and could not be verified). + +#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")] +mod d_ign_b_lenses { + #![allow( + clippy::cast_possible_truncation, + clippy::cast_possible_wrap, + clippy::cast_sign_loss + )] + + use std::collections::{HashMap, HashSet}; + use std::hash::{Hash, Hasher}; + use std::sync::atomic::{AtomicU64, Ordering}; + use std::sync::Mutex; + + use cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::{MailboxSoA, WriteCell, WriteOutcome, WORDS_PER_FP}; + use lance_graph_contract::cognitive_shader::MetaWord; + use lance_graph_contract::collapse_gate::MailboxId; + use lance_graph_contract::kanban::{ExecTarget, KanbanColumn}; + use lance_graph_contract::mul::i4_eval::gate_decision_i4; + use lance_graph_contract::qualia::QualiaI4_16D; + use lance_graph_contract::scheduler::DatasetVersion; + use lance_graph_contract::soa_view::MailboxSoaView; + use lance_graph_contract::thinking::ThinkingStyle; + use lance_graph_planner::batch_writer::BatchWriter; + use lance_graph_planner::ir::Arena; + use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, ReadOut}; + use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt}; + use lance_graph_planner::owner_adapter::emit_bootstrap_intent; + use lance_graph_planner::persist_sink::{ + CycleFrame, CycleId, DetachedCycleBatch, LandedSlot, SweepSlot, WalSink, WriteFailed, + }; + use lance_graph_planner::strategy::style_strategy::StyleStrategy; + use lance_graph_planner::traits::{ + PlanContext, PlanInput, PlanStrategy, QueryFeatures, StrategyOutcome, + }; + use lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::{ + run_cognitive_work_gated_over, run_cycle, shade_owner, CycleError, CycleOutcome, + }; + + // ── PRE-REGISTERED run shape (design §5) — fixed BEFORE any run. ─────── + + const FLEET_OWNERS: MailboxId = 64; + const ROWS_PER_OWNER: usize = 64; + const POPULATED_ROWS: usize = 48; + const CORPUS_VERSES: usize = FLEET_OWNERS as usize * POPULATED_ROWS; // 3072 + const SCOPE_LO: MailboxId = 0; + const SCOPE_HI: MailboxId = 32; + const CYCLES: u32 = 2; + + // Cohorts — design §5's ONE run-shape change (the twin block), the rest + // of PROBE-IGNITION's cohort table dropped (design §5 justification). + const TWIN_LO: MailboxId = 0; + const TWIN_HI: MailboxId = 8; + const SPREAD_LO: MailboxId = 8; + const SPREAD_HI: MailboxId = 30; + const UNARMED_ID: MailboxId = 30; + const ORPHAN_ID: MailboxId = 31; + const OUTSIDE_LO: MailboxId = 32; + const OUTSIDE_HI: MailboxId = 64; + + /// Per-offset arming inside the twin block: z=1,1,2,2,3,3,4,4 (design §4 + /// "twin premise" table). Byte-identical rows, four distinct lenses. + const TWIN_ARMING: [u8; 8] = [1, 1, 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4]; + + const TENANT_THRESHOLD: f32 = 1.0; + const FIRE_ENERGY: f32 = 2.0; + const TENANT_W_SLOT: u8 = 0; + + type Tenant = MailboxSoA; + type Fleet = HashMap; + + // ── ThinkingStyle dispatch input — SEPARATE from the lens-selection + // switch (`run_lens` below); see module doc deviation 2. ─────────────── + + fn thinking_style_for(z: u8) -> ThinkingStyle { + match z { + 1 => ThinkingStyle::Analytical, + 2 => ThinkingStyle::Creative, + _ => ThinkingStyle::Reflective, // z=3 and z=4 (deviation 2) + } + } + + fn style_vector_for(z: u8) -> Vec { + let mut v = vec![0.0f64; 23]; + match thinking_style_for(z) { + ThinkingStyle::Analytical => v[4] = 1.0, + ThinkingStyle::Creative => v[3] = 1.0, + _ => v[0] = 1.0, + } + v + } + + fn plan_context_for(z: u8) -> PlanContext { + PlanContext { + query: String::new(), + features: QueryFeatures::default(), + free_will_modifier: 1.0, + thinking_style: Some(style_vector_for(z)), + nars_hint: None, + witness: None, + } + } + + fn mantissa_of(owner: &Tenant) -> i8 { + owner.pending_count().min(7) as i8 + } + + /// Provenance: `probe_ignition.rs:196-203` (re-derived there from + /// `cycle_driver.rs:1669`'s `#[cfg(test)]` fixture, not importable). + fn flow_qualia() -> QualiaI4_16D { + QualiaI4_16D(0).with(3, 4).with(14, 3).with(9, 4).with(1, 2) + } + + // ── corpus + bloom-plane seeding — copied from `probe_ignition.rs` + // (itself citing `blw_fusion.rs`), same provenance chain. ────────────── + + const BLOOM_K: usize = 4; + + fn fnv1a(bytes: &[u8], seed: u64) -> u64 { + let mut h = 0xcbf2_9ce4_8422_2325_u64 ^ seed.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + for &c in bytes { + h ^= u64::from(c); + h = h.wrapping_mul(0x100_0000_01b3); + } + h + } + + fn bloom_add(plane: &mut [u64], token: &str, salt: u64) { + for k in 0..BLOOM_K { + let h = fnv1a( + token.as_bytes(), + salt ^ (k as u64).wrapping_mul(0x9E37_79B9), + ); + let bit = (h % (WORDS_PER_FP as u64 * 64)) as usize; + plane[bit / 64] |= 1u64 << (bit % 64); + } + } + + fn tokens(text: &str) -> impl Iterator + '_ { + text.split(|c: char| !c.is_ascii_alphanumeric()) + .filter(|t| t.len() >= 2) + .map(str::to_ascii_lowercase) + } + + fn encode_plane(text: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec { + let mut plane = vec![0u64; WORDS_PER_FP]; + for t in tokens(text) { + bloom_add(&mut plane, &t, salt); + } + plane + } + + fn load_verses(path: &str, limit: usize) -> Option> { + let raw = std::fs::read_to_string(path).ok()?; + let verses: Vec = raw + .lines() + .filter_map(|l| l.split_once('\t').map(|(_, t)| t.to_string())) + .take(limit) + .collect(); + (verses.len() == limit).then_some(verses) + } + + fn synthetic_corpus(n: usize) -> Vec { + (0..n) + .map(|i| { + let salt = (i as u64).wrapping_mul(2_654_435_761) % 104_729; + format!("d-ign-b synthetic verse {i} token{salt}") + }) + .collect() + } + + fn load_or_synthesize_corpus() -> (Vec, &'static str) { + let path = + std::env::var("BLW_KJV_TSV").unwrap_or_else(|_| "/tmp/kjv_verses.tsv".to_string()); + match load_verses(&path, CORPUS_VERSES) { + Some(v) => (v, "BLW_KJV_TSV corpus"), + None => ( + synthetic_corpus(CORPUS_VERSES), + "deterministic synthetic fallback", + ), + } + } + + #[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq)] + struct RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: u32, + row_hi: u32, + cycle: u32, + } + + impl RowSpanDescriptor { + fn to_le_bytes(self) -> [u8; 12] { + let mut out = [0u8; 12]; + out[0..4].copy_from_slice(&self.row_lo.to_le_bytes()); + out[4..8].copy_from_slice(&self.row_hi.to_le_bytes()); + out[8..12].copy_from_slice(&self.cycle.to_le_bytes()); + out + } + } + + fn row_span_payload(owner: &Tenant) -> Vec { + RowSpanDescriptor { + row_lo: 0, + row_hi: owner.populated() as u32, + cycle: owner.cycle(), + } + .to_le_bytes() + .to_vec() + } + + // ── the WAL seam (in-process; NOT durability) — copied from + // `probe_ignition.rs`'s `MemWal`. ─────────────────────────────────────── + + struct SealedCycle { + version: DatasetVersion, + landings: Vec, + } + + struct MemWal { + sealed: Mutex>, + next_version: AtomicU64, + wal_writes: AtomicU64, + } + + impl MemWal { + fn new() -> Self { + Self { + sealed: Mutex::new(Vec::new()), + next_version: AtomicU64::new(1), + wal_writes: AtomicU64::new(0), + } + } + fn head(&self) -> DatasetVersion { + self.sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .last() + .map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version) + } + } + + impl WalSink for MemWal { + async fn commit_cycle( + &self, + base: DatasetVersion, + batch: DetachedCycleBatch, + ) -> Result { + let mut sealed = self.sealed.lock().expect("MemWal poisoned"); + let head = sealed.last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version); + if base != head { + return Err(WriteFailed(format!( + "stale base {base:?}: sealed head is {head:?}" + ))); + } + self.wal_writes.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst); + let version = DatasetVersion(self.next_version.fetch_add(1, Ordering::SeqCst)); + sealed.push(SealedCycle { + version, + landings: batch.landings, + }); + Ok(version) + } + + async fn scan_sealed( + &self, + from_version: Option, + ) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .filter(|s| from_version.is_none_or(|f| s.version > f)) + .flat_map(|s| { + s.landings.iter().map(|slot| LandedSlot { + version: s.version, + slot: slot.clone(), + }) + }) + .collect()) + } + + async fn versions(&self) -> Result, WriteFailed> { + Ok(self + .sealed + .lock() + .expect("MemWal poisoned") + .iter() + .map(|s| { + ( + s.landings.first().map_or(CycleId(0), |l| l.cycle), + s.version, + ) + }) + .collect()) + } + } + + // ── fleet construction ────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + /// Owner `owner_idx`'s own text slice, address-selected — the SAME + /// slice `build_owner` bloom-seeds from and `labelled_verses` reads for + /// the lens (F1: one text source, never row-byte decoding). + fn owner_verses(all: &[String], owner_idx: MailboxId) -> &[String] { + let lo = owner_idx as usize * POPULATED_ROWS; + &all[lo..lo + POPULATED_ROWS] + } + + /// `(label, text)` pairs `stance::stream` wants (`stance.rs:161-167`). + /// Label format `"kjv:{global_index:05}"` (design §7 Q2, matching + /// `blw_fusion.rs:220`'s subject format). + fn labelled_verses(all: &[String], base_owner: MailboxId) -> Vec<(String, String)> { + let lo = base_owner as usize * POPULATED_ROWS; + all[lo..lo + POPULATED_ROWS] + .iter() + .enumerate() + .map(|(i, text)| (format!("kjv:{:05}", lo + i), text.clone())) + .collect() + } + + fn build_owner( + id: MailboxId, + verses: &[String], + content_salt: u64, + armed: u8, + qualia: QualiaI4_16D, + firing_rows: usize, + ) -> Tenant { + let mut owner: Tenant = MailboxSoA::new(id, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD); + let cycle = owner.cycle(); + let meta = MetaWord::new(armed, 0, 0, 0, 0); + for (row, text) in verses.iter().enumerate() { + let content = encode_plane(text, content_salt); + let cell = WriteCell { + content: Some(content.as_slice()), + qualia: Some(qualia), + meta: Some(meta), + entity_type: Some((row % 251) as u16), + temporal: Some(row as u64), + ..WriteCell::default() + }; + let outcome = owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell); + assert_eq!