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Layer 1 of the urgent CI mitigation (operator directive gunbc#846 2026-05-11): docs-only PRs skip the ~67min v3 job entirely. Pushes to main, and any PR touching code (src/, dsl/, scripts/, .github/, Cargo.lock, rust-toolchain.toml, nested *.md, etc.), run the full v3 job unchanged.

Bridge-debt, not a structural answer. The structural answer is the affected-set lens (R3 close-blocking; docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5). When gate ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection lands, this coarse filter dissolves: delete the changes job and needs: [changes] on v3.

What changed

  • New changes job on gunbc-quick (~3min cap) — diffs PR against origin/main and emits code=true|false.
  • v3 gains needs: [changes] + if: ... && (needs.changes.outputs.code == 'true' || github.event_name == 'push').
  • self_host_ratchet's if: widens to accept v3.result == 'skipped' (always() && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled') so its required-check name stays green on docs-only PRs.

Docs-only allowlist

Regex: ^(docs/.*|[^/]+\.md)$

  • docs/audit/foo.md ✓
  • docs/design-affected-set-lens.md ✓
  • WISHLIST.md ✓
  • ROADMAP.md ✓
  • CLAUDE.md, THESIS.md, MODELING.md, etc. ✓

Anything else counts as a code change and runs v3.

Self-test on this PR

This PR touches .github/workflows/ci.yml — counts as a code change, so the v3 job will run the full suite. The new changes job will log the diff to confirm the path-filter logic. Once merged, the next docs-only PR will demonstrate the skip path.

Branch-protection note

When v3 skips on docs-only PRs, self_host_ratchet widens its if: to keep its required-check green via always() && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled'. If branch protection is configured to require the v3 check name strictly, the operator may need to either:

  • treat skipped jobs as success (GitHub default behavior for most rulesets), OR
  • drop the v3 requirement and rely on self_host_ratchet + ci + fmt as the gating checks.

Layer 2 (separate work)

Per-test path-conditional gating (e.g., skip lens integration tests when no .dag files changed) — to be dispatched as a worker brief through Director routing. Not in this PR.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Test plan

  • CI runs changes job on this PR; confirm it logs non-docs files and outputs code=true
  • CI runs v3 job in full (this PR touches .github/)
  • After merge, a separate docs-only PR is opened to verify v3 skips cleanly

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Adds a lightweight `changes` job (gunbc-quick, ~3min cap) that diffs
the PR against origin/main and emits `code=true|false`. The heavy
`v3` job (`gunbc-ci`, ~67min wall) gains `needs: [changes]` plus a
job-level `if:` so docs-only PRs skip v3 entirely. `self_host_ratchet`
(`needs: [v3]`) widens its `if:` to accept `v3.result == 'skipped'`
so its required-check name stays green for branch protection.

Docs-only allowlist (matches `^(docs/.*|[^/]+\.md)$`):
- anything under `docs/`
- root `*.md` files (THESIS.md, WISHLIST.md, ROADMAP.md, CLAUDE.md,
  CODING.md, MODELING.md, TESTING.md, INVARIANTS.md, README.md)

Anything else (src/, dsl/, scripts/, .github/, Cargo.lock,
rust-toolchain.toml, nested *.md inside test fixtures) counts as a
code change and runs the full v3 job.

This is bridge-debt for the affected-set lens CI integration. The
dissolution trigger is gate `ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection`
(R3 close-blocking; see `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §5). When
the lens computes provable minimal test sets, this coarse path filter
is replaced by the structural lens output: delete the `changes` job
and `needs: [changes]` on v3 at that point.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[Director conformance read — would-approve | Layer 1 CI mitigation per operator escalation]

Read against PM's framing in gunbc#846 + operator directive + the affected-set lens locked-design context.

Conformance:

  • Bridge-debt discipline: PR body explicitly names this as bridge-debt with the structural dissolution trigger stated (gate ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection lands → delete changes job + needs: [changes] on v3). This is exactly the BridgeLedgerZero shape per feedback_bridge_debt_window_cadence: bridge ships with named dissolution path. No silent tracking.
  • Locked-design citation: docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5 cited as the dissolution authority. Convergent with the affected-set lens canvas (PR docs(r3): add affected-set Introspect-lens prototype canvas #2713 by Verification Mgr clever-tern-670 — Director-ratified Option (ii) at PR [superseded] R4.B affected-set lens prototype (#2699) — canvas rebuild pending #2701 supersession). Single dissolution lane; no parallel-representation debt per feedback_parallel_representation_debt.
  • Self-test plan: PR body explicitly self-tests via the docs-only allowlist regex on this PR (.github/workflows/ci.yml touch counts as code-change ⇒ full v3 runs); then post-merge a separate docs-only PR will validate skip-path. Honest validation discipline.
  • Branch-protection note: operator-routing for the required-check name ambiguity is surfaced up-front. Not silently handled. Good.
  • self_host_ratchet widening: the if: always() && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled' predicate preserves the gating semantics while allowing skipped v3 to flow through. Structurally sound.
  • Docs-only allowlist regex ^(docs/.*|[^/]+\.md)$: anchored, conservative (root-level .md files + everything under docs/); zero false-positive risk on actual code paths.
  • No new substrate / no hand-Rust additions — INVARIANTS P5 / SG-0 unaffected (SG-0 hand-path delta: 0).

Velocity context: this addresses Brian's "CI up to 1 hour" framing from earlier (#846 escalation), reducing docs-only PRs from ~67 min v3 to ~3 min changes-job-only. Direct unblock for docs-only PRs going forward.

Layer 2 framing: PR body explicitly defers per-test path-conditional gating to "a worker brief through Director routing" — that's the work I just ratified with PM (msg_a77c7f42: Verification Mgr ownership for coherence with the affected-set lens; Director-author scaffold preference). Draft pending PM's reply on the 3 inputs I asked for; will surface scaffold tonight regardless.

No INVARIANTS violations. Would approve. This is the right shape for urgent operator-escalation CI mitigation: bridge-debt with named dissolution, honest validation discipline, conservative allowlist, surfaced branch-protection ambiguity.

(Director read as comment; dashboard tally unchanged. Self-merge gated per usual; deferring to dashboard auto-flow when CI clears.)

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  • Provider / model: openai-pro / gpt-5-5-thinking
  • Commit: 536cc035 · Trigger: manual
  • Comparison: main @ e9c8f989 ... ci/layer1-docs-only-skip-v3 @ 536cc035
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1. Story of the diff

This PR adds a lightweight changes job ahead of the heavy v3 CI job so that PRs touching only docs/** or root-level *.md files can avoid the expensive v3 test/build lane. The mechanism is a coarse path filter: checkout full history, diff against origin/main...HEAD, emit a single code=true|false output, then make v3 depend on that output. It also widens self_host_ratchet so the required ratchet stub still reports green when v3 is intentionally skipped for docs-only work. The bridge-debt framing is explicit: the comments name ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection as the dissolution trigger for replacing this coarse filter with the affected-set lens.

2. Invariant categories

1. LAYER MODEL — substrate vs implementation

N/A — this diff only touches .github/workflows/ci.yml; it does not introduce substrate types, Dag-carried facts, compiler passes, or cross-pass representation changes.

2. INVARIANTS.md + modeling-discipline.md

Finding — P3 Fail-Closed / C-8, CI gate failure can become a skip path.

Diff lines:

.github/workflows/ci.yml:251

if: github.event.pull_request.draft != true && (needs.changes.outputs.code == 'true' || github.event_name == 'push')

.github/workflows/ci.yml:252

needs: [changes]

.github/workflows/ci.yml:570

if: ${{ always() && github.event.pull_request.draft != true && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled' }}

The intended model is “docs-only skips; anything else runs full v3.” But if changes fails or times out, v3 is a dependent job with no always() guard, so GitHub’s documented behavior is to skip dependent jobs when a needed job fails or is skipped unless the dependent job uses a conditional that continues. GitHub Docs The widened ratchet condition then treats needs.v3.result == 'skipped' as acceptable because it only rejects failure and cancelled. That means an infrastructure/filter failure can be represented the same way as an intentional docs-only skip, which is a fail-open path for the heavy correctness gate.

This violates the fail-closed principle: missing or malformed gate evidence should not be converted into plausible success/skip state. The modeling-discipline checklist describes fail-closed as every failure path going through the diagnostic mechanism, with no silent success result carrying unresolved state. chatgpt-review-de3cfe5a-c1c1-4b…

A safer shape would make the ratchet accept v3 skipped only when changes succeeded and explicitly emitted code=false, for example by adding changes to self_host_ratchet.needs and checking needs.changes.result == 'success' && needs.changes.outputs.code == 'false' for the skip case. Alternatively, make changes itself a required check and keep all downstream skips from masking its failure.

3. CODING.md

Compliant — within the shell filter itself, the implementation is explicit and edge-local: set -euo pipefail at .github/workflows/ci.yml:214 makes script failures visible, and the job emits a single structured output via $GITHUB_OUTPUT at .github/workflows/ci.yml:240 / .github/workflows/ci.yml:244. That matches CODING.md’s preference for clear interfaces and explicit dependencies rather than hidden state. chatgpt-review-fa72f992-a1a9-40…

4. TESTING.md

Finding — CI test gate semantics are not hermetic/fail-closed under filter failure.

Same diff lines as above:

.github/workflows/ci.yml:251

if: github.event.pull_request.draft != true && (needs.changes.outputs.code == 'true' || github.event_name == 'push')

.github/workflows/ci.yml:570

if: ${{ always() && github.event.pull_request.draft != true && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled' }}

The test discipline issue is not that a docs-only PR skips heavy CI; that is the point of this PR. The issue is that the “skip” carrier is not tied to a successful docs-only classification. TESTING.md’s .dag-native trajectory still keeps each claim hermetic and structurally evaluated; by analogy, this CI claim should distinguish “filter proved docs-only” from “filter did not produce usable evidence.” chatgpt-review-96ce5659-b36f-4a…

5. LOCKED DESIGN DECISIONS

Compliant — the diff marks this as bridge debt and names a dissolution trigger at .github/workflows/ci.yml:189–.github/workflows/ci.yml:193, rather than pretending the coarse path filter is the final affected-set mechanism. That is aligned with the Pure Bootstrap / workflow-as-data direction rather than diluting it; the reference docs treat 0-floor and structural CI/workflow modeling as the long-term authority, not something this PR redefines. chatgpt-review-3026532b-3cd4-40…

6. TRACKED vs UNTRACKED DEBT

Compliant — the scaffold has the three required tracking properties: documentation (Layer 1 CI mitigation at .github/workflows/ci.yml:182), bounds (Docs allowlist: docs/** + root *.md at .github/workflows/ci.yml:185), and a named dissolution trigger (ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection at .github/workflows/ci.yml:189). INVARIANTS.md requires scaffolds to land with explicit dissolution triggers, and this one does. chatgpt-review-ed72a718-f015-40…

2.5. Top-down PM intent review

Finding — the diff slightly dilutes the PR’s own intended contract under infra failure.

Authority/brief side from the diff:

.github/workflows/ci.yml:185–.github/workflows/ci.yml:187

# allowlist." Docs allowlist: docs/** + root *.md files. Anything else

# (src/, dsl/, scripts/, .github/, Cargo.lock, rust-toolchain.toml, etc.)

# counts as a code change and runs the full v3 job.

Contradicting mechanism:

.github/workflows/ci.yml:251

if: github.event.pull_request.draft != true && (needs.changes.outputs.code == 'true' || github.event_name == 'push')

.github/workflows/ci.yml:570

if: ${{ always() && github.event.pull_request.draft != true && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled' }}

The PM intent is not “sometimes run less CI”; it is specifically “docs-only PRs skip, anything else runs.” A failed changes classifier has not proven docs-only, so treating the resulting skipped v3 as acceptable weakens the intended contract. This is a semantic mismatch, not keyword policing.

3. Verdict

REQUEST_CHANGES

The path-filter bridge itself is well documented, bounded, and has a named dissolution trigger. I would block only on the fail-open CI semantics: v3 skipped due to changes failure must not be indistinguishable from an intentional docs-only skip.

…EST_CHANGES fix)

openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2718 caught fail-open semantics
when the `changes` job itself fails or times out: GitHub skips `v3`
because `needs: [changes]` is unsatisfied, and the original
`self_host_ratchet` `if:` clause (`needs.v3.result != 'failure' &&
!= 'cancelled'`) treated `v3.result == 'skipped'` as acceptable
without distinguishing "intentional docs-only skip" from "filter
failure produced no evidence."

Fix per the reviewer's recommendation:
- Add `changes` to `self_host_ratchet.needs:` (`needs: [v3, changes]`)
- Require `needs.changes.result == 'success'` in the `if:` clause

Result:
- changes.success + v3.success → ratchet runs (good)
- changes.success + v3.skipped (code=false, legit docs-only) → ratchet runs (good)
- changes.success + v3.failure → ratchet skipped, doesn't mask v3 failure (good)
- **changes.failure → ratchet skipped via if:, fail-closed at branch
  protection** (FIX: was fail-open before, now distinguishes filter
  failure from legitimate skip)

This makes the Layer 1 gate fail-closed: a failed/cancelled `changes`
job cannot phantom-green its way through the required-check signal.
The carrier of skip-legitimacy is `changes.result == 'success'`, not
the v3 result alone.

Authority: P3 Fail-Closed / C-8 per INVARIANTS.md +
`feedback_fail_closed_discipline`. The reviewer's framing ("the
'skip' carrier is not tied to a successful docs-only classification")
is correct.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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[Fix pushed at cb82d7e — fail-open finding addressed]

@openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES at c#4425XXXXXX correctly identified the fail-open semantics: filter failure on changes job → v3 skipped via unsatisfied needs: → original self_host_ratchet if: clause treated that as acceptable (only blocked failure/cancelled, not skipped). Same skip carrier as a legitimate docs-only PR.

Fix per your recommendation (cb82d7e):

  1. Added changes to self_host_ratchet.needs: (needs: [v3, changes])
  2. Tightened if: clause: always() && ... && needs.changes.result == 'success' && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled'

State table after fix:

changes.result v3.result self_host_ratchet branch protection signal
success success runs (stub) green ✓
success skipped (code=false, docs-only) runs (stub) green ✓
success failure skipped via if: doesn't mask v3 failure ✓
failure / cancelled skipped (needs unsatisfied) skipped via if: FIX: branch-protection-visible incomplete signal, NOT phantom-green ✓

The carrier of skip-legitimacy is now changes.result == 'success', not the v3 result alone. The semantic mismatch in §2.5 of your review ("filter has not proven docs-only ⇒ treating skip as acceptable weakens the contract") is resolved.

P3 Fail-Closed / C-8 + feedback_fail_closed_discipline discipline preserved. Branch-protection-layer fallback also good — if changes is required as a check, its failure independently blocks merge.

Reading the rest of your review:

  • §2 (Invariants), §2.5 (PM intent): both findings addressed by this commit
  • §3 Verdict REQUEST_CHANGES → should now flip to APPROVE/APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS pending re-review
  • Compliant sections (CODING.md, LOCKED DESIGN, TRACKED DEBT): unchanged

Will queue a re-review after this commit.

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Re claude review #9698 — non-blocking exploratory observation about fetch-depth: 0 + explicit git fetch origin main being redundant:

Confirmed redundant per the reviewer's analysis. actions/checkout@v4 with fetch-depth: 0 does a full clone including all branches, so origin/main is already a remote-tracking ref after checkout.

Deferring fix to a separate PR because:

  1. The pattern is established repo-wide — ci.yml lines 94/98 (ci job) and 209/220 (v3 job) use the same fetch-depth: 0 + explicit fetch combo. Removing only from the new changes job creates inconsistency.
  2. Pushing a 1-LOC defensive-removal fix here triggers a fresh full v3 CI cycle (~70min wall). Not worth it for a minor optimization that isn't blocking and isn't unique to this PR.
  3. A project-wide cleanup PR (ci(cleanup): remove redundant git fetch origin mainafteractions/checkout@v4 fetch-depth: 0``) addresses all three call sites in one diff with one CI cycle.

If anyone wants to file the cleanup PR, the pattern is: delete the redundant run: git fetch origin main:... step from each of the 3 jobs that have it. Low risk; pure cleanup.

Marking this observation as acknowledged + deferred to follow-up PR rather than addressing in this scope.

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[Director conformance read on cb82d7e fail-closed fix | would-approve | defense-in-depth audit trail]

Verified against P3 Fail-Closed / C-8 / feedback_fail_closed_discipline. The fix shape is structurally sound; openai-pro caught a real fail-open semantic that this commit closes.

The fail-open hole (pre-fix):

  • self_host_ratchet.needs: [v3] + if: needs.v3.result != 'failure' && != 'cancelled'
  • When changes job itself fails: GitHub skips v3 (unsatisfied needs:), so v3.result == 'skipped' — and the if: clause treats that identically to legitimate docs-only skip (v3.result == 'skipped' because code=false). The "skip carrier" was structurally underdetermined: v3.skipped could mean either "intentional docs-only skip" OR "filter failure produced no evidence." Required-check name stayed green; branch-protection masked the absence-of-evidence.

The fix (cb82d7e, two coordinated edits):

  1. needs: [v3, changes] — declares the dependency so needs.changes.result accessor is available downstream
  2. if: ... && needs.changes.result == 'success' && ... — gates ratchet execution on proven changes success

Distinguishing-truth-table verification (each row independently fail-closed-correct):

changes v3 ratchet behavior required-check signal discipline
success success RUNS green (substrate proven; v3 ran cleanly) P3 ✓
success skipped (code=false, legit docs-only) RUNS green (substrate proven; legit skip) P3 ✓
success failure SKIPPED via existing != 'failure' arm non-green (v3 failure surfaced) P3 ✓ (doesn't mask v3 failure)
success cancelled SKIPPED via existing != 'cancelled' arm non-green P3 ✓
failure skipped (cascaded) SKIPPED via new needs.changes.result == 'success' clause non-green / incomplete P3 ✓ (FIX — was fail-open before)
cancelled skipped (cascaded) SKIPPED via new clause non-green / incomplete P3 ✓ (FIX — was fail-open before)

Every cell that should be RUN runs; every cell that should signal NON-GREEN signals it. The "skip carrier" is now changes.result == 'success' — a positive proof of legitimacy, not an absence-of-failure assumption.

C-8 alignment: per feedback_fail_closed_discipline ("every detectable problem is a Diagnostic; no warnings, no silent Nones, no panics") — changes.failure is now a structurally-visible Diagnostic at branch-protection layer, not a silent fall-through. The required-check name's non-green state IS the diagnostic; no warning text needed.

INVARIANTS P3 alignment: openai-pro's framing in the original RC ("the 'skip' carrier is not tied to a successful docs-only classification") is exactly the P3 read — the carrier-of-truth must be structurally explicit, not absence-of-counterexample. The fix makes the carrier explicit (changes.result == 'success').

Coordinated-edit completeness: both edits are necessary for the fix to take effect. Without needs: [v3, changes], the needs.changes.result accessor would be undefined and degenerate to fail-open. PM correctly identified this in the inline comment at :589-592 ("Without the needs: declaration the result accessor is unavailable and the gate degenerates to fail-open").

No INVARIANTS violations. Would approve. This is a model-of-the-CI-gate-shape fix done structurally — bridge-debt remains (the whole Layer 1 changes-filter is bridge-debt until affected-set lens lands), but the fail-closure property is restored within the bridge.

Useful as defense-in-depth audit trail per PM ask msg_125e3aa5: Director receipt validates the state-table for any post-merge audit.

(Director read as comment; dashboard tally unchanged. Awaiting CI green + ≥2 dashboard-counted APPROVES.)

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  • Provider / model: codex / unknown
  • Commit: cb82d7e3 · Trigger: schedule
  • Thinking: 270s wall

BLOCKING (1)

Root Cause

  • .github/workflows/ci.yml Filter failure is represented as a job-level skip rather than an always-running required guard → run a lightweight guard that exits nonzero when needs.changes.result != 'success', or make changes itself required.

Non-blocking — Improvements (fix in-PR if easy, else defer to roadmap)

  • .github/workflows/ci.yml The dissolution comment calls affected-set CI replacement R3 close-blocking, but docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5 defers CI integration to R4 full delivery; align this with the R4.B affected-set/introspect-lens lane.

⚠️ The docs-only skip is a reasonable tracked bridge, but the filter-failure path still fails open.

Comment thread .github/workflows/ci.yml Outdated
# `needs.changes.result == 'success'` in the `if:` makes the gate fail-closed:
# filter failure → self_host_ratchet skipped → branch-protection-visible
# incomplete signal rather than a phantom green.
if: ${{ always() && github.event.pull_request.draft != true && needs.changes.result == 'success' && needs.v3.result != 'failure' && needs.v3.result != 'cancelled' }}

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BLOCKING: needs.changes.result == 'success' makes self_host_ratchet skip when the filter fails, but GitHub treats skipped required jobs as successful (https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests/collaborating-on-repositories-with-code-quality-features/troubleshooting-required-status-checks#handling-skipped-but-required-checks), so the claimed fail-closed path can still permit a phantom green instead of a diagnostic.

…KING #2718 line 579)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 579 caught that my prior fix
(adding `needs.changes.result == 'success'` to `self_host_ratchet.if:`)
did NOT actually achieve fail-closed semantics:

**The bug**: when `changes` job fails, my `if:` clause evaluated to
false → `self_host_ratchet` SKIPPED. But per GitHub's documented
behavior (linked in the finding):
  https://docs.github.com/en/pull-requests/collaborating-with-pull-requests
    /collaborating-on-repositories-with-code-quality-features
    /troubleshooting-required-status-checks#handling-skipped-but-required-checks

**Skipped required checks default to SUCCESS in branch protection.**
So my "fail-closed" fix was still phantom-green: changes.failure →
skipped → branch-protection sees green → PR merges with no v3
evidence.

**True fix**: convert from job-skip semantics to always-run with an
explicit failure step. A failed step reports JOB FAILURE (not
skipped), which branch protection treats as a real FAILURE → required-
check RED → merge BLOCKED.

Changes:
1. **`if:` simplified** to `${{ always() && github.event.pull_request.draft != true }}`
   — no more result-checks gating the JOB (lets the job always run
   on every PR)
2. **New first step "Validate gate evidence"** — explicit shell
   that exits 1 when `changes.result != 'success'` OR `v3.result IN
   {failure, cancelled}`. No `continue-on-error` on this step; its
   failure must propagate to job conclusion.
3. **Existing job-level `continue-on-error: true` preserved** — only
   governs workflow conclusion (workflow keeps going), NOT job
   conclusion (which branch protection sees). DB-8 staging steps
   still non-blocking via their own step-level continue-on-error.

State table post-fix (corrected):
| changes.result | v3.result | self_host_ratchet | required-check signal |
|----------------|-----------|-------------------|-----------------------|
| success | success | runs → validate passes → green | green ✓ |
| success | skipped (code=false, docs-only) | runs → validate passes → green | green ✓ |
| success | failure | runs → validate exits 1 → RED | non-green (v3 surface) ✓ |
| success | cancelled | runs → validate exits 1 → RED | non-green ✓ |
| **failure** | skipped | **runs → validate exits 1 → RED** | **non-green (FIX)** ✓ |
| **cancelled** | skipped | **runs → validate exits 1 → RED** | **non-green (FIX)** ✓ |

P3 fail-closed / C-8 / feedback_fail_closed_discipline preserved at
the branch-protection layer, NOT just the workflow `if:` layer.

Diagnostic message in the validation step explicitly cites the
GitHub docs URL so future maintainers understand WHY the explicit-
failure pattern (not skip-pattern) is required.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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Re codex BLOCKING inline at line 579 — critical fail-open finding fixed at 56788f9.

Codex was correct, and this is the second time openai-pro/codex caught a deeper fail-open in the Layer 1 fail-closure chain:

The bug: my prior fix (cb82d7e) added needs.changes.result == 'success' to self_host_ratchet.if: thinking changes.failure → ratchet skipped → branch-protection-visible incomplete signal. But per GitHub docs (troubleshooting-required-status-checks#handling-skipped-but-required-checks) skipped required checks default to SUCCESS in branch protection. So my 'fix' was still phantom-green on filter failure.

True fix (56788f9) — convert from job-skip semantics to always-run with explicit-failure step:

  1. if: simplified to ${{ always() && github.event.pull_request.draft != true }} — no result-check gating the JOB. Job always runs on every PR.
  2. New first step 'Validate gate evidence' — explicit shell that exits 1 when changes.result != 'success' OR v3.result IN {failure, cancelled}. No continue-on-error on this step; its failure must surface to job conclusion.
  3. Job-level continue-on-error: true preserved — only governs workflow conclusion (not job conclusion which branch protection sees). DB-8 staging steps still non-blocking via their own step-level continue-on-error.

State table post-fix (corrected):

changes.result v3.result ratchet behavior required-check signal
success success validate passes → green green ✓
success skipped (docs-only legit) validate passes → green green ✓
success failure validate exits 1 → RED non-green (surfaces v3 failure) ✓
success cancelled validate exits 1 → RED non-green ✓
failure skipped validate exits 1 → RED non-green (FIX) ✓
cancelled skipped validate exits 1 → RED non-green (FIX) ✓

The validation step's error message explicitly cites the GitHub docs URL so future maintainers understand WHY the explicit-failure-step pattern is required (and don't regress to the skip-pattern).

Two consecutive fail-open catches on this PR now mapped:

  1. openai-pro at 536cc03 — original v3.result skip-vs-failure conflation
  2. codex at cb82d7e — skipped-required-checks-default-to-success (this fix)

P3 fail-closed / C-8 / feedback_fail_closed_discipline preserved at the branch-protection layer.

Verdict should now flip to APPROVE on re-review.

— sent from deep-wolf-155

… (codex non-blocking on PR #2718)

codex BLOCKING review #9XXX at sha cb82d7e included a non-blocking
secondary observation: the dissolution-trigger comment called the
affected-set CI replacement "R3 close-blocking," but per
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5 the CI integration is deferred
to R4 full delivery (only the lens PROTOTYPE is pre-R3-close at
gunbc#2699; the CI integration itself is R4-scoped).

Fix: update the dissolution-trigger comment to align with the
locked-design framing — "R4.B full delivery per ... §5 'CI
integration sketch (deferred to R4 full delivery)'" rather than
the incorrect "R3 close-blocking."

Doesn't change Layer 1 mechanism; this is purely a doc-precision
fix to keep ci.yml comments aligned with the locked authority at
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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Re codex BLOCKING + non-blocking at sha cb82d7e:

BLOCKING (filter failure as job-skip) — already addressed at 56788f9 (pushed before this relay arrived). Explicit Validate-gate-evidence step replaces the job-level if: skip-pattern; failed step → job FAILURE → required-check RED → branch-protection blocks. Full state-table verification in c#4426392060.

Non-blocking (R3→R4 framing) — fixed at 7ae81d3.

Codex was correct: my ci.yml dissolution-trigger comment called the affected-set CI replacement "R3 close-blocking" but per docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5 ("CI integration sketch (deferred to R4 full delivery)") the CI integration is R4-scoped. Only the lens PROTOTYPE is pre-R3-close (gunbc#2699); the actual CI integration replacing this Layer 1 bridge is R4 full-delivery work.

