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# Conflicts: # docs/briefs/r2-manager-brief-authority-matrix.md # docs/briefs/r2-pure-bootstrap-manager.md
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Director — APPROVE in shape. This is the B7 Tier 2 retirement that PB Manager has been holding locally for hours pending env access. Net deletion +7/-82 = ~75 lines of bridge code dissolved. Solid scope discipline:
Minor compliance polish (not a blocker): the PR template asks for exactly one of {delete path / census shrink with N→M / lane + ROADMAP row}. Body would benefit from naming the deleted scaffold path explicitly:
Drive to merge once CI green. This was the largest single mechanical bridge retirement on PB's plate. |
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Verdict: APPROVE — the diff cleanly retires the tracked lower-helpers refinement patch bridge and removes its duplicate call sites. No invariant, modeling, coding, or testing violations observed in the changed lines. I could not run the targeted Cargo test because |
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Verified the scheduled review item against the current branch before merge: the finding was an APPROVE/no-change review, and the bridge retirement is present as intended. |
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* docs(r2): closure-ledger — Substrate/PB rows + R1 path-a signal - T-Substrate-Lens-Primitive: in-flight, #1186 (carrier); instance gates pending - ValueBody list/sum: spot-check note (ROADMAP gap unchanged this pass) - PB patch-lower-helpers: note #1014 + #1192 ratchet scope - R3 bridge retirements: in-flight #1171 #1183 #1192; Verification gate explicit - Incoming surface: path-(a) closure — no residuals absorbed; named R1C-B deferral Cross-program drift sweep per PM detection + Director endorsement. Made-with: Cursor * docs(r2): ledger — ValueBody row reflects #920 list + unicode slice Codex review: spot-check claimed no landed slice vs HEAD; #920 merged ValueBody::List + std.unicode bootstrap. Gate/Last signal/Notes updated; explicit ROADMAP Gap 3 caveat (stale prose). P1 live-state discipline. Made-with: Cursor
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Reviewer (claude opus 4.7) non-blocking exploratory observation on PR #1266: the alphabetical insertion of anthropic_messages_callable_test.rs and anthropic_schema_lockstep_test.rs split the PB Tier-2 #1014 comment block from the test it describes. Moving the comment two lines down restores adjacency. No behavior change.
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…es declaration (#1266) * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * regen bootstrap after std.effects import path fix * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * regen bootstrap + refresh parse manifest after merge * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * PR-α: wrap Operation.callable in CallableRef (typed wrapper, mirrors MethodRef) * chore: apply cargo fmt * doc: align test comments with CallableRef wrapper (cosmetic) * regen bootstrap after merge main * T-Substrate-AnthropicSchemaMirror: v3 typed mirror for Anthropic Messages signature - src/v3/std/anthropic_schema.dag: type-authority-only mirror of provider-domain types reachable from operation Messages signature in dsl/extdeps/llm/anthropic.dag (AnthropicChatMessage + content block variants, AnthropicStopReason, AnthropicMessages200{TextBlock,Usage,Body}). - AnthropicErrorShape deferred (4xx/5xx response slot only; not on the typed return reach for fn anthropic_messages -> AnthropicMessages200Body). - src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/anthropic_schema_lockstep_test.rs: 8 ratchets pinning v3 mirror against v2 source (variant labels, field labels, type-name presence in v2). Discipline mirrors method_registry_test.rs. - Type authority only — no fn anthropic_messages, no Operation rows. Those are the next substrate precursor that consumes these types. * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * chore: apply cargo fmt * anthropic_schema lockstep: couple expected labels to v2 source + optionality Manager review on PR #1261: the prior lockstep tests asserted v3 labels against hard-coded constants and only checked v2 type-name presence. They would NOT catch v2 source drift on field/variant labels themselves. This commit: - Extracts the v2 type-block text via v2_type_block(name). - assert_lockstep_record / assert_lockstep_disj now verify each expected label appears literally in the v2 block, fail-closed on either-side drift. - New anthropic_optional_fields_remain_optional_in_v2_source asserts the '?' suffix on is_error: Bool? and stop_sequence: String? in the v2 source, with comment explaining structural inspection of v3 optionality is deferred to the operation-row precursor (per manager guidance). * anthropic_schema lockstep: bidirectional set equality + structural optionality OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1261: prior ratchet only checked v3 set == expected and expected ⊆ v2. v2 additions silently passed; v3 optionality was text-only on the v2 side, not structurally checked on v3. Strengthened: - v2_record_fields(name) parses the v2 type block and extracts (label, is_optional) tuples directly from the source. v2_disj_variants(name) extracts variant labels (including from inline 'A | B | C' and multi-line '= Foo {} | Bar {}' shapes). - assert_record_lockstep / assert_disj_lockstep assert SET EQUALITY between v2-extracted set and v3 bootstrap set (BTreeSet diff in the failure message names v3-only and