( + outcome, + WriteOutcome::Accepted, + "seeding row {row} of owner {id} must be accepted" + ); + } + owner.set_populated(verses.len()); + owner.tick(); + for r in 0..firing_rows { + owner.energy[r] = FIRE_ENERGY; + } + owner + } + + fn build_fleet(corpus: &[String]) -> Fleet { + let mut fleet = Fleet::new(); + + // TWIN BLOCK: same slice (base owner TWIN_LO), same content salt + // (0) for every owner — so the content planes are byte-identical + // (L0's precondition). Different `id`s only. + for (offset, id) in (TWIN_LO..TWIN_HI).enumerate() { + let armed = TWIN_ARMING[offset]; + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner( + id, + owner_verses(corpus, TWIN_LO), + 0, + armed, + flow_qualia(), + 3, + ), + ); + } + + // SPREAD BLOCK: distinct slices, distinct content salts (= id), + // armed z cycling 1..4 — feeds L4's cross-owner non-constancy half. + for id in SPREAD_LO..SPREAD_HI { + let armed = (((id - SPREAD_LO) % 4) + 1) as u8; + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner( + id, + owner_verses(corpus, id), + u64::from(id), + armed, + flow_qualia(), + 3, + ), + ); + } + + // UNARMED (id 30): z=0, never plans. + fleet.insert( + UNARMED_ID, + build_owner( + UNARMED_ID, + owner_verses(corpus, UNARMED_ID), + u64::from(UNARMED_ID), + 0, + flow_qualia(), + 3, + ), + ); + + // ORPHAN (id 31): deliberately NOT inserted. + + // OUTSIDE (32..64): armed, but SCOPE_HI=32 excludes them from every + // scan in the main loop (L7). + for id in OUTSIDE_LO..OUTSIDE_HI { + fleet.insert( + id, + build_owner( + id, + owner_verses(corpus, id), + u64::from(id), + 1, + flow_qualia(), + 3, + ), + ); + } + + fleet + } + + // ── the scan (LOOK INTO THE KANBAN) — copied from `probe_ignition.rs`. ── + + #[derive(Default)] + struct ScanResult { + planning: Vec, + cognitive: Vec, + evaluation: Vec, + absorbed: Vec, + missing: usize, + } + + fn scan_board(fleet: &Fleet, ids: impl IntoIterator) -> ScanResult { + let mut r = ScanResult::default(); + for id in ids { + match fleet.get(&id) { + None => r.missing += 1, + Some(owner) => match owner.phase() { + KanbanColumn::Planning => r.planning.push(id), + KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork => r.cognitive.push(id), + KanbanColumn::Evaluation => r.evaluation.push(id), + KanbanColumn::Commit | KanbanColumn::Plan | KanbanColumn::Prune => { + r.absorbed.push(id); + } + }, + } + } + r + } + + struct ColumnPassOutcome { + cast: usize, + } + + fn column_pass( + fleet: &Fleet, + ids: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + mut think: impl FnMut(&Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)>, + ) -> ColumnPassOutcome { + let mut cast = 0usize; + for &id in ids { + let Some(owner) = fleet.get(&id) else { + continue; + }; + if let Some((outcome, payload)) = think(owner) { + if emit_bootstrap_intent( + &outcome, + owner.mailbox_id(), + owner.current_cycle(), + writer, + payload, + ) + .is_some() + { + cast += 1; + } + } + } + ColumnPassOutcome { cast } + } + + /// Provenance: `probe_ignition.rs:604-638`, unchanged. + fn plan_or_evaluate_think(owner: &Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)> { + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + if armed == 0 { + return None; + } + let qualia = owner.qualia_at(0); + let mantissa = mantissa_of(owner); + let gate = gate_decision_i4(&qualia, mantissa); + let target = owner.phase().advance_on_gate(&gate)?; + + let mut arena = Arena::new(); + let plan_out = StyleStrategy + .plan( + PlanInput { + plan: None, + context: plan_context_for(armed), + outcome: None, + }, + &mut arena, + ) + .expect("StyleStrategy::plan never errors over this probe's fixed recipe substrate"); + let style_outcome = plan_out + .outcome + .expect("StyleStrategy always surfaces a StrategyOutcome"); + let style_move = style_outcome + .intended_move + .expect("StyleStrategy always intends the Planning -> CognitiveWork crossing"); + + let outcome = if style_move.to == target { + style_outcome + } else { + shade_owner(owner, &qualia, mantissa, style_outcome.reliability)? + }; + Some((outcome, row_span_payload(owner))) + } + + // ── the lens readout type (design §2) — probe-local, mints nothing + // shipped. NOT `CausalWitnessFacet` — that carrier is what §12.7 killed + // (design §2's explicit anti-decision). ───────────────────────────────── + + #[derive(Debug)] + enum LensReadout { + Hegel(Vec<(CStmt, f32)>), + Nietzsche(Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>), + Kant(Vec<(String, f32, f32)>), + Wittgenstein(Vec<(u16, usize)>), + } + + impl LensReadout { + fn is_empty(&self) -> bool { + match self { + LensReadout::Hegel(v) => v.is_empty(), + LensReadout::Nietzsche(v) => v.is_empty(), + LensReadout::Kant(v) => v.is_empty(), + LensReadout::Wittgenstein(v) => v.is_empty(), + } + } + + /// Stable fold over the variant's own contents, in the shipped + /// iteration order (design §7 Q3). Floats hashed via `.to_bits()`, + /// never `HashMap` iteration (the Wittgenstein arm is already + /// sorted before `stance_panel` returns it, `stance.rs:530-532` — + /// that pre-sort is the only reason this fold is deterministic). + /// + /// Deliberately NO variant-discriminant tag folded in first. A + /// tagged digest would make any cross-lens `!=` comparison pass + /// by construction of the tag alone (an assertion the code itself + /// implies, not a test of content — the falsifiability rule this + /// workspace's `CLAUDE.md` sets out). Without a tag, two EMPTY + /// readouts of any lens hash equal (both fold zero bytes) — that + /// is intentional: it is what makes L3/L4's non-emptiness and + /// non-constancy checks below able to fail for real, instead of + /// being guaranteed to pass by the digest's own construction. + fn digest(&self) -> u64 { + use std::collections::hash_map::DefaultHasher; + let mut h = DefaultHasher::new(); + match self { + LensReadout::Hegel(v) => { + for (stmt, f) in v { + stmt.hash(&mut h); + f.to_bits().hash(&mut h); + } + } + LensReadout::Nietzsche(v) => { + for (stmt, flip) in v { + stmt.hash(&mut h); + // FlipKind derives Eq but not Hash (api inventory + // §A) — fold its discriminant by hand. + let d: u8 = match flip { + FlipKind::Transvaluation => 0, + FlipKind::Devaluation => 1, + }; + d.hash(&mut h); + } + } + LensReadout::Kant(v) => { + for (label, graded, ablated) in v { + label.hash(&mut h); + graded.to_bits().hash(&mut h); + ablated.to_bits().hash(&mut h); + } + } + LensReadout::Wittgenstein(v) => { + for (concept, games) in v { + concept.hash(&mut h); + games.hash(&mut h); + } + } + } + h.finish() + } + } + + /// The panel computes all four; this SELECTS one (design §2's central + /// consequence). Cost is identical across z — the four cases below + /// differ only in which tuple element they keep. + fn run_lens(z: u8, verses: &[(String, String)]) -> LensReadout { + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut intern = Interner::new(); + let mut out = ReadOut::default(); + stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); + let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); + match z { + 1 => LensReadout::Hegel(hegel), + 2 => LensReadout::Nietzsche(nietzsche), + 3 => LensReadout::Kant(kant), + 4 => LensReadout::Wittgenstein(wittgenstein), + other => panic!( + "run_lens: z={other} is outside the armed range 1..=4 \ + (z=0 is unarmed, z=5 is RESERVED/BLOCKED — see the module doc)" + ), + } + } + + /// All four readouts over ONE arena — used only by L4's single-owner + /// cross-lens check (design §4 L4 can-fire half). + fn run_all_lenses(verses: &[(String, String)]) -> [LensReadout; 4] { + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut intern = Interner::new(); + let mut out = ReadOut::default(); + stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); + let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); + [ + LensReadout::Hegel(hegel), + LensReadout::Nietzsche(nietzsche), + LensReadout::Kant(kant), + LensReadout::Wittgenstein(wittgenstein), + ] + } + + // ── the main probe ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────── + + #[tokio::test] + async fn d_ign_b_lens_selection_over_byte_identical_rows() { + let (corpus, provenance) = load_or_synthesize_corpus(); + println!("d_ign_b corpus: {provenance} ({} verses)", corpus.len()); + assert_eq!(corpus.len(), CORPUS_VERSES, "PRE-REGISTERED corpus size"); + + let mut fleet = build_fleet(&corpus); + + // ── L0: twin premise ──────────────────────────────────────────── + { + let twin_ids: Vec = (TWIN_LO..TWIN_HI).collect(); + let base = fleet.get(&TWIN_LO).expect("twin base owner must exist"); + for row in 0..POPULATED_ROWS { + let base_plane = base.content_row(row).to_vec(); + assert!( + base_plane.iter().any(|&w| w != 0), + "L0 can-stay-silent: twin content plane row {row} must be non-zero, not the trivial all-zero case" + ); + for &id in &twin_ids { + let owner = fleet.get(&id).expect("twin owner must exist"); + assert_eq!( + owner.content_row(row).to_vec(), + base_plane, + "L0 can-fire: twin owner {id} row {row} must be byte-identical to owner {TWIN_LO}" + ); + } + } + let non_twin = fleet.get(&SPREAD_LO).expect("spread owner must exist"); + assert_ne!( + non_twin.content_row(0).to_vec(), + base.content_row(0).to_vec(), + "L0 can-stay-silent: a non-twin owner's plane must differ from the twin block's" + ); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L0: {} twin owners byte-identical across {POPULATED_ROWS} rows; non-twin owner {SPREAD_LO} differs", + twin_ids.len() + ); + } + + // ── L1 + L4 can-fire half: computed DIRECTLY over the stance panel, + // independent of cycle timing — the selection axis is a property of + // `run_lens`/`stance_panel`, not of when a cast happens to land. ─── + { + let twin_verses = labelled_verses(&corpus, TWIN_LO); + + // Pre-registered per design §4's risk note + §7 Q4: Hegel is + // measured (not assumed) constant-false on this corpus shape + // (§12.3a″); Nietzsche derives from Hegel (stance.rs:483-496) + // so it degrades with it. The can-fire witness pair is + // therefore pinned to z=3 (Kant) vs z=4 (Wittgenstein) BEFORE + // any run, per the design's own pre-registered fallback — + // never chosen after seeing output. + let r_kant = run_lens(3, &twin_verses); + let r_witt = run_lens(4, &twin_verses); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L1.risk-check: Hegel empty on twin base = {}, Nietzsche empty on twin base = {}", + run_lens(1, &twin_verses).is_empty(), + run_lens(2, &twin_verses).is_empty() + ); + assert_ne!( + r_kant.digest(), + r_witt.digest(), + "L1 can-fire: distinct lenses (z=3 Kant vs z=4 Wittgenstein) over byte-identical rows must yield distinct digests" + ); + + // can-stay-silent half: same lens (z=3), twin owners 4 and 5 + // (both armed z=3 per TWIN_ARMING), same rows, same cycle. + let r_kant_a = run_lens(3, &twin_verses); + let r_kant_b = run_lens(3, &twin_verses); + assert_eq!( + r_kant_a.digest(), + r_kant_b.digest(), + "L1 can-stay-silent: the SAME lens over byte-identical rows must yield bit-identical digests" + ); + eprintln!("d_ign_b.L1: selection axis load-bearing (Kant != Wittgenstein digest); same-lens digest bit-identical"); + + // L4 can-fire: over ONE owner, the four lens digests are not + // all equal (>=3 distinct of 4) — the §12.7 anti-collapse shape. + let all_four = run_all_lenses(&twin_verses); + let digests: Vec = all_four.iter().map(LensReadout::digest).collect(); + let mut distinct: Vec = digests.clone(); + distinct.sort_unstable(); + distinct.dedup(); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L4.can-fire: single-owner 4-lens digests = {digests:?} ({} distinct of 4)", + distinct.len() + ); + assert!( + distinct.len() >= 3, + "L4 can-fire: at least 3 of the 4 lens digests must be distinct over one owner" + ); + } + + // ── main cycle loop: cast/scan/seal/apply, unchanged mechanics, + // with the lens embedded in `run_cognitive_work_gated_over`'s + // closure (design §1's chosen seam). ──────────────────────────── + let sink = MemWal::new(); + let mut writer: BatchWriter> = BatchWriter::new(); + let mut position_base: u64 = 0; + let mut watermarks: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + + let mut readouts: HashMap<(MailboxId, u32), LensReadout> = HashMap::new(); + let mut advanced_to_cognitive: HashSet = HashSet::new(); + + for c in 1..=CYCLES { + let scan = scan_board(&fleet, SCOPE_LO..SCOPE_HI); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b scan @c{c}: planning={} cognitive={} evaluation={} absorbed={} missing={}", + scan.planning.len(), + scan.cognitive.len(), + scan.evaluation.len(), + scan.absorbed.len(), + scan.missing + ); + assert_eq!