examples: Example 5 — database provenance (K-provenance semiring)#81
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Adds proofs/agda/EchoExampleProvenance.agda — formal Agda counterpart
to Example 5 from docs/echo-types/examples.md (previously
informal-only). A two-element Row source with payload + boolean
K-provenance annotation, projecting to payload-only; the lost prov
bit is exactly what Echo carries.
Headlines pinned in Smoke.agda:
- provenance-collapses (Σ-witness, project non-injective)
- echo-prov-true / echo-prov-false (concrete echo witnesses)
- echoes-distinguish-provenance ("Echo remembers what projection
forgot" — distinct prov on the carriers at same projected value)
- echo-prov-true≢echo-prov-false (echoes themselves separated)
- collapse-via-residue (tie-in to EchoResidue layer)
The shape mirrors Example 1 (square9 / SignedNine); the semantic
load shifts from "sign of a numerical preimage" to "origin
annotation of a database row".
Cluster context: Example 5 is in the presentation-dependence
cluster identified by PR #76 (alongside Examples 9, 10). This
slice lands the Agda half for Example 5; Examples 9 and 10 stay
informal per the PR-#76 verdict.
Invariants honoured: --safe --without-K; no postulates, no funext,
no escape pragmas; clean-worktree builds green for the new module,
All.agda, and Smoke.agda.
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…#86) ## Summary Gate **F1** of the earn-back plan — the MAKE-OR-BREAK retraction from [R-2026-05-18](../blob/main/docs/retractions.adoc) — now passes. The 2026-05-18 spike `EchoGradedComonadF1.agda` had two of three graded-comonad laws closed (`gc-counit-l`, `gc-counit-r`) and named the remaining obstruction precisely: an isolated proof-engineering type-mismatch at the inductive step of `gc-coassoc`, requiring an explicit δ-naturality lemma over the outer `R` layer rather than the ad-hoc `coe-cong-R ∘ sym` push. This PR discharges that obligation: ```agda δ-suc : ∀ m n {A} (x : D (m + n) A) (b : Bool) → δ (suc m) n {A} (x , b) ≡ (δ m n x , b) δ-suc m n {A} x b = coe-cong-R (D-+ m n A) x b ``` This factor + the existing `subst-D-suc` let `gc-coassoc` close as a six-step `≡-Reasoning` chain. Stdlib's `+-assoc (suc m) n p` reduces *definitionally* to `cong suc (+-assoc m n p)`, so the two ℕ-equation proofs at the chain ends are syntactically identical and **ℕ-UIP is not needed for `gc-coassoc` itself** (`gc-counit-l` still uses ℕ-UIP, which is K-free via Hedberg / decidable equality). ## Mechanised content of F1 * Grade monoid `(ℕ, +, 0)`; `D 0 A = A`; `D (suc r) A = R (D r A)` where `R X = X × Bool` — a non-collapsing residue layer. * `mapD r f` functorial (`mapD-id`, `mapD-∘`). * `ε : D 0 A → A` — counit at the unit grade. * `δ : D (m + n) A → D m (D n A)` — **NESTED** comultiplication. * `gc-counit-r` (definitional), `gc-counit-l` (induction on grade), `gc-coassoc` (this PR). * `D2-nontrivial` — separating witness that `D r` is not `⊤` / a prop. * Echo is the grade-unit object: `D 0 (Echo f y) ≡ Echo f y`. `--safe --without-K`, **zero postulates**, zero escape pragmas, no funext. Wired into `All.agda` and pinned in `Smoke.agda`. ## Scope (please re-read with care) F1 earns back the **existence** of a graded comonad with Echo as the grade-unit object — that's the claim R-2026-05-18 retracted at its strongest reading. It does **NOT** retroactively make `EchoGraded` itself a graded comonad: `EchoGraded` remains a thin-poset reindexing modality on a three-element lattice, with no nested family, no monoid multiplication, no `D r r' ⇒ D r ∘ D r'`. The paper's title and central thesis (Echo as a reindexing modality) stand unchanged; F1 enters the codebase as an *additional* mechanised contribution beside `EchoGraded`. ## What this unblocks Gate **F3** — a genuinely independent second model of the comonad at a different grade monoid (e.g. tropical or multiplicative semiring), without a `× ⊤` carrier or a `⊑-prop`-equivalent field — is now in scope. F3 is **not** started by this PR. ## Doc changes (gated, scoped) * `docs/echo-types/earn-back-plan.adoc` — ledger row A1 + Status entry (F1 PASSED 2026-05-20), with the scope qualifier