v2-only labels). - Optionality is structural on v3: v3_field_is_optional walks the field declaration's TypeConnective and matches Cardinality(AtMostOne, _). Each v2 'T?' field must lower optional; each v2 'T' field must NOT. - New test anthropic_user_content_block_user_tool_result_block_optionality reaches the variant payload Conj for UserToolResultBlock and asserts is_error: Bool? lowers as Cardinality(AtMostOne, Bool) on the inner declaration (variant payloads aren't reached by the record-level ratchet). * chore: apply cargo fmt * fix clippy: use char array in split (manual char comparison lint) * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * anthropic_schema lockstep: per-variant payload field+optionality coverage OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1261: assert_disj_lockstep compared only variant labels, leaving variant payload field labels and optionality unguarded — UserToolResultBlock.content / tool_use_id and AssistantToolUseBlock.id / name / input could drift between v2 and v3 while the test passed. This commit: - v2_disj_variants now returns (label, Option<Vec<(field_label, is_optional)>>), parsing variant payload bodies via the same logic v2_record_fields uses (extracted as parse_v2_brace_body_fields). - v3_variant_payload_fields walks the v3 variant target's Conj declaration and projects (label, Cardinality(AtMostOne, _)?) tuples. - assert_disj_lockstep extends to per-variant payload set equality and optionality: bare-on-bare passes; record-on-record requires set equality + optionality match; mismatched (one-side bare, other-side payload) fails closed. - Drops the redundant special-case is_error optionality test — now subsumed by structural per-variant payload coverage on AnthropicUserContentBlock. * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * anthropic_schema lockstep: type-expression equality (records + variant payloads) OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1261 (sha 1e08a24): label + optionality weren't enough to catch field type drift — content: List<X> could become content: String while tests stayed green. Adds: - v3_canonical_ty(dag, ty): walks declarations to produce a canonical type-expression string. Named decls (String, Bool, AnthropicStopReason, AnthropicMessages200TextBlock, …) canonicalize as their surface name even though their underlying connective unfolds to Instantiation (e.g. String = FreeMonoid<Int>). Anonymous Instantiation sites (List<X>, Map<K, V>) and Cardinality(AtMostOne, T) get unfolded. - normalize_ty_text(raw): strips trailing '?' and compresses internal whitespace so v2 source text matches v3 canonical form. - v2_record_fields and parse_v2_brace_body_fields now return (label, normalized_ty_text, is_optional); v3_variant_payload_fields returns (label, canonical_ty, is_optional). - assert_record_lockstep and assert_disj_lockstep added type-expression equality assertions in addition to label-set equality and optionality. Optionality is checked separately, so the type comparison strips the trailing '?' on both sides and compares inner-element forms only. Coverage: every mirrored field across AnthropicChatMessage, AnthropicUserContentBlock (incl. UserToolResultBlock.content/tool_use_id), AnthropicAssistantContentBlock (incl. AssistantToolUseBlock.input: Json), AnthropicMessages200TextBlock, AnthropicMessages200Usage (input_tokens: Int), and AnthropicMessages200Body (content: List<...>, stop_sequence: String?) now fails closed if v2 carrier type changes. * anthropic_schema lockstep: also reject Arrow declarations (fn leak guard) Codex non-blocking improvement on PR #1261: prior anthropic_schema_authors_no_data_rows test rejected only declarations with value_body: Some(...), so a future fn anthropic_messages would lower as TypeConnective::Arrow with value_body: None and bypass the guard. Renamed to ..._or_fns and extended the filter to also reject TypeConnective::Arrow declarations authored in src/v3/std/anthropic_schema.dag. * chore: apply cargo fmt * T-Substrate-AnthropicMessagesCallable: fn anthropic_messages declaration Service-operation callable declaration precursor for the Anthropic Messages REST operation, the substrate slice Grounding PR-β #1252 is waiting on per parent #1130 dispatch. Adds: - src/v3/std/anthropic_messages.dag: top-level fn anthropic_messages with honest signature consuming v3.std.anthropic_schema mirror types (#1261). Returns AnthropicMessages200Body. host body lowers as ArrowBody::Unparsed (no producerless realization carrier minted). - src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/anthropic_messages_callable_test.rs: 5 ratchets — Arrow shape, parameter type list matches v2 source via v3 mirror, return type is AnthropicMessages200Body, callable is acceptable as Operation.callable.decl target, no Operation/data rows leak (those are PR-β scope). Two intentional simplifications vs v2 (documented in file header): - max_tokens: Int (v2 'Int = 4096'); v3 has no parameter defaults so the default is a caller-side fold, not a v3 contract change. - Return is the 200 body only; AnthropicErrorShape is PR-β response/ wire lockstep concern. Out of scope: anthropic_operations: List<Operation> data row, sibling binding/realization data rows. Grounding owns those. * chore: apply cargo fmt * chore: restore comment/test adjacency in SG-0 census (cosmetic) Reviewer (claude opus 4.7) non-blocking exploratory observation on PR #1266: the alphabetical insertion of anthropic_messages_callable_test.rs and anthropic_schema_lockstep_test.rs split the PB Tier-2 #1014 comment block from the test it