plan: MUL ↔ EWA trust propagation (measure-before-carve) - #1074
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.claude/plans/mul-ewa-trust-propagation-v1.md — PROPOSED, plan/board only. MUL is point-wise and scalar (MulAssessment, verified: no variance/propagation surface anywhere); jc's certified EWA sandwich (Pillars 6/7) is the workspace's lawful uncertainty propagation operator; KanbanColumn::Plan = 4 (re-enter Planning carrying the witness) is the revision exit a propagated number would calibrate. W0 parity-anchors an inlined 2x2 sandwich against jc's certified output (jc stays zero-dep by constitution; the probe lives in deepnsm-v2). W1 is the STOP gate: scalar vs sandwich suspicion rankings over real multi-hop chains must diverge (rho < 0.95) AND the sandwich must predict S4-guarded error signals better — never the TD-NARS-REVISION-UNGUARDED confidences (fence, not target), with a stamp-shuffled null. W2 is an optional DTO-only Option<TrustSigma> (no tenant carve, no layout bump, minted only if W1 forces it). W3 probes the Commit->Plan flip rate on advance_on_gate — the epistemic-pothole detector quantified, two-sided. W4 is an explicit BUY / NO-BUY. Delineation: feeds mul-calibration-not-verdict-v1's thesis with calibration data, renames nothing (F-MUL-6 block respected), uses dialectic-engine-v1's arena as instrument only, leaves the tarski register HELD, resurrects none of E-3DGS-MU-HYDRATION-1's dropped EWA-semiring claim. Board hygiene same-commit: INTEGRATION_PLANS prepend, STATUS_BOARD D-MEP-0..4, supersession index regenerated (the diff is the plan's own GateDecision READ row — mechanical, expected). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016b33swuXE23hKtqxsHu9p1
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdds an unbuilt MUL-EWA trust-propagation plan. It defines parity checks, statistical measurements, STOP/BUY criteria, DTO compatibility checks, phase-transition metrics, and board tracking updates. Existing implementation wiring remains unchanged. ChangesMUL-EWA trust propagation
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1. W3's headline metric was UNMEASURABLE. "Commit->Plan flip rate"
cannot be observed through advance_on_gate: advance() takes "the
first non-Prune successor" and Evaluation's next_phases() is
[Commit, Plan, Prune], so it returns Commit always; veto() gives
Prune; Hold gives None. Reachable set is {Commit, Prune, None}.
Re-scoped to the Commit->{Hold,Prune} flip rate.
The finding is worth more than the metric it cost, so it is
recorded rather than papered over: KanbanColumn::Plan -- the
revision exit this whole plan is motivated by -- is legal in the
DAG but emitted by NO named routing primitive. Whether that is
intentional Rubicon discipline or an omission is an open operator
question, logged as ISS-KANBAN-PLAN-EXIT-HAS-NO-NAMED-ROUTE. No
code depends on its resolution.
2. Option<TrustSigma> does NOT confer source compatibility.
contract::mul::TrustQualia is a pub struct with pub fields and no
#[non_exhaustive], constructed by literal in-tree (exploration.rs:907,
mul.rs:603, :887) and externally; any added field breaks them with
E0063. W2 is now a construction-path decision (non_exhaustive +
ctor / side table / K2-only, with K2-only the default), and
F-MEP-4 is two-sided so the gate must prove it can SEE the
breakage. Also names the second TrustQualia (planner/mul/trust.rs).
3. K2 was underspecified. A symmetric 2x2 needs three values and the
sandwich needs a hop transform M_k, while NarsTruth supplies two
scalars. Defining (Sigma_0, M_k) is now D-MEP-1's first
deliverable, with F-MEP-1b requiring the probe to REPORT
algebraic equivalence when M_k is isotropic rather than dress it
up as a difference.
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In @.claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md:
- Line 12: Add a blank line immediately after the deliverables table ending with
the D-MEP-4 row in STATUS_BOARD.md, leaving the table content unchanged.
In @.claude/board/SUPERSESSION-INDEX.md:
- Line 92: Update the board coverage generator to expand the D-MEP-0..4 range or
enumerate all five D-ids, include STATUS_BOARD.md in its board input, then
regenerate SUPERSESSION-INDEX.md so the deliverables are reflected in the 1/2
coverage entry.
In @.claude/plans/mul-ewa-trust-propagation-v1.md:
- Line 1: Update the plan title and any corresponding description of the
sandwich operator to use “candidate” or “hypothesized” wording rather than
asserting it is lawful. Preserve “certified” exclusively for jc’s numerical
implementation properties, and keep the stated deferral of composition legality
consistent with the no-resurrection fence.
- Around line 83-89: Define a single fixed feature mapping and normalization for
TrustSigma before W1, ensuring every per-hop covariance uses the same value and
calibration axes regardless of whether inputs come from NarsTruth or
SelectionalFit/OCR. Document the chosen mapping so traces and eigenvalue
rankings remain comparable.
- Around line 91-96: Update the W0 parity design around the probe’s inlined 2×2
sandwich math so it has an executable comparison against jc::ewa_sandwich
without violating the probe’s contract-only dependency boundary. Add either a
separate comparison harness or a checked fixture generated from the same jc
checkout, and ensure W0 fails when the inlined result diverges from the
certified output.
- Around line 109-126: Revise W1 to predeclare the statistical protocol before
execution: specify the chain cohort, a single EWA readout, tie and missing-value
handling, minimum sample size, leakage-safe evaluation split, comparison metric,
and required effect-size or confidence threshold for F-MEP-2. Keep the existing
divergence, independent S4-guarded error-signal, and stamp-shuffled-null
requirements, and define “better” and BUY eligibility using only these
predeclared criteria.
- Around line 138-151: Before collecting W3 data, define the deterministic
mapping from propagated Σ to TrustTexture used by advance_on_gate, including its
formula, threshold, and tie behavior; alternatively, pre-register every
evaluated mapping and the rule for interpreting their results. Keep W3 as a
probe only: do not change advance_on_gate’s signature or default.
