slopless 0.1.0

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/gaze-choreography.json

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+{
+    "id": "gaze-choreography",
+    "class": "body-camera",
+    "purpose": "Catch eye and gaze choreography where body-part camera movement stands in for a concrete observation, decision, or reaction.",
+    "templates": [
+        "{gazeSubject} {gazeVerb} {gazeTarget}.",
+        "{gazeSubject} {movementVerb} from {gazeTarget} to {gazeTarget}.",
+        "{humanSubject} followed {possessive} gaze to {gazeTarget}.",
+        "{humanSubject} traced {objectSubject} with {possessive} eyes."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "gazeSubject": [
+            "her gaze",
+            "his gaze",
+            "their gaze",
+            "her eyes",
+            "his eyes",
+            "their eyes",
+            "his gold eyes",
+            "her almond eyes"
+        ],
+        "gazeVerb": [
+            "fell to",
+            "moved to",
+            "went to",
+            "darted across",
+            "measured",
+            "searched",
+            "tracked"
+        ],
+        "movementVerb": ["moved", "went", "traveled", "shifted"],
+        "gazeTarget": [
+            "the ground",
+            "the floor",
+            "the yard",
+            "the room",
+            "the door",
+            "the street",
+            "the shadows",
+            "the rooftops",
+            "the line of small chests",
+            "the dark rim of the clay"
+        ],
+        "humanSubject": [
+            "he",
+            "she",
+            "they",
+            "we",
+            "the group",
+            "cassia",
+            "arden",
+            "the cubs"
+        ],
+        "possessive": ["her", "his", "their", "my"],
+        "objectSubject": [
+            "the trail",
+            "the badge",
+            "the line",
+            "the print",
+            "the prints"
+        ]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "sentence states the concrete clue being observed",
+        "sentence names a deliberate search goal",
+        "sentence includes a physical action beyond looking",
+        "sentence is quoted dialogue"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "Her gaze fell to the ground.",
+        "His gold eyes measured the line of small chests.",
+        "Her almond eyes darted across the yard.",
+        "They followed her gaze to the dark rim of the clay.",
+        "Cassia traced the trail with her eyes.",
+        "His eyes moved from the shadows to the rooftops."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "Cassia looked for the single stitch out of place.",
+        "He checked for straight backs and tucked tails.",
+        "She looked under the bench for the missing badge.",
+        "His eyes watered after the forge smoke reached the room."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "This pattern is about camera-like gaze movement, not every verb of seeing.",
+        "The strongest signals are gaze as grammatical subject and eyes as a moving camera."
+    ]
+}

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/generic-lesson-extraction.json

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+{
+    "id": "generic-lesson-extraction",
+    "class": "lesson-extraction",
+    "purpose": "Catch generic lesson, answer, fix, or point lines whose complement is a thin evaluative word or abstract noun.",
+    "templates": [
+        "The {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} {thinComplement}.",
+        "The {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} simple.",
+        "The {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} not {heroicComplement}.",
+        "The {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} usually {thinComplement}."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "summaryNoun": [
+            "lesson",
+            "answer",
+            "fix",
+            "point",
+            "move",
+            "strategy",
+            "trick",
+            "truth",
+            "work",
+            "practice",
+            "solution",
+            "pattern",
+            "result",
+            "difference",
+            "takeaway",
+            "message"
+        ],
+        "linkingVerb": ["is", "was", "becomes", "became", "remains", "stays"],
+        "thinComplement": [
+            "simple",
+            "small",
+            "boring",
+            "plain",
+            "clear",
+            "obvious",
+            "consistency",
+            "practice",
+            "patience",
+            "repair",
+            "attention",
+            "discipline",
+            "repetition",
+            "a smaller move",
+            "a quieter practice",
+            "a steadier rhythm"
+        ],
+        "heroicComplement": [
+            "heroic",
+            "dramatic",
+            "complicated",
+            "mysterious",
+            "glamorous",
+            "magical"
+        ]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "complement starts an infinitive concrete fix",
+        "sentence names a specific technical action",
+        "sentence includes a concrete example after a colon",
+        "sentence is a heading or list label rather than prose"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "The lesson was simple.",
+        "The answer is consistency.",
+        "The fix is boring.",
+        "The move is smaller than people want.",
+        "The point is practice.",
+        "The truth is not dramatic."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "The fix is to initialize the parser before reading offsets.",
+        "The answer is 42.",
+        "The lesson is that expired tokens must be rejected before refresh.",
+        "The strategy is to call every patient within 48 hours."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "A related syntactic-pattern rule already catches some lesson framing.",
+        "This pattern should focus on low-information complements."
+    ]
+}