describes. Moving the comment two lines down restores adjacency. No behavior change. * anthropic_messages: pin Unparsed body + correct file header prose OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1266: the file header claimed 'host anthropic_messages' lowers to ArrowBody::ExternalRealization, but the generated substrate has ArrowBody::Unparsed(span). Prose did not match the substrate fact, and no test pinned the body class so a silent rewrite was invisible. Fixes: - File header rewritten to honestly describe the actual lowered state: body remains Unparsed because the pipeline-stage post-processing patch in bootstrap.rs:256 is pipeline-specific and does not fire for service-operation callables. The patch is intentionally not added (would require a producerless CompilerHostRealization-style data row, the parallel surface the #1130 dispatch rejects). - New ratchet anthropic_messages_body_is_unparsed pins ArrowBody::Unparsed; a silent rewrite to ExternalRealization / UserDefined / Pending / NoBody fails closed. - File header explicitly bounds the unparsed-body state to the same dissolution trigger as the schema mirror. * regen bootstrap: re-sync byte spans after anthropic_messages.dag header rewrite
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Net-position summary listed "3 narrow slices landed (#1014/#1171/#1183/#1192)" which read as a 3-vs-4 count mismatch. #1171 is the outstanding/suspended bridge (#bridge_include_str_side_channels_retired open), not a landed slice. Restate as 2 landed (canonical lens / lower-helper) + 1 outstanding (#1171) + 1 R3-deferred + 1 retired, totaling 5 — and reference closure-ledger PR #1283 which now tracks the include_str row separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…rement ledger audit (#1282) * WIP: R3 Verification * docs(r3): fix Lane 2 grounding-target gate (add Go) Manager brief Lane 2 gate listed only R2-Grounding-Rust + R2-Grounding-Python while calling it the "Shape A 3-target grounding precondition." Worker brief already correctly required all three (Rust + Python + Go). Add Go to manager gate to match — single-authority discipline per INVARIANTS §P2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): fix bridge-ledger net-position count mismatch Net-position summary listed "3 narrow slices landed (#1014/#1171/#1183/#1192)" which read as a 3-vs-4 count mismatch. #1171 is the outstanding/suspended bridge (#bridge_include_str_side_channels_retired open), not a landed slice. Restate as 2 landed (canonical lens / lower-helper) + 1 outstanding (#1171) + 1 R3-deferred + 1 retired, totaling 5 — and reference closure-ledger PR #1283 which now tracks the include_str row separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): reframe TC bundle as absorbed responsibility, not 3rd lane Manager brief promoted T-FormalGrounding-Verification to a third lane while the structural authority docs/r3-structure.md L108 names exactly "2 lanes + 1 ledger gate" for Verification scope. That created parallel scope authority violating INVARIANTS §P2. Resolved by deferring to r3-structure.md authority: TC1/TC2/TC3 bundle is now an absorbed cross-cutting responsibility (audit cadence + strict-fire tracking folded into manager cadence), matching r3-pb-t-fixedpoint-worker.md L181 "ownership moves" wording. TC3 substrate-introduction worker brief, when its prerequisites land, joins the existing 2-lane scope as a substrate-introduction sub-task — not a new lane row. If Director ratifies a third lane in r3-structure.md itself, this brief updates accordingly; until then 2-lane scope is the authority. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): fix L4-vs-L5 categorical-equivalence drift Lane 1 brief had a dissolution-trigger note claiming L5 cross-target corpus could absorb per-target L4 receipts. That conflates two categorically different claims per THESIS.md L179-180: L4 compares emit-target output vs .dag evaluation (per-target), L5 compares Rust/Python/Go behavior cross-target. L5 passing does not entail any target matching .dag eval, so L5 cannot subsume L4. Replace with honest stability invariant matching upstream PR-D pattern, plus explicit note that L4 has no current structural dissolution trigger (per codex BLOCKING f5f63c7: NOT a Lens<C> instance, runtime-corpus by design). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): drop "this lane" language from absorbed-responsibility brief TC bundle brief was reframed as absorbed responsibility (not a lane) but retained "this lane" wording in five places. Replace with "this bundle" throughout to match the locked 2-lane framing per r3-structure.md L108. Editorial fix per cursor reviewer optional finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): align acceptance gates with r3-structure.md authority Lane 1 brief had: - Slice 3 narrowing L7 to "at least one named law" (weakened the closure bar vs r3-structure.md L54 which requires every algebra × every applicable law). - Single made-up gate name verification_l4_l7_direct_per_target_equivalence_landed parallel to the authoritative l4_emit_eval_match + l7_algebraic_laws_witnessed pair (single-authority drift per INVARIANTS §P2). Lane 2 brief similarly used made-up verification_l5_cross_target_consistency_landed parallel to authoritative l5_cross_target_consistency. Manager brief acceptance section restated to cite both authority gates for Lane 1 + L5 authority gate for Lane 2; explicit "partial-coverage early slices do NOT close the lane" framing. Slice 3 in Lane 1 now explicitly marked as coverage-seed only with closure gate referring to full r3-structure.md authority. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…1290) * WIP: R3 Verification * docs(r3): fix Lane 2 grounding-target gate (add Go) Manager brief Lane 2 gate listed only R2-Grounding-Rust + R2-Grounding-Python while calling it the "Shape A 3-target grounding precondition." Worker brief already correctly required all three (Rust + Python + Go). Add Go to manager gate to match — single-authority discipline per INVARIANTS §P2. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): fix bridge-ledger net-position count mismatch Net-position summary listed "3 narrow slices landed (#1014/#1171/#1183/#1192)" which read as a 3-vs-4 count mismatch. #1171 is the outstanding/suspended bridge (#bridge_include_str_side_channels_retired open), not a landed slice. Restate as 2 landed (canonical lens / lower-helper) + 1 outstanding (#1171) + 1 R3-deferred + 1 retired, totaling 5 — and reference closure-ledger PR #1283 which now tracks the include_str row separately. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): reframe TC bundle as absorbed responsibility, not 3rd lane Manager brief promoted T-FormalGrounding-Verification to a third lane while the structural authority docs/r3-structure.md L108 names exactly "2 lanes + 1 ledger gate" for Verification scope. That created parallel scope authority violating INVARIANTS §P2. Resolved by deferring to r3-structure.md authority: TC1/TC2/TC3 bundle is now an absorbed cross-cutting responsibility (audit cadence + strict-fire tracking folded into manager cadence), matching r3-pb-t-fixedpoint-worker.md L181 "ownership moves" wording. TC3 substrate-introduction worker brief, when its prerequisites land, joins the existing 2-lane scope as a substrate-introduction sub-task — not a new lane row. If Director ratifies a third lane in r3-structure.md itself, this brief updates accordingly; until then 2-lane scope is the authority. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): fix L4-vs-L5 categorical-equivalence drift Lane 1 brief had a dissolution-trigger note claiming L5 cross-target corpus could absorb per-target L4 receipts. That conflates two categorically different claims per THESIS.md L179-180: L4 compares emit-target output vs .dag evaluation (per-target), L5 compares Rust/Python/Go behavior cross-target. L5 passing does not entail any target matching .dag eval, so L5 cannot subsume L4. Replace with honest stability invariant matching upstream PR-D pattern, plus explicit note that L4 has no current structural dissolution trigger (per codex BLOCKING f5f63c7: NOT a Lens<C> instance, runtime-corpus by design). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): drop "this lane" language from absorbed-responsibility brief TC bundle brief was reframed as absorbed responsibility (not a lane) but retained "this lane" wording in five places. Replace with "this bundle" throughout to match the locked 2-lane framing per r3-structure.md L108. Editorial fix per cursor reviewer optional finding. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): align acceptance gates with r3-structure.md authority Lane 1 brief had: - Slice 3 narrowing L7 to "at least one named law" (weakened the closure bar vs r3-structure.md L54 which requires every algebra × every applicable law). - Single made-up gate name verification_l4_l7_direct_per_target_equivalence_landed parallel to the authoritative l4_emit_eval_match + l7_algebraic_laws_witnessed pair (single-authority drift per INVARIANTS §P2). Lane 2 brief similarly used made-up verification_l5_cross_target_consistency_landed parallel to authoritative l5_cross_target_consistency. Manager brief acceptance section restated to cite both authority gates for Lane 1 + L5 authority gate for Lane 2; explicit "partial-coverage early slices do NOT close the lane" framing. Slice 3 in Lane 1 now explicitly marked as coverage-seed only with closure gate referring to full r3-structure.md authority. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> * docs(r3): unify TC3 strict-fire gate into single two-stage authority TC3 status table named only substrate-introduction prerequisites under "Strict-fire gate" while §Acceptance separately required T-FixedPoint completion for strict-fire. Two competing gate descriptions for one claim violated single-authority discipline. Restate as a single two-stage gate: (a) substrate-introduction prereqs land tc3_strong_normalization_substrate_introduced (b) T-FixedPoint completion fires the full theorem witness Both stages required; no fire-before-(b) path exists. Stage names match §Acceptance authority below. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> --------- Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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…t closed sub-slice ratchet OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1314: the bridge_exact_string_patching_residual_retired row's authority pointed at bridge_lower_helpers_patch_zero_residual_test.rs, the receipt for the RETIRED lower-helper sub-slice (#1014). The row stays Open because *other* exact-string patching classes remain outside that receipt's scope, so the closed-slice test was misleading as the row's authority. Repointed authority at docs/r3-structure.md:83 — the prose row where the umbrella's open-scope framing ('Other exact-string patching classes ... keep their own dissolution triggers') is defined. Each 'other class' has its own trigger; the umbrella row retires when those triggers all fire. Per-row inline comment in bridge_ledger.dag explains the distinction.
