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Per-file semantic classification of 7 files moves them out of
HEURISTIC_LFG_DOMINATES into SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES with named
evidence per the strict bucket rule:
5 calibration-batch reclassification (older "ALREADY-COVERED" label
== SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES under strict bucket):
- feedback_doc_class_mirror_beacon (+1): LFG cites full rule + lineage
- feedback_codeql_umbrella (+12): LFG resolved Open question with primary-source detail
- MEMORY.md (+11): LFG has 29 newer entries
- CURRENT-aaron (+2): LFG has §§26-30 + threading lineage
- CURRENT-amara (+2): LFG has §12 three Amara class-namings
2 newly verified this batch (named evidence per file):
- SECURITY.md (+4): LFG strict superset (private vuln reporting +
supported versions + security posture + STRIDE/crypto/audit/static/
formal-verification details)
- validate-agencysignature-pr-body.sh (+5): LFG cleaner refactor +
fixes truncated spec reference ("Section 9.2 (Task: none fallback per )"
→ "Section 9.2 (Task: none fallback)")
Ledger update:
classified_safe_lines: 97 → 134 (+37)
unclassified_lines: 176 → 139 (-37)
unsafe_lines: 0 (unchanged)
Files still in HEURISTIC_LFG_DOMINATES: 11 files / 139 lines.
Largest remaining: budget-snapshot-cadence.yml (38), fix-markdown-md032-md026.py (16),
curl-fetch.sh (14), loop-tick-history.md (12), macos.sh (11).
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Pull request overview
Updates the 0/0/0 hard-reset readiness ledger and documents the evidence for promoting a small batch of files from “heuristic/unclassified” to “safe to reset” under the strict bucket taxonomy.
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- Refreshes the strict ledger totals (safe vs unclassified line counts) and adds a breakdown of what composes each total.
- Adds “Batch 1” classification entries with per-file evidence, promoting 2 files to
SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES.
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| docs/active-trajectory.md | Updates ledger totals/timestamp and adds composition breakdowns for classified vs unclassified lines. |
| docs/0-0-0-readiness/CLASSIFICATION.md | Adds Batch 1 classification table entries and re-tabs calibration-batch items under the strict buckets. |
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Four real defects found by Codex P2 + Copilot 3 threads, all addressed:
1. Codex P2 + Copilot dupe (active-trajectory.md): three downstream prose
paragraphs still cited "176 unclassified / 18 files" even though the
four-bucket ledger now says 139 / 11. Root fix: replace each stale
number with a pointer back to the live ledger (single source of truth).
This removes the future drift class entirely instead of merely bumping
numbers.
2. Copilot frontmatter (CLASSIFICATION.md): `last_updated: 2026-04-28`
→ `2026-04-29`; status updated to reflect "batch 1 landed; ~139 lines /
11 files remain unclassified".
3. Copilot persona-name on line 151 (active-trajectory.md): file enumerates
`CURRENT-aaron.md` / `CURRENT-amara.md` filenames as part of named
evidence for the calibration batch. Per maintainer 2026-04-29T10:30Z
("active-trajectory.md should count as history I think and keep
maintainer names like backlog"), the right fix is to add
docs/active-trajectory.md to the closed-list of history surfaces in
docs/AGENT-BEST-PRACTICES.md so the rule matches the maintainer call.
That's done in this commit. The file's job IS to preserve who-said-what
+ per-file named evidence; persona-named filenames are first-class
substrate here.
Per Amara 2026-04-29: keep #837 the right shape, don't widen scope. Each
edit either fixes a defect found by review or lands a deferred maintainer-
sanctioned rule update that resolves the same defect at the root.
Ledger unchanged: 273 = 134 (classified safe) + 0 (unsafe) + 139 (unclassified).
Arithmetic sanity check confirms the math from Amara's review.
