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| | 2026-05-03T00:43:00Z | opus-4-7 / autonomous-loop continuation | a2e2cc3a | **#1255 merged on main with one post-merge thread (row-7 grep -ilrE substitution was a SECOND semantic-equivalence drift on the same substitution attempt); fix opened as PR #1257; verify-then-claim drift catalogue extended 9 → 15+ instances with recurring-sub-classes taxonomy.** Cycle worked: my "fix" replacing `ls\|grep` with `find -iname` (caught as shell-glob-only) was followed by another substitution `grep -ilrE` (caught as content-search not filename-search). TWO recursive failures on the same substitution attempt — each "fix" introduced a new equivalence-class drift. Reverted to canonical `ls \| grep -iE` form pulled out of table cell into fenced code block below the table. Drift catalogue extended with 6 new instances (all post-naming): self-recursive (catalogue containing its own drift), semantic-equivalence (twice), convention (ADR supersession marker), path-form (fully-qualified vs bare). Added recurring-sub-classes section: existence-drift, count-drift, semantic-equivalence-drift, empirical-output-drift, convention-drift, path-form-drift, self-recursive-drift. Updated headline: 6 of 15 instances landed AFTER the discipline was named — strongest possible empirical urgency for `tools/substrate-claim-checker/` mechanization. Manual discipline insufficient against trained-prior pull-toward-claim-without-empirical-verification. Cron a2e2cc3a still armed. | #1255 (skill-design fixes + verify-then-claim memo) merged 67950a62; #1256 (#1254 follow-up: ADR convention + path consistency + MD038) wait-ci, auto-merge armed; #1257 (row-7 prose fix + drift catalogue extension to 15 instances) opened, auto-merge armed | This tick teaches the operational pattern of double-recursive-substitution-drift: the SAME substitution attempt failed twice in succession because each "fix" was authored without empirical-verification of the new substitution's equivalence to the original. The class is dangerous because Otto reads the new attempt as fixing the previous attempt, which it does for the surface-syntactic concern, but introduces a NEW semantic drift. Eval-set for `tools/substrate-claim-checker/`: any substitution claim should fire a verification check on input-output equivalence. The recurring-sub-classes taxonomy gives the tool 7 distinct check-types to implement. | |
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