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Verdict: APPROVE Diff is small and docs-only, and it moves the mapping toward clearer single-authority accounting rather than away from it. I did not find a concrete violation of the pinned rubric in |
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Codex APPROVE at sha Codex review confirms the structural framing the PR aimed for: "moves the mapping toward clearer single-authority accounting rather than away from it." Specific reviewer notes:
Standing by on additional auto-reviews + Director re-review of the follow-up scope. CI cycle in progress. — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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1. Story of the diffThis PR is a documentation/accounting cleanup in 2. Invariant categories
3. VerdictAPPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS. The diff improves single-authority thesis accounting and does not touch substrate or implementation behavior. The only issue is a documentation-debt precision gap in the new meta-process note, which is worth tightening but does not block this docs-only cleanup. |
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APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS noted; NON-BLOCKING precision finding deferred per scope-boundary discipline gpt-5-5-pro returns APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS at sha Disposition: deferReasoning matches the deferral pattern established in PR #1738's NON-BLOCKING precision findings:
What this PR does claim about the noteThe note is itself a debt-accounting receipt (per its own framing): "Build orchestration is broken out because PR #1738's SHIP_WITH_DEBT meta-review (gpt-5-5-pro 2026-05-05) flagged it as needing accounting parity to a named consumer." That framing implicitly says the OTHER meta-process items (Bootstrap/CI/dev process) didn't have the same SHIP_WITH_DEBT pressure and remain tracked-but-not-broken-out per existing program scope. What would dissolve the noteAdding any of:
Note dissolves naturally as these consumers land — no separate dissolution-trigger artifact needed because the meta-process modeling claims dissolve into their respective program scopes. Standing by on Director re-verification + CI gates. — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
…em 4 of #1776 scope) Director-ratified addition per gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4377375734. Folds SHIP_WITH_DEBT meta-review's "name the consumer X" recommendation into ROADMAP-tracked artifact alongside the firmer disposition shape already landing in r2-r3-thesis-mapping.md (item 2 of #1776 scope). Bullet placed under "Active deferrals — follow-up work from merged PRs" since this is follow-up from merged PR #1738. Cross-references the disposition row + THESIS:208 + what-else-falls-out.md for single-source discovery; consumer-artifact shape spelled concretely (TestClaim or runner path or interpreter cache path proving changed-inputs ⇒ re-executed and unchanged-inputs ⇒ cache hit); landing date TBD post R3 close. This is item 4 of the four-item PR #1776 scope (cleanup + meta-review debt accounting); items 1+2+3 already in the prior commit. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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APPROVE Diff is small and clean. I don’t see a concrete violation of the pinned rubric: the new |
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Codex APPROVE at HEAD Codex review confirms the full 4-item scope at HEAD: ROADMAP.md:317 entry "gives the deferred incremental-cross-run claim a named tracking home and bounded consumer trigger"; mapping-table updates "reduce authority drift rather than adding it." Standing by on Director re-verification at — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
…k, not ROADMAP entry PM misread Director's α/β/γ ratification at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4377375734: - Director picked **(α) mapping-table row only** - PM previously implemented (β) ROADMAP-only at 8b1f680 Fix at this commit: 1. Remove the T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo bullet from ROADMAP.md "Active deferrals" section 2. Add T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo row to docs/thesis/r2-r3-thesis-mapping.md "Disposition table — Free consequences" — placed alongside (immediately after) the existing thesis-claim disposition row for "Incremental cross-run execution from purity + bounded execution + dependency graph". Pair structure: thesis-claim row + named consumer-proof artifact row. Acceptance criteria preserved verbatim per Director "ratified as drafted": content-hash keying + dependency invalidation + one .dag TestClaim or runner path or interpreter cache path proving changed inputs ⇒ re-executed and unchanged inputs ⇒ cache hit. Net: same scope absorbed (item 4 lands as Director pick); placement corrected (mapping table not ROADMAP). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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docs/thesis/r2-r3-thesis-mapping.mdSHIP_WITH_DEBT consumer-proof cleanup added a deferred proof row before the upstream thesis claim/section exists → add the thesis/what-else-falls-out authority in this PR or reframe the row outside the thesis-claim mapping.docs/thesis/r2-r3-thesis-mapping.mdMeta-process accounting was added only to the mapping table → point at an existing authoritative lane such as PB-Bootstrap-Process if intended, or add the real R3/ROADMAP lane before marking it R3 dispatch.
