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CR-065Volume One Third Edition: embedded relational physics and protected recurrence
Published a 90-page Third Digital Edition of Volume One after a directed comparison with Experiment One Second Edition, Volume Eleven Second Edition, and Volume Twelve Third Edition. The new entry path preserves the earlier scalarization and C/D=π teaching sequence while separating physical, representational, and analytical recursion; protected recurrence from optional resonance; statelessness from memorylessness; finite matching from hidden identity; and bounded nonfactorization from unrestricted novelty claims. It adds collapse-stack and detector-ancestry audits, true-return/zero/sham/pass-matched-bypass controls, neutral recurrence-artifact records, open mapping to the 33 Tools, a transition ledger, a website user’s manual, source-boundary hashes, and explicit human/AI contribution provenance. The homepage now presents the Third Edition as current and retains the First and Second Editions as labeled archives. No experiment, anomaly, physical recursion, independent recurrence, or empirical support is claimed.
CHECKED · Four-document source comparison + full 90-page PDF render and text inspection + explicit retained/revised/added/deleted ledger + archive preservation + homepage link substitution + complete site checks + production buildVolume One Second Edition + Experiment One Second Edition + Volume Eleven Second Edition + Volume Twelve Third Edition + CR-062 through CR-064
ActiveCR-064Cumulative errata append through Volume Twelve Third Edition
Appended eleven dated pages to the existing Development Inventory and Errata Index without changing its filename, Library identity, public link, or named edition. All prior eighty page content streams remain unchanged. The append resolves W-097; inventories D-138 Volume Eleven Second Edition, D-139 Volume Twelve Third Edition, and D-140 as the in-place errata change event; records W-098 and W-099; and reserves the present publication transaction as W-100. It classifies physical recursion, protected recurrence, optional resonance, finite matching, collapse-stack and detector ancestry, residual history, neutral open artifacts, bounded nonfactorization, archive restoration, navigation changes, conceptual deletions, and Library-versus-website format transformations. Publication remains documentary and methodological; it does not report physical execution, an anomaly, independent recurrence, or empirical support for Substrate Cosmology.
CHECKED · Exact preservation of pages 1–80 + Library and website chronology correlation + classified additions, modifications, qualifications, supersessions, preservation, deletion, format-transformation, and unknown-loss audit + complete PDF render inspection + same filename and public route + complete site checks + production buildCR-063 + Experiment One Second Edition + Volume Eleven Second Edition + Volume Twelve Second and Third Editions + website commits W-097 through W-099
ActiveCR-063Append-only cumulative errata protocol
Replaced the existing Development Inventory and Errata Index bytes under the same filename and public download relation without creating a newly named edition. The original 67-page Indexed Edition 2.0 body remains intact and is followed by a dated 13-page cumulative append covering D-133 through D-137 and W-092 through W-096: Volume Twelve First and Second Editions, relational radius and operator dimensionalization, the initial cross-laboratory RLC program, its supersession by Experiment One Second Edition, the recurrence-first field-mode apparatus, delayed detection, neutral recurrent-artifact registration, changes, removals, and preservation relations. The append establishes that every future request to update errata means forward-only appending unless James Dunn explicitly requests a new edition. Publication records documentary development only; it does not establish an experiment, anomaly, or physical claim.
CHECKED · Prior-page content-stream preservation + document and website chronology comparison + categorized addition/change/deletion audit + full append render inspection + unchanged filename and homepage route + complete site checks + production buildExisting Development Inventory and Errata Index + Volume Twelve First and Second Editions + Experiment One First and Second Editions + website commits W-092 through W-096
ActiveCR-062Experiment One Second Edition: recurrence-first field-mode frame shaking
Replaced the homepage link to the First Edition experimental program with Experiment One Second Edition, a 34-page recurrence-first field-mode frame-shaking protocol. The former 24-node RLC reference apparatus is replaced by a dynamically coupled low-loss field-mode loop with sacrificial calibration, no in-loop detection, controlled physical return, a common final challenge, and delayed readout. The edition distinguishes recursion from recurrence; limits A/B equivalence to a finite declared observable set; prioritizes ordinary quantum-optical, environmental, timing, and detector-memory explanations; treats the 33 Tools as provisional frame-shake prompts; and permits stable recurrent artifacts to remain neutrally identified and unclassified. The First Edition PDF is retained as a superseded developmental archive. Publication remains a proposed protocol and does not verify laboratories, authorize physical execution, establish safety or institutional approval, admit evidence, demonstrate recurrence, or support a new physical claim.
