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lab/runs/*.md with sealed:, no outcome:, no blocked_on: and no running: — a run with compute in flight is Running, not here

—138(T) On fresh full-side draws of H8 at L = 6561, does the 3/2 tooth (k = 3) survive every member of the declared set of backgrounds when both steps are modelled?a score

Held

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any record with a non-empty blocked_on: or state: draft — the sentence in it is the display text

42d017Is the walk-run transition Froude number the kinematic ceiling, or a biological constant?literature assembly — per species at the transition, speed, leg length under one consistent definition, and stride length
42d026Does the triple-correlation bias in the Liouville sums survive to 10⁹, and does per-scale information stay flat?a programme that claims it — held by the owner's decision, 2026-10-07, after the console's first alarm (RUN.AGE, 24 days open with no draw); no programme owns the Liouville thread, and a run nobody is chasing is not drawn
42d027Does the swirl component grow without bound in the axisymmetric run, or saturate?a prediction and a falsifier, and the dt defect below — recompute dt inside the loop
41d028Does "completion and algebraic closure don't commute at p" have a rate?the sequence-independence clause — the same element through a second approximating sequence (CASE-07's follow-up); until then the run is held, not scored

Running

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running: <machine or chat>, <since> — set when compute starts, removed at scoring

Open probes

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probes/*.md with state: open, oldest first