( + scan.missing, 1, + "the orphan (id {ORPHAN_ID}) must be the only missing id in every scan" + ); + + let planning_outcome = + column_pass(&fleet, &scan.planning, &mut writer, plan_or_evaluate_think); + + // ── L2 can-stay-silent (top half): the unarmed owner is in + // `scan.planning` but never casts (armed==0 short-circuits + // `plan_or_evaluate_think`), so it can never reach CognitiveWork + // and therefore never gets a readout. ─────────────────────── + let scan_cognitive_for_lens = scan.cognitive.clone(); + let cognitive_outcome = run_cognitive_work_gated_over( + &fleet, + &scan_cognitive_for_lens, + &mut writer, + |owner| { + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + // z=5 must never reach this arm on this fleet — see the + // "z=5 BLOCKED" check after the loop, which proves the + // premise; this assert is the in-loop mirror of it. + assert_ne!( + armed, 5, + "z=5 (Fusion) must never be armed on any owner reaching CognitiveWork in this file's fleet — it is RESERVED, not selectable" + ); + if (1..=4).contains(&armed) { + let verses = if (TWIN_LO..TWIN_HI).contains(&owner.mailbox_id()) { + labelled_verses(&corpus, TWIN_LO) + } else { + labelled_verses(&corpus, owner.mailbox_id()) + }; + let readout = run_lens(armed, &verses); + readouts.insert((owner.mailbox_id(), owner.cycle()), readout); + } + let style = thinking_style_for(armed); + let ctx = plan_context_for(armed); + let qualia = owner.qualia_at(0); + let mantissa = mantissa_of(owner); + let reliability = StyleStrategy::reliability_for(style, &ctx); + Some((qualia, mantissa, reliability, row_span_payload(owner))) + }, + ); + + let evaluation_outcome = column_pass( + &fleet, + &scan.evaluation, + &mut writer, + plan_or_evaluate_think, + ); + + let total_casts = + planning_outcome.cast + cognitive_outcome.cast + evaluation_outcome.cast; + if total_casts == 0 { + eprintln!("d_ign_b @c{c}: 0 casts staged — cycle rests, no seal"); + continue; + } + + let base_version = sink.head(); + let outcome: CycleOutcome = match run_cycle( + &sink, + &mut fleet, + &mut writer, + CycleFrame::new(CycleId(u64::from(c)), base_version), + position_base, + &mut watermarks, + u64::from, + ) + .await + { + Ok(o) => o, + Err(CycleError::Seal(_)) => { + panic!("d_ign_b @c{c}: unexpected seal failure (MemWal never injects one)") + } + Err(CycleError::Apply { cause, .. }) => { + panic!("d_ign_b @c{c}: unexpected apply failure: {cause}") + } + }; + position_base = position_base.max(outcome.sealed.next_position_base); + + // ── L5 (mechanics unchanged by the swap) — DERIVED expectation + // for THIS file's cohorts (deviation 1: not PROBE-IGNITION's + // 20+4, since there is no CONTRA cohort here). ─────────────── + let flow_advances = outcome + .sealed + .transitions + .iter() + .filter(|t| { + t.mv.from == KanbanColumn::Planning && t.mv.to == KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork + }) + .count(); + let block_advances = outcome + .sealed + .transitions + .iter() + .filter(|t| t.mv.from == KanbanColumn::Planning && t.mv.to == KanbanColumn::Prune) + .count(); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L5 @c{c}: {flow_advances} Flow (Planning->CognitiveWork) + {block_advances} Block (Planning->Prune) transitions sealed" + ); + for t in &outcome.sealed.transitions { + if t.mv.from == KanbanColumn::Planning && t.mv.to == KanbanColumn::CognitiveWork { + assert_eq!( + t.mv.exec, + ExecTarget::Elixir, + "L5 can-fire: Planning->CognitiveWork must be the STYLE's Elixir mint" + ); + advanced_to_cognitive.insert(t.owner); + } + } + if c == 1 { + assert_eq!( + block_advances, 0, + "L5: this file's cohorts have no block/CONTRA-qualia owners in scope" + ); + assert_eq!( + flow_advances, + (TWIN_HI - TWIN_LO) as usize + (SPREAD_HI - SPREAD_LO) as usize, + "L5 can-fire: all TWIN+SPREAD armed owners must Flow-advance at c1" + ); + } + + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b @c{c}: {total_casts} casts staged, {} readouts captured so far", + readouts.len() + ); + } + + // ── L2: arming is load-bearing. can-stay-silent checked FIRST, + // across every cycle key the main loop could have written (not + // just one), before the arming mutation below changes anything. ── + { + let silent_across_all_cycles = !readouts.keys().any(|&(rid, _)| rid == UNARMED_ID); + assert!( + silent_across_all_cycles, + "L2 can-stay-silent: the UNARMED owner must have NO readout from the main loop, at ANY cycle" + ); + + // can-fire: arm it (the G8 pattern, `probe_ignition.rs:1125-1143`), + // then run the SAME lens-capture step the gated closure performs + // above and confirm it lands a readout entry — into a SEPARATE + // scratch map, so this manual arming (which never goes through + // `run_cognitive_work_gated_over`, hence never reaches + // `advanced_to_cognitive`) cannot contaminate L6's containment + // check below. + let owner_mut = fleet + .get_mut(&UNARMED_ID) + .expect("UNARMED owner must exist"); + owner_mut.set_meta(0, MetaWord::new(3, 0, 0, 0, 0)); // arm as Kant, z=3 + let owner = fleet.get(&UNARMED_ID).expect("UNARMED owner must exist"); + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + assert_eq!(armed, 3, "L2 can-fire premise: the write landed"); + let verses = labelled_verses(&corpus, UNARMED_ID); + let readout = run_lens(armed, &verses); + let mut scratch: HashMap<(MailboxId, u32), LensReadout> = HashMap::new(); + scratch.insert((UNARMED_ID, owner.cycle()), readout); + assert!( + scratch.keys().any(|&(rid, _)| rid == UNARMED_ID), + "L2 can-fire: writing non-zero thinking bits and re-running the lens step must land a readout entry" + ); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L2: UNARMED owner {UNARMED_ID} silent in the main loop for every cycle (armed==0 throughout); \ + once armed directly + re-run, a readout entry lands (kept in a scratch map, not the main one)" + ); + } + + // ── L3: per-lens non-emptiness, measured and printed for all + // in-scope armed owners (TWIN 0..8 + SPREAD 8..30 = 30 owners). ── + { + let mut empty_count: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + let mut total_count: HashMap = HashMap::new(); + let mut per_lens_digests: HashMap> = HashMap::new(); + for id in (TWIN_LO..TWIN_HI).chain(SPREAD_LO..SPREAD_HI) { + let owner = fleet.get(&id).expect("in-scope armed owner must exist"); + let armed = owner.meta_at(0).thinking(); + let verses = if (TWIN_LO..TWIN_HI).contains(&id) { + labelled_verses(&corpus, TWIN_LO) + } else { + labelled_verses(&corpus, id) + }; + let readout = run_lens(armed, &verses); + *total_count.entry(armed).or_insert(0) += 1; + if readout.is_empty() { + *empty_count.entry(armed).or_insert(0) += 1; + } + per_lens_digests + .entry(armed) + .or_default() + .push(readout.digest()); + } + for z in 1..=4u8 { + let empty = empty_count.get(&z).copied().unwrap_or(0); + let total = total_count.get(&z).copied().unwrap_or(0); + eprintln!("d_ign_b.L3 z={z}: empty={empty}/{total}"); + assert!( + empty < total, + "L3 can-fire: lens z={z} must be non-empty on at least one of {total} owners" + ); + + // ── L4 can-stay-silent: each non-empty lens must have >=2 + // distinct digests across the 30 in-scope owners (a + // lens constant over every owner carries no information). + let mut ds = per_lens_digests.get(&z).cloned().unwrap_or_default(); + ds.sort_unstable(); + ds.dedup(); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L4 z={z}: {} distinct digests across {total} owners", + ds.len() + ); + assert!( + ds.len() >= 2, + "L4 can-stay-silent: lens z={z} must yield >=2 distinct digests across the in-scope owners" + ); + } + } + + // ── L6: readout keys are a subset of owners that advanced + // Planning->CognitiveWork in a PRIOR cycle. ───────────────────── + { + for &(id, _cycle) in readouts.keys() { + assert!( + advanced_to_cognitive.contains(&id), + "L6 can-fire: readout owner {id} must be in the set of owners that advanced to CognitiveWork" + ); + } + assert!( + !advanced_to_cognitive.contains(&UNARMED_ID), + "L6 can-stay-silent: the UNARMED owner never advanced to CognitiveWork, so it has no readout key at any cycle" + ); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L6: {} readout keys all within {} owners that advanced to CognitiveWork; UNARMED owner absent from both", + readouts.len(), + advanced_to_cognitive.len() + ); + } + + // ── L7 (inherits G7): the address axis is load-bearing — an + // OUTSIDE owner, run through the lens body DIRECTLY, produces a + // readout; the OUTSIDE cohort has none from the main loop. ────── + { + for id in OUTSIDE_LO..OUTSIDE_HI { + assert!( + !readouts.keys().any(|&(rid, _)| rid == id), + "L7 can-stay-silent: OUTSIDE owner {id} must have no readout from the main loop (never scanned, SCOPE_HI={SCOPE_HI})" + ); + } + let outside_owner = fleet.get(&OUTSIDE_LO).expect("OUTSIDE owner must exist"); + assert_eq!( + outside_owner.phase(), + KanbanColumn::Planning, + "L7 can-stay-silent premise: OUTSIDE owner never advanced in the main run" + ); + let verses = labelled_verses(&corpus, OUTSIDE_LO); + let readout = run_lens(1, &verses); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.L7: OUTSIDE owner {OUTSIDE_LO} — silent in the main run (address excluded); \ + run through the lens body directly it produces a readout (empty={})", + readout.is_empty() + ); + } + + // ── z=5 BLOCKED (design §3, the deliverable per brief). ────────── + { + for owner in fleet.values() { + assert_ne!( + owner.meta_at(0).thinking(), + 5, + "z=5 (Fusion) must be unarmed/unused on every owner in this file's fleet" + ); + } + let z5 = MetaWord::new(5, 0, 0, 0, 0); + assert_eq!( + z5.thinking(), + 5, + "sanity: 5 is representable in the 6-bit thinking field" + ); + eprintln!( + "d_ign_b.z5-BLOCKED: ordinal 5 (Fusion) is RESERVED, never armed on any owner in \ + this file. Reason (design §3): blw_fusion's admission gap needs the ranking pool \ + to GROW across many sealed horizons (S_CYCLES=8); this fleet is seeded once and \ + accrues at most {CYCLES} sealed horizons, so Strict-vs-Aware admission would be \ + identical and any delta would be 0 BY CONSTRUCTION — a vacuous readout. `jc` is \ + also not a dependency of lance-graph-supervisor. R2 (a separate reduced test, no \ + kappa, no jc dep) is the recommended path if the orchestrator wants z=5 exercised; \ + not implemented here." + ); + } + + // ── §6 Not-claimed block ───────────────────────────────────────── + println!(); + println!("== D-IGN-B — what this test does NOT claim =="); + println!("1. No row-byte decoding. The lens reads the owner's own verses selected by its address and span; bloom planes are one-way."); + println!( + "2. No fusion verdict, no kappa. z=5 is reserved (see the z5-BLOCKED check above)." + ); + println!("3. No stance validity. A readout is a read, never evidence that a stance is right about anything."); + println!("4. No parallelism, no durability, no scale, no multi-writer, no recovery (PROBE-IGNITION's not-claimed items carry over)."); + println!("5. No 36-style claim. Six probe-local ordinals (0..5); the persona-36 bridge stays an open non-goal."); + println!("6. No rung-3 / runbook claim. The four stances are not the 34 NARS tactics and are not StyleFamily macros."); + println!("7. No deinterlace/temporal claim in this loop."); + println!