CHECKED · Clean source baseline + PDF visual and textual verification + First Edition preservation + homepage, continuity, interconnection, and change-register reconciliation + complete site checks + production buildExperiment One First Edition + Volume Three Second Edition + Volume Five Second Edition + Volumes Eleven and Twelve Second Edition + EXP01–EXP12 gates; physical execution remains blocked pending verified laboratories, qualified apparatus, calibration, safety, institutional authority, evidence custody, protected data, replication, and independent review
ActiveCR-061Cross-laboratory experimental program download
Published the Cross-Laboratory Relational Frame-Shake Experimental Program as a 44-page PDF and placed a content-labeled download on its own line immediately above Volume One on the homepage. The program preserves laboratory-resolved outcomes, nulls, contradictions, model plurality, dimensional and operator lineage, preregistration, uncertainty, controls, independent analysis, and explicit claim boundaries. Publication provides a proposed protocol and research record; it does not verify laboratories, authorize physical execution, establish safety or institutional approval, admit evidence, or support a new physical claim.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change complete site baseline + PDF integrity and placement checks + research-archive and experimental-program continuity reconciliation + complete site checks + production buildVolume Twelve, the distributed experimental-development register, the immutable research archive, and existing EXP01–EXP12 gates; physical execution remains blocked pending verified laboratories, calibration, safety, institutional authority, evidence custody, replication, and review
ActiveCR-060Human-readable forum safety link repair
Replaced the forum Profile page’s ambiguous primary link to a raw JSON contract with a plain-language Forum Safety and Readiness destination. The machine-readable link-safety contract remains available beside it under an explicit Technical link-safety contract (JSON) label. This changes presentation only; profile privacy, following, moderation authority, pending-link behavior, and staged redirect and reputation dependencies are unchanged.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change complete site baseline + human-versus-machine destination regression + forum runtime + internal-link and complete site checks + production buildCR-057 + CR-059 + forum Profile + Forum Safety and Readiness + machine-readable link-safety contract
ActiveCR-059Valid HTTPS profile-link intake repair
Corrected the centralized disguised-destination detector so the literal colon in an ordinary https:// address is no longer treated as obfuscation. Added executable regression coverage proving that multiple complete HTTPS addresses entered one per line enter the existing non-clickable pending-review state, while hxxps, bracketed or spaced scheme disguises, spelled-out domains, executable schemes, credential-bearing destinations, shorteners, and private destinations remain rejected. No moderator activation authority, redirect/reputation claim, email exposure, or automatic clickability was added.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change complete site baseline + actual validator regression cases for valid multi-line HTTPS and disguised forms + forum runtime + complete site checks + production buildCR-057 centralized forum link policy + profile API + existing pending-review storage; link activation still requires the staged redirect-chain and reputation services and independent security review
ActiveCR-058Portable moment-of-inspiration ChatGPT workspace
Added an Ask ChatGPT control beside Send to ToDo and Open ToDo. One deliberate action creates a device-local workspace, copies a bounded exploratory prompt, opens the official ChatGPT origin in a separate window, and navigates to the local workspace without placing the inspiration in a URL. The workspace preserves the original idea, editable prompt, optional pasted response, participant labels, and same-origin forum topic or post links. Users can export, import, or use the device share control for a portable handoff. Participant labels do not grant access; ChatGPT submission and response retrieval are not automatic; live invitations, comments, private messaging, server storage, and real-time editing remain disabled behind P18H/P19/P21B operating, identity, consent, moderation, retention, safeguarding, privacy, accessibility, and appeal gates.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change baseline + device-local, no-content-in-URL, explicit clipboard handoff, internal-link restriction, portable sharing, blocked collaboration, route, artifact, lifecycle, interconnection, complete site checks + production buildCR-049 + P21A + existing official ChatGPT handoff + forum routes and safety boundaries; live multi-user collaboration remains dependent on P18H, P19, P21B, and EDU02