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Round-15 review threads resolved in 1418845. Named evidence per thread: Codex P2 + Copilot (lines 145, both — stale 176/18 reconciliation): Copilot (line 151 of Copilot (line 92 of Per Amara 2026-04-29 review: arithmetic sanity check holds — |
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…SSIFICATION.md, point at live trajectory ledger Codex P2 (round-15-followup, 11:47Z) flagged that this doc still described the work as "remaining 18 files" and listed SECURITY.md + validate-agencysignature-pr-body.sh in the deferred-list — even though both files were promoted to SAFE in the Batch 1 table on the same commit. The contradictory counts could mislead the next reviewer about what's still pending. Same root fix as the prior reconciliation pass on active-trajectory.md: remove hand-maintained file lists that drift as batches land. The single source of truth for "what's still unclassified" is the four-bucket ledger in docs/active-trajectory.md (composition of unclassified_lines). This doc keeps the per-batch SAFE tables (the classification record itself) but stops trying to mirror the remaining-set, which is the surface that drifts. Edits: - "Heuristic for the remaining 18 files" → "Heuristic for the remaining unclassified files" + dropped the heuristic-list table (it was the surface Codex caught drifting); kept the heuristic rule prose, which doesn't drift. - "Remaining 18 files (deferred to follow-up ticks)" + the 18-row list → one-paragraph pointer at the trajectory ledger. - "23 files" / "18 files" / "deferred 18 files" → "remaining unclassified files" / "live list in docs/active-trajectory.md". - Calibration insight prose preserved (the heuristic continues to hold across batches; just the fixed counts stripped). Lane discipline: this commit does not widen scope or classify new files — it only reconciles documentation surfaces with the live ledger. PR #837 shape unchanged.
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Codex P2 (11:47Z) addressed in 6455a1b. Same pattern as the round-15 fix, deeper instance:
Net change: 53 lines deleted (hand-maintained drift surface), 14 lines added (pointer prose). Doc still has all the named-evidence batch tables; just no longer tries to track the residual count in two places. Lane discipline preserved: no new file classifications added in this commit; only documentation surfaces reconciled. PR shape unchanged. |
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| like backlog"); names + filenames-with-names | ||
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The example filename CURRENT-aaron.md is ambiguous here; elsewhere in the repo the canonical file is memory/CURRENT-aaron.md (same for memory/CURRENT-amara.md). Consider using the full path in this policy bullet so readers don’t go looking for a root-level CURRENT-*.md file.
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| - 9 infra files (97 lines): see "9 infra files" table above. SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES with named per-file evidence. | ||
| - 5 calibration-batch files (28 lines, 2026-04-28): MEMORY.md (11) + codeql_umbrella (12) + doc_class_mirror_beacon (1) + CURRENT-aaron (2) + CURRENT-amara (2). Originally labeled "ALREADY-COVERED" in older taxonomy; under strict bucket each has named evidence in `docs/0-0-0-readiness/CLASSIFICATION.md` → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES. | ||
| - Batch 1 (9 lines, 2026-04-29T11:32Z): SECURITY.md (4) + validate-agencysignature-pr-body.sh (5). See `docs/0-0-0-readiness/CLASSIFICATION.md` Batch 1 table for named evidence per file. |
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This composition line uses shorthand references (MEMORY.md, CURRENT-aaron, CURRENT-amara, and bare codeql_umbrella / doc_class_mirror_beacon) rather than the actual repo paths/filenames (e.g., memory/MEMORY.md, memory/CURRENT-aaron.md, etc.). Please use canonical paths here so the ledger is unambiguous and cross-references are machine-checkable.