Updated comment now reads:

R4.B full delivery per docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5 "CI integration sketch (deferred to R4 full delivery)"; the affected-set lens prototype is pre-R3-close at gunbc#2699 but CI integration is R4-scoped.

This is a pure doc-precision fix — no Layer 1 mechanism change, just aligns the dissolution-trigger framing with the locked authority.

PR #2718 cumulative fix log:

  1. cb82d7e — openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES fail-open (skip-vs-success); fixed via needs.changes.result == 'success' in if: (subsequently caught as insufficient by codex)
  2. 56788f9 — codex BLOCKING (true fail-open via skipped-required-check default); fixed via explicit Validate-gate-evidence step replacing if: skip-pattern
  3. 7ae81d3 — codex non-blocking (R3→R4 framing per design doc §5); textual fix

Verdict should now flip to APPROVE on re-review.

— sent from deep-wolf-155

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Σ-orthogonal housekeeping: exemptions 80→84, SG-0 verified 169 @ d98d1e0,
ratchet-down protocol, digest #828 link + companion #2718 per Director MSG.

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…cold-v3 → ~10min) (#2724)

Operator directive at gunbc#846 2026-05-12 ~01:24Z: 'please cut all -
can we get v3 to 10 minutes for now - i would just cut ALL demos and
integration tests for now'.

This is the most aggressive interpretation: skip ALL integration test
EXECUTION, while preserving compile coverage. Tests still build via
the existing `--no-run` prebuild step (catches Rust-level breakages);
they just don't execute in CI until rebuild-session amortizes them
properly.

**Two steps converted from execute to skip-with-notice**:
1. `v3 tests (Stage 2d integration module, HOT-FIX SKIPPED)` — was
   running lane2d_stage_2d_symbolic_cost_test::* with 360s budget
2. `v3 tests (full suite integration harness, HOT-FIX SKIPPED)` — was
   running `cargo test --test integration` with 4000s budget

**What still gates correctness on every PR** (NOT cut):
- lib+bins tests (Part 1/4) — unit-level correctness in src/
- determinism_test (Part 2/4) — emission determinism gate
- doc tests (Part 3/4) — doc-comment examples
- Integration compile coverage via `--no-run` prebuild — catches Rust-level breakages
- Clippy (default + bootstrap-regen-fresh) — lints
- L-7 + L-8 lens-discipline gates
- compiler-std consolidation ratchet
- banked-dissolutions ratchet
- self_host_ratchet (DB-8 staging)

**Restore criteria** (rebuild session per #2722 §5): each integration
test class re-enables under OnceLock/cached_compile amortization with
per-test wall ≤ 2s ratchet, OR transitions to Layer 2 path-conditional
gating per Director brief #2719. As tests re-enable, restore the
execution step + ratchet budget downward incrementally.

**Expected impact**: cold-v3 wall ~67min → estimated ~10-15min
(integration was the dominant contributor). Empirical measurement on
first post-merge run gives actual.

**Bridge-debt with named dissolution**:
- Dissolution trigger: rebuild session lands OnceLock/cached_compile
  amortization per #2722 §5
- Alternative path: affected-set lens R4.B CI integration per
  docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5 (longer-term)

This stacks on top of:
- PR #2718 Layer 1 (docs-only skip; merged)
- PR #2723 first-cut #[ignore] (8 files; merged)

Together with this hot-fix-PR-2, the cold-v3 wall-time path forward is:
docs PRs → 0min (Layer 1); code PRs → ~10min (this PR); rebuild
session adds tests back per per-test ratchet.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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…pwire (#2714)

* docs(audit): refresh SG-0 trajectory EOD + compute 7d velocity tripwire

- Snapshot origin/main eed86ff: 168 Σ-count (50+116+2)
- Rolling path-set intro:dissolve vs 04fa1ed pre-05-04 = 38:3 (tripwire)
- §6 aligns Alarm 1 with +35 Σ-count Δ; tie tripwire to Director RED surfacing

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* docs(audit): anchor SG-0 tripwire to true 7 UTC-day window

Reviewer-corrected: pre-05-04 baseline vs 05-11 EOD spanned ~8 days.
Rebaseline to last main before 2026-05-05 00:00Z (4b156d8) into eed86ff.
Path churn recomputed 37:6 (6.17:1 RED); Σ-count Δ +31 (+37/-6).

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* docs(audit): align §6 Alarm 2 prose with calendar-window discipline

Removes stale '+30 / 9-day' as contemporaneous Alarm 2 state; it was §3 2026-05-09
extrapolation shorthand, not the same rolling-7d convention as Alarm 1 per review 9697.

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* docs(audit): reconcile §3 EOD δ with visible prior row (P1)

BLOCKING inline review (#2714): delta column cited +1 vs midday 31acf43 while
that row was absent — δ_vs_prev per §1 now +5 vs listed cea1fbe (163→168).
Intraday +1 vs 31acf43 retained in notes; mirrors 05-09 mid-day/EOD split.

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* docs(audit): §8 appendix for operator hot-fix #2723 + #846/trace

Σ-orthogonal housekeeping: exemptions 80→84, SG-0 verified 169 @ d98d1e0,
ratchet-down protocol, digest #828 link + companion #2718 per Director MSG.

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* docs(audit): reconcile §3/§4/§8 Σ authority (P2) per review 9798

- §3: row e3ad91d (+1 TEST vs eed86ff) for #2694; #2712 Σ-stable note
- §4: scope seven-day math to archived eed86ff; link +1 to new row
- §8: clarify #2723 Σ-orthogonal vs 169 explained by earlier lineage

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* docs(audit): fix §8 code span Markdown for Σ=169 appendix

Repair missing closing backtick so `169 (50 / 117 / 2)` renders (Codex 981x non-blocking).

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* ci: re-trigger PR #2714 checks (prior run jobs cancelled stale)

noop: prior Actions attempt left fmt/ci/changes/v3 cancelled mid-flight against
same head SHA while self_host_ratchet stayed queued — fresh SHA escapes the
duplicate-run cancel window without changing docs.

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* ci: fresh Actions enqueue for PR #2714 (stuck queued/cancel cascade)

noop: supersede zombie workflow whose jobs were starvation-cancelled mid-flight.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-enqueue Actions for #2714 (runner cancel starvation on d61b)

Second noop: prior run stuck queued with cancelled leaf jobs; CLI rerun blocked.

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…ting (#2719)

* docs(audit): R3 deferral anti-pattern audit (PROPOSAL — Director-authored)

Surfaces the broader anti-pattern class around cost-lens Miss dissolution
(operator-ratified 2026-05-11). Grep-verified ~1600+ instances of
deferral-via-wrapper-variant in v3 compiler production surface across 13
categories (Option<T>, panic!, .expect(), NotYetImplemented, DescentUnknown,
ArrowBody::Pending, _ => catch-alls, etc.).

Per operator-directive: "Miss should go away entirely; if something in
substrate defines a Miss it should fail and be investigated asap" — extended
to whole anti-pattern class. Each category dissolution path proposed.

Tagged for PM (deep-wolf-155) + Mgr ratification: scope, sequencing, PR-template
ratchet authoring authority.

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* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(audit): address openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES — narrow Miss-class scope; reconcile DescentUnknown authority

Per openai-pro review (#2708 c#4425020297, verdict REQUEST_CHANGES):

3 valid blocking findings addressed:

1. LAYER MODEL — §3.2 DescentEvidence::DescentUnknown removal conflated
   Miss-class deferral with fail-closed lattice bottom (INVARIANTS.md:63-66).
   Reframed: dissolution requires PM-tier ratification on (a) keep 3-variant
   lattice + construction-side narrowing OR (b) authority update first +
   2-variant collapse. No worker dispatch until PM ratifies.

2. INVARIANTS + modeling-discipline — §1 row 1, §2.2 paragraph: "all 83
   Option<T> = pure deferral" overgeneralized. Per modeling-discipline.md:41-50
   + CODING.md:95-97, Option<T> is allowed when absence is meaningful.
   Reframed as triage candidates with per-site classification (error-None
   = Miss-class; legitimate-absence = compliant); explicit "don't bulk-convert."

3. CODING.md — §4 review checklist phrased as "flag for conversion" which
   conflicts with CODING.md:307-309 (Option/Result OK when meaningful).
   Reframed as "flag for justification": reviewer asks, author justifies;
   non-compliant cases convert, compliant wrappers survive.

§0 framing also clarified: Miss-class deferral ≠ all Option<T>; per-site
classification required; bulk-conversion would itself be a discipline violation.

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* docs(audit): address codex REQUEST_CHANGES — eliminate internal authority contradictions

Per codex review (#2708 c#4425182*, verdict REQUEST_CHANGES):

2 valid blocking findings addressed:

1. §1 table — rows 2-7 stated definitive violations ("should be typed
   Diagnostics", "admits non-exhaustiveness", "explicit 'I haven't decided
   this'") while §2.2 later correctly narrowed these to per-site triage.
   Two conflicting authorities within the same brief violated INVARIANTS P2
   single-authority discipline. Fix: table notes now reflect the triage
   framing (boundary tooling vs interior substrate flow per CODING.md
   307-309; closed-enum vs deliberate-default catch-alls; etc.). Rows 9-13
   tagged with explicit cross-references to §3 disposition.

2. §5 sequencing — proposed §3.2 (DescentUnknown) same-batch dispatch with
   §3.1, but §3.2 itself blocked dispatch on PM ratification of path (a)
   vs (b). Fix: §5 now explicitly marks §3.2 + §3.6 as PM-blocked authority
   gates; only path (a) ratification would enable same-batch with §3.1;
   path (b) requires INVARIANTS.md edit landing first. Authority-gate
   summary appended.

Also relabeled §2.1 "Pure deferral" → "Miss-class deferral" and removed
DescentUnknown from the auto-classified list (consistent with §3.2 gate).

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* docs(audit): address inline blocking — reconcile §3.3 DescentResidual with Director-ratified γ-shape

Per inline review finding at docs/audit/r3-deferral-anti-pattern-audit-2026-05-11.md:101
(2026-05-11T21:03:41Z):

> "BLOCKING: §3.3 reclassifies the Director-ratified terminal DescentResidual
> as Miss-shape without reconciling the current termination.dag authority,
> which violates P1 modeling faithfulness and locked-decision discipline."

Valid finding. The `DescentResidual = EvidenceUnknown(NonStrictEvidence) |
EvidenceIncomplete` shape was Director-ratified via the
illegal-states-unrepresentable rationale in
docs/briefs/r3-substrate-descent-execution-proof-worker.md (gunbc#828
issuecomment-4395060514). The audit incorrectly conflated the analyzer's
runtime-failure surface with a Miss-class design-laziness deferral.

Same pattern as the prior §3.2 DescentUnknown correction (openai-pro
REQUEST_CHANGES):

- §3.3 reframed: no direct dissolution proposed; instead, pre-dispatch
  requirement to read existing authority + produce grep-verified reason
  + PM ratification.
- §1 table row 11: tagged "authority-conflicting per Director-ratified
  γ-shape — compliant as written today."
- §2.1: removed residual from Miss-class auto-classified list; appended
  to the "NOT auto-classified" entries alongside DescentUnknown.
- §5 sequencing: §3.3 now authority-blocked (same as §3.2 + §3.6); cannot
  same-batch with §3.1 until reconciliation lands. Authority-gate footer
  updated.

Pattern: every authority-conflicting dissolution proposal must (a) start
from grep-verified read of existing authority, (b) name the specific
authority doc affected, (c) require PM ratification before dispatch.

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* docs(audit): address inline blocking — §3.6 ArrowBody location was factually wrong

Per inline review finding at docs/audit/r3-deferral-anti-pattern-audit-2026-05-11.md:120
(2026-05-11T21:03:41Z):

> "BLOCKING: ArrowBody::Pending is stored on TypeConnective::Arrow.body/
> ResolvedArrow, not Behavior::Transform.body, so §3.6 aims the redesign
> at the wrong substrate boundary under P2 facts-flow-forward."

Verified at HEAD:
- ArrowBody enum at src/v3/compiler/src/dag.rs:1092
- Used in TypeConnective::Arrow { body, .. } patterns (bootstrap.rs:288 etc.)
- All ArrowBody::Unparsed sites in bootstrap_generated.rs are inside
  TypeConnective::Arrow { body: ArrowBody::Unparsed(...), .. }

Original §3.6 claim that ArrowBody is on Behavior::Transform.body was wrong.
Actual location is declaration-tier type-connective (Declaration.connective
= TypeConnective::Arrow { body: ArrowBody::Pending }).

Fix: §3.6 reframed. The substrate-shape question is at the declaration-tier
type-connective layer, NOT Behavior::Transform. The "paper-over" cost is at
the type-connective-walking layer; Behavior walkers already see only resolved
bodies. Revised proposal: PM ratification on R3-load-bearing-ness + Substrate
Mgr canvas on partition-vs-sum-with-Pending design question, citing
M1_DESIGN.md authority + per-walker impact analysis.

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* docs(audit): address inline blocking — LensSurfacePending is terminal, not in-progress

Per inline review finding at docs/audit/r3-deferral-anti-pattern-audit-2026-05-11.md:37
(2026-05-11T21:03:41Z):

> "BLOCKING: LensSurfacePending is a terminal ParallelismUnsupportedKind in
> the effects substrate, not an in-progress substrate state, so grouping it
> with ArrowBody::Pending needs explicit authority reconciliation before
> dispatch under P1 modeling faithfulness."

Verified at HEAD: src/v3/compiler/src/dag/effects.rs:197 places
LensSurfacePending as a variant of ParallelismUnsupportedKind, explicitly
marked 🟢 TERMINAL in code comments. It's an explicit unsupported-reason
payload for the parallelism lens, NOT a transitional in-progress state.
The "Pending" suffix is misleading.

Fix: removed LensSurfacePending from §3.6 (which only covers true pre-lowering
transitional state ArrowBody::Pending). Updated §1 table row 12 + §2.1
Miss-class list to explicitly NOT auto-classify it. Removed scope contradiction.

Pattern continues from prior corrections: every classification in the audit
needs grep-verified factual grounding. Misleading variant names ("Pending"
suffix on terminal carriers) are themselves a discipline gap.

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* docs(audit): address cursor NON-BLOCKING table nits — rows #10/#11 misattributed conflict

Per cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS review at sha 0c07f7a (2026-05-11T21:08:35Z):

> Row 10/11 phrase 'Authority-conflicting per X' but the cited authority X is
> exactly where the standing design is *defined*. The real tension is between
> the operator's Miss-elimination directive and that existing authority text,
> not 'conflict' within or stated by those authorities themselves.

Fix: reframe rows #10/#11 to name the standing authority + locate the tension
correctly:
- Row 10 (DescentUnknown): standing authority is INVARIANTS.md fail-closed
  bottom; tension is with operator directive (not within the invariant).
- Row 11 (DescentResidual): standing authority is Director-ratified γ-shape;
  carrier is compliant; my prior audit framing was the conflict, corrected in
  §3.3.

NON-BLOCKING per reviewer but legitimate clarity improvement; reviewer's verdict
was APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS.

* docs(audit): tighten CODING.md citations — boundary roles at :311-321, not :307-309

Per cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS finding at sha 0af402f (2026-05-11T21:24:39Z):

> The notes point boundary-tooling legitimacy at CODING.md:307-309, but those
> lines only state the narrow 'Hidden panic surface' rule (library avoids
> contract-violation panics/unwrap()). The explicit Bootstrap and
> Code-generation binaries edge roles appear under 'When impurity is
> acceptable' beginning around CODING.md:311 (table ~317-321).

Fix: split the citation so:
- CODING.md:307-309 covers the contract-violation-in-library rule (interior
  substrate-flow panics dissolve to typed Diagnostic per C-8).
- CODING.md:311-321 covers the boundary roles legitimacy (Build script /
  Code-generation binaries / Bootstrap entries in the impurity-acceptable
  table).

Updated table rows #2/#3 (lines 27-28), §2.2 prose (line 66), and §4 review
checklist (line 171). NON-BLOCKING per reviewer; landing as documentation
hygiene.

* docs(audit): add §3.8.1 concrete 10-entry NON_TEST inventory per velocity-walk

Per PM ratification (msg_45457c77 in response to Director ask msg_048fdfa6):
empirical-grounding-strengthens-the-case path. §3.8 currently treats
structural_coverage_gap audit as abstract pattern; with zesty-boar-261's
velocity-walk diagnostic (gunbc#846 c#4425420798) producing a 9 NON_TEST +
1 FRAGMENTS enumerated inventory over the 7d window pre-2026-05-11, §3.8
graduates from speculative to grounded.

Adds §3.8.1 with:
- 10-entry table: file path + LOC + adjacent-lane/dissolution-path mapping
- Total 2,171 LOC; omni_shape_b_openapi.rs identified as ~40% of class
- Audit implication: per-file promote-or-carve discipline applies
- Per-PR review state-space framing (Director conformance read flags
  absent dissolution-path mapping)
- Re-audit cadence note (this is window-relative intro composition,
  not full main §3.8 audit; per feedback_intro_rate_not_residual_share)

Citations grep-verified at HEAD eed86ff: all 9 NON_TEST files exist
with stated LOC; FRAGMENTS entry confirmed in sg0_census_test.rs:688-691.

* docs(briefs): Director scaffold-fill for Cluster M Phase 3 reflected-Dag + DimensionReport bulk-port worker briefs

Per feedback_pre_authored_brief_queue + feedback_director_mgr_energy_input
(Director energy INTO system until real workflow substrate exists).

Verification Mgr (clever-tern-670) status pass (msg_755c3f43) identified
Phase 3 dissolution-rate bottleneck as Mgr-tier brief-authoring bandwidth
on the two biggest unauthored classes:

- Reflected-Dag structural assertion family (~25-30 entries; 16 seed-named)
- Generic DimensionReport / runner-discipline family (~20-25 entries; 10 seed-named)

These ~50 entries combined are roughly half of the #84 EXPECTED_HAND_AUTHORED_TEST
partition (116 entries on origin/main eed86ff). Authoring scaffolds + Mgr
finalization + dispatch should land bulk-port PRs within 7-10 days, with
velocity-tripwire arrow (12.7:1 intros:dissolves at gunbc#846 c#4425420798)
flipping intra-week.

Authority split per Director msg_eb2372c7 to PM:
- Director: scaffold shape (this commit) — locked-design citations, substrate
  carrier references at exact lines, Phase-2 pattern site refs, hard constraints,
  STOP-and-escalate criteria, decomposition recommendations.
- Verification Mgr: finalization — complete inventory (Mgr-fill placeholders
  marked throughout), per-entry classification, pilot selection, dispatch.

Substrate citations grep-verified via Verification Mgr msg_755c3f43:
- ProgramGenerator/ProgramShape/Quantifier/QuantifiedTestClaim/SuiteClaim:
  src/v3/std/verification.dag:118-133 + :379-402 (carriers landed)
- TestSuite.claims still List<TestClaim>: verification.dag:404-407 (staged
  trigger at :394-399) — Reflected-Dag class CONSUMER-GATED on this flip
- Phase-2 pattern: t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test.rs:257-357 (R3_GATE_87_CEMENTING_REGEN_SUITES,
  run_suite_all_pass_with_expected_claim_names)
- Receipt discipline: r3_gate_87_lens_cementing_regen_receipts_test.rs:13-24 + :122-132
- DimensionReport class NOT consumer-gated (Phase-2 pattern is the load-bearing
  predicate, not full #87 PASSING, per feedback_construction_over_ratchets)

* docs(briefs): Director scaffold-fill for R3 CI Layer 2 path-conditional gating

Per PM ratification at gunbc#828 c4425726922 + Director ratification msg_a77c7f42
(Verification Mgr routing per feedback_parallel_representation_debt coherence).

Bridge-debt with named dissolution trigger: when gate
ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection lands, the affected-set
Introspect-lens output (canvas PR #2713) replaces the bridge's
required_paths_regex column.

Brief covers:
- §0 scope: extend PR #2718's changes job, do not parallel
- §1 mechanism: per-group skip_* boolean outputs + STEP-level if: on v3
- §2 inventory sources (slow-test-exemptions.txt + /tmp/v3-test-timings.log
  + NEW per-group required-paths mapping)
- §3 per-dimension structural target — every entry has dimension: Dimension
  field matching lens enum (parallel-representation-debt prevention)
- §4 hard constraints (8 invariants)
- §5 acceptance
- §6 decomposition (Mgr-fill recommendation: cost_lens pilot first)
- §7 STOP-and-escalate criteria
- §8 bridge-debt + dissolution path explicit

Verification Mgr (clever-tern-670) fills inventory + per-group regex +
dispatch. Director scaffold preserves coherence; Mgr finalizes per
feedback_director_mgr_energy_input.

* docs(briefs): fix Layer 2 YAML naming inconsistency (skip_cost → skip_cost_lens)

Per cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS at sha 04c5b08 (review 9701):

> The changes outputs define skip_cost, but the v3 step's if: uses
> needs.changes.outputs.skip_cost_lens. That disagrees with the same brief's
> post-dissolution sketch (skip_$group with cost_lens → skip_cost_lens, lines
> 129-134). Not a formal invariant breach by itself, but it is easy for an
> implementer to copy the wrong name and get an always-on/off step.

Fix: normalize the example YAML outputs block to match the if: lines and the
post-dissolution sketch. Naming convention: skip_<group_name> where
<group_name> matches the per-group table's group_name column verbatim
(no abbreviation). Updated all 4 example outputs:

  skip_lens   → skip_complexity_lens (was vague; tied to specific group)
  skip_emit   → skip_emit_target (matches starting template at §2)
  skip_parser → skip_parser_grammar (matches starting template)
  skip_cost   → skip_cost_lens (matches if: line + post-dissolution sketch)

Also added an inline comment documenting the naming convention so future
copy-paste from the example stays mechanically correct.

* docs(briefs): cite PM pre-staged Mgr-fill template (PR #2721) + converge pilot recommendation on Cluster B

Per PM msg_bba47649 — pre-staged Mgr-fill template landed as PR #2721
(docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-pm-prestaged-mgr-fill-template.md, 220 lines).

Two scaffold updates:

1. §2 (inventory sources): replaced 'PM pre-staged skeleton to be attached
   if/when available' speculative reference with explicit cite-and-link to
   the landed template doc. Describes what the PM template provides:
   - All 78 slow-test-exemptions.txt entries grouped into 9 clusters (A-I)
   - (test_pattern, dimension, required_paths_regex) skeleton table
   - 12 [Mgr-fill] placeholders for substrate-lens / R3-V L4/L7 / R1C-E /
     free-consequences cross-target tracing

2. §6 (decomposition): converged my prior cost_lens-first pilot
   recommendation with PM's Cluster B recommendation — these are the same
   family (Lane 2 Stage 2d symbolic cost = cost-lens). Updated wording to
   reflect Cluster naming + cross-citation to PM template's Cluster B
   detail. Added [Mgr-fill] placeholder resolution wave to decomposition.

Inline sketch table retained as illustrative; defer to PM template for
actual starting inventory.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): fix singular dimension → Set<Dimension> per PM caught semantic violation

PM (msg_ab551c52) surfaced codex RC on template PR #2721 (review #9707):
singular 'dimension:' field violates locked-design §2 union semantics. A
multi-dim consumer (e.g., LBP demonstration reading both complexity + cost)
declared with singular dimension: cost would be silently skipped when only
complexity changes — fail-open violation against P3.

PM fixed their template at dedcf69: dimension → dimensions (Set<Dimension>),
union-formula clarified, multi-dim rows expanded.

This brief had the same singular semantics; absorbed the fix per PM
recommendation so Verification Mgr inherits coherent dim-set semantic across
both authority chain artifacts (brief + template).

Changes:
- §0 authority bullet: contains(single) → (∩ ≠ ∅) intersection-non-empty;
  dimension: Dimension → dimensions: Set<Dimension>
- §2 table column rename + type spec + union semantics note + multi-dim
  consumer guidance
- §2 starting template citation updated to reflect post-fix template at
  dedcf69
- §3 section header renamed; substantive paragraph explaining WHY
  Set<Dimension> not Dimension (cites PM caught violation + P3 fail-open
  framing)
- §3 YAML example: jq script updated to set-intersection check
- §4.5 hard constraint: dimensions: Set<Dimension> with members from enum;
  empty set invalid
- §5 acceptance: every group has dimensions: Set<Dimension>; multi-dim
  fidelity language
- §6 pilot description: 'singleton {cost} dimensions' phrasing; class wave
  reviewer-check language updated
- §7 STOP: added multi-dim escalation path; explicit warning against
  defaulting to singleton {primary}
- §8 surviving artifact: (group_name, dimensions) — set-typed column survives
- inline illustrative table: explicit set-literal notation with multi-dim row
  example (lbp_demonstration: {complexity, cost})

Same authority chain absorbs cleanly: brief (primary) + template (data
attachment) now both set-typed; Verification Mgr inherits coherent
semantic.

* docs(briefs): fix boolean polarity inversion + add polarity invariant per openai-pro RC on template

PM (msg_9a188e22) surfaced openai-pro BLOCKING re-review (#9721) on template
PR #2721 at 93080af — caught load-bearing boolean polarity inversion:
brief stated skip_* formula as (affected ∩ row.dimensions) ≠ ∅ (skip when
intersection NON-empty) while CI consumer wires if: skip != 'true' (run
when skip is false). Net effect: literal-following Mgr/worker would wire
the gate to silently skip AFFECTED tests when intersection is non-empty.
TESTING.md + Boundary Discipline violation.

PM fixed template at 262f42d (4 sites inverted; explicit polarity table
added at §1/§3/§4/§5).

Same risk on this brief (#2719) at the post-dissolution mapping site I
authored when absorbing the prior dim-set fix at efacecd. Fix:

§0 authority bullet (line 10, the inversion site):
  before: 'skip_* flags become (∩ ≠ ∅)' [INVERTED — fail-open]
  after:  'skip_* flags become skip_<group> = (∩ = ∅)' [canonical]
  + explicit polarity check note + carrier-vs-contract explanation
  + skip-form / run-form equivalence stated

§3 substantive paragraph (after Set<Dimension> WHY): added Polarity
invariant block citing PM's caught inversion + 262f42d fix + explicit
warning that skip = (∩ ≠ ∅) is the canonical fail-open boolean-polarity
bug pattern.

§4 hard constraint #5 (dimensions field): added inline Polarity invariant
restating the canonical skip-form + run-form equivalent + 'never invert'
clause.

§5 acceptance: added 'Polarity check passes' criterion enumerating the
acceptable forms + naming the inverted form as the fail-open pattern to
reject in review. Self-test text clarified: cost-dimension groups run,
other-dimension groups skip (verifies correct polarity in actual gate).

YAML example at §3 (lines 139-149) was already polarity-correct (skip iff
intersection empty; skip=true when intersection empty) so unchanged.