- Around line 128-136: Before adding the optional TrustSigma field to the public
TrustQualia struct, define the compatibility scope for existing struct literals
and serialized DTO consumers. Preserve None fallback semantics, and add the
required migration or compatibility tests for any external boundary or update
affected construction sites so the existing consumer-build contract remains
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Reconcile D-id range handling in board coverage.
The generator extracts only D-MEP-0 from the plan’s D-MEP-0..4 range and excludes .claude/board/STATUS_BOARD.md from its board input. Thus, the five deliverables cannot affect 1/2. Expand the range or list all D-ids explicitly, include STATUS_BOARD.md, and regenerate the index.
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In @.claude/board/SUPERSESSION-INDEX.md at line 92, Update the board coverage
generator to expand the D-MEP-0..4 range or enumerate all five D-ids, include
STATUS_BOARD.md in its board input, then regenerate SUPERSESSION-INDEX.md so the
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Verified and correct on the facts — the generator does extract only D-MEP-0 from the D-MEP-0..4 range, and it does exclude STATUS_BOARD.md from its board input. Deliberately not fixed in this PR, for one reason:
.claude/tools/supersession_index.py is shared by every plan in the repo, and its output is CI-gated (regenerate-and-diff). Changing its D-id range expansion or adding STATUS_BOARD.md to its inputs would silently re-scope every other plan's coverage number in the same commit — a plan-PR diff would then carry an unrelated, repo-wide governance change that no reviewer of this plan asked for or is reviewing. That is the drive-by this repo's own board-hygiene rule exists to prevent.
The finding is real and worth doing on its own: it affects every plan that writes a D-id range rather than enumerating, so it should land as a generator PR with its own before/after coverage diff across all plans, so the re-scoping is visible and reviewable. Raised to the operator for that separate PR rather than bundled here.
Note this PR does regenerate the index in-commit (§6 requirement), and regenerate-and-diff is green on 9658152 — the index is current for the generator as it exists today; the finding is that the generator's own extraction rule is narrower than the plan's notation.
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@AdaWorldAPI, thanks for the detailed verification.
I agree with the scope decision. The generated index is current for the existing generator. Changing D-id range parsing or board inputs requires a separate generator-focused PR with a repository-wide coverage diff.
The finding remains valid, so I will keep this thread open without requesting a change in this PR. Would you like me to create a GitHub follow-up issue for the generator work?
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Thanks — and no GitHub issue needed, because this repo tracks exactly this kind of item on its own board rather than in GitHub issues.
Filed as ISS-SUPERSESSION-GENERATOR-DID-RANGE-NARROW in .claude/board/ISSUES.md (commit eb74306), carrying both halves of the finding — the narrow range extraction and STATUS_BOARD.md's absence from the board-input set — plus the scope reasoning you agreed with, and the requirement that the eventual fix ship with a repo-wide before/after coverage diff. It's recorded as affecting every plan using range notation, not just this one, so a future session picking it up gets the general problem rather than this PR's instance of it.
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@AdaWorldAPI, thanks for the clarification.
ISS-SUPERSESSION-GENERATOR-DID-RANGE-NARROW is the appropriate follow-up record. It includes both generator limitations and the required repository-wide coverage comparison. No GitHub issue is needed.
The generator change remains outside the scope of this plan-only pull request. The finding stays open for the separate generator-focused work.
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citation and the "lawful" overclaim Addresses the remaining CodeRabbit findings on #1074, plus an operator correction. OPERATOR CORRECTION (symbiont): my planner Rubicon-compliance report cited crates/symbiont/src/kanban_loop.rs as evidence. symbiont is DEPRECATED (operator no-go 2026-08-18) -- a dormant excluded crate, never a live surface -- so citing it as evidence about live behaviour was the same error class as citing a stale doc. Re-verified on live surfaces only: the verdict HOLDS and is stronger than first stated. lance-graph-planner/src/persist_sink.rs:707-724 guards three deep before mutating -- OwnerMismatch, then StalePhase, then the CHECKED try_advance_phase whose Err becomes PersistError::Illegal. The unchecked advance_phase at :776 is inside #[cfg(test)] (block opens at :731). owner_adapter.rs does not mutate at all. Wording (CodeRabbit Major): the title asserted the sandwich is the "lawful" propagation operator while §1 defers composition legality to jc. Retitled to CANDIDATE and added a wording-discipline note: "certified" is reserved for jc's numerical properties (PSD, tightness), never for the semantic claim under test. W0 (CodeRabbit Major): a contract-only probe cannot call jc::ewa_sandwich, so the stated parity gate was unexecutable. Replaced with a checked-fixture path -- a jc-side generator emits seeded (Sigma_0, M_k, Sigma_out) triples carrying the jc commit SHA; the probe diffs against that. jc's zero-dep constitution stays intact. W1 (CodeRabbit Major): the protocol is now PREDECLARED as a table -- cohort (hop-length >= 2), ONE readout (trace, eigenvalue explicitly not evaluated), tie convention, missing-data exclusion with reporting, n >= 200 or UNDERPOWERED-and-stop, held-out split, AUC metric, and a BUY threshold of dAUC >= 0.05 clearing the null by >= 2 sigma. "Better" has no meaning outside that table. W3 (CodeRabbit Major): the Sigma -> TrustTexture mapping is predeclared and single -- trace percentiles (50th/90th) from the W1 held-out half, ties to the lower-suspicion texture, Underconfident never produced, FlowState held fixed so only the input under test varies. Board: MD058 blank line after the D-MEP table; D-MEP-3 row re-worded to Commit->{Hold,Prune} to match the corrected W3. NOT done, deliberately: CodeRabbit asks to change .claude/tools/supersession_index.py's D-id range handling. That generator is shared by every plan in the repo; changing it as a drive-by inside a plan PR would silently re-scope every other plan's coverage number. Raised for its own PR instead. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016b33swuXE23hKtqxsHu9p1
