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…e-attribution sweep Two BACKLOG rows from Otto-52: 1. P2 — Foundation (Asimov) aspirational-reference research. Human maintainer directive: "We are trying to build Foundation from Harry Seldon point of view... my brain works like Psychohistory... make something that last for melinia, i think in infinities. backlog." MIT-developer-friend externally attested the archetype. Scope: systematic read of Asimov Foundation novels + Apple TV adaptation (Genetic Dynasty modern spin); pattern-extraction to factory substrate (Psychohistory→ Zeta algebra, Seldon Plan→Craft, Second Foundation→per-user memory, Emperor Clones→multi-agent Docker peer-review). L effort. Pre-research pattern map in row. Critical-read section required for where the analogy breaks. Not commitment to canon; not rename authorization; additive to Zora reference (different layer: architecture+continuity, not UX+personality). 2. P1 — retroactive name-attribution sweep. Copilot finding on PR #208 flagged direct "Aaron" attribution in a tick-history row, violating "No name attribution in code, docs, or skills" policy. Immediate row fixed in PR #208 commit. ~100 historical "Aaron" references remain in docs/hygiene-history/loop-tick-history.md and other docs from sessions going back weeks. Scope: full audit + classification + batched-rewrite PR (preserving quoted text; only wrapper prose changes) + prevention audit on cadence. M-L effort. Owner: Aarav (BP-rule owner) + Rune (sweep PR readability) + Kenji. Per-user memory captured in: feedback_human_maintainer_is_hari_seldon_archetype_foundation_as_factory_aspirational_reference_2026_04_23.md MEMORY.md index updated newest-first. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…tion Human maintainer Otto-52 clarification: "'No name attribution in code, docs, or skills' in history files are files like memory backlog and other things like that for historical purposes". Revised the P1 retroactive-sweep row to a P2 policy-clarification row. History files (tick-history, MEMORY.md, hygiene-history, ROUND-HISTORY, BACKLOG attribution lines, research logs) are **EXEMPT** from the No-name-attribution rule because they record historical reality. Sweeping them would erase the historical record. The rule still applies to forward-looking surfaces (code, skills, governance docs, agent personas outside memory/persona/, user-facing docs, module bodies, forward-planning docs). New scope: policy text update in AGENT-BEST-PRACTICES.md + `tools/hygiene/audit-name-attribution-non-history.sh` + FACTORY-HYGIENE row for cadenced execution. S effort. Note: the single tick-history row fixed on PR #208 was an over- correction in light of this clarification; harmless as neutral prose, can be reverted if Copilot/Codex policy re-check wants. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Adds two new work items to docs/BACKLOG.md: (1) a P2 research arc framing Asimov’s Foundation as an aspirational reference for factory design, and (2) a P1 hygiene effort to sweep historical direct contributor-name attributions from docs/memory surfaces.
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- Added a P2 backlog entry defining scope + deliverables for the Foundation aspirational-reference research arc.
- Added a P1 backlog entry scoping a retroactive direct-name-attribution audit/sweep plus a prevention script follow-up.
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| via_human_maintainer_bootstrap_2026_04_23.md` (succession | ||
| pattern = Seldon Plan analogue); `memory/project_frontier_ | ||
| ux_zora_star_trek_computer_with_personality_...` (another | ||
| fictional reference, Star Trek Discovery's Zora — similar | ||
| methodology: extract patterns, not canon); `memory/ | ||
| project_common_sense_2_point_0_name_for_bootstrap_ | ||
| phenomenon_stable_start_live_lock_resistant_...` (safety | ||
| floor required under any long-horizon continuity plan). |
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| those files would erase the historical record. The rule | ||
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| like that for historical purposes"*. Clarifies the "No | ||
| name attribution" candidate rule in | ||
| `docs/AGENT-BEST-PRACTICES.md`: history files | ||
| (tick-history, MEMORY.md / memory/**, BACKLOG | ||
| attribution lines, hygiene-history/**, ROUND-HISTORY.md, | ||
| research logs) are **EXEMPT** because they record | ||
| historical reality including who-said-what. Sweeping | ||
| those files would erase the historical record. The rule | ||
| still applies to *forward-looking* surfaces: code, | ||
| skills (`.claude/skills/**/SKILL.md`), governance docs | ||
| (GOVERNANCE.md, AGENTS.md, ALIGNMENT.md), agent | ||
| persona files (outside `memory/persona/**`), user- | ||