Single-pass absorption per PM recommendation — both brief and template
now lockstep on polarity semantics. Verification Mgr inherits both files
without polarity mismatch in finalization.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): align §0 example names with §1 naming convention (cursor exploratory)

Per cursor APPROVE exploratory observation on PR #2719 sha 13b0db9
(review #9732):

§0 line 25 illustrative outputs used abbreviated names (skip_lens /
skip_emit / skip_parser) while §1 line 53-54 establishes strict
'skip_<group_name>' naming convention matching the per-group table
verbatim. Non-policy violation per cursor but tightening avoids ambiguity
for implementer.

Fix: replace abbreviated names with full-form (skip_cost_lens /
skip_emit_target / skip_parser_grammar) + cross-reference §1 naming
convention in the same sentence. Brief now consistent across all naming
sites.

* docs(briefs): add P3 fail-closed shared-infrastructure full-run bucket per codex BLOCKING

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 at sha 52c6cf0 (review #9744):

Line 102 narrowed required-paths inventory to 'src/v3/*' deps only; the
illustrative table at lines 114-118 followed that shape. A PR that changes
shared test infrastructure or selection machinery outside src/v3/*
(.github/workflows/ci.yml, scripts/*, Cargo.lock, rust-toolchain.toml,
etc.) would be classified as 'unaffected' for every per-group regex and
silently skip tests whose behavior actually changed.

That's the fail-open boundary class P3 forbids + TESTING.md
behavior-driven discipline violation. Real correctness issue in the
proposed mechanism, not just an implementation detail.

Fix: add shared-infrastructure full-run fail-closed bucket as the
join-point that catches inter-group / cross-cutting changes:

§2 (inventory sources): added 'Shared-infrastructure full-run fail-closed
bucket' subsection with explicit mechanism — changes job computes
force_full_run = (any changed file matches shared-infra regex); when
true, all per-group skip_* short-circuit to false. Regex spec:
^(\.github/.*|scripts/.*|Cargo\.(toml|lock)|rust-toolchain\.toml|
\.cargo/.*|build\.rs)$. Names the structural rationale: per-group
regexes cover ONLY their own src/v3/* deps; the full-run trigger is
the join-point. Fail-closed by construction.

§4 hard constraint #9 (new): formalizes the invariant + 'never collapse
the full-run trigger into per-group regexes' (structural fail-open shape).

§5 acceptance: added 'Shared-infrastructure full-run check passes' as
separate criterion + self-test case (c) — a PR touching only
.github/workflows/ci.yml or Cargo.lock or scripts/check-test-timeout.sh
MUST run all test groups. Expanded self-test from 3 to 4 cases (a/b/c/d).

§2 added [Mgr-fill]: validate shared-infra regex against representative
recent PRs.

Single-pass absorption; brief now P3 fail-closed at the cross-cutting
boundary.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): fix two openai-pro BLOCKINGs — harness-arm in shared-infra regex + cargo test substring not glob

openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 at sha 0d3b44b (review #9749 +
manual c4426188322):

BLOCKING #1 (P3 Fail-Closed): brief at line 104 names 'harness code' as
a class to catch in full-run regex but the actual regex at line 109 had
no harness/test-selection arm. Harness-only changes (e.g., to
tests/integration/common/* or sg0_census_test.rs) would miss both
full-run regex AND per-group regexes — silent skip.

BLOCKING #2 (TESTING.md fail-closed CI): test_pattern field documented
as 'cargo test arg pattern' but examples used glob-looking syntax
(cost_lens_*, *_emit_*). Cargo positional test arg is a libtest SUBSTRING
filter, not a glob. Worker following the brief literally would produce
a step that runs zero intended tests + exits successfully — silent skip
converting 'selected group tested' into 'selected group filtered out.'

Fixes:

#1 (harness arm in shared-infra regex):
- §2 mechanism: extended regex to include
  src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/common/.*,
  sg0_census_test.rs, test_runner_test.rs, t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test.rs,
  integration.rs, integration test entry points
- §2 new paragraph naming the harness/test-selection-machinery arms
  explicitly + hard rule: harness-class files MUST never appear in a
  per-group required_paths_regex
- §4 hard constraint #9: extended invariant to include harness class
  with explicit file list
- §5 acceptance: extended self-test case (c) to include harness-class
  example (common/cached_compile.rs) + explicit verification list

#2 (cargo test substring, not glob):
- §1 YAML examples: cost_lens_* → cost_lens; *_emit_* → emit; added
  IMPORTANT comment explaining libtest substring semantics +
  forbidding glob syntax
- §2 test_pattern column spec: re-documented as 'libtest test-name
  SUBSTRING filter (NOT a glob)' with cost_lens example + glob
  forbiddance + --exact alternative
- §2 inline illustrative table: cost_lens_* → cost_lens (and others);
  added trailing comment naming substring semantics
- §4 new hard constraint #10: test_pattern is substring filter not
  glob; self-test that the value substitutes verbatim into cargo test
  and runs positive number of tests
- §5 acceptance: new 'test_pattern substring-filter check passes' criterion
  with empirical pilot-wave validation requirement

Brief now P3 fail-closed at both the boundary (shared-infra full-run
including harness) AND the selector (substring filter that workers can
copy verbatim without silent zero-test execution). Single-absorption
pass; awaiting fresh review at new HEAD.

* docs(briefs): reframe PM template citation per codex P1/P2 — template is on PR #2721, NOT yet landed on main

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 (review #9754):

Line 128 named docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-pm-prestaged-mgr-fill-template.md
as a 'landed' starting authority, but git ls-tree origin/main returns no
blob and git ls-files returns nothing. A worker following this brief
would be sent to a non-existent source of truth — INVARIANTS P1/P2
authority-grounding violation in a dispatch document.

Verified at HEAD:
- git ls-tree origin/main -- docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-pm-prestaged-mgr-fill-template.md → empty
- gh pr view 2721 → state=OPEN, mergedAt=null
- Template lives on PR #2721's branch only

Fix: reframe the template citation to acknowledge PR #2721 is open-not-landed.
- 'landed via PR #2721' → 'open as PR #2721 ... NOT yet landed on main'
- Added codex BLOCKING citation + verification receipt (git ls-tree result)
- Added explicit authority caveat: Verification Mgr finalization MUST
  coordinate merge sequencing — (a) merge #2721 first, OR (b) read from
  PR #2721 branch until it merges
- Named PM (deep-wolf-155) as PR #2721 author + cross-link for merge coordination
- Cited sha 262f42d (PR #2721 post-fix state per PM msg_125e3aa5)

Brief now accurately grounded on the actual file location (PR #2721 branch)
with merge-sequencing guidance for Mgr finalization. Authority chain
honest about in-flight vs landed state.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): absorb 3 BLOCKING findings (Brian + codex) — R4 lifecycle reframe + canonical 2-step + count fix

Brian inline BLOCKING #1 + codex BLOCKING #1 (P5 dissolution-trigger
authority): brief framed dissolution as R3 close-blocking gate
'ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection' but
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md:3 = 'R4 wishlist', :354 = 'CI integration
sketch (deferred to R4 full delivery)', :366 = 'CI integration is R4
full-delivery work'. No ROADMAP authority exists for the cited gate name
— that was Director-tier speculation.

Brian inline BLOCKING #2 + codex BLOCKING #2 (Facts Flow Forward / surviving
schema): §3 post-dissolution sketch only encoded dimension intersection,
silently dropping NodeRef intersection. Canonical 2-step per design §5:359
requires BOTH (TestClaim.refs ∩ affected_nodes) ≠ ∅ AND (TestClaim.dims ∩
changed.dims) ≠ ∅. Reducing surviving schema to (group_name, dimensions)
too early.

codex non-blocking: slow-test-exemptions.txt count cited as 78 (PM
template value); actual is 80 at 2026-05-12T00:50Z (verified locally:
grep -v '^#' ... | grep -v '^$' | wc -l = 80).

Fixes (single absorption pass):

§0 'Bridge-debt → dissolution lifecycle' bullet:
- Reframed from 'R3 close-blocking gate' to 'R4-bounded dissolution
  lifecycle (NOT R3 close)' with explicit citation of design doc :3 + :354
  + :366. Names R4.B as R4 owner. Removes the speculative gate name.
  Names Brian's BLOCKING #1 absorption.

§0 NEW 'Post-dissolution selection semantics (canonical 2-step join)'
bullet: explicit NodeRef + dimension joins per design :359; run formula;
skip formula; bridge coarseness acknowledgment (path-regex over-approximates
canonical lens; fail-closed-safe but coarser). Names Brian's BLOCKING #2
absorption.

§0 polarity check bullet: updated skip-form to reflect 2-step (NodeRef-empty
OR dim-empty ⇒ unaffected ⇒ skip).

§2 inventory source (a): count 78 → 80 at 3 sites (replace_all), with
explanation that count grows over time + Mgr re-runs grep at finalization
rather than relying on stale citations.

§2 table column spec: added 'testclaim_references' as 5th column. Cited
Brian's BLOCKING #2; explains bridge-tier proxy vs post-dissolution proxy.

§2 [Mgr-fill]: extended to require testclaim_references computation per
canonical 2-step.

§3 YAML post-dissolution sketch: rewrote classify step to compose BOTH
NodeRef AND dimension intersections via jq + cite Brian's BLOCKING #2
absorption inline. Header comment names R4.B authority and acknowledges
no current ROADMAP gate ID.

§4 #4 PR-body bridge-debt template: reworded from 'R3 close-blocking gate'
to 'R4.B Introspect-lens saturation lane CI integration delivery; NOT R3
close-blocking.'

§8 surviving artifact: corrected from (group_name, dimensions) to
(group_name, dimensions, testclaim_references) per canonical; cited
Brian's BLOCKING #2.

Removed all references to 'ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection'
as a current ROADMAP gate name; replaced with R4.B owning-lane references
+ explicit acknowledgment of authority gap.

Brief now P5-honest: dissolution trigger is checkable (R4.B owning lane)
even if no concrete gate ID yet; surviving schema preserves both lens
join inputs per canonical algorithm.

* docs(briefs): reconcile §3 substantive + §7 STOP with §0/§8 — surviving schema is 3-column (cursor internal-consistency catch)

cursor REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 sha 540113f (review #9767):

Two internal contradictions surfaced from my partial absorption of Brian's
BLOCKING #2:

(a) §3 substantive paragraph still said '(group_name, dimensions) mapping
survives the dissolution — only required_paths_regex column gets retired'
contradicting §0 + §8 which were updated to 3-column (group_name,
dimensions, testclaim_references).

(b) §7 STOP bullet referenced 'Layer 2 dissolution shape doesn't match
(group_name, dimensions) schema' — 2-column framing, same contradiction.

Fix:

§3 substantive paragraph (around the parallel-representation-debt rationale):
- 2-column → 3-column framing
- both dimensions AND testclaim_references must be authored
- cite design §:359 canonical 2-step join
- cite cursor internal-consistency catch alongside Brian's BLOCKING #2

§7 STOP escalation bullet:
- (group_name, dimensions) → (group_name, dimensions, testclaim_references)
  + cite canonical 2-step join

Verified via grep: all remaining
references are within meta-statements explicitly documenting the removal
(line 10 + line 268); no live references remain. All
appearances are either in updated 3-column contexts or in meta-statements
referencing the absorption (line 15 catch citation).

Brief now internally coherent across §0, §3, §7, §8 on:
- dissolution trigger (R4.B owning lane, NOT removed-gate-name)
- surviving schema (3 columns including testclaim_references)
- canonical 2-step join semantics

* docs(briefs): fix stale 78 inventory references at §2 lines 114 + 141 per openai-pro BLOCKING

openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 sha 8ae7938 (review #9779):

Brief had stale '78 active >2s entries' at line 114 + 'All 78 ... entries'
at line 141, despite §0 line 19 + §2 line 157 stating live count is 80
and Mgr should re-run count at finalization. A worker following §2
literally could build the gating table from stale 78-entry basis,
omitting 2 slow-test entries — fail-open shape against the brief's own
P3 fail-closed contract (under-inventory = exemption falls in neither
per-group regex nor full-run bucket = silently skipped).

Fix:

§2 inventory source (a) (line 114): replaced 'start with the 78 active
>2s entries' with 'start with the current live count of active >2s
entries (Mgr MUST re-run grep ... | wc -l at finalization; 80 at
2026-05-12T00:50Z but count grows; do NOT cite the stale 78 from PM
template PR #2721 or any earlier reference)'. Added 'fail-closed
completeness invariant' inline: every active exemption MUST appear in
either a per-group required_paths_regex OR the harness/shared-infra
full-run bucket; no exemption left unclassified.

§2 PM template description (line 141): 'All 78 entries' → 'PM-grouped
entries (PM template snapshot was 78 at template authoring time; live
count grows — Mgr re-verifies via wc -l at finalization, NOT this
stale historical reference)'. Added note that the 9-cluster taxonomy
survives count growth; Mgr maps new entries to existing clusters or
escalates if a new cluster surface emerges.

Brief is now internally consistent on inventory-count freshness:
- §0 line 19: live 80 with verification command
- §2 line 114: re-run command at finalization; explicit do-not-cite-78 instruction
- §2 line 141: PM template snapshot historical; live count grows
- §2 line 157 (Mgr-fill): re-run grep, don't trust stale citations

12th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle: inventory-citation
freshness as fail-closed completeness invariant.

* docs(briefs): §5 acceptance requires testclaim_references explicitly per codex BLOCKING #9780

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 sha 8ae7938 (review #9780):

Finding #1 (stale 78 at lines 114 + 141) already fixed at prior commit
487d175; codex finding overlaps with openai-pro #9779 absorbed before.

Finding #2 (new): §5 acceptance at line 228 only required dimensions:
Set<Dimension> on each group entry, NOT testclaim_references: Set<NodeRef>,
even though the brief makes that column load-bearing at:
- §0 line 104 (post-dissolution selection canonical 2-step)
- §3 line 178 (substantive paragraph: 3-column surviving schema)
- §8 line 269 (surviving artifact 3-column)

A Mgr reading §5 acceptance literally could call PR-set 'done' with
dimensions-only column population — that's the dimensions-only closeout
codex flags as facts-flow-forward violation.

Fix: §5 acceptance adds new explicit criterion:
'Every group entry has testclaim_references: Set<NodeRef> field' with
explicit citation chain (design §:359 + Brian BLOCKING #2 + codex
BLOCKING #9780). Includes bridge-tier-proxy vs post-dissolution-proxy
note. Includes 'Dimensions-only acceptance closeout is rejected: P2
facts-flow-forward requires both lens-join inputs.'

§5 acceptance now coherent with §0/§3/§8 on the 3-column surviving
schema; no path to 'done' that skips testclaim_references.

13th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle:
acceptance-vs-substantive-text divergence on load-bearing fields.

* docs(briefs): fix polarity-bullet dimensions-only residuals per cursor catch on #2725 review

cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on PR #2725 (review #9799) but finding applies
to PR #2719's brief — lines 208 + 217 Polarity invariant bullets restated
post-dissolution skip/run formula via dimensions-only, conflicting with
the canonical 2-step join correctly stated at §3 substantive paragraph
(line 200) + §3 YAML sketch (line 178-188) + §5 acceptance (line 231-232).

Real residual from partial absorption (same class as catch #11 cursor
internal-consistency: when canonical algorithm gets corrected, polarity
bullets need parallel update).

Fix: update §3 Polarity invariant paragraph + §4 hard constraint #5
Polarity invariant sub-bullet to compose BOTH NodeRef AND dimension
intersections per canonical 2-step join:

run = (refs ∩ nodes) ≠ ∅ AND (dims ∩ dims) ≠ ∅
skip = ¬run = either intersection ∅

Explicitly names TWO fail-open bug patterns: (a) inversion (skip = (∩ ≠ ∅))
and (b) dimension-only collapse (drops NodeRef-step). Bridge-tier
over-approximation note preserved (bridge runs more tests than canonical;
fail-closed-safe direction).

14th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle: polarity-vs-canonical-
join-coupling — when canonical algorithm gets updated, polarity bullets
need parallel update to compose both intersections, not just dimensions.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): fix (dims ∩ dims) typos to (dims ∩ changed_dims) per cursor #9821 + harmonize line 216 notation

cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on #2719 review #9821: notation slip at
lines 213 + 229 — '(dims ∩ dims) = ∅' is self-intersection (always
trivially the set itself if non-empty) and doesn't match the canonical
formula '(dims ∩ changed_dims) = ∅' stated at line 211-212. Workers
copying the shorthand could encode the wrong predicate (always-empty if
changed_dims absent / never-empty if treated as identity).

Fixes:

Line 213 (canonical 2-step join boxed formula): (dims ∩ dims) → (dims ∩
changed_dims) matching the 'AND' clause at line 212.

Line 229 fail-open pattern (b) dimension-only collapse: 'skip = (dims ∩
dims) = ∅' → 'skip = (dims ∩ changed_dims) = ∅ (using ONLY the
dimension intersection clause, dropping the NodeRef-intersection step
from the canonical conjunction)'. Explanatory framing added.

Line 216 exploratory: 'skip = (affected ∩ group.dimensions) = ∅' →
'skip = (dims ∩ changed_dims) = ∅ (i.e., using ONLY the dimension
intersection clause...)'. Harmonized with §3 canonical notation
(dims/changed_dims throughout); reduced reader-friction per cursor's
exploratory observation.

20th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle:
self-intersection-notation-shorthand-vs-canonical — when shorthand
'(X ∩ X)' is used instead of the canonical '(X1 ∩ X2)' join expression,
it's notation-class fail-open (workers may copy literally and lose
the distinction between the operand sets).

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): remove residual fixed-count wording

Co-authored-by: Brian Searls <briansrls@users.noreply.github.com>

* fix(#2719): parity fix for openai-pro BLOCKING regex finding on #2725

The shared Layer 2 brief lives on both #2719 + #2725 branches; openai-pro
caught the regex hole on #2725 (root-anchored Cargo.toml/build.rs misses
crate-local manifests + build scripts). Cross-branch parity required to
avoid revert-on-merge when one branch lands first.

Applied (.*/)?Cargo\.(toml|lock) and (.*/)?build\.rs same as #2725
absorption commit. Added explanatory paragraph cross-referencing the
openai-pro finding.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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* docs(audit): R3 deferral anti-pattern audit (PROPOSAL — Director-authored)

Surfaces the broader anti-pattern class around cost-lens Miss dissolution
(operator-ratified 2026-05-11). Grep-verified ~1600+ instances of
deferral-via-wrapper-variant in v3 compiler production surface across 13
categories (Option<T>, panic!, .expect(), NotYetImplemented, DescentUnknown,
ArrowBody::Pending, _ => catch-alls, etc.).

Per operator-directive: "Miss should go away entirely; if something in
substrate defines a Miss it should fail and be investigated asap" — extended
to whole anti-pattern class. Each category dissolution path proposed.

Tagged for PM (deep-wolf-155) + Mgr ratification: scope, sequencing, PR-template
ratchet authoring authority.

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* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(audit): address openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES — narrow Miss-class scope; reconcile DescentUnknown authority

Per openai-pro review (#2708 c#4425020297, verdict REQUEST_CHANGES):

3 valid blocking findings addressed:

1. LAYER MODEL — §3.2 DescentEvidence::DescentUnknown removal conflated
   Miss-class deferral with fail-closed lattice bottom (INVARIANTS.md:63-66).
   Reframed: dissolution requires PM-tier ratification on (a) keep 3-variant
   lattice + construction-side narrowing OR (b) authority update first +
   2-variant collapse. No worker dispatch until PM ratifies.

2. INVARIANTS + modeling-discipline — §1 row 1, §2.2 paragraph: "all 83
   Option<T> = pure deferral" overgeneralized. Per modeling-discipline.md:41-50
   + CODING.md:95-97, Option<T> is allowed when absence is meaningful.
   Reframed as triage candidates with per-site classification (error-None
   = Miss-class; legitimate-absence = compliant); explicit "don't bulk-convert."

3. CODING.md — §4 review checklist phrased as "flag for conversion" which
   conflicts with CODING.md:307-309 (Option/Result OK when meaningful).
   Reframed as "flag for justification": reviewer asks, author justifies;
   non-compliant cases convert, compliant wrappers survive.

§0 framing also clarified: Miss-class deferral ≠ all Option<T>; per-site
classification required; bulk-conversion would itself be a discipline violation.

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* docs(audit): address codex REQUEST_CHANGES — eliminate internal authority contradictions

Per codex review (#2708 c#4425182*, verdict REQUEST_CHANGES):

2 valid blocking findings addressed:

1. §1 table — rows 2-7 stated definitive violations ("should be typed
   Diagnostics", "admits non-exhaustiveness", "explicit 'I haven't decided
   this'") while §2.2 later correctly narrowed these to per-site triage.
   Two conflicting authorities within the same brief violated INVARIANTS P2
   single-authority discipline. Fix: table notes now reflect the triage
   framing (boundary tooling vs interior substrate flow per CODING.md
   307-309; closed-enum vs deliberate-default catch-alls; etc.). Rows 9-13
   tagged with explicit cross-references to §3 disposition.

2. §5 sequencing — proposed §3.2 (DescentUnknown) same-batch dispatch with
   §3.1, but §3.2 itself blocked dispatch on PM ratification of path (a)
   vs (b). Fix: §5 now explicitly marks §3.2 + §3.6 as PM-blocked authority
   gates; only path (a) ratification would enable same-batch with §3.1;
   path (b) requires INVARIANTS.md edit landing first. Authority-gate
   summary appended.

Also relabeled §2.1 "Pure deferral" → "Miss-class deferral" and removed
DescentUnknown from the auto-classified list (consistent with §3.2 gate).

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* docs(audit): address inline blocking — reconcile §3.3 DescentResidual with Director-ratified γ-shape

Per inline review finding at docs/audit/r3-deferral-anti-pattern-audit-2026-05-11.md:101
(2026-05-11T21:03:41Z):

> "BLOCKING: §3.3 reclassifies the Director-ratified terminal DescentResidual
> as Miss-shape without reconciling the current termination.dag authority,
> which violates P1 modeling faithfulness and locked-decision discipline."

Valid finding. The `DescentResidual = EvidenceUnknown(NonStrictEvidence) |
EvidenceIncomplete` shape was Director-ratified via the
illegal-states-unrepresentable rationale in
docs/briefs/r3-substrate-descent-execution-proof-worker.md (gunbc#828
issuecomment-4395060514). The audit incorrectly conflated the analyzer's
runtime-failure surface with a Miss-class design-laziness deferral.

Same pattern as the prior §3.2 DescentUnknown correction (openai-pro
REQUEST_CHANGES):

- §3.3 reframed: no direct dissolution proposed; instead, pre-dispatch
  requirement to read existing authority + produce grep-verified reason
  + PM ratification.
- §1 table row 11: tagged "authority-conflicting per Director-ratified
  γ-shape — compliant as written today."
- §2.1: removed residual from Miss-class auto-classified list; appended
  to the "NOT auto-classified" entries alongside DescentUnknown.
- §5 sequencing: §3.3 now authority-blocked (same as §3.2 + §3.6); cannot
  same-batch with §3.1 until reconciliation lands. Authority-gate footer
  updated.

Pattern: every authority-conflicting dissolution proposal must (a) start
from grep-verified read of existing authority, (b) name the specific
authority doc affected, (c) require PM ratification before dispatch.

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* docs(audit): address inline blocking — §3.6 ArrowBody location was factually wrong

Per inline review finding at docs/audit/r3-deferral-anti-pattern-audit-2026-05-11.md:120
(2026-05-11T21:03:41Z):

> "BLOCKING: ArrowBody::Pending is stored on TypeConnective::Arrow.body/
> ResolvedArrow, not Behavior::Transform.body, so §3.6 aims the redesign
> at the wrong substrate boundary under P2 facts-flow-forward."

Verified at HEAD:
- ArrowBody enum at src/v3/compiler/src/dag.rs:1092
- Used in TypeConnective::Arrow { body, .. } patterns (bootstrap.rs:288 etc.)
- All ArrowBody::Unparsed sites in bootstrap_generated.rs are inside
  TypeConnective::Arrow { body: ArrowBody::Unparsed(...), .. }

Original §3.6 claim that ArrowBody is on Behavior::Transform.body was wrong.
Actual location is declaration-tier type-connective (Declaration.connective
= TypeConnective::Arrow { body: ArrowBody::Pending }).

Fix: §3.6 reframed. The substrate-shape question is at the declaration-tier
type-connective layer, NOT Behavior::Transform. The "paper-over" cost is at
the type-connective-walking layer; Behavior walkers already see only resolved
bodies. Revised proposal: PM ratification on R3-load-bearing-ness + Substrate
Mgr canvas on partition-vs-sum-with-Pending design question, citing
M1_DESIGN.md authority + per-walker impact analysis.

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* docs(audit): address inline blocking — LensSurfacePending is terminal, not in-progress

Per inline review finding at docs/audit/r3-deferral-anti-pattern-audit-2026-05-11.md:37
(2026-05-11T21:03:41Z):

> "BLOCKING: LensSurfacePending is a terminal ParallelismUnsupportedKind in
> the effects substrate, not an in-progress substrate state, so grouping it
> with ArrowBody::Pending needs explicit authority reconciliation before
> dispatch under P1 modeling faithfulness."

Verified at HEAD: src/v3/compiler/src/dag/effects.rs:197 places
LensSurfacePending as a variant of ParallelismUnsupportedKind, explicitly
marked 🟢 TERMINAL in code comments. It's an explicit unsupported-reason
payload for the parallelism lens, NOT a transitional in-progress state.
The "Pending" suffix is misleading.

Fix: removed LensSurfacePending from §3.6 (which only covers true pre-lowering
transitional state ArrowBody::Pending). Updated §1 table row 12 + §2.1
Miss-class list to explicitly NOT auto-classify it. Removed scope contradiction.

Pattern continues from prior corrections: every classification in the audit
needs grep-verified factual grounding. Misleading variant names ("Pending"
suffix on terminal carriers) are themselves a discipline gap.

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* docs(audit): address cursor NON-BLOCKING table nits — rows #10/#11 misattributed conflict

Per cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS review at sha 0c07f7a (2026-05-11T21:08:35Z):

> Row 10/11 phrase 'Authority-conflicting per X' but the cited authority X is
> exactly where the standing design is *defined*. The real tension is between
> the operator's Miss-elimination directive and that existing authority text,
> not 'conflict' within or stated by those authorities themselves.

Fix: reframe rows #10/#11 to name the standing authority + locate the tension
correctly:
- Row 10 (DescentUnknown): standing authority is INVARIANTS.md fail-closed
  bottom; tension is with operator directive (not within the invariant).
- Row 11 (DescentResidual): standing authority is Director-ratified γ-shape;
  carrier is compliant; my prior audit framing was the conflict, corrected in
  §3.3.

NON-BLOCKING per reviewer but legitimate clarity improvement; reviewer's verdict
was APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS.

* docs(audit): tighten CODING.md citations — boundary roles at :311-321, not :307-309

Per cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS finding at sha 0af402f (2026-05-11T21:24:39Z):

> The notes point boundary-tooling legitimacy at CODING.md:307-309, but those
> lines only state the narrow 'Hidden panic surface' rule (library avoids
> contract-violation panics/unwrap()). The explicit Bootstrap and
> Code-generation binaries edge roles appear under 'When impurity is
> acceptable' beginning around CODING.md:311 (table ~317-321).

