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Shay
29ca5524d0
feat(workbench-ui): add Apple UMA report card route (#912)
* feat(workbench-ui): add Apple UMA report card route

* feat(workbench-ui): register Apple UMA route

* feat(workbench-ui): expose Apple UMA route path

* feat(workbench-ui): wire Apple UMA report card into route registry

* test(workbench-ui): fix UI and keyboard tests for Apple UMA route integration
2026-06-24 15:33:42 -07:00
Shay
ffcc61920a
docs(workbench): mark Vault P0/P1/P2 complete; document recall endpoint (#768)
Reconcile the living docs with the shipped Vault evidence surface:

- README "Shipped surfaces": record the Vault P0 (honest empty/unavailable
  framing, #760), P1 (inspector depth + status/facet/text filters +
  evidence-rail progression, #762/#763/#764), and P2 (read-only exact-CGA
  recall, #766) arc as complete; enrich the Vault entry row. Read-only
  throughout — no runtime controls.
- wave-R: extend the Vault surface bullet with the recall endpoint and the
  P0/P1/P2 completion note + the +inf-self-match-sentinel honesty point.
- api-contract-v1: add GET /vault/entries/{index}/recall (purpose, errors,
  trust boundary, cross-link to the data shape).
- data-shapes-v1: add VaultRecallHit / VaultRecall types.
- UI-UX-GUIDE: enrich the Vault row (inspector depth, filters, rail, opt-in
  exact-CGA recall; read-only).

Docs-only; no code or contract behavior change.
2026-06-15 02:44:45 -07:00
Shay
7945bffc86
docs(workbench): reconcile living docs with shipped state (#754)
Bring the four living workbench docs up to date with what actually
shipped, and document the TruncatedCell full-content reveal.

- README: route count 14 -> 16; add Lived Life (Evidence) and CORE-Logos
  (Substrate) to the shipped-surfaces table; full Trace tab list; add the
  TruncatedCell reveal to cross-cutting; link the visual-evidence handoff;
  bump status date.
- UI-UX-GUIDE: §12 now reflects the built read-only /logos reader vs the
  unbuilt Studio; §13 moves the cognitive-pipeline visualizer, field/
  versor_condition reader, and identity-continuity items from "absent" to
  "shipped"; new §14 documents the truncated-cell reveal pattern + the
  <a>/<Link> non-nesting boundary; bump date.
- ui-component-map: add TruncatedCell to shared data viewers.
- design-system: add the Truncated Cell Reveal shared-component note.

Docs only; no code change.

Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-06-14 17:46:54 -07:00
Shay
18e25580f3 feat(l10): always-on daemon/CLI — the process that runs the continuous-life heartbeat
The L10 heartbeat loop (run_continuous) had no process to drive it; `core always-on`
is that process — the T-experience spine made runnable. It ticks idle_tick on a wall-clock
cadence so the engine LIVES and LEARNS with no user turn, persists lived_life.json (the
workbench Lived Life surface) + the checkpoint, and resumes the SAME life on restart.

- chat/always_on.py: run_continuous gains unbounded operation (heartbeats=None, runs until
  stop) + an interruptible inter-beat wait (_sleep_until_stop) so shutdown latency is one
  slice, not the cadence interval. Persists the run's identity pack ids (resume-verdict
  faithfulness). on_heartbeat is now best-effort (a broken log pipe can't kill the life).
- chat/always_on_daemon.py (new): the daemon shell — a single-instance OS lock (fcntl.flock:
  kernel-held, atomic, auto-released on death — no stale window, no PID-reuse, no half-written
  race), SIGINT/SIGTERM -> graceful stop (handlers saved/restored), the continuous-life config
  FORCED on, ephemeral (--no-load-state) writes no durable artifact. Foreground + explicit:
  no hidden background execution (CLAUDE.md); only writes the engine-state dir it was given.
- core/cli.py: `core always-on [--interval --max-beats --no-load-state --quiet]` with per-beat
  + summary logging; validates --interval; reports IdentityContinuityError / IncompatibleEngine
  StateError (the "different life / newer build" cases) as clean refusals, not tracebacks.
- workbench/readers.py: ENGINE_STATE_ROOT now honors CORE_ENGINE_STATE_DIR (= the daemon's
  resolved dir), so the workbench can't be split-brained (reading REPO_ROOT/engine_state while
  the daemon writes elsewhere); the Lived Life resume verdict recomputes from the persisted
  pack config, not a default config (no false substrate_changed for a non-default-pack life).
- Lived Life absence state now points at the real `core always-on` command (loop closed).