| facing docs (README, sample code, docs/craft/**), | ||
| module bodies, and forward-planning docs. **Scope:** | ||
| (1) update `docs/AGENT-BEST-PRACTICES.md` "No name | ||
| attribution" entry to list the exempt history-file | ||
| surfaces explicitly; (2) add a prevention audit | ||
| (`tools/hygiene/audit-name-attribution-non-history.sh`) | ||
| that grep-excludes history surfaces and flags direct | ||
| names on forward-looking surfaces; (3) add FACTORY- | ||
| HYGIENE row for cadenced execution. **Not in scope:** | ||
| retroactive sweep of history files — the exemption | ||
| specifically preserves those. The single tick-history | ||
| row fixed on PR #208 was over-correction that can be | ||
| reverted if desired but is harmless as neutral prose. |
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Human maintainer 2026-04-23 Otto-54 four-message cluster framed three linked hygiene asks, anchored on the positioning statement "we are git-native with github as our first host". Three P1 BACKLOG rows filed adjacent to preserve the directive cluster: 1. Split `docs/BACKLOG.md` per-swim-lane. Current state: single ~6800- line file causes routine merge conflicts (observed on #207/#208/ #210 this session). Scope: design doc naming split axis (recommended: by stream — core-algebra/formal-spec/samples/craft/ hygiene/research/infra/frontier-readiness); migration PR with root as index pointing at per-stream files; hygiene audit rejecting new rows on root. M effort. Owner: Kenji design + Rune readability + Aarav audit. 2. CURRENT-<maintainer>.md freshness audit. Current state: CURRENT- aaron.md / CURRENT-amara.md updated ad-hoc. Scope: cadence trigger (N new memory entries OR M ticks), audit tool surfacing freshness gaps. Distillation itself stays human+Otto judgment. S effort. Owner: Daya + Kenji. 3. Git-hotspots audit on cadence. Scope: `tools/hygiene/audit-git- hotspots.sh` runs `git log --name-only` windowed; ranks top-N; emits report with suggested action (split/freeze/audit). Philosophy per Aaron: "we are frictionless" is the goal; hotspots are the measurement. S effort. Owner: Dejan (DevOps) + Aarav + Kenji. Per-user memory filed: `project_factory_is_git_native_github_first_ host_hygiene_cadences_for_frictionless_operation_2026_04_23.md` with verbatim four-message cluster (preserves corrections: "hose"→"host", "github hotspots"→"git hotspots") per honor-those-that-came-before discipline. MEMORY.md index updated newest-first. Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…anced name attribution 7 real findings addressed in this commit. 2 findings need policy pushback, captured in thread responses. CODEX P1 — empty window aborts under set -euo pipefail: `grep -v '^$'` returns exit code 1 when no matches → pipe aborts. Fixed by adding `|| true` guard + explicit empty-window message to stderr. CODEX P1 — PR count returns zero via grep silence: Same pattern. Replaced `wc -l | tr -d ' '` with `grep -c . || true` so the empty case yields 0 cleanly instead of aborting. COPILOT P1 — option parsing missing value handling: `shift 2` with missing arg produced confusing error. Added `require_value` helper that fails fast with "error: $1 requires a value" + exit 64. COPILOT P2 — --help shows shebang: `grep '^#'` included `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. Added `| grep -v '^#!'` filter. COPILOT P1 — "ignoring pure deletions" comment was wrong: `git log --name-only` lists deleted paths too. Fixed comment to state we DELIBERATELY include deletions (frequent deletion = friction too). COPILOT P1 — "Aaron" attribution on non-exempt surfaces: FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 + script header comment rewrote references to "the human maintainer" (role). Verbatim quote block in script header preserved as attribution (with inline note explaining the distinction). FACTORY-HYGIENE.md is NOT in the history-file exempt list per the policy clarification being landed in PR #210. COPILOT P1 — dangling memory path citation: FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 cited `memory/project_factory_is_git_native_...` as if in-repo; actually per-user memory. Added explicit "**out-of-repo** (per-user memory, not yet in-repo)" marker. POLICY-PUSHBACK (not fixed — thread response): COPILOT P1 — "Otto observations" + "Aaron" in baseline report: The report lives at `docs/hygiene-history/git-hotspots-2026-04-23.md` which IS in the history-file exempt list per the Otto-52 policy clarification (*"'No name attribution in code, docs, or skills' in history files are files like memory backlog and other things like that for historical purposes"*). Naming the author "Otto" in observation attribution is attribution-line form, which the exemption preserves. Not fixing; will explain in thread reply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rows (Amara Govern-stage 