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In `@capability_advisor.py`:
- Around line 1245-1251: Update the "tick:*" entry’s caller from
capability_advisor.py to the invoking orchestrate.sh file, while preserving the
existing TICK_PHASE_PREFIX literal and how description, so consulting_surfaces()
verifies the actual ORCH-ANCHOR: tick-phase-consult site.
In `@README.md`:
- Around line 213-220: Remove or rewrite the README.md lines 213-220 so they no
longer claim verify.py performs a ci consult or prints a per-PR summary. In
ARCHITECTURE.md lines 508-513, delete the ci caller-table row and remove the
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| "tick:*": { | ||
| "caller": "capability_advisor.py", | ||
| "literal": "TICK_PHASE_PREFIX", | ||
| "instances": ["tick:capacity", "tick:dispatch", "tick:experiments", | ||
| "tick:learning", "tick:redirect"], | ||
| "how": "orchestrate.sh iterates tick_phase_surfaces() and consults each phase", | ||
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The declared caller cannot falsify the real consult site.
consulting_surfaces() reads the file named by caller and checks that it contains literal. Here caller is capability_advisor.py and literal is TICK_PHASE_PREFIX, which is defined in that same file at line 1443. The claim is therefore self-satisfying: it stays "verified" even if orchestrate.sh drops the ORCH-ANCHOR: tick-phase-consult block, which is the actual caller named in how.
Point the site at the invoking file so removal of the step registers as drift.
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"tick:*": {
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"instances": ["tick:capacity", "tick:dispatch", "tick:experiments",
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| "tick:*": { | |
| "caller": "capability_advisor.py", | |
| "literal": "TICK_PHASE_PREFIX", | |
| "instances": ["tick:capacity", "tick:dispatch", "tick:experiments", | |
| "tick:learning", "tick:redirect"], | |
| "how": "orchestrate.sh iterates tick_phase_surfaces() and consults each phase", | |
| }, | |
| "tick:*": { | |
| "caller": "orchestrate.sh", | |
| "literal": "--consult-tick-phases", | |
| "instances": ["tick:capacity", "tick:dispatch", "tick:experiments", | |
| "tick:learning", "tick:redirect"], | |
| "how": "orchestrate.sh iterates tick_phase_surfaces() and consults each phase", | |
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In `@capability_advisor.py` around lines 1245 - 1251, Update the "tick:*" entry’s
caller from capability_advisor.py to the invoking orchestrate.sh file, while
preserving the existing TICK_PHASE_PREFIX literal and how description, so
consulting_surfaces() verifies the actual ORCH-ANCHOR: tick-phase-consult site.
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| - **`verify.py` is the `ci` surface and now consults as one.** Three capabilities were declared for | ||
| a `ci` surface no caller ever reached — the same defect as no binding at all. `verify.py` runs on | ||
| every PR and already executes the admission gate, so it consults with `surface: "ci"` and prints | ||
| one summary line carrying both quantities: what the table DECLARES (identical on every machine) | ||
| beside what this machine's ledger could OFFER, plus the findability pair (rows bound to some | ||
| surface / rows bound to none). Read-only (`record=False` — a verifier must not write to the | ||
| ledger its own gates read), never a skip, and it can never enter `problems`, so exit semantics and | ||
| every reported count are untouched. |
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Documentation still describes the removed ci consult. capability_advisor.py lines 949-968 declare the ci surface with NO_BINDING and record that no verify.py consult was added, so both documents now assert a caller that does not exist.
README.md#L213-L220: remove or rewrite the bullet that statesverify.pyconsults withsurface: "ci"and prints a summary line on every PR.ARCHITECTURE.md#L508-L513: delete thecirow from the caller table, and remove the "Theciconsult line reports the pair on every PR" sentence at lines 533-534.