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/generic-pressure-or-stakes.json

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+{
+    "id": "generic-pressure-or-stakes",
+    "class": "stakes",
+    "purpose": "Catch generic pressure, stakes, or weight lines that imply importance without concrete risk or consequence.",
+    "templates": [
+        "{stakesSubject} {linkingVerb} {thinStakesComplement}.",
+        "{stakesSubject} {pressureVerb} {weakPlace}.",
+        "{genericSubject} {stakesVerb} {weakDegree}.",
+        "{pressureSubject} {pressureVerb} {weakPlace}."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "stakesSubject": [
+            "the stakes",
+            "the pressure",
+            "the weight",
+            "the cost",
+            "the risk",
+            "the burden",
+            "the choice",
+            "the decision",
+            "the moment",
+            "the work"
+        ],
+        "genericSubject": [
+            "it",
+            "this",
+            "that",
+            "everything",
+            "the moment",
+            "the work",
+            "the decision",
+            "the choice"
+        ],
+        "pressureSubject": [
+            "pressure",
+            "a pressure",
+            "weight",
+            "a weight",
+            "tension",
+            "a tension",
+            "stress",
+            "a stress"
+        ],
+        "linkingVerb": ["was", "is", "felt", "became", "seemed", "remained"],
+        "thinStakesComplement": [
+            "real",
+            "high",
+            "heavy",
+            "different",
+            "harder",
+            "clear",
+            "not small",
+            "bigger than expected",
+            "hard to ignore",
+            "more than symbolic"
+        ],
+        "pressureVerb": [
+            "sat",
+            "hung",
+            "settled",
+            "built",
+            "grew",
+            "landed",
+            "returned"
+        ],
+        "weakPlace": [
+            "in the room",
+            "between them",
+            "around them",
+            "over the table",
+            "in the air",
+            "there",
+            "again"
+        ],
+        "stakesVerb": [
+            "mattered",
+            "counted",
+            "weighed",
+            "landed",
+            "changed things"
+        ],
+        "weakDegree": ["now", "then", "more", "a lot", "in the end", "after that"]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "sentence names the actual risk, cost, deadline, actor, patient, money amount, legal consequence, or system failure",
+        "sentence includes a concrete reason the stakes are high",
+        "sentence follows with a colon and concrete explanation"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "The stakes felt real.",
+        "The pressure sat in the room.",
+        "The weight was hard to ignore.",
+        "It mattered now.",
+        "The decision felt bigger than expected.",
+        "A pressure settled between them."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "The stakes were high because the permit expired at midnight.",
+        "The pressure rose to 80 psi before the relief valve opened.",
+        "The cost was $42,000 higher than the approved budget.",
+        "The decision mattered because it changed the custody schedule."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "This pattern should require missing concrete consequence.",
+        "It overlaps with emotional weather but targets importance language."
+    ]
+}

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/generic-realization.json

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+{
+    "id": "generic-realization",
+    "class": "realization",
+    "purpose": "Catch realization lines that announce understanding without naming what was learned.",
+    "templates": [
+        "{humanSubject} {realizationVerb} {genericObject}.",
+        "{humanSubject} {realizationVerb} that {genericSubject} {thinPredicate}.",
+        "{realizationSubject} {linkingVerb} {thinComplement}.",
+        "{humanSubject} finally {realizationVerb}."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "humanSubject": [
+            "he",
+            "she",
+            "they",
+            "we",
+            "i",
+            "the team",
+            "the group",
+            "the couple",
+            "the manager",
+            "the parent",
+            "the child",
+            "everyone",
+            "someone"
+        ],
+        "realizationVerb": [
+            "realized",
+            "understood",
+            "saw",
+            "noticed",
+            "learned",
+            "recognized",
+            "remembered",
+            "accepted",
+            "knew",
+            "felt"
+        ],
+        "genericObject": [
+            "the truth",
+            "the pattern",
+            "the point",
+            "the lesson",
+            "the answer",
+            "what mattered",
+            "what had changed",
+            "what was happening",
+            "why it mattered"
+        ],
+        "genericSubject": [
+            "things",
+            "everything",
+            "it",
+            "this",
+            "that",
+            "the work",
+            "the process",
+            "the relationship",
+            "the moment"
+        ],
+        "thinPredicate": [
+            "was different",
+            "had changed",
+            "mattered",
+            "was harder",
+            "was simple",
+            "was not simple",
+            "would take time",
+            "was the point"
+        ],
+        "realizationSubject": [
+            "the realization",
+            "the lesson",
+            "the truth",
+            "the answer",
+            "the point"
+        ],
+        "linkingVerb": ["was", "is", "became", "remained"],
+        "thinComplement": [
+            "simple",
+            "clear",
+            "harder",
+            "different",
+            "the point",
+            "the lesson",
+            "what mattered"
+        ]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "sentence names the concrete fact learned",
+        "sentence includes a source of evidence",
+        "sentence includes a concrete action that follows from the realization",
+        "sentence is quoted dialogue"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "She realized the truth.",
+        "They understood what mattered.",
+        "He finally saw the pattern.",
+        "The realization was simple.",
+        "They learned that everything had changed.",
+        "She noticed what was happening."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "She realized the router was still using the old DNS record.",
+        "They understood that the grant deadline moved to March 14.",
+        "He saw the cracked valve under the sink.",
+        "The lesson was to cap retries after three failed requests."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "This is lower confidence than empty scene transition.",
+        "It needs concrete-object rejection to avoid normal narrative and technical prose."
+    ]
+}