("8. No claim that the four lenses are independent instruments — Nietzsche is computed from Hegel's output (stance.rs:483-496)."); + println!("9. No zero-copy claim. SweepSlot::payload is Vec by the shipped signature."); + println!("10. No semantic claim about the corpus. Qualia remain declared fixtures; nothing is encoded from text into qualia."); + println!("11. No per-stance DISPATCH claim. stance_panel computes all four in one call; this file only SELECTS which tuple element to record (design §0 F0)."); + } +} From 0b9e879414d8cc327b705d6be22abd6e29bd7d7e Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 01:07:50 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 52/54] TD-BLW3B scope analysis: arm A is vacuous by construction for this instrument; arm C re-routes through D-BLW-5's awareness-coupled reader MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Verse scores in blw_fusion are horizon-independent (static text through a static projection); admission is the only horizon-dependent mechanism. A fixed-subjects x fixed-pool arm therefore cannot move by construction — building it would be a blind gate. The informative arm (C) needs scores that evolve with horizon: the awareness-coupled reader that D-BLW-5's design already names as its first decision, for which D-IGN-B just proved the substrate (belief arena per-owner, in-cycle, selected by arming). Payment re-routed accordingly. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md | 14 ++++++++++++++ 1 file changed, 14 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md index 5653d414..51a23b02 100644 --- a/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md +++ b/.claude/board/TECH_DEBT.md @@ -27,6 +27,20 @@ rank renormalization), C fixed × fixed + awareness-coupled representation (numbers stand; fusion ATTRIBUTION is CONJECTURE pending A and C). Pay by: build the A and C arms on the blw_fusion scaffolding. +**⊘ Scope analysis (2026-08-05, same day):** for THIS instrument the +decomposition partially collapses. Verse scores in `blw_fusion` are +horizon-INDEPENDENT (the bloom projection of static text); the only +horizon-dependent mechanism is ADMISSION (incremental seating). Arm A +(fixed subjects × fixed pool) is therefore silent BY CONSTRUCTION — a +vacuous gate the falsifiability rule forbids building — and Arm B is the +run already measured. **Arm C is the only informative arm**, and it +requires a representation whose scores themselves evolve with horizon: +an awareness-coupled reader — the SAME prerequisite D-BLW-5 names as its +first design decision. D-IGN-B (GREEN 2026-08-05) proved the candidate +substrate: the belief arena + stance machinery runs per-owner, in-cycle, +selected by arming. Payment path re-routed: Arm C is built AS D-BLW-5's +instrument (the arena-coupled criterion), not as a separate harness. + ## TD-RECOVERY-HASH-PARTITION-UNCERTIFIED (2026-08-04) — OPEN **Operator ruling (2026-08-04):** the #879 work that must not be reversed is From 1bdd6a91628c203bdfe3376423d42e5618eef745 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 01:18:42 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 53/54] =?UTF-8?q?OPERATOR=20ORDER:=20the=2064k=201:1-owner?= =?UTF-8?q?=20model=20is=20THE=20main=20model=20=E2=80=94=20canon=20fixed?= =?UTF-8?q?=20in=20three=20places?= MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit Up to 64k mailboxes, 1:1 owner-per-mailbox, each compile-time mutation-exclusive over its own SoA, 64k independent thought bodies deciding-or-processing concurrently, one deterministic convergence/seal boundary per cycle. One SoA has one owner = exclusive mutation authority per instance — NEVER the-population-as-rows-inside-one-owner. The one-tenant configuration (D-BLW-1..4) is demoted to what it is: a benchmark harness shape for single-corpus experiments. 12.3a-prime is read as the benchmark-axis ruling (inner level: rows within one owner, where D-BLW-4's 3.27x lives); the outer level (64k owners) is THE model and its parallel claim stays gated by D-KIA-A2's pre-registered falsifier until measured. Code already conforms (MailboxFleet of independent MailboxSoA owners, &mut exclusivity, GREEN probes drive 64 real 1:1 owners); this order fixes the CANON so the two framings can never blur again. - EPIPHANIES: E-64K-1TO1-OWNERS-IS-THE-MAIN-MODEL-1 (binding) - plan 12.3a-triple-prime: the order beside the benchmark ruling it scopes - wiring doc: section-10 doctrine promoted to THE main model Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md | 37 +++++++++++++++++++ .../batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md | 16 ++++++++ .claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md | 11 ++++++ 3 files changed, 64 insertions(+) diff --git a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md index 46aa698f..89eaf854 100644 --- a/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md +++ b/.claude/board/EPIPHANIES.md @@ -1,3 +1,40 @@ +## E-64K-1TO1-OWNERS-IS-THE-MAIN-MODEL-1 (2026-08-05, OPERATOR-ORDERED) + +**THE MAIN MODEL of this substrate is: up to 64k mailboxes, 1:1 +owner-per-mailbox, each owner COMPILE-TIME MUTATION-EXCLUSIVE over its own +SoA, 64k INDEPENDENT thought bodies deciding-or-processing concurrently, +converging at ONE deterministic seal boundary per cycle.** Operator-ordered +2026-08-05, after an external review surfaced that two framings were +coexisting ambiguously in the record. + +The demarcation, stated so it cannot blur again: + +- **"One SoA has one owner" means exclusive mutation authority per SoA + instance.** It NEVER meant "the whole population must be rows inside one + owner." +- **The one-tenant configuration (D-BLW-1..4: one corpus as rows in one + owner's slice) is a BENCHMARK HARNESS SHAPE for single-corpus + experiments — never the architecture.** §12.3a′'s "the real axis is rows + inside one owner" scoped a benchmark's scale knob; it did not and does + not redefine the runtime topology. +- **Two nested levels of parallelism, both real:** OUTER = 64k independent + owners (THE main model; the D-KIA-A2 pre-registered falsifier — + median-of-5, ≥2× at ≥4,096 owners with ≥100 µs bodies — is ITS gate, + and "parallel" at this level stays a doctrine until A2 measures it); + INNER = row-level bodies within one owner's slice (D-BLW-4's measured + 3.27× lives here). +- Code already conforms: the fleet is N independent `MailboxSoA` owners + behind `MailboxFleet` (`&mut` = the compile-time exclusivity), the GREEN + probes drive 64 real 1:1 owners, and no source file implements a + population-in-one-owner topology. What this ruling fixes is the CANON — + every future doc, plan row, and harness description reads through it. + +**Status:** operator-ordered, BINDING. Cross-refs: wiring doc §10 (the +decide-or-continue doctrine, now explicitly the main model); +plan §12.3a′ (re-scoped by this entry to benchmark-axis only); +E-AN-OWNER-IS-A-TENANT-NOT-A-SHARD-1 (the same truth from the other side). + + ## E-MEASUREMENT-BURNS-THE-STATE-1 (2026-08-04) **A measurement of an awareness-coupled system burns the state it measured — diff --git a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md index 1d7144aa..2989d9fe 100644 --- a/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md +++ b/.claude/knowledge/batchwriter-kanbanstep-wiring.md @@ -576,3 +576,19 @@ hand-built `SweepSlot` — it does NOT exercise `collect_casts`/`seal_cycle`/ the `DeinterlaceRow`/`deinterlace` firsts and the rank-criterion finding). Rebasing its seal loop onto `run_cycle` is tracked as `TD-BLW-FUSION-MANUAL-SEAL`. + + +--- + +## ⊘ OPERATOR ORDER (2026-08-05): §10's doctrine is THE MAIN MODEL + +The decide-or-continue ≤64k doctrine in §10 is not one reading among +several — by operator order it is **the main model**: 64k 1:1 owners, +compile-time mutation-exclusive, independent thought bodies, one +deterministic seal boundary. Any text in this doc or elsewhere that reads +the one-tenant benchmark configuration as the architecture is subordinate +to this order. Canonical entry: `EPIPHANIES.md` +E-64K-1TO1-OWNERS-IS-THE-MAIN-MODEL-1. The outer-level parallelism claim +is gated by D-KIA-A2's pre-registered falsifier; the GREEN probes +(probe_ignition, d_ign_b_lenses) already drive the 1:1 topology, 64 owners, +synchronously. diff --git a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md index 04fdf648..70fe1c8a 100644 --- a/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md +++ b/.claude/plans/cycle-loop-closure-driver-v1.md @@ -842,6 +842,17 @@ as a `[dev-dependencies]` path edge from `lance-graph-planner`. Do **not** inver it — hosting the harness inside `jc` would drag the planner's whole dep tree into a crate whose constitution is zero-dep, and §12.5 keeps `jc` the untouched oracle. +#### 12.3a‴ OPERATOR ORDER (2026-08-05): the 64k 1:1-owner model IS the main model + +**Ordered, not proposed.** The main model: up to 64k mailboxes, 1:1 +owner-per-mailbox, each compile-time mutation-exclusive, 64k independent +thought bodies, ONE deterministic convergence/seal boundary. §12.3a′ above +is read through this order as a BENCHMARK-axis ruling only (rows within one +owner = the inner parallelism level, D-BLW-4's measured territory); it never +redefined the architecture. The outer level's "parallel" claim runs through +D-KIA-A2's pre-registered protocol before it is ever stated as measured. +Canonical text: `EPIPHANIES.md` E-64K-1TO1-OWNERS-IS-THE-MAIN-MODEL-1. + #### 12.3a″ MEASURED RESULT (2026-08-04): D-BLW-2 is a STRUCTURAL KILL on the TSV path Built and **run** against the real export (`/tmp/kjv_spo.tsv`, 40,767 triples From 1b0020a428c9052ecbbb58a38acc3a8485c98c23 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Claude Date: Wed, 5 Aug 2026 01:19:54 +0000 Subject: [PATCH 54/54] D-BLW-5: bank the completed inventory lane; record the operator pause MIME-Version: 1.0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8 Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit The Sonnet API inventory completed and is committed (BeliefArena's observe/admit_derived accept hand-built statements — no text path needed; jc and run_cycle live in disjoint crates with the supervisor+jc dev-dep edge pre-ruled acceptable under the four D-BLW-3 constraints; ndarray is unreachable supervisor-side so the shape census would be probe-local). The Opus design lane was stopped by the operator mid-run — treated as cancelled, not relaunched. STATUS_BOARD row records the pause and the resume gate (operator direction). The TFPN doctrine, 12.9/12.9a design, and this inventory remain the banked inputs whenever the arc resumes. Co-Authored-By: Claude Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01K3RyLEbuNSHxxB3NTTrGki --- .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md | 2 +- .../exec-runs/d-blw-5-api-inventory-sonnet.md | 1011 +++++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 1012 insertions(+), 1 deletion(-) create mode 100644 .claude/board/exec-runs/d-blw-5-api-inventory-sonnet.md diff --git a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md index 8ea02cbe..140005c7 100644 --- a/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md +++ b/.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ Plan: `.claude/plans/kanban-64k-inverted-awareness-v1.md` (operator anchors a/b; |---|---|---|---|---| | PROBE-IGNITION | The write path DRIVEN: arm by MetaWord write -> discover by board scan -> cast write-on-behalf -> seal -> apply. 