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561facce43 CB-WP-0022 T05/T06/T07: the register, and what its first run found
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T05. tools/design.py, make design, and the register in GroundRules.md --
14 rows, no new file, because ADR-0012 D2 made §Underdetermined the
register rather than building one beside it.

Backfill was the test and it caught two things the ADR did not have.

First, a `role` column. The first report alarmed on U2 and was wrong to:
U2's scenario is green BECAUSE the provisional default it documents is
implemented, which says nothing about whether ground-game agrees. GR-E01's
was a counterexample that went green. Same colour, opposite meaning -- a
register that cannot tell them apart either alarms constantly or never.
Only a green counterexample alarms. Folded back into GameDesign §1.3.

Second, it contradicted the survey. CB-RES-0007 said "six of the ten
already have provisional scenarios." Measured -- grep -lE "\bU<n>\b" over
scenarios/ground -- exactly ONE U-item names itself. Five provisional
scenarios exist and four probably encode U-item defaults, but the mapping
is not written down, so it is not checkable. Same defect class as the
wrong premises, found inside the survey that proposed the fix. Now a
reported debt: open, lacking a reproduction: 9, target 0.

design.py carries the control design-baseline.py never had, asserted
directly: a row citing a nonexistent file must not count as reproduced,
using the exact path 2da19a4 deleted -- which the old tool called green.
design-baseline.py is marked superseded rather than deleted; it is the
evidence for how a wrong number got into a survey.

T06. The report is a FILE in ground-game under GROUND-WP-0002, committed
there, with a hub message that only points at it. It asks for no ruling:
it carries GR-E01's withdrawal, our reproduction debt, and two notes that
are explicitly not findings.

And it had to acknowledge something nobody anticipated. GROUND-WP-0002 is
finished -- all ten U-items were RULED 2026-08-03, every one confirmed as
the default we simulate, plus five of six provisional scenarios. The
survey said "0 of 10 ruled" two days later and this register was built
saying `reported`. That is the unread-inbox failure running in the
opposite direction: they answered and we did not collect it. The
instrument's first run surfaced it. They are `ruled`, not `applied` --
lifting the now-settled provisional flags is owed and is not done, and
make design shows them open until it is.

T07. evidence/CB-EV-0021. Two of six catches in this pass came from
execution rather than process (the role distinction from building it, the
ten uncollected rulings from running it), which is InnerLoop §Design
goal's prediction holding.

make self-tests, facts-check, loop-lint: clean.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-05 15:22:33 +02:00
b4f51effad CB-WP-0022 T04: specs/GameDesign.md -- what a reproduction must show
Not a register; ADR-0012 D2 put that in GroundRules §Underdetermined. This
spec says what may go in it, what a reproduction must show, how a finding
dies, and how a trial game is run.

§1.2 is written against evidence rather than principle. A finding must
print the rows behind any number it claims, and the spec carries the table
of what shipped instead: a sum ("12 in the file"), a green scenario
("4/6/9 against 5/7/9"), and a condition named without checking which one
fired ("SOLVE on a face-down Problem"). "12" was arithmetically defensible
and still wrong about the game -- that sentence is the requirement.

§1.3's target is 0 reproductions that have gone green while open. GR-E01
would have tripped it four days before a human caught it by hand.

No baseline rate is quoted. The 33% was withdrawn by C2 and the first
honest denominator is T05's backfill; quoting a new number from a
discredited instrument is how the first one got in.

The trial protocol costs one flag: cb-play --record already writes a
finished game as a scenario, so a trial is that plus a sibling .md in the
player's own words. An observation is a NOTE until it has a reproduction,
and notes may not cross the repo boundary and expire at 30 days on the
existing provisional-age machinery. The maintainer's "I felt it was too
easy but then we lost" is the case the protocol is shaped around --
forcing it into a schema at the moment of observation would lose it.

loop-lint: no findings.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-05 15:07:38 +02:00