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…edicate + runner (#1314) * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * regen bootstrap after std.effects import path fix * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * regen bootstrap + refresh parse manifest after merge * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * PR-α: wrap Operation.callable in CallableRef (typed wrapper, mirrors MethodRef) * chore: apply cargo fmt * doc: align test comments with CallableRef wrapper (cosmetic) * regen bootstrap after merge main * T-Substrate-AnthropicSchemaMirror: v3 typed mirror for Anthropic Messages signature - src/v3/std/anthropic_schema.dag: type-authority-only mirror of provider-domain types reachable from operation Messages signature in dsl/extdeps/llm/anthropic.dag (AnthropicChatMessage + content block variants, AnthropicStopReason, AnthropicMessages200{TextBlock,Usage,Body}). - AnthropicErrorShape deferred (4xx/5xx response slot only; not on the typed return reach for fn anthropic_messages -> AnthropicMessages200Body). - src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/anthropic_schema_lockstep_test.rs: 8 ratchets pinning v3 mirror against v2 source (variant labels, field labels, type-name presence in v2). Discipline mirrors method_registry_test.rs. - Type authority only — no fn anthropic_messages, no Operation rows. Those are the next substrate precursor that consumes these types. * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * chore: apply cargo fmt * anthropic_schema lockstep: couple expected labels to v2 source + optionality Manager review on PR #1261: the prior lockstep tests asserted v3 labels against hard-coded constants and only checked v2 type-name presence. They would NOT catch v2 source drift on field/variant labels themselves. This commit: - Extracts the v2 type-block text via v2_type_block(name). - assert_lockstep_record / assert_lockstep_disj now verify each expected label appears literally in the v2 block, fail-closed on either-side drift. - New anthropic_optional_fields_remain_optional_in_v2_source asserts the '?' suffix on is_error: Bool? and stop_sequence: String? in the v2 source, with comment explaining structural inspection of v3 optionality is deferred to the operation-row precursor (per manager guidance). * anthropic_schema lockstep: bidirectional set equality + structural optionality OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1261: prior ratchet only checked v3 set == expected and expected ⊆ v2. v2 additions silently passed; v3 optionality was text-only on the v2 side, not structurally checked on v3. Strengthened: - v2_record_fields(name) parses the v2 type block and extracts (label, is_optional) tuples directly from the source. v2_disj_variants(name) extracts variant labels (including from inline 'A | B | C' and multi-line '= Foo {} | Bar {}' shapes). - assert_record_lockstep / assert_disj_lockstep assert SET EQUALITY between v2-extracted set and v3 bootstrap set (BTreeSet diff in the failure message names v3-only and v2-only labels). - Optionality is structural on v3: v3_field_is_optional walks the field declaration's TypeConnective and matches Cardinality(AtMostOne, _). Each v2 'T?' field must lower optional; each v2 'T' field must NOT. - New test anthropic_user_content_block_user_tool_result_block_optionality reaches the variant payload Conj for UserToolResultBlock and asserts is_error: Bool? lowers as Cardinality(AtMostOne, Bool) on the inner declaration (variant payloads aren't reached by the record-level ratchet). * chore: apply cargo fmt * fix clippy: use char array in split (manual char comparison lint) * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * anthropic_schema lockstep: per-variant payload field+optionality coverage OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1261: assert_disj_lockstep compared only variant labels, leaving variant payload field labels and optionality unguarded — UserToolResultBlock.content / tool_use_id and AssistantToolUseBlock.id / name / input could drift between v2 and v3 while the test passed. This commit: - v2_disj_variants now returns (label, Option<Vec<(field_label, is_optional)>>), parsing variant payload bodies via the same logic v2_record_fields uses (extracted as parse_v2_brace_body_fields). - v3_variant_payload_fields walks the v3 variant target's Conj declaration and projects (label, Cardinality(AtMostOne, _)?) tuples. - assert_disj_lockstep extends to per-variant payload set equality and optionality: bare-on-bare passes; record-on-record requires set equality + optionality match; mismatched (one-side bare, other-side payload) fails closed. - Drops the redundant special-case is_error optionality test — now subsumed by structural per-variant payload coverage on AnthropicUserContentBlock. * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * anthropic_schema lockstep: type-expression