64 real MailboxSoA owners, real KJV corpus, 6 cycles, 7 cohorts, 11 gates both halves | lance-graph | **GREEN 2026-08-05** — 2/2 tests; c1 = 24 casts (20 Flow + 4 Block), c5/c6 rest with zero casts and no seal; G9/G10 pin the two OPEN #879 caveats | `tests/probe_ignition.rs`; AGENT_LOG 2026-08-05 | | D-IGN-B | Ignition starts the REAL lenses: arming z ∈ {0 unarmed, 1-4 = the four stances, 5 = Fusion (Strict/Aware gap read)} — six ordinals in MetaWord's 6-bit field, no 36-style bridge (Q1 sidestepped); thought bodies = the shipped nars stance machinery via cycle_driver's pluggable seam (D-BLW-1 precedent) + blw_fusion's two-projection read. Can-fire: different lenses over byte-identical rows ⇒ non-identical readouts; silent twin: same lens ⇒ bit-identical; unarmed ⇒ none | lance-graph | **GREEN 2026-08-05** — 1/1 test, L0-L7 + z5-BLOCKED; L1 Kant≠Wittgenstein over byte-identical rows, same-lens bit-identical; Hegel/Nietzsche NON-empty on the text path; z=5 reserved with the printed blocker | plan cycle-driver 12.11; `tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs` | -| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | Queued — designed §12.9+12.9a, behind PROBE-IGNITION | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | +| D-BLW-5 | Observer-effect loop: a jc statistic about the cohort fed back into awareness; four pre-registered arms (true/false±/placebo) + the §12.8 bloom criterion as the frozen null instrument. KILL: placebo movement invalidates; T-silence is a reportable null. Payload refined §12.9a: distribution shape × Prozentrang (never the raw scalar); single-measurement law + remeasure guard; doctrine doc `observer-effect-tfpn-doctrine.md` | lance-graph | **PAUSED by operator 2026-08-05** — the Opus design lane was stopped mid-run (controlling signal; not relaunched). Banked and committed: the Sonnet API inventory (`exec-runs/d-blw-5-api-inventory-sonnet.md` — BeliefArena admits hand-built statements; jc+run_cycle live in disjoint crates, supervisor+jc dev-dep pre-ruled acceptable; ndarray unreachable supervisor-side). Gate to resume: operator direction | plan cycle-driver 12.9 | | PROBE-ARC-TORQUE | Torque of an arc = 2× Heron triangle area from 3 HHTL O(1) distances (magnitude metric-only; chirality via helix_orient Fisher-2z frame codes); Fisher 2z = logit((1+r)/2) as the additive equal-information embedding, hydratable via tanh. Stage B: translator stray/mindset vs source (floor = intra-language variance; Romans 5:12 in-quo/eph-hō as known-answer falsifier). Stage C: author-bias fields on the redactional layer + attribution of non-canonical books (G1-G5 in-canon ground-truth gates first). KILL per stage: F1 radial/tangential non-separation; clamp-rate ceiling; G1-G5 failures | lance-graph | Queued — proposed §12.10, behind PROBE-IGNITION + D-BLW-5 | plan cycle-driver 12.10 | | D-KIA-0 | jc capability map + dichotomous-statistics decision note (phi/KR-20/kappa naming; Spearman dropped at view 2) | lance-graph | Queued | plan W0 | | D-KIA-A1 | ⊘ RESCOPED 2026-08-04 (E-ACTOR-IS-NOT-THE-PHASE-PATH-1): #879 is the complete phase-progression path; KanbanActor has no assigned architectural responsibility (legacy compatibility code). SHIPPED: held-owner reschedule/wake. OPEN: run_cycle drained-writer retry guard; missing-owner counter in cognitive_pass | lance-graph | Queued | plan W1 | diff --git a/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-blw-5-api-inventory-sonnet.md b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-blw-5-api-inventory-sonnet.md new file mode 100644 index 00000000..a72c19b6 --- /dev/null +++ b/.claude/board/exec-runs/d-blw-5-api-inventory-sonnet.md @@ -0,0 +1,1011 @@ +# D-BLW-5 API inventory — Sonnet grindwork lane + +> Edit-only. No cargo run of any kind. All signatures below were read from +> source in the same pass that wrote this file. Compliance with +> `.claude/v3/knowledge/sonnet-worker-guardrails.md` §1: full-file reads, +> no invented types, no board-file writes other than this one file. Branch +> `claude/x265-x266-plans-review-h9osnl` was NOT switched. + +--- + +## A. `BeliefArena` + NARS revision + +**Location:** `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/belief.rs` (the type +`super::belief::BeliefArena` imported by `crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/stance.rs:24`). +Module path: `lance_graph_planner::nars::BeliefArena` — re-exported from +`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/mod.rs` (confirmed via the +`use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt};` import in +`crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs:110`). + +### Stamp (`belief.rs:31`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Default)] +pub struct Stamp(pub u64); + +impl Stamp { + pub fn source(id: u32) -> Self; // Stamp(1u64 << (id % 64)) + pub fn disjoint(self, other: Self) -> bool; + pub fn union(self, other: Self) -> Self; +} +``` + +### Copula / CStmt (`belief.rs:54,77`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] +pub enum Copula { + Inh, + Sim, + Impl, + Rel(u16), +} +impl Copula { + pub fn transits(self) -> bool; // matches!(self, Inh | Sim) +} + +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash)] +pub struct CStmt { + pub s: u16, + pub cop: Copula, + pub p: u16, +} +``` + +### Belief entry type — exact fields (`belief.rs:88-104`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone)] +pub struct Belief { + pub stmt: CStmt, + pub truth: TruthValue, // frequency/confidence — see below + pub stamp: Stamp, // evidential base (S4) + pub rung: u32, // Tarski rung; 0 = observed + pub premises: Vec, // arena indices, derived beliefs only + pub contradiction: f32, // preserved max |f1-f2| across revisions +} +``` + +There is **no** separate "provenance" or "verse" field on `Belief` itself +— that lives in `stance::Provenance` (a SEPARATE struct the caller +maintains alongside the arena; `stance.rs:90-99`: `{ verse: String, stmt: +CStmt, negated: bool }`). The arena itself carries no rung-1/verse +metadata. + +### ReviseOutcome (`belief.rs:107-122`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] +pub enum ReviseOutcome { + Admitted { id: u32 }, + Revised { id: u32, synthesis_c: f32, depth: f32 }, + Chosen { id: u32, kept_existing: bool }, +} +``` + +### BeliefArena — full public surface (`belief.rs:129-337`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Default)] +pub struct BeliefArena { + // entries: Vec, index: HashMap — both private + pub passes: u32, + pub reached_fixed_point: bool, +} + +impl BeliefArena { + pub fn new() -> Self; // #[must_use] + pub fn entries(&self) -> &[Belief]; // #[must_use] + pub fn get(&self, stmt: CStmt) -> Option<&Belief>; // #[must_use] + + /// Admission path #1 — observation. Absent -> Admitted; present -> + /// routes through revise_at (disjoint stamp -> Revised, else Chosen). + pub fn observe(&mut self, stmt: CStmt, truth: TruthValue, stamp: Stamp) + -> ReviseOutcome; + + /// The S4 revision guard on an EXISTING belief id. + pub fn revise_at(&mut self, id: u32, new: TruthValue, stamp: Stamp) + -> ReviseOutcome; + + /// Admission path #2 — derived candidate (no observation source of its + /// own). Ground (non-empty-stamp) beliefs are NEVER overwritten; a + /// pure-derived belief updates only when the candidate's + /// `expectation()` strictly exceeds the stored one (+1e-6 epsilon). + /// Returns whether the arena changed. + pub fn admit_derived(&mut self, stmt: CStmt, truth: TruthValue, + premises: &[u32], rung: u32) -> bool; + + /// Copula-gated transitive closure (Inh/Sim only), NARS deduction + /// truth per pair, CHOICE on expectation(), true fixed point or + /// `max_passes` backstop. Sets `self.passes` / `self.reached_fixed_point`. + pub fn close_transitive(&mut self, max_passes: u32); +} +``` + +**Can an externally-constructed belief be inserted directly (bypassing +`stream`'s text-parsing path)?** YES, on both admission paths: + +- `arena.observe(CStmt { s, cop, p }, TruthValue::new(f, c), Stamp::source(id))` + — hand-built `CStmt`/`TruthValue`/`Stamp`, no text parsing involved + (this is exactly what `belief.rs`'s own `#[cfg(test)]` module does, e.g. + `revision_disjoint_moves_truth_and_terminates`, `belief.rs:355-385`). +- `arena.admit_derived(stmt, truth, premises, rung)` — the derived-candidate + path; also fully hand-constructible, no text. + +`stream` (in `stance.rs`, see §B) is ONE caller of `observe`/`admit_derived` +via its own tokenizer, not the only way to populate an arena. A D-BLW-5 +build wanting programmatic beliefs (not KJV text) can call `observe`/ +`admit_derived` directly against a fresh `BeliefArena::new()`. + +### TruthValue — exact fields (`crates/lance-graph-planner/src/nars/truth.rs:8-15`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug, Clone, Copy, PartialEq)] +pub struct TruthValue { + pub frequency: f32, // 0..1, proportion of positive evidence + pub confidence: f32, // 0..1, total evidence weight +} +impl TruthValue { + pub fn new(frequency: f32, confidence: f32) -> Self; // clamps both to 0..1 + pub fn expectation(&self) -> f32; // confidence*(freq-0.5)+0.5 + pub fn surprise(&self, prior: f32) -> f32; + pub fn evidence_weight(&self) -> f32; // c/(1-c), f32::MAX at c>=1 + pub fn revise(&self, other: &TruthValue) -> TruthValue; // NARS revision + pub fn deduction(&self, other: &TruthValue) -> TruthValue; + pub fn induction(&self, other: &TruthValue) -> TruthValue; + pub fn abduction(&self, other: &TruthValue) -> TruthValue; + pub fn analogy(&self, sim: &TruthValue) -> TruthValue; +} +impl Default for TruthValue { /* frequency: 0.5, confidence: 0.0 */ } +``` + +No separate `Fingerprint`/hashed-distance truth path exists in this +module — truth moves ONLY through the `TruthValue` methods above (per +`belief.rs`'s own module doc: "the arena … moves truth ONLY by the one +engine's truth functions"). + +**Query/read surface:** `arena.entries()` (whole slice, admission order), +`arena.get(stmt)` (point lookup by exact `CStmt`). There is no filtered/ +indexed query beyond these two — any subject/copula-scoped view (e.g. +`stance_panel`'s Wittgenstein games map, `stance.rs:512-532`) is built by +the CALLER iterating `entries()`, not by an arena method. + +--- + +## B. The stance/readout surface as consumed by `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` + +File: `crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs` +(feature-gated `#[cfg(feature = "cycle-driver")]`, module +`d_ign_b_lenses`). + +### Imports of the stance surface (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:109-110`) + +```rust +use lance_graph_planner::nars::stance::{stance_panel, stream, FlipKind, Interner, ReadOut}; +use lance_graph_planner::nars::{BeliefArena, CStmt}; +``` + +### Construction per owner — verbatim call site (`run_lens`, `d_ign_b_lenses.rs:690-706`) + +```rust +fn run_lens(z: u8, verses: &[(String, String)]) -> LensReadout { + let mut arena = BeliefArena::new(); + let mut intern = Interner::new(); + let mut out = ReadOut::default(); + stream(verses, &mut arena, &mut intern, &mut out, false); + let (hegel, nietzsche, kant, wittgenstein) = stance_panel(&arena, &intern, &out); + match z { + 1 => LensReadout::Hegel(hegel), + 2 => LensReadout::Nietzsche(nietzsche), + 3 => LensReadout::Kant(kant), + 4 => LensReadout::Wittgenstein(wittgenstein), + other => panic!