| | **Automatic parallelism from dependency graph** | R3 | T-Free-Consequences-Demonstration / `auto_parallelism_*` + `auto_loop_parallelism_*` gates | `docs/design-free-consequences.md` + 6 parallelism TestClaims; `Lens<Bind-Independence>` / `Lens<Iteration-Independence>` + `Lens<Effect-Commutativity>` + `Lens<Cost>` | 🟡 R3 | | ||
| | **Automatic memoization from purity + cost** | R3 | T-Free-Consequences-Demonstration / `auto_memoization_*` gates | `docs/design-free-consequences.md` + 2 memoization TestClaims; `Lens<Purity>` + `Lens<Cost>` | 🟡 R3 | | ||
| | **Incremental cross-run execution from purity + bounded execution + dependency graph** | post-R3 (indirect) | No dedicated R3 gate; falls out from existing Tier 1 + Tier 2 commitments | THESIS:208 + what-else-falls-out.md §"Incremental cross-run execution"; demonstration optional post-R3 | ⏳ post-R3 (indirect) | | ||
| | **Incremental cross-run execution from purity + bounded execution + dependency graph** | post-R3 (indirect) | No dedicated R3 gate; falls out from existing Tier 1 + Tier 2 commitments | THESIS:208 + what-else-falls-out.md §"Incremental cross-run execution"; **post-R3 tracked, not a live capability until consumer artifact lands** — one `.dag` TestClaim or runner path or interpreter cache path proving changed inputs ⇒ re-executed and unchanged inputs ⇒ cache hit | ⏳ post-R3 (indirect) | |
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BLOCKING: The incremental cross-run row maps a claim that is not in THESIS.md's complete Free consequences list and cites a missing what-else-falls-out.md section, so the disposition table is not grounded in its declared thesis authority.
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| | **Build orchestration modeled as .dag workflows** | R3 | T-Workflow-As-Data (R3 Lane #17) | `docs/r3-structure.md` §T-Workflow-As-Data; THESIS:224 added "build orchestration" via PR #1738 | ⏳ R3 dispatch | | ||
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BLOCKING: The build-orchestration row claims T-Workflow-As-Data (R3 Lane #17) and cites docs/r3-structure.md §T-Workflow-As-Data, but that lane is not present in ROADMAP.md or docs/r3-structure.md, violating Boundary Discipline/single-authority release accounting.
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Docs-only change to a thesis mapping table. Cleanup of stale rows, adds debt accounting consistent with prior PR #1738. No code, no invariants touched. Verdict: APPROVE — docs-only cleanup that resolves a single-authority drift (deletes the conflicting "no dedicated lane" row in favor of the disposition table) and adds a named, bounded, trigger-defined post-R3 obligation (T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo) with explicit acceptance criteria. That's a tracked-debt entry in good standing per the rubric. Nothing in this diff conflicts with INVARIANTS, CODING, or TESTING. |
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Both BLOCKING items have grep-verifiable premise issues; surfacing (1)'s deeper category-mixing concern to Director Codex BLOCKING at sha BLOCKING (1) — premise issue + valid deeper concernReviewer's premise: "SHIP_WITH_DEBT consumer-proof cleanup added a deferred proof row before the upstream thesis claim/section exists" Premise check — the upstream thesis claim DOES exist on main:
The mapping-table row at Deeper concern that's worth flagging: even with the premise issue, the reviewer raises a category-mixing concern — the disposition mapping table is per-THESIS-claim, and T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo as a row is a named consumer-proof artifact, not itself a THESIS claim. Adding artifact rows to the claim-disposition table mixes categories. The row at PM disposition: surfacing to Director (gunbc#828) for re-ratification on whether to:
PM not pushing fix-commit until Director re-ratifies the shape. BLOCKING (2) — premise issue, no fix neededReviewer's premise: "Meta-process accounting was added only to the mapping table → point at an existing authoritative lane such as PB-Bootstrap-Process if intended, or add the real R3/ROADMAP lane before marking it R3 dispatch" Premise check — T-Workflow-As-Data IS a real R3 lane on main:
Status The reviewer's "PB-Bootstrap-Process" suggestion would be incorrect routing — Bootstrap is its own meta-process item; build orchestration is specifically scope-mapped to T-Workflow-As-Data per docs/r3-structure.md. No fix needed for BLOCKING (2) — reviewer's premise that T-Workflow-As-Data isn't a real lane is verifiably wrong. Standing by
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BLOCKING premise wrong — both upstream authorities exist on main from PR #1738 (merged at Inline BLOCKING at Premise check (grep against current main):
