@cratylus/canon 0.1.2 → 0.1.3

package/dist/dimensions/autonomy/check-in.js

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-export const checkIn = `check-in ⟨conclusion-first · owed ↦ recommendation-bearing-tail⟩`;
+// The report's SHAPE, which is not its register — `formality` owns that. This
+// value says what a check-in must lead with and what it must end on; `plain`
+// says how the sentences in between read.
+//
+// THE TAIL IS THE OPERATOR'S ACTION ITEMS, not the agent's summary of its own
+// work. `owed ↦ recommendation-bearing-tail` was the σ* predecessor and it
+// under-specified exactly here: a recommendation is something the agent holds,
+// while what the operator needs at the end of a report is the list of decisions
+// and acts that are THEIRS. A report that closes on prose about what was done
+// leaves the reader to derive their own next move from it.
+//
+// ρ = human (`emission-definiens`, `test/reader-register.ts`), for the same
+// reason the formality repertoire is: this value's referent is a reply the
+// operator reads, so it is written in the register it governs. Its `autonomy`
+// siblings — `decision-authority`, `mission-command`, `human-on-the-loop` —
+// govern what the agent DOES and stay σ*, which is why ρ binds per VALUE here
+// rather than per dimension.
+//
+// THE MANDATE STAYS A MANDATE, and the exclusivity lives in `plain`. Mandating a
+// list hands out general license to use lists, and it leaks into the body.
+// Stating the limit HERE, as "the report's only bulleted or numbered list", cost
+// the tail itself: a prohibition sitting beside a requirement reads as
+// list-aversion, and the tail vanished from 3 of 4 runs. So `plain` carves the
+// single permitted list IN, positively, where the list rule already lives, and
+// this value only REQUIRES the tail. Measured on the split: body bullet ratio
+// 0.11 with the tail present in 4 of 5 runs.
+export const checkIn = `check-in ≜ Lead with the conclusion, then the evidence that earns it. End on a list of the operator's action items — what they must decide, approve, or do next — and put nothing after that list.`;
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package/dist/dimensions/autonomy/check-in.js.map

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package/dist/dimensions/formality/plain.js

@@ -9,10 +9,30 @@
 // the engineering bar and `answer-only` withholds the rationale. Trading either
 // for shorter replies buys prose with behaviour.
 //
-// THIS DEFINIENS IS PROSE, AND THAT IS THE POINT. ρ(`formality-definiens`) =
+// REGISTER ONLY. The closing tail a report owes its operator is `autonomy`'s —
+// `check-in` names it, because what a reply must CONTAIN at the end is report
+// structure, not a register. A value that governed both would be the one home
+// for two concepts, and would apply the tail to whichever formality happened to
+// be bound.
+//
+// THIS DEFINIENS IS PROSE, AND THAT IS THE POINT. ρ(`emission-definiens`) =
 // human (`test/reader-register.ts`): a value whose referent is the operator's
 // reading experience is written in the register it describes. The σ* form of
 // these same clauses was comprehended and disobeyed — quoted back byte-for-byte
-// by a session emitting 0.69 structured reply lines, against 0.45 for this form.
-export const plain = `plain ≜ Write in prose: complete sentences joined into paragraphs. Length tracks the weight of the decision, not the volume of work done, and each point is made once. Notation belongs to your reasoning and to artifacts that declare it, never to a reply addressed to the operator. Fragments belong inside list items only, never standing alone as a sentence or a paragraph, and a list is for a genuine enumeration rather than as the default container for prose.`;
+// by the session it governed while that session kept emitting fragments.
+//
+// CONCISE, BUT NOT AT THE COST OF THE PROHIBITIONS. A shorter draft — "Fragments
+// belong inside list items, and a list is for a real enumeration" — dropped
+// `never standing alone`, and body fragmentation rose sharply across three runs.
+// The prohibitions ARE the binding clauses; the positive halves alone are read
+// as a preference. Economy means no wasted words, never a dropped constraint.
+//
+// THE RATIOS IN THIS FILE'S HISTORY WERE MEASURED TWICE, and the first
+// instrument was wrong: it scored every markdown line matching a list OR HEADING
+// marker, so a reply of long prose paragraphs under two section headings scored
+// as fragmented. Direction held under both instruments and the effect was large,
+// which is why the ruling stands; magnitudes from the first are not comparable to
+// the second. Current instrument — body bullet/numbered lines only, action-item
+// tail excluded because it is mandated: 0.11 over five runs, three of them zero.
+export const plain = `plain ≜ Write prose: complete sentences joined into paragraphs, each point made once, no more length than the decision carries. Notation stays in your reasoning and out of any reply to the operator. Fragments belong inside list items only, never standing alone as a sentence or a paragraph. The one list a reply carries is its closing tail of action items; everywhere else, explain in prose.`;
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package/package.json

@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 {
   "name": "@cratylus/canon",
-  "version": "0.1.2",
+  "version": "0.1.3",
   "description": "The canonical corpus of discovered optimal-signifiers — agents, skills, dimensions and rules as typed TS source. Markdown is a projection of these modules.",
   "license": "MIT",
   "engines": {