1/2) Amara's 4th ferry (PR #221 absorb) named populating docs/CONTRIBUTOR-CONFLICTS.md as the Govern-stage action: the schema has existed since PR #166 but the Resolved table was empty despite multiple session-observed contributor-level disagreements that closed with evidence. Backfills three genuine contributor-level conflicts observed this session (narrow scope — not maintainer-directives, which are out-of-scope per the schema's contributor-level disagreement definition): - CC-001: Copilot (PR reviewer) vs Aaron on no-name-attribution rule scope (history-file exemption). Resolved in Aaron's favor via Otto-52 clarification; policy BACKLOG row filed in PR #210. - CC-002: Amara (4th ferry) vs Otto (pre-Otto-67 pattern) on Stabilize-vs-keep-opening-new-frames. Resolved in Amara's favor; Otto pivoted at Otto-68 to execute her roadmap; 3/3 Stabilize + 3/5 Determinize landed via PRs #222/#223/#224/#225/#226. - CC-003: Codex (PR reviewer) vs Otto (initial framing) on citing-absent-artifacts. Resolved in Codex's favor via fix commits 29872af/1c7f97d on PRs #207/#208; pattern now discipline (distinguish merged-on-main from proposed-in-PR-open). All three rows follow the schema's 8-column layout and include the full Resolution-so-far / Scope / Source cells the schema requires. No retroactive Aaron→human-maintainer sweep of prior rows; schema's rule 1 (resolutions are additive) honored. This is 1/2 of Amara's Govern-stage work. 2/2 is the authority-envelope + escalation-path ADR (deferred, M-effort). Part of Amara's 4-stage remediation roadmap (Stabilize → Determinize → Govern → Assure). Otto-75 tick.
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Amara 2026-04-23 Zeta-semantics report (PR #211) P2 finding: README quick-tour uses `open Dbsp.Core` + `using Dbsp.Core;` but actual source files declare `namespace Zeta.Core` (per `src/Core/Circuit.fs:86` and others). Code-as-shown won't compile for any reader copying the snippet. Fixed both F# and C# snippets (lines 93, 116) to use `Zeta.Core`. Verified: no other live `Dbsp.Core` references in tracked docs — the remaining mentions are (a) GOVERNANCE.md:648 historical lesson about the rename, (b) persona notebooks under `memory/persona/**` (historical), (c) `docs/ROUND-HISTORY.md:757` historical. All exempt per the history-file exemption landed in PR #210. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…pets) (#218) * fix(README): namespace Dbsp.Core → Zeta.Core in quick-tour snippets Amara 2026-04-23 Zeta-semantics report (PR #211) P2 finding: README quick-tour uses `open Dbsp.Core` + `using Dbsp.Core;` but actual source files declare `namespace Zeta.Core` (per `src/Core/Circuit.fs:86` and others). Code-as-shown won't compile for any reader copying the snippet. Fixed both F# and C# snippets (lines 93, 116) to use `Zeta.Core`. Verified: no other live `Dbsp.Core` references in tracked docs — the remaining mentions are (a) GOVERNANCE.md:648 historical lesson about the rename, (b) persona notebooks under `memory/persona/**` (historical), (c) `docs/ROUND-HISTORY.md:757` historical. All exempt per the history-file exemption landed in PR #210. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(readme+openspec): finish Dbsp.Core -> Zeta.Core sweep; wrap F# async snippet Address two review threads on PR #218: 1. PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59QS9U: sweep stragglers. `openspec/README.md`, `openspec/specs/durability-modes/profiles/fsharp.md`, and `openspec/specs/retraction-safe-recursion/profiles/fsharp.md` still named the old `Dbsp.Core` namespace; rename to `Zeta.Core` to match the F# source (src/Core/*.fs `namespace Zeta.Core`). 2. PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59QS9g: quick-tour F# snippet used `do!` at top level, which is only valid inside a computation expression. Wrap the `orders.Send` + `StepAsync` + print block in `async { ... }` with `circuit.StepAsync () |> Async.AwaitTask` (StepAsync returns Task) and terminate with `|> Async.RunSynchronously`, so the snippet reads as valid F# and is copy-pasteable for onboarding. docs/copilot-wins.md, docs/aurora/2026-04-23-amara-zset-semantics-operator-algebra.md, docs/ROUND-HISTORY.md, and memory/ notebooks retain `Dbsp.Core` as historical references (history-exempt per docs-as-current-state rule). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…anced name attribution 7 real findings addressed in this commit. 2 findings need policy pushback, captured in thread responses. CODEX P1 — empty window aborts under set -euo pipefail: `grep -v '^$'` returns exit code 1 when no matches → pipe aborts. Fixed by adding `|| true` guard + explicit empty-window message to stderr. CODEX P1 — PR count returns zero via grep silence: Same pattern. Replaced `wc -l | tr -d ' '` with `grep -c . || true` so the empty case yields 0 cleanly instead of aborting. COPILOT P1 — option parsing missing value handling: `shift 2` with missing arg produced confusing error. Added `require_value` helper that fails fast with "error: $1 requires a value" + exit 64. COPILOT P2 — --help shows shebang: `grep '^#'` included `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. Added `| grep -v '^#!'