45dP-001Chain decay of Ω-class correlations in blocksa discriminating test
45dP-002Ω-parity organisation of block fluctuations vs. the sieve parity problema discriminating test
44dP-003Does the index theorem straddle two licence mechanisms, or reduce to one?a discriminating test
44dP-004Positivity's two roles: does it produce data or remove a hypothesis?a discriminating test
42dP-005Do the two singular limits commute — c → ∞ and ν → 0?a discriminating test
41dP-006Does the chromatic/anonymous discriminator turn the false-friends list into a decision procedure?a discriminating test
41dP-007Does the Differential roster have a seat for the friction itself, or only for its explanation?a discriminating test
41dP-008Is there no exceptional scale for dyadic Chowla sums?a discriminating test
41dP-009Are the two live twin-prime bets two halves of one statement?a discriminating test
41dP-010Determined but uncomputable — a fifth magnitude slot, or a different axis?a discriminating test
41dP-011Is rediscovery count correlated with namelessness?a discriminating test
41dP-012Interferometric access gives shape without magnitudea discriminating test
40dP-013Does the T/G/P/M family split have a stated domain?a discriminating test
40dP-015Are dimensionless constants special values of L-functions?a discriminating test
40dP-016Are cooling and a clock one mechanism?a discriminating test
40dP-017Does Collatz need all primes (an adelic obstruction)?a discriminating test
40dP-018Is causal bracketing an instance of non-associativity, or an interpretive gloss?a discriminating test
40dP-019Does every computable magnitude come through a convex dual?a discriminating test
40dP-020Is the Brauer–Manin obstruction an instance of the anonymous fixed-point obstruction?a discriminating test
40dP-021R1's recorded prior: a sealed bet on a run never executeda discriminating test
35dP-022Are the topological-existence and constructive-arithmetic halves one phenomenon or two tools?a discriminating test
35dP-023Gap-spacing prediction — 2/5, with the diagnosed fix never builta discriminating test
28dP-024Codimension c is classified by π_{c−1} — settled as a coordinate, held pending a novel absencea discriminating test
28dP-025Topological protection conserves non-locality — the measure is the distance exponent, and the frontier has an open cornera discriminating test
28dP-026Primes upstairs, zeros downstairs — the growth trichotomy as a prime-number-theorem / Riemann-hypothesis dichotomy on the host grapha discriminating test
28dP-027Can the staircase of a deep linear network's loss be read backwards, as a measurement of a chosen spectrum?a discriminating test
28dP-028Is the period-doubling past the edge of stability Feigenbaum's cascade, and in what dimension does that stop holding?a discriminating test
28dP-029Is the double-descent spike at p = n quantitatively the Marchenko–Pastur edge?a discriminating test
28dP-030Do a primality classifier's residual errors fingerprint its algorithm — Fermat pseudoprimes for a Fermat-like test, no-small-factor composites for a sieve?a discriminating test
28dP-031Grokking multiplication on the units of Z/561 — which characters appear when the group is not cyclic and no discrete log exists?a discriminating test
28dP-032Do a learned Franklin involution's errors concentrate exactly on the pentagonal-number shapes where the map is undefined?a discriminating test
28dP-033Under weight decay, does a partition-recurrence readout become sparse exactly on the generalized pentagonal lags, with alternating-pair signs?a discriminating test
28dP-034Eta's coefficients indexed by n versus by m — is one coordinate trivial and the other near-impossible?a discriminating test
28dP-035Are learning-curve shapes exactly two kinds — spectral readouts and competitions between coexisting solutions?a discriminating test
27dP-043A growth axis on one tree — five self-similar groups on the binary tree, the nucleus as the coordinate, and the claim that nucleus size predicts which instruments movea discriminating test
27dP-045A quantum walk on the intermediate-growth cell — is the boundary a quasicrystal and the bulk a flat-band localizer, or is the analogy decorative?a discriminating test
26dP-047How far is each carpet from a pure composition — is the drift in its pair slopes, and the misplacement of carpet B, a measurement of the commutator between crossing a block and crossing the arrangement of blocks?a discriminating test
26dP-048Taken as true, "the cut constant c sets the one-block miss" contradicts itself across block sizes — so is the block renormalization of an infinitely ramified carpet converging to its percolation exponent at all?a discriminating test
24dP-049The ramification ladder — between the one-bit recursion and the carpet lie finitely ramified relatives on which the crossing recursion is exact; climb them and see where the carpet's turn, and its exponent, first appeara discriminating test
24dP-050The census read without a question — the one-block fixed point overshoots every lattice threshold by a fixed amount set by the ring share of the pivotal set; the exponents fan around y₉ and are still falling everywherea discriminating test
22dP-051The ladder made continuous — give the links across block seams their own chance; the contact set between blocks then has a dimension between 0 (a rung) and 1 (the carpet), and ramification becomes a diala discriminating test
22dP-052The dial that varies across the sample — gradient percolation on a carpet; one configuration locates the threshold and its sharpness, and the front should carry the holes' imprint at every factor of ninea discriminating test
22dP-053A dial for every block — each block has its own crossing point and its neighbours shift it; the shift is a small table with one entry per pair of sides, and how fast the table settles is the correction the one-exponent scaling lacksa discriminating test
22dP-054Invasion — grow the crossing from the left side by always opening the easiest link; it finds each draw's crossing point without a dial, its forced links and bursts are a second exponent, and the burst sizes on a carpet carry a ripple with the period of the hierarchya discriminating test
22dP-055Bits left in the table — compress the census with the one-block polynomial as the codebook and count what stays; PG-01's "finite number of boundary bits" becomes a number read from stored data, and columns that compress together are one objecta discriminating test

Owner decisions

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decision: — a question only the owner can answer, removed when answered

—DATABASE-AUDITdoc — no display state, no ageApprove §3's role statement as a section of docs/DATABASE.md, and the actions in §4?
—DICTIONARY-AUDITdoc — no display state, no ageApprove the remaining relabels — (T) → (D) on §16, §21–22, §28, §43 — and a status-key line defining 'computed' as observed in a sandbox, unsealed?
—PROGRAMME-AUDITdoc — no display state, no ageApprove §6's and §7.7's actions — the glossary rows and programme vocabulary blocks, the fold-in in Distilled, the integration pass, the leak check and the matcher, the queue fields, and the runner's build order?
—REPO-AUDITdoc — no display state, no ageApprove §5's data policy (samples untracked from a cut date, sidecars always) and §6's actions, in the order given?
27dP-043A growth axis on one tree — five self-similar groups on the binary tree, the nucleus as the coordinate, and the claim that nucleus size predicts which instruments moveIs the G_ω run still wanted after runs 043 and 047 measured the growth axis on five groups — and if so, which two ω?