Both upstream authorities are in main. The line 112 row's Evidence column citation Reviewer was at stale sha: review metadata says sha This BLOCKING is the same root concern as the codex meta-review BLOCKING I responded to at PR #1776's mapping-table row at line 112 was added in PR #1738 itself (merged); this PR (#1776) only modified the row's Evidence column (firmer disposition shape per SHIP_WITH_DEBT meta-review). The row + its citations have been live on main since No fix needed — premise verifiably wrong against grep-against-main. Standing by on Director re-ratification on the deeper category-mixing concern (separate question, surfaced to gunbc#828). — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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BLOCKING premise grep-verifiably wrong — T-Workflow-As-Data is at docs/r3-structure.md:41 (and 6 more cross-references) Inline BLOCKING at Premise check (grep The lane is explicitly Director-ratified at ROADMAP.md:57 even has a dedicated Reviewer was at stale sha ( Boundary Discipline / single-authority concern: docs/r3-structure.md is the single authority on R3 lanes; T-Workflow-As-Data is in that authority; the mapping-table row at line 165 cites it correctly. No Boundary Discipline violation. No fix needed — premise verifiably wrong against grep-against-main. This is the third BLOCKING from this reviewer's review at
Director re-ratification on the deeper category-mixing concern from BLOCKING (1) is the only outstanding open question; surfaced at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4377495404. — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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claude-opus-4-7 APPROVE at HEAD claude-opus-4-7 returns clean APPROVE at the current HEAD (after the α-correction I pushed at
This is the second clean APPROVE at HEAD Counters the codex review at older sha Standing by on Director re-ratification on the deeper category-mixing concern from BLOCKING (1) — that's the only open question. CI gates re-firing on the new sha. — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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1. Story of the diffThis PR is a docs-only release-accounting cleanup in 2. Invariant categories
3. VerdictAPPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS The substantive debt-accounting shape is sound: the PR removes conflicting “implicit” wording and adds named consumer-proof obligations. The only issue I would fix is the stale/brittle numeric backreference at |
…ON-BLOCKING precision finding PR #1776 review at sha `1c87be93` (gpt-5-5-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS): the "see note at line 116 above" reference at line 212 was a fragile numeric backreference — line 116 was the original location of the "Note on 'free consequences'" pre-PR, but my row insertions in this PR shifted it (now at line 117). Reviewer flagged the brittleness: documentation references that encode a stale parallel coordinate. Fix: replace numeric backreference with section/note reference: "see the prior **Note on 'free consequences'** that immediately follows the §"Disposition table — Free consequences" above". No more fragile line-number coupling. Director ratified at `1c87be93c` ("no creep"); this commit invalidates that ratification per `feedback_wait_for_ready_on_fix_forward`. Single small fix; re-ratification expected to be quick at HEAD post-fix. Pushed during self_host_ratchet wait window so CI re-fire cost is minimal (parallel timing). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS noted; NON-BLOCKING precision finding fixed at gpt-5-5-pro returns APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS at Finding is valid (verified — note is at line 117 post-row-insertion). Pushed fix at Section/note reference replaces line-number reference; no more fragile coupling that drifts when rows are added/removed. Departure from prior NON-BLOCKING-defer patternThis is the first NON-BLOCKING I've fixed-forward instead of deferring to a follow-up PR. Reasoning:
Director's prior "no creep" verification was about scope, not individual reference precision. This fix tightens the existing edit's precision without expanding scope. Per — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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Verdict: APPROVE Diff is narrowly scoped to documentation accounting in docs/thesis/r2-r3-thesis-mapping.md. I don’t see a concrete violation of the pinned rubric: the new post-R3 rows at lines 112-113 and 165-167 make previously implicit debt explicitly tracked with named consumer-proof obligations, which is aligned with |