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| - Batch 1 (9 lines, 2026-04-29T11:32Z): SECURITY.md (4) + validate-agencysignature-pr-body.sh (5). See `docs/0-0-0-readiness/CLASSIFICATION.md` Batch 1 table for named evidence per file. | |
| - Batch 1 (9 lines, 2026-04-29T11:32Z): see the Batch 1 rows in `docs/0-0-0-readiness/CLASSIFICATION.md` for the canonical per-file paths, line counts, and named evidence; all entries classify as SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES. |
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| | `SECURITY.md` | +4/-8 | **SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES** | AceHack has basic disclosure prose ("open a regular GitHub issue with the security label; no separate disclosure inbox"). LFG has the same content PLUS GitHub private vulnerability reporting link, supported-versions section, security-posture section (trust boundaries / crypto choices / dependency audit / static analysis / formal verification details). LFG is strict superset. | | ||
| | `tools/hygiene/validate-agencysignature-pr-body.sh` | +5/-9 | **SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES** | AceHack has older grep-based refactor + a truncated spec reference ("Section 9.2 (Task: none fallback per )"). LFG has cleaner refactored code with proper Section 9.2 reference ("Task: none fallback") + correct spec-doc lineage. LFG is the bug-fixed form. | |
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The document’s “Classification rubric” table defines statuses like ALREADY-COVERED / NEEDS-FORWARD-SYNC, but Batch 1 introduces SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (and later references ALREADY_RESOLVED / HEURISTIC_LFG_DOMINATES) without defining them or mapping them to the rubric. Please add a short mapping/definition (either update the rubric table or add a “strict-bucket mapping” note) so readers can interpret the Batch 1 statuses without having to context-switch to docs/active-trajectory.md.
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| - `CURRENT-aaron.md` (+2) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has §§26-30 + threading lineage) | ||
| - `CURRENT-amara.md` (+2) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has §12 three Amara class-namings) |
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These entries use shortened names like MEMORY.md, CURRENT-aaron.md, and CURRENT-amara.md without the memory/ prefix, even though earlier in this document the canonical paths are memory/MEMORY.md, memory/CURRENT-aaron.md, and memory/CURRENT-amara.md. Using full paths here would avoid ambiguity (and keeps grep/xref checks reliable).
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| - `CURRENT-aaron.md` (+2) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has §§26-30 + threading lineage) | |
| - `CURRENT-amara.md` (+2) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has §12 three Amara class-namings) | |
| - `memory/MEMORY.md` (+11) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has 29 newer entries) | |
| - `memory/CURRENT-aaron.md` (+2) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has §§26-30 + threading lineage) | |
| - `memory/CURRENT-amara.md` (+2) → SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES (LFG has §12 three Amara class-namings) |
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…t computer-restart (#838 opened) Resume tick after Aaron's computer restart. Recovery sequence: fresh-clone recreated (/tmp wiped on macOS reboot, expected), local main synced to LFG #837 squash-merge, batch-2 evidence re-verified, PR #838 opened with 8 SAFE + 1 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION (loop-tick-history.md mutual divergence). Ledger: 134→215 classified_safe, 0→12 unsafe, 139→46 unclassified. Arithmetic: 273=215+12+46 ✓. Resume-protocol validated: load-state file (`docs/active-trajectory.md`) prevented audit-spiral after restart; fresh-clone recreation procedure was self-evident from doc text.
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…w prose + refresh ledger header Two real findings from #838 review: 1. Copilot (CLASSIFICATION.md line 114): the new Batch 2 evidence cells contained quoted persona-names ("Amara"/"Aaron") in evidence prose. Even though the names appeared as data being shown to the reader (what AceHack contains), CLASSIFICATION.md is a current-state doc surface and the role-vs-name rule applies. Fix: rewrite the affected cells to describe the wrong-form attribution at meta level (e.g. "persona-name attribution citing an external AI reviewer + a PR number") instead of verbatim-quoting the names being criticized. Pre-existing persona-names elsewhere in the doc were NOT introduced in this PR and are not addressed here (would require the same rule-extension move that landed for active-trajectory.md, which was an explicit maintainer call; no equivalent call exists for CLASSIFICATION.md so I'm not extending). 2. Copilot (active-trajectory.md line 145): the ledger header still said "computed 2026-04-29T11:32Z" — stale relative to the Batch 2 update. Fix: update the header to "last updated 2026-04-29T12:13Z, post-Batch-2", clarify which number is the canonically-computed one (potential_loss_lines = 273, computed 2026-04-29T10:25Z), and explain why it remains canonical (LFG advanced via #837 but only on docs not in the AceHack-vs-LFG file set). Lane discipline preserved per Amara 2026-04-29 review: classify files, reduce unclassified_lines, record named evidence. No new file classifications added in this commit.
