contract: the rung × tenant cross, the SPOG census + mask surface, and claim-order merge - #1220
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`.claude/temporal/03-alpha-channel-state.md` (#1198) records two absences, both measured rather than supposed: "The rung × tenant cross does NOT exist … `SpogTenants` exposes no mask surface of its own … No structure crosses them, in code or in any plan." and names the object that would: "a 10×N mask matrix over one allocation; each cell is one `AlphaMask` AND … it needs no new stored state (both masks are recomputed projections)". This builds exactly that, plus the two smaller things a consumer had to hand-roll for want of it. ## Why now — the consumer measurement A consumer walking a baked ontology needed "which graph did attention touch" and the substrate could not answer, so it wrote the DOMAIN into the alpha stamp's `rung` byte (`rung = domain ordinal + 1`) and filtered one flat scanpath back apart by it. Two axes in one field, and lossy: measured on that consumer's real artifacts, 16 distinct graphs project onto 6 domains, and 3 graphs — 266 579 rows, 35 % of the largest bake — resolve to no domain at all, land on the null rung, and drop out of every projection. The fix is not a rule against the shortcut; it is making the cross available. ## What lands `alpha_focus` (new) `AlphaFocus::cross(&AlphaTunnel, &SpogTenants)` — refuses two allocations (`FocusError::DifferentAllocations`) by base-slice identity, because a mask is a set of BASE ORDINALS and two allocations are two coordinate systems; `ptr::eq` answers "the same coordinate", equality of contents does not. `cell(rung, concept)` — the AND. `matrix()` — the sparse reading (most of a 10×N grid is empty by construction). `rung_reach(rung)`. And the interesting one, `unlooked(concept)` = tenant mask AND NOT any-rung mask: "this graph was addressable and no rung ever looked", the question no log can answer. `spog_tenants` `census(rows)` — the tenant list as a READING of the spine's own keys, never a table beside it that could disagree. This is the module's own "tenant bindings are DATA" line made structural: here the data is the bake. `over_census(alloc, cycle)` — the no-configuration constructor. `block_of(concept)` + `tenants_in_block(block)` — grouping as a shift on the key; several graphs routinely share a block. What a block MEANS stays with the consumer. `tenant_mask` / `attended_mask` / `allocation` — the mask surface the audit found missing. `tenant_mask` is `None` for an undeclared graph, never an empty mask: absent and unlooked-at must not read alike. Nothing is stored. Every cell is an AND of two masks recomputed from the shadows; the struct gained one borrowed allocation reference so an empty aufstellung can still answer "nothing attended, out of N addresses". ## Falsifiers (each verified red under the disable named in its doc comment) the_cross_separates_rung_from_graph cell() returns the lane mask alone a_graph_no_rung_ever_looked_at_... unlooked() drops the and_not crossing_two_allocations_is_refused cross() skips the identity check Each carries its can-stay-silent half: cells whose axes never met must be EMPTY, a graph both legs reached must NOT report as unlooked, and equal-content allocations must still be refused. 1328 contract tests pass. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PFnYKqw6d7TTiB9cT8eFdK
…rouping `merge()` groups a thought BY GRAPH, and that is the only reading the shadows can produce on their own: each shadow numbers its claims from 0, so per-shadow `seq` is exact WITHIN a graph and meaningless BETWEEN graphs. The interleaving of a saccade that crosses tenants is destroyed by the split and no reading of the shadows recovers it — which makes routing by G lossy against a single flat overlay for every order-sensitive consumer, and a scanpath is exactly that. `merge_in_claim_order()` is the missing reading, and `route: Vec<u16>` its only possible home. It stores WHICH TENANT took the n-th fresh claim and nothing else — no address, because a tenant's own scanpath already carries which