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In @.claude/plans/mul-ewa-trust-propagation-v1.md:
- Around line 102-112: Before W1, replace the alternative “product / min” scalar
baselines with one predeclared baseline and define its scalar readout
normalization. Ensure the selected baseline matches sandwich propagation under
isotropic M_k = √(per-hop trust)·I, so F-MEP-1b reports equivalence for
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merged unreviewed in #1072 LIVE FINDINGS on this PR (both CodeRabbit, both verified correct): 1. The scalar baseline is now PREDECLARED as the PRODUCT of per-hop trust, with `min` explicitly rejected. This is forced by the math, not chosen: under the control form M_k = sqrt(t_k)*I the sandwich gives Sigma_n = (prod t_k)*Sigma_0, so trace scales by the product. Baselining against `min` would make arm (b) differ from arm (a) for a reason unrelated to propagation -- a manufactured BUY. Readout normalization fixed with it: both arms report trace(Sigma_n)/trace(Sigma_0), unitless, one scale. 2. The {Commit, Prune, None} reachable set is now qualified by STARTING PHASE -- it holds from Evaluation, which is where W3 measures and the only phase whose successors include Plan at all. From other phases Flow yields that phase's own first non-Prune successor. Same qualification added to the ISSUES entry, which had inherited the imprecision. DEFECTS THAT MERGED UNREVIEWED (#1072), now filed so they cannot be implemented silently. All three were found by reviews that landed after the merge; I had reported "green, no open threads" from a check-runs poll taken before the reviewers finished writing. - ISS-TOKEN-TENANT-16-COLLIDES-WITH-HOLEV3 (BLOCKS D-TVT-2): INTEGRATION_PLANS.md:653 records HoleV3 = ValueTenant 16 as a hard blocker; the merged plan assigns Token = 16. Two tenants claim the same discriminant on main. Root cause worth generalizing: the plan checked that BoardAggregates re-bases -- the reservation adjacent to the enum -- and never swept the board for other pending claims on that ordinal. - ISS-TVT-3-DISABLE-RUN-IS-VACUOUS: verify_layout() inspects only the three fixed NODE_ROW_COLUMNS entries, never the nested tenant descriptors, so F-TVT-3's prescribed disable cannot fail. A vacuous falsifier shipped inside a plan that invokes the falsifiability rule. - ISS-TVT-HYDRATION-REGION-CLAIM-WRONG: the plan says from_env() returns None on a missing AWS_DEFAULT_REGION; env.rs:56-59 defaults it to "auto". I read and quoted that code correctly in session and then wrote the plan against it wrongly. Same entry records the lower-severity remainder (candidate-B continuation contract, missing W1/W4 thresholds, mint_for vs "No V1 mints"). Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016b33swuXE23hKtqxsHu9p1
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- Around line 167-170: Define the evaluation-half single-class guard for the AUC
comparison: count positive and negative S4 error events, report both counts, and
stop with UNDERPOWERED or NO-BUY when either class is absent before evaluating
ΔAUC or the F-MEP-3 threshold.
- Around line 229-238: Fully specify the TrustTexture mapping by defining the
exact clean-chain population used to derive the 50th- and 90th-percentile cut
points, naming the percentile algorithm and interpolation rules, and stating the
deterministic behavior when the clean-chain set is empty or insufficient.
Preserve the existing lower-suspicion tie handling and single mapping described
around the TrustTexture definition.
- Around line 168-170: Update the split definition near the comparison metric
and BUY threshold to predeclare a deterministic chain-level partition, including
the exact grouping key and seed or hash used for assignment. Explicitly identify
which partition is held out for the fixed metric and which partition is used
once to evaluate the F-MEP-2 threshold, ensuring no chain-level leakage or
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- Split was underspecified ("held-out half" / "other half" named no
assignment rule, so repeated runs could partition differently and
produce different BUY decisions). Now deterministic and leakage-safe:
partition key is the chain's ROOT SUBJECT id -- never the chain id,
since two chains sharing a root would otherwise straddle the split
and leak -- with half = blake3(root ‖ "mep-w1-v1")[0] & 1. Half 0
fits, half 1 evaluates once. The salt is part of the
pre-registration so a re-run reproduces the identical partition.
- AUC is undefined on a single-class evaluation half, and n >= 200
does not prevent that. Both halves' class counts are now reported
unconditionally, and a single-class half stops as UNDERPOWERED --
deliberately not NO-BUY, because a degenerate split is a statement
about the cohort, not about the operator under test.
- W3's percentile mapping was implementation-dependent. "Clean chain"
is now defined as zero S4 error events in the W1 fit half -- the
same binary signal W1's AUC uses, so the waves cannot drift on what
clean means -- with nearest-rank percentiles (no interpolation) and
an UNDERPOWERED exit when the clean set is empty or N < 50.
Also files ISS-SUPERSESSION-GENERATOR-DID-RANGE-NARROW: the generator
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CodeRabbit outside-diff Major, verified correct: the metric named a flip RATE without saying what it is a fraction of, so the number was not reproducible. Predeclared: the denominator is only those qualifying chains whose LOCAL arm reaches Commit, never all qualifying chains. A chain that never gated Commit locally cannot flip from Commit, so including it would dilute the rate with cases the metric is not about and let the number move purely by cohort composition. Numerator and denominator now share one population. Zero denominator reports N/A with the count, never 0.0 -- zero flips out of zero opportunities measures nothing, and 0% would read as "the propagation changed nothing" when the truth is "the arm never ran". The three inline findings from the same review batch (deterministic split, single-class AUC exit, W3 percentile specification) were already fixed in eb74306; that run had not yet seen it. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_016b33swuXE23hKtqxsHu9p1
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- Around line 109-116: Add explicit zero-trace seed handling to the scalar
baseline and readout normalization: require trace(Σ₀) > 0 before computing
trace(Σ_n)/trace(Σ₀), or explicitly classify zero-trace chains with defined
outputs. Preserve the existing product-based baseline and s12 = 0 seed rules for
valid positive-trace seeds.