("run_lens: z={other} is outside the armed range 1..=4 …"), + } +} +``` + +**One arena is built fresh per call** — there is no shared/cached arena +across owners in this file. `stream`'s exact signature +(`stance.rs:161-167`): + +```rust +pub fn stream( + verses: &[(String, String)], // (label, text) pairs + arena: &mut BeliefArena, + intern: &mut Interner, + out: &mut ReadOut, + pass2: bool, +); +``` + +`(String, String)` pairs are built by `labelled_verses` (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:395-402`): +label format `"kjv:{global_index:05}"`, matching `blw_fusion.rs:913`'s +subject format (`format!("kjv:{row:05}")`) — the SAME subject-string +convention both files use, confirmed by direct read of both sites. + +### Readouts derived — `stance_panel` (`stance.rs:469-478`, quoted verbatim) + +```rust +#[allow(clippy::type_complexity)] +pub fn stance_panel( + arena: &BeliefArena, + intern: &Interner, + out: &ReadOut, +) -> ( + Vec<(CStmt, f32)>, // Hegel: Aufhebung ranking + Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>, // Nietzsche: genealogy partition + Vec<(String, f32, f32)>, // Kant: (lift label, graded quale, ablated quale) + Vec<(u16, usize)>, // Wittgenstein: (concept, distinct games) +) +``` + +This is ONE call returning all four stances as one 4-tuple — there is no +per-stance dispatch function. `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` never calls +`contradiction_ranking` directly for its lens selection (it goes through +`stance_panel`, which itself calls `contradiction_ranking` internally for +the Hegel element, `stance.rs:480`). + +### `LensReadout` — probe-local type, NOT a shipped contract type (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:614-685`) + +```rust +#[derive(Debug)] +enum LensReadout { + Hegel(Vec<(CStmt, f32)>), + Nietzsche(Vec<(CStmt, FlipKind)>), + Kant(Vec<(String, f32, f32)>), + Wittgenstein(Vec<(u16, usize)>), +} +impl LensReadout { + fn is_empty(&self) -> bool; + /// Stable fold over the variant's own contents (floats via .to_bits()). + /// Deliberately NO variant-discriminant tag (falsifiability rule — + /// see the doc comment at d_ign_b_lenses.rs:632-646). + fn digest(&self) -> u64; +} +``` + +`digest()` folds ONLY the variant's payload, never a type tag — two +EMPTY readouts of different lenses hash equal by design (this is called +out explicitly as load-bearing for the L3/L4 non-vacuity checks). + +### `run_all_lenses` — single-owner cross-lens helper (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:710-722`) + +```rust +fn run_all_lenses(verses: &[(String, String)]) -> [LensReadout; 4] +``` +Same construction as `run_lens` but keeps all four tuple elements instead +of selecting one. + +### Selection ordinal source — `owner.meta_at(0).thinking()` + +`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:575,858`: the arming ordinal `z` is read from +`owner.meta_at(0).thinking()` — a `MetaWord`'s packed 6-bit `thinking` +field (see §F for `MetaWord`). This is the SAME field +`plan_context_for`/`thinking_style_for` (§F) consume for the +`StyleStrategy` dispatch input — one field, two consumers (lens +selection vs `ThinkingStyle` mapping), as the module doc's "deviation 2" +states explicitly. + +--- + +## C. `jc` oracle — `crates/jc/src/stats.rs` + +### `BinaryAssociation` — full struct (`stats.rs:612-634`) + +```rust +/// A 2x2 contingency table with both marginals, agreement decomposition, +/// and the two association coefficients that read off it. +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, PartialEq)] +pub struct BinaryAssociation { + pub n00: u64, // count of (false, false) + pub n01: u64, // count of (false, true) + pub n10: u64, // count of (true, false) + pub n11: u64, // count of (true, true) + pub positive_rate_a: f64, // rate of true in rater A + pub positive_rate_b: f64, // rate of true in rater B + pub observed_agreement: f64, // p_o + pub expected_agreement: f64, // p_e (chance agreement from marginals) + pub kappa: Option, // Cohen's kappa; None iff p_e == 1 + pub phi: Option, // phi; None iff either variable constant +} +``` + +### Constructor path from two `&[bool]` (`stats.rs:653-693`) + +```rust +pub fn binary_association(a: &[bool], b: &[bool]) -> Option +``` + +Returns `None` ONLY on structurally unusable input (length mismatch or +empty). A degenerate table (all-same-category) still returns +`Some(BinaryAssociation { .. })` with `kappa`/`phi` individually `None` +— the counts/marginals/agreement fields remain populated even when the +coefficients are undefined. `phi` is delegated to +`crate::reliability::pearson` on the two vectors cast to `0.0/1.0` f64 +(`stats.rs:596-600`); `kappa` is computed inline from the 2x2 counts +(NOT delegated — it duplicates the arithmetic of the standalone +`cohen_kappa` function for the binary case, since `cohen_kappa` takes +`&[usize]` category labels rather than a pre-tabulated 2x2). + +### Degeneracy contracts, precisely + +- **`kappa == None`** iff `expected_agreement == 1.0` (or non-finite) — + i.e. `p_e == 1`, which happens when the marginals make chance agreement + certain (both raters use one identical category throughout, or the + complementary boundary case). Doc comment (`stats.rs:630`): "or `None` + when `p_e == 1` (undefined, `0/0`)." +- **`phi == None`** iff either input vector is constant (all-true or + all-false — zero variance), per `pearson`'s own contract (`phi`'s doc + comment, `stats.rs:588`: "Returns `None` under [`pearson`]'s + conditions: lengths differ, `n < 2`, or either vector is constant."). +- Neither degeneracy voids the OTHER field: a run can get `kappa: None, + phi: Some(x)` or vice versa, since they degenerate under DIFFERENT + conditions (kappa on `p_e==1`, phi on constancy of either input alone). + +### `blw_fusion.rs`'s call site — verbatim (`examples/blw_fusion.rs:91,1115-1118`) + +```rust +use jc::stats::{binary_association, BinaryAssociation}; +// … +let assoc_zz = binary_association(&z_strict, &z_aware); +if let Some(zz) = assoc_zz { + print_association_table("G2 kappa(Z,Z)", &zz); +} +``` + +`print_association_table` (`blw_fusion.rs:662-682`) takes `&BinaryAssociation` +and formats every field (never a bare kappa/phi scalar) — the C8 +correction cited in that file's module doc ("every kappa ships the FULL +`BinaryAssociation` table"). + +### `jc` dependency wiring — confirmed by direct Cargo.toml reads + +- **`lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml`** (`[dev-dependencies]`, read in + full): `jc = { path = "../jc" }` — **dev-dependency only**, with an + explicit comment: "**dev-only, never a production dependency of the + planner**." This is what makes `examples/blw_fusion.rs` (an example, + which compiles under dev-deps) able to `use jc::stats::...`. +- **`lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml`** (full file read): dependencies + are `lance-graph-callcenter`, `lance-graph-contract`, + `lance-graph-planner` (optional, `cycle-driver` feature), + `thiserror`, `tracing`, `ractor` (optional), `static_assertions` + (optional), `tokio` (optional); `[dev-dependencies]` are `tokio`, + `static_assertions`, `cognitive-shader-driver`. **`jc` appears + NOWHERE in this manifest**, direct or dev. + +### The load-bearing placement consequence (verified, stated precisely) + +- **`crates/lance-graph-supervisor/tests/*.rs`** (e.g. + `d_ign_b_lenses.rs`, `probe_ignition.rs`) compile against + `lance-graph-supervisor`'s own dependency graph. That graph has NO + `jc` edge (direct or transitive-usable — Rust does not let a crate + `use` a dependency's OWN dependency unless it is re-exported, and `jc` + is not re-exported by `lance-graph-planner`). **A supervisor test + file cannot `use jc::stats::*` without a manifest change to + `lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml`.** This is exactly why + `d_ign_b_lenses.rs`'s own module doc says (verbatim, lines 42-43): + "`jc` is also not a dependency of this crate (`lance-graph-supervisor/ + Cargo.toml` has no `jc` edge — a manifest change, not a worker's call)." +- **`crates/lance-graph-planner/examples/*.rs`** (e.g. `blw_fusion.rs`) + compile against `lance-graph-planner`'s dev-dependency graph, which + DOES include `jc`. But planner **examples** cannot reach + `lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::run_cycle` / + `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` — `lance-graph-planner`'s own + Cargo.toml (read in full above) has NO dependency, dev or otherwise, + on `lance-graph-supervisor` (confirmed: the dependency edge is + ONE-WAY, supervisor -> planner, per `lance-graph-supervisor`'s own + module doc at `cycle_driver.rs:41-45`: "This driver depends **one-way** + on the planner … planner never deps supervisor — no cycle"). + +**Precise statement for D-BLW-5 placement:** today, NEITHER crate sees +BOTH `jc::stats::binary_association` AND +`lance_graph_supervisor::cycle_driver::run_cycle` from the same +compilation unit. A planner example sees `jc` but not `run_cycle`; a +supervisor test sees `run_cycle` (via `cycle-driver` feature) but not +`jc`. Any D-BLW-5 test that needs BOTH the fusion oracle AND the real +cycle-driven cast/scan/seal machinery in one file requires adding `jc` +as a dev-dependency of `lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml` — a manifest +change outside a Sonnet grindwork lane's scope (guardrails §5.2: "A +needed type/lane/mask does not exist" / dependency wiring — STOP+report, +needs orchestrator/operator sign-off, not silently assumed here). + +--- + +## D. Percentile / bucketing — `ndarray::simd::cascade` and `ndarray::hpc::statistics::percentile` reachability + +Sibling repo: `/home/user/ndarray` (read directly; NOT part of this +lance-graph checkout). + +### `ndarray::simd::cascade` — REACHABLE, confirmed re-export + +`/home/user/ndarray/src/simd.rs:626-633` (verbatim): + +```rust +// The Belichtungsmesser — banded multi-resolution cascade search +// (`Cascade::expose(distance) → Band`, `recalibrate(ShiftAlert)`, +// `PackedDatabase`, `adaptive_resolution`). Trampolined as a whole module so +// consumers under the "all SIMD from `ndarray::simd`" invariant reach the +// exposure-meter surface as `ndarray::simd::cascade::*` without dipping into +// `crate::hpc` directly. Module alias, not an item list — new cascade items +// arrive here without a re-export edit. Same `std` gate as this module. +pub use crate::hpc::cascade; +``` + +The underlying module is `/home/user/ndarray/src/hpc/cascade.rs`. Feature +gating: `pub mod simd;` in `ndarray/src/lib.rs:241` is `#[cfg(feature = +"std")]` only (NOT gated on `hpc-extras`); `pub mod hpc;` at +`ndarray/src/lib.rs:500` is likewise `#[cfg(feature = "std")]` only. +`std` is in ndarray's `default` feature set (`Cargo.toml:276`: +`default = ["std", "hpc-extras"]`), so `ndarray::simd::cascade::*` is +reachable under plain default features — `hpc-extras` is not required +for this specific path (though it happens to be enabled too wherever +ndarray is pulled with defaults). + +`Cascade`'s public surface (`ndarray/src/hpc/cascade.rs`, grepped +signatures): + +```rust +pub struct RankedHit { /* … */ } +pub enum Band { /* Foveal / … / Reject, per test at cascade.rs:472-473 */ } +pub struct ShiftAlert { /* … */ } +pub enum PreciseMode { /* … */ } +pub struct Cascade { /* … */ } +impl Cascade { + pub fn mu(&self) -> f64; + pub fn sigma(&self) -> f64; + pub fn observations(&self) -> usize; + pub fn from_threshold(threshold: u64, vec_bytes: usize) -> Self; + pub fn calibrate(distances: &[u32], vec_bytes: usize) -> Self; + pub fn expose(&self, distance: u32) -> Band; + pub fn test(&self, a: &[u8], b: &[u8]) -> bool; + pub fn observe(&mut self, distance: u32) -> Option; + pub fn recalibrate(&mut self, alert: &ShiftAlert); + pub fn query(&self, query: &[u8], database: &[u8], vec_bytes: usize, + num_vectors: usize) -> Vec; + pub fn query_candidates(/* … */) -> /* … */; + pub fn query_precise(/* … */) -> /* … */; +} +pub fn adaptive_resolution(query_entropy: f32, corpus_cv: f32) -> Band; +pub struct PackedDatabase { /* … */ } +impl PackedDatabase { + pub fn pack(database: &[u8], vec_bytes: usize) -> Self; + pub fn cascade_query(&self, query: &[u8], cascade: &Cascade, top_k: usize) + -> Vec; +} +``` + +(Field-level detail of `RankedHit`/`Band`/`ShiftAlert`/`PreciseMode` NOT +individually verified beyond the grep of struct/impl headers above — see +Not Verified section.) + +### `ndarray::hpc::statistics::percentile` — REACHABLE, as a trait method + +`percentile` is NOT a free function — it is a method on the +`Statistics` trait (`ndarray/src/hpc/statistics.rs:22-41`, verbatim): + +```rust +pub trait Statistics { + fn median(&self) -> A; + fn variance(&self) -> A; + fn var_axis(&self, axis: Axis) -> Array; + fn std_dev(&self) -> A; + fn std_axis(&self, axis: Axis) -> Array; + /// Percentile (0-100). Uses linear interpolation between nearest ranks. + fn percentile(&self, p: A) -> A; + fn sorted(&self) -> Array; + fn argmin(&self) -> usize; + fn argmax(&self) -> usize; + fn top_k(&self, k: usize) -> (Vec, Vec); + fn cumsum(&self) -> Array; + fn cosine_similarity(&self, other: &Self) -> A; + // (module continues past the grepped window — not all methods listed) +} +``` + +Usage requires `use ndarray::hpc::statistics::Statistics;` in scope (the +trait method, called as `x.percentile(50.0)`), per the module's own +doctest (`statistics.rs:14-21`). Module path `ndarray::hpc::statistics` +is public (`pub mod statistics;` in `ndarray/src/hpc/mod.rs:27`), gated +by the same `#[cfg(feature = "std")]` on `pub mod hpc;` noted above. + +### Reachability from THIS workspace's crates — verified by manifest read + +- **`lance-graph-planner/Cargo.toml`** `[dependencies]` (full read): + ```toml + ndarray = { path = "../../../ndarray", default-features = false, + features = ["std", "hpc-extras"] } + ``` + `std` is explicitly enabled, so `ndarray::simd::cascade` and + `ndarray::hpc::statistics::Statistics::percentile` are BOTH reachable + from `lance-graph-planner` (its lib code and its examples, including + `blw_fusion.rs`) — direct dependency, non-optional, always compiled. +- **`lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml`** (full read, quoted above under + §C): **no `ndarray` dependency at all**, direct or dev. A + `lance-graph-supervisor` test file (`tests/d_ign_b_lenses.rs`, + `tests/probe_ignition.rs`, or a new D-BLW-5 test) **cannot** `use + ndarray::...` of any kind without adding `ndarray` to + `lance-graph-supervisor/Cargo.toml` — the SAME class of gap as the + `jc` gap in §C (a manifest change, not something the existing crate + graph already grants). + +**Plain statement for D-BLW-5:** if percentile/bucketing work is wanted +INSIDE `lance-graph-supervisor`'s test tree (alongside the real +`run_cycle`/`MailboxSoA` machinery `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` and +`probe_ignition.rs` already use), that is currently impossible without a +manifest edit. It IS possible today from `lance-graph-planner` (lib code +or examples), where `ndarray` is already a live dependency with `std` +enabled. + +--- + +## E. Version stamping — `blw_fusion.rs` and `persist_sink.rs` + +### How sealed versions are obtained + +- **`sink.head()`** (a caller-defined helper on the in-process `MemWal` + fake, NOT a `WalSink` trait method — `blw_fusion.rs:417-424`, + identical shape in `d_ign_b_lenses.rs:316-323`): + ```rust + fn head(&self) -> DatasetVersion { + self.sealed.lock().expect("MemWal poisoned") + .last().map_or(DatasetVersion(0), |s| s.version) + } + ``` + This reads the LAST sealed `DatasetVersion` from the fake's own + internal `Vec` — it is test/example-harness scaffolding, + not part of the shipped `persist_sink`/`cycle_driver` API. + +- **The shipped version source is `persist_cycle`'s return value** + (`persist_sink.rs:335-362`, verbatim signature): + ```rust + pub async fn persist_cycle( + sink: &S, + frame: CycleFrame, + casts: Vec, + ) -> Result + ``` + `blw_fusion.rs:872` calls it directly: + ```rust + let version = persist_cycle(&sink, CycleFrame::new(spec.id, base), slots).await?; + ``` + and stamps it: `let vc: LanceVersion = version.0; sealed_versions.insert(c, vc);` + (`blw_fusion.rs:895-896`) — `DatasetVersion` is a `pub struct + DatasetVersion(pub u64)` (`lance-graph-contract/src/scheduler.rs:36`), + so `.0` is the raw `u64` and `LanceVersion` (from + `lance_graph_planner::temporal`) is a type alias/newtype over the same + representation used as the `deinterlace`/`QueryReference::at` horizon. + +- **In `d_ign_b_lenses.rs`**, the higher-level `run_cycle` wraps both the + seal and the apply in one call (`cycle_driver.rs:446-471`, quoted in + full in §F) and returns `CycleOutcome { sealed: SealedCycle, applied: + AppliedCycle, held: Vec }`; the version is + `outcome.sealed.version` (field on `SealedCycle`, + `cycle_driver.rs:103-114`): + ```rust + pub struct SealedCycle { + pub version: DatasetVersion, + pub transitions: Vec, + pub next_position_base: u64, + } + ``` + `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` itself never reads `outcome.sealed.version` + directly (it reads `outcome.sealed.next_position_base` and + `outcome.sealed.transitions`, `d_ign_b_lenses.rs:918,923-949`) — but + the field is there and is the version-stamp equivalent of + `blw_fusion.rs`'s `persist_cycle` return. + +### What a version-stamped one-shot record would key on + +A `SweepSlot` (`persist_sink.rs:127-151`, the durable-write unit both +files use) carries NO version field itself — the version is assigned +AFTER sealing, one per whole cycle, not per slot: + +```rust +pub struct SweepSlot { + pub cycle: CycleId, + pub stream_position: u64, // cross-cycle monotonic order key + pub owner: MailboxId, + pub row: u64, + pub paired_move: Option, + pub payload: Vec, +} +``` + +The version-stamp KEY, as read back, is `LandedSlot` +(`persist_sink.rs:157-161`): + +```rust +pub struct LandedSlot { + pub version: DatasetVersion, // the version its CYCLE sealed into + pub slot: SweepSlot, +} +``` + +So a version-stamped one-shot record's natural key is +`(version: DatasetVersion, slot.owner: MailboxId, slot.row: u64)` or +`(version, slot.stream_position)` — `blw_fusion.rs`'s own +`VerdictRow::lance_version()` (its `DeinterlaceRow` impl, +`blw_fusion.rs:231-247`) keys on exactly this: `horizon: u64` set from +`vc` (the `persist_cycle`-returned version's `.0`), paired with +`subject: String` (the row's stable text key, `"kjv:NNNNN"`). + +`CycleFrame` (`persist_sink.rs:104-120`) is the storage-identity input +side (`{ cycle: CycleId, base_version: DatasetVersion }`, constructed via +`CycleFrame::new(cycle, base_version)`) — it carries the SEALED +PREDECESSOR a cycle reads, not the version it produces; the produced +version only exists after `commit_cycle`/`persist_cycle` returns. + +--- + +## F. MetaWord + cohort scaffolding — reusable helper signatures + +All of these are copied (with provenance comments) between +`probe_ignition.rs` and `d_ign_b_lenses.rs`; signatures below are +identical in both files unless noted. + +### `MetaWord` (`lance-graph-contract/src/cognitive_shader.rs:44-76`) + +```rust +#[derive(Clone, Copy, Debug, Default, PartialEq, Eq)] +#[repr(transparent)] +pub struct MetaWord(pub u32); // thinking(6) + awareness(4) + nars_f(8) + nars_c(8) + free_e(6) + +impl MetaWord { + pub const fn new(thinking: u8, awareness: u8, nars_f: u8, nars_c: u8, free_e: u8) -> Self; + pub fn thinking(&self) -> u8; // low 6 bits + pub fn awareness(&self) -> u8; // next 4 bits + pub fn nars_f(&self) -> u8; + pub fn nars_c(&self) -> u8; + pub fn free_e(&self) -> u8; +} +``` + +Both files construct arming via `MetaWord::new(armed, 0, 0, 0, 0)` and +read it back via `owner.meta_at(0).thinking()`. + +### `QualiaI4_16D` (`lance-graph-contract/src/qualia.rs:175-208`) + +```rust +#[repr(C, align(8))] +#[derive(Clone, Copy, PartialEq, Eq, Hash, Debug, Default)] +pub struct QualiaI4_16D(pub u64); +impl QualiaI4_16D { + pub const ZERO: Self; + pub fn get(self, dim: usize) -> i8; + pub fn set(&mut self, dim: usize, value: i8); + pub fn with(self, dim: usize, value: i8) -> Self; // builder-shape, clamps -8..7 +} +``` + +`flow_qualia()` helper (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:193-195`, provenance-noted as +re-derived from `cycle_driver.rs:1669`'s test fixture): +```rust +fn flow_qualia() -> QualiaI4_16D { + QualiaI4_16D(0).with(3, 4).with(14, 3).with(9, 4).with(1, 2) +} +``` + +### `gate_decision_i4` (`lance-graph-contract/src/mul.rs:575`, inside `pub mod i4_eval`) + +```rust +pub fn gate_decision_i4(qualia: &QualiaI4_16D, signed_mantissa: i8) -> GateDecision; +``` +Reachable as `lance_graph_contract::mul::i4_eval::gate_decision_i4`. + +### `mantissa_of` (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:187-189`, identical shape in `probe_ignition.rs`) + +```rust +fn mantissa_of(owner: &Tenant) -> i8 { + owner.pending_count().min(7) as i8 +} +``` +`Tenant = MailboxSoA` (a type alias local to the test file). + +### Fleet construction — bloom-plane seeding helpers (identical across both files) + +```rust +const BLOOM_K: usize = 4; +fn fnv1a(bytes: &[u8], seed: u64) -> u64; +fn bloom_add(plane: &mut [u64], token: &str, salt: u64); +fn tokens(text: &str) -> impl Iterator + '_; +fn encode_plane(text: &str, salt: u64) -> Vec; // Vec of WORDS_PER_FP words +``` + +`WORDS_PER_FP` is `cognitive_shader_driver::mailbox_soa::WORDS_PER_FP = +256` (256 u64 words = 16,384-bit identity plane; +`mailbox_soa.rs:36-39`). + +### `build_owner` (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:404-438`, verbatim signature) + +```rust +fn build_owner( + id: MailboxId, + verses: &[String], + content_salt: u64, + armed: u8, + qualia: QualiaI4_16D, + firing_rows: usize, +) -> Tenant +``` +Body: `MailboxSoA::new(id, TENANT_W_SLOT, TENANT_THRESHOLD)`, per-row +`WriteCell` write via `owner.write_row(row, cycle, &cell)` (asserting +`WriteOutcome::Accepted`), `owner.set_populated(verses.len())`, +`owner.tick()`, then `owner.energy[r] = FIRE_ENERGY` for `r in +0..firing_rows` (direct field write — `energy: [f32; N]` is `pub`, see +§ below). + +### `MailboxSoA` — full public method list (`cognitive-shader-driver/src/mailbox_soa.rs`, grepped) + +```rust +impl MailboxSoA { + pub fn new(mailbox_id: MailboxId, w_slot: u8, threshold: f32) -> Self; // panics if w_slot >= 64 + pub fn apply_edges(&mut self, deliveries: &[(u16, CausalEdge64)]) -> usize; + pub fn consume_firing(&mut self, row: usize) -> bool; + pub fn tick(&mut self); + pub fn write_row(&mut self, row: usize, cycle: u32, cell: &WriteCell<'_>) -> WriteOutcome; + pub fn last_write_cycle_at(&self, row: usize) -> u32; + pub fn stale_write_count(&self) -> u64; + pub fn populated(&self) -> usize; + pub fn set_populated(&mut self, n: usize); + pub fn reset_row(&mut self, row: usize); + pub fn energy_at(&self, row: usize) -> f32; + pub fn plasticity_at(&self, row: usize) -> u8; + pub fn cycle(&self) -> u32; + pub fn w_slot(&self) -> u8; + pub fn pending_count(&self) -> usize; + pub fn edge(&self, row: usize) -> CausalEdge64; + pub fn set_edge(&mut self, row: usize, e: CausalEdge64); + pub fn qualia_at(&self, row: usize) -> QualiaI4_16D; + pub fn set_qualia(&mut self, row: usize, q: QualiaI4_16D); + pub fn meta_at(&self, row: usize) -> MetaWord; + pub fn set_meta(&mut self, row: usize, m: MetaWord); + pub fn entity_type_at(&self, row: usize) -> u16; + pub fn set_entity_type(&mut self, row: usize, t: u16); + pub fn temporal_at(&self, row: usize) -> u64; + pub fn set_temporal(&mut self, row: usize, t: u64); + pub fn expert_at(&self, row: usize) -> u16; + pub fn set_expert(&mut self, row: usize, e: u16); + pub fn sigma_at(&self, row: usize) -> u8; + pub fn set_sigma(&mut self, row: usize, s: u8); + pub fn content_row(&self, row: usize) -> &[u64]; + pub fn set_content(&mut self, row: usize, words: &[u64]); + pub fn topic_row(&self, row: usize) -> &[u64]; + pub fn set_topic(&mut self, row: usize, words: &[u64]); + pub fn angle_row(&self, row: usize) -> &[u64]; + pub fn set_angle(&mut self, row: usize, words: &[u64]); + pub fn cast_on_behalf