Fix: split the citation so:
- CODING.md:307-309 covers the contract-violation-in-library rule (interior
  substrate-flow panics dissolve to typed Diagnostic per C-8).
- CODING.md:311-321 covers the boundary roles legitimacy (Build script /
  Code-generation binaries / Bootstrap entries in the impurity-acceptable
  table).

Updated table rows #2/#3 (lines 27-28), §2.2 prose (line 66), and §4 review
checklist (line 171). NON-BLOCKING per reviewer; landing as documentation
hygiene.

* docs(audit): add §3.8.1 concrete 10-entry NON_TEST inventory per velocity-walk

Per PM ratification (msg_45457c77 in response to Director ask msg_048fdfa6):
empirical-grounding-strengthens-the-case path. §3.8 currently treats
structural_coverage_gap audit as abstract pattern; with zesty-boar-261's
velocity-walk diagnostic (gunbc#846 c#4425420798) producing a 9 NON_TEST +
1 FRAGMENTS enumerated inventory over the 7d window pre-2026-05-11, §3.8
graduates from speculative to grounded.

Adds §3.8.1 with:
- 10-entry table: file path + LOC + adjacent-lane/dissolution-path mapping
- Total 2,171 LOC; omni_shape_b_openapi.rs identified as ~40% of class
- Audit implication: per-file promote-or-carve discipline applies
- Per-PR review state-space framing (Director conformance read flags
  absent dissolution-path mapping)
- Re-audit cadence note (this is window-relative intro composition,
  not full main §3.8 audit; per feedback_intro_rate_not_residual_share)

Citations grep-verified at HEAD eed86ff: all 9 NON_TEST files exist
with stated LOC; FRAGMENTS entry confirmed in sg0_census_test.rs:688-691.

* docs(briefs): Director scaffold-fill for Cluster M Phase 3 reflected-Dag + DimensionReport bulk-port worker briefs

Per feedback_pre_authored_brief_queue + feedback_director_mgr_energy_input
(Director energy INTO system until real workflow substrate exists).

Verification Mgr (clever-tern-670) status pass (msg_755c3f43) identified
Phase 3 dissolution-rate bottleneck as Mgr-tier brief-authoring bandwidth
on the two biggest unauthored classes:

- Reflected-Dag structural assertion family (~25-30 entries; 16 seed-named)
- Generic DimensionReport / runner-discipline family (~20-25 entries; 10 seed-named)

These ~50 entries combined are roughly half of the #84 EXPECTED_HAND_AUTHORED_TEST
partition (116 entries on origin/main eed86ff). Authoring scaffolds + Mgr
finalization + dispatch should land bulk-port PRs within 7-10 days, with
velocity-tripwire arrow (12.7:1 intros:dissolves at gunbc#846 c#4425420798)
flipping intra-week.

Authority split per Director msg_eb2372c7 to PM:
- Director: scaffold shape (this commit) — locked-design citations, substrate
  carrier references at exact lines, Phase-2 pattern site refs, hard constraints,
  STOP-and-escalate criteria, decomposition recommendations.
- Verification Mgr: finalization — complete inventory (Mgr-fill placeholders
  marked throughout), per-entry classification, pilot selection, dispatch.

Substrate citations grep-verified via Verification Mgr msg_755c3f43:
- ProgramGenerator/ProgramShape/Quantifier/QuantifiedTestClaim/SuiteClaim:
  src/v3/std/verification.dag:118-133 + :379-402 (carriers landed)
- TestSuite.claims still List<TestClaim>: verification.dag:404-407 (staged
  trigger at :394-399) — Reflected-Dag class CONSUMER-GATED on this flip
- Phase-2 pattern: t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test.rs:257-357 (R3_GATE_87_CEMENTING_REGEN_SUITES,
  run_suite_all_pass_with_expected_claim_names)
- Receipt discipline: r3_gate_87_lens_cementing_regen_receipts_test.rs:13-24 + :122-132
- DimensionReport class NOT consumer-gated (Phase-2 pattern is the load-bearing
  predicate, not full #87 PASSING, per feedback_construction_over_ratchets)

* docs(briefs): Director scaffold-fill for R3 CI Layer 2 path-conditional gating

Per PM ratification at gunbc#828 c4425726922 + Director ratification msg_a77c7f42
(Verification Mgr routing per feedback_parallel_representation_debt coherence).

Bridge-debt with named dissolution trigger: when gate
ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection lands, the affected-set
Introspect-lens output (canvas PR #2713) replaces the bridge's
required_paths_regex column.

Brief covers:
- §0 scope: extend PR #2718's changes job, do not parallel
- §1 mechanism: per-group skip_* boolean outputs + STEP-level if: on v3
- §2 inventory sources (slow-test-exemptions.txt + /tmp/v3-test-timings.log
  + NEW per-group required-paths mapping)
- §3 per-dimension structural target — every entry has dimension: Dimension
  field matching lens enum (parallel-representation-debt prevention)
- §4 hard constraints (8 invariants)
- §5 acceptance
- §6 decomposition (Mgr-fill recommendation: cost_lens pilot first)
- §7 STOP-and-escalate criteria
- §8 bridge-debt + dissolution path explicit

Verification Mgr (clever-tern-670) fills inventory + per-group regex +
dispatch. Director scaffold preserves coherence; Mgr finalizes per
feedback_director_mgr_energy_input.

* docs(briefs): fix Layer 2 YAML naming inconsistency (skip_cost → skip_cost_lens)

Per cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS at sha 04c5b08 (review 9701):

> The changes outputs define skip_cost, but the v3 step's if: uses
> needs.changes.outputs.skip_cost_lens. That disagrees with the same brief's
> post-dissolution sketch (skip_$group with cost_lens → skip_cost_lens, lines
> 129-134). Not a formal invariant breach by itself, but it is easy for an
> implementer to copy the wrong name and get an always-on/off step.

Fix: normalize the example YAML outputs block to match the if: lines and the
post-dissolution sketch. Naming convention: skip_<group_name> where
<group_name> matches the per-group table's group_name column verbatim
(no abbreviation). Updated all 4 example outputs:

  skip_lens   → skip_complexity_lens (was vague; tied to specific group)
  skip_emit   → skip_emit_target (matches starting template at §2)
  skip_parser → skip_parser_grammar (matches starting template)
  skip_cost   → skip_cost_lens (matches if: line + post-dissolution sketch)

Also added an inline comment documenting the naming convention so future
copy-paste from the example stays mechanically correct.

* docs(briefs): cite PM pre-staged Mgr-fill template (PR #2721) + converge pilot recommendation on Cluster B

Per PM msg_bba47649 — pre-staged Mgr-fill template landed as PR #2721
(docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-pm-prestaged-mgr-fill-template.md, 220 lines).

Two scaffold updates:

1. §2 (inventory sources): replaced 'PM pre-staged skeleton to be attached
   if/when available' speculative reference with explicit cite-and-link to
   the landed template doc. Describes what the PM template provides:
   - All 78 slow-test-exemptions.txt entries grouped into 9 clusters (A-I)
   - (test_pattern, dimension, required_paths_regex) skeleton table
   - 12 [Mgr-fill] placeholders for substrate-lens / R3-V L4/L7 / R1C-E /
     free-consequences cross-target tracing

2. §6 (decomposition): converged my prior cost_lens-first pilot
   recommendation with PM's Cluster B recommendation — these are the same
   family (Lane 2 Stage 2d symbolic cost = cost-lens). Updated wording to
   reflect Cluster naming + cross-citation to PM template's Cluster B
   detail. Added [Mgr-fill] placeholder resolution wave to decomposition.

Inline sketch table retained as illustrative; defer to PM template for
actual starting inventory.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): fix singular dimension → Set<Dimension> per PM caught semantic violation

PM (msg_ab551c52) surfaced codex RC on template PR #2721 (review #9707):
singular 'dimension:' field violates locked-design §2 union semantics. A
multi-dim consumer (e.g., LBP demonstration reading both complexity + cost)
declared with singular dimension: cost would be silently skipped when only
complexity changes — fail-open violation against P3.

PM fixed their template at dedcf69: dimension → dimensions (Set<Dimension>),
union-formula clarified, multi-dim rows expanded.

This brief had the same singular semantics; absorbed the fix per PM
recommendation so Verification Mgr inherits coherent dim-set semantic across
both authority chain artifacts (brief + template).

Changes:
- §0 authority bullet: contains(single) → (∩ ≠ ∅) intersection-non-empty;
  dimension: Dimension → dimensions: Set<Dimension>
- §2 table column rename + type spec + union semantics note + multi-dim
  consumer guidance
- §2 starting template citation updated to reflect post-fix template at
  dedcf69
- §3 section header renamed; substantive paragraph explaining WHY
  Set<Dimension> not Dimension (cites PM caught violation + P3 fail-open
  framing)
- §3 YAML example: jq script updated to set-intersection check
- §4.5 hard constraint: dimensions: Set<Dimension> with members from enum;
  empty set invalid
- §5 acceptance: every group has dimensions: Set<Dimension>; multi-dim
  fidelity language
- §6 pilot description: 'singleton {cost} dimensions' phrasing; class wave
  reviewer-check language updated
- §7 STOP: added multi-dim escalation path; explicit warning against
  defaulting to singleton {primary}
- §8 surviving artifact: (group_name, dimensions) — set-typed column survives
- inline illustrative table: explicit set-literal notation with multi-dim row
  example (lbp_demonstration: {complexity, cost})

Same authority chain absorbs cleanly: brief (primary) + template (data
attachment) now both set-typed; Verification Mgr inherits coherent
semantic.

* docs(briefs): fix boolean polarity inversion + add polarity invariant per openai-pro RC on template

PM (msg_9a188e22) surfaced openai-pro BLOCKING re-review (#9721) on template
PR #2721 at 93080af — caught load-bearing boolean polarity inversion:
brief stated skip_* formula as (affected ∩ row.dimensions) ≠ ∅ (skip when
intersection NON-empty) while CI consumer wires if: skip != 'true' (run
when skip is false). Net effect: literal-following Mgr/worker would wire
the gate to silently skip AFFECTED tests when intersection is non-empty.
TESTING.md + Boundary Discipline violation.

PM fixed template at 262f42d (4 sites inverted; explicit polarity table
added at §1/§3/§4/§5).

Same risk on this brief (#2719) at the post-dissolution mapping site I
authored when absorbing the prior dim-set fix at efacecd. Fix:

§0 authority bullet (line 10, the inversion site):
  before: 'skip_* flags become (∩ ≠ ∅)' [INVERTED — fail-open]
  after:  'skip_* flags become skip_<group> = (∩ = ∅)' [canonical]
  + explicit polarity check note + carrier-vs-contract explanation
  + skip-form / run-form equivalence stated

§3 substantive paragraph (after Set<Dimension> WHY): added Polarity
invariant block citing PM's caught inversion + 262f42d fix + explicit
warning that skip = (∩ ≠ ∅) is the canonical fail-open boolean-polarity
bug pattern.

§4 hard constraint #5 (dimensions field): added inline Polarity invariant
restating the canonical skip-form + run-form equivalent + 'never invert'
clause.

§5 acceptance: added 'Polarity check passes' criterion enumerating the
acceptable forms + naming the inverted form as the fail-open pattern to
reject in review. Self-test text clarified: cost-dimension groups run,
other-dimension groups skip (verifies correct polarity in actual gate).

YAML example at §3 (lines 139-149) was already polarity-correct (skip iff
intersection empty; skip=true when intersection empty) so unchanged.

Single-pass absorption per PM recommendation — both brief and template
now lockstep on polarity semantics. Verification Mgr inherits both files
without polarity mismatch in finalization.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): align §0 example names with §1 naming convention (cursor exploratory)

Per cursor APPROVE exploratory observation on PR #2719 sha 13b0db9
(review #9732):

§0 line 25 illustrative outputs used abbreviated names (skip_lens /
skip_emit / skip_parser) while §1 line 53-54 establishes strict
'skip_<group_name>' naming convention matching the per-group table
verbatim. Non-policy violation per cursor but tightening avoids ambiguity
for implementer.

Fix: replace abbreviated names with full-form (skip_cost_lens /
skip_emit_target / skip_parser_grammar) + cross-reference §1 naming
convention in the same sentence. Brief now consistent across all naming
sites.

* docs(briefs): add P3 fail-closed shared-infrastructure full-run bucket per codex BLOCKING

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 at sha 52c6cf0 (review #9744):

Line 102 narrowed required-paths inventory to 'src/v3/*' deps only; the
illustrative table at lines 114-118 followed that shape. A PR that changes
shared test infrastructure or selection machinery outside src/v3/*
(.github/workflows/ci.yml, scripts/*, Cargo.lock, rust-toolchain.toml,
etc.) would be classified as 'unaffected' for every per-group regex and
silently skip tests whose behavior actually changed.

That's the fail-open boundary class P3 forbids + TESTING.md
behavior-driven discipline violation. Real correctness issue in the
proposed mechanism, not just an implementation detail.

Fix: add shared-infrastructure full-run fail-closed bucket as the
join-point that catches inter-group / cross-cutting changes:

§2 (inventory sources): added 'Shared-infrastructure full-run fail-closed
bucket' subsection with explicit mechanism — changes job computes
force_full_run = (any changed file matches shared-infra regex); when
true, all per-group skip_* short-circuit to false. Regex spec:
^(\.github/.*|scripts/.*|Cargo\.(toml|lock)|rust-toolchain\.toml|
\.cargo/.*|build\.rs)$. Names the structural rationale: per-group
regexes cover ONLY their own src/v3/* deps; the full-run trigger is
the join-point. Fail-closed by construction.

§4 hard constraint #9 (new): formalizes the invariant + 'never collapse
the full-run trigger into per-group regexes' (structural fail-open shape).

§5 acceptance: added 'Shared-infrastructure full-run check passes' as
separate criterion + self-test case (c) — a PR touching only
.github/workflows/ci.yml or Cargo.lock or scripts/check-test-timeout.sh
MUST run all test groups. Expanded self-test from 3 to 4 cases (a/b/c/d).

§2 added [Mgr-fill]: validate shared-infra regex against representative
recent PRs.

Single-pass absorption; brief now P3 fail-closed at the cross-cutting
boundary.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): fix two openai-pro BLOCKINGs — harness-arm in shared-infra regex + cargo test substring not glob

openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 at sha 0d3b44b (review #9749 +
manual c4426188322):

BLOCKING #1 (P3 Fail-Closed): brief at line 104 names 'harness code' as
a class to catch in full-run regex but the actual regex at line 109 had
no harness/test-selection arm. Harness-only changes (e.g., to
tests/integration/common/* or sg0_census_test.rs) would miss both
full-run regex AND per-group regexes — silent skip.

BLOCKING #2 (TESTING.md fail-closed CI): test_pattern field documented
as 'cargo test arg pattern' but examples used glob-looking syntax
(cost_lens_*, *_emit_*). Cargo positional test arg is a libtest SUBSTRING
filter, not a glob. Worker following the brief literally would produce
a step that runs zero intended tests + exits successfully — silent skip
converting 'selected group tested' into 'selected group filtered out.'

Fixes:

#1 (harness arm in shared-infra regex):
- §2 mechanism: extended regex to include
  src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/common/.*,
  sg0_census_test.rs, test_runner_test.rs, t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test.rs,
  integration.rs, integration test entry points
- §2 new paragraph naming the harness/test-selection-machinery arms
  explicitly + hard rule: harness-class files MUST never appear in a
  per-group required_paths_regex
- §4 hard constraint #9: extended invariant to include harness class
  with explicit file list
- §5 acceptance: extended self-test case (c) to include harness-class
  example (common/cached_compile.rs) + explicit verification list

#2 (cargo test substring, not glob):
- §1 YAML examples: cost_lens_* → cost_lens; *_emit_* → emit; added
  IMPORTANT comment explaining libtest substring semantics +
  forbidding glob syntax
- §2 test_pattern column spec: re-documented as 'libtest test-name
  SUBSTRING filter (NOT a glob)' with cost_lens example + glob
  forbiddance + --exact alternative
- §2 inline illustrative table: cost_lens_* → cost_lens (and others);
  added trailing comment naming substring semantics
- §4 new hard constraint #10: test_pattern is substring filter not
  glob; self-test that the value substitutes verbatim into cargo test
  and runs positive number of tests
- §5 acceptance: new 'test_pattern substring-filter check passes' criterion
  with empirical pilot-wave validation requirement

Brief now P3 fail-closed at both the boundary (shared-infra full-run
including harness) AND the selector (substring filter that workers can
copy verbatim without silent zero-test execution). Single-absorption
pass; awaiting fresh review at new HEAD.

* docs(briefs): reframe PM template citation per codex P1/P2 — template is on PR #2721, NOT yet landed on main

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 (review #9754):

Line 128 named docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-pm-prestaged-mgr-fill-template.md
as a 'landed' starting authority, but git ls-tree origin/main returns no
blob and git ls-files returns nothing. A worker following this brief
would be sent to a non-existent source of truth — INVARIANTS P1/P2
authority-grounding violation in a dispatch document.

Verified at HEAD:
- git ls-tree origin/main -- docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-pm-prestaged-mgr-fill-template.md → empty
- gh pr view 2721 → state=OPEN, mergedAt=null
- Template lives on PR #2721's branch only

Fix: reframe the template citation to acknowledge PR #2721 is open-not-landed.
- 'landed via PR #2721' → 'open as PR #2721 ... NOT yet landed on main'
- Added codex BLOCKING citation + verification receipt (git ls-tree result)
- Added explicit authority caveat: Verification Mgr finalization MUST
  coordinate merge sequencing — (a) merge #2721 first, OR (b) read from
  PR #2721 branch until it merges
- Named PM (deep-wolf-155) as PR #2721 author + cross-link for merge coordination
- Cited sha 262f42d (PR #2721 post-fix state per PM msg_125e3aa5)

Brief now accurately grounded on the actual file location (PR #2721 branch)
with merge-sequencing guidance for Mgr finalization. Authority chain
honest about in-flight vs landed state.

* WIP: gunbc Director

* docs(briefs): absorb 3 BLOCKING findings (Brian + codex) — R4 lifecycle reframe + canonical 2-step + count fix

Brian inline BLOCKING #1 + codex BLOCKING #1 (P5 dissolution-trigger
authority): brief framed dissolution as R3 close-blocking gate
'ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection' but
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md:3 = 'R4 wishlist', :354 = 'CI integration
sketch (deferred to R4 full delivery)', :366 = 'CI integration is R4
full-delivery work'. No ROADMAP authority exists for the cited gate name
— that was Director-tier speculation.

Brian inline BLOCKING #2 + codex BLOCKING #2 (Facts Flow Forward / surviving
schema): §3 post-dissolution sketch only encoded dimension intersection,
silently dropping NodeRef intersection. Canonical 2-step per design §5:359
requires BOTH (TestClaim.refs ∩ affected_nodes) ≠ ∅ AND (TestClaim.dims ∩
changed.dims) ≠ ∅. Reducing surviving schema to (group_name, dimensions)
too early.

codex non-blocking: slow-test-exemptions.txt count cited as 78 (PM
template value); actual is 80 at 2026-05-12T00:50Z (verified locally:
grep -v '^#' ... | grep -v '^$' | wc -l = 80).

Fixes (single absorption pass):

§0 'Bridge-debt → dissolution lifecycle' bullet:
- Reframed from 'R3 close-blocking gate' to 'R4-bounded dissolution
  lifecycle (NOT R3 close)' with explicit citation of design doc :3 + :354
  + :366. Names R4.B as R4 owner. Removes the speculative gate name.
  Names Brian's BLOCKING #1 absorption.

§0 NEW 'Post-dissolution selection semantics (canonical 2-step join)'
bullet: explicit NodeRef + dimension joins per design :359; run formula;
skip formula; bridge coarseness acknowledgment (path-regex over-approximates
canonical lens; fail-closed-safe but coarser). Names Brian's BLOCKING #2
absorption.

§0 polarity check bullet: updated skip-form to reflect 2-step (NodeRef-empty
OR dim-empty ⇒ unaffected ⇒ skip).

§2 inventory source (a): count 78 → 80 at 3 sites (replace_all), with
explanation that count grows over time + Mgr re-runs grep at finalization
rather than relying on stale citations.

§2 table column spec: added 'testclaim_references' as 5th column. Cited
Brian's BLOCKING #2; explains bridge-tier proxy vs post-dissolution proxy.

§2 [Mgr-fill]: extended to require testclaim_references computation per
canonical 2-step.

§3 YAML post-dissolution sketch: rewrote classify step to compose BOTH
NodeRef AND dimension intersections via jq + cite Brian's BLOCKING #2
absorption inline. Header comment names R4.B authority and acknowledges
no current ROADMAP gate ID.

§4 #4 PR-body bridge-debt template: reworded from 'R3 close-blocking gate'
to 'R4.B Introspect-lens saturation lane CI integration delivery; NOT R3
close-blocking.'

§8 surviving artifact: corrected from (group_name, dimensions) to
(group_name, dimensions, testclaim_references) per canonical; cited
Brian's BLOCKING #2.

Removed all references to 'ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection'
as a current ROADMAP gate name; replaced with R4.B owning-lane references
+ explicit acknowledgment of authority gap.

Brief now P5-honest: dissolution trigger is checkable (R4.B owning lane)
even if no concrete gate ID yet; surviving schema preserves both lens
join inputs per canonical algorithm.

* docs(briefs): reconcile §3 substantive + §7 STOP with §0/§8 — surviving schema is 3-column (cursor internal-consistency catch)

cursor REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 sha 540113f (review #9767):

Two internal contradictions surfaced from my partial absorption of Brian's
BLOCKING #2:

(a) §3 substantive paragraph still said '(group_name, dimensions) mapping
survives the dissolution — only required_paths_regex column gets retired'
contradicting §0 + §8 which were updated to 3-column (group_name,
dimensions, testclaim_references).

(b) §7 STOP bullet referenced 'Layer 2 dissolution shape doesn't match
(group_name, dimensions) schema' — 2-column framing, same contradiction.

Fix:

§3 substantive paragraph (around the parallel-representation-debt rationale):
- 2-column → 3-column framing
- both dimensions AND testclaim_references must be authored
- cite design §:359 canonical 2-step join
- cite cursor internal-consistency catch alongside Brian's BLOCKING #2

§7 STOP escalation bullet:
- (group_name, dimensions) → (group_name, dimensions, testclaim_references)
  + cite canonical 2-step join

Verified via grep: all remaining
references are within meta-statements explicitly documenting the removal
(line 10 + line 268); no live references remain. All
appearances are either in updated 3-column contexts or in meta-statements
referencing the absorption (line 15 catch citation).

Brief now internally coherent across §0, §3, §7, §8 on:
- dissolution trigger (R4.B owning lane, NOT removed-gate-name)
- surviving schema (3 columns including testclaim_references)
- canonical 2-step join semantics

* docs(briefs): fix stale 78 inventory references at §2 lines 114 + 141 per openai-pro BLOCKING

openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 sha 8ae7938 (review #9779):

Brief had stale '78 active >2s entries' at line 114 + 'All 78 ... entries'
at line 141, despite §0 line 19 + §2 line 157 stating live count is 80
and Mgr should re-run count at finalization. A worker following §2
literally could build the gating table from stale 78-entry basis,
omitting 2 slow-test entries — fail-open shape against the brief's own
P3 fail-closed contract (under-inventory = exemption falls in neither
per-group regex nor full-run bucket = silently skipped).

Fix:

§2 inventory source (a) (line 114): replaced 'start with the 78 active
>2s entries' with 'start with the current live count of active >2s
entries (Mgr MUST re-run grep ... | wc -l at finalization; 80 at
2026-05-12T00:50Z but count grows; do NOT cite the stale 78 from PM
template PR #2721 or any earlier reference)'. Added 'fail-closed
completeness invariant' inline: every active exemption MUST appear in
either a per-group required_paths_regex OR the harness/shared-infra
full-run bucket; no exemption left unclassified.

§2 PM template description (line 141): 'All 78 entries' → 'PM-grouped
entries (PM template snapshot was 78 at template authoring time; live
count grows — Mgr re-verifies via wc -l at finalization, NOT this
stale historical reference)'. Added note that the 9-cluster taxonomy
survives count growth; Mgr maps new entries to existing clusters or
escalates if a new cluster surface emerges.

Brief is now internally consistent on inventory-count freshness:
- §0 line 19: live 80 with verification command
- §2 line 114: re-run command at finalization; explicit do-not-cite-78 instruction
- §2 line 141: PM template snapshot historical; live count grows
- §2 line 157 (Mgr-fill): re-run grep, don't trust stale citations

12th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle: inventory-citation
freshness as fail-closed completeness invariant.

* docs(briefs): §5 acceptance requires testclaim_references explicitly per codex BLOCKING #9780

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2719 sha 8ae7938 (review #9780):

Finding #1 (stale 78 at lines 114 + 141) already fixed at prior commit
487d175; codex finding overlaps with openai-pro #9779 absorbed before.

Finding #2 (new): §5 acceptance at line 228 only required dimensions:
Set<Dimension> on each group entry, NOT testclaim_references: Set<NodeRef>,
even though the brief makes that column load-bearing at:
- §0 line 104 (post-dissolution selection canonical 2-step)
- §3 line 178 (substantive paragraph: 3-column surviving schema)
- §8 line 269 (surviving artifact 3-column)

A Mgr reading §5 acceptance literally could call PR-set 'done' with
dimensions-only column population — that's the dimensions-only closeout
codex flags as facts-flow-forward violation.

Fix: §5 acceptance adds new explicit criterion:
'Every group entry has testclaim_references: Set<NodeRef> field' with
explicit citation chain (design §:359 + Brian BLOCKING #2 + codex
BLOCKING #9780). Includes bridge-tier-proxy vs post-dissolution-proxy
note. Includes 'Dimensions-only acceptance closeout is rejected: P2
facts-flow-forward requires both lens-join inputs.'

§5 acceptance now coherent with §0/§3/§8 on the 3-column surviving
schema; no path to 'done' that skips testclaim_references.

13th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle:
acceptance-vs-substantive-text divergence on load-bearing fields.

* docs(briefs): Director scaffold for cold-v3 rebuild coordinator (Phase 3-pattern; per-cut child workers)

Per PM greenlight msg_07f73de0 + Brian operator greenlight at gunbc#846
reply (~01:25Z 2026-05-12). Pre-authored scaffold per
feedback_pre_authored_brief_queue + feedback_director_mgr_energy_input;
activation triggers on empirical post-#2723 cold-v3 wall-clock measurement.