ActiveCR-057Forum profiles, opt-in following, and fail-closed link safety
Added a persistent protected forum Profile with consolidated topic, subtopic, and post preferences; independent Follow, email-selection, and branch-mute controls; account-scoped activity; and editable public profile fields. No view, post, reply, report, or moderation action creates a follow. Account email is excluded from forum profile, follow, link, page, public API, and export records. Profiles, threads, and replies now share one centralized link-intake policy: executable, disguised, credential-bearing, shortened, private-destination, and non-HTTPS forms are rejected; accepted submissions stay inert and non-clickable until staged redirect-chain and reputation checks exist. Moderators can disable a link but have no activation or safety-bypass action. Outbound email delivery and link reputation providers remain explicitly staged.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change baseline + schema migration review + profile, following, email non-disclosure, link-policy, safe-rendering, moderator non-override, route, artifact, hook, interconnection, complete site checks + production buildCR-056 + P18B–P18G + ChatGPT identity + durable D1 + privacy and moderation boundaries; email delivery requires a consent-aware provider and link activation requires privacy-preserving redirect and reputation services plus independent security review
ActiveCR-056Participant accountability and forum privacy hardening
Minimized every public thread response so stable account identifiers and internal moderation notes are not serialized to public pages or APIs. Added authenticated reply withdrawal, a private My submissions surface covering pending, approved, quarantined, and removed threads and replies, owner-visible moderation notes, and an inspectable moderator-only recent-decision log that omits moderator account identifiers. Extended route, interconnection, privacy, retention, moderation, continuity, and automated runtime controls without enabling new roles, private messaging, uploads, popularity signals, student interaction, automated matching, experiment authorization, or claim promotion.
CHECKED · Clean release baseline + four bounded post-change regression cycles + identity-minimization, ownership, withdrawal, participant-queue, moderator-history, route, interconnection, complete site checks + production buildCR-055 + P18B–P18G + existing D1 ownership indexes + ChatGPT authentication; expanded roles and experimental advancement remain dependent on P18H and EXP04 external gates
ActiveCR-055Bounded working research forum and experiment-stage bridge
Opened public reading and adult-authenticated, owner-pre-moderated research discussion. New threads and replies stay private until approval; structured records capture contribution class, E0–E8 experiment stage, ordinary explanations, important divergence, evidence needed, scalar identifiers, conflicts, and limitations. Authors can withdraw their own threads, readers can report approved material, moderators receive a rationale-bearing queue, and public threads export as portable JSON. Server-side screening rejects contact details, personal identifiers, and external links. Direct messages, uploads, popularity signals, automated matching, student posting, execution authority, preregistration claims, and scientific promotion remain disabled. Added EXP03A and a prioritized 13-step experimentation roadmap with explicit dependencies, hooks, limitations, and successor gates.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change baseline + schema migration + API authorization, moderation, rate-limit, input-safety, route, artifact, lifecycle, interconnection, forum-runtime, complete site checks + production build + supervised public-reading previewP18A–P18G + ChatGPT authentication + durable D1 storage + owner moderation + EXP03; expansion depends on P18H, verified roles and institutions, named staffing, independent appeals, privacy/legal/accessibility review, backup and archival evidence, and minor safeguarding
ActiveCR-054Question-first public welcome
Reworked the front page around an immediate plain-language question, two clear first actions, a visual scalar-relationship preview with an explicit non-evidence boundary, a current Commons snapshot, one worked investigation example, warmer visitor paths, and a more readable fifty-year horizon. The invitation now says that people may investigate thoughtfully without accepting the framework or possessing advanced credentials. No evidence, Recovery Point, scientific status, contribution, account, storage, or access boundary changed.