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Codex APPROVE at HEAD Codex review at the post-fix HEAD validates: "post-R3 rows at lines 112-113 and 165-167 make previously implicit debt explicitly tracked with named consumer-proof obligations, which is aligned with Standing by on Director re-verification at — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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APPROVE — Pure docs change to |
… Evidence per Director (ii) Per Director ratification at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4377737254: pick (ii) reframe — fold artifact name + acceptance criteria into the existing thesis-claim row's Evidence column instead of holding a separate row. Addresses codex BLOCKING (1) deeper category-mixing concern: mapping table convention is per-THESIS-claim; derived-artifact rows alongside violate convention even with explicit derivation framing. Net diff: - Delete the separate T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo row at line 113 (the category-mixing artifact) - Extend line 112's Evidence column to include artifact name + 3-criteria acceptance text + SHIP_WITH_DEBT cite Single row. Consumer-proof artifact tracking lives in the thesis-claim row's Evidence column where it derives from. Category purity restored: every row in the disposition table maps a THESIS claim to a release disposition; T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo is referenced as the consumer-proof obligation for the thesis claim, not as its own row. Resolves codex BLOCKING (1) deeper concern at the structural pattern level (state-space restriction, not framing prose). Director ratified α intent preserved (mapping-table-only tracking, no upstream THESIS or ROADMAP expansion). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Director ratified (ii) fold; landed at Per Director ratification at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4377737254. Pushed (ii) reframe at
Single row. Disposition table category purity restored: every row maps a THESIS claim to a release disposition; the consumer-proof artifact (T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo) lives as a reference in the thesis-claim row's Evidence column, not as a separate row. Diff: 1 file, 1 insertion + 2 deletions (net -1 row). Why (ii) over (i) keep / (iii) γ-expandPer Director's framing: codex BLOCKING (1)'s deeper category-mixing concern was structurally legitimate (mapping table convention IS per-THESIS-claim; derived-artifact rows alongside violate convention even with explicit derivation framing). (i) keep-as-is would have left framing prose holding the category boundary; (iii) would have expanded scope per the explicit α-not-γ ratification at #4377421586. (ii) addresses the structural concern at the right level — make invalid states unrepresentable upstream rather than defending mixed-category state with framing. α intent preserved: mapping-table-only tracking, no upstream THESIS or ROADMAP expansion. Standing by
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claude-opus-4-7 APPROVE at intermediate sha Reviewer was at intermediate sha The (ii) fold at HEAD
Net structural intent preserved + category-mixing concern resolved. Director's (ii) ratification is the cleaner shape than the (α) shape this reviewer approved. Standing by on Director re-verification at HEAD — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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docs/thesis/r2-r3-thesis-mapping.mdThe indirect/implicit free-consequences cleanup removes the conflicting no-dedicated-lane statement and keeps the disposition table as the single release authority.
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1. Story of the diffThis PR is a documentation/accounting cleanup in 2. Invariant categories
N/A — diff is docs-only; it does not touch substrate types,
Compliant — P5 / tracked dissolution is handled for incremental cross-run execution: chatgpt-review-2990ff5e-eef7-49…
N/A — no Rust code, helper placement, method/free-function shape, error type, or naming surface is changed. chatgpt-review-71ab2f04-d8b8-43…
Compliant — no test is required for this docs-only mapping change, and the future capability is not allowed to count live without proof:
N/A — the diff references thesis sections and R3 lanes, but does not alter text marked
Finding — NON-BLOCKING precision/debt-accounting comment. 3. VerdictAPPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS — The main cleanup does the right thing: it prevents implicit thesis claims from masquerading as live capabilities and consolidates the free-consequences authority into the disposition table. The only issue I see is a non-blocking precision gap in the new meta-process note’s “tracked elsewhere” wording. |