pinned. * `docs/retractions.adoc` — follow-up **F-2026-05-20a** appended (append-only revision policy preserved); no edits to other doc bodies. * `paper.adoc`, `types-abstract.adoc`, `conservativity.adoc` — **intentionally untouched** in this PR. Their bodies are about `EchoGraded`'s thin-poset structure, which F1 does not change. Whether to add a bounded new-contribution paragraph mentioning the F1 side-construction is **owner-gated**. ## Test plan * [x] `agda proofs/agda/All.agda` exit 0 under `--safe --without-K` * [x] `agda proofs/agda/Smoke.agda` exit 0 under `--safe --without-K` * [x] `grep -nE '^\s*postulate\b|BUILTIN REWRITE|NON_TERMINATING|TERMINATING' proofs/agda/EchoGradedComonadF1.agda` returns no matches in code * [x] `--safe --without-K` OPTIONS line preserved on the F1 module * [ ] (owner) confirm the scope language in `retractions.adoc` F-2026-05-20a matches intent * [ ] (owner) decide whether `paper.adoc` / `types-abstract.adoc` / `conservativity.adoc` should gain a bounded contribution paragraph in a separate PR ## Non-overlap with parallel sessions Touches: `EchoGradedComonadF1.agda` (existing 2026-05-18 spike, finishing it), `All.agda` (one-line F1 import), `Smoke.agda` (F1 pin block), `earn-back-plan.adoc`, `retractions.adoc`. Stays clear of: * `proofs/agda/Ordinal/**` — the Brouwer-arithmetic / `_<ᵇ⁻_` / rank-mono session's territory. * Any module the recent estate PRs (#80 EchoSearch, #81 EchoExampleProvenance, #83 EchoExampleParser) added — restored their imports cleanly during the rebase onto fresh `origin/main`. 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Third wave of the same merge regression pattern that the prior fix-up commits (8950855 for #83 EchoExampleParser, 549f219 for #80 EchoSearch) already addressed: between the last main-merge and now, PR #81 landed on main, adding EchoExampleProvenance.agda and its imports/pins. Resolution: keep this PR's EchoExampleAbsInt additions and add the EchoExampleProvenance additions from main alongside them (additive on both sides — no semantic conflict, both examples coexist). * proofs/agda/All.agda — both `open import EchoExampleAbsInt` and `open import EchoExampleProvenance` retained; EchoExamples (which the conflict block had duplicated) appears once. * proofs/agda/Smoke.agda — both the Example 10 (AbsInt) pin block and the Example 5 (Provenance) pin block retained, in that order. * proofs/agda/EchoExampleProvenance.agda — restored from main (new file on this branch). Build invariant restored: `agda proofs/agda/All.agda` and `agda proofs/agda/Smoke.agda` exit 0 under `--safe --without-K`. All examples added by parallel sessions (#80 EchoSearch, #81 EchoExampleProvenance, #83 EchoExampleParser, plus this PR #82 EchoExampleAbsInt) are wired in together. No postulates, no escape pragmas. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…landed (#89) Updates the `Current rung state (2026-05-20)` block to record Wave 3 of today's swarm and refresh the next-Claude plan. ## What this captures * 5 Wave-3 PRs (`#80` EchoSearch, `#81` provenance, `#82` absint, `#83` parser, `#85` EchoCost) and 2 parallel-session merges (`#84` Pillar E Evaluation, `#86` F1 gc-coassoc). * Axis 8 is now 4-of-4 (decidability + graded access + cost + search). * Next-Claude plan refreshed: ordinal-track unbudgeted WF is the named next bottleneck; EchoApprox examples 6/8 still open; EchoSearch sequential/product composition deferred. ## Two minor lessons memorialised * Per-lane Smoke `open import ... using ( ... )` blocks should be separate (with header comments), not shared paren-blocks — cuts swarm merge-conflict noise. * During swarm-merge sequences, re-fetch the branch before any force-push: parallel claude sessions may be concurrently rebasing the same PR (observed on `#82`). ## Invariants * Doc-only change; no Agda touched. * `--safe --without-K` invariant unchanged. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…luster landed (#92) ## Summary Three small accuracy passes through `docs/echo-types/` after the earn-back programme, the §"Theory work — no proof assistant needed" section, and the canonical examples cluster (5/9/10) all closed in this session. Pure prose; no Agda changes. ### 1. `roadmap.md` §"Theory work" — two stale items refreshed * **Axis 8** line said the *decidability-respecting* candidate had shipped but listed the other three as still candidate refinements. All four have now shipped: `EchoDecidable`, `EchoCost` (#85), `EchoAccess` (#68 / #75), `EchoSearch` (#80). Updated to credit all four. * **Negative / co-echoes** line was `[unblocked]`; now `[landed]` — `AntiEcho` (#69), tropical decomposition concrete + generic (#72 + #91), `antiecho-partition-dec` (#90). Names the `coecho.md` §5 obligation-5 / obligation-6 closures explicitly. After these edits, every item in §"Theory work — no proof assistant needed" is either `[landed]` or `[ruled out]`/`[refreshed]` — the section is genuinely closed. ### 2. `roadmap.md` §"Example work" — three items landed * ex. 5 (`EchoExampleProvenance`, #81) → `[landed]` * ex. 9 (`EchoExampleParser`, #83) → `[landed]` * ex. 10 (`EchoExampleAbsInt`, #82) → `[landed]` Only ex. 6 (approximate-echo numeric example) remains `[unblocked]`. ### 3. `earn-back-plan.adoc` — stale `roadmap-gates.adoc` claim corrected * Header note used to say "the gate discipline was historically attributed to a `roadmap-gates.adoc`; that file does not exist in-tree". The file **does** exist (created 2026-05-18; see its preamble). Header rewritten to list `roadmap-gates.adoc` alongside `retractions.adoc` / this plan / `next-questions.adoc` as the four canonical loci. * Ledger row D (the "doesn't exist" entry) marked **CLOSED 2026-05-20** with the cite reflecting current reality. ## Test plan * [x] Pure docs / `.adoc` / `.md` edits — no Agda touched * [x] `agda proofs/agda/All.agda` exit 0 (confirms docs match code) * [x] `agda proofs/agda/Smoke.agda` exit 0 * [x] No retracted-claim language moved; no earned-back claim overclaimed; `paper.adoc` / `types-abstract.adoc` / `conservativity.adoc` untouched ## Scope Disjoint from all currently-open PRs: * #88 (F3) — touches Agda + `retractions.adoc` (different sections) + `earn-back-plan.adoc` Status (different section from header / ledger-D) * #90 (partition-dec) — touches Agda only * #91 (generic-codomain) — touches Agda + preamble comments No retracted claim is moved. No earned-back claim is overclaimed. `paper.adoc` / `types-abstract.adoc` / `conservativity.adoc` are intentionally untouched (owner-gated, per the posture set by #86 / #88). 🤖 Generated with [Claude Code](https://claude.com/claude-code) Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Adds
proofs/agda/EchoExampleProvenance.agda— Example 5 from thepresentation-dependence cluster identified by PR #76.
What lands
Rowwith payload (ℕ) + K-provenance Bool annotationproject : Row → ℕ(forgets provenance) — the Echo signalSmoke.agda:provenance-collapses— Σ-witness that projection is non-injectiveecho-prov-true/echo-prov-false— concrete echo witnessesechoes-distinguish-provenance— distinct prov on carriers at thesame projected value ("Echo remembers what projection forgot")
echo-prov-true≢echo-prov-false— the two echoes themselves areconstructively separated
collapse-via-residue— optional tie-in to theEchoResiduelayerAll.agdaalphabetically (beforeEchoExamples)Cluster relationship
Example 5 is the canonical motivating example for "what does Echo
carry?" — the shape is the same as Example 1 (
square9 / SignedNinein
EchoExamples.agda), with provenance semantics making thecarried data load-bearing in the database setting. Module header has
a 4–6 line comment making the analogy explicit.
This slice lands the Agda half for Example 5 specifically; Examples
9 and 10 stay informal per PR #76's §5 "meta-pattern only — no new
Agda module needed" verdict for the cluster as a whole. (One
formalisation does not change that verdict — the cluster still
doesn't motivate a new axis; this is just upgrading the one entry
whose Σ-shape is small enough to ship as a thin slice.)
Invariants
--safe --without-K; no postulates, no funext, no escape pragmasEchoExamples.agdamodifications (new module is cleaner; lanes 4 and 5 also avoid it)All.agda, andSmoke.agda(all exit 0)Refs #76 (presentation-dependence cluster decision).
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