Adversarial 4-lens review (lock/concurrency, signals/shutdown, invariants/trust-boundary,
test-vacuity/CLI) caught 16 findings; this fixes all real ones — the HIGH lock races (two
daemons over one life), the env split-brain, the IO-kill, the uncaught identity/schema errors,
the unvalidated interval, the ephemeral-artifact shadow, and the resume-verdict pack-id bug —
and closes the two test-coverage gaps it flagged (real SIGTERM path + config-forcing-at-the-
runtime boundary).

Tests (non-vacuous): 11 daemon (flock live-holder refusal, leftover-lock reclaim, unbounded+
stop, interruptible sleep, forced-config-at-boundary, no-load-state guard, REAL SIGTERM
subprocess) + the reader pack-id discrimination test (fails under the old default-config bug).
245 workbench+invariants+always-on Python green; frontend tsc + vitest green; `core always-on`
verified end-to-end (bounded, real SIGTERM graceful stop, interval rejection).

engine_state/always_on.lock is runtime state (gitignored, ADR-0146 pattern).
2026-06-14 17:33:37 -07:00
Shay
7ead395eeb feat(workbench): Lived Life surface — the always-on heartbeat made felt (read-only, persist-first)
The L10 heartbeat (chat/always_on, #747) holds CORE alive over uptime but had no
surface. This adds the read-only Lived Life route that renders the continuous-life
evidence: the heartbeat over uptime + the resume-as-same-life verdict — both halves
of "one continuous life" on one surface.

Persist-first, never recompute engine-owned values:
- chat/always_on: serialize_report + write_lived_life persist a run deterministically
  (sorted keys) to engine_state/lived_life.json; run_continuous gains an opt-in
  report_path so a real continuous-life run leaves its evidence where the workbench
  reads it. closure_ceiling is persisted so the artifact is self-describing.
- workbench/lived_life.py: projection + a fail-closed validate() gate — the wrong=0
  analogue for the continuity surface: closure_held/closure_observed/totals/converged
  are each re-checked against the per-beat measurements, and resume_status is re-checked
  against identity-vs-current-substrate, so a tampered artifact RAISES rather than
  rendering a false claim (a beat lying about a breached ceiling, an inflated closure,
  a miscounted total, a falsely-claimed resume).
- workbench/readers.lived_life(): reads the artifact, computes the resume verdict from
  the persisted identity vs the canonical engine_identity_for_config (fail-soft ->
  "unknown", like IdentityContinuity). Honest absence when no run has been persisted.
- GET /lived-life + LivedLife/LivedLifeHeartbeat schemas (snapshot regenerated; the
  schema-drift gate proves every field is mirrored in src/types/api.ts).

The resume verdict made felt: would_resume / substrate_changed / unknown IS the L11
reboot guarantee (a reboot recomputes identity and refuses if it differs) — so the
surface shows this life wakes up as ITSELF, not a copy. The per-reboot lineage chain
stays owned by Runs > Identity (honest cross-link).

Frontend: /lived-life route (Evidence section, route count 15 -> 16). Renders the
headline (heartbeats, closure-held-by-construction, learned-while-idle, at-rest, resume
pill), the summary, the heartbeat timeline (closure flat below the ceiling — read, never
repaired), and the resume verdict. Honest absence + ADR-0162 route conformance
(loading/error/empty), fail-closed like Vault/Calibration.