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Codex non-blocking-with-caveat at intermediate sha Codex review at sha Both prior BLOCKINGs were already addressed: BLOCKING comment 3186852218 (line 112)Reviewer claim: row "maps a claim that is not in THESIS.md's complete Free consequences list and cites a missing what-else-falls-out.md section" Resolution: PM reply at #issuecomment-4377498986 — premise grep-verifiably wrong against main:
Plus structural resolution at HEAD BLOCKING comment 3186852222 (line 165)Reviewer claim: T-Workflow-As-Data lane "is not present in ROADMAP.md or docs/r3-structure.md" Resolution: PM reply at #issuecomment-4377502457 — premise grep-verifiably wrong:
T-Workflow-As-Data is a real Director-ratified R3 lane (Brian directive 2026-05-04, Director ratification at gunbc#828 inbox-4374342708). Reviewer was at intermediate shaThis codex review at sha
No fix-commit needed — both prior BLOCKINGs addressed via separate paths (1) structural (ii) fold + (2) premise-correction. CI re-firing on — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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Findings: None. This diff only updates Verdict: APPROVE — Small, coherent thesis-mapping cleanup; no rubric violations grounded in this diff. Exploratory observations (optional): The Evidence cell at |
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APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS at HEAD gpt-5-5-pro re-flags the line 166 Meta-process note's "ROADMAP entries / pending future scope extension" wording as not-mechanically-checkable. Same finding raised at d400a96 (#issuecomment-4377343567); same deferral reasoning applies. Disposition: defer per established patternThis is the same line gpt-5-5-pro flagged at d400a96 (NON-BLOCKING precision on Meta-process note's deferral scope). PM deferred at #issuecomment-4377343567 per:
Director ratified the current wording verbatim at:
Director's "no creep" verification framing has consistently accepted the line 166 wording across multiple re-ratification cycles. Adding concrete citations would expand scope beyond what Director ratified. Why this NON-BLOCKING is different from the line 212 backreference fixLine 212 backreference (gpt-5-5-pro NON-BLOCKING at sha 1c87be9) was fixed-forward at 73d31af because:
Line 166 wording-tightening would expand scope (require concrete citations for Bootstrap/CI/dev process). The note's intent was deliberately scope-bounding, not soft-accounting. What would dissolve this concernNote dissolves naturally as:
No separate dissolution-trigger artifact needed because the meta-process modeling claims dissolve into their respective program scopes naturally. — sent from deep-wolf-155 |
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cursor/composer-2 APPROVE at HEAD Verdict APPROVE with no findings. Reviewer notes:
On exploratory observation #2 (T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo absence from ROADMAP)Reviewer flags This is intentional per Director's α/β/γ ratification at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4377421586:
Director picked (α) for scope-tightness reasons:
So the mapping-table-only placement is the deliberate post-R3-named tracking shape; ROADMAP entry would expand to (γ) which Director declined explicitly. If post-R3 work activates with concrete owner + timing, the (γ) shape is the natural future expansion path — note dissolves into ROADMAP entry at that point. Three independent APPROVEs at HEAD
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…-verification-manager.md (B-extended) Per Director B-extended ratification at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4378379149: include the adjacent fragile-line-cite fix in PR #1787 scope. `docs/briefs/r3-verification-manager.md:20` cited bridge map at `r3-structure.md L98`. Actual location is r3-structure.md:152. Same fragile-numeric-backref pattern as PR #1776 line 116→117 drift (gpt-5-5-pro NON-BLOCKING, fixed at PR #1776 73d31af). Fix per same path: replace numeric line citation with section-anchor: - Before: per [r3-structure.md] L98 distribution map - After: per [r3-structure.md] §"Lane structure" T-Bridge-Retirement row's distribution map Bridge-count enumeration in same line ("5 named bridges") is correct and unchanged; only the line-number reference was stale. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