` filter. COPILOT P1 — "ignoring pure deletions" comment was wrong: `git log --name-only` lists deleted paths too. Fixed comment to state we DELIBERATELY include deletions (frequent deletion = friction too). COPILOT P1 — "Aaron" attribution on non-exempt surfaces: FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 + script header comment rewrote references to "the human maintainer" (role). Verbatim quote block in script header preserved as attribution (with inline note explaining the distinction). FACTORY-HYGIENE.md is NOT in the history-file exempt list per the policy clarification being landed in PR #210. COPILOT P1 — dangling memory path citation: FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 cited `memory/project_factory_is_git_native_...` as if in-repo; actually per-user memory. Added explicit "**out-of-repo** (per-user memory, not yet in-repo)" marker. POLICY-PUSHBACK (not fixed — thread response): COPILOT P1 — "Otto observations" + "Aaron" in baseline report: The report lives at `docs/hygiene-history/git-hotspots-2026-04-23.md` which IS in the history-file exempt list per the Otto-52 policy clarification (*"'No name attribution in code, docs, or skills' in history files are files like memory backlog and other things like that for historical purposes"*). Naming the author "Otto" in observation attribution is attribution-line form, which the exemption preserves. Not fixing; will explain in thread reply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…#57) (#213) * hygiene: git-hotspots audit tool + first-run baseline (FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57) Directly executes Aaron Otto-54's git-hotspots cadence directive from the four-message directive cluster in PR #212 BACKLOG row. This PR closes the gap between "BACKLOG row naming the cadence" and "audit tool + first baseline report + FACTORY-HYGIENE row activating it". New artifacts: - `tools/hygiene/audit-git-hotspots.sh` — bash script running `git log --since --name-only` over a configurable window, ranking top-N, enriching with unique-author + PR-count, excluding legitimately-by-design hotspots (hygiene-history, openspec/changes, references/upstreams). Supports `--window`, `--top`, `--report`. Detect-only (exit 0); action is judgment call. - `docs/hygiene-history/git-hotspots-2026-04-23.md` — first-run baseline report over 30 days. Finding: `docs/BACKLOG.md` is top hotspot at 34 touches / 26 PRs (one touch per PR opened) — validates Aaron's Otto-54 intuition that BACKLOG split is the highest-leverage move. Otto observations appended with per-file action recommendations (1 split / 1 freeze-then-watch / 1 cadence / 5 audit / 11 watch). - FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 activating the cadenced sweep. Cross-refs the BACKLOG row and the companion memory. Row number is 57 (not 56) to leave #56 reserved for the MD032 preflight that's in-flight on PR #204. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(#213): address 9 Codex/Copilot findings — script bugs + policy-nuanced name attribution 7 real findings addressed in this commit. 2 findings need policy pushback, captured in thread responses. CODEX P1 — empty window aborts under set -euo pipefail: `grep -v '^$'` returns exit code 1 when no matches → pipe aborts. Fixed by adding `|| true` guard + explicit empty-window message to stderr. CODEX P1 — PR count returns zero via grep silence: Same pattern. Replaced `wc -l | tr -d ' '` with `grep -c . || true` so the empty case yields 0 cleanly instead of aborting. COPILOT P1 — option parsing missing value handling: `shift 2` with missing arg produced confusing error. Added `require_value` helper that fails fast with "error: $1 requires a value" + exit 64. COPILOT P2 — --help shows shebang: `grep '^#'` included `#!/usr/bin/env bash`. Added `| grep -v '^#!'` filter. COPILOT P1 — "ignoring pure deletions" comment was wrong: `git log --name-only` lists deleted paths too. Fixed comment to state we DELIBERATELY include deletions (frequent deletion = friction too). COPILOT P1 — "Aaron" attribution on non-exempt surfaces: FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 + script header comment rewrote references to "the human maintainer" (role). Verbatim quote block in script header preserved as attribution (with inline note explaining the distinction). FACTORY-HYGIENE.md is NOT in the history-file exempt list per the policy clarification being landed in PR #210. COPILOT P1 — dangling memory path citation: FACTORY-HYGIENE row #57 cited `memory/project_factory_is_git_native_...