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…N (12 lines) (#838) * ops(0-0-0): batch 2 — 8 files SAFE (81 lines) + 1 file NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION (12 lines) Promotes 8 of 9 batch-2 candidates to SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES with named per-file evidence; flags 1 file (loop-tick-history.md) as NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION due to mutual divergence in tick-record content. Ledger transition (273 = 215 + 12 + 46 ✓): - classified_safe_lines: 134 → 215 (+81) - unsafe_lines: 0 → 12 (loop-tick-history.md NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION) - unclassified_lines: 139 → 46 (-93) Batch 2 SAFE files + dominant evidence pattern: - codeql-config.yml (6): LFG bb0227e + 817e59c + 1e09fef — deliberate paths-ignore decision (java-kotlin matrix, scan AlloyRunner.java) that AceHack reverted - memory-index-duplicate-lint.yml (8) + audit-memory-index-duplicates.sh (8): persona-name attribution comments on current-state CI/tool surfaces (role-vs-name rule violation); LFG uses role-refs - Shard.fs (9): LFG aa5395b + 9373755 — perf-fixed non-boxing EqualityComparer<'K>.Default per Copilot P1 review on LFG #649; AceHack still has explicit boxing - AUTONOMOUS-LOOP.md (9): LFG 8aa4adc — Option B per-tick shard-mode doctrine (PR #724, landed 2026-04-29T02:04:38Z); AceHack describes legacy single-table append - macos.sh (11): LFG more detailed shellcheck rationale + role-refs; AceHack adds persona-name attribution + terser shellcheck - fix-markdown-md032-md026.py (16): LFG f57d683 + 515db64 — strict superset (376 lines vs 235), adds YAML frontmatter handling AceHack lacks; fence-detection logic identical - curl-fetch.sh (14): LFG more accurate retry-math comment ("up to 5 retries (6 total attempts including the initial try, per curl(1))" vs AceHack incorrect "five attempts total") + role-refs vs AceHack persona-name Batch 2 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION (1 file): - loop-tick-history.md (12): mutual divergence. Each fork has 9-10 unique pre-Option-B tick rows. Maintainer call needed: accept loss / forward-sync / migrate-to-shards. Recommendation: migrate AceHack-only rows to docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/{21,28}/ shard files (preserves evidence in modern format AND makes file content-identical between forks). Remaining unclassified after batch 2 (46 lines / 2 files): - 38 .github/workflows/budget-snapshot-cadence.yml - 8 memory/project_laptop_only_source_integration_scratch_sqlsharp_features_or_designs_high_priority_2026_04_27.md Lane discipline preserved per Amara 2026-04-29 review: classify files, reduce unclassified_lines, record named evidence. No LOST recovery, no tick-3 promotion, no gate-runner script. * hygiene(tick-history): shard 1207Z — 0/0/0 batch-2 classification post computer-restart (#838 opened) Resume tick after Aaron's computer restart. Recovery sequence: fresh-clone recreated (/tmp wiped on macOS reboot, expected), local main synced to LFG #837 squash-merge, batch-2 evidence re-verified, PR #838 opened with 8 SAFE + 1 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION (loop-tick-history.md mutual divergence). Ledger: 134→215 classified_safe, 0→12 unsafe, 139→46 unclassified. Arithmetic: 273=215+12+46 ✓. Resume-protocol validated: load-state file (`docs/active-trajectory.md`) prevented audit-spiral after restart; fresh-clone recreation procedure was self-evident from doc text. * ops(0-0-0): address #838 review threads — scrub persona names from new prose + refresh ledger header Two real findings from #838 review: 1. Copilot (CLASSIFICATION.md line 114): the new Batch 2 evidence cells contained quoted persona-names ("Amara"/"Aaron") in evidence prose. Even though the names appeared as data being shown to the reader (what AceHack contains), CLASSIFICATION.md is a current-state doc surface and the role-vs-name rule applies. Fix: rewrite the affected cells to describe the wrong-form attribution at meta level (e.g. "persona-name attribution citing an external AI reviewer + a PR number") instead of verbatim-quoting the names being criticized. Pre-existing persona-names elsewhere in the doc were NOT introduced in this PR and are not addressed here (would require the same rule-extension move that landed for active-trajectory.md, which was an explicit maintainer call; no equivalent call exists for CLASSIFICATION.md so I'm not extending). 