address in order, so tenant id plus a per-tenant cursor reconstructs the global saccade exactly. Revisits are excluded by construction: a revisit adds no position to any scanpath, so recording one desynchronises the cursors. This is not a second projection of stored state — it is the sole home of a fact the split would otherwise destroy, which is the distinction the zero-copy law turns on. `u16` per fresh claim. ## The falsifier's SHAPE is part of its coverage `claim_order_replays_the_interleaved_saccade_that_declaration_order_loses` is two-sided: the two readings must hold the SAME addresses (nothing invented, nothing dropped) and must NOT be in the same order — a fixture where they agree proves nothing. Its first version revisited at the END of the walk and the disable run stayed GREEN. The extra route entry merely ran the revisited tenant's cursor off its own scanpath and the surplus was silently dropped, so the output was identical and the test could not see the defect. A revisit is only observable when ANOTHER tenant claims after it and the revisited tenant claims again. The fixture now has that shape, and the disable (drop the `c.fresh` guard) fails it on the order arm. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PFnYKqw6d7TTiB9cT8eFdK
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThis change adds tenant census and claim-order reconstruction to ChangesTenant focus crossing
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to The new tenant-crossing and claim-order APIs appear functionally covered, but large replays may be unnecessarily expensive and the public API documentation and board record need alignment. These are bounded issues suitable for owner resolution or explicit acceptance before merge. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
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AlphaTunnel->>AlphaFocus: provide processing-rung masks
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| let Some(slot) = cursor.iter_mut().find(|(k, _)| *k == g) else { | ||
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| let Some(addr) = shadow.scanpath().nth(slot.1) else { |
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When a tenant has many fresh claims, each shadow.scanpath().nth(slot.1) creates a new iterator and rescans from the beginning, so replaying that tenant performs 0 + 1 + … + (m−1) steps (Θ(m²)). On the large artifacts this API targets, a substantial scanpath can therefore make merge_in_claim_order effectively unusable; index the overlay rows directly with the cursor or retain per-tenant iterators so each address is visited once, and validate with representative large-table timing as required.
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matrixrecomputes the lane mask once per tenant.
cellrebuilds the rung'sattended_maskfor every concept. The mask build is therefore repeatedLEVELS × conceptstimes instead ofLEVELStimes. Hoist the lane mask out of the concept loop and intersect it with each tenant mask.♻️ Proposed refactor
for rung in 0..crate::rung_schedule::LEVELS { let rung = u8::try_from(rung).unwrap_or(u8::MAX); + let Some(lane) = self.tunnel.lane(rung).map(|l| l.attended_mask()) else { + continue; + }; for concept in self.tenants.concepts() { - if let Some(m) = self.cell(rung, concept) { - let count = m.count(); + if let Some(tenant) = self.tenants.tenant_mask(concept) { + let count = lane.and(&tenant).count(); if count > 0 {🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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merge_in_claim_orderre-walks each scanpath from the start on every route entry.
shadow.scanpath().nth(slot.1)advances the iterator from position 0 each time. The cost is therefore quadratic in the number of fresh claims per tenant. At the row counts named in thecensusdoc comment (60 478 / 7 641 / 762 041 rows), a full replay becomes very expensive. The tenant lookup and the cursor lookup are also linear scans inside the loop.Materialize each tenant's scanpath once, then index it. This keeps the same output order and the same determinism.