Stale citations

45 stale by date · 1 contradicted by value · 1234 citations checked, 9 of them ticked checklist items · dates in America/Phoenix

A document R is stale on record X when R cites X by id and X’s state:, outcome:, resolved: or retired: changed in a commit later than R’s own last commit. Both sides are git commit instants, parsed before they are compared; the changed field is found by reading X’s frontmatter at each commit, not by whether the file was touched. A record whose condition never changed returns its creation, and then the line says created, never scored. Where the two instants share a local day the time is shown too.

097bench.md:280
same side twice; 2, 4 and 4 of each). Those three kinds are the table run 097 records.

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096bench.md:481
written. 4 and 6: run 096's draft.

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029classics.md:88
zeta-zeros course and to run 029's spectral statistics.

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105docs/BANDS.md:75
2026-10-07 — filed. GUARD.WAIT at 6, not the mockup's 18: on run 105 the guard waited 30 times against a threshold

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100docs/DATABASE-AUDIT.md:29
rows are run 100's, pre-registered for an open run — the rule working as written.

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101docs/DATABASE-AUDIT.md:35
rows and is loaded by hand; run 101's run101.json and gates101.json have none. Twenty-two scored

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023docs/ENGINEERING-LEG.md:40
It would have caught the L=28 NaN before the run.** Run 023's L=28 leg returned a NaN because the transfer operator had no eigenvalue on that grid — a substrate refusal, not a verdict, and the tool misreported it as `FAI

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101docs/PROGRAMME-AUDIT.md:51
PG-02 objects | seam, free coset, kind (two senses), flippable, independently flippable, exact part, rest/remainder, frame, family, orbit, trap, W_n, dust, layer, fibre of the level map, twin, basin, stratum | run 101's

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CASE-31docs/PROGRAMME-AUDIT.md:648
line when a queued case's run has started drawing or will report within a day — *"CASE-31 is queued and

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102docs/PROGRAMME-AUDIT.md:649
run 102 reports tomorrow; press before then."* It sends nothing when the queue is empty. The task is created

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100docs/PROGRAMME-AUDIT.md:797
control (i)–(v) | 01, 03, run 100 :13 | used, never defined as a term | a numbered pre-condition whose failure withdraws or de-scores | OPS.md:241 statistical control; :490 positive control |

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100docs/REPO-AUDIT.md:59
runs 095 and 100, and is enforced by hand ("files over 5 MB"), so run 100's five 48 MB files sit

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101docs/REPO-AUDIT.md:315
(c22840a), so run 101's script: line could carry main() again. 36 of 36 node checks, python3 -m tests

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025docs/RUNG-AUDIT.md:65
§8.2 mechanism instances — Tsirelson 2.8284271, sphere-packing d=8/24, bootstrap, Motzkin/SDP, run 025 | R | → new notes/N-0NN-bound-mechanism-instances.md. |

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105docs/compute-environment.md:63
M5** | MacBook Pro, Apple M5, arm64 | 10 (4 performance, 6 efficiency) | 16 GiB | 5cf50dc6a4ede1d1abbf6082bbacfbdc | H7 (2187): 30.4 samples/s at 9 threads (run 100); H9 (19,683): 0.178/s at 2 threads, 5.99 GB peak (ru

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102docs/compute-environment.md:101
BernoullisBook's slowing from piece to piece in run 102 (57,198 → 61,792 s) is the same instructions at more

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023docs/design/2026-09-21-make_site.md:111
Keying on the state alone mislabels run 023, which is open with a blocked_on.

