fix(reach): make the two reach numbers agree, and re-close the hole #20 opened - #21
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… opened Two modules were publishing different "advisor reach" figures for the same front door — `capability_activation_audit.advisor_reach` said 5, `capability_advisor` said 7 — with no statement of which population each covered. Two disagreeing inventories of the same thing is how a parallel inventory starts, which is the defect both modules were written to prevent. They disagreed for a good reason that had just expired. #18 excluded `offload` from the reach baseline with an explicit rationale: it was reachable only through a HARDCODED map inside `advise()`, and "a hardcode cannot shrink quietly — deleting it IS a diff." That was correct when written. #20, merged the same day, replaced the hardcode with `capability_advisor.direct_entry()` DERIVED from `dispatcher.TASK_TYPE_CAPABILITY` — so dropping an entry from the dispatcher's map now narrows the front door with no diff in either module. The exemption that was right for a literal is exactly wrong for a derivation. * `advisor_reach` now reads the direct-entry map from `capability_advisor` — one source, consumed by both, instead of a second list here. * The derived set gets its OWN baseline (`ADVISOR_DIRECT_ENTRY_BASELINE`), so it can grow freely and cannot shrink without appearing in a diff. Declared and derived reach stay separate, because #18's reasoning for separating them holds; only the "no baseline needed" part died. * `total_reachable_count` publishes 7 next to declared 5 and direct-only 2, so the numbers reconcile in the output rather than in someone's head. * Fixed a pointer in `capability_advisor.py` that named `capability_firing_monitor.advisor_reach`; it lives in `capability_activation_audit`. A comment pointing at a symbol that does not exist is the rot #18 spent four citations cleaning up. Break->revert: emptying `direct_entry()` must regress the derived baseline (it does, asserted with the map patched out); neutering `direct_entry_regressed` fails the new assertion. verify.py: 366 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 81/81 selftests, 5/5 gates. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughAdvisor reach auditing now separates matcher reach from direct-entry reach. It reports direct-entry targets, regressions, and combined totals, adds exception-safe fallback fields, and validates mapping consistency and shrinkage. A related self-test reference now points to the audit module. ChangesAdvisor reach auditing
Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~20 minutes Merge Risk: ⚪ Minimal · up to The PR reconciles the published reach counts and adds regression protection for derived direct-entry reach. The only remaining issue is a trivial lint cleanup, so no actionable merge-blocking risk remains. 🚥 Pre-merge checks | ✅ 4 | ❌ 1❌ Failed checks (1 warning)
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In `@capability_activation_audit.py`:
- Line 1221: Replace the lambda used as the direct_entry side effect in the
capability_advisor mock with the dict constructor, preserving a fresh empty
mapping on each call and resolving the Ruff PIE807 finding.
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[warning] 1221-1221: Prefer dict over useless lambda
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| # derived set has its own baseline. Simulate the shrink: an empty map must regress. | ||
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Replace the useless lambda.
At Line 1221, replace lambda: {} with dict. Both create a new empty mapping for each direct_entry() call. This removes Ruff PIE807. Run the configured Ruff check after the change.
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[warning] 1221-1221: Prefer dict over useless lambda
Replace with lambda with dict
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In `@capability_activation_audit.py` at line 1221, Replace the lambda used as the
direct_entry side effect in the capability_advisor mock with the dict
constructor, preserving a fresh empty mapping on each call and resolving the
Ruff PIE807 finding.
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After #18 and #20 both landed, two modules published different "advisor reach" numbers for the same front door — 5 from
capability_activation_audit.advisor_reach, 7 fromcapability_advisor.reachable_set()— with no statement of which population each covered.Why they disagreed, and why the reason expired
#18 deliberately excluded
offloadfrom the reach baseline, with a sound rationale:That was true when written. #20 replaced the hardcode with
capability_advisor.direct_entry(), derived fromdispatcher.TASK_TYPE_CAPABILITY. Derived reach can shrink silently — drop an entry from the dispatcher's map and the front door narrows with no diff in either module. The exemption that was correct for a literal is exactly wrong for a derivation, and I'm the one who invalidated it.Changes
advisor_reachreads the direct-entry map fromcapability_advisor— one source consumed by both, not a second list.ADVISOR_DIRECT_ENTRY_BASELINE = {offload, runtime-ac-checks}. It may grow freely; it cannot shrink without a diff.total_reachable_countpublishes 7 next to declared 5 and direct-only 2, so the numbers reconcile in the output instead of in the reader's head.capability_advisor.pypointing atcapability_firing_monitor.advisor_reach. It lives incapability_activation_audit. A pointer to a symbol that doesn't exist is the rot fix: producers that ran before heartbeats were switched on, and three stored verdicts that had rotted #18 spent four citations cleaning up.runtime-ac-checksis the case that proves the point: the dispatcher has routedruntime_acto it all along while the advisor nameddeliberate-break-verifierfor the same work, and nothing reported the disagreement because neither side measured the other.Break→revert
direct_entry()to return{}must regress the derived baseline — asserted.direct_entry_regressedto[]fails the new assertion.verify.py: 366 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 81/81 selftests, 5/5 gates. No new test, so the floor is unchanged.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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