Tests (non-vacuous): 12 backend (every tamper case raises; resume tracks identity vs
substrate; run_continuous(report_path) round-trips a readable+valid artifact) + 4
frontend render tests (recorded life renders; a breached beat shows the warning, never a
false "held"; a changed substrate shows would-refuse, never a false resume; absent shows
honest absence). All workbench Python (167) + affected vitest (167) + tsc + vite build
green; architectural invariants green.

engine_state/lived_life.json is runtime state (gitignored, ADR-0146 pattern).
2026-06-14 16:45:03 -07:00
Shay
5ac6dbe3c5 fix(workbench): sync route-count assertions + UI/UX guide for /logos (15 routes)
Registering /logos bumped the registry to 15 routes. Update the stale
hardcoded counts and the registry-driven guide doc:
- Shell.test.tsx: LeftNav 14 -> 15 + CORE-Logos in section-grouped order
- CommandPalette.keyboard.test.tsx: palette nav items 14 -> 15
- docs/workbench/UI-UX-GUIDE.md: route count 15 + Substrate CORE-Logos row

Full workbench-ui vitest suite: 494 passed, exits clean.
2026-06-14 12:20:11 -07:00
Shay
7cf78d97e0 feat(workbench): Wave M D1+D2 — guided determinism tour (provider-agnostic)
The "they'd want to use it" first-run surface: a curated narrative that makes
the engine's discipline legible to a newcomer — bring a claim from any model and
watch it get decided, refused, or replayed. Proposer authority ignored.

Honest by construction (the risk with a narrative surface is theater):
  - workbench/tour.py determinism_tour() is a curated ordered narrative BOUND to
    the real demo registry. Intro (provider-agnostic thesis) → three demo steps
    (deductive entailment decides only on engine+oracle agreement; epistemic
    truth-state refuses a wrong proposer; proof-carrying promotion ignores
    proposer authority) → payoff (replay-to-same-hash + the citable evidence
    bundle).
  - Each demo step's what_this_proves / what_this_does_not_prove cards and the
    demo title are PULLED FROM THE REAL DEMO SPEC — never re-authored — so the
    tour can never claim more than the demo it points at.
  - A step referencing a missing demo FAILS CLOSED (KeyError), not a dead link.
    Tests assert both (cards == spec; phantom demo raises).

Backend: schemas.py DeterminismTour/TourStep; GET /tour. schema-snapshot regen.
Frontend: /tour route registered in the registry (Determinism section, 14
routes; nav/palette/guide counts updated); TourRoute — thesis hero + ordered
step cards with the honesty cards + links to the real demos / replay.

Validation: 140 workbench Python tests incl. tour drift guards; 472/472 frontend
incl. routes/routeConformance/routes.docs (guide↔registry), Shell+palette counts
(14), schemaDrift, and the tour UI test; pnpm build clean; git diff --check
clean. No serving-path imports.
2026-06-13 19:39:41 -07:00
Shay
4cba6f488c feat(workbench): Wave M Phase C legibility — pipeline record, contemplation, identity continuity
Lands the Phase C "make cognition legible" slice plus Phase A residue, all
backend-reader-first over real engine data (no theater, read-only doctrine
intact, zero serving-path imports).

C1-a — Cognitive pipeline record (persistence-first, per #729 worthiness edit):
  - workbench/pipeline_record.py: curated CognitivePipelineRecord over the real
    CognitiveTurnResult (input → intent → proposition_graph → articulation_target
    → realizer → walk_telemetry → trace_hash). Raw field multivectors are
    DELIBERATELY excluded; _assert_no_raw_field_payload recursively rejects raw
    field keys, and validate_pipeline_record fails closed on missing/duplicate
    stages, non-recorded status, or dangling edges — the UI can never receive a
    partial record that claims to be complete.
  - test_workbench_pipeline_record.py: non-vacuous guards — missing stage,
    monkeypatched new required stage, and injected raw {"F": [...]} each raise.

C2-a — Contemplation as a process: /contemplation route over real persisted
  contemplation/runs/*.json (glob reader; honest-empty when absent).