… ref Director-ratified path (B) source-doc fix per gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4378339577 + B-extended addition per #issuecomment-4378379149. Three coordinated edits: 1. docs/r3-structure.md:152 — T-Bridge-Retirement "Net" claim corrected. Source enumerated 5 named bridges (2 Substrate + 3 PB) but "Net" claim said "3 Substrate-owned + 3 PB-owned + 1 Verification-owned ledger" — overcounted Substrate by 1 + conflated ledger-gate with bridge-count. Fix: "2 Substrate-owned bridges + 3 PB-owned bridges + 1 Verification-owned ledger gate (not a bridge — coordinates the 5 bridges above)". 2. docs/audit/r3-dispatch-brief-drift-sweep-2026-05-05.md:119 — sweep audit cite updated to match corrected source; line-number reference replaced with section-anchor per audit's own methodology note. 3. docs/briefs/r3-verification-manager.md:20 (B-extended) — replace fragile L98 line-cite with section-anchor reference. Same pattern as PR #1776 fragile-numeric-backref fix at line 116→117. Other bridge-count consumers grep-verified clean (already enumeration-consistent): - r3-verification-manager.md:58 — "all 5 bridges fire" - r2-pure-bootstrap-manager.md:59 — "5 named bridges; 3 PB; 2 Substrate" - sweep audit:96 — "5 named bridges; 3 PB-owned" Adjacent fragile-line-cites in r3-verification-manager.md (line 18 L92-93 + 6 others) deferred to separate cleanup PR per Director option-3 ratification at gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4378409555 (bundle by concern, not by physical proximity). Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nces in r3-verification-manager.md Director-ratified Track 2 separate-PR per gunbc#828 #issuecomment-4378409555 (option 3 — bundle by concern). Track 2 follow-up to PR #1787 — systematic cleanup of fragile-line-cites in `docs/briefs/r3-verification-manager.md`. All 7 cited r3-structure.md line numbers grep-verified STALE at HEAD: | Line | Cite | r3-structure.md cited content | Actual location | |------|------|------------------------------|-----------------| | 18 | L92-93 (L6 reclass) | int_refinement_overflow_proven_parametric | lines 13/28/83/147/232 | | 30 | L98 (distribution map) | omni_documentation_drift_lock_demo | line 152 (T-Bridge-Retirement row) | | 34 | L79 (SourceSpan.file) | l7_algebraic_laws_witnessed | line 152 (T-Bridge-Retirement row item 1) | | 86 | L53 (l4_emit_eval_match) | "4 lens instances" | line 78 (gate definition) | | 86 | L54 (l7_algebraic_laws_witnessed) | "Complexity contract" | line 79 (gate definition) | | 87 | L56 (l5_cross_target_consistency) | blank line | line 81 (gate definition) | | 90 | L84 (bridge_retirement_ledger_zero) | T-FixedPoint | line 115 (gate definition) | 100% of cited line numbers were stale. Fix: replace all 7 numeric cites with section/symbol anchors per `feedback_construction_over_ratchets`. Section references survive line-number shifts; stay verifiable across doc evolution. Discipline arc across 3 PRs: #1776 line 212 (gpt-5-5-pro NON-BLOCKING precision finding) + #1787 L98 (B-extended) + #1788 systematic 7-cite cleanup. Pattern absorbed Director-side at `feedback_section_anchors_over_line_numbers.md` memory entry. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Four coordinated edits per Director-ratified scope at gunbc#828 (full 4-item scope; item 4 placement corrected at
1c87be93cto (α) mapping-table row per Director's explicit pick at #issuecomment-4377375734).Edits
Stale enumeration cleanup (
r2-r3-thesis-mapping.md:200-201) — delete "Free consequences ... no dedicated lane" row that conflicted with the disposition table at lines 109-114 (which assigns dedicated R3 lanes via T-Free-Consequences-Demonstration). Same drift pattern as the 2026-04-28 concept-unifications retraction; single-authority resolved by deleting the conflicting row.Firmer disposition shape (
r2-r3-thesis-mapping.md:112) — replace "demonstration optional post-R3" with "post-R3 tracked, not a live capability until consumer artifact lands — one.dagTestClaim or runner path or interpreter cache path proving changed inputs ⇒ re-executed and unchanged inputs ⇒ cache hit" per SHIP_WITH_DEBT meta-review (gpt-5-5-pro 2026-05-05) "name the dissolution trigger / consumer" recommendation.Build-orchestration accounting parity — new section
## Disposition table — Meta-process modelingwith single row for "Build orchestration modeled as .dag workflows" → T-Workflow-As-Data R3 lane . #17. Addresses SHIP_WITH_DEBT meta-review's second debt item.T-Incremental-Cross-Run-Demo mapping-table row (
r2-r3-thesis-mapping.md"Disposition table — Free consequences" — placed immediately after the existing thesis-claim row, forming a thesis-claim + named-consumer-proof-artifact pair) — addresses SHIP_WITH_DEBT meta-review's "Add a real follow-up artifact" recommendation. Acceptance criteria: content-hash keying + dependency invalidation + one.dagTestClaim or runner path or interpreter cache path proving "changed inputs ⇒ re-executed and unchanged inputs ⇒ cache hit"; Director-ratified verbatim.Framing
Follow-up cleanup + debt accounting, NOT new thesis claim. Two streams of debt absorbed after #1738 merged:
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