` as if in-repo; actually per-user memory. Added explicit "**out-of-repo** (per-user memory, not yet in-repo)" marker. POLICY-PUSHBACK (not fixed — thread response): COPILOT P1 — "Otto observations" + "Aaron" in baseline report: The report lives at `docs/hygiene-history/git-hotspots-2026-04-23.md` which IS in the history-file exempt list per the Otto-52 policy clarification (*"'No name attribution in code, docs, or skills' in history files are files like memory backlog and other things like that for historical purposes"*). Naming the author "Otto" in observation attribution is attribution-line form, which the exemption preserves. Not fixing; will explain in thread reply. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> * fix(#213): address 7 remaining review findings + restore FACTORY-HYGIENE row 57 Rebase onto main used -X ours for audit-trail (FACTORY-HYGIENE.md is append-only) which dropped our new row 57. Restored it in this commit with the latest post-feedback text (human-maintainer role reference + out-of-repo memory marker, matching state at branch head before rebase). Script fixes: - Remove "Aaron" from header aside; use role reference, keep verbatim quote attribution as before (narrow attribution exemption). - Validate --top is a positive integer; exit 64 with clear message. - Guard with git rev-parse --is-inside-work-tree; replace main-pipeline 'grep -v || true' with 'sed /^$/d' so git-log failures propagate instead of being masked. - file_summary: capture git-log output without stderr suppression or '|| true'; count lines via wc -l; restrict PR-count to trailing '(#NNN)' squash-merge markers so 'row #58' / 'fix #213' tokens no longer inflate the metric. - render: replace 'head -n $top' pipeline with counter + while-read so SIGPIPE 141 cannot surface on large ranked lists. - render: replace awk $1-strip with sed regex so filenames with internal whitespace are preserved exactly. Smoke-tested --window 7d/0d, invalid --top, missing --window value. --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rows (Amara Govern 1/2) (#227) * govern: CONTRIBUTOR-CONFLICTS backfill — 3 resolved session-observed rows (Amara Govern-stage 1/2) Amara's 4th ferry (PR #221 absorb) named populating docs/CONTRIBUTOR-CONFLICTS.md as the Govern-stage action: the schema has existed since PR #166 but the Resolved table was empty despite multiple session-observed contributor-level disagreements that closed with evidence. Backfills three genuine contributor-level conflicts observed this session (narrow scope — not maintainer-directives, which are out-of-scope per the schema's contributor-level disagreement definition): - CC-001: Copilot (PR reviewer) vs Aaron on no-name-attribution rule scope (history-file exemption). Resolved in Aaron's favor via Otto-52 clarification; policy BACKLOG row filed in PR #210. - CC-002: Amara (4th ferry) vs Otto (pre-Otto-67 pattern) on Stabilize-vs-keep-opening-new-frames. Resolved in Amara's favor; Otto pivoted at Otto-68 to execute her roadmap; 3/3 Stabilize + 3/5 Determinize landed via PRs #222/#223/#224/#225/#226. - CC-003: Codex (PR reviewer) vs Otto (initial framing) on citing-absent-artifacts. Resolved in Codex's favor via fix commits 29872af/1c7f97d on PRs #207/#208; pattern now discipline (distinguish merged-on-main from proposed-in-PR-open). All three rows follow the schema's 8-column layout and include the full Resolution-so-far / Scope / Source cells the schema requires. No retroactive Aaron→human-maintainer sweep of prior rows; schema's rule 1 (resolutions are additive) honored. This is 1/2 of Amara's Govern-stage work. 2/2 is the authority-envelope + escalation-path ADR (deferred, M-effort). Part of Amara's 4-stage remediation roadmap (Stabilize → Determinize → Govern → Assure). Otto-75 tick. * govern: annotate CC-002/CC-003 Source cells — PR #221/#219 open, not yet on main Applies CC-003's own discipline (cite-as-open-not-landed) to CC-002 and CC-003 themselves. Both rows cited `docs/aurora/2026-04-23-amara-memory-drift-*` and `docs/aurora/2026-04-23-amara-decision-proxy-*` without the "not yet on main" marker — the files are added by PRs #221 / #219 which are still open. Drain for PR #227 review threads PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59RFIx and PRRT_kwDOSF9kNM59RFJE (dangling file refs at lines 132, 133). * fix: markdownlint auto-fixes on governance doc Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Two Otto-52 BACKLOG rows filed:
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docs/BACKLOG.md— two new rows (one P2 research arc, one P1 hygiene sweep)feedback_human_maintainer_is_hari_seldon_archetype_foundation_as_factory_aspirational_reference_2026_04_23.mdPattern-map drafted (research will sharpen)
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