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# @mohan-cao/jev-trajectory
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The progress signal: **two orthogonal Jev judgments per settled turn** — did it
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advance the work, did it reopen something — composed into four outcomes, plus
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pure arithmetic over a series of them.
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```bash
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```ts
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const judgment = await judgeTrajectory(turns, apiKey, jevConfig);
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// { advanceConfidence: 0.9, regressConfidence: 0.8 }
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progressOf(judgment); // "mixed"
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// advancedRate: 0.5, regressedRate: 0.375, mixedRate: 0.25,
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A judgment carries **only the two answers**. The composed label is derived by
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`progressOf`, so it cannot drift out of step with the confidences it came from.
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## Two questions, not one scale
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| `advance?` | `regress?` | outcome |
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| no | no | `held` |
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| yes | no | `advanced` |
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| no | yes | `regressed` |
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A turn can genuinely do both — settle the API shape and reopen the storage
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choice — and a single axis cannot say so. **This is the same reason
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classification asks two Nouls rather than one Choice**: a single axis makes the
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residual compete in an argmax. Forcing a two-dimensional turn onto one line is
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`mixed` is not a failure state. Neither is `regressed`: reopening a detail that
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## There is no `stuck` value
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progress and not converging, is it stuck?* That vocabulary answered yes by
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both `stuck` labels were **verdicts rather than observations**.
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Divergence is therefore *recorded, not named*. The reader decides whether a
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series is a correction cycle or a spiral; naming it would be the same overreach
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## The aggregates
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## Where the pieces live
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- **This package** — the questions, the judge, and pure aggregation. No I/O, no
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- **The host** — the window, the reset point, and the wording. The tally is
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cumulative from the last **state transition** and resets to `0/0` there, which
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- **No eval baselines.** The old cases — `detail-spiral`, `framing-loop`,
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clear advance has `P(regress) ≈ 0.1`, so gating on the probability would exclude
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