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- let mut cursor: Vec<(u16, usize)> = self.tenants.iter().map(|(k, _)| (*k, 0)).collect(); + // One materialised scanpath per tenant plus a cursor — the route then + // indexes instead of re-walking each iterator from 0. + let mut paths: Vec<(u16, Vec<AlphaAddr>, usize)> = self + .tenants + .iter() + .map(|(k, s)| (*k, s.scanpath().collect::<Vec<_>>(), 0)) + .collect(); let mut out = Vec::with_capacity(self.route.len()); for &g in &self.route { let Some((_, shadow)) = self.tenants.iter().find(|(k, _)| *k == g) else { continue; }; - let Some(slot) = cursor.iter_mut().find(|(k, _)| *k == g) else { + let Some(slot) = paths.iter_mut().find(|(k, _, _)| *k == g) else { continue; }; - let Some(addr) = shadow.scanpath().nth(slot.1) else { + let Some(&addr) = slot.1.get(slot.2) else { continue; }; - slot.1 += 1; + slot.2 += 1;🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@crates/lance-graph-contract/src/alpha_focus.rs`:
- Around line 164-165: Update the documentation for the unlooked summary in the
relevant type or field to describe the tenant’s ATTENDED population minus the
tunnel reach, removing the claim that it represents all allocated concept
addresses. Keep the accompanying explanatory note consistent with this
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- Around line 89-92: Update the relevant board Markdown file in the same commit
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In `@crates/lance-graph-contract/src/alpha_focus.rs`:
- Around line 135-137: Update matrix around the concept iteration to compute
each rung’s attended_mask once before looping over tenants, then intersect that
shared lane mask with each tenant’s mask instead of calling cell for every
concept. Preserve the existing per-concept count accumulation while eliminating
repeated mask construction.
In `@crates/lance-graph-contract/src/spog_tenants.rs`:
- Around line 259-271: Update merge_in_claim_order to materialize each tenant’s
scanpath once and index into the stored results instead of calling
shadow.scanpath().nth(slot.1) for every route entry. Preserve the existing route
order, deterministic output, and per-tenant cursor behavior while avoiding
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| pub struct AlphaFocus<'a, 'b> { | ||
| tunnel: &'b AlphaTunnel<'a>, | ||
| tenants: &'b SpogTenants<'a>, | ||
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| /// **The absence.** Addresses of `concept` that were allocated and that | ||
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The unlooked summary contradicts its own note.
Line 164 states "Addresses of concept that were allocated". The note on lines 167-171 states the reading is the tenant's ATTENDED population minus the tunnel reach. Align the summary with the implementation.
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| /// **The absence.** Addresses of `concept` that were allocated and that | |
| /// NO rung ever looked at. | |
| /// **The absence.** Addresses of `concept` that the tenant leg ATTENDED | |
| /// and that NO rung ever looked at. |
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Three readings a consumer had to reach around the type for, each of which belongs to the aufstellung rather than to any one shadow. `get(addr)` / `stamp(addr)` route by `graph_of` — the SAME rule a claim routes by. Making a reader re-derive which shadow holds an address would be a second routing rule that can drift from the first. Falsifier is two-sided: an address claimed in a LATER-declared tenant must still be found (so the reading is not a scan of the first shadow), and an allocated-but-unclaimed address must be `None` (so it is not answering from the allocation instead of the shadows). `unattended()` must be asked of the AUFSTELLUNG. A single shadow's own `unattended` reports every address of every OTHER graph as unattended too — true of that shadow, useless as a reading of the thought. The falsifier asserts exactly that contrast, so the method cannot be quietly reduced to the single-shadow answer. `allocated_len()` is the allocation's size, never how many rows a shadow holds. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01PFnYKqw6d7TTiB9cT8eFdK