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085docs/design/2026-10-01-make_site.previews/K-programme-big.html:179
<div class="line"><span class="lid"><span class="id">S1</span></span><span style="flex:1;max-width:34rem"><div class="body-tight"><b>Block independence.</b> The one-block map: a block&#x27;s crossing is independent of it

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085docs/design/2026-10-01-make_site.previews/K-programme.html:179
<div class="line"><span class="lid"><span class="id">S1</span></span><span style="flex:1;max-width:34rem"><div class="body-tight"><b>Block independence.</b> The one-block map: a block&#x27;s crossing is independent of it

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105docs/design/2026-10-07-resonance-console.md:17
programmes, one draw in flight on the M5 (run 105, piece 1 of 8) and one sealed and not started on

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102docs/design/2026-10-07-resonance-console.md:18
BernoullisBook (run 102). Every value on every screen was read off disk that morning and is printed

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105docs/design/2026-10-07-resonance-console.previews/A-L1-alarm.html:127
<div class="alarmline"><svg viewBox="0 0 16 16" width="13" height="13" style="color:#96241f;flex:none;margin-top:4px"><path d="M3.2 3.2 12.8 12.8 M12.8 3.2 3.2 12.8" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="2.6" stroke-lineca

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105docs/design/2026-10-07-resonance-console.previews/A-L1-large.html:127
<div class="alarmline quiet"><svg viewBox="0 0 16 16" width="13" height="13" style="color:#1d6440;flex:none;display:block" aria-hidden="true"><circle cx="8" cy="8" r="6.4" fill="currentColor"/></svg><div class="body"><sp

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105docs/design/2026-10-07-resonance-console.previews/A-L1-normal.html:127
<div class="alarmline quiet"><svg viewBox="0 0 16 16" width="13" height="13" style="color:#1d6440;flex:none;display:block" aria-hidden="true"><circle cx="8" cy="8" r="6.4" fill="currentColor"/></svg><div class="body"><sp

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105docs/design/2026-10-07-resonance-console.previews/B-L3-m5.html:127
<div class="alarmline"><svg viewBox="0 0 16 16" width="13" height="13" style="color:#96241f;flex:none;margin-top:4px"><path d="M3.2 3.2 12.8 12.8 M12.8 3.2 3.2 12.8" stroke="currentColor" stroke-width="2.6" stroke-lineca

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107docs/design/2026-10-19-transfer-operator-svd.md:59
Built by a tool chat on the M5 across two sessions: paused on 2026-10-19 (22:00) for run 107's compute after 44 jobs, whose outputs were lost because the script wrote only at the end (the brief never said "write per job"

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108docs/design/2026-10-21-theme-layer.md:43
symmetry | present / broken / hidden | the block (PG-01's four absences) | the transfer operator's T = M Tᵀ M check; the Laplacian's irreps (run 108) |

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107docs/design/2026-10-22-symmetry-ladder.md:55
Every census pattern is D4-symmetric.** census068.py lists symmetric patterns only; the 1/4/8 orbit sizes the codifier remembered are the cell orbits of the 15-cell wedge, not pattern orbits; census068.json has no

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135docs/design/2026-10-24-db-catch-up.md:68
the loader ingests what a RESULTS file states and computes nothing. **From run 135 on, both families should

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097docs/explainer-carpets-pictures.html:105
<section class="rec" id="p1"><div class="app"><b>PLATE 1</b><span>the objects</span><span>T and X</span></div><div class="body"><h2>Two patterns carry the whole programme</h2><p>Each pattern is a 9 × 9 grid with 17 cells

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CASE-14docs/rung-vocabulary-v3.54.md:1445
Whether this is the general mechanism — whether the same argument explains why Donaldson invariants are not traces — is exactly CASE-14's open question and is not settled by it. One of the three instances now has a r

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CASE-11docs/rung-vocabulary-v3.54.md:1532
C11(a)** | CASE-11 resolves: a Γ-product indexed by class-group characters is not Poisson summation on a lattice |

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110docs/v5-plan.md:237
PN-009 | CASE-31 | the sign of the lean follows minimum-wall size C against shortest-path length l, not the wall count N (found: the diamond (b,s) grid, run 110; the 63 generators' C(1) against l = 8); the second-crossin