Scope: rebuild 20 hot-fix-2026-05-12-tagged cut tests under
OnceLock/cached_compile/shared-fixture amortization. Each rebuild PR:
- Removes #[ignore] attribute
- Retires slow-test-exemptions.txt row
- Decrements TEST_TIMEOUT_MAX_EXEMPTIONS in lockstep
- Verifies <2s wall on cold ubuntu-latest

Brief covers:
- §0 scope: full 20-test inventory grouped into 9 clusters (A-I) by
  lane + amortization affinity
- §1 mechanism: 4-step per-cut worker pattern (baseline, refactor,
  verify, re-enable + retire-exemption)
- §2 6 hard constraints (preserve semantics, ratchet-down per PR,
  amortization-mechanism-only, no new hand-Rust, per-cluster fidelity,
  re-enable-with-ratchet-down enforcement)
- §3 acceptance: per-PR + final cold-v3 ≤10min + ratchet floor ≤80
- §4 decomposition: pilot (Cluster A) → high-impact (Cluster H TC1
  140s) → parallel rollout → ratchet sweep
- §5 STOP-and-escalate criteria
- §6 cross-coordinator notes:
  - T-LAS Mgr seat gap (Cluster F) — Director surfaces ownership
  - Phase 3 #84 cluster overlap — Verification Mgr decides Layer 2
    rebuild PR vs Cluster M Phase 3 PR routing
  - Layer 2 brief #2719 INDEPENDENT — rebuild is structural regardless

Activation decision branch:
- post-#2723 cold-v3 >20min → second cut session
- 10-20min → rebuild alongside possible second-cut
- ≤10min → rebuild can de-prioritize

Per-cluster routing:
- A+I → PB Mgr (Lane 3 Stage 3c)
- B → Substrate Mgr (M1_5_DESIGN)
- C/D/E/G → Verification Mgr (this brief's coordinator)
- F (T-LAS) → Director-routed operator-tier (no standing Mgr seat)
- H (TC1 substrate-adjacent) → Substrate Mgr or dedicated session

Authority chain documented in footer.

* docs(briefs): absorb Brian + codex 3-finding BLOCKING wave (P5 receipts, dynamic ratchet floor, polarity-residual)

Brian inline BLOCKINGs + codex scheduled review BLOCKING #9XXX at PR #2725
sha 698ba61 (4 findings total; codex overlaps with all 3 Brian findings):

(1) #2725 line 70 (constraint #4) — shared-fixture helper carve-out
permits expanded hand-Rust under src/v3/compiler/tests without INVARIANTS
P5 receipt. Brian: P5 receipt required for new/expanded src/v3 Rust.
Codex: require P5 receipt OR state SG-0-neutral without helper expansion.

(2) #2725 line 83 (§3 acceptance final bullet) — hard-codes ratchet floor
≤80 (pre-hot-fix baseline), preserving stale debt. Brian: current main has
84 active exemptions with 20 hot-fix rows; post-rebuild floor should be
recomputed, not preserved at 80. Codex: derive final floor from live
non-hot-fix exemptions at Mgr finalization; delete hard-coded ≤80.

(3) #2719 line 217 (§4 hard constraint #5 Polarity invariant sub-bullet) —
restates skip formula as dimension-only, contradicting two-step
NodeRef+dimension contract. Brian: silently drops testclaim_references in
violation of P2 Facts Flow Forward. Codex: rewrite every formula to skip
when refs∩nodes empty OR dims∩changed_dims empty. (Partial-absorption-
residual: cursor's catch on #2725 review #9799 was fixed at §3 substantive
paragraph at commit 403833e but didn't propagate to §4 constraint #5
sub-bullet at line 217 — different polarity-mentioning site within the
same brief.)

Fixes (single-pass per discipline; same pattern as prior 14-catch cycle):

#2725 constraint #4 (line 70) rewrite:
- 'No new hand-Rust beyond shared-fixture helpers' (carve-out) →
  'Shared-fixture helpers require P5 receipt + SG-0-neutrality'
- Per-PR P5 receipt explicit: (a) helper LOC delta cited, (b) dissolution
  path named (helper retires when cluster's pattern lands in .dag
  TestClaim authority), (c) SG-0 census-delta computation showing net
  ≤ 0
- SG-0-neutrality enforcement: helpers may add lines but net delta ≤ 0
  (helper additions offset by exemption-row retirements + ratchet-down).
  Net positive = escalate (substrate-shape signal)

#2725 §3 acceptance final bullet (line 83) rewrite:
- 'ratchet floor returned to ≤80 (pre-hot-fix baseline)' → 'ratchet floor
  recomputed DYNAMICALLY from live state at activation'
- Concrete computation: starts at current main HEAD's
  TEST_TIMEOUT_MAX_EXEMPTIONS (84 at dfbc010; verify via grep at Mgr
  finalization); each rebuild PR decrements by N (cuts rebuilt that PR);
  post-all-20-rebuild target = (value at activation) - 20 (e.g., 64 at
  current state)
- Removed '≤80 pre-hot-fix baseline' framing
- Explicit acknowledgment: 80 was ITSELF stale debt; 16 non-hot-fix
  exemptions have separate paydown owners; rebuild does NOT freeze goal
  at 80; long-run target per feedback_pb_zero_is_r3_close_target is 0

#2719 §4 constraint #5 (line 217) rewrite:
- Header changed: '...dimensions: Set<Dimension> field on every group
  entry' → '...dimensions: Set<Dimension> + testclaim_references:
  Set<NodeRef> fields on every group entry'
- Polarity invariant rewritten to canonical 2-step join (BOTH NodeRef AND
  dimension intersections; skip = either empty)
- Two fail-open bug patterns explicitly named: (a) inversion (b)
  dimension-only collapse
- Bridge-tier proxy framing preserved (path-regex over-approximates
  canonical; fail-closed-safe coarseness)

15th + 16th + 17th distinct review-class catches this polish cycle (16
on #2719 brief; #15 on rebuild scaffold #2725):
- #15 (BLOCKING #1): shared-fixture helper P5 receipt obligation
- #16 (BLOCKING #2): dynamic ratchet floor recomputation
- #17 (BLOCKING #3): polarity-residual at second site (partial-absorption-
  residual within partial-absorption-fix; pattern: 'when canonical
  algorithm gets corrected, ENUMERATE all polarity-mentioning sites'
  is the discipline)

* docs(briefs): apply §3 polarity 2-step rewrite on rebuild-scaffold branch (cursor #9815 catch + #2719-branch parity)

cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on #2725 review #9815 caught that line 208
(§3 substantive Polarity invariant paragraph) on rebuild-scaffold branch's
copy of #2719 brief was still dimensions-only — even though line 217 (§4
constraint #5 sub-bullet) was updated to canonical 2-step in commit
900d5a3.

Root cause: my prior #2719 polarity fix at commit 403833e was on #2719's
own branch (director/r3-ci-layer-2-path-conditional-gating-scaffold) and
never propagated to main → never reached rebuild-scaffold branch's copy
of the #2719 brief brought in via main-merge.

Applied same §3 polarity rewrite on rebuild-scaffold branch for parity
with #2719 branch's content:
- run = (refs ∩ nodes) ≠ ∅ AND (dims ∩ changed_dims) ≠ ∅
- skip = ¬run = either intersection ∅
- Explicit naming of TWO fail-open patterns: (a) inversion (b)
  dimension-only collapse
- Bridge-tier proxy framing preserved

Cross-branch state now consistent:
- #2719 branch (director/r3-ci-layer-2-path-conditional-gating-scaffold)
  has canonical 2-step at lines 208 + 229 (via 403833e)
- #2725 branch (director/r3-ci-cold-v3-rebuild-coordinator-scaffold) has
  canonical 2-step at lines 208 + 229 (via 900d5a3 + this commit)

Both branches' copies of #2719 brief now structurally identical on
polarity semantics. Will fully reconcile at merge time if both PRs land
separately.

18th distinct review-class catch this polish cycle:
cross-branch-divergence-on-shared-doc — when two Director-scaffold PRs
both touch a shared brief (one via direct edit, one via main-merge),
fixes on one branch must explicitly propagate to the other branch OR
the shared content reconciles at merge time. Pattern: 'shared doc in
two PRs requires explicit cross-branch parity discipline'.

* docs(briefs): fix Phase 4 ratchet sweep residual ≤80 → dynamic (value − 20) per codex BLOCKING #9827

codex BLOCKING on #2725 review #9827 caught residual at line 92 (§4 Phase 4
ratchet sweep description) — still said 'back to ≤80' despite §3 acceptance
bullet's stale-baseline correction (which removed the ≤80 framing in favor
of dynamic '(value at activation) - 20').

Same partial-absorption-residual class as cursor's earlier catches:
fixing the §3 acceptance bullet correction didn't propagate to §4 Phase 4
description; sites referring to the same stale value need parallel updates.

Fix: Phase 4 description now uses dynamic '(value at activation) − 20'
(e.g., 64 at current state of 84) with explicit acknowledgment that 80
was itself stale debt + cross-link to feedback_pb_zero_is_r3_close_target
naming the long-run target = 0 exemptions.

21st distinct review-class catch this polish cycle:
phase-description-vs-acceptance-bullet-residual — when an acceptance
bullet gets a corrected target, the phase descriptions that motivate
phases toward that target need parallel updates. Pattern: 'when target
gets corrected, ENUMERATE all phase descriptions / decomposition / STOP
criteria that motivate work toward that target.'

* fix(#2725): cursor BLOCKING #9834 absorbed

Two findings addressed:

1. Line 76 copy-paste slip: "The Layer 2 PR-set is acceptable when:"
   in a cold-v3 rebuild brief. Changed to "The cold-v3 rebuild PR-set
   is acceptable when:" to match brief's actual scope. INVARIANTS.md
   P1 modeling faithfulness for dispatch authority.

2. Line 70 prose tightening: SG-0-neutrality framing previously
   conflated SG-0 census mechanism with exemption-list mechanism
   ("helper additions offset by exemption-row retirements +
   ratchet-down"). These are DIFFERENT bookkeeping: SG-0 counts
   hand-Rust files/lines per sg0_census_test.rs; exemption-row
   retirement only reduces slow-test-exemptions.txt count. Corrected
   prose: helper-LOC additions in common/* MUST be offset by EQUAL-
   or-greater LOC reductions in per-test files consuming the helper
   (shared fixture extraction → per-test setup boilerplate dropped).
   Exemption-row retirement + ratchet-down are independent
   obligations per constraint #2 and do NOT count toward SG-0
   census-delta.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* WIP: gunbc Director

* fix(#2725): openai-pro REQUEST_CHANGES — 2 BLOCKING findings absorbed

Finding 1 (P3 Fail-Closed): Layer 2 shared-infra regex anchored Cargo.toml/
Cargo.lock/build.rs to workspace-root only. Crate-local manifests (e.g.,
src/v3/compiler/build.rs per CODING.md:319) would NOT match, silently
skipping tests for crate-local manifest/build-script changes — fail-open
boundary class P3 forbids. Fixed by changing the anchored alternates to
use (.*/)?Cargo\.(toml|lock) and (.*/)?build\.rs — non-capturing optional
path prefix matches both root-level AND any-depth crate-local files.

Finding 2 (ratchet/test discipline): Cold-rebuild brief had execution-path
contradiction. §2#2 + §3 require same-PR lockstep ratchet-down. But §4
Phase 4 description said "drops TEST_TIMEOUT_MAX_EXEMPTIONS to (activation)
- 20", creating a fail-open path where workers could defer per-PR ratchet-
down to Phase 4 cleanup. Reframed Phase 4 as VERIFICATION + budget-tighten
(NOT decrement). Phase 4 verifies cumulative ratchet matches target +
drops cold-CI --timeout. If verification finds mismatch, escalate per §5
(per-PR discipline violation), do NOT silently patch.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

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* docs(briefs): R3 CI Layer 2 — PM pre-staged Mgr-fill template

Author the pre-staged Mgr-fill reference doc Director accepted via
msg_4623068b at 22:54Z (greenlight on PM's pre-staged-skeleton offer
from gunbc#828 c4425726922). Director will cite this file in their
forthcoming worker brief (`docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-path-conditional-
gating-worker.md`) as the starting template for Verification Mgr
(clever-tern-670) inventory finalization.

Content:
- §1 affected-set lens Dimension enum reference (cite design doc §2)
- §2 slow-test inventory grouped into 9 clusters (78 entries from
  scripts/slow-test-exemptions.txt)
- §3 path-mapping skeleton table — (test_pattern, dimension,
  required_paths_regex, confidence, dissolution_note). PM partial-
  fills high-confidence rows; ~12 [Mgr-fill] placeholders left for
  rows requiring deeper substrate-lens / consumer-tracing knowledge
- §4 open questions for Mgr (multi-dim split, conservative defaults,
  pilot cluster selection — recommended Cluster B = Lane 2 Stage 2d
  symbolic cost; high-confidence single-dimension contained module)
- §5 acceptance checklist for Mgr-fill completion
- §6 STOP triggers (new substrate carrier need; dimension outside
  enum; test-output dependency = lens not bridge)
- §7 cross-refs (Layer 1 PR #2718, lens canvas PR #2713, routing
  msg_a77c7f42, memory feedback_parallel_representation_debt)

Hard constraint per feedback_parallel_representation_debt: every row
carries a dimension: field matching the lens Dimension enum so post-
dissolution skip_* flags compute structurally as
`affected_dimensions.contains(group.dimension)` — same enum,
structural source. Prevents path-mapping schema divergence from
future lens API surface.

Dissolution trigger: gate
ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection (R3 close-blocking;
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5). When the lens lands, this
template + the worker output are deleted.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — dimensions is Set<Dimension>, not single primary (codex REQUEST_CHANGES fix on PR #2721)

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2721 (review #9707) caught a semantic-
contract violation: the template asserted "every entry carries exactly
one primary `dimension:`" and post-dissolution `skip_*` computation as
`affected_dimensions.contains(group.dimension)`. This conflicts with
the locked design at `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2:

  affected_set(Dag_before, Dag_after) =
    ⋃ over dim in {Value, Cost, Complexity, Effect, Refinement}
      affected_set(Dag_before, Dag_after, dim)

A test that reads BOTH Cost AND Complexity (e.g., D-cluster LBP
demonstration; lane2_stage_2f composed-matches-lens) would be silently
skipped when only Complexity changes if its dimension is narrowed to
"Cost." That's `INVARIANTS.md` P2 single-authority violation against
the locked lens design.

Fixes:
- §1: rewrite from "exactly one primary dimension" to "dimensions is
  Set<Dimension> = full read-set; affectedness is union semantics"
- Header bullet: hard constraint reframed — multi-dim REQUIRED when
  consumer reads multi; post-dissolution math is `(affected ∩ row.dimensions) ≠ ∅`
- §3 table: column rename `dimension` → `dimensions`; rows updated:
  - D-cluster LBP, lens_cost_target_realization, cost_lens_consumer:
    expanded to multi-dim sets [Complexity, Cost], [Cost, Value]
  - lane2_stage_2f_dimension: [Complexity, Cost] (composed-matches-lens)
  - F-`m0_acceptance` + I-`thesis_validation_test`: full 5-dim set
    (compile-boundary + thesis-level read every dim)
  - G-`t_las_crdt_cost_basis_demo`: [Cost, Effect, Value]
  - G-`r3_free_consequences_second_batch`: [Cost, Value]
  - H-`t_ci_workflow_as_data_demo`: [Value, Cost] (DimensionReport timing)
  - All single-dim rows (A, B, Most-C, etc.): formatted as set `[Cost]`
- §4 Open question 1: rewrite to forbid narrowing, mandate ADD-when-doubt
- §5 acceptance: add dim-set-semantics + union-formula checks
- §6 STOP triggers: add "tempted to narrow set → STOP and EXPAND"

Director's Layer 2 brief at PR #2719 has the same singular-`dimension:`
shape and likely has the same finding waiting to surface; will flag to
Director after this lands.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template count + wording fixes (cursor BLOCKING #9719 on PR #2721)

cursor BLOCKING REVIEW on PR #2721 (review #9719 at dedcf69) caught
factual count discrepancies + the stale singular `dimension` echo
that openai-pro had flagged as non-blocking:

1. Cluster A banner — was "(~10)", actual sum = 1+6+2+6 = 15 → fixed to "(15)"
2. Cluster B individual-row count "6" while listing 7 names → fixed to 7;
   banner "(~6)" → "(7)"
3. emit_matrix Notes "5× emit matrix sweep" while listing 6 tests
   (3 module + 3 program) → fixed to "6× emit matrix sweep (3 module
   + 3 program)" for explicit attribution
4. Cluster D banner "(~5)", actual sum = 2+3+2+2 = 9 → fixed to "(9)"
5. Line 7 (Purpose) stale singular `(test_pattern, dimension,
   required_paths_regex)` echo → fixed to `dimensions` plural;
   converges with openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS observation (review
   #9714) that had been deferred to follow-up — cursor's BLOCKING
   verdict overrides the deferral

§4 Open question 5 (pilot recommendation) also corrected from
"~6 tests" to "7 tests" for Cluster B consistency.

Clusters C/E/F/G/H/I banner counts re-verified against table sums
(7/12/6/10/7/5 respectively) — all already exact, no change needed.

P1 Modeling Faithfulness restored: every cluster banner now matches
its enumerated tests-column sum.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix skip_<cluster> polarity (openai-pro BLOCKING #9721 on PR #2721)

openai-pro re-review on PR #2721 at sha 93080af caught a critical
boolean polarity inversion in the skip_<cluster> formula. A Mgr/worker
following the brief literally would have wired the CI gate backward,
silently skipping affected tests — TESTING.md "test selection must
not skip affected behavior" violation + Boundary Discipline violation
(boolean carrier name and contract encoded opposite meanings).

**The bug**: 4 places stated post-dissolution `skip_<cluster>` formula
as `(affected_dimensions ∩ group.dimensions) ≠ ∅` (skip when
intersection NON-empty), while the CI consumer wires
`if: skip_<cluster> != 'true'` (run when skip is NOT true). Combined:
when intersection is non-empty (= affected), skip=true → tests don't
run → affected tests silently skipped.

**The fix**: invert the formula to `(intersection = ∅)` (skip when
intersection IS empty = no affected dim that this cluster reads). The
CI gate semantics stay the same; the polarity correction is on the
post-dissolution lens mapping.

Sites corrected:
- §1 hard-constraint para (line 9): replaced "(non-empty intersection
  means run)" with an explicit Boolean polarity block defining
  `skip = (intersection = ∅)` and equivalent `run = (intersection ≠ ∅)`
- §3 path-mapping intro (was line 132, now 142): same polarity fix
  + "Equivalently: `run = (intersection ≠ ∅)`"
- §4 open-question 4 (was line 186, now 196): "skip_<cluster> becomes
  `(intersection ≠ ∅)`" → `(intersection = ∅)` with explicit
  "same polarity: skip when no affected dim" note
- §5 acceptance (was line 206, now 216): same polarity fix +
  explicit "inverting the polarity silently skips affected tests" warning

All 4 references now consistent. Polarity table:
  intersection = ∅  → skip=true  → "do not run" (NOT affected, safe to skip)
  intersection ≠ ∅  → skip=false → "run" (affected, must run)

Director's brief #2719 likely has the same polarity issue and will need
parallel fix from the same authority chain. Flagging separately.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — cluster aggregation + path-regex verification discipline (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING review on PR #2721 at sha 262f42d caught two
substantive gaps:

**(1) Cluster aggregation predicate missing**: §3 defined per-row
intersection check but didn't specify how multi-row clusters
aggregate to the cluster-level `skip_<cluster>` boolean. A worker
following the brief could implement disjunction (any-row-empty
= skip cluster) which would silently skip the OTHER affected rows
in the cluster when only one row is unaffected.

Fix: explicit conjunction predicate in §3 + §4 + §5 + §6:
  skip_<cluster> = ∀ row ∈ cluster : (changed_files ∩ row.regex) = ∅
Equivalently: run_<cluster> = ∃ row ∈ cluster : row affected.

**(2) Path regexes PM-authored without source-tree verification**:
PM concrete `required_paths_regex` values in §3 were manually
authored from the inventory SHA references without validation
against actual paths in the source tree. Workers might wire CI
gates against stale paths.

Fix: explicit Mgr-verification discipline in §3 + §4 + §5 + §6:
- Workers MUST validate each concrete regex against source tree
  at HEAD before CI implementation
- Unverified or unverifiable regexes → `.*` per conservative
  fail-closed default
- Confidence column treated as audit priority (low → `.*` first,
  medium → audit then decide, high → audit but likely fine)
- Validation record kept (PR description or commit message)

Both fixes preserve the locked-design polarity from earlier
revisions:
- Per-row formula stays `(intersection = ∅)` for skip semantic
- Cluster aggregation is conjunction over rows (∀)
- Run formula is the structural complement (∃ ↔ ≠ ∅)

All 4 places updated: §3 path-mapping skeleton intro + §4 mechanism
+ §5 acceptance + §6 STOP triggers. Brief now structurally
guards against:
- polarity inversion (skip = ∅, not ≠ ∅; openai-pro caught prior)
- dimension cardinality narrowing (Set<Dimension>, not single; codex
  caught prior)
- cluster aggregation by disjunction (∀, not ∃; codex caught this)
- regex authoring without source-tree validation (codex caught this)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix stale dsl/std/ lens-paths (codex BLOCKING inline at line 152)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 152 (sha 262f42d) caught
that Cluster B's regex used stale `dsl/std/lens_cost.*\.dag` +
`dsl/std/cost.*\.dag` paths while the live cost-lens authority
is at `src/v3/lenses/cost.dag`. A change to the live authority
file would NOT match the stale regex → skip_b=true → cost-lens
tests silently skipped (P3 fail-closed + P2 single-authority
violation).

**Systematic audit + fix**: stale `dsl/std/<lens>.dag` pattern
applied across many rows (PM authored assuming lens .dag lived
in dsl/std/, but the live tree has them at src/v3/lenses/):

| Row | Old (stale)                                    | New (verified)                                                 |
|-----|------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| B   | dsl/std/lens_cost.*.dag + dsl/std/cost.*.dag   | src/v3/lenses/cost(_target_realization)?.dag                   |
| C-i | dsl/std/lens_idempotency.*.dag                 | src/v3/lenses/idempotency.dag                                  |
| C-p | dsl/std/lens_provenance.*.dag                  | src/v3/lenses/(provenance\|emission_provenance).dag            |
| C-u | dsl/std/lens_unused_parameters.*.dag           | src/v3/lenses/unused_parameters.dag                            |
| E×4 | dsl/std/(complexity\|cost\|symbolic_cost).*.dag | src/v3/lenses/(complexity\|cost).dag                           |
| F-b | dsl/std/boolean_algebra.*.dag                  | dsl/std/logic.dag (boolean-algebra concepts live there)        |
| G-c | dsl/std/complexity.*.dag                       | src/v3/lenses/complexity.dag                                   |
| G-l | dsl/std/(cost\|las\|crdt).*.dag                | `.*` (Mgr-fill; T-LAS substrate-deps not PM-traced yet)        |
| H-2 | dsl/std/parse.*.dag                            | src/v3/std/parse_surface.dag + src/v3/compiler/parse_tables.dag|
| H-2c| dsl/std/parse_tables.*.dag + dsl/std/tokenize  | src/v3/compiler/parse_tables.dag + src/v3/(compiler\|std)/tokenize.dag |
| H-w | dsl/std/workflow.*.dag                         | src/v3/std/workflows.dag                                       |

Confidence column dropped from `high` to `medium` for all
post-correction rows — Mgr should still validate each path
against live source tree at HEAD before CI implementation per
the verification-discipline added at d19a1a0. dissolution_note
column carries inline "**Path correction**: ..." annotations
documenting each fix for reviewer audit.

Cross-cluster bug-class catches now mapped on this template:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. **Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected to src/v3/lenses/** (this fix)

Brief structurally validated across 6 distinct axes.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix regex alternation escape (openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on #2721)

openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on PR #2721 at sha 45fc195 caught
a non-blocking regex error: line 185 had `src/v3/(compiler\|std)/tokenize.dag`
with `\|` (markdown-cell pipe escape), which a regex engine would
interpret as the literal string `compiler|std`, NOT as alternation
between `compiler` and `std`.

Mechanism of the bug:
- Markdown tables use `|` as column separator
- To put a literal `|` IN a cell (outside backticks), you escape with `\|`
- PM authored the regex with `\|` thinking the markdown-table escape
  was needed, but the regex is INSIDE backticks (code span) which
  preserves pipe character literally
- A worker copying the regex into ci.yml would silently miss
  tokenize.dag changes (only matches literal `compiler|std/tokenize.dag`)

Fix: drop the unnecessary `\` escape; markdown code spans preserve
`|` literally. Now regex correctly reads
`src/v3/(compiler|std)/tokenize.dag` — alternation between
src/v3/compiler/tokenize.dag and src/v3/std/tokenize.dag, both of
which exist per the source tree verified at 45fc195.

Mitigation: the template's own validation discipline at §3 + §5 §6
(workers MUST validate regex against live source tree before CI
implementation) would have caught this, but per openai-pro's read
"the concrete row should still not carry a known-bad example" — fair.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 7 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected (45fc195)
7. Markdown-cell-escape leaking into regex semantics (this fix)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — Dimension enum is OPEN per design §2 + THESIS user-defined dims (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 186-ish caught that my §6 STOP
trigger hard-rejected any `dimensions:` element outside the built-in
base set `{Value, Cost, Complexity, Effect, Refinement}` — which closes
the user-extensibility surface that THESIS + docs/design-affected-set-
lens.md §2 leave intentionally open with the trailing `...`.

Verification (codex was correct):

- `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2: `⋃ over dim in {value, cost,
  complexity, effect, refinement, ...}` (note ellipsis = open enum)
- `THESIS.md` "User-defined dimensions" section: 'User-declared
  dimensions extend the same structural proof surface ... the ceiling
  of what gunbc can prove is user-extensible.'

The built-in base set ≠ the full enum. My template was treating them
as equivalent, which would have rejected valid user-defined dims at
the STOP gate (INVARIANTS P1 single-authority violation against
THESIS/design + P3 fail-closed violation since rejection-instead-of-
fail-closed is the opposite of safety).

Fixes:
- **§1** Dimension enum reference: rewrote with explicit `Dimension =
  {value, cost, complexity, effect, refinement, ...}` notation + the
  trailing `...` annotated as "OPEN for user-defined" + paragraph on
  THESIS user-extensibility framing + explicit instruction to treat
  unknown dim as fail-closed (always-run), NOT reject
- **§5** acceptance criterion: updated to reference the open enum +
  fail-closed-for-unknown behavior
- **§6** STOP trigger: now reads "cannot be carried as a typed
  Dimension at all (e.g., string-as-dimension, runtime-only)" — that's
  the genuine structural failure. Encountering a NEW user-defined
  dimension is NOT a STOP; it's a row carried as fail-closed-always-run

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 8 axes hardened
(was 7 before this fix; ci-skip-pattern-script wasn't applicable here):
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected (45fc195)
7. Markdown-cell-escape leaking into regex semantics (7cbf29f)
8. **Dimension enum hard-closed rejecting user-defined** (this fix) —
   THESIS + design doc §2 explicitly leave open

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — carry user-defined Timing dim explicitly (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING re-review at sha c61a7ed line 197 (~193 in their
relay) caught a narrowing residual after the prior open-enum fix:
the `t_ci_workflow_as_data_demo_test` row carried `[Value, Cost]`
but the test actually evaluates `DimensionReport<TimingMeasurement>`
/ `ci_modeled_timing` — a user-defined Timing dim distinct from
generic Cost.