(/* … */); + pub fn set_style_lane(&mut self, row: usize, lane: StyleLane, atoms: [u8; 12]); + pub fn set_style_atom(&mut self, row: usize, lane: StyleLane, family: u8, atom: u8); + pub fn promote_family(&mut self, row: usize, family: u8) -> bool; +} +// Also implements MailboxSoaView + MailboxSoaOwner (contract traits; +// gives .mailbox_id(), .phase(), .current_cycle(), .n_rows(), .try_advance_phase(), etc.) +``` + +**Direct public field access used by both test files (not accessor +methods):** `owner.energy[r] = FIRE_ENERGY` (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:436`, +`blw_fusion.rs:519`) — `pub energy: [f32; N]` is a genuinely public +struct field (`mailbox_soa.rs:66`), so this is legal direct indexing, +not a method call. Likewise `owner.mailbox_id` is `pub` (`mailbox_soa.rs:61`), +though both test files use the `.mailbox_id()` trait accessor instead. + +`WriteCell<'a>` (`mailbox_soa.rs:262-283`, all fields `Option<...>`, +`#[derive(Debug, Clone, Default)]` so `..WriteCell::default()` works): +```rust +pub struct WriteCell<'a> { + pub content: Option<&'a [u64]>, + pub topic: Option<&'a [u64]>, + pub angle: Option<&'a [u64]>, + pub edge: Option, + pub qualia: Option, + pub meta: Option, + pub entity_type: Option, + pub temporal: Option, + pub expert: Option, + pub sigma: Option, +} +``` + +`WriteOutcome` (`mailbox_soa.rs:241-254`): `enum { Accepted, Stale, Future }`. + +### Scan / column-pass helpers (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:514-571`, identical shape to `probe_ignition.rs`) + +```rust +struct ScanResult { + planning: Vec, + cognitive: Vec, + evaluation: Vec, + absorbed: Vec, + missing: usize, +} +fn scan_board(fleet: &Fleet, ids: impl IntoIterator) -> ScanResult; + +struct ColumnPassOutcome { cast: usize } +fn column_pass( + fleet: &Fleet, + ids: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + think: impl FnMut(&Tenant) -> Option<(StrategyOutcome, Vec)>, +) -> ColumnPassOutcome; +``` + +### The cycle-driver seam — shipped signatures (`lance-graph-supervisor/src/cycle_driver.rs`) + +```rust +pub struct CycleOutcome { + pub sealed: SealedCycle, + pub applied: AppliedCycle, + pub held: Vec, +} +pub enum CycleError { + Seal(Box), + Apply { partial: AppliedCycle, cause: PersistError }, +} +pub async fn run_cycle( + sink: &S, + fleet: &mut F, + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + frame: CycleFrame, + position_base: u64, + watermarks: &mut HashMap>, + row_of: impl FnMut(MailboxId) -> u64, +) -> Result +where S: WalSink, F: MailboxFleet; + +pub struct CognitiveWorkOutcome { pub cast: usize, pub held_owners: Vec } + +pub fn run_cognitive_work_gated_over( + fleet: &F, + owners: &[MailboxId], + writer: &mut BatchWriter>, + read_gate: impl FnMut(&F::Owner) -> Option<(QualiaI4_16D, i8, f32, Vec)>, +) -> CognitiveWorkOutcome +where F: MailboxFleet; + +#[must_use] +pub fn shade_owner( + owner: &O, + qualia: &QualiaI4_16D, + mantissa: i8, + reliability: f32, +) -> Option; +``` + +`d_ign_b_lenses.rs`'s exact `run_cognitive_work_gated_over` call +(`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:853-882`) embeds the lens capture (§B) INSIDE the +`read_gate` closure — this is "design §1's chosen seam" per the file's +own module doc. + +### `emit_bootstrap_intent` (`lance-graph-planner/src/owner_adapter.rs:92-101`) + +```rust +pub fn emit_bootstrap_intent

( + outcome: &StrategyOutcome, + owner: MailboxId, + owner_cycle: u32, + writer: &mut BatchWriter

, + payload: P, +) -> Option; +``` + +### `BatchWriter

` (`lance-graph-planner/src/batch_writer.rs`) + +```rust +pub struct CastId(pub u64); +pub struct BatchWriter

{ /* private fields */ } +impl

BatchWriter

{ + pub fn new() -> Self; + pub fn cast(&mut self, on_behalf: MailboxId, moves: Vec, payload: P) -> CastId; + pub fn casts(&self) -> Vec; + pub fn intent_moves(&self, cast: CastId) -> Option<&[KanbanMove]>; + pub fn on_behalf_of(&self, cast: CastId) -> Option; + pub fn resolve_owner(&mut self, on_behalf: MailboxId, + resolver: impl FnOnce(MailboxId) -> MailboxId) -> (MailboxId, bool); + pub fn drain_pending_payloads(&mut self) -> impl Iterator + '_; +} +``` + +### `StyleStrategy` / `PlanContext` dispatch surface (`lance-graph-planner/src/strategy/style_strategy.rs`) + +```rust +pub struct StyleStrategy; +impl StyleStrategy { + pub fn reliability_for(style: ThinkingStyle, ctx: &PlanContext) -> f32; +} +impl PlanStrategy for StyleStrategy { /* .plan(PlanInput, &mut Arena) -> … */ } +``` +`d_ign_b_lenses.rs`'s local helpers around this (`d_ign_b_lenses.rs:158-185`): +```rust +fn thinking_style_for(z: u8) -> ThinkingStyle; // 1=>Analytical, 2=>Creative, _=>Reflective +fn style_vector_for(z: u8) -> Vec; // 23-length one-hot vector +fn plan_context_for(z: u8) -> PlanContext; +``` +`ThinkingStyle` (`lance-graph-contract/src/thinking.rs:23-25` onward) — +confirmed variants include `Logical = 0`, `Analytical = 1`, and (per the +existing d_ign_b_lenses.rs comment, not independently re-verified here +beyond a grep count) 36 total variants across 6 clusters +(τ 0x40-0x4F etc. per doc comments) — `Creative` and `Reflective` were +NOT individually grepped for their discriminant values in this pass (see +Not Verified). + +### `DatasetVersion` (`lance-graph-contract/src/scheduler.rs:36`) + +```rust +pub struct DatasetVersion(pub u64); +``` + +--- + +## NOT VERIFIED (explicit — do not guess from this list) + +1. **Field-level layout of `RankedHit` / `Band` / `ShiftAlert` / + `PreciseMode`** in `ndarray::hpc::cascade` — only struct/impl/fn + HEADERS were grepped (§D); bodies and exact field names were not read. + `Band`'s variant list beyond `Foveal`/`Reject` (seen in a cascade.rs + test at line 472-473) was not enumerated. +2. **The full `Statistics` trait member list** past `cosine_similarity` + (`statistics.rs` line ~60 onward) — the grepped window + (`statistics.rs:22-60`) may not be the complete trait; only the + members through `cosine_similarity` were read. +3. **`ThinkingStyle`'s complete 36-variant list and discriminant values** + for `Creative`/`Reflective` specifically — only `Logical`/`Analytical` + discriminants (0/1) were directly read; the file has ~10 lines + matching the enum-variant grep pattern used, which undercounts a + 36-variant enum (multi-variant or comment lines likely interfere with + the pattern) — this count is NOT reliable and was not corrected by a + full read of `thinking.rs`. +4. **`QueryReference::at`, `deinterlace`, `DeinterlaceRow`, `NoDeps`, + `LanceVersion`** (`lance_graph_planner::temporal`) — cited by + `blw_fusion.rs`'s import and call sites (quoted verbatim where seen) + but `temporal.rs` itself was NOT opened in this pass; only what + `blw_fusion.rs`'s own call sites and doc comments state about it is + reported above (§E's `VerdictRow::lance_version()` mapping). +5. **`MailboxSoaOwner` / `MailboxSoaView` trait method lists** — only the + methods actually called by the two test files (`phase()`, + `mailbox_id()`, `current_cycle()`, `n_rows()`, `try_advance_phase()`) + were confirmed by call-site read; the full trait definitions in + `lance-graph-contract/src/soa_view.rs` were not opened. +6. **`GateDecision` enum's complete variant list** — only the + `Block`/`Hold`/`Flow` arms visible in `gate_decision_i4`'s match + (`mul.rs:579-594`, partially read) were seen; the full enum + definition was not located/read. +7. **`Interner` full API** beyond `new()`, `id()`, `name()` — these three + were read in full from `stance.rs:50-87`; no further methods exist in + that file (this one IS complete, listed for clarity, not a gap). +8. **`probe_ignition.rs` in full** — this file was NOT read end-to-end; + only `d_ign_b_lenses.rs`'s own citations of it (line-numbered + provenance comments, e.g. "provenance: `probe_ignition.rs:604-638`") + were relied on for cross-file claims. Any helper unique to + `probe_ignition.rs` and NOT copied into `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` is not + inventoried here. +9. **Whether `jc::stats` exports anything else useful to D-BLW-5** + beyond `BinaryAssociation`/`binary_association` (e.g. `cohen_kappa`, + `phi`, `omega_total` — all read in §C's source pass and quoted in + their doc comments, but their exact call sites in THIS workspace + beyond `blw_fusion.rs`'s single `binary_association` use were not + searched for). + +--- + +## Summary of load-bearing findings for the orchestrator + +- **A/B are fully live and reusable as-is**: `BeliefArena::observe` / + `admit_derived` accept hand-built `CStmt`/`TruthValue`/`Stamp` with no + text-parsing dependency; `stance_panel` is one call returning all four + stances; `run_lens`'s exact shape in `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` is the + established pattern. +- **C and D share the SAME structural gap**: `jc` (fusion oracle) and + `ndarray` (percentile/cascade) are BOTH reachable only from + `lance-graph-planner` (lib + examples), and BOTH absent from + `lance-graph-supervisor`'s manifest (direct or dev). Neither gap can + be closed by a Sonnet edit-only lane without a `Cargo.toml` change — + this is a STOP+report item per guardrails §5.2, flagged here rather + than silently worked around. +- **E**: version stamping is per-CYCLE (`DatasetVersion` from + `persist_cycle`/`seal_cycle`/`run_cycle`), never per-row; a row-level + record keys on `(version, owner, row)` or `(version, subject_string)`, + read back as `LandedSlot { version, slot: SweepSlot }`. +- **F**: the fleet/scan/cast/cycle scaffolding in `d_ign_b_lenses.rs` is + a direct, unmodified copy of `probe_ignition.rs`'s pattern (each site + provenance-commented); a D-BLW-5 build can copy the same helpers + verbatim from either file.