2. Copilot (active-trajectory.md line 145): the ledger header still said "computed 2026-04-29T11:32Z" — stale relative to the Batch 2 update. Fix: update the header to "last updated 2026-04-29T12:13Z, post-Batch-2", clarify which number is the canonically-computed one (potential_loss_lines = 273, computed 2026-04-29T10:25Z), and explain why it remains canonical (LFG advanced via #837 but only on docs not in the AceHack-vs-LFG file set). Lane discipline preserved per Amara 2026-04-29 review: classify files, reduce unclassified_lines, record named evidence. No new file classifications added in this commit. * ops(0-0-0): address #838 Codex P2 — fix mutually-exclusive-bucket violation in loop-tick-history.md cell + record maintainer (c) decision Codex P2 (12:18Z): the NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION evidence cell for loop-tick-history.md listed `2026-04-21T17:28` in BOTH the AceHack-only AND LFG-only timestamp buckets, but the buckets were defined as mutually exclusive. The actual git state is: that timestamp's row exists on BOTH forks with content drift in the trailing portion, so it appears as a `+/-` pair in `git diff` rather than as unique-to-one-side. Fix: rewrite the cell to enumerate three honest cases — truly unique to AceHack (9 timestamps), truly unique to LFG (9 timestamps), and present on both with content drift (1 timestamp: 2026-04-21T17:28). Also records the maintainer (c) decision (forwarded 2026-04-29 via the multi-AI review packet): migrate AceHack-only rows to per-tick shard files under docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/{21,28}/, then hard-reset. The cell now notes the file reclassifies to SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES once the option-(c) migration PR lands. This is a hard-defect fix per Amara's lane caution ("If CI is waiting: ... fix only hard defects if review threads appear"). No new file classifications added; no scope widening. * ops(0-0-0): address #838 Copilot P1 — revert cell to consistent NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION state (decision ≠ resolution) Copilot P1 (12:23Z): the previous cell update conflated "decision exists" with "decision executed". The cell read "NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION → maintainer chose option (c)", which is config-drift relative to the rest of the PR (active-trajectory.md ledger still has unsafe_lines=12; PR description still treats the file as decision-pending). Fix: revert the cell to pure NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION state. The file's classification changes only when option-(c) execution actually lands (the migration PR), not when the decision arrives. Until then the file is "decision-made-but-not-executed" → still NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION for ledger purposes. Cell still preserves the precision improvements from the prior fix: - 3 honest cases (9 truly-unique-AceHack + 9 truly-unique-LFG + 1 same-timestamp-drift) - explicit note that diff direction is not row identity - (c) listed as recommended path in the maintainer-decision options The maintainer-(c) decision will be acted on in a separate post-#838 migration PR. That's where the file's classification flips.
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…s to downstream composition + rollup sections Codex caught a real propagation defect in BOTH docs (same root pattern as the residual-list-drift Codex caught on #837 and the bucket-violation on #838 round 1): 1. CLASSIFICATION.md line 117: Batch 2 cell flipped to SAFE in the prior commit, but the Batch 2 rollup directly below still said "8 of 9 SAFE + 1 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION". Internal inconsistency — same table claiming two states. 2. active-trajectory.md line 173-186: ledger headline block updated to 227/0/46, but downstream "Composition of classified_safe_lines = 215" + "Composition of unsafe_lines = 12" sections still held pre-#839 values. Same contradiction class. Fix both by making the post-merge labeling explicit AND propagating the values: - active-trajectory.md: composition now says "= 227 (post-merge values, contingent on this PR landing — pre-merge in-force value is 215)" + adds an Option-(c) migration line item (+12 lines, loop-tick-history.md). The unsafe_lines composition now shows "(empty post-merge)" with the pre-merge state preserved as a separate paragraph. - CLASSIFICATION.md: rollup line preserves the historical fact ("Batch 2 result as of #838 merge: 8 of 9 SAFE + 1 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION") AND adds the post-option-(c)-migration result ("contingent on the migration PR landing: all 9 SAFE"). Per Amara's Decision-Resolution Guardrail (2026-04-29 packet 9): future-state ledger values must be labeled post-merge; current-state ledger values must remain visible until merge. Now applied consistently across all four affected sections (headline ledger + 2 composition sections + rollup line). Future-self check: every claim about "ledger says X" must be qualified by which-merge-state X is the value of. This is the same drift pattern as residual-list drift, just applied to ledger composition rather than residual file lists. Codex is consistently catching the "I updated A but didn't propagate to B and C" failure mode.