CHECKED · Clean pre-change baseline + internal-link, lifecycle, interconnection, journey, maintenance, accessibility-source, complete site checks + production buildExisting scalar registry + investigation, onboarding, student, stewardship, evidence, experimentation, archive, and shared-model routes; presentation uses navigation, accessibility, journey, and visualization hooks
ActiveCR-053Fail-closed experimental claim-packet readiness validation
Implemented EXP03 with fifteen synthetic accepted and rejected packets. The validator rejects missing conventional or null comparisons, absent discriminating predictions, AI self-approval, popularity-based promotion, Site-generated execution authority, mutable raw evidence, private contact fields, unsupervised minors, unsupported cross-site maturity, and missing exchange provenance. It accepts complete synthetic E0, E2, E3, and externally authorized synthetic E4 structures without evaluating any live experiment, person, laboratory, approval, evidence, or scientific claim. Automatic progression now stops at EXP04.
CHECKED · EXP02 post-change baseline + fifteen synthetic outcomes + verification inventory, artifact, hook, interconnection, lifecycle, complete site checks + production buildEXP02 + SITE01 + MNT04–MNT08; EXP04 additionally requires P18H, identity, institution, privacy, legal, accessibility, appeal, and operating evidence
ActiveCR-052Portable experimental claim packet
Implemented EXP02 as a public, non-collecting, versioned evidence envelope covering stable identity, questions, candidate relations, conventional and null comparisons, discriminating predictions, detector and frame, preregistration, safety, sites and instruments, runs, raw evidence, analysis, reviews, replication, conflicts, nulls, non-comparability, attribution, AI assistance, claim decisions, corrections, withdrawals, licensing, and exchange. Promotion excludes popularity, prestige, agreement, AI confidence, and AI self-review. No physical execution, identity verification, storage, approval, or scientific claim was enabled.
CHECKED · EXP01 post-change baseline + contract, route, artifact, hook, interconnection, lifecycle, complete site checks + production buildEXP01 + P05 + P08 + P09 + P22A; prepares EXP03 synthetic readiness validation
ActiveCR-051Prioritized experimental research development register
Added EXP01 as a public experimental-development surface with twelve dependency-ordered improvements and a nine-level E0–E8 claim-maturity ladder. New maintenance hooks cover experimental program, claim schema, AI provenance, preregistration, safety, roles, sites, instruments, runs, analysis, replication, claim status, utility, exchange, and obsolescence changes. EXP02 is the next software-only increment. Physical execution, researcher and institution verification, laboratories, durable evidence, human safety authority, and claim promotion remain explicitly blocked.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + route, link, artifact, hook, priority, interconnection, lifecycle, complete site checks + production buildP01–P03 + P05 + P08–P12 + P18H + P22A; later stages require identity, storage, safety, institutional, reviewer, laboratory, evidence, and operating dependencies
ActiveCR-050Role-specific human and AI bibliographic attribution
Added a public attribution contract and visible citation guidance that preserve each cited source’s original authorship while separately crediting work performed around the source. James Dunn is identified for originating Substrate Cosmology concepts, questions, and program direction; OpenAI ChatGPT is identified where documented for contextual synthesis, drafting, cross-reference organization, software implementation, or editorial coordination under human direction. The policy does not treat AI participation as source authorship, independent verification, scientific authority, copyright ownership in third-party works, personhood, or a substitute for human publication responsibility.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + attribution-contract, source-author separation, lifecycle, interconnection, and complete site checks + production buildP20A + bibliography + research-parent, contribution, privacy, and deprecation hooks
ActiveCR-049Private moment-of-inspiration capture and staged AI pool
Added a persistent quick-capture dock to adult research surfaces. Drafts and up to 100 ToDo items remain in the current browser; one action saves a thought, and the adjacent control opens the list for completion, deletion, organization by date/status/topic, and JSON export. Users may describe an organization request and explicitly copy a prompt with their items for an AI they choose; the Site sends nothing automatically. Student routes are excluded. Automatic AI reading and the cross-user inspiration pool remain blocked behind authenticated owner-scoped storage, per-item consent and withdrawal, filtering, moderation, licensing, retention, safeguarding, privacy, legal, accessibility, and appeal review.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + local-storage, non-transmission, student-exclusion, lifecycle, interconnection, and blocked-stage checks + complete site checks + production buildP14 + P18 controls + P21A local storage contract; P21B depends on P18H and EDU02