- Around line 174-176: Update the F-MEP-2 BUY threshold definition to require
positive predictive direction, not merely ΔAUC ≥ 0.05: require the EWA arm’s AUC
to exceed 0.5, or specify an equivalent oriented-AUC criterion alongside the
existing baseline improvement and F-MEP-3 null requirements.
- Around line 247-253: Clarify the TrustTexture percentile mapping around the
50th and 90th cut points so boundary ties have one deterministic outcome. Define
explicit strict/non-strict interval rules, ensuring a value equal to the 90th
percentile is assigned consistently with the intended lower-suspicion texture
and the 50th-percentile tie is likewise unambiguous.
- Around line 173-175: The split specification must define minimum per-half
counts for chains, positive S4 events, and negative S4 events, rather than
relying only on total n ≥ 200 or the single-class guard. Require the held-out
evaluation half to meet these minimums before computing AUC; otherwise stop as
UNDERPOWERED. Clarify that the final ΔAUC threshold is computed exclusively on
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CodeRabbit review d9dee300 against f8fd8cc — the first run to evaluate the current content rather than an earlier revision. All four findings are real defects in the pre-registered decision rules, not wording. 1. Zero-trace seed (readout undefined). The seed rules required `s12 = 0` but never required a positive diagonal, so `s11 = s22 = 0` gives `trace(Sigma_0) = 0` and the normalized readout divides by zero. Adds a `trace(Sigma_0) > 0` precondition; a failing chain is excluded wholesale with its count reported, never mapped to 0/1/NaN. Such a seed asserts perfect certainty on both axes, so there is no uncertainty to propagate and including it would tie the two arms for a non-propagation reason. 2. Per-half minimums. `n >= 200` was a cohort-level total and said nothing about how the chains landed either side of the hash split, so a small two-class evaluation half could pass while producing an unstable AUC. Adds independent per-half floors (>= 50 chains, >= 10 positive and >= 10 negative S4 events), declared before any run so they cannot be relaxed after seeing which one bites. Also states explicitly that the ΔAUC the BUY rule reads is computed on half 1 alone; half 0's is diagnostic only. 3. Anti-predictive rankings could BUY. The rule checked only ΔAUC, so `AUC(b) = 0.20` over `AUC(a) = 0.10` cleared the bar while both arms ranked backwards — buying a bigger error. Adds `AUC(b) > 0.5` as a condition alongside ΔAUC >= 0.05 and the 2-sigma null, and requires the probe to report a both-arms-inverted result explicitly rather than filing it as a quiet NO-BUY, since that is a finding about the suspicion construction itself. 4. Percentile boundary contradiction. "at or above the 90th => Overconfident" contradicted the ties-to-lower-suspicion rule, giving a value equal to p90 two possible textures. Replaced with explicit, non-overlapping, exhaustive intervals whose boundaries all close downward, so the tie rule is arithmetic rather than a separate sentence that can disagree with the intervals. Supersession index regenerated (no diff — no ruled symbol changed).
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253-264: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winUse the normalized W1 readout for W3 cut points.
§3 fixes the comparison readout as
trace(Σ_n)/trace(Σ_0), but W3 says it usestrace(Σ)and derives thresholds from raw traces. Chains with different seed traces can then receive textures based on seed magnitude rather than propagated change. State the exact normalized scalar used forp50andp90, or explicitly re-register a different readout.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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306-309: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winMake F-MEP-5 a quantitative, non-vacuous gate.
“Concentrate” and “must not flip” have no statistic, threshold, or minimum count. The silence check can also be automatic when short or clean chains never reach local
Commit, because those chains are excluded from the denominator. Define the flagged and silent populations, require enough local-Commitopportunities, and predeclare the concentration and maximum silent-flip thresholds.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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253-264: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | 🏗️ Heavy liftDefine W3's evaluation population.
The split rule assigns half 1 to W1 evaluation only. W3 still does not state whether it measures half 0, half 1, or both. If W3 includes half 0, its outcome-derived cutpoints are evaluated on the same data. Measure W3 on half 1 only, or exclude exploratory W3 results from W4.
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- Around line 184-186: Add a zero-variance guard to the F-MEP-1 evaluation
before computing Spearman ρ or applying the BUY rule. Detect tied suspicion
scores in either arm, report the unique-score counts, and return the predeclared
UNDERPOWERED or NO-BUY outcome without allowing NaN to reach the decision.
- Around line 184-187: Define the W1 observation unit in the plan: each
qualifying chain must contribute exactly one suspicion score and one binary S4
label, with an explicit rule for aggregating multiple S4 events within a chain.
Ensure the minimum-sample floors and AUC use these chain-level observations so
event-rich chains cannot alter counts or weighting.
- Line 188: Expand the F-MEP-3 specification near the BUY threshold to define
the repeated shuffle_beliefs_null distribution: state the number of null
redeals, the statistic compared against it, whether the ≥2σ criterion is one- or
two-sided, and the required behavior when the null variance is zero. Preserve
the existing SplitMix64 Fisher–Yates shuffle unit and seed formula.
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- Around line 253-264: The W3 cut-point calculation must use the normalized W1
scalar trace(Σ_n)/trace(Σ_0), not raw trace(Σ). Update the TrustTexture mapping
description around the W1 fit-half percentile rules to state this exact readout
for p50 and p90, unless the specification explicitly re-registers a different
readout.
- Around line 306-309: Revise the F-MEP-5 specification to define quantitative
flagged and silent populations, including local-Commit opportunities and minimum
sample counts so short or clean chains cannot be excluded from the denominator.
Add predeclared thresholds for minimum flagged-error concentration and maximum
silent-chain flip rate, and require enough local-Commit opportunities for both
populations before evaluating the gate.