My prior open-enum fix (c61a7ed) updated §1/§5/§6 to ALLOW user-
defined dims but I didn't fix THIS row to USE one. Per the just-
established 'carry the dim, don't narrow' framing in §6, this row
should carry `[Value, Cost, Timing]` (or just `[Value, Timing]` if
Cost is sufficiently distinct from Timing in the test).

**Why it's load-bearing**: a future timing-only delta (e.g.,
DimensionReport schema change touching only timing fields, not Cost)
would be 'affected' for this test under the lens but the prior row
narrowed Timing → Cost → if Cost.affected = empty but Timing.affected
non-empty, test would be silently skipped (TESTING.md violation +
THESIS user-defined-dims framing violation).

Fix:
- Row dimensions: `[Value, Cost]` → `[Value, Cost, Timing]`
- Row dissolution-note: explicit annotation citing
  `DimensionReport<TimingMeasurement>` + `ci_modeled_timing` user-
  defined dim + the carrying-vs-narrowing rationale
- Self-references this template's own open-enum support per §1 —
  the row is now an in-table demonstration of the open-enum framing
  (consistency between framing and example)

This also re-stress-tests cluster aggregation: cluster H aggregates
over multiple rows including this Timing-carrying row, so cluster-
level skip computation correctly fail-closes when ANY row's dim
intersects with affected_dims.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 9 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. **Narrowing user-defined dim to built-in** (this fix; carry don't normalize)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — codify 3-arm regex completeness invariant (mirror Director PR #2727 worker-brief discipline)

Director's PR #2727 absorbed Brian inline + codex BLOCKING convergent
finding on post-#2719 fail-open hole: per-group regex must include
THREE arms — deps + test-source + fixture — missing any is a
P3 fail-open boundary class.

This template (PR #2721) had the same structural issue: most PM-
authored rows have arms (1) deps + (2) test-source but lack arm (3)
`tests/dag/*.dag` fixture explicitly. Per Director's canonical
worker-brief discipline (PR #2727), this mirrors the gap and adds
the 3-arm completeness invariant to align.

Updates:
- §3 path-mapping intro: explicit 3-arm completeness invariant + per-
  arm fail-open semantics + audit note that PM-authored rows in §3
  below need Mgr fixture-arm audit for tests reading from
  `tests/dag/*.dag` (e.g., `t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test` consumes
  `tests/dag/t_pb_b_1_*.dag`)
- §5 acceptance: new checklist item — every concrete regex includes
  arms (1) + (2) + (3) where applicable; Mgr-fill rejects missing
  arms 2/3
- §6 STOP triggers: two new STOP triggers for missing test-source
  arm OR missing fixture-arm-when-applicable
- Cross-link to Director PR #2727 / #2719 for canonical framing

This codifies but does NOT retrofit existing §3 rows — that's
Mgr-fill audit work (per the §3 disclaimer + Mgr-fill discipline).
PM signals the gap; Mgr fixes per row.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 10 axes:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. Narrowing user-defined dim (Timing→Cost)
10. **Missing test-source/fixture arms in regex** (this fix mirroring
    Director PR #2727 worker-brief discipline)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — restore `...` ellipsis in quoted §2 union formula (cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS-level exploratory on PR #2721)

cursor APPROVE review #9858 at sha 5c227c5 noted an exploratory
inconsistency: my quoted design-doc §2 union formula at lines 48-51
enumerated only the 5 built-in dimensions without the trailing `...`
that the actual `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2 has, while my
surrounding text (lines 27-33, §1 enum reference) stresses the open-
enum framing.

Fix: restore the `...` in the quoted formula + add inline annotation
'← OPEN per §2; user-defined dims extend' so Mgr-fill readers can't
misread the box as closed.

Now lines 27-33 (open-enum framing) + lines 48-51 (formula quote) +
§5 acceptance + §6 STOP triggers all consistently affirm the open-
enum framing per THESIS user-defined dimensions.

Non-blocking exploratory observation; quick fix because the cost is
trivial (1-char + comment) and the value is internal-consistency
preservation.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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* docs(briefs): R3 CI Layer 2 — PM pre-staged Mgr-fill template

Author the pre-staged Mgr-fill reference doc Director accepted via
msg_4623068b at 22:54Z (greenlight on PM's pre-staged-skeleton offer
from gunbc#828 c4425726922). Director will cite this file in their
forthcoming worker brief (`docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-path-conditional-
gating-worker.md`) as the starting template for Verification Mgr
(clever-tern-670) inventory finalization.

Content:
- §1 affected-set lens Dimension enum reference (cite design doc §2)
- §2 slow-test inventory grouped into 9 clusters (78 entries from
  scripts/slow-test-exemptions.txt)
- §3 path-mapping skeleton table — (test_pattern, dimension,
  required_paths_regex, confidence, dissolution_note). PM partial-
  fills high-confidence rows; ~12 [Mgr-fill] placeholders left for
  rows requiring deeper substrate-lens / consumer-tracing knowledge
- §4 open questions for Mgr (multi-dim split, conservative defaults,
  pilot cluster selection — recommended Cluster B = Lane 2 Stage 2d
  symbolic cost; high-confidence single-dimension contained module)
- §5 acceptance checklist for Mgr-fill completion
- §6 STOP triggers (new substrate carrier need; dimension outside
  enum; test-output dependency = lens not bridge)
- §7 cross-refs (Layer 1 PR #2718, lens canvas PR #2713, routing
  msg_a77c7f42, memory feedback_parallel_representation_debt)

Hard constraint per feedback_parallel_representation_debt: every row
carries a dimension: field matching the lens Dimension enum so post-
dissolution skip_* flags compute structurally as
`affected_dimensions.contains(group.dimension)` — same enum,
structural source. Prevents path-mapping schema divergence from
future lens API surface.

Dissolution trigger: gate
ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection (R3 close-blocking;
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5). When the lens lands, this
template + the worker output are deleted.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — dimensions is Set<Dimension>, not single primary (codex REQUEST_CHANGES fix on PR #2721)

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2721 (review #9707) caught a semantic-
contract violation: the template asserted "every entry carries exactly
one primary `dimension:`" and post-dissolution `skip_*` computation as
`affected_dimensions.contains(group.dimension)`. This conflicts with
the locked design at `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2:

  affected_set(Dag_before, Dag_after) =
    ⋃ over dim in {Value, Cost, Complexity, Effect, Refinement}
      affected_set(Dag_before, Dag_after, dim)

A test that reads BOTH Cost AND Complexity (e.g., D-cluster LBP
demonstration; lane2_stage_2f composed-matches-lens) would be silently
skipped when only Complexity changes if its dimension is narrowed to
"Cost." That's `INVARIANTS.md` P2 single-authority violation against
the locked lens design.

Fixes:
- §1: rewrite from "exactly one primary dimension" to "dimensions is
  Set<Dimension> = full read-set; affectedness is union semantics"
- Header bullet: hard constraint reframed — multi-dim REQUIRED when
  consumer reads multi; post-dissolution math is `(affected ∩ row.dimensions) ≠ ∅`
- §3 table: column rename `dimension` → `dimensions`; rows updated:
  - D-cluster LBP, lens_cost_target_realization, cost_lens_consumer:
    expanded to multi-dim sets [Complexity, Cost], [Cost, Value]
  - lane2_stage_2f_dimension: [Complexity, Cost] (composed-matches-lens)
  - F-`m0_acceptance` + I-`thesis_validation_test`: full 5-dim set
    (compile-boundary + thesis-level read every dim)
  - G-`t_las_crdt_cost_basis_demo`: [Cost, Effect, Value]
  - G-`r3_free_consequences_second_batch`: [Cost, Value]
  - H-`t_ci_workflow_as_data_demo`: [Value, Cost] (DimensionReport timing)
  - All single-dim rows (A, B, Most-C, etc.): formatted as set `[Cost]`
- §4 Open question 1: rewrite to forbid narrowing, mandate ADD-when-doubt
- §5 acceptance: add dim-set-semantics + union-formula checks
- §6 STOP triggers: add "tempted to narrow set → STOP and EXPAND"

Director's Layer 2 brief at PR #2719 has the same singular-`dimension:`
shape and likely has the same finding waiting to surface; will flag to
Director after this lands.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template count + wording fixes (cursor BLOCKING #9719 on PR #2721)

cursor BLOCKING REVIEW on PR #2721 (review #9719 at dedcf69) caught
factual count discrepancies + the stale singular `dimension` echo
that openai-pro had flagged as non-blocking:

1. Cluster A banner — was "(~10)", actual sum = 1+6+2+6 = 15 → fixed to "(15)"
2. Cluster B individual-row count "6" while listing 7 names → fixed to 7;
   banner "(~6)" → "(7)"
3. emit_matrix Notes "5× emit matrix sweep" while listing 6 tests
   (3 module + 3 program) → fixed to "6× emit matrix sweep (3 module
   + 3 program)" for explicit attribution
4. Cluster D banner "(~5)", actual sum = 2+3+2+2 = 9 → fixed to "(9)"
5. Line 7 (Purpose) stale singular `(test_pattern, dimension,
   required_paths_regex)` echo → fixed to `dimensions` plural;
   converges with openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS observation (review
   #9714) that had been deferred to follow-up — cursor's BLOCKING
   verdict overrides the deferral

§4 Open question 5 (pilot recommendation) also corrected from
"~6 tests" to "7 tests" for Cluster B consistency.

Clusters C/E/F/G/H/I banner counts re-verified against table sums
(7/12/6/10/7/5 respectively) — all already exact, no change needed.

P1 Modeling Faithfulness restored: every cluster banner now matches
its enumerated tests-column sum.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix skip_<cluster> polarity (openai-pro BLOCKING #9721 on PR #2721)

openai-pro re-review on PR #2721 at sha 93080af caught a critical
boolean polarity inversion in the skip_<cluster> formula. A Mgr/worker
following the brief literally would have wired the CI gate backward,
silently skipping affected tests — TESTING.md "test selection must
not skip affected behavior" violation + Boundary Discipline violation
(boolean carrier name and contract encoded opposite meanings).

**The bug**: 4 places stated post-dissolution `skip_<cluster>` formula
as `(affected_dimensions ∩ group.dimensions) ≠ ∅` (skip when
intersection NON-empty), while the CI consumer wires
`if: skip_<cluster> != 'true'` (run when skip is NOT true). Combined:
when intersection is non-empty (= affected), skip=true → tests don't
run → affected tests silently skipped.

**The fix**: invert the formula to `(intersection = ∅)` (skip when
intersection IS empty = no affected dim that this cluster reads). The
CI gate semantics stay the same; the polarity correction is on the
post-dissolution lens mapping.

Sites corrected:
- §1 hard-constraint para (line 9): replaced "(non-empty intersection
  means run)" with an explicit Boolean polarity block defining
  `skip = (intersection = ∅)` and equivalent `run = (intersection ≠ ∅)`
- §3 path-mapping intro (was line 132, now 142): same polarity fix
  + "Equivalently: `run = (intersection ≠ ∅)`"
- §4 open-question 4 (was line 186, now 196): "skip_<cluster> becomes
  `(intersection ≠ ∅)`" → `(intersection = ∅)` with explicit
  "same polarity: skip when no affected dim" note
- §5 acceptance (was line 206, now 216): same polarity fix +
  explicit "inverting the polarity silently skips affected tests" warning

All 4 references now consistent. Polarity table:
  intersection = ∅  → skip=true  → "do not run" (NOT affected, safe to skip)
  intersection ≠ ∅  → skip=false → "run" (affected, must run)

Director's brief #2719 likely has the same polarity issue and will need
parallel fix from the same authority chain. Flagging separately.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — cluster aggregation + path-regex verification discipline (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING review on PR #2721 at sha 262f42d caught two
substantive gaps:

**(1) Cluster aggregation predicate missing**: §3 defined per-row
intersection check but didn't specify how multi-row clusters
aggregate to the cluster-level `skip_<cluster>` boolean. A worker
following the brief could implement disjunction (any-row-empty
= skip cluster) which would silently skip the OTHER affected rows
in the cluster when only one row is unaffected.

Fix: explicit conjunction predicate in §3 + §4 + §5 + §6:
  skip_<cluster> = ∀ row ∈ cluster : (changed_files ∩ row.regex) = ∅
Equivalently: run_<cluster> = ∃ row ∈ cluster : row affected.

**(2) Path regexes PM-authored without source-tree verification**:
PM concrete `required_paths_regex` values in §3 were manually
authored from the inventory SHA references without validation
against actual paths in the source tree. Workers might wire CI
gates against stale paths.

Fix: explicit Mgr-verification discipline in §3 + §4 + §5 + §6:
- Workers MUST validate each concrete regex against source tree
  at HEAD before CI implementation
- Unverified or unverifiable regexes → `.*` per conservative
  fail-closed default
- Confidence column treated as audit priority (low → `.*` first,
  medium → audit then decide, high → audit but likely fine)
- Validation record kept (PR description or commit message)

Both fixes preserve the locked-design polarity from earlier
revisions:
- Per-row formula stays `(intersection = ∅)` for skip semantic
- Cluster aggregation is conjunction over rows (∀)
- Run formula is the structural complement (∃ ↔ ≠ ∅)

All 4 places updated: §3 path-mapping skeleton intro + §4 mechanism
+ §5 acceptance + §6 STOP triggers. Brief now structurally
guards against:
- polarity inversion (skip = ∅, not ≠ ∅; openai-pro caught prior)
- dimension cardinality narrowing (Set<Dimension>, not single; codex
  caught prior)
- cluster aggregation by disjunction (∀, not ∃; codex caught this)
- regex authoring without source-tree validation (codex caught this)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix stale dsl/std/ lens-paths (codex BLOCKING inline at line 152)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 152 (sha 262f42d) caught
that Cluster B's regex used stale `dsl/std/lens_cost.*\.dag` +
`dsl/std/cost.*\.dag` paths while the live cost-lens authority
is at `src/v3/lenses/cost.dag`. A change to the live authority
file would NOT match the stale regex → skip_b=true → cost-lens
tests silently skipped (P3 fail-closed + P2 single-authority
violation).

**Systematic audit + fix**: stale `dsl/std/<lens>.dag` pattern
applied across many rows (PM authored assuming lens .dag lived
in dsl/std/, but the live tree has them at src/v3/lenses/):

| Row | Old (stale)                                    | New (verified)                                                 |
|-----|------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| B   | dsl/std/lens_cost.*.dag + dsl/std/cost.*.dag   | src/v3/lenses/cost(_target_realization)?.dag                   |
| C-i | dsl/std/lens_idempotency.*.dag                 | src/v3/lenses/idempotency.dag                                  |
| C-p | dsl/std/lens_provenance.*.dag                  | src/v3/lenses/(provenance\|emission_provenance).dag            |
| C-u | dsl/std/lens_unused_parameters.*.dag           | src/v3/lenses/unused_parameters.dag                            |
| E×4 | dsl/std/(complexity\|cost\|symbolic_cost).*.dag | src/v3/lenses/(complexity\|cost).dag                           |
| F-b | dsl/std/boolean_algebra.*.dag                  | dsl/std/logic.dag (boolean-algebra concepts live there)        |
| G-c | dsl/std/complexity.*.dag                       | src/v3/lenses/complexity.dag                                   |
| G-l | dsl/std/(cost\|las\|crdt).*.dag                | `.*` (Mgr-fill; T-LAS substrate-deps not PM-traced yet)        |
| H-2 | dsl/std/parse.*.dag                            | src/v3/std/parse_surface.dag + src/v3/compiler/parse_tables.dag|
| H-2c| dsl/std/parse_tables.*.dag + dsl/std/tokenize  | src/v3/compiler/parse_tables.dag + src/v3/(compiler\|std)/tokenize.dag |
| H-w | dsl/std/workflow.*.dag                         | src/v3/std/workflows.dag                                       |

Confidence column dropped from `high` to `medium` for all
post-correction rows — Mgr should still validate each path
against live source tree at HEAD before CI implementation per
the verification-discipline added at d19a1a0. dissolution_note
column carries inline "**Path correction**: ..." annotations
documenting each fix for reviewer audit.

Cross-cluster bug-class catches now mapped on this template:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. **Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected to src/v3/lenses/** (this fix)

Brief structurally validated across 6 distinct axes.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix regex alternation escape (openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on #2721)

openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on PR #2721 at sha 45fc195 caught
a non-blocking regex error: line 185 had `src/v3/(compiler\|std)/tokenize.dag`
with `\|` (markdown-cell pipe escape), which a regex engine would
interpret as the literal string `compiler|std`, NOT as alternation
between `compiler` and `std`.

Mechanism of the bug:
- Markdown tables use `|` as column separator
- To put a literal `|` IN a cell (outside backticks), you escape with `\|`
- PM authored the regex with `\|` thinking the markdown-table escape
  was needed, but the regex is INSIDE backticks (code span) which
  preserves pipe character literally
- A worker copying the regex into ci.yml would silently miss
  tokenize.dag changes (only matches literal `compiler|std/tokenize.dag`)

Fix: drop the unnecessary `\` escape; markdown code spans preserve
`|` literally. Now regex correctly reads
`src/v3/(compiler|std)/tokenize.dag` — alternation between
src/v3/compiler/tokenize.dag and src/v3/std/tokenize.dag, both of
which exist per the source tree verified at 45fc195.

Mitigation: the template's own validation discipline at §3 + §5 §6
(workers MUST validate regex against live source tree before CI
implementation) would have caught this, but per openai-pro's read
"the concrete row should still not carry a known-bad example" — fair.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 7 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected (45fc195)
7. Markdown-cell-escape leaking into regex semantics (this fix)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — Dimension enum is OPEN per design §2 + THESIS user-defined dims (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 186-ish caught that my §6 STOP
trigger hard-rejected any `dimensions:` element outside the built-in
base set `{Value, Cost, Complexity, Effect, Refinement}` — which closes
the user-extensibility surface that THESIS + docs/design-affected-set-
lens.md §2 leave intentionally open with the trailing `...`.

Verification (codex was correct):

- `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2: `⋃ over dim in {value, cost,
  complexity, effect, refinement, ...}` (note ellipsis = open enum)
- `THESIS.md` "User-defined dimensions" section: 'User-declared
  dimensions extend the same structural proof surface ... the ceiling
  of what gunbc can prove is user-extensible.'

The built-in base set ≠ the full enum. My template was treating them
as equivalent, which would have rejected valid user-defined dims at
the STOP gate (INVARIANTS P1 single-authority violation against
THESIS/design + P3 fail-closed violation since rejection-instead-of-
fail-closed is the opposite of safety).

Fixes:
- **§1** Dimension enum reference: rewrote with explicit `Dimension =
  {value, cost, complexity, effect, refinement, ...}` notation + the
  trailing `...` annotated as "OPEN for user-defined" + paragraph on
  THESIS user-extensibility framing + explicit instruction to treat
  unknown dim as fail-closed (always-run), NOT reject
- **§5** acceptance criterion: updated to reference the open enum +
  fail-closed-for-unknown behavior
- **§6** STOP trigger: now reads "cannot be carried as a typed
  Dimension at all (e.g., string-as-dimension, runtime-only)" — that's
  the genuine structural failure. Encountering a NEW user-defined
  dimension is NOT a STOP; it's a row carried as fail-closed-always-run

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 8 axes hardened
(was 7 before this fix; ci-skip-pattern-script wasn't applicable here):
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected (45fc195)
7. Markdown-cell-escape leaking into regex semantics (7cbf29f)
8. **Dimension enum hard-closed rejecting user-defined** (this fix) —
   THESIS + design doc §2 explicitly leave open

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — carry user-defined Timing dim explicitly (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING re-review at sha c61a7ed line 197 (~193 in their
relay) caught a narrowing residual after the prior open-enum fix:
the `t_ci_workflow_as_data_demo_test` row carried `[Value, Cost]`
but the test actually evaluates `DimensionReport<TimingMeasurement>`
/ `ci_modeled_timing` — a user-defined Timing dim distinct from
generic Cost.

My prior open-enum fix (c61a7ed) updated §1/§5/§6 to ALLOW user-
defined dims but I didn't fix THIS row to USE one. Per the just-
established 'carry the dim, don't narrow' framing in §6, this row
should carry `[Value, Cost, Timing]` (or just `[Value, Timing]` if
Cost is sufficiently distinct from Timing in the test).

**Why it's load-bearing**: a future timing-only delta (e.g.,
DimensionReport schema change touching only timing fields, not Cost)
would be 'affected' for this test under the lens but the prior row
narrowed Timing → Cost → if Cost.affected = empty but Timing.affected
non-empty, test would be silently skipped (TESTING.md violation +
THESIS user-defined-dims framing violation).

Fix:
- Row dimensions: `[Value, Cost]` → `[Value, Cost, Timing]`
- Row dissolution-note: explicit annotation citing
  `DimensionReport<TimingMeasurement>` + `ci_modeled_timing` user-
  defined dim + the carrying-vs-narrowing rationale
- Self-references this template's own open-enum support per §1 —
  the row is now an in-table demonstration of the open-enum framing
  (consistency between framing and example)

This also re-stress-tests cluster aggregation: cluster H aggregates
over multiple rows including this Timing-carrying row, so cluster-
level skip computation correctly fail-closes when ANY row's dim
intersects with affected_dims.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 9 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. **Narrowing user-defined dim to built-in** (this fix; carry don't normalize)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — codify 3-arm regex completeness invariant (mirror Director PR #2727 worker-brief discipline)

Director's PR #2727 absorbed Brian inline + codex BLOCKING convergent
finding on post-#2719 fail-open hole: per-group regex must include
THREE arms — deps + test-source + fixture — missing any is a
P3 fail-open boundary class.

This template (PR #2721) had the same structural issue: most PM-
authored rows have arms (1) deps + (2) test-source but lack arm (3)
`tests/dag/*.dag` fixture explicitly. Per Director's canonical
worker-brief discipline (PR #2727), this mirrors the gap and adds
the 3-arm completeness invariant to align.

Updates:
- §3 path-mapping intro: explicit 3-arm completeness invariant + per-
  arm fail-open semantics + audit note that PM-authored rows in §3
  below need Mgr fixture-arm audit for tests reading from
  `tests/dag/*.dag` (e.g., `t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test` consumes
  `tests/dag/t_pb_b_1_*.dag`)
- §5 acceptance: new checklist item — every concrete regex includes
  arms (1) + (2) + (3) where applicable; Mgr-fill rejects missing
  arms 2/3
- §6 STOP triggers: two new STOP triggers for missing test-source
  arm OR missing fixture-arm-when-applicable
- Cross-link to Director PR #2727 / #2719 for canonical framing

This codifies but does NOT retrofit existing §3 rows — that's
Mgr-fill audit work (per the §3 disclaimer + Mgr-fill discipline).
PM signals the gap; Mgr fixes per row.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 10 axes:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. Narrowing user-defined dim (Timing→Cost)
10. **Missing test-source/fixture arms in regex** (this fix mirroring
    Director PR #2727 worker-brief discipline)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — restore `...` ellipsis in quoted §2 union formula (cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS-level exploratory on PR #2721)

cursor APPROVE review #9858 at sha 5c227c5 noted an exploratory
inconsistency: my quoted design-doc §2 union formula at lines 48-51
enumerated only the 5 built-in dimensions without the trailing `...`
that the actual `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2 has, while my
surrounding text (lines 27-33, §1 enum reference) stresses the open-
enum framing.

Fix: restore the `...` in the quoted formula + add inline annotation
'← OPEN per §2; user-defined dims extend' so Mgr-fill readers can't
misread the box as closed.

Now lines 27-33 (open-enum framing) + lines 48-51 (formula quote) +
§5 acceptance + §6 STOP triggers all consistently affirm the open-
enum framing per THESIS user-defined dimensions.

Non-blocking exploratory observation; quick fix because the cost is
trivial (1-char + comment) and the value is internal-consistency
preservation.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — add test-source arm to 4 rows violating own 3-arm invariant (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING REQUEST_CHANGES at sha 8f11a35 caught my OWN 3-arm
completeness invariant being violated by 4 rows that ship concrete
regex but lack test-source arm. Per the invariant I codified in §3 +
§5 + §6, every concrete regex MUST include the OWN test-source arm
under `src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/`. These rows didn't:

1. `dimension::analyze_complexity_tests::.*` — had `tests/integration/dimension.*\.rs` arm but that file doesn't exist (tests live inline as a module in `tests/integration.rs`); arm matched nothing → fail-open
2. `dimension::fail_closed_tests::.*` — NO test-source arm
3. `e7_analyze_complexity_integration::.*` — NO test-source arm
4. `lane2_stage_2f_dimension_test::.*` — NO test-source arm
5. `sg2c1_parse_tables_authority_test::.*` — NO test-source arm

Fix: add test-source arm to each row:
- For inline modules (dimension/e7/lane2_stage_2f): test lives inline
  in `src/v3/compiler/tests/integration.rs`; add that path. Broad-but-
  correct per fail-closed default (any edit to integration.rs triggers
  these tests; a finer-grained match isn't expressible via path regex
  because the modules are inline in the file).
- For sg2c1 (standalone file): add explicit
  `src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/sg2c1_parse_tables_authority_test\.rs`.

Each row's dissolution_note now carries inline annotation citing the
codex BLOCKING finding + the test-source-arm correction rationale.

**Lesson**: codifying the invariant in §3/§5/§6 doesn't retrofit
existing rows — needed to AUDIT each concrete regex against the
invariant after codification. PM did partial audit on path correctness
(dsl/std → src/v3/lenses) but didn't re-audit for test-source-arm
presence. cursor #9858 noted earlier the boxed-formula inconsistency
in §1; codex now caught the same class on §3 row content. Audit
discipline = match-the-framing-everywhere, not just-codify-the-framing.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 11 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. Narrowing user-defined dim (Timing→Cost)
10. 3-arm regex completeness invariant codified
11. **Existing rows violated own 3-arm invariant** (this fix — codification didn't retrofit)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(r3): add R3 close interrogation sheet — meta-acceptance checklist per operator directive 2026-05-13

Operator directive: come up with checklist of questions/interrogation as a sheet to check things off to close R3. Director busy — PM authoring draft for ratification.

Doc scope:
- Meta-acceptance complementary to §1.8 state-check predicates
- §1.8 verifies structural form; this sheet asks did each predicate execute at close-time, does match-target reflect semantic intent, are cross-doc ledgers internally coherent, are audit-doc ratifications all on-ledger
- §0 purpose + relationship to existing authority (§1.6 demo principle, §1.7 status, §1.8 ledger)
- §1-§12: 12 interrogation categories
  - §1 per-gate predicate execution audit
  - §2 cross-doc ledger consistency
  - §3 semantic intent verification (gotcha audit per predicate-family)
  - §4 cross-gate interaction
  - §5 standing-program ledger
  - §6 audit-doc ratification trail
  - §7 behavioral demonstration coverage
  - §8 substrate fail-closed audit
  - §9 hand-Rust ledger
  - §10 documentation coherence
  - §11 external-facing surfaces
  - §12 close ceremony
- §13 disposition tracking (NOT-CHECKED / PASSING / FAILING / NEEDS-AUDIT / N/A)
- §14 anti-patterns post-close (regression prevention)
- §15 open questions for Director ratification (Q1-Q5)

Authoring shape:
- PM-tier draft per operator directive; Director (zesty-bear-812) ratification expected before R3-close ceremony
- 5 open questions surfaced for Director disposition (Q1 mechanized vs manual predicate run, Q2 audit-doc close-window, Q3 operator sign-off form, Q4 NEEDS-AUDIT blocking semantics, Q5 reviewer-bot encoding for anti-patterns)

Out of scope:
- New gate authoring (that's §1.8 ledger work)
- DECLARED → PASSING transitions (per-gate Mgr work)
- R4 forward-looking acceptance (WISHLIST.md)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(r3): interrogation sheet v1 — adversarial promise-vs-delivery audit per operator directive

Operator refinement directive 2026-05-13: "i want the doc to be antagonistic — we have to go over all the work that was done, acceptance criteria — what was promised, what was delivered. for example complexity — how do we know it 'works' — we actually promised to deliver complexity errors — are those working? whats an example of one — do we have a demo?"