C4-a — Identity continuity (L10/L11): RunDetail.identity_continuity + Runs
  Identity tab, sourced from the real core.engine_identity (engine_identity /
  parent_engine_identity lineage relation, re-derived to verify).

Demo Theater: renders backend-owned proof-promotion + entailment DAGs.

Phase A residue: density preference wired end-to-end (settings → shell → tokens);
  cross-route consistency touch-ups.

Infra: local API CORS now echoes only validated 127.0.0.1/localhost origins
  (hostname-checked, not arbitrary reflection) so Vite fallback ports work.
  Route chunk-split keeps the build warning-free.

Cleanup: corrected the stale ADR-0175 practice-lane assertions (build_report is
  6 correct / 0 wrong / 44 refused after the current serving lane; wrong=0 held)
  and the two registry-derived count tests (LeftNav + CommandPalette 12 → 13 for
  the new Contemplation route).

Docs: runtime_contracts.md (pipeline-record contract), UI-UX-GUIDE,
  api-contract-v1, data-shapes-v1, wave-M-worthiness, phase-a-residue-ledger.

Validation: 106 workbench/practice Python tests green (incl. wrong=0 lane +
  pipeline-record fail-closed guards); 459/459 frontend; pnpm build clean;
  git diff --check clean. No generate.derivation / reliability_gate / stream /
  field.propagate / vault.store imports.
2026-06-13 15:44:31 -07:00
Shay
bdb294eac3 feat(workbench): land B3.5-b/c/d/e — calibration evidence subject, B4a leeway gate, docs; runner-reproducible practice artifact
Completes the Wave M B3.5 consolidation slice (b–e), built on #728.

B3.5-b — calibration as a first-class evidence subject (`calibration_class`,
address `calibration:<class_name>`): RightInspector projection + Evidence
Chain Rail semantics (serving-discipline evidence, not runtime truth).

B3.5-c / B4a — nullable `LeewayEvidence` read model threaded through turn,
replay, cognition-proposal, and math-proposal surfaces, with a shared
absence-honest card. B4 is gated correctly: the tuple exists in typed data but
no producer populates it, so the card renders absence (verified: no non-null
producer in workbench/core/chat).

B3.5-d/e — UI-UX-GUIDE.md, b4-leeway-feasibility-gate.md, phase-a-residue-ledger.md.

Practice artifact — earn-it-for-real (runner-reproducible). The committed
`report.json` (additive earns PROPOSE @0.861, 95/5/50) is now emitted by a
deterministic runner rather than copied from the queue. `propose_runner`
gains `regenerate_practice_artifacts()`, which runs ONE sealed `resolve_pooled`
practice pass and writes BOTH report.json (the per-class ledger the calibration
reader consumes) and ratification_queue.json — two projections of one ledger,
coherent by construction and byte-reproducible. `runner.main()` delegates to
it (lazy import, no cycle), so both entry points produce the identical pair.
This closes the gap where a hand-copied report.json agreed with the queue but
no runner produced it. `resolve_pooled` is the aggressive sealed PROPOSE-regime
scorer (proposal-only/HITL, unsafe for serving, legitimate for
attempt-and-eliminate); wrong=5 is the sealed-practice learning signal, NOT the
serving wrong=0. No serving/derivation/reliability_gate source touched; the
practice lane is not in the serving-frozen SHA gate.

Validated:
- python -m pytest tests/test_workbench_{calibration,journal,replay,schemas}.py -> 31 passed
- python -m pytest tests/ -k "workbench or propose or learning_arena or practice"
  -> 190 passed (3 failing tests in test_adr_0175_phase2_practice_lane.py are
  PRE-EXISTING reds on clean origin/main: stale 4/0/46 assertions on build_report,
  which this change does not touch)
- report.json + ratification_queue.json: deterministic (run1==run2) and
  reproduced byte-identically by both `python -m ...runner` and `...propose_runner`
- pnpm build green; 144 UI tests across calibration/leeway/evidence/replay/
  doctrine-gates/routes-docs-drift all pass
2026-06-13 07:36:44 -07:00