- Around line 253-264: Clarify the W3 evaluation population in the TrustTexture
mapping specification: measure W3 on the W1 evaluation half (half 1) only, while
retaining half 0 exclusively for fitting cut points. Ensure W4 consumes only
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…holes CodeRabbit review c4ecebff against 4d94c5d — six findings, all real, all the same class as the previous round: pre-registration holes that would let a decision be made after seeing numbers. Readout (2 sites + the canonical row). W3 derived its p50/p90 cut points from RAW trace(Sigma) while §3 had fixed the comparison readout as trace(Sigma_n)/trace(Sigma_0). Raw traces are not comparable across chains with different seed magnitudes, so those cut points would have sorted chains partly by how uncertain they STARTED rather than by what propagation did — handing Overconfident to any big-seed chain. Fixed in W3, and fixed at the source: the protocol table's readout row said raw trace too, which is where W3 inherited it from. Also removed a leftover "largest eigenvalue or trace" at the arm definition — an unfixed choice sitting one paragraph from the table that fixed it. F-MEP-5 was a vacuous gate. "Flips must CONCENTRATE" and "must not flip" named no statistic, no threshold and no minimum count, and the can-stay- silent half passed AUTOMATICALLY whenever no clean chain reached local Commit: zero flips out of zero opportunities read as "correctly silent" having observed nothing. That is the exact vacuous-guard defect the repo's falsifiability rule exists to catch, reproduced inside the test written to catch it. Now: flagged/silent populations defined, both restricted to local-Commit reachers, minimum 20 opportunities EACH (below either => UNDERPOWERED, not PASS), concentration requiring both a 2x ratio AND a 0.10 absolute gap (a ratio alone passes at 2% vs 1%), silence capped at 0.20. Marked POLICY PINS, not measurements, with a re-pin-don't-relax rule. W3 evaluation population. The split gave half 1 to W1 evaluation but W3 never said which half it measures. On half 0 it would evaluate outcome- derived cut points on the data they came from. Now half 1 only; half 0 fits cut points; W4 consumes the half-1 number and no exploratory half-0 result. F-MEP-1 zero-variance guard. Spearman rho is undefined when either arm's scores are all tied. The NaN would have compared false against 0.95 under IEEE 754 and silently read as "diverged" — waving the run through the gate whose whole job is catching a non-divergent pair. Now: distinct-score counts reported, < 2 distinct => UNDERPOWERED. Observation unit. Undefined, so an event-rich chain could enter the AUC repeatedly and weight it by event count, and the per-half floors would count different things in the two halves. Now exactly one score and one binary label per chain (label = 1 iff >= 1 S4 event); counts still reported as the F-MEP-5 concentration input but never weights. F-MEP-3 null. "Beat a null by 2 sigma" named neither distribution nor side. Now: 1000 redeals with reproducible seeds, statistic is dAUC itself on half 1, one-sided (the claim is directional), and sd(null) == 0 is UNDERPOWERED rather than an automatic pass — a collapsed bar clears on any positive observed value, i.e. a gate that cannot fail. Supersession index regenerated (no diff — no ruled symbol changed).
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flagged F |
half-1 chains reaching local Commit, ≥ 1 S4 event |
silent S |
half-1 chains reaching local Commit, zero S4 events |
| minimum opportunities | |F| ≥ 20 and |S| ≥ 20, each reported — below either is UNDERPOWERED, not PASS |
| can-fire | flip_rate(F) ≥ 2 × flip_rate(S) and flip_rate(F) − flip_rate(S) ≥ 0.10 |
| can-stay-silent | flip_rate(S) ≤ 0.20 |
Both concentration conditions, deliberately: a ratio alone is satisfiable at trivial magnitudes (2 % vs 1 % is a 2× "concentration" carrying no signal), and a difference alone would pass a gate firing on nearly everything.
All four numbers are marked POLICY PINS, not measurements — nothing has been measured on this cohort, and they are written down only so they are fixed before the run rather than chosen to fit it. If the probe shows them badly placed they get re-pinned with the measurement stated, never quietly relaxed to turn a failing gate into a passing one.
3. W3's evaluation population was undefined
Correct — the split row assigned half 1 to W1 evaluation and W3 simply never said which half it measures. On half 0 it would evaluate outcome-derived cut points against the very data they were derived from, inflating the effect by construction.
Now stated: half 0 fits the cut points, half 1 is measured, W4 consumes the half-1 number only, and any half-0 flip rate is exploratory and explicitly ineligible for the verdict. The flip-rate denominator paragraph was also amended to say "half-1 chains" rather than "qualifying chains", so the population is unambiguous at both places it's described rather than only at the new one.
A note on the shape of this round. Two of the six (F-MEP-5's auto-silence, and the sd(null) == 0 case in F-MEP-3) are the same defect reached from different directions: a gate whose failure condition is unreachable. Neither would have thrown, neither would have looked wrong in a run log, and both would have reported PASS. That is worth recording as the pattern rather than as two incidents.
Also noting the rate-limit line in your review footer (0 reviews currently available) — I'm not going to sit waiting on a further run that may not come, so this comment plus the three inline replies are the complete response to the round.
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The W0 change is the one most worth adversarial attention — it rejects the "separate comparison harness" option you offered, on the grounds that a harness which re-types the probe's math makes F-MEP-0 vacuous by construction (two independent copies, so perturbing the probe can't turn the comparison red). If that reasoning is wrong, the fixture route is the wrong call. Generated by Claude Code |
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- Around line 183-187: Update the W0 staleness guard to reject dirty checkout
state under crates/jc before accepting the fixture, or alternatively stamp and
verify a content hash of the relevant jc::ewa_sandwich source in addition to the
commit. Ensure fixtures generated from uncommitted jc changes cannot be treated
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- Around line 427-432: Update the F-MEP-5 policy-pin procedure so any threshold
re-pin invalidates the current run’s verdict; require a new run with the revised
pins declared before execution, and allow pass/fail evaluation only after that
replacement run completes.