equality (records + variant payloads) OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1261 (sha 1e08a24): label + optionality weren't enough to catch field type drift — content: List<X> could become content: String while tests stayed green. Adds: - v3_canonical_ty(dag, ty): walks declarations to produce a canonical type-expression string. Named decls (String, Bool, AnthropicStopReason, AnthropicMessages200TextBlock, …) canonicalize as their surface name even though their underlying connective unfolds to Instantiation (e.g. String = FreeMonoid<Int>). Anonymous Instantiation sites (List<X>, Map<K, V>) and Cardinality(AtMostOne, T) get unfolded. - normalize_ty_text(raw): strips trailing '?' and compresses internal whitespace so v2 source text matches v3 canonical form. - v2_record_fields and parse_v2_brace_body_fields now return (label, normalized_ty_text, is_optional); v3_variant_payload_fields returns (label, canonical_ty, is_optional). - assert_record_lockstep and assert_disj_lockstep added type-expression equality assertions in addition to label-set equality and optionality. Optionality is checked separately, so the type comparison strips the trailing '?' on both sides and compares inner-element forms only. Coverage: every mirrored field across AnthropicChatMessage, AnthropicUserContentBlock (incl. UserToolResultBlock.content/tool_use_id), AnthropicAssistantContentBlock (incl. AssistantToolUseBlock.input: Json), AnthropicMessages200TextBlock, AnthropicMessages200Usage (input_tokens: Int), and AnthropicMessages200Body (content: List<...>, stop_sequence: String?) now fails closed if v2 carrier type changes. * anthropic_schema lockstep: also reject Arrow declarations (fn leak guard) Codex non-blocking improvement on PR #1261: prior anthropic_schema_authors_no_data_rows test rejected only declarations with value_body: Some(...), so a future fn anthropic_messages would lower as TypeConnective::Arrow with value_body: None and bypass the guard. Renamed to ..._or_fns and extended the filter to also reject TypeConnective::Arrow declarations authored in src/v3/std/anthropic_schema.dag. * chore: apply cargo fmt * T-Substrate-AnthropicMessagesCallable: fn anthropic_messages declaration Service-operation callable declaration precursor for the Anthropic Messages REST operation, the substrate slice Grounding PR-β #1252 is waiting on per parent #1130 dispatch. Adds: - src/v3/std/anthropic_messages.dag: top-level fn anthropic_messages with honest signature consuming v3.std.anthropic_schema mirror types (#1261). Returns AnthropicMessages200Body. host body lowers as ArrowBody::Unparsed (no producerless realization carrier minted). - src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/anthropic_messages_callable_test.rs: 5 ratchets — Arrow shape, parameter type list matches v2 source via v3 mirror, return type is AnthropicMessages200Body, callable is acceptable as Operation.callable.decl target, no Operation/data rows leak (those are PR-β scope). Two intentional simplifications vs v2 (documented in file header): - max_tokens: Int (v2 'Int = 4096'); v3 has no parameter defaults so the default is a caller-side fold, not a v3 contract change. - Return is the 200 body only; AnthropicErrorShape is PR-β response/ wire lockstep concern. Out of scope: anthropic_operations: List<Operation> data row, sibling binding/realization data rows. Grounding owns those. * chore: apply cargo fmt * chore: restore comment/test adjacency in SG-0 census (cosmetic) Reviewer (claude opus 4.7) non-blocking exploratory observation on PR #1266: the alphabetical insertion of anthropic_messages_callable_test.rs and anthropic_schema_lockstep_test.rs split the PB Tier-2 #1014 comment block from the test it describes. Moving the comment two lines down restores adjacency. No behavior change. * anthropic_messages: pin Unparsed body + correct file header prose OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1266: the file header claimed 'host anthropic_messages' lowers to ArrowBody::ExternalRealization, but the generated substrate has ArrowBody::Unparsed(span). Prose did not match the substrate fact, and no test pinned the body class so a silent rewrite was invisible. Fixes: - File header rewritten to honestly describe the actual lowered state: body remains Unparsed because the pipeline-stage post-processing patch in bootstrap.rs:256 is pipeline-specific and does not fire for service-operation callables. The patch is intentionally not added (would require a producerless CompilerHostRealization-style data row, the parallel surface the #1130 dispatch rejects). - New ratchet anthropic_messages_body_is_unparsed pins ArrowBody::Unparsed; a silent rewrite to ExternalRealization / UserDefined / Pending / NoBody fails closed. - File header explicitly bounds the unparsed-body state to the same dissolution trigger as the schema mirror. * regen bootstrap: re-sync byte spans after