ActiveCR-048Student-owned negative-space inquiry guide
Added a non-collecting “What are you thinking?” guide grounded in the site’s current Measurement, Recurrence, Detector, Frame, Information, Agency, Identity, and Conservation development. Students can choose among five thought paths and receive specific encouragement plus questions about observation, ordinary explanations, unknowns, disconfirmation, and null results. The page states that the evidence-relation, independent-replication, and operational-utility registers remain empty and that an unknown is not evidence for Substrate Cosmology. Choices remain only in page memory; no free text, account, submission, storage, message, or student record was introduced.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + current-registry reconciliation + non-collection and interpretation-boundary checks + complete site checks + production buildEDU01 + scalar registry + evidence, replication, and utility registers + EDU01S safety boundary
ActiveCR-047Daily cross-disciplinary forum introduction
Added fourteen rotating forum introductions selected by UTC calendar day. Each describes Substrate Cosmology as a plural inquiry into negative spaces among particle physics, quantum physics, chemistry, and other mainstream sciences, while presenting the roughly 95% dark-matter/dark-energy horizon as unresolved inferred physics rather than confirmation of the framework. The cadence, required concepts, source, and scientific boundary are machine-checked; the passage does not alter evidence, confidence, posting, or forum access.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + cadence and source-boundary validation + complete site checks + production buildP18F2 + forum thread surface + scientific interpretation boundary
ActiveCR-046Groupthink-resistant effort introductions
Extended the read-only forum with a transparent coordination protocol: immutable independent-position snapshots, work-based match signals, required overlap and divergence, reinforcement-risk labels, mutual opt-in before identity disclosure, comparison charters, independent result branches, perspective rotation, neglected-area protection, and strict separation from recognition, funding, and scientific status. A teacher- or guardian-mediated boundary prohibits personal information, profiles, direct contact, and private adult-minor communication. Thirteen synthetic cases test accepted and rejected proposals. Posting, automated matching, introductions, identity disclosure, messaging, and contact exchange remain disabled.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + thirteen synthetic outcomes + route, artifact, feature, change-impact, and verification reconciliation + complete site checks + production buildP13 + P14 + P17 + P18A–P18G + EDU01S2/EDU02 safeguarding gates
ActiveCR-045Five-opportunity grant matching at contributor recognition
Extended P20A so every newly recognized significant contribution carries a dated search for five currently published, relevant grant opportunities from official funder notices. Matching records the contribution profile, funder, notice, deadline, eligibility route, institutional or nonprofit participation, and fit rationale; requires a pre-application recheck; and records an honest shortfall instead of padding when five credible matches do not exist. Three additional synthetic rejection cases stop incomplete five-result claims, closed listings, and unofficial-source searches. No live contributor or grant search was fabricated.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + eleven synthetic outcomes + continuity, cadence, interconnection, and lifecycle reconciliation + complete site checks + production buildP20A + P11 + P12 + funding-currency and privacy hooks; executes only when a real contribution reaches recognition
ActiveCR-044Consent-gated significant contributor registry
Added P20A as an initially empty categorized recognition registry with stable contribution records, evidence and review gates, unanimous public-name and citation consent, person-specific contribution statements, descending contribution order, explicit equal-contribution handling, correction and withdrawal paths, and individual and group CV examples. Eight synthetic cases reject missing consent, private contact data, absent evidence, incomplete review, order/share conflicts, and unapproved percentages. No real person was added.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + eight synthetic outcomes + route, artifact, feature, cadence, privacy, link, and lifecycle validation + complete site checks + production buildP03 + P05 + P09 + P14 + contribution and privacy hooks; future names require reviewed evidence and opt-in consent
ActiveCR-043Fail-closed human-review evidence validation
Added MNT12CV with twelve synthetic