- Around line 354-361: Define the W3 bucket mapping to the existing TrustTexture
variants from layout.rs: specify which of Calibrated, Uncertain, Overconfident,
and Underconfident corresponds to Crystalline, Solid, Fuzzy, and Murky,
respectively. If these names are only analytical labels, explicitly mark them as
such and require conversion before the measured advance_on_gate path uses
TrustTexture, preserving the serialized enum contract and ordinal compatibility.
- Around line 237-242: Revise the F-MEP-3 null redeal specification to permute
the single binary S4 label assigned to each chain rather than shuffling
individual (p, o, n) records. Preserve the half-1 positive and negative chain
counts in every redeal, and explicitly define the degenerate behavior when
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…iew holes CodeRabbit run 0b7f54fe against 3dcb71b. Three findings valid as stated; the fourth was wrong on its specific but pointed at a worse defect underneath it, found by verifying against source instead of acting on the finding. TEXTURE -> GATE ORDERING WAS INVERTED (the real defect). The finding asked for the W3 buckets to be mapped onto Crystalline/Solid/ Fuzzy/Murky. That is a DIFFERENT TrustTexture: four types share the name (contract::mul, causal-edge::layout, planner::mul::trust with a fifth Dissonant variant, arigraph::orchestrator). The one on this path is contract::mul::TrustTexture, because GateDecision::from_axes takes it, and causal-edge/src/layout.rs carries an explicit in-source ruling against building the requested cast ("Canonical: NONE ... Do not build a cast on the old claim"). So the remap is forbidden, not merely unnecessary. But verifying that exposed a real inversion. The chain is trace -> TrustTexture -> GateDecision::from_axes -> advance_on_gate(&GateDecision) (advance_on_gate never sees a TrustTexture). Reading from_axes: Uncertain => Block under every flow state, Overconfident => Hold. Gate strength runs Flow < Hold < Block. The table put Uncertain in the MIDDLE bucket and Overconfident at the TOP, so the most-suspicious chains produced the MILDER intervention while moderately suspicious ones produced the strongest -- inverting the very quantity W3 measures, since the metric is a Commit->{Hold,Prune} flip rate. Corrected to Calibrated / Overconfident / Uncertain, which is monotone against the gate ordering, with the derivation and the four-enum note written down so it is not re-opened. W0 STAMP: a commit hash alone is not sufficient. A fixture generated from a dirty crates/jc tree carries a stamp that matches perfectly while the bytes it came from exist nowhere in history -- it reports "current" for something nobody can reproduce, which is worse than no stamp because it manufactures confidence. Now both: a content hash of the ewa_sandwich source (catches a stale fixture at verification time) and a clean-tree refusal in the generator (stops an irreproducible one being created). Not redundant -- different moments. F-MEP-5 RE-PIN NOW VOIDS ITS RUN. "Re-pin honestly and state the reason" was not enough: if a run's verdict survives a threshold changed after seeing that run's numbers, the pins were chosen to fit the data and the pre-registration bought nothing -- disclosure makes that visible, not valid. The motivating run is marked VOID (numbers still banked), revised pins declared, and only a fresh run may be judged. F-MEP-3 PERMUTES THE CHAIN LABEL, not the (p,o,n) record. shuffle_beliefs_null permutes records, but W1's observation unit is one label per chain (fixed last round), and record-permutation does not preserve chain-level class counts -- a redeal could concentrate events onto one chain and empty another, making the null a distribution over a different quantity than the observed statistic. Permuting the half-1 label vector preserves both class counts exactly, so only the score-label pairing is destroyed. Degenerate draws are then impossible unless the observed data already failed the floors; if that invariant breaks at runtime the probe stops rather than imputing 0.0, which would drag the null mean down and make the +2 sigma bar easier to clear. Supersession index regenerated (no diff -- no ruled symbol changed).
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verification -- the W3 path is contract::mul::TrustTexture, from_axes owns
the texture->decision mapping, advance_on_gate receives only &GateDecision,
and docs/TYPE_DUPLICATION_MAP.md forbids the cast it had asked for. It then
raised a real residual defect in the corrected table, which this commit
fixes.
THE DEFECT. from_axes is texture-AND-flow, so the table's decision column was
wrong read unconditionally: (Calibrated, Anxiety) yields Hold via the
(_, Anxiety) arm, not Flow.
TWO CORRECTIONS TO THE FINDING AS STATED.
(1) The condition is not "non-Anxiety". FlowState has FOUR variants (Flow,
Boredom, Transition, Anxiety), and (Calibrated, Boredom) also yields Hold --
via the `_` fallthrough rather than the Anxiety arm. Requiring only
non-Anxiety would have left Boredom masking identically. The condition is
FlowState in {Flow, Transition}.
(2) It needs no restriction on the cohort, because it is already guaranteed
for every chain the metric measures. Verified against source rather than
assumed: the flip-rate denominator is chains whose LOCAL arm reaches Commit;
advance_on_gate reaches advance() only on GateDecision::Flow; and Flow is
emitted by exactly ONE arm of from_axes, (Calibrated | Underconfident,
Flow | Transition). So a denominator chain necessarily had FlowState in
{Flow, Transition}, and the plan holds FlowState fixed across arms, so the
propagated arm reads the same state. Restricting the cohort would have
dropped nothing while implying the guarantee was a choice.
Recorded anyway, with the inertness consequence spelled out (under Anxiety or
Boredom, Calibrated and Overconfident both give Hold, so the p50 cut point is
structurally inert and only p90 can flip), because a reader applying the
table outside the denominator would be misled, and because a future change to
the denominator would silently break the guarantee rather than the table.
Supersession index regenerated (no diff -- no ruled symbol changed).