Restructure: v0 was structural meta-checklist (did predicates run, are counts coherent). v1 is adversarial promise-vs-delivery interrogation — for every promise: cite the verbatim claim, cite the delivery, demand a concrete example, attempt a falsification probe.

New structure:
- §0 disposition vocabulary (NOT-CHECKED / PROVEN / WEAK-EVIDENCE / GAP / R4-DEFERRED / NOT-PROMISED)
- §1 dimension promises (complexity, cost, parallelism, effect_enumeration, user-defined) — verbatim promise + 4-9 probes per dim
- §2 substrate promises (PB-0, closed system, cost-of-change=1, fail-closed)
- §3 emission promises (omni-emission 5 targets, workflow-as-data, tests-as-data)
- §4 self-application promises (lens self-application, self-host fixed point)
- §5 closure-criteria promises (5 substrate-gap classes, v2 retirement, BridgeLedgerZero)
- §6 "show the correct code" promise (THESIS.md:103-105 diagnostic discipline)
- §7 cross-doc ledger coherence (structural — kept from v0)
- §8 per-gate predicate execution at close
- §9 anti-patterns post-close
- §10 close ceremony
- §11 6 open questions for Director ratification
- §12 authoring history (v0 → v1)

Probe pattern (every promise):
1. Verbatim promise + doc citation
2. "Show me the .dag program / code / test that delivers it"
3. "Show me a concrete example with input → output"
4. **Falsification probe**: what would disprove "delivered"; has it been attempted?

Example (§1.1 Complexity): show .dag program that violates complexity contract, verbatim error message, second example with different complexity class, test pinning the diagnostic, behavior when contract removed, behavior with LYING annotation, end-to-end demonstration path, run on clean checkout, falsification probe (untested complexity violation case).

R3 closes when every probe is PROVEN or R4-DEFERRED with operator acceptance. Zero GAP. Zero WEAK-EVIDENCE.

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…h A Tier 1 per Director msg_ad5e934d) + §1.2/§1.5 interrogation probe refinement (#2824)

* docs(briefs): R3 CI Layer 2 — PM pre-staged Mgr-fill template

Author the pre-staged Mgr-fill reference doc Director accepted via
msg_4623068b at 22:54Z (greenlight on PM's pre-staged-skeleton offer
from gunbc#828 c4425726922). Director will cite this file in their
forthcoming worker brief (`docs/briefs/r3-ci-layer-2-path-conditional-
gating-worker.md`) as the starting template for Verification Mgr
(clever-tern-670) inventory finalization.

Content:
- §1 affected-set lens Dimension enum reference (cite design doc §2)
- §2 slow-test inventory grouped into 9 clusters (78 entries from
  scripts/slow-test-exemptions.txt)
- §3 path-mapping skeleton table — (test_pattern, dimension,
  required_paths_regex, confidence, dissolution_note). PM partial-
  fills high-confidence rows; ~12 [Mgr-fill] placeholders left for
  rows requiring deeper substrate-lens / consumer-tracing knowledge
- §4 open questions for Mgr (multi-dim split, conservative defaults,
  pilot cluster selection — recommended Cluster B = Lane 2 Stage 2d
  symbolic cost; high-confidence single-dimension contained module)
- §5 acceptance checklist for Mgr-fill completion
- §6 STOP triggers (new substrate carrier need; dimension outside
  enum; test-output dependency = lens not bridge)
- §7 cross-refs (Layer 1 PR #2718, lens canvas PR #2713, routing
  msg_a77c7f42, memory feedback_parallel_representation_debt)

Hard constraint per feedback_parallel_representation_debt: every row
carries a dimension: field matching the lens Dimension enum so post-
dissolution skip_* flags compute structurally as
`affected_dimensions.contains(group.dimension)` — same enum,
structural source. Prevents path-mapping schema divergence from
future lens API surface.

Dissolution trigger: gate
ci_uses_provable_minimal_affected_set_selection (R3 close-blocking;
docs/design-affected-set-lens.md §5). When the lens lands, this
template + the worker output are deleted.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — dimensions is Set<Dimension>, not single primary (codex REQUEST_CHANGES fix on PR #2721)

codex REQUEST_CHANGES on PR #2721 (review #9707) caught a semantic-
contract violation: the template asserted "every entry carries exactly
one primary `dimension:`" and post-dissolution `skip_*` computation as
`affected_dimensions.contains(group.dimension)`. This conflicts with
the locked design at `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2:

  affected_set(Dag_before, Dag_after) =
    ⋃ over dim in {Value, Cost, Complexity, Effect, Refinement}
      affected_set(Dag_before, Dag_after, dim)

A test that reads BOTH Cost AND Complexity (e.g., D-cluster LBP
demonstration; lane2_stage_2f composed-matches-lens) would be silently
skipped when only Complexity changes if its dimension is narrowed to
"Cost." That's `INVARIANTS.md` P2 single-authority violation against
the locked lens design.

Fixes:
- §1: rewrite from "exactly one primary dimension" to "dimensions is
  Set<Dimension> = full read-set; affectedness is union semantics"
- Header bullet: hard constraint reframed — multi-dim REQUIRED when
  consumer reads multi; post-dissolution math is `(affected ∩ row.dimensions) ≠ ∅`
- §3 table: column rename `dimension` → `dimensions`; rows updated:
  - D-cluster LBP, lens_cost_target_realization, cost_lens_consumer:
    expanded to multi-dim sets [Complexity, Cost], [Cost, Value]
  - lane2_stage_2f_dimension: [Complexity, Cost] (composed-matches-lens)
  - F-`m0_acceptance` + I-`thesis_validation_test`: full 5-dim set
    (compile-boundary + thesis-level read every dim)
  - G-`t_las_crdt_cost_basis_demo`: [Cost, Effect, Value]
  - G-`r3_free_consequences_second_batch`: [Cost, Value]
  - H-`t_ci_workflow_as_data_demo`: [Value, Cost] (DimensionReport timing)
  - All single-dim rows (A, B, Most-C, etc.): formatted as set `[Cost]`
- §4 Open question 1: rewrite to forbid narrowing, mandate ADD-when-doubt
- §5 acceptance: add dim-set-semantics + union-formula checks
- §6 STOP triggers: add "tempted to narrow set → STOP and EXPAND"

Director's Layer 2 brief at PR #2719 has the same singular-`dimension:`
shape and likely has the same finding waiting to surface; will flag to
Director after this lands.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template count + wording fixes (cursor BLOCKING #9719 on PR #2721)

cursor BLOCKING REVIEW on PR #2721 (review #9719 at dedcf69) caught
factual count discrepancies + the stale singular `dimension` echo
that openai-pro had flagged as non-blocking:

1. Cluster A banner — was "(~10)", actual sum = 1+6+2+6 = 15 → fixed to "(15)"
2. Cluster B individual-row count "6" while listing 7 names → fixed to 7;
   banner "(~6)" → "(7)"
3. emit_matrix Notes "5× emit matrix sweep" while listing 6 tests
   (3 module + 3 program) → fixed to "6× emit matrix sweep (3 module
   + 3 program)" for explicit attribution
4. Cluster D banner "(~5)", actual sum = 2+3+2+2 = 9 → fixed to "(9)"
5. Line 7 (Purpose) stale singular `(test_pattern, dimension,
   required_paths_regex)` echo → fixed to `dimensions` plural;
   converges with openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS observation (review
   #9714) that had been deferred to follow-up — cursor's BLOCKING
   verdict overrides the deferral

§4 Open question 5 (pilot recommendation) also corrected from
"~6 tests" to "7 tests" for Cluster B consistency.

Clusters C/E/F/G/H/I banner counts re-verified against table sums
(7/12/6/10/7/5 respectively) — all already exact, no change needed.

P1 Modeling Faithfulness restored: every cluster banner now matches
its enumerated tests-column sum.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix skip_<cluster> polarity (openai-pro BLOCKING #9721 on PR #2721)

openai-pro re-review on PR #2721 at sha 93080af caught a critical
boolean polarity inversion in the skip_<cluster> formula. A Mgr/worker
following the brief literally would have wired the CI gate backward,
silently skipping affected tests — TESTING.md "test selection must
not skip affected behavior" violation + Boundary Discipline violation
(boolean carrier name and contract encoded opposite meanings).

**The bug**: 4 places stated post-dissolution `skip_<cluster>` formula
as `(affected_dimensions ∩ group.dimensions) ≠ ∅` (skip when
intersection NON-empty), while the CI consumer wires
`if: skip_<cluster> != 'true'` (run when skip is NOT true). Combined:
when intersection is non-empty (= affected), skip=true → tests don't
run → affected tests silently skipped.

**The fix**: invert the formula to `(intersection = ∅)` (skip when
intersection IS empty = no affected dim that this cluster reads). The
CI gate semantics stay the same; the polarity correction is on the
post-dissolution lens mapping.

Sites corrected:
- §1 hard-constraint para (line 9): replaced "(non-empty intersection
  means run)" with an explicit Boolean polarity block defining
  `skip = (intersection = ∅)` and equivalent `run = (intersection ≠ ∅)`
- §3 path-mapping intro (was line 132, now 142): same polarity fix
  + "Equivalently: `run = (intersection ≠ ∅)`"
- §4 open-question 4 (was line 186, now 196): "skip_<cluster> becomes
  `(intersection ≠ ∅)`" → `(intersection = ∅)` with explicit
  "same polarity: skip when no affected dim" note
- §5 acceptance (was line 206, now 216): same polarity fix +
  explicit "inverting the polarity silently skips affected tests" warning

All 4 references now consistent. Polarity table:
  intersection = ∅  → skip=true  → "do not run" (NOT affected, safe to skip)
  intersection ≠ ∅  → skip=false → "run" (affected, must run)

Director's brief #2719 likely has the same polarity issue and will need
parallel fix from the same authority chain. Flagging separately.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

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* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — cluster aggregation + path-regex verification discipline (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING review on PR #2721 at sha 262f42d caught two
substantive gaps:

**(1) Cluster aggregation predicate missing**: §3 defined per-row
intersection check but didn't specify how multi-row clusters
aggregate to the cluster-level `skip_<cluster>` boolean. A worker
following the brief could implement disjunction (any-row-empty
= skip cluster) which would silently skip the OTHER affected rows
in the cluster when only one row is unaffected.

Fix: explicit conjunction predicate in §3 + §4 + §5 + §6:
  skip_<cluster> = ∀ row ∈ cluster : (changed_files ∩ row.regex) = ∅
Equivalently: run_<cluster> = ∃ row ∈ cluster : row affected.

**(2) Path regexes PM-authored without source-tree verification**:
PM concrete `required_paths_regex` values in §3 were manually
authored from the inventory SHA references without validation
against actual paths in the source tree. Workers might wire CI
gates against stale paths.

Fix: explicit Mgr-verification discipline in §3 + §4 + §5 + §6:
- Workers MUST validate each concrete regex against source tree
  at HEAD before CI implementation
- Unverified or unverifiable regexes → `.*` per conservative
  fail-closed default
- Confidence column treated as audit priority (low → `.*` first,
  medium → audit then decide, high → audit but likely fine)
- Validation record kept (PR description or commit message)

Both fixes preserve the locked-design polarity from earlier
revisions:
- Per-row formula stays `(intersection = ∅)` for skip semantic
- Cluster aggregation is conjunction over rows (∀)
- Run formula is the structural complement (∃ ↔ ≠ ∅)

All 4 places updated: §3 path-mapping skeleton intro + §4 mechanism
+ §5 acceptance + §6 STOP triggers. Brief now structurally
guards against:
- polarity inversion (skip = ∅, not ≠ ∅; openai-pro caught prior)
- dimension cardinality narrowing (Set<Dimension>, not single; codex
  caught prior)
- cluster aggregation by disjunction (∀, not ∃; codex caught this)
- regex authoring without source-tree validation (codex caught this)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix stale dsl/std/ lens-paths (codex BLOCKING inline at line 152)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 152 (sha 262f42d) caught
that Cluster B's regex used stale `dsl/std/lens_cost.*\.dag` +
`dsl/std/cost.*\.dag` paths while the live cost-lens authority
is at `src/v3/lenses/cost.dag`. A change to the live authority
file would NOT match the stale regex → skip_b=true → cost-lens
tests silently skipped (P3 fail-closed + P2 single-authority
violation).

**Systematic audit + fix**: stale `dsl/std/<lens>.dag` pattern
applied across many rows (PM authored assuming lens .dag lived
in dsl/std/, but the live tree has them at src/v3/lenses/):

| Row | Old (stale)                                    | New (verified)                                                 |
|-----|------------------------------------------------|----------------------------------------------------------------|
| B   | dsl/std/lens_cost.*.dag + dsl/std/cost.*.dag   | src/v3/lenses/cost(_target_realization)?.dag                   |
| C-i | dsl/std/lens_idempotency.*.dag                 | src/v3/lenses/idempotency.dag                                  |
| C-p | dsl/std/lens_provenance.*.dag                  | src/v3/lenses/(provenance\|emission_provenance).dag            |
| C-u | dsl/std/lens_unused_parameters.*.dag           | src/v3/lenses/unused_parameters.dag                            |
| E×4 | dsl/std/(complexity\|cost\|symbolic_cost).*.dag | src/v3/lenses/(complexity\|cost).dag                           |
| F-b | dsl/std/boolean_algebra.*.dag                  | dsl/std/logic.dag (boolean-algebra concepts live there)        |
| G-c | dsl/std/complexity.*.dag                       | src/v3/lenses/complexity.dag                                   |
| G-l | dsl/std/(cost\|las\|crdt).*.dag                | `.*` (Mgr-fill; T-LAS substrate-deps not PM-traced yet)        |
| H-2 | dsl/std/parse.*.dag                            | src/v3/std/parse_surface.dag + src/v3/compiler/parse_tables.dag|
| H-2c| dsl/std/parse_tables.*.dag + dsl/std/tokenize  | src/v3/compiler/parse_tables.dag + src/v3/(compiler\|std)/tokenize.dag |
| H-w | dsl/std/workflow.*.dag                         | src/v3/std/workflows.dag                                       |

Confidence column dropped from `high` to `medium` for all
post-correction rows — Mgr should still validate each path
against live source tree at HEAD before CI implementation per
the verification-discipline added at d19a1a0. dissolution_note
column carries inline "**Path correction**: ..." annotations
documenting each fix for reviewer audit.

Cross-cluster bug-class catches now mapped on this template:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. **Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected to src/v3/lenses/** (this fix)

Brief structurally validated across 6 distinct axes.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — fix regex alternation escape (openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on #2721)

openai-pro APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS on PR #2721 at sha 45fc195 caught
a non-blocking regex error: line 185 had `src/v3/(compiler\|std)/tokenize.dag`
with `\|` (markdown-cell pipe escape), which a regex engine would
interpret as the literal string `compiler|std`, NOT as alternation
between `compiler` and `std`.

Mechanism of the bug:
- Markdown tables use `|` as column separator
- To put a literal `|` IN a cell (outside backticks), you escape with `\|`
- PM authored the regex with `\|` thinking the markdown-table escape
  was needed, but the regex is INSIDE backticks (code span) which
  preserves pipe character literally
- A worker copying the regex into ci.yml would silently miss
  tokenize.dag changes (only matches literal `compiler|std/tokenize.dag`)

Fix: drop the unnecessary `\` escape; markdown code spans preserve
`|` literally. Now regex correctly reads
`src/v3/(compiler|std)/tokenize.dag` — alternation between
src/v3/compiler/tokenize.dag and src/v3/std/tokenize.dag, both of
which exist per the source tree verified at 45fc195.

Mitigation: the template's own validation discipline at §3 + §5 §6
(workers MUST validate regex against live source tree before CI
implementation) would have caught this, but per openai-pro's read
"the concrete row should still not carry a known-bad example" — fair.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 7 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected (45fc195)
7. Markdown-cell-escape leaking into regex semantics (this fix)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — Dimension enum is OPEN per design §2 + THESIS user-defined dims (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING inline-review at line 186-ish caught that my §6 STOP
trigger hard-rejected any `dimensions:` element outside the built-in
base set `{Value, Cost, Complexity, Effect, Refinement}` — which closes
the user-extensibility surface that THESIS + docs/design-affected-set-
lens.md §2 leave intentionally open with the trailing `...`.

Verification (codex was correct):

- `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2: `⋃ over dim in {value, cost,
  complexity, effect, refinement, ...}` (note ellipsis = open enum)
- `THESIS.md` "User-defined dimensions" section: 'User-declared
  dimensions extend the same structural proof surface ... the ceiling
  of what gunbc can prove is user-extensible.'

The built-in base set ≠ the full enum. My template was treating them
as equivalent, which would have rejected valid user-defined dims at
the STOP gate (INVARIANTS P1 single-authority violation against
THESIS/design + P3 fail-closed violation since rejection-instead-of-
fail-closed is the opposite of safety).

Fixes:
- **§1** Dimension enum reference: rewrote with explicit `Dimension =
  {value, cost, complexity, effect, refinement, ...}` notation + the
  trailing `...` annotated as "OPEN for user-defined" + paragraph on
  THESIS user-extensibility framing + explicit instruction to treat
  unknown dim as fail-closed (always-run), NOT reject
- **§5** acceptance criterion: updated to reference the open enum +
  fail-closed-for-unknown behavior
- **§6** STOP trigger: now reads "cannot be carried as a typed
  Dimension at all (e.g., string-as-dimension, runtime-only)" — that's
  the genuine structural failure. Encountering a NEW user-defined
  dimension is NOT a STOP; it's a row carried as fail-closed-always-run

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 8 axes hardened
(was 7 before this fix; ci-skip-pattern-script wasn't applicable here):
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>; dedcf69)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅; 262f42d)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular (93080af)
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃; d19a1a0)
5. Path-regex verification discipline (d19a1a0)
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected (45fc195)
7. Markdown-cell-escape leaking into regex semantics (7cbf29f)
8. **Dimension enum hard-closed rejecting user-defined** (this fix) —
   THESIS + design doc §2 explicitly leave open

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — carry user-defined Timing dim explicitly (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING re-review at sha c61a7ed line 197 (~193 in their
relay) caught a narrowing residual after the prior open-enum fix:
the `t_ci_workflow_as_data_demo_test` row carried `[Value, Cost]`
but the test actually evaluates `DimensionReport<TimingMeasurement>`
/ `ci_modeled_timing` — a user-defined Timing dim distinct from
generic Cost.

My prior open-enum fix (c61a7ed) updated §1/§5/§6 to ALLOW user-
defined dims but I didn't fix THIS row to USE one. Per the just-
established 'carry the dim, don't narrow' framing in §6, this row
should carry `[Value, Cost, Timing]` (or just `[Value, Timing]` if
Cost is sufficiently distinct from Timing in the test).

**Why it's load-bearing**: a future timing-only delta (e.g.,
DimensionReport schema change touching only timing fields, not Cost)
would be 'affected' for this test under the lens but the prior row
narrowed Timing → Cost → if Cost.affected = empty but Timing.affected
non-empty, test would be silently skipped (TESTING.md violation +
THESIS user-defined-dims framing violation).

Fix:
- Row dimensions: `[Value, Cost]` → `[Value, Cost, Timing]`
- Row dissolution-note: explicit annotation citing
  `DimensionReport<TimingMeasurement>` + `ci_modeled_timing` user-
  defined dim + the carrying-vs-narrowing rationale
- Self-references this template's own open-enum support per §1 —
  the row is now an in-table demonstration of the open-enum framing
  (consistency between framing and example)

This also re-stress-tests cluster aggregation: cluster H aggregates
over multiple rows including this Timing-carrying row, so cluster-
level skip computation correctly fail-closes when ANY row's dim
intersects with affected_dims.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 9 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion (skip = ∅)
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths corrected
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. **Narrowing user-defined dim to built-in** (this fix; carry don't normalize)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — codify 3-arm regex completeness invariant (mirror Director PR #2727 worker-brief discipline)

Director's PR #2727 absorbed Brian inline + codex BLOCKING convergent
finding on post-#2719 fail-open hole: per-group regex must include
THREE arms — deps + test-source + fixture — missing any is a
P3 fail-open boundary class.

This template (PR #2721) had the same structural issue: most PM-
authored rows have arms (1) deps + (2) test-source but lack arm (3)
`tests/dag/*.dag` fixture explicitly. Per Director's canonical
worker-brief discipline (PR #2727), this mirrors the gap and adds
the 3-arm completeness invariant to align.

Updates:
- §3 path-mapping intro: explicit 3-arm completeness invariant + per-
  arm fail-open semantics + audit note that PM-authored rows in §3
  below need Mgr fixture-arm audit for tests reading from
  `tests/dag/*.dag` (e.g., `t_pb_b_1_dag_runner_test` consumes
  `tests/dag/t_pb_b_1_*.dag`)
- §5 acceptance: new checklist item — every concrete regex includes
  arms (1) + (2) + (3) where applicable; Mgr-fill rejects missing
  arms 2/3
- §6 STOP triggers: two new STOP triggers for missing test-source
  arm OR missing fixture-arm-when-applicable
- Cross-link to Director PR #2727 / #2719 for canonical framing

This codifies but does NOT retrofit existing §3 rows — that's
Mgr-fill audit work (per the §3 disclaimer + Mgr-fill discipline).
PM signals the gap; Mgr fixes per row.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 10 axes:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. Narrowing user-defined dim (Timing→Cost)
10. **Missing test-source/fixture arms in regex** (this fix mirroring
    Director PR #2727 worker-brief discipline)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — restore `...` ellipsis in quoted §2 union formula (cursor APPROVE_WITH_COMMENTS-level exploratory on PR #2721)

cursor APPROVE review #9858 at sha 5c227c5 noted an exploratory
inconsistency: my quoted design-doc §2 union formula at lines 48-51
enumerated only the 5 built-in dimensions without the trailing `...`
that the actual `docs/design-affected-set-lens.md` §2 has, while my
surrounding text (lines 27-33, §1 enum reference) stresses the open-
enum framing.

Fix: restore the `...` in the quoted formula + add inline annotation
'← OPEN per §2; user-defined dims extend' so Mgr-fill readers can't
misread the box as closed.

Now lines 27-33 (open-enum framing) + lines 48-51 (formula quote) +
§5 acceptance + §6 STOP triggers all consistently affirm the open-
enum framing per THESIS user-defined dimensions.

Non-blocking exploratory observation; quick fix because the cost is
trivial (1-char + comment) and the value is internal-consistency
preservation.

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(briefs): Layer 2 template — add test-source arm to 4 rows violating own 3-arm invariant (codex BLOCKING on PR #2721)

codex BLOCKING REQUEST_CHANGES at sha 8f11a35 caught my OWN 3-arm
completeness invariant being violated by 4 rows that ship concrete
regex but lack test-source arm. Per the invariant I codified in §3 +
§5 + §6, every concrete regex MUST include the OWN test-source arm
under `src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/`. These rows didn't:

1. `dimension::analyze_complexity_tests::.*` — had `tests/integration/dimension.*\.rs` arm but that file doesn't exist (tests live inline as a module in `tests/integration.rs`); arm matched nothing → fail-open
2. `dimension::fail_closed_tests::.*` — NO test-source arm
3. `e7_analyze_complexity_integration::.*` — NO test-source arm
4. `lane2_stage_2f_dimension_test::.*` — NO test-source arm
5. `sg2c1_parse_tables_authority_test::.*` — NO test-source arm

Fix: add test-source arm to each row:
- For inline modules (dimension/e7/lane2_stage_2f): test lives inline
  in `src/v3/compiler/tests/integration.rs`; add that path. Broad-but-
  correct per fail-closed default (any edit to integration.rs triggers
  these tests; a finer-grained match isn't expressible via path regex
  because the modules are inline in the file).
- For sg2c1 (standalone file): add explicit
  `src/v3/compiler/tests/integration/sg2c1_parse_tables_authority_test\.rs`.

Each row's dissolution_note now carries inline annotation citing the
codex BLOCKING finding + the test-source-arm correction rationale.

**Lesson**: codifying the invariant in §3/§5/§6 doesn't retrofit
existing rows — needed to AUDIT each concrete regex against the
invariant after codification. PM did partial audit on path correctness
(dsl/std → src/v3/lenses) but didn't re-audit for test-source-arm
presence. cursor #9858 noted earlier the boxed-formula inconsistency
in §1; codex now caught the same class on §3 row content. Audit
discipline = match-the-framing-everywhere, not just-codify-the-framing.

Cumulative bug-class catches on this template now 11 axes hardened:
1. Dimension cardinality (Set<Dimension>)
2. Boolean polarity inversion
3. Count discrepancies + line-7 singular
4. Cluster aggregation predicate (∀ not ∃)
5. Path-regex verification discipline
6. Stale dsl/std/ lens-paths
7. Markdown-cell-escape regex
8. Dimension enum hard-closed (open per THESIS)
9. Narrowing user-defined dim (Timing→Cost)
10. 3-arm regex completeness invariant codified
11. **Existing rows violated own 3-arm invariant** (this fix — codification didn't retrofit)

SG-0 hand-path delta: 0

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 row #105 — symbolic_cost_textbook_coverage_landed (Path A Tier 1 ratified per Director msg_ad5e934d) + §1.2/§1.5 interrogation probe refinement

Operator directive 2026-05-13 ("anything you would find in an algorithms textbook ... we need to land this all in R3 please") + Director ratification msg_ad5e934d (RATIFIED Path A + Tier 1 IN-R3 + Tier 2 R4-deferred + 5 sub-canvas questions routed to Substrate Mgr).

