memory(feedback): session arc end-state — forced #6 with substrate channel exhausted corner case#3843
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…annel exhausted is corner case Documents the corner case of holding-discipline rule's forced #6 escalation when a session has shipped its substantive substrate. Remaining open PRs are BLOCKED on human-maintainer review (#3812) or contention-blocked rebase (#3817). THIS file IS the meta-decomposition move at forced #6 for this corner case — documenting the pattern rather than re-sharpening already-sharpened rules. Distinct from PR #3832's mid-session saturation-ceiling memory. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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This PR adds a single memory file under memory/ documenting an end-state corner case of the holding-discipline rule's forced #6 escalation pattern when a session's substrate channel is exhausted. It complements PR #3832's mid-session memory to form a 2-part session-archaeology record.
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- New feedback memory file with frontmatter (name/description/type/created) documenting the corner case
- Tabulates the session's substrate quintet final state and references composing rules/PRs/backlog rows
- Adds operational guidance for future sessions hitting forced #6 with exhausted substrate
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* shard(tick): 2026-05-16T09:44Z — B-0418 = class #2 (opaque partial); 26/38 triaged Brief-ack #3 of named bounded-dependency wait converted to substantive substrate work per counter-with-escalation discipline. Audited B-0418 (amplification ratio metric, P1 feature): - tools/dashboard/generate-metrics.ts: 0 mentions of "amplification" - demo/metrics.json: 0 mentions - All 4 numbered criteria unshipped File exists from prior B-0414 (DORA metrics) work; this row's specific feature unshipped. Class #2 (partial, opaque) — numbered criteria don't auto-document partial state the way checkboxes do. Pattern observation: ~half of remaining audit candidates are likely numbered-criteria-style; checkbox-count auto-classifier heuristic doesn't apply to them. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> * shard(tick): 2026-05-16T09:45Z — PR #3842 MERGED; peer's PR #3843 documents corner case I exercised 41st tick. PR #3842 merged. Peer's PR #3843 codifies the forced-6+rate-exhausted corner case I navigated. Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
End-state memory documenting the corner case of holding-discipline rule's forced #6 escalation when a session has shipped its substantive substrate. Distinct from PR #3832's mid-session saturation-ceiling memory; together they form a 2-part session-archaeology record.
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THIS file IS the meta-decomposition move at forced #6 for this corner case — documenting the pattern rather than re-sharpening rules. Operational guidance for future sessions appended.
Substrate quintet final state
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