docs: enact RFC 0012 — §2 pillar-#2 is a logical 50–200×, not byte-level - #203
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Maintainer-approved enactment of RFC 0012 (the meta: RFC; CLAUDE.md's footer requires meta: RFC + majority approval — satisfied). - CLAUDE.md §2 pillar #2: the 50–200× is reworded as a **logical** reduction whose payoff is query pruning (gates B1/B2), not on-disk bytes vs a byte codec; A1 named a recorded diagnostic (RFC 0011). The "single biggest engineering risk" sentence is preserved verbatim. - CLAUDE.md footer: 2026-06-14 changelog line + Last-updated bump. - Coupled reconciliations (RFC 0012 §3.2): benchmarks.md §2 A1 "Why this bar" → "Why recorded (diagnostic)"; README.md template-miner bullet; RFC 0001 §1 summary (accepted-RFC factual reword + RFC 0011 pointer). - RFC 0012 → `accepted`. After this, a repo grep for the framing phrases ("before any byte-level codec" / "over a competent byte codec") returns only RFC 0011 and RFC 0012 (which quote the old wording to describe the change) — RFC0012.2 satisfied. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Pull request overview
Updates project-facing documentation to align the “50–200× compression” claim with RFC 0012/RFC 0011: it is a logical reduction enabling query pruning (B1/B2), not an on-disk bytes-vs-codec statement.
Changes:
- Rewords
CLAUDE.md§2 pillar #2 to frame 50–200× as logical reduction → query pruning, with A1 as a diagnostic. - Propagates the same framing into
README.md,docs/benchmarks.md, and RFC 0001’s summary. - Marks RFC 0012 as
acceptedand records an enactment/status note.
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| File | Description |
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| README.md | Updates the template-miner bullet to the logical-reduction framing. |
| docs/rfcs/0012-claude-md-pillar-2-wording.md | Marks RFC 0012 as accepted and adds an enactment/status note. |
| docs/rfcs/0001-template-miner.md | Rewords the summary to reflect logical reduction and point to RFC 0011. |
| docs/benchmarks.md | Reframes A1’s explanatory text as diagnostic (not a bar) and ties it to logical reduction/pruning. |
| CLAUDE.md | Rewords pillar #2 and updates the footer changelog/last-updated date. |
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Two format nits on the RFC 0012 enactment: link the README's RFC 0011 reference like its other RFC bullets, and rewrap the CLAUDE.md footer so "This document is load-bearing…" is its own wrapped line rather than jammed after the new changelog sentence. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
What
Maintainer-approved enactment of RFC 0012 — reframes CLAUDE.md §2 pillar #2's "50–200× compression" as a logical reduction (query pruning, gates B1/B2), not on-disk bytes "before any byte-level codec runs". Propagates RFC 0011's accepted A1 demotion to the project's load-bearing thesis statement and its coupled echoes.
Per CLAUDE.md's footer, a change to it requires a
meta:RFC + majority maintainer approval — satisfied (RFC 0012, approved this turn).Changes
Last updatedbump.drafted→accepted+ status note.Verification (RFC0012.2)
A repo grep for the framing phrases (
before any byte-level codec/over a competent byte codec) now returns only RFC 0011 and RFC 0012 (which quote the old wording to describe the change). Bare50–200×figure mentions (logical reduction, e.g. roadmap/0005) are correctly left alone.mdbook buildclean.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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