anthropic_messages.dag header rewrite * T-Verification-BridgeLedger: substrate carrier for bridge-retirement ledger Adds: - src/v3/std/bridge_ledger.dag: substrate authority for the bridge- retirement ledger Verification's BridgeLedgerZero TestClaim folds. - BridgeStatus = Retired | Open (closed two-variant coproduct; structural partition, no stringly status). - BridgeLedgerRow { name, owner, status, authority } per dispatch contract. - data bridge_ledger: List<BridgeLedgerRow> = [...] populates the five canonical bridge rows from docs/r3-structure.md:79-83. - Per-row status rationale documented in file header: source-span- file-participation Open, mark-bootstrap-secret-nominal-opacity Retired, canonical-lens-name-dispatch Retired, include-str-side- channels Open, exact-string-patching-residual Open. - src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/bridge_ledger_carrier_test.rs: 6 ratchets — BridgeLedgerRow field set, BridgeStatus closed two- variant coproduct, bridge_ledger lowers as List<BridgeLedgerRow>, five canonical names in document order, name uniqueness, status field resolves structurally to a BridgeStatus constructor (not a string). - bootstrap regen + parse manifest refresh + integration mod entry + SG-0 census entry. Single substrate authority — no parallel Rust Vec, no test-side ledger table. Verification's BridgeLedgerZero fold is out of scope for this PR per dispatch. * regen bootstrap + manifest after merging origin/main * T-Verification-BridgeLedger: predicate variant + runner branch (Director scope extension) Per parent #1130 dispatch (#4356094666) extending #1314: substrate authority for BridgeLedgerZero gate, not just the carrier. Adds: - src/v3/std/verification.dag: TestPredicate variant BridgeLedgerZero { ledger: DeclarationRef }. Single payload field preserves typed-edge discipline; structural identity, not stringly ledger reference. - src/v3/compiler/src/test_runner.rs: eval_bridge_ledger_zero branch. Resolves the ledger DeclarationRef, walks ValueBody::List rows, reads each row's status Variant, partitions by structural comparison against BridgeStatus::Retired's variant id (not by name). Returns Pass iff every row is Retired; Fail names the open rows in declaration order. - src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/bridge_ledger_carrier_test.rs: Two new tests: - bridge_ledger_zero_predicate_carries_only_ledger_declaration_ref: pins the variant's payload set to {ledger} and asserts ledger's type is DeclarationRef from v3.spec.v3_l1. - bridge_ledger_zero_runner_fails_with_named_open_rows_at_head: compiles a TestClaim referencing the ledger via DeclarationRef and runs it through TestRunner. At HEAD with three Open rows (source_span_file_participation, include_str_side_channels, exact_string_patching_residual), expects Fail with all three named and the two Retired rows excluded. Re-arms as Pass once all five flip to Retired. - bootstrap regen + parse manifest refresh. 8/8 tests pass; clippy clean. Verification's #1310 can now author the .dag TestClaim consuming this predicate. * chore: apply cargo fmt * doc: bridge_ledger comment cites correct canonical-lens ratchet test (cosmetic) Reviewer (cursor) NON-BLOCKING finding on PR #1314: per-row rationale for bridge_canonical_lens_name_dispatch_retired cited bridge_lower_helpers_patch_zero_residual_test (lower-helper exact-string patch lane) instead of the canonical-lens-name-dispatch ratchet at canonical_lens_bridge_ratchet_test.rs. Comment text only; bootstrap + manifest re-synced for the byte-span shift. * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * eval_bridge_ledger_zero: enforce canonical ledger identity (single-authority) Codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1314: the previous type-check accepted any List<BridgeLedgerRow> declaration, so a sibling list could become a parallel ledger authority and pass the gate independently of the canonical bridge_ledger. INVARIANTS P2 / single-authority violation. Adds: - Canonical-identity check before the type-check guard: the resolved ledger DeclarationId must match dag.declaration_by_name('bridge_ledger').id. Sibling List<BridgeLedgerRow> declarations fail closed with a diagnostic naming the canonical authority. Type-check stays as defense-in-depth (catches a future carrier-shape drift). - New test bridge_ledger_zero_runner_fails_closed_on_sibling_canonical_ shape_ledger: compiles a sibling 'data sibling_ledger: List<BridgeLedgerRow> = []' and asserts BridgeLedgerZero fails closed because the declaration identity isn't the canonical one (even though the type IS compatible). - Existing wrong-type test updated: identity check fires first for any non-canonical ledger, so the assertion now expects the canonical-identity diagnostic. * chore: apply cargo fmt * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * BridgeLedgerZero: tighten payload typing, per-row authority