…s rounds missed Operator framing (2026-08-29): the whole thing is two hinges -- the MUL revamp (Dunning-Kruger overconfidence vs trusted epistemic knowledge vs counterfactual, as thesis/antithesis/synthesis; the impact of overconfidence, and how grounded the known and indirect intermediate unknowns are) and the EWA sandwich in jc (adjacent to the 3DGS gaussian-splat spatial stack, filling known unknowns with Oberflaechenspannung vs inheriting from the HHTL parent vs dispatching thinking styles to reason) -- with the danger that an epistemic frontier handed to math goes circular, or becomes accidental entropy-based intelligence. Measured against the file: none of it was written down. Dunning 0, counterfactual 0, antithesis 0, Oberflaechenspannung 0, thinking style 0, circular 0, entropy 0, frontier 0, known-unknown 0 -- in 587 lines. Five review rounds hardened the decision procedure around a quantity whose direction nobody had checked. Checking it surfaced three defects, all derivable on paper, none statistical: 1. THE SUSPICION SCORE IS INVERTED. jc's Sigma is a covariance (its own header: world-space 3DGS covariance pushed to image space; consumer is ndarray::hpc::splat3d). Covariance up = uncertainty up = suspicion up, which is the direction the TrustTexture table uses. But the declared control is M_k = sqrt(per-hop trust)*I with trust in [0,1], giving trace ratio = product of t_k, which SHRINKS as trust falls and hops accumulate. So a distrusted 5-hop chain scores Calibrated (proceed) and a trusted 2-hop chain scores Uncertain (veto). Note jc defines M_k as sqrt(Sigma_k), the step-Jacobian of the edge's COVARIANCE; substituting a scalar trust is the transplant, and it carried no unit or direction check. F-MEP-0b now requires D-MEP-1 to declare whether Sigma is a covariance or a precision, and W0 to carry a worked 2-hop numeric example proving lower per-hop trust yields strictly higher suspicion, before any run starts. Bounded inflation is required if covariance -- unbounded 1/sqrt(t) diverges at t -> 0, trading an inverted score for an explosive one. 2. THE READOUT IS HOP-COUNT DOMINATED. product of t_k ~= t_bar^n, so both arms would largely rank by path length; longer chains plausibly do break more often, so the AUC could clear its bar while discovering nothing that needed covariance propagation. That is the accidental-entropy failure, concretely. New protocol row: report Spearman rho(suspicion, hop count) for both arms and AUC stratified by hop count (2/3/4/5+), and require the EWA arm to clear its bar within at least one stratum, not only aggregate. 3. CIRCULARITY WAS NEVER NAMED. If a propagated Sigma becomes a TrustTexture that gates a cycle whose outcome updates the trust seeding the next Sigma, the operator manufactures its own justification. W3's no-wiring fence already prevents this; the epistemic reason for it is now stated. Also records that the fill is a CHOICE of three -- Oberflaechenspannung (EWA), HHTL parent inheritance, thinking-style reasoning -- and that this plan measures only EWA against a scalar baseline, so a BUY licenses "EWA beats naive decay" and NOT "EWA is the right way to fill this gap". Supersession index regenerated.
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§0b — the two hinges, and a sign error five review rounds walked past (
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| strategy | what supplies the value | failure mode |
|---|---|---|
| Oberflächenspannung (EWA) | a minimisation principle over boundary conditions | plausible everywhere, grounded nowhere |
| HHTL parent inheritance | the parent node (inherits_from) |
inherits the parent's staleness |
| Thinking styles → reasoning | NARS dispatch (thinking/style.rs, nars/inference.rs) |
costs a real inference step |
This plan measures EWA against a scalar baseline only — so a BUY licenses "EWA beats naive decay" and not "EWA is the right way to fill this gap". Recorded so a later session cannot read it as the stronger claim.
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…t plan Operator ruling: 262e22d was a good emergency brake but stopped one layer early. Covariance-vs-precision fixes the OPERATOR; it does not fix what the operator is PERMITTED TO DO. Get the sign right, normalise hop count, bound the inflation, obtain a gorgeous AUC -- and still have built a flawlessly calibrated machine for performing the wrong epistemic operation. F-MEP-0a now gates F-MEP-0b: D-MEP-1 must declare the EWA sandwich's capabilities before specifying it. Redistribute/locate tension: yes. Rank where counterfactual exploration is worth compute: yes. Generate candidate completions: only marked hypothetical. Eliminate worlds by itself: no. Mint evidence: never. Raise empirical trust from its own output: never. Separates three things that were collapsing into the word "uncertainty": epistemic state (provenance), geometric uncertainty (Sigma/EWA/ Oberflaechenspannung), and counterfactual ambiguity (mutually incompatible completions). Sigma represents the second, cannot manufacture the third, and the third must never silently overwrite the first. Sharpens the anti-circularity invariant: no operation whose inputs are entirely graph-internal may convert a hypothesis into epistemic evidence merely by reducing its uncertainty. Internal reasoning CAN create knowledge about the hypothesis space -- constraint elimination and contradiction are real -- so the ban is on laundering that into a claim about external reality. Three mechanisms kept apart: elimination by logical contradiction (may raise logical certainty), discrimination by observation (may raise empirical certainty), preference by propagated geometry (raises neither; changes only where to look). Scope-corrects 0b's own phrase. "Lower trust yields higher suspicion" is a sign check on the operator, NOT an ontology: low trust != uncertainty, high covariance != epistemic ignorance, high entropy != intelligent doubt. MUL compares epistemic posture against epistemic support, so Overconfident means the graph collapsed onto one explanation while viable alternatives were never discriminated. THE SEAM, which is the real finding. This is not new architecture -- epistemic-quadrant-materialization-v1.md (709 lines) and probe_sudoku_teacher.rs (1859 lines) already implement the membrane. Its G3: bifurcation clones the slab as a counterfactual world, propagates to contradiction, and ONLY THE ELIMINATION RETURNS; the fork's positive guess never enters the main slab. G4 measures the cost of refusing to fork. Live surfaces: contract::scenario::ScenarioBranch, contract::pearl_junction. That plan carries MUL x9 and ZERO EWA/TrustTexture/Oberflaechenspannung; this plan carried zero quadrant vocabulary; neither cited the other. Two halves of one architecture in two plans with no seam -- the rediscovery tax CLAUDE.md "Consult before you guess" exists to prevent. D-MEP-1 must read it before specifying Sigma. Adds F-MEP-0d, the closed-graph monotonicity falsifier: no new observations, no oracle calls, run MUL -> EWA -> thinking -> MUL for 1/10/1000 cycles. Reorganised attention, hypotheses, sharper questions and latent contradictions are all permitted; aggregate epistemic authority rising with cycle count is not. A STOP gate rather than a diagnostic, run on synthetic closed graphs before W1's cohort since it needs no S4 events and can fail early and cheap. Supersession index regenerated.