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…s under F5 Two facts the rebase onto `main` (now carrying #1220) makes checkable, and both come out against what the board says. **The cited MedCare-rs shas do not exist.** `d64854b`, `c6a9095` and `6bf7764` are MISSING from every fetched `origin/*` ref of AdaWorldAPI/MedCare-rs, checked at main `9f9b7be` — i.e. AFTER both #620 and #621 merged, so this is not a "not yet merged" lag. `spog_masks` appears in no ref either. The work was done; it was never pushed. Marking it Shipped on an append-only board would make the claim permanent and unverifiable from public history, so the status cells are regraded **Shipped-unpushed** in place, with the check that produced the regrade written next to it. The measurements themselves are left exactly as the session that ran them reported — this corrects the STATUS, not the numbers. **F5 was written when no cross existed in the contract; one does now.** #1220 shipped `alpha_focus::AlphaFocus::{cell, matrix, unlooked, rung_reach}` — scalar `and`/`and_not`, no `ndarray`. F5's ruling is about the SIMD/ternlog cross and survives that literally. But `cell` and `unlooked` now exist in two places, and which one a consumer should reach for is not this spec's to settle: recorded as an open operator question rather than answered. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013S6AQs95K3rHymE3kAqZay
…h move §5 rows This branch was written alongside two PRs that have since merged. Rebasing onto `main` makes their effect on this spec checkable, and it is not nothing: two deliverables change state, and neither change was visible from the PR bodies alone. Every claim below is measured on the merged trees. **D-SPG-8: Queued → SHIPPED.** MedCare-rs #621 registers `LanceTableProvider::new(ds, false, false)` at the production call site (`medcare-server/src/state.rs:945`) and pins it with a test that reads the schema of the table `build_session_context` ACTUALLY registered, comparing it against a hand-built identity-on provider over the same dataset — two-sided, so the silent half measures rather than asserts. Its own doc records the disable run that caught an earlier draft asserting against a provider the test had built itself. The gate this spec wrote for D-SPG-8 is met, at the site that matters. **D-SPG-5: Queued → PARTIAL.** Leg (i), the `domain_rung` squat this spec exists to retire, is gone — `origin/main` carries `domain_rung`/`rung_for` only inside a historical doc comment. Legs (ii)–(iv) are untouched, and the row now carries the count instead of the intention: 16 bare `AlphaOverlay` references in `backreference`, 15 in `medcare-nodesoa::alpha` — whose two writers still have zero callers outside their own module, so that leg migrates a writer nothing calls yet — and `frontier_dispatch` still dispatching without tenants. Two bare-overlay sites the row never named are added: `medcare-cohorts::graph_feed` and `medcare-soa::patient`. **The contract gained a cross of its own.** #1220's `AlphaFocus::{cell, matrix, unlooked, rung_reach}` is scalar `and`/`and_not`, so F5 — which rules on the SIMD/ternlog cross — survives it literally. What it does create is `cell` and `unlooked` in two repos, which this spec is not the place to adjudicate: it is recorded as an open operator question in the F5 row and in §8, not answered. Board hygiene in the same commit: STATUS_BOARD rows, plan §5 rows, plan §8 item 7, LATEST_STATE bullet. Gates: append-only OK (9 files), citation-decay 0 new, supersession index current. No Rust changed. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_013S6AQs95K3rHymE3kAqZay
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Builds the two absences
.claude/temporal/03-alpha-channel-state.md(#1198) recorded as measured facts, and one more that surfaced while wiring a consumer onto them.What #1198 named
and, in the same paragraph, what the object would be: "a 10×N mask matrix over one allocation; each cell is one
AlphaMaskAND … it needs no new stored state (both masks are recomputed projections)".Why it matters — the consumer measurement
A consumer walking a baked ontology needed "which graph did attention touch". The substrate could not answer, so it wrote the domain into the alpha stamp's
rungbyte (rung = domain ordinal + 1) and filtered one flat scanpath back apart by it. Two axes in one field, and lossy — measured on that consumer's real artifacts:graph_ofobo-coreall-lanesspine16 graphs project onto 6 domains, and 3 graphs — 266 579 rows, 35 % of the largest bake — resolve to no domain at all, land on the null rung, and drop out of every projection.
Two further facts the same measurement settles: the bakes are not one-per-graph (which is precisely the case
SpogTenantsexists for — N tenants over ONE allocation), and five distinct graphs resolved to a single block, so grouping has to be a shift on the key rather than a second coordinate.The fix is not a rule against the shortcut. It is making the cross available, so the rung stays the rung.