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/hollow-significance.json

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+{
+    "id": "hollow-significance",
+    "class": "significance",
+    "purpose": "Catch lines that assert importance, sticking power, or consequence without naming a concrete referent or result.",
+    "templates": [
+        "{deicticSubject} {significanceVerb} {intensifier}.",
+        "{summarySubject} {linkingVerb} {importanceComplement}.",
+        "{summarySubject} {linkingVerb} the part that {stickVerb}.",
+        "{deicticSubject} {changePhrase}."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "deicticSubject": [
+            "this",
+            "that",
+            "it",
+            "this part",
+            "that part",
+            "this moment",
+            "that moment",
+            "this change",
+            "that change",
+            "this result",
+            "that result"
+        ],
+        "summarySubject": [
+            "the result",
+            "the lesson",
+            "the point",
+            "the answer",
+            "the shift",
+            "the move",
+            "the work",
+            "the change",
+            "the thing",
+            "the part",
+            "the detail",
+            "the truth",
+            "the difference"
+        ],
+        "significanceVerb": [
+            "mattered",
+            "counts",
+            "sticks",
+            "lasts",
+            "helps",
+            "worked",
+            "changed",
+            "landed"
+        ],
+        "linkingVerb": ["is", "was", "became", "remained"],
+        "importanceComplement": [
+            "what mattered",
+            "the key",
+            "the point",
+            "the part that matters",
+            "the part that sticks",
+            "the useful part",
+            "the real work",
+            "where it starts",
+            "where things change"
+        ],
+        "stickVerb": ["sticks", "matters", "lasts", "changes", "helps", "works"],
+        "changePhrase": [
+            "changed everything",
+            "made the difference",
+            "helped a lot",
+            "mattered more than it seemed",
+            "stuck with them"
+        ],
+        "intensifier": [
+            "more than it seemed",
+            "more than expected",
+            "more than anyone knew",
+            "in the end",
+            "after all",
+            "a lot"
+        ]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "sentence names the concrete referent of this or that",
+        "sentence includes a concrete result",
+        "previous sentence has a precise referent and this sentence is a legitimate summary",
+        "line is part of a quoted reaction or cited claim"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "That mattered more than it seemed.",
+        "It changed everything.",
+        "The result was what mattered.",
+        "The lesson is the part that sticks.",
+        "That one change helped a lot.",
+        "The answer was the real work."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "The patched offset mapper changed every reported range in the fixture.",
+        "That mattered because it removed the last failing repayment case.",
+        "The result was a 14 percent drop in missed appointments.",
+        "The lesson is to initialize the parser before reading paragraph offsets."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "This overlaps with existing syntactic-pattern rules and should be reviewed before activation.",
+        "This pattern needs previous-sentence referent checks."
+    ]
+}

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/low-information-physical-blocking.json