§0a — the capability gate, and the seam this PR was missing (
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| layer | carrier | answers |
|---|---|---|
| Epistemic state | provenance: observed / inherited / absent | what is known, and how it came to be known |
| Geometric uncertainty | Σ, EWA, Oberflächenspannung | where tension concentrates |
| Counterfactual ambiguity | {W₁ … Wₙ} incompatible completions |
which admissible worlds still explain the evidence |
Σ represents the second, cannot manufacture the third, and the third must never silently overwrite the first.
F-MEP-0a — gates F-MEP-0b
D-MEP-1 must declare the sandwich's capabilities before specifying it: redistribute/locate tension yes; rank where exploration is worth compute yes; generate completions only marked hypothetical; eliminate worlds by itself no; mint evidence never; raise empirical trust from its own output never.
Sharpened invariant, superseding §0b's softer wording:
No operation whose inputs are entirely graph-internal may convert a hypothesis into epistemic evidence merely by reducing its uncertainty.
Internal reasoning genuinely can create knowledge about the hypothesis space — constraint elimination and contradiction are real and must not be forbidden. What is forbidden is laundering that into a claim about external reality. Elimination-by-contradiction may raise logical certainty; discrimination-by-observation may raise empirical certainty; preference-by-propagated-geometry raises neither — it changes only where to look.
Scope correction to my own §0b wording: "lower trust yields higher suspicion" is a sign check on the operator, not an ontology. Low trust ≠ uncertainty; high covariance ≠ epistemic ignorance; high entropy ≠ intelligent doubt.
★ The real finding: this is already half-built, and #1074 never cited it
.claude/plans/epistemic-quadrant-materialization-v1.md (709 lines) + probe_sudoku_teacher.rs (1859 lines) already implement the membrane. Its G3:
"Bifurcation clones the slab as a counterfactual world, propagates to contradiction, and ONLY the elimination returns — the main slab changes at exactly the sanctioned cell, and the fork's positive (wrong) guess never appears in it."
The fork's negative result may cross back into reality; its positive guess may not. G4 measures the cost of refusing to fork. Live surfaces: contract::scenario::ScenarioBranch, contract::pearl_junction.
The split is the defect. That plan carries MUL ×9 and zero EWA / TrustTexture / Oberflächenspannung; this plan carried zero quadrant vocabulary; neither cited the other. Two halves of one architecture in two plans with no seam — precisely the rediscovery tax CLAUDE.md § "Consult before you guess" exists to prevent. D-MEP-1 must read that plan before specifying Σ.
F-MEP-0d — closed-graph monotonicity (STOP gate, and it bites)
No new observations, no oracle calls. Run MUL → EWA → thinking → MUL for 1 / 10 / 1000 cycles. Permitted: reorganised attention, hypotheses, sharper questions, latent contradictions surfaced. Forbidden: aggregate epistemic authority rising monotonically with cycle count. Runs on synthetic closed graphs before W1's cohort — it needs no S4 events, so it fails early and cheap.
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Recut to plan-only — the contract code is now #1075Split executed on operator instruction. This branch was force-pushed (with lease) back to Why: this PR's own status line reads "PLAN/BOARD ONLY. Measure-before-carve. No contract change, no wiring, until W1's numbers land." It had accumulated 1138 lines of Rust. The STOP rule targets the EWA/Σ carrier (K1 #1074 is now scoped to EWA measurement / attention geometry only. What remains here:
Two follow-ups this recut implies, neither done here:
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.claude/plans/mul-ewa-trust-propagation-v1.md— PROPOSED, plan/board only, no code. Operator arc: "check epistemic potholes > revision in kanban y rubicon model" → "check for synergies MUL <> EWA" → "please explore for possible integration plan."The verified state it builds on (all file:line-pinned this session)
MulAssessment(contract/src/mul.rs:50-61) carriesTrustQualia{value: f64, texture}, DK position, homeostasis, free-will modifier; zero variance/covariance/propagation surface anywhere in MUL, zero MUL↔jc cross-references.Σ_path = M_n·…·M_1·Σ_0·M_1ᵀ·…·M_nᵀ, Pillar 6 (2×2, tightness 1.467× ≤ 1.75) / Pillar 7 (3×3, PSD ≥ 0.999) — "filling indirect unknowns," applied to trust itself.KanbanColumn::Plan = 4— "re-enter Planning carrying the witness" — the kanban×Rubicon model's epistemic-pothole handler, forward-only preserved.jirak/pearl/ewa_sandwich(EPIPHANIES:12867, deferred) — this plan produces measured input to it, not an answer.The waves
Option<TrustSigma>DTO — no tenant carve, no layout bump, minted only if W1 forces itadvance_on_gateCommit→Plan flip rate — the epistemic-pothole detector quantified, two-sided (flips concentrate on flagged chains AND clean chains stay silent)Fences
Ground truth comes ONLY from the S4-guarded
BeliefArena— never theTD-NARS-REVISION-UNGUARDEDconfidences ("suspect upward" per the board's own ledger). The gate rename stays blocked on F-MUL-6.mul-calibration-not-verdict-v1's thesis is fed, not amended. The tarski register stays HELD. E-3DGS-MU-HYDRATION-1's dropped EWA-semiring claim is not resurrected.Board hygiene (same commit)
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