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…per-tick shards (#839) * ops(0-0-0): option-(c) migration — 9 AceHack-only legacy tick rows → per-tick shards (loop-tick-history.md NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION → SAFE) Implements maintainer decision option (c) for `docs/hygiene-history/loop-tick-history.md`: migrate AceHack-only legacy tick rows into modern Option B per-tick shard files under `docs/hygiene-history/ticks/2026/04/28/` so AceHack-side factory tick evidence is durably preserved before hard-reset. Migration Preflight Ledger (Amara 2026-04-29 discipline) — content-hash row identity, not timestamp identity: | timestamp | acehack_row_hash | lfg_row_hash | bucket | shard_action | |---|---|---|---|---| | 2026-04-21T17:28 | d1d54bae860f | d1d54bae860f | COMMON_IDENTICAL_REORDERED | no shard write | | 2026-04-28T04:08 | f23a8b7cdb2d | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0408Z.md | | 2026-04-28T04:18 | 49461a7d509b | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0418Z.md | | 2026-04-28T04:33 | e48763be9831 | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0433Z.md | | 2026-04-28T05:01 | 0fd03048c2fd | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0501Z.md | | 2026-04-28T05:23 | f2263f3742fe | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0523Z.md | | 2026-04-28T05:44 | 6d0979994589 | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0544Z.md | | 2026-04-28T05:50 | e7c8825f26e6 | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0550Z.md | | 2026-04-28T07:15 | 9756cee23c0d | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0715Z.md | | 2026-04-28T08:50 | d39082ee5264 | — | ACEHACK_ONLY | create 0850Z.md | The preflight ledger immediately paid for itself: caught a misclassification of `2026-04-21T17:28` as SAME_TIMESTAMP_DRIFT (during #838 prose-only classification). Content-hash comparison reveals matching row hashes on both forks — the row is COMMON_IDENTICAL_REORDERED (same content, different table position; the `+/-` diff pair was reorder, not drift). Migration scope shrank from 10 suspected to 9 actual shards. Ledger transition (post-merge atomic): - classified_safe_lines: 215 → 227 (+12 for loop-tick-history.md, now SAFE because content preserved as shards on LFG) - unsafe_lines: 12 → 0 - unclassified_lines: 46 (unchanged) - Arithmetic: 273 = 227 + 0 + 46 ✓ Decision-vs-resolution discipline (Amara 2026-04-29): in-force ledger state until this PR merges is `unsafe_lines = 12`; values above represent post-merge state, contingent on this PR landing. A plan is not a state change. Out of scope (separate follow-up): the 9 LFG-only legacy rows on the LFG side need their own migration to shards eventually, but that's not blocking 0/0/0 from the AceHack side and lives as a separate PR. Tick shard 1233Z appended for this work. * ops(0-0-0): address #839 Codex P2 — propagate post-merge ledger values to downstream composition + rollup sections Codex caught a real propagation defect in BOTH docs (same root pattern as the residual-list-drift Codex caught on #837 and the bucket-violation on #838 round 1): 1. CLASSIFICATION.md line 117: Batch 2 cell flipped to SAFE in the prior commit, but the Batch 2 rollup directly below still said "8 of 9 SAFE + 1 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION". Internal inconsistency — same table claiming two states. 