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Shay adopted twelve rulings, struck two, and ratified the ADR-0252 §5 NO-GO.
For several hours afterwards the packet still said PENDING fourteen times,
while PR-3 and PR-3b had already executed against R-7. That is precisely the
failure this arc is about — a record contradicting reality at a load-bearing
point — committed inside the arc whose subject is that failure, and it was
caught by a question rather than by any instrument. Fixing it is the first
item here; the rest of the commit exists so the same gap cannot reopen by
context loss.
50-rulings.md
All fourteen statuses replaced. Twelve carry RULED <choice> with the date
and the deciding authority; R-10 (discharged before the arc) and R-14
(dissolved by N-9) are struck. An adoption block at the head records the
choices, the strikes, the §5 ratification, and the corrected execution
order, plus which rulings have already executed.
50-execution-plan.md
New §2.1 — the adopted docket. The twelve choices, and the execution order
as a ranked table stating why each item sits where it does. The packet
ordered by register number, which interleaves cheap record repairs with
expensive capability work and puts the two zero-risk ADR amendments last;
the corrected order is by what each item unblocks, cheapest first in tier.
Three things that lived only in conversation are now written down:
- the claims register is HELD, deliberately, with its entry criterion —
G-22 showed CLAIMS.md can publish a superseded digest for two days, and
an index over untrustworthy indexed things is the H-9 pattern;
- gate width is promoted from a parenthetical to PR-4b, sized, with
`teaching` recommended alone and the reason being evidence (G-22) rather
than taste — a parenthetical is how fifteen suites became unreachable
without anyone choosing it;
- Track A's ratification creates an obligation the verdict document cannot
discharge: ADR-0252 §6 retires the surface organs "until the
structure-mapper proves out," names no replacement for the NO-GO branch,
and is an instruction rather than a research note. A live instruction
that can never fire is a dead instrument.
Two places where I was about to state a ruling more strongly than it was
made, corrected rather than smoothed over:
- R-11 B is "measure, then re-ask." It authorizes no gate. It owes a
measurement AND a second ruling, and a ruled-but-inert item looks exactly
like a settled one at a glance.
- R-8 C was recommended "with a floor from A applied to the entailed
capability only" and N was never named. PR-14 must carry a proposed N with
its consequence, or land entailed as explicitly unlicensable-pending-N.
Shipping without a floor would license entailment on nine cases through an
omission — the exact outcome C exists to prevent.
Also: §0 corrected from seven corrections to nine (N-8, N-9 were added
during execution and the heading never moved); definition-of-done item 5
struck, because N-9 killed both its halves — smoke.yml parity is not a goal
under AGENTS.md:280, and "no test file hides in full" is unreachable at 747
files without ceremony that changes nothing about what executes.
30-gap-register.md
G-7's open half is 15, not 19: PR-3b took it there by deletion, which costs
no gate time. Points at PR-4b.
AGENTS.md
Nine standing philosophies under the reasoning protocol, per CLAUDE.md's
rule that governance and memory live here. They are the generalization of
what this arc actually cost: less is more; master the small details and the
large ones do not form; a mechanism whose failure state is indistinguishable
from its success state is not a guarantee; a record that contradicts nothing
beats one that impresses; consecutive unclear problems mean the frame is
wrong, not the fix; be quick to investigate yourself, and record the error
next to the fix rather than overwriting it; volume of work is not a licence
for lower diligence; fix what you find or name why not; let the tree settle,
then run the gate once.
Documentation only — no runtime behavior, no test, no pin changes.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01Wcw2pnMBwyvmNyQg4uPEt4
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CORE Documentation Index
This is the central index for all documentation in the CORE project.
Canonical Root Documents
- Whitepaper.md - The CORE architectural and philosophical whitepaper.
- Yellowpaper.md - Technical specifications and mathematical formulation of the CORE engine.
- PROGRESS.md - High-level project progress tracking.
- specs/runtime_contracts.md - Critical invariants and bounds for the runtime execution flow.
Directories
Architecture & Design
- adr/ - Architecture Decision Records (ADRs). The canonical history of all ratified engineering choices.
- architecture/ - High-level architectural documents (e.g., pipelines, schemas).
- analysis/ - Deep dives and master plans for structural changes.
- specs/ - Detailed technical specifications and invariants.
Planning & Progress
- plans/ - Capability roadmaps and implementation plans.
- briefs/ - Project briefs and scoping documents for upcoming work.
- issues/ - Detailed issue analyses and technical reproductions (not standard trackers).
- audit/ - Audit reports and claims ledgers.
Operations & Usage
- examples/ - Usage examples and reference integrations.
- workbench/ - Documentation for the CORE workbench UI and related tooling.
- agents/ - Agent-specific operational guides.
Note regarding
agents/grok/: Operational guide for using Grok 4.3 + Grok Build with CORE. This is not architecture documentation.
Learning & Evaluation
- curriculum/ - Documentation on the teaching/learning order and knowledge progression.
- evals/ - Evaluation methodology and performance criteria documentation.
- benchmarks/ - Benchmark evidence and performance tracking logs.
Historical & Experimental
- sessions/ - Chronological session logs documenting the "decision trail" and intellectual history of major choices.
- handoffs/ - Legacy brief, audit, and investigation notes (historical; the formal HANDOFF mechanism is retired — see AGENTS.md for the current lightweight
session-break-summary-<DATETIME>.mdconvention). - research/ - Raw research notes and preliminary findings.
- lab/ - Experimental content (Warning: Not ratified; must not be referenced as authoritative in production PRs).