ADR-0123-parser-comparison-phrasing as the **surface increment** on
PR #155's substrate (commit c9bd5d4). Closes the last architectural
gap in the comparison-phrasing class: before this commit, the
substrate's solver evaluated comparison problems successfully but
realize() crashed with `unknown operation_kind 'compare_additive'`
when asked for show-your-work prose.
Substrate (PR #155) already shipped:
- `Comparison` typed graph operand
- `compare_additive` / `compare_multiplicative` operation kinds
- parser patterns for the four canonical surfaces
(N more / N fewer / twice / N times / half)
- solver + verifier wiring + pack lemmas
(en-arith-006 compare_additive, en-arith-007 compare_multiplicative)
This surface adds:
- `_compare_additive_sentence(step)` rendering `direction='more'|'fewer'`
- `_compare_multiplicative_sentence(step, entity_units)` rendering
`direction='times'|'fraction'`
- two new branches in `_step_sentence` dispatch
- `_step_sentence` signature widened with optional `entity_units` map
(derived once-per-trace in `realize()` from `graph_initial_state`)
- ADR-0123-parser-comparison-phrasing.md (~15 invariants, substrate
+ surface decomposition rationale, multi-construction barrier
inheritance)
- 26 invariants pinned across canonical surfaces, plurality
independence, byte-determinism, refusal discipline, and
backwards-compatibility with the pre-comparison realizer templates
End-to-end pipeline now operates on all four canonical comparison
shapes:
parse_problem(
"Alice has 5 apples. Bob has 3 more apples than Alice. "
"How many apples does Bob have?"
) -> solve() -> realize().as_prose() ->
"Alice has 5 apples. Bob has 3 more apples than Alice, giving Bob
a total of 8 apples. Bob has 8 apples."
Measurement (this PR):
- 26/28 direct ADR-0123 tests pass; 2 skipped (CORE_HOLDOUT_KEY)
- `core eval cognition` byte-identical: 100/100/100/100
- ADR-0118 stepped-realizer templates re-render byte-identically
- Substrate measurements continue to hold
Honest non-result: sealed `correct_rate` stays at 0/1319. The
realizer cannot create matches the parser refuses; the multi-
construction barrier the substrate ADR documented holds at the
surface layer too. Cumulative lift signal expected only after the
3rd/4th foundational class lands (per ADR-0121's revised
sequencing). `wrong == 0` holds by construction — realizer only
renders successful traces.
Pre-existing failure noted (not introduced by this PR):
`tests/test_adr_0085_gloss_aware_cause.py::test_flag_off_metrics_byte_identical`
fails on substrate base (c9bd5d4) without these changes — an
ADR-0085 cognition baseline drift unrelated to the realizer.
Phase 4 of the ADR-0114 GSM8K-math roadmap. Consumes a SolutionTrace
and emits one sentence per step plus setup + answer sentences. Pure
function; same trace → byte-equal RealizedTrace.
What landed
generate/math_realizer.py
- realize(initial_state, trace) -> RealizedTrace
- Frozen RealizedTrace dataclass with canonical_bytes() + as_prose()
- Per-kind sentence rules (add / subtract / transfer / multiply×2 /
multiply×3 / multiply-general / divide)
- Singular/plural surface rule matches parser canonicalization
- Typed RealizerError on unrecognized step kinds
tests/test_math_realizer.py — 60 cases pinning five invariants:
1. All 50 dev-set cases realize without error
2. Determinism: byte-equal RealizedTrace across two calls
3. Setup sentence count == initial_state count
4. Step sentence count == operation count
5. Answer sentence contains the resolved value + unit
ADR-0114a obligation discharge update
ADR-0118 hardens determinism (#9) across a third layer (realizer)
and makes #3 / #10 human-inspectable via the prose surface. No
obligation is directly newly discharged by ADR-0118; it's substrate
for ADR-0119 GSM8K eval lane.
Round-trippability of the prose through the parser is explicitly
out of scope for this phase. The trace is the verifiable artifact
(ADR-0117); the prose is human-readable documentation.
Tests: 60 new realizer cases; 546 total green across realizer +
parser + solver + verifier + OOD; 67/67 smoke green.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Shay