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22 of 43 capabilities were bound to NO surface, so nothing could ever offer them and no amount of running produced evidence: the gate starving its own drain, one layer below the concealment rule the table already guards. DEDUP FINDING (CLAUDE.md §0). Searched "binding", "surface", "SURFACE_BINDINGS", "consult", "NO_BINDING", "phase" across the tree and the improvement log. The MECHANISM all exists — `binding_for()`'s prefix resolution already sub-surfaces `repo-audit` by phase and dimension; `capability_propensity.tick_evidence` (PR #37) is already a tick-surface consult; the skills already carry a uniform consult stanza; `verify.py` already has the diagnostic-line pattern (`absent_entrypoint_line`). So this is DATA + CALLERS: no second binding table, no second event log, no second consult mechanism. 1. THE TICK IS SUB-SURFACED BY PHASE, and every phase has a caller. 18 of the 43 capabilities live on the tick; one context holding 18 is the measured 13.62% selection condition. Five phases — `tick:capacity`, `tick:dispatch`, `tick:experiments`, `tick:redirect`, `tick:learning` — named from orchestrate.sh's own "capacity -> discover -> plan -> dispatch" line and its `--- Learning cadence ---` / `[cadence] redirect ...` / `[cadence] experiment follow-up` blocks, with most bound capabilities carrying a `{kind: tick_phase, name: ...}` matcher naming the phase they land in. Each resolves to 6-8 instead of 18. THE BARE `tick` SET DOES NOT MOVE. `capability_propensity.TICK_SURFACE` is "tick", `tick_evidence()` grades exactly `binding_for("tick")`, and its selftest requires every capability with a finding projection to be in it — moving those four into a phase would silently zero the only producer of layer-2 evidence. A selftest now pins that, and pins that each phase declares something the bare set does not. The caller is `capability_advisor.py --consult-tick-phases` at `ORCH-ANCHOR: tick-phase-consult`, immediately below the #37 step and below `ORCH-ANCHOR: heartbeat-export`. It writes NO verdicts — `tick_evidence` remains the only writer and reads an unchanged binding, so its ~1.3/day ceiling is untouched. Its own volume is bounded by construction: the consult text is stable per (surface, UTC day) and the match heartbeat is idempotent on its digest, so 34 events land on the first tick of a day and 0 on the other 23. Fails open per phase, SIGALRM-bounded, always exits 0. Kill switch: ORCH_DISABLE_STEPS=tick-phase-consult (registered in cadence_registry.py, so the switch is real rather than a no-op that WARNs). 2. `verify.py` IS THE `ci` SURFACE AND NOW CONSULTS AS ONE. Three capabilities were declared for a surface no caller reached. verify.py runs on every PR and already executes the admission gate. The line reports both quantities — what the table DECLARES (identical on every machine) beside what this machine's ledger could OFFER — plus the findability pair (rows bound to some surface / rows bound to none). record=False: a verifier must not write to the ledger its own gates read. Never a skip (no PREREQ_ABSENT_MARK), never in `problems`, so exit semantics and every reported count are unchanged. 3. THE SURFACE WAS DROPPED ON THE BINDING-ONLY BRANCH. `advise()` passed only `skill` to `_record_matches` there, so a `--surface` consult that missed the classifier wrote surface:null AND skill:null — the candidate set recorded and belonging to nobody, so no drain could locate it. That is the branch an unclassifiable cadence consult ALWAYS takes. 4. AN UNSUBSTITUTED SURFACE TEMPLATE NOW SAYS SO. `binding_for` resolves by prefix, so the literal `repo-audit:phase-N` returned `repo-audit`'s surface-wide set — one capability where the phase declares four — with nothing to distinguish it from a correct answer. Three audits under identical instructions consulted 13, 9 and 2 distinct surfaces. `surface_template` is reported on all four answer paths and printed loudly; it changes neither the set nor the order. Also bound: role-adjudicator → implementation-verification, role-prompt → file-agent-issue, role-{redirect,prompt} + agy-runtime-isolation → orchestrate, redirect-{policy,plan} → closer-lane (not the opener: the opener's own prompt raises `drain_needed` and relays a stalled PR to the closer), capability:reference-sync-hygiene-test-gate → ci. Unbound is now 1: `local-model-profile-trial`, declared with `NO_BINDING` and its quarantine reason rather than left silently absent. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…nned width TWO REAL DEFECTS in the ci consult as first written. 1. IT COULD HANG THE VERDICT. The consult reads the ledger and `capabilities.load()` takes a BLOCKING flock. Unbounded, a stuck lock would hang `verify.py` — the project's verdict — indefinitely. Not hypothetical: it actually timed out during this session, with a dozen concurrent verify runs and the hourly tick contending for that lock. Now SIGALRM-bounded at 20s, the same shape and the same reason as `capability_propensity.tick_evidence_guarded`; a wait that expires becomes the `NOT CHECKED` line the guard already produced for an import failure, so a hang is a reported line and never a hung run. The line still carries no `PREREQ_ABSENT_MARK`, so a timeout is not a skip and cannot spend the zero-headroom ceiling. Selftested by substituting the inner call, with the healthy path re-asserted so the guard cannot swallow it. 2. `black -l 100` WOULD HAVE REFORMATTED IT. `ruff.toml` records that the Gate's format check and Autofix both run `black --line-length 100`; main is clean under it and these two files were not, so the Gate would have gone red and Autofix would have rewritten them. Reformatted at the pinned width — a bare `black` (default 88) disagrees with the Gate and is the wrong instrument here. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
… lock `assert "NOT CHECKED" not in ci_consult_line()` was meant to prove the guard does not swallow a healthy answer. It asserted it through the REAL ledger, so it went red the same afternoon it was written: a dozen concurrent verify runs and the hourly tick were contending for the flock, the 20s budget expired, and the guard did exactly its job — failing a test written to prove the guard works. A machine-dependent assertion inside a check about robustness is this repo's green-locally/red-on-CI defect one level up, and I was warned about it twice. Both directions now go through a SUBSTITUTED inner call — a raising one for the timeout branch, a known-good one for the healthy branch — so neither depends on what the ledger lock is doing. The real call is still exercised, but only on the SHAPE both branches satisfy (starts with the label, carries no PREREQ_ABSENT_MARK, so a timeout can never be miscounted as a skip). Break→revert, both discriminating: making the guard return NOT CHECKED for a healthy inner call fails the new healthy assertion; deleting the except clause lets the TimeoutError escape and the selftest dies on it. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…g to select Two sessions reached opposite conclusions about `ci` and only one can ship. I instructed the binding work to add a `surface: "ci"` consult to verify.py on the reasoning that verify.py runs on every PR and therefore IS the CI surface. The findability requirement (#68), landing concurrently, showed that reasoning is wrong: `capability-admission-gate` and `docs-drift-fix-agent` are invoked UNCONDITIONALLY by a rail. They are never OFFERED to a reasoning context, so no binding could raise their selection odds and no consult could change what runs — verify.py does not CHOOSE to run the admission gate. Both now declare `findability_category: no_surface`, which is the honest statement, and `ci` is NO_BINDING with that reason. Shipping both would have left the merged tree self-contradictory: the `ci` reason says "no caller anywhere consults a `ci` surface — not verify.py" on the same commit that adds a verify.py consult. So the consult is removed (185 lines) and #68's verdict kept. Two further reasons to prefer that direction: a consult against a suppressed surface returns `confidence: "suppressed"` and an empty set on every run, so it was a no-op in the one script whose exit semantics and printed counts CI parses; and it had already needed two follow-up commits to bound a ledger wait and to stop a selftest asserting against the live ledger lock. That is real risk for no signal. Kept from the binding work, unchanged: the five tick sub-surfaces (tick:capacity/dispatch/experiments/learning/redirect) with their consult sites, the lane `--surface` fix, and the NO_BINDING verdict for `local-model-profile-trial`. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