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109docs/v5-plan.md:237
PN-009 | CASE-31 | the sign of the lean follows minimum-wall size C against shortest-path length l, not the wall count N (found: the diamond (b,s) grid, run 110; the 63 generators' C(1) against l = 8); the second-crossin

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126docs/walk/2026-10-21-owner-thread-spectra-classification.md:102
36. The blind chat's second answer (19:42). σ on the full n × n grid at p = 0.5 is 2.83e−4, 1.15e−4 and 8.05e−5 for n = 3, 5, 7, with a forecast of about 7e−5 at n = 9. σ(p) peaks near 0.23, not at the fixed point; w

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127docs/walk/2026-10-21-owner-thread-spectra-classification.md:111
k → ∞ at the crisis (run 127);

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107docs/walk/2026-10-21-owner-thread-spectra-classification.md:119
Where it costs: the census's 63 are D4 orbits worked by representatives (orbit size never a statistic; run 107's wall-entry classes cut across the D4 classes and the relation between the two quotients was never written);

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126docs/walk/2026-10-23-today-in-plain-words.md:73
Applied to our 63 patterns from their shapes alone, the rule predicts an exact count for each. Run 126 counts them.

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129docs/walk/2026-10-24-arc-period-three.md:60
The "0.84" seen at k ≤ 64 is λ minus an exact 1/√k offset from the half-integer window edges, still climbing. Run 129 tests all four limits at k = 72–128.

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130docs/walk/2026-10-24-the-comb-in-plain-words.md:34
What run 130 asks.** It fits the four lowest teeth all at once, on fresh random draws, on a bigger carpet (L = 2187). Two things must hold:

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131docs/walk/2026-10-24-the-comb-in-plain-words.md:44
2. One-way pairs on fresh blocks (run 131)

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129docs/walk/2026-10-24-the-comb-in-plain-words.md:54
Run 129, the four constants at the period-three crisis, is computing on the M5 and will finish this afternoon. Runs 130 and 131 queue behind it, because the M5 has 16 GB.

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132docs/walk/2026-10-24-today-in-plain-words.md:41
What the block operator can't see (formation, then run 132).** Two different cell flips can give exactly the same operator. A reader found the rule. Strip the block's graph to the links that matter: drop dead ends, merge

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108docs/walk/WALK-README.md:49
FLOW.md | D3; the lead leaves the frontmatter (body section "Not part of the seal", lab prompts say "do not read past it"); precision of a prediction scales with the stage (the devil's advocate answered); the intake st

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029primers.md:115
the corrected one. **Run 029's own expectation of 73 levels at R = 50 came from LMFDB directly

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Contradicted by value

R states an outcome word beside a run id that is not the run’s outcome — run 9xx — confirmed, confirmed by run 9xx, run 9xx scored confirmed. Only those shapes. No dates involved.

lab/runs/105-h-19683-prediction.md says falsified beside run 100; the record says confirmed — “falsified by run 100”

Unverified citations

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a literature claim flagged from memory or unverified, with an attribution in the same clause; it waits for a pinned citation. The rule, its drops and the bibliography are on Citations.