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+{
+    "id": "low-information-physical-blocking",
+    "class": "physical-blocking",
+    "purpose": "Catch bland physical action beats that move bodies around without adding object, goal, cause, or consequence.",
+    "templates": [
+        "{humanSubject} {weakAdverb} {bodyVerb} {weakLocative}.",
+        "{humanSubject} {bodyVerb} {weakLocative}.",
+        "{humanSubject} {bodyVerb} and {bodyVerb} {weakLocative}.",
+        "{humanSubject} {bodyVerb} from {genericFace} to {genericFace}."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "humanSubject": [
+            "he",
+            "she",
+            "they",
+            "we",
+            "i",
+            "the man",
+            "the woman",
+            "the person",
+            "the kid",
+            "the child",
+            "the team",
+            "the group",
+            "the manager",
+            "the teacher",
+            "the parent",
+            "the doctor",
+            "the engineer",
+            "the couple",
+            "everyone",
+            "someone"
+        ],
+        "weakAdverb": [
+            "just",
+            "simply",
+            "quietly",
+            "silently",
+            "slowly",
+            "finally",
+            "only",
+            "still"
+        ],
+        "bodyVerb": [
+            "stood",
+            "sat",
+            "looked",
+            "turned",
+            "walked",
+            "stared",
+            "paused",
+            "waited",
+            "nodded",
+            "smiled",
+            "blinked",
+            "breathed",
+            "glanced",
+            "shifted",
+            "stepped",
+            "moved"
+        ],
+        "weakLocative": [
+            "there",
+            "around",
+            "back",
+            "away",
+            "down",
+            "up",
+            "over",
+            "again",
+            "for a moment",
+            "in place",
+            "at each other",
+            "toward the door",
+            "into the room"
+        ],
+        "genericFace": [
+            "one face",
+            "another face",
+            "the others",
+            "each other",
+            "the room",
+            "the table",
+            "the floor",
+            "the door"
+        ]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "sentence has a direct object that carries specific information",
+        "sentence has a purpose phrase",
+        "sentence has a cause clause",
+        "sentence has a concrete object being searched for, handled, measured, or changed",
+        "sentence is part of quoted dialogue attribution"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "They just stood there.",
+        "She looked around.",
+        "He turned and looked back.",
+        "They looked from one face to another.",
+        "The group waited quietly.",
+        "He sat there for a moment."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "She looked around for the missing inhaler.",
+        "He turned and looked back when the alarm sounded.",
+        "They stood there until the vibration sensor stopped moving.",
+        "The engineer stepped into the room and unplugged the failing router."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "This pattern is about low-information blocking, not physical action in general.",
+        "Reject purpose and cause aggressively."
+    ]
+}

package/dist/families/semantic-thinness/patterns/point-is-frame.json

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+{
+    "id": "point-is-frame",
+    "class": "summary-frame",
+    "purpose": "Catch point/lesson/truth frames that announce the interpretive frame instead of stating the concrete claim.",
+    "matchMode": "contains",
+    "maxTokens": 80,
+    "templates": [
+        "the {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} to {abstractAction}.",
+        "the {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} not {abstractNoun}.",
+        "the {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} not to {abstractAction}.",
+        "the {summaryNoun} {linkingVerb} {thinComplement}.",
+        "the {summaryNoun} was not {abstractNoun} for its own sake."
+    ],
+    "slots": {
+        "summaryNoun": [
+            "point",
+            "lesson",
+            "truth",
+            "answer",
+            "invitation",
+            "goal",
+            "work"
+        ],
+        "linkingVerb": ["is", "was"],
+        "abstractAction": [
+            "be honest",
+            "be perfect",
+            "begin",
+            "listen",
+            "remember",
+            "return",
+            "trust",
+            "notice",
+            "choose clarity",
+            "be loyal to what is familiar"
+        ],
+        "abstractNoun": [
+            "performance",
+            "perfection",
+            "revelation",
+            "escape",
+            "achievement",
+            "control",
+            "strategy",
+            "a thunderclap",
+            "the feature set"
+        ],
+        "thinComplement": [
+            "simple",
+            "clear",
+            "enough",
+            "the work",
+            "the practice",
+            "the shift",
+            "what matters"
+        ]
+    },
+    "rejectIf": [
+        "sentence gives a concrete rule after a colon",
+        "sentence names the actual lesson as a specific action",
+        "sentence uses point as a geometric or score noun"
+    ],
+    "positiveExamples": [
+        "The point is not performance.",
+        "The point is to be honest enough to see what is there.",
+        "The lesson is simple.",
+        "The invitation is to trust the fog.",
+        "The point was not revelation for its own sake.",
+        "The answer is enough."
+    ],
+    "negativeExamples": [
+        "The point is to rotate the signing key every 30 days.",
+        "The point was marked on the map with red ink.",
+        "The lesson is: measure twice before cutting the hinge.",
+        "The goal is to carry the ladder to the north wall before sunset."
+    ],
+    "notes": [
+        "This is the generated-prose version of generic signposting.",
+        "It should remain separate because the semantic defect is the empty interpretive noun."
+    ]
+}