v1.0.1 — Zenodo DOI embedded; paper/ cleanup completed
v1.0.1 — Zenodo DOI embedded; paper/ cleanup completed
Patch release following v1.0.0. Embeds the Zenodo-minted DOI throughout
citable surfaces and finishes the paper/ directory cleanup that should
have shipped in v1.0.0.
Publisher: Codex Hash Research Laboratory · São Paulo, Brazil
Author: Ulisses Flores · CTO & Chief Researcher
DOI (versioned): this release · auto-minted by Zenodo within ~10 minutes of publication
DOI (concept, auto-points to latest): 10.5281/zenodo.20276631
DOI (v1.0.0, original): 10.5281/zenodo.20276632
The empirical claim, the methodology, the protocol, the pre-registration,
and the source code did not change between v1.0.0 and v1.0.1. This is a
publishing-hygiene patch.
What changed since v1.0.0
1. DOI embedded in every citable surface
CITATION.cff— newidentifiersentry of typedoi;
preferred-citationcarries the DOI directly. GitHub's "Cite this
repository" button presents it.paper/asp-preprint.md— Status block includes a DOI line.paper/iron-law-11.md— same.- Both PDFs rebuilt so the DOI appears in the published artefact
too.
2. paper/ directory cleanup
At v1.0.0 the paper/ directory contained the .md sources, a
Makefile, a header.tex, and a .gitignore — but NOT the PDFs
themselves. The PDFs were gitignored as "derived artefacts" while a
build system that produces them sat in their place. Under the
maintainer's repo principle (artefato de geração ≠ produto gerado),
the inversion is wrong: the PDFs are the papers; the build system is
the generation.
Resolved at v1.0.1:
| Action | Files |
|---|---|
| Added | paper/asp-preprint.pdf, paper/iron-law-11.pdf |
| Removed | paper/Makefile, paper/header.tex, paper/.gitignore, paper/README.md |
The pandoc + tectonic build recipe + the Unicode-→-math-mode header
content are preserved verbatim as a code-fence inside
CONTRIBUTING.md § Rebuilding the whitepaper PDFs.
Final paper/ at this tag (4 files):
paper/
├── asp-preprint.pdf ← Whitepaper 1
├── asp-preprint.md ← canonical source
├── iron-law-11.pdf ← Whitepaper 2
└── iron-law-11.md ← canonical source
3. Redundant .gitkeep placeholders removed
benchmark/runs/.gitkeeptests/iron-law-11/runs/.gitkeeptests/iron-law-11/smoke/runs/.gitkeep
In each case the parent directory either had real tracked content
underneath (runs/published/<id>/) making the .gitkeep trick
redundant, or the directory was intentionally gitignored and didn't
need an in-tree placeholder.
4. Top-level README.md "Whitepapers" section
New section linking directly to the in-repo PDFs and to the Zenodo DOI
for the citable version; companion link to the rebuild instructions in
CONTRIBUTING.md.
Same as v1.0.0
The substance does not change: 60.0% silent-refusal rate on the
pre-registered N=50 protocol, 95% Clopper-Pearson CI 46.5%–73.6%. The
falsification verdict still triggers the "mandatory safe-parsing recipe
- Anthropic notification" outcome per pre-registered §3.6.
For the headline finding, methodology, citation block, reproducibility
instructions, license terms, and acknowledgments, see the v1.0.0
release notes.
Attached assets
Same three assets as v1.0.0, but the PDFs now have the DOI embedded in
their rendered title block.
asp-preprint.pdfiron-law-11.pdfiron-law-11-trial-dataset-v1.0.0.zip(unchanged — the protocol's
N=50 dataset is locked at the v1.0.0 tag by pre-registration)
Cite this work
Either DOI resolves to the work:
- Versioned (this release): this Zenodo deposit (minted ~10 min after Release publication)
- Concept (always latest): 10.5281/zenodo.20276631
Recommended citation:
Flores, U. (2026). ASP — Anticipating Shadow Points.
Codex Hash Research Laboratory Whitepaper Series.
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.20276631
(Concept DOI tracks the most recent version automatically.)
Verification (all green pre-commit)
tests/iron-law-11/scripts/verify-prereg.sh→ OK (50 scenarios hashed)benchmark/.venv/bin/pytest -q→ 27/27 passedpython3 -c "import yaml; yaml.safe_load(open('CITATION.cff'))"→ validpaper/contains exactly 4 files (2 PDFs + 2.md)- Zero "fill in" /
<placeholder>strings in any in-tree file
Mantra (still holds)
Not a bit of unnecessary file at the Zenodo-minted tag.