044Why the boundary prediction is the one that matters. A Cantor spectral measure with fractal dimension D bounds the spreading (Ketzmerick–Petschel–Geisel, from memory: β ≥ D₂-type bounds) between localization and ballistic transport;name: Ketzmerick–Petschel–Geisellab/runs/044-quantum-walk-on-the-cell.md:29
047that Basilica's Schreier graphs approximate its Julia set and IMG(z² + i)'s approximate a dendrite (Nekrashevych's limit spaces, from memory);name: Basilica, Nekrashevychlab/runs/047-growth-axis-in-transport.md:24
047that Aleshin's automaton is bireversible and its Schreier graphs are expected to be expander-like (Glasner–Mozes, from memory, unverified — the falsifier carries the risk).name: Aleshin, Glasner–Mozeslab/runs/047-growth-axis-in-transport.md:24
047The Ketzmerick–Petschel–Geisel inequality β ≥ D₂ (from memory) holds in every row, and γ tracks D₂ as the time-averaged return probability should;name: Ketzmerick–Petschel–Geisellab/runs/047-growth-axis-in-transport.md:75
110(iv) the House's reported values are reproduced to 2 decimals at n = 18: (2,3) +0.11, (3,3) −0.16, (4,2) −0.51 (a mismatch is reported, not withdrawing: the House's computation is unverified).name: Houselab/runs/110-diamond-grid-sign-rule.md:1
110wall time. pre_seal_glimpse: the House's five values above, from PN-009, computed by an agent whose blindness is unverified;name: Houselab/runs/110-diamond-grid-sign-rule.md:1
113- name: (ii) test: no group's chain uses a containment the report marks as unverified or disputed (the HS report's rejected Hoffman–Singleton line; the Fi24′ report's "implied not stated") computed_on: the reports' own caveat sentences, read before sealing value: two caveats found (HS, Fi24′);name: Hoffman–Singletonlab/runs/113-inherited-predicate.md:32
N-025(Attributions from memory; verify before citing.)names its own attributionnotes/N-025-nonorientable-sees-2-torsion.md:122
N-035What is known, from memory and to be verified before any of it is cited: bounded activity ⇒ amenable (Bartholdi–Kaimanovich–Nekrashevych);name: Bartholdi–Kaimanovich–Nekrashevychnotes/N-035-sequential-circuit-reading.md:53
N-039a speculative physics chain with every attribution unverified tags: method, vocabulary, duality, rigidity, grokking, model-merging, self-organized-criticality, loop-in, unverified related: algebra-geometry-dictionary.md, docs/rung-vocabulary-v3.54.md, probes/P-019, probes/P-027, probes/P-035, probesnames its own attributionnotes/N-039-loop-in-grokking-chat.md:1
N-039it checked its vocabulary claims against the repo by grep and marked its physics attributions unverified.names its own attributionnotes/N-039-loop-in-grokking-chat.md:13
N-0393. Physics chain — speculative, every attribution unverified. Recorded so it is not re-derived, not as a record.names its own attributionnotes/N-039-loop-in-grokking-chat.md:47
P-043The occupants — all on the same tree, all built from a wreath recursion (every recursion below is from memory and MUST be verified against a primary source before the builder is written; the builder reports the source it used):names its own attributionprobes/P-043-second-occupant-G-omega.md:27
P-052(Sapoval, Rosso and Gouyet, J. Phys. Lett. (Paris) 46, L149 (1985), as cited in arXiv:cond-mat/0210106. Checked 2026-10-03: that paper states σ_f ∝ L_g^(ν/(1+ν)) with L_g the inverse gradient, 4/7 on the square, and attributes it to Sapoval, Rosso and Gouyet 1985 and 1989; the flag "from memory, ujournal · yearprobes/P-052-gradient-dial.md:28