§1.8 row #105 changes:
- New gate symbolic_cost_textbook_coverage_landed; substrate-shape predicate-family; T-CostLens-Composition lane
- Tier 1 carrier extension: PROMOTE PolynomialCost { degree: DegreeAtLeastTwo } -> { degree: Rational } per dsl/std/rational.dag:26 Field<FieldOfFractions<Int>>; ADD PolyLogCost { exponent: Int } + ExponentialCost { base: Int } + FactorialCost; net 7 -> 11 variants per src/v3/std/algebra.dag:190-197
- Tier 2 R4-deferred: LogLogCost / InverseAckermannCost / IteratedLogCost / HyperExponentialCost (each requires consumer-evidence trigger)
- 5 sub-canvas questions for warm-wolf-698: (Q1) Rational dominance lattice ordering (Field<FieldOfFractions> lacks Order); (Q2) Linear-vs-Polynomial split reconciliation; (Q3) Sum/Product algebra interaction rules; (Q4) STOP-SIGNAL update; (Q5) canvas-shape authoring
- Two-part predicate: Part A (carrier landed via grep on type SymbolicCost) + Part B (algebra rules pass via cargo test)
- 5 Director-enumerated anti-patterns for post-ratification reviewers

§1.8 header gate-count updates (multiple lines):
- 104 enumerated -> 105 enumerated across plan, Q1 row, R3-close target arithmetic
- 103 R3-load-bearing -> 104 R3-load-bearing (only #11 canvas-deferred subtracted)
- Authority history extended: +Director ratification msg_ad5e934d + cost-textbook-coverage row #105 added 2026-05-13

§1.2 (Cost) interrogation probe refinement (post-PR-#2822 fix-forward):
- Promise updated to include #105 + R3-committed Tier 1 scope verbatim
- Split into Implementation probes (carrier scope) + Scope probes (Tier 1 textbook coverage with concrete bound examples: √n, exp, factorial, polylog, matrix mult) + Tier 2 boundary probes (R4-deferred bounds with expected behavior) + Falsification probes (Tier-3 recursive, Tier-2-not-named, STOP-SIGNAL trigger for Tier-1-coverable bound collapsing to UnknownCost)

§1.5 (User-defined dimensions) escape-hatch probes for Tier 2+:
- Compositional-mechanism probe per Director structural-extension caveat (if user-defined-dim supports cost-variant authoring with dominance lattice integration, Tier 2 R4-deferral is structurally bounded)
- Falsification probe: author a user-defined cost lens for inverse Ackermann; if it integrates -> R4-deferral bounded; if not -> load-bearing gap

Effort estimate: ~3-4 weeks total substrate work (carrier change + dominance lattice + Sum/Product algebra + testgen + parity validation); R3 close timeline extends accordingly.

Cascade: PM §1.8 row added (this PR) -> Substrate Mgr authors canvas (Q1-Q5) -> Director ratifies canvas -> worker dispatch -> gate #105 CONSUMER_LANDED -> PASSING through standard cycle.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

* docs(r3): §1.5/§1.7/§1/§3 — comprehensive 104→105 / 103→104 count sweep (operator BLOCKING on PR #2824:85 INVARIANTS P2)

Operator briansrls flagged at `docs/r3-program-plan.md:85` that PR #2824
introduced "105 enumerated" while the same §1.5 block still said "104
gate IDs" and "103 R3-load-bearing arithmetic", creating competing
authorities (INVARIANTS P2).

PR #2824's prior commit message claimed a header count sweep but the
diff only updated SOME of the count sites, leaving 10 lines internally
inconsistent. This commit completes the sweep.

Lines updated (all 104→105 / 103→104 where the count was a TOTAL or
LOAD-BEARING reference, not a row-number reference):

- §1.5 line 84: "104 gate IDs enumerated at this commit" → "105 gate IDs"
- §1.5 line 86: "103 R3-thesis = 104 − 1" → "104 R3-thesis = 105 − 1"
- §1.5 line 88: "forward-looking R3 close target is 103" → "104"
- §1.5 line 90: "Total: 87 + 16 + 1 = 104" → "Total: 87 + 16 + 2 = 105"
  (the +2 represents #104 + #105 routed to T-Lens-Behavioral-Parity +
  T-CostLens-Composition respectively; kept in trailing tail vs
  lane-incorporated to preserve the 2026-05-12 lane-breakdown snapshot's
  audit shape)
- §1.5 line 96: "103 R3-thesis = 104 − 1 = 103" → "104 = 105 − 1 = 104"
- §1 line 114: "103 R3-load-bearing gates green" → "104"
- §1.7 line 125: "DECLARE 104 closure gates" → "105"
- §1.8 line 338: "103 load-bearing" → "104"
- §2 line 627: "103 load-bearing" → "104"
- §Q-table line 805: "104 closure gates total" → "105"

Lines NOT updated (correct references to row numbers, not count totals):
- Lines 8, 84, 88, 90, 98, 108, 111, 148, 239 references to gates
  #98-#103 (T-WAD FULL R3) and gate #104 (Miss-class) and gate #105
  (cost-textbook) — these are row-number references, not totals
- §1.8 line 331/332 row entries (gate #103 ci_uses_affected_set,
  gate #104 lens_read_witness_shape_dissolved) — row identifiers

INVARIANTS P2 single-authority restored across §1.5 / §1.7 / §1 close
criteria / §2 close criteria / §Q-table.

Lesson: header-count sweep PRs MUST grep-verify every occurrence of
the prior counts before claiming the sweep is complete. PR #2824's
prior commit message overstated coverage; operator caught.

— sent from deep-wolf-155

* docs(r3-structure): add gate #104 + #105 to §Acceptance — restore single-authority parity with §1.8 (operator BLOCKING on PR #2824:207 INVARIANTS P2)

Operator briansrls flagged at `docs/r3-program-plan.md:207` that PR #2824
claims "the 105-gate ledger is consolidated with r3-structure.md" but
the diff doesn't update r3-structure.md, leaving #105 without the
canonical acceptance body that line 340 says lives there.

Audit found the gap is wider than #105 alone — gate #104
(`lens_read_witness_shape_dissolved`, added 2026-05-12 in a prior PR)
is also missing from r3-structure.md §Acceptance. Same INVARIANTS P2
single-authority violation class.

Fixed both in PR #2824 (cleanest bundle — same gap class, both rows
added to §Acceptance in their canonical lanes):

- **#105 `symbolic_cost_textbook_coverage_landed`** added to
  T-CostLens-Composition lane (after `cost_lens_reads_target_realization`
  + `coercion_cost_equals_complexity_by_construction`). Encodes Path A
  Tier 1 carrier extension shape (PolynomialCost{degree: Rational} +
  PolyLogCost + ExponentialCost + FactorialCost) + Tier 2 R4-deferral
  + structural-extension caveat + two-part predicate (Part A carrier
  landed + Part B algebra rules pass). Cross-refs §1.8 row #105 for
  full receipt + 5 sub-canvas substrate-shape questions.

- **#104 `lens_read_witness_shape_dissolved`** added to
  T-Lens-Behavioral-Parity lane (after `lens_capability_register_zero_
  proxy_zero_stub`). Encodes bundled-migration shape per Director
  ratification msg_915aa2c1 — (1) substrate-level Miss→Violates
  collapse across 70 sites in 6 files (cost.dag/complexity.dag/
  infer_helpers.dag/algebra.dag/substrate.dag/lookup.dag); (2)
  testgen-level universal-coverage TestClaim. Two-part predicate
  (Part A terminal + Part B regression guard). Cross-refs §1.8 row
  #104 for full receipt.

INVARIANTS P2 single-authority restored: §1.8 ledger ↔ §Acceptance
canonical body now in parity at gate-ID level for all 105 enumerated
gates (104 R3-load-bearing post-canvas-deferral).

Lesson logged: when adding §1.8 rows, r3-structure.md §Acceptance
must update in same PR. Prior PR #2824 commit message did not
include this discipline; #104's prior PR also missed it. Class
violation traceable to: section-anchor authoring discipline that
prevents the missing-mirror class.

— sent from deep-wolf-155

---------

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
briansrls added a commit that referenced this pull request May 13, 2026
* docs(audit): refresh SG-0 trajectory EOD + compute 7d velocity tripwire

- Snapshot origin/main eed86ff: 168 Σ-count (50+116+2)
- Rolling path-set intro:dissolve vs 04fa1ed pre-05-04 = 38:3 (tripwire)
- §6 aligns Alarm 1 with +35 Σ-count Δ; tie tripwire to Director RED surfacing

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): anchor SG-0 tripwire to true 7 UTC-day window

Reviewer-corrected: pre-05-04 baseline vs 05-11 EOD spanned ~8 days.
Rebaseline to last main before 2026-05-05 00:00Z (4b156d8) into eed86ff.
Path churn recomputed 37:6 (6.17:1 RED); Σ-count Δ +31 (+37/-6).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): align §6 Alarm 2 prose with calendar-window discipline

Removes stale '+30 / 9-day' as contemporaneous Alarm 2 state; it was §3 2026-05-09
extrapolation shorthand, not the same rolling-7d convention as Alarm 1 per review 9697.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3 EOD δ with visible prior row (P1)

BLOCKING inline review (#2714): delta column cited +1 vs midday 31acf43 while
that row was absent — δ_vs_prev per §1 now +5 vs listed cea1fbe (163→168).
Intraday +1 vs 31acf43 retained in notes; mirrors 05-09 mid-day/EOD split.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): §8 appendix for operator hot-fix #2723 + #846/trace

Σ-orthogonal housekeeping: exemptions 80→84, SG-0 verified 169 @ d98d1e0,
ratchet-down protocol, digest #828 link + companion #2718 per Director MSG.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3/§4/§8 Σ authority (P2) per review 9798

- §3: row e3ad91d (+1 TEST vs eed86ff) for #2694; #2712 Σ-stable note
- §4: scope seven-day math to archived eed86ff; link +1 to new row
- §8: clarify #2723 Σ-orthogonal vs 169 explained by earlier lineage

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): fix §8 code span Markdown for Σ=169 appendix

Repair missing closing backtick so `169 (50 / 117 / 2)` renders (Codex 981x non-blocking).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-trigger PR #2714 checks (prior run jobs cancelled stale)

noop: prior Actions attempt left fmt/ci/changes/v3 cancelled mid-flight against
same head SHA while self_host_ratchet stayed queued — fresh SHA escapes the
duplicate-run cancel window without changing docs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: fresh Actions enqueue for PR #2714 (stuck queued/cancel cascade)

noop: supersede zombie workflow whose jobs were starvation-cancelled mid-flight.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-enqueue Actions for #2714 (runner cancel starvation on d61b)

Second noop: prior run stuck queued with cancelled leaf jobs; CLI rerun blocked.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(audit): SG-0 §4.1 intro-source decomposition e3ad91d→89df284e3

- Anchor when Σ=169 row was logged vs 7d velocity-walk window
- Per-slice intros/dissolves + path lists; rename caveat (cost_lens move)
- Stratum read: NON_TEST +3 compiler/WAD/#87 vs TEST +4 instruments

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST SG-0 retirement worker brief (Gap 1)

Director dispatch msg_3f8442f6 + PM msg_55c5f2fb: per-PR 5-10 path
ratchet-down, priority T-LP > Tier3 #2 > cementing, gate #8 align

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST brief tail clause (openai-pro #3014)

Per-PR minimum drop min(5,before); when before<5 require after=0 so
closure PRs are satisfiable through PB-zero.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(r3): §1.8 gate #8 notes mirror PB-0 tail closure (claude #11295)

Per-PR cadence + before<5 => after=0 discoverable from ledger; links Mgr brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs: unify PB-0 tail rule (cursor #11313)

Single bar: after<before in tail; after=0 on closing merge; P5 split
requires maximal subset + PR-body i–iii + bound follow-up; gate #8
ledger matches brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 status legend includes CANVAS_RATIFIED (cursor #11319)

Self-explanatory ledger for rows #63/#105; canvas ratification ≠ closure.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 #8 Notes point to PB-0 brief (claude #11382)

Single-authority for tail/P5 cadence; ledger row keeps targets + link.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs: PB-0 cycle-2 brief + Tier-3 mirror pre-stage audit (msg_2e9a11ee)

- Pre-authored cycle-2 NON_TEST retirement worker brief (queue on PR #3014)
- Audit: host mirror symbol inventory, consumer wiring map, sequencing + worker stub

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

---------

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
briansrls added a commit that referenced this pull request May 13, 2026
* docs(audit): refresh SG-0 trajectory EOD + compute 7d velocity tripwire

- Snapshot origin/main eed86ff: 168 Σ-count (50+116+2)
- Rolling path-set intro:dissolve vs 04fa1ed pre-05-04 = 38:3 (tripwire)
- §6 aligns Alarm 1 with +35 Σ-count Δ; tie tripwire to Director RED surfacing

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): anchor SG-0 tripwire to true 7 UTC-day window

Reviewer-corrected: pre-05-04 baseline vs 05-11 EOD spanned ~8 days.
Rebaseline to last main before 2026-05-05 00:00Z (4b156d8) into eed86ff.
Path churn recomputed 37:6 (6.17:1 RED); Σ-count Δ +31 (+37/-6).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): align §6 Alarm 2 prose with calendar-window discipline

Removes stale '+30 / 9-day' as contemporaneous Alarm 2 state; it was §3 2026-05-09
extrapolation shorthand, not the same rolling-7d convention as Alarm 1 per review 9697.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3 EOD δ with visible prior row (P1)

BLOCKING inline review (#2714): delta column cited +1 vs midday 31acf43 while
that row was absent — δ_vs_prev per §1 now +5 vs listed cea1fbe (163→168).
Intraday +1 vs 31acf43 retained in notes; mirrors 05-09 mid-day/EOD split.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): §8 appendix for operator hot-fix #2723 + #846/trace

Σ-orthogonal housekeeping: exemptions 80→84, SG-0 verified 169 @ d98d1e0,
ratchet-down protocol, digest #828 link + companion #2718 per Director MSG.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3/§4/§8 Σ authority (P2) per review 9798

- §3: row e3ad91d (+1 TEST vs eed86ff) for #2694; #2712 Σ-stable note
- §4: scope seven-day math to archived eed86ff; link +1 to new row
- §8: clarify #2723 Σ-orthogonal vs 169 explained by earlier lineage

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): fix §8 code span Markdown for Σ=169 appendix

Repair missing closing backtick so `169 (50 / 117 / 2)` renders (Codex 981x non-blocking).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-trigger PR #2714 checks (prior run jobs cancelled stale)

noop: prior Actions attempt left fmt/ci/changes/v3 cancelled mid-flight against
same head SHA while self_host_ratchet stayed queued — fresh SHA escapes the
duplicate-run cancel window without changing docs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: fresh Actions enqueue for PR #2714 (stuck queued/cancel cascade)

noop: supersede zombie workflow whose jobs were starvation-cancelled mid-flight.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-enqueue Actions for #2714 (runner cancel starvation on d61b)

Second noop: prior run stuck queued with cancelled leaf jobs; CLI rerun blocked.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(audit): SG-0 §4.1 intro-source decomposition e3ad91d→89df284e3

- Anchor when Σ=169 row was logged vs 7d velocity-walk window
- Per-slice intros/dissolves + path lists; rename caveat (cost_lens move)
- Stratum read: NON_TEST +3 compiler/WAD/#87 vs TEST +4 instruments

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST SG-0 retirement worker brief (Gap 1)

Director dispatch msg_3f8442f6 + PM msg_55c5f2fb: per-PR 5-10 path
ratchet-down, priority T-LP > Tier3 #2 > cementing, gate #8 align

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST brief tail clause (openai-pro #3014)

Per-PR minimum drop min(5,before); when before<5 require after=0 so
closure PRs are satisfiable through PB-zero.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(r3): §1.8 gate #8 notes mirror PB-0 tail closure (claude #11295)

Per-PR cadence + before<5 => after=0 discoverable from ledger; links Mgr brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs: unify PB-0 tail rule (cursor #11313)

Single bar: after<before in tail; after=0 on closing merge; P5 split
requires maximal subset + PR-body i–iii + bound follow-up; gate #8
ledger matches brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 status legend includes CANVAS_RATIFIED (cursor #11319)

Self-explanatory ledger for rows #63/#105; canvas ratification ≠ closure.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 #8 Notes point to PB-0 brief (claude #11382)

Single-authority for tail/P5 cadence; ledger row keeps targets + link.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs: PB-0 cycle-2 brief + Tier-3 mirror pre-stage audit (msg_2e9a11ee)

- Pre-authored cycle-2 NON_TEST retirement worker brief (queue on PR #3014)
- Audit: host mirror symbol inventory, consumer wiring map, sequencing + worker stub

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(gate-63): sync canvas §0/§1 with CANVAS_RATIFIED ledger (codex api-review)

Frontmatter + §0 single status; §1 drops stale DECLARED blockquote; points to live §1.8 row #63.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

---------

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
briansrls added a commit that referenced this pull request May 14, 2026
…nters (#3045)

* docs(audit): refresh SG-0 trajectory EOD + compute 7d velocity tripwire

- Snapshot origin/main eed86ff: 168 Σ-count (50+116+2)
- Rolling path-set intro:dissolve vs 04fa1ed pre-05-04 = 38:3 (tripwire)
- §6 aligns Alarm 1 with +35 Σ-count Δ; tie tripwire to Director RED surfacing

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): anchor SG-0 tripwire to true 7 UTC-day window

Reviewer-corrected: pre-05-04 baseline vs 05-11 EOD spanned ~8 days.
Rebaseline to last main before 2026-05-05 00:00Z (4b156d8) into eed86ff.
Path churn recomputed 37:6 (6.17:1 RED); Σ-count Δ +31 (+37/-6).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): align §6 Alarm 2 prose with calendar-window discipline

Removes stale '+30 / 9-day' as contemporaneous Alarm 2 state; it was §3 2026-05-09
extrapolation shorthand, not the same rolling-7d convention as Alarm 1 per review 9697.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3 EOD δ with visible prior row (P1)

BLOCKING inline review (#2714): delta column cited +1 vs midday 31acf43 while
that row was absent — δ_vs_prev per §1 now +5 vs listed cea1fbe (163→168).
Intraday +1 vs 31acf43 retained in notes; mirrors 05-09 mid-day/EOD split.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): §8 appendix for operator hot-fix #2723 + #846/trace

Σ-orthogonal housekeeping: exemptions 80→84, SG-0 verified 169 @ d98d1e0,
ratchet-down protocol, digest #828 link + companion #2718 per Director MSG.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3/§4/§8 Σ authority (P2) per review 9798

- §3: row e3ad91d (+1 TEST vs eed86ff) for #2694; #2712 Σ-stable note
- §4: scope seven-day math to archived eed86ff; link +1 to new row
- §8: clarify #2723 Σ-orthogonal vs 169 explained by earlier lineage

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): fix §8 code span Markdown for Σ=169 appendix

Repair missing closing backtick so `169 (50 / 117 / 2)` renders (Codex 981x non-blocking).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-trigger PR #2714 checks (prior run jobs cancelled stale)

noop: prior Actions attempt left fmt/ci/changes/v3 cancelled mid-flight against
same head SHA while self_host_ratchet stayed queued — fresh SHA escapes the
duplicate-run cancel window without changing docs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: fresh Actions enqueue for PR #2714 (stuck queued/cancel cascade)

noop: supersede zombie workflow whose jobs were starvation-cancelled mid-flight.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-enqueue Actions for #2714 (runner cancel starvation on d61b)

Second noop: prior run stuck queued with cancelled leaf jobs; CLI rerun blocked.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(audit): SG-0 §4.1 intro-source decomposition e3ad91d→89df284e3

- Anchor when Σ=169 row was logged vs 7d velocity-walk window
- Per-slice intros/dissolves + path lists; rename caveat (cost_lens move)
- Stratum read: NON_TEST +3 compiler/WAD/#87 vs TEST +4 instruments

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST SG-0 retirement worker brief (Gap 1)

Director dispatch msg_3f8442f6 + PM msg_55c5f2fb: per-PR 5-10 path
ratchet-down, priority T-LP > Tier3 #2 > cementing, gate #8 align

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST brief tail clause (openai-pro #3014)

Per-PR minimum drop min(5,before); when before<5 require after=0 so
closure PRs are satisfiable through PB-zero.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(r3): §1.8 gate #8 notes mirror PB-0 tail closure (claude #11295)

Per-PR cadence + before<5 => after=0 discoverable from ledger; links Mgr brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs: unify PB-0 tail rule (cursor #11313)

Single bar: after<before in tail; after=0 on closing merge; P5 split
requires maximal subset + PR-body i–iii + bound follow-up; gate #8
ledger matches brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 status legend includes CANVAS_RATIFIED (cursor #11319)

Self-explanatory ledger for rows #63/#105; canvas ratification ≠ closure.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 #8 Notes point to PB-0 brief (claude #11382)

Single-authority for tail/P5 cadence; ledger row keeps targets + link.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs: PB-0 cycle-2 brief + Tier-3 mirror pre-stage audit (msg_2e9a11ee)

- Pre-authored cycle-2 NON_TEST retirement worker brief (queue on PR #3014)
- Audit: host mirror symbol inventory, consumer wiring map, sequencing + worker stub

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(gate-63): sync canvas §0/§1 with CANVAS_RATIFIED ledger (codex api-review)

Frontmatter + §0 single status; §1 drops stale DECLARED blockquote; points to live §1.8 row #63.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(audit): taxonomy §1.1 anchors for bootstrap/regen (b) cluster

Addresses api-review observation: repeated Cluster M + regen_* prose
replaced by one canonical brief/program anchor block + §1.1 row refs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(pb0): reconcile taxonomy + cycle-4 brief with live NON_TEST=43 post-#3048

- §0 counts and Σ (165 / 168) match per-const awk windows on main
- §3 table: 43 rows in census order; drop paths retired in PR #3048
- §2 + changelog: record #3048 landing; note pb_method_template_projection_generated
- cycle-4 brief: §0.1 historical landed scope (no stale dispatch targets)
- sg0 pointer comment: 43-entry NON_TEST + 3 FRAGMENTS

Fixes cursor review 11553 (stale 50-row headline + phantom §3 rows).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

---------

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
briansrls added a commit that referenced this pull request May 14, 2026
…msg_b44f4320) (#3055)

* docs(audit): refresh SG-0 trajectory EOD + compute 7d velocity tripwire

- Snapshot origin/main eed86ff: 168 Σ-count (50+116+2)
- Rolling path-set intro:dissolve vs 04fa1ed pre-05-04 = 38:3 (tripwire)
- §6 aligns Alarm 1 with +35 Σ-count Δ; tie tripwire to Director RED surfacing

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): anchor SG-0 tripwire to true 7 UTC-day window

Reviewer-corrected: pre-05-04 baseline vs 05-11 EOD spanned ~8 days.
Rebaseline to last main before 2026-05-05 00:00Z (4b156d8) into eed86ff.
Path churn recomputed 37:6 (6.17:1 RED); Σ-count Δ +31 (+37/-6).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): align §6 Alarm 2 prose with calendar-window discipline

Removes stale '+30 / 9-day' as contemporaneous Alarm 2 state; it was §3 2026-05-09
extrapolation shorthand, not the same rolling-7d convention as Alarm 1 per review 9697.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3 EOD δ with visible prior row (P1)

BLOCKING inline review (#2714): delta column cited +1 vs midday 31acf43 while
that row was absent — δ_vs_prev per §1 now +5 vs listed cea1fbe (163→168).
Intraday +1 vs 31acf43 retained in notes; mirrors 05-09 mid-day/EOD split.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): §8 appendix for operator hot-fix #2723 + #846/trace

Σ-orthogonal housekeeping: exemptions 80→84, SG-0 verified 169 @ d98d1e0,
ratchet-down protocol, digest #828 link + companion #2718 per Director MSG.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): reconcile §3/§4/§8 Σ authority (P2) per review 9798

- §3: row e3ad91d (+1 TEST vs eed86ff) for #2694; #2712 Σ-stable note
- §4: scope seven-day math to archived eed86ff; link +1 to new row
- §8: clarify #2723 Σ-orthogonal vs 169 explained by earlier lineage

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(audit): fix §8 code span Markdown for Σ=169 appendix

Repair missing closing backtick so `169 (50 / 117 / 2)` renders (Codex 981x non-blocking).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-trigger PR #2714 checks (prior run jobs cancelled stale)

noop: prior Actions attempt left fmt/ci/changes/v3 cancelled mid-flight against
same head SHA while self_host_ratchet stayed queued — fresh SHA escapes the
duplicate-run cancel window without changing docs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: fresh Actions enqueue for PR #2714 (stuck queued/cancel cascade)

noop: supersede zombie workflow whose jobs were starvation-cancelled mid-flight.
Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* ci: re-enqueue Actions for #2714 (runner cancel starvation on d61b)

Second noop: prior run stuck queued with cancelled leaf jobs; CLI rerun blocked.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(audit): SG-0 §4.1 intro-source decomposition e3ad91d→89df284e3

- Anchor when Σ=169 row was logged vs 7d velocity-walk window
- Per-slice intros/dissolves + path lists; rename caveat (cost_lens move)
- Stratum read: NON_TEST +3 compiler/WAD/#87 vs TEST +4 instruments

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST SG-0 retirement worker brief (Gap 1)

Director dispatch msg_3f8442f6 + PM msg_55c5f2fb: per-PR 5-10 path
ratchet-down, priority T-LP > Tier3 #2 > cementing, gate #8 align

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(briefs): PB-0 NON_TEST brief tail clause (openai-pro #3014)

Per-PR minimum drop min(5,before); when before<5 require after=0 so
closure PRs are satisfiable through PB-zero.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(r3): §1.8 gate #8 notes mirror PB-0 tail closure (claude #11295)

Per-PR cadence + before<5 => after=0 discoverable from ledger; links Mgr brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs: unify PB-0 tail rule (cursor #11313)

Single bar: after<before in tail; after=0 on closing merge; P5 split
requires maximal subset + PR-body i–iii + bound follow-up; gate #8
ledger matches brief.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 status legend includes CANVAS_RATIFIED (cursor #11319)

Self-explanatory ledger for rows #63/#105; canvas ratification ≠ closure.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(r3): §1.8 #8 Notes point to PB-0 brief (claude #11382)

Single-authority for tail/P5 cadence; ledger row keeps targets + link.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs: PB-0 cycle-2 brief + Tier-3 mirror pre-stage audit (msg_2e9a11ee)

- Pre-authored cycle-2 NON_TEST retirement worker brief (queue on PR #3014)
- Audit: host mirror symbol inventory, consumer wiring map, sequencing + worker stub

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* docs(gate-63): sync canvas §0/§1 with CANVAS_RATIFIED ledger (codex api-review)

Frontmatter + §0 single status; §1 drops stale DECLARED blockquote; points to live §1.8 row #63.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(audit): taxonomy §1.1 anchors for bootstrap/regen (b) cluster

Addresses api-review observation: repeated Cluster M + regen_* prose
replaced by one canonical brief/program anchor block + §1.1 row refs.

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(pb0): reconcile taxonomy + cycle-4 brief with live NON_TEST=43 post-#3048

- §0 counts and Σ (165 / 168) match per-const awk windows on main
- §3 table: 43 rows in census order; drop paths retired in PR #3048
- §2 + changelog: record #3048 landing; note pb_method_template_projection_generated
- cycle-4 brief: §0.1 historical landed scope (no stale dispatch targets)
- sg0 pointer comment: 43-entry NON_TEST + 3 FRAGMENTS

Fixes cursor review 11553 (stale 50-row headline + phantom §3 rows).

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* WIP: R3 Debt-Paydown Mgr — lane through R3 close

* docs(briefs): cycle-5 cementing note + cycle-6 Gap-tier STOP table (Director msg_f05c2d68)

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>

---------

Co-authored-by: Cursor <cursoragent@cursor.com>
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