What lands
alpha_focus(new)AlphaFocus::cross(&AlphaTunnel, &SpogTenants)refuses two allocations (FocusError::DifferentAllocations) by base-slice identity — a mask is a set of BASE ORDINALS, so two allocations are two coordinate systems and their AND is arithmetic on unrelated numbers;ptr::eqanswers "the same coordinate", equality of contents does not.cell(rung, concept)is the AND.matrix()is the sparse reading (most of a 10×N grid is empty by construction).rung_reach(rung). Andunlooked(concept)= tenant mask AND NOT any-rung mask — "this graph was addressable and no rung ever looked", the question no log can answer.spog_tenantscensus(rows)— the tenant list as a READING of the spine's own keys, never a table beside it that could disagree. The module's own "tenant bindings are DATA" line made structural: here the data is the bake.over_census(alloc, cycle)is the no-configuration constructor, which makesNoTenantunreachable for any address of that spine unless a caller narrows the set deliberately.block_of+tenants_in_block— grouping as a shift. What a block MEANS stays with the consumer.tenant_mask/attended_mask/allocation— the missing mask surface.tenant_maskisNonefor an undeclared graph, never an empty mask: absent and unlooked-at must not read alike.merge_in_claim_order()— see below.Nothing is stored for the cross. Every cell is an AND of two masks recomputed from the shadows.
The third absence, found by wiring it
merge()groups a thought BY GRAPH, and that is the only reading the shadows can produce alone: each shadow numbers its claims from 0, so per-shadowseqis exact within a graph and meaningless between graphs. A saccade that crosses tenants has its interleaving destroyed by the split — so routing by G was lossy against a single flat overlay for every order-sensitive consumer, and a scanpath is exactly that.route: Vec<u16>is the only possible home: WHICH TENANT took the n-th fresh claim, no address, because a tenant's own scanpath already carries which address in order. Tenant id plus a per-tenant cursor reconstructs the global saccade exactly. Not a second projection of stored state — the sole home of a fact the split would otherwise destroy, which is the distinction the zero-copy law turns on.u16per fresh claim.Falsifiers
Each verified red under the disable named in its own doc comment, and each failing only the test that names it:
the_cross_separates_rung_from_graphcell()returns the lane mask alonea_graph_no_rung_ever_looked_at_is_readableunlooked()drops theand_notcrossing_two_allocations_is_refusedcross()skips the identity checkclaim_order_replays_the_interleaved_saccade…c.freshguard onroute.pushEvery one carries its can-stay-silent half: cells whose axes never met must be EMPTY, a graph both legs reached must NOT report as unlooked, equal-content allocations must still be refused, and the two merge readings must hold the same population.
One of them was vacuous first, and the fixture's shape was the reason. The claim-order falsifier initially revisited at the END of the walk, and the disable run stayed GREEN — the extra route entry merely ran that tenant's cursor off its own scanpath and the surplus was silently dropped, so the output was identical. A revisit is only observable when another tenant claims after it and the revisited tenant claims again. The fixture now has that shape; recorded in the test's own doc comment rather than quietly fixed.
1329 contract tests pass;
clippy --no-deps -D warningsandfmtclean.The consumer migration is written and waiting on this
AdaWorldAPI/MedCare-rs#621(draft) movesattention.rsoff the domain-in-rung encoding onto this surface. It is what produced the numbers above and what proved the surface sufficient: 48/48 pass with both reflection tests and every order-sensitive walk test unchanged, which is the evidence that the substrate now expresses what the shortcut was standing in for.It also fed three additions back into this PR that only surfaced by wiring it:
merge_in_claim_order,get/stamprouted bygraph_of, andunattendedon the aufstellung rather than on one shadow.One result from that side belongs here, because it bounds a claim this PR could otherwise overstate: the claim-order vs declaration-order distinction is currently unobservable on that consumer's real walk — the two readings are byte-identical there, because the walk runs in phases and each phase stays inside one graph.
merge_in_claim_orderis still the correct default for a scanpath; but its value is argued, not yet measured, against that workload.Not in this PR
The consumer-side migration off the domain-in-rung encoding, which is what this surface unblocks.
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