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42dTODO.md:102Register zeta-zeros-rmt as a course.Blocked on a decision — mine
42dTODO.md:121Reconcile the Differential's target-form taxonomy with the framework's.Blocked on a decision — mine
42dTODO.md:163Harvest the twin-prime chatWork, not tooling
42dTODO.md:167Harvest Arithmetic PhysicsWork, not tooling
42dTODO.md:170Harvest the video-inventory tailWork, not tooling
42dTODO.md:172Recover CASE-20's panel recordWork, not tooling
42dTODO.md:179Get algebra-geometry-dictionary.md into the repo.Work, not tooling
42dTODO.md:250027 — axisymmetric swirl.Runs
42dTODO.md:252017 — gait Froude.Runs
42dTODO.md:255Start the grokking-on-mod-p run.Runs
42dTODO.md:264Get three v4 identity claims into the map as structural lens edges.Framework
42dTODO.md:266Decide where v4's taxonomy lives.Framework
42dTODO.md:268information-theory is broader than the statement that forced it.Framework
42dTODO.md:271Translate the sweep's proposed map additions into domain-math.js.Framework
42dTODO.md:688Extend the GitHub token expiry — dies Mon 21 Sep.Small
41dTODO.md:105Automate the lab-site regen — fold lab/index.html into build-all.sh or a git hook so it can't drift.Blocked on a decision — mine
41dTODO.md:136Decide whether run scripts live at the repo root or under scripts/, and move all or none.Blocked on a decision — mine
41dTODO.md:175Pull down cases as they are referenced.Work, not tooling
41dTODO.md:246Segment liouville_1e9.py before scaling past 10⁹.Runs
41dTODO.md:277Build the vocabulary-audit check — audit the codifying language by frequency.Framework
41dTODO.md:598Point the vocabulary audit at the rung vocabulary first.Framework
41dTODO.md:632Build the HTML production viewFramework
39dTODO.md:51Read the merged bundle on the device and answer the question it was built to ask.Blocked on a decision — mine
39dTODO.md:59Stage 2 of the diagram work: v5 as a textbook chapter — gated on stage 1 rendering legibly.Blocked on a decision — mine
39dTODO.md:71Fetch the three selected papers into reading/.Blocked on a decision — mine
35dTODO.md:83Resolve the ~/Math_Map vs ~/mapofmath split — one copy of every script, symlinked.Blocked on a decision — mine
35dTODO.md:333Hyperlinked planner navigation for the review bundles.Framework
35dTODO.md:348Design pipeline — in this order, and behind the generator-bank trial.Framework
35dTODO.md:480status.sh — one command that shows every active run.Framework
35dTODO.md:509[Only if status.sh proves worth it] A runs section on the lab page.Framework
35dTODO.md:582Build the generator bankFramework
35dTODO.md:590Seed the Physics generator — it is held, not built.Framework
35dTODO.md:690Batch cleanup — do these together, not one at a time.Small
34dTODO.md:236CASE-18 follow-on — L = 26 is unresolved and L = 30 has an explanation that needs checking.Runs
34dTODO.md:431[Claude Code] make-course-bundle.sh — one merged PDF per course in courses/src/.Framework
34dTODO.md:450Classics cadence — one classic for every two or three run-driven readings.Framework
34dTODO.md:459Prerequisite map — prerequisites: on every open case and run, then a query.py view.Framework
34dTODO.md:470Queued, after the prerequisite map: close the loop from a miss back into study.Framework
29dTODO.md:418[Decision] probes/ has no page, so P-nnn in body text is now plain text.Framework
28dTODO.md:144Decide how the lab site stops going stale — lab/make_site.py is in no automation.Blocked on a decision — mine
28dTODO.md:220Probe candidate from N-034: the relator squares as the host's local geometry — trap (Kuramoto), obstruction (unique neighbours), prime (cogrowth), seam (bisection).Runs
28dTODO.md:227Health: any commit that adds or removes tracked files is followed by python manifest.py --write and a commit of MANIFEST.md alone; the workflow fails otherwise.Runs
27dTODO.md:209krasner-degree-growth is held on its sequence-independence clause (CASE-07's follow-up): the same element through a second approximating sequence; BernoullisBook, minutes.Runs
27dTODO.md:705Site build, what the one-site build (2026-09-28, 19c1f7c…03b1360) left open.Small
1dTODO.md:657Q3 band line: an exact seal on back-reading predictions P1 to P3Small
1dTODO.md:659E4 proper.Small
1dTODO.md:661The language pass's second instance:Small
1dTODO.md:671The premise owed for E3, and the residues design:Small
1dTODO.md:673Units, left over from the 20:40 tool chat:Small
0dTODO.md:650Reseal the H8 comb (run 137 withdrawn, 2026-10-25).Small
0dTODO.md:665The inklings I1 to I4Small

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