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Claude
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feat(wave-1): retire the dead instruments, delete the aliases nobody calls (PR-3, PR-3b, R-7)
Wave 1 — delete — run before more Wave 2 enforcement, correcting the method
inversion this arc had been committing: the plan sequences scrub -> DELETE ->
enforce, and Wave 1 was ruling-blocked while Wave 2 was not, so enforcement
landed first on structures deletion might have removed.

PR-3 (R-7 ruled A)
  docs/gaps.md and docs/audit/substrate-liveness-ratchet.md carry historical
  banners that name H-9's own mechanism as the reason they exist: an instrument
  that looks authoritative converts "I should check" into "I already checked".
  The ratchet's seven OPEN items — W-003, W-005, W-007, W-008, W-009, W-017,
  W-018, every one L10-chained — migrated into G-5 WITH their dependency
  chains, because that reasoning is the ratchet's lasting contribution and its
  status column is not.

  One deliverable could not be executed as written and is recorded rather than
  claimed: L12 has NO in-repo generator to drop it from. The system map is
  local and gitignored (D5 — a regeneratable index carrying no authority), so
  the phantom existed only there and in one taxonomy row. That row now records
  the ruling instead of the flag.

PR-3b — new, and it corrected its own author
  Added when PR-4's two ratchets made the question unavoidable: what exactly
  are they policing? Measured: 21 curated suites, 9 holding exactly ONE file,
  12 holding <=4, and 2 reachable from any gate.

  I proposed cutting ~11. The evidence supported FOUR. cognition, teaching,
  packs and algebra are named in AGENTS.md's own pre-merge-gate instruction;
  fast, pulse and proof in the CLI's help text; phase5, phase6, adr-0024, math
  and formation in READMEs and ADRs. Deleting those breaks documented commands
  — worse than the sprawl. Taking the 4 the evidence supports, rather than the
  11 I had already said out loud, is the whole point.

  Deleted: refusal, margin, rotor, inner-loop. Zero --suite references anywhere
  in code, docs, ADRs, workflows or CLI help. Per-phase ADR-0024 aliases
  offered so reviewers could run a phase independently; nothing ever did. All
  seven of their files remain covered by adr-0024 — verified BEFORE the cut —
  so nothing was orphaned and no coverage moved.

  21 -> 17 suites. Pin 3's gate-unreachable gap 19 -> 15 BY DELETION, which
  costs no gate time at all, versus promotion which costs it every run. An
  alias nobody calls is not a curation decision; it is one more name that has
  to be kept true, and two ratchets were policing these.

Registers: H-9 CLOSED, PR-3 and PR-3b marked LANDED, G-5 carries the seven
migrated items, the taxonomy's L12 row records the ruling.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Wcw2pnMBwyvmNyQg4uPEt4
2026-07-28 05:40:45 +00:00
Claude
065826c556
feat(tests): pin 3 — a curated suite no gate invokes is not a guarantee (PR-4, G-7)
PR-4's membership ratchet closed "no new orphans". Within the hour this arc's
first full-tree run found tests/test_ratification_ceremony.py RED, in the
curated suite `teaching`, invoked by NO gate tier. Membership was satisfied and
bought nothing — which is exactly the objection PR-4 itself raised against
G-7's original formulation: a curated suite nobody runs is the same
non-guarantee as `full` wearing a different name. The fix had the same blind
spot as the thing it fixed.

Measured: 21 curated suites, 2 gate-reachable (smoke, deductive). The gap is
NINETEEN, not the handful first estimated.

Shipped as baseline + ratchet, sized to the measurement rather than the rule:
19 `post-merge-only` justifications written in one sitting is the ceremony
failure already rejected for the 749-file membership baseline. The pin freezes
the gap, fails on growth, enforces both directions (a promoted suite must leave
the baseline), pins the count, and — critically — VERIFIES ITS DECLARED GATE
SET AGAINST THE SHELL (pre-push / local-ci.sh), so it cannot go vacuous the way
a scan that silently matches nothing does (N-1's class, three false conclusions
in this repo so far).

Two sabotages observed red: a new curated suite with no gate caller, and a
GATE_SUITES value drifted from the scripts it claims to describe. The second
correctly cascaded into two failures, which is the anti-vacuity guard working.

What pin 3 deliberately does NOT do: decide which of the 19 belong on the gate.
That costs gate time and is a decision, not an engineering task. Recorded as the
open half of G-7. `teaching` is the concrete first candidate — it just shipped a
red ratification pin that no gate ran.

Process note: a gate run was invalidated by editing the tree mid-run for the
third time today. Stopped with TaskStop rather than pkill this time, which
reaped cleanly instead of leaving the orphaned wait-loop that ran for 2h16m
earlier. All edits now land before any run starts.

Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Wcw2pnMBwyvmNyQg4uPEt4
2026-07-28 05:29:46 +00:00