2. active-trajectory.md line 173-186: ledger headline block updated to 227/0/46, but downstream "Composition of classified_safe_lines = 215" + "Composition of unsafe_lines = 12" sections still held pre-#839 values. Same contradiction class. Fix both by making the post-merge labeling explicit AND propagating the values: - active-trajectory.md: composition now says "= 227 (post-merge values, contingent on this PR landing — pre-merge in-force value is 215)" + adds an Option-(c) migration line item (+12 lines, loop-tick-history.md). The unsafe_lines composition now shows "(empty post-merge)" with the pre-merge state preserved as a separate paragraph. - CLASSIFICATION.md: rollup line preserves the historical fact ("Batch 2 result as of #838 merge: 8 of 9 SAFE + 1 NEEDS_HUMAN_DECISION") AND adds the post-option-(c)-migration result ("contingent on the migration PR landing: all 9 SAFE"). Per Amara's Decision-Resolution Guardrail (2026-04-29 packet 9): future-state ledger values must be labeled post-merge; current-state ledger values must remain visible until merge. Now applied consistently across all four affected sections (headline ledger + 2 composition sections + rollup line). Future-self check: every claim about "ledger says X" must be qualified by which-merge-state X is the value of. This is the same drift pattern as residual-list drift, just applied to ledger composition rather than residual file lists. Codex is consistently catching the "I updated A but didn't propagate to B and C" failure mode. * ops(0-0-0): address #839 Copilot P2 — tick shard 1233Z rephrased to strictly non-predictive language Copilot P2 (12:41Z, line 1 of tick shard): the shard committed alongside the option-(c) migration PR contained "Ledger update (post-PR-merge): classified_safe_lines 215→227 ..." which is post-merge ledger evidence inside an open PR — borderline Decision-Resolution Drift even with the "post-PR-merge" label. Fix: rephrase to strictly conditional language ("If/when the migration PR merges, the ledger becomes ...") and explicitly preserve the in-force pre-merge state (215/12/46). Tick evidence is now non-predictive: the shard does not assert post-merge state as fact. Threads 1 and 2 (CLASSIFICATION.md line 117 + active-trajectory.md line 146) were already addressed by cd8c720 (the post-merge labeling pass): Batch 2 rollup now distinguishes "as of #838 merge" vs "post-option-(c)-migration"; active-trajectory.md composition sections now use post-merge / pre-merge in-force labeling. Will resolve those threads pointing at cd8c720. Per Amara 2026-04-29 packet 10 (Derived-Rollup Drift): the failure pattern Codex keeps catching is the same family — primary value updated, derived rollup stale. Now consistently fixed across all four affected sections (headline ledger + 2 composition blocks + Batch 2 rollup + tick shard). Future-self check: every ledger-touching commit needs a derived-count consistency sweep before push.
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First per-file classification batch toward clearing the hard-reset signoff gate.
Ledger update
What this batch did
5 calibration-batch reclassification (older "ALREADY-COVERED" label IS SAFE_TO_RESET_LFG_SUPERSEDES under strict bucket — they had named evidence in
docs/0-0-0-readiness/CLASSIFICATION.mdfrom 2026-04-28):feedback_doc_class_mirror_beacon_*.md(+1)feedback_codeql_umbrella_*.md(+12)MEMORY.md(+11)CURRENT-aaron.md(+2)CURRENT-amara.md(+2)2 newly verified this batch (named evidence in
CLASSIFICATION.mdBatch 1 table):SECURITY.md(+4): LFG strict supersettools/hygiene/validate-agencysignature-pr-body.sh(+5): LFG cleaner refactor + bug-fixed spec refWhat's left
11 files / 139 lines still in HEURISTIC_LFG_DOMINATES (per active-trajectory.md ledger composition table). Next batch targets the larger files (budget-snapshot-cadence.yml +38, fix-markdown-md032-md026.py +16, curl-fetch.sh +14).
Hard-reset NOT YET signoff-eligible. Gate still requires
unclassified_lines = 0.Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 noreply@anthropic.com