…fect record Integration between two concurrent sessions, and #68's ninth requirement caught it within minutes of landing — which is the first thing it did. The binding work added five tick sub-surfaces and a real in-tree consult (`ORCH-ANCHOR: tick-phase-consult` iterating `tick_phase_surfaces()`, below the heartbeat export). #68 added `CONSULT_SITES`, which requires every bound surface to name a caller that can be VERIFIED — the caller file must actually contain the declared literal. Neither branch knew about the other, so all five landed bound and undeclared, and the findability selftest failed with them named. Declared as a FAMILY, not five entries. `tick_phase_surfaces()` derives the phases from `TICK_PHASE_PREFIX`, so no caller names them literally and a per-surface entry could never be verified — that is exactly what `instances` exists for. One claim, five instances, caller `capability_advisor.py` with literal `TICK_PHASE_PREFIX`. Also retires both `KNOWN_UNCONSULTED` entries. #68 independently found the same defect I did — the opener and closer TOMLs consulted with `--lane` and no `--surface`, so `binding_for("")` returned {} and eleven bindings never reached the two highest-volume surfaces — and recorded it rather than patching it, correctly, since CLAUDE.md forbids a loop that edits lane prompts. The TOMLs now carry `--surface`, re-rendered and verified (bound_count 0 -> 5 and 0 -> 6), so the record is stale. The table is kept EMPTY rather than deleted, so the next stranded surface has an obvious home and the record shows the defect existed. Two mistakes of mine while resolving this, both caught before commit: a regex scoped to the file rather than to `CONSULT_SITES` deleted the tick bindings out of `SURFACE_BINDINGS` (caught by `tick_phase_surfaces()` returning `['tick:*']`), and the first attempt declared five per-surface entries the verifier could never confirm. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Recovered from a session that hit its limit mid-flight, rebased onto main, and reconciled with #68 which landed concurrently.
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22 capabilities were bound to no surface at all — nothing could offer them, so no amount of running would ever produce evidence. Now 1.
tick:capacity,:dispatch,:experiments,:learning,:redirect) with an in-tree consult (ORCH-ANCHOR: tick-phase-consult, iteratingtick_phase_surfaces()below the heartbeat export). The tick was sub-surfaced because 18 capabilities in one reasoning context is the measured 13.62% condition; each phase resolves to 6–8.--surfacefix: both TOMLs consulted with--laneand no--surface, sobinding_for("")returned{}and eleven bindings never reached the two highest-volume surfaces in the system. Verified: bound_count 0 → 5 (opener) and 0 → 6 (closer), survivingrender-claude-prompts.sh.local-model-profile-trialdeclaresNO_BINDINGwith its quarantine reason rather than sitting silently unbound.Two sessions disagreed about
ci, and #68 wonI instructed a
surface: "ci"consult inverify.pyon the reasoning that verify.py runs on every PR and therefore is the CI surface. #68's findability requirement showed that's wrong:capability-admission-gateanddocs-drift-fix-agentare invoked unconditionally by a rail. They're never offered to a reasoning context, so no binding could raise their selection odds and no consult could change what runs — verify.py doesn't choose to run the admission gate.Shipping both would have left the tree self-contradictory: the
cireason says "no caller anywhere consults acisurface — not verify.py" on the same commit that adds a verify.py consult. The consult is removed (185 lines) and #68's verdict kept. It was also a no-op against a suppressed surface, in the one script whose exit code and printed counts CI parses, and it had already needed two follow-up commits to bound a ledger wait and stop a selftest asserting against the live ledger lock.#68's ninth requirement caught this integration within minutes
All five tick sub-surfaces landed bound and undeclared — neither branch knew about the other's table. Declared as a family (
tick:*withinstances), becausetick_phase_surfaces()derives the names from a prefix so no caller names them literally and a per-surface entry could never be verified.And it rejected my attempt to delete the
KNOWN_UNCONSULTEDlane entries. The defect is fixed, but the guard verifies a caller by reading the file that names the surface — and the lane TOMLs are machine-local, outside the repository, unverifiable from any checkout. The entries now state the current truth plus the by-hand re-verification procedure.verify.py: 407 passed, 0 failed, 0 skipped, 84/84 selftests, 43/43 can-fire, 5/5 gates.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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