pointers, fail-closed name field Codex BLOCKING(3) on PR #1314 sha b5f7dd5: 1. Authority document: external doc anchor was generic. Made bridge_ledger.dag the explicit substrate authority for rows; per-row 'authority' field now points at the concrete ratchet (test, PR, or gating doc-anchor) that establishes that row's status, not a generic taxonomy heading. Status flips from Open to Retired are gated on the named ratchet reaching zero residual: - source_span_file_participation -> ROADMAP.md#lens-fold-file-path-semantics - mark_bootstrap_secret_nominal_opacity -> PR #937 - canonical_lens_name_dispatch -> canonical_lens_bridge_ratchet_test.rs - include_str_side_channels -> PR #1171 - exact_string_patching_residual -> bridge_lower_helpers_patch_zero_residual_test.rs 2. Predicate schema typing: TestPredicate::BridgeLedgerZero.ledger now typed as BridgeLedgerRef (typed wrapper { decl: DeclarationRef }), mirror of MethodRef / CallableRef. Adds bridge_ledger.dag::BridgeLedgerRef with the same #1175 substrate-gap dissolution trigger. Runner unwraps the record at the predicate boundary. 3. Runner row validation: missing or non-String name field now fails closed instead of using a placeholder, even before status partition. Defensive at the claim boundary, complementing the carrier ratchet that already guards bridge_ledger.dag's substrate-side shape. 10/10 tests pass on the new payload shape: predicate-shape ratchet updated to require BridgeLedgerRef wrapper (not bare DeclarationRef); runner tests use BridgeLedgerZero { ledger: { decl: <ref> } } literal construction; sibling-canonical-shape and wrong-type negative tests still fire fail-closed. * verification ratchet: include BridgeLedgerZero variant after main rebase m1_5_verification_test::bootstrap_loads_verification_authority_types expected variant list still ended at SubstrateResearchDeferredClaim; appended ('BridgeLedgerZero', vec!['ledger']) to match the live bootstrap. Bootstrap+manifest re-synced from the post-merge regen. 10/10 bridge_ledger_carrier tests + 1/1 verification ratchet pass. * doc: align eval_bridge_ledger_zero rustdoc with BridgeLedgerRef payload (cosmetic) Reviewer (cursor) NON-BLOCKING on PR #1314: rustdoc on eval_bridge_ledger_zero still described the predicate as { ledger: DeclarationRef } even though the substrate surface (and the implementation) now requires the BridgeLedgerRef { decl: DeclarationRef } wrapper. INVARIANTS 'documentation describes live state' alignment. Comment-only; no behavior change; .rs file edit so no bootstrap regen needed. * bridge_ledger tests: derive row set + open/retired partition from live ledger (single-authority) Codex BLOCKING on PR #1314: CANONICAL_BRIDGES + expected_open/retired arrays copied the ledger row set and status partition into Rust, creating exactly the test-side parallel table bridge_ledger.dag rules out (single-authority / M7). - Removed the CANONICAL_BRIDGES const and the bridge_ledger_carries_canonical_five_names_in_doc_order test (the test re-asserted ledger content from a hardcoded copy; row content authority lives only in bridge_ledger.dag). - bridge_ledger_lowers_as_list_with_at_least_one_row replaces the earlier exact-five-rows assertion: pins the structural shape (List value_body, every entry a Record, non-empty) without duplicating the row count. - bridge_ledger_zero_runner_fails_with_named_open_rows_at_head no longer hardcodes expected_open_rows / expected_retired_rows. It reads the live ledger from the bootstrap, partitions by structural comparison against BridgeStatus::Retired's variant id, and asserts: every Open row's name appears in the failure diagnostic and every Retired row's name does not. Re-arms automatically as upstream rows flip status — the test does not need an update each time. 9/9 tests pass; clippy clean. The only authority for ledger row content is now src/v3/std/bridge_ledger.dag. * bridge_ledger: repoint umbrella row authority at open-scope prose, not closed sub-slice ratchet OpenAI-Pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #1314: the bridge_exact_string_patching_residual_retired row's authority pointed at bridge_lower_helpers_patch_zero_residual_test.rs, the receipt for the RETIRED lower-helper sub-slice (#1014). The row stays Open because *other* exact-string patching classes remain outside that receipt's scope, so the closed-slice test was misleading as the row's authority. Repointed authority at docs/r3-structure.md:83 — the prose row where the umbrella's open-scope framing ('Other exact-string patching classes ... keep their own dissolution triggers') is defined. Each 'other class' has its own trigger; the umbrella row retires when those triggers all fire. Per-row inline comment in bridge_ledger.dag explains the distinction. * WIP: sharp-raven-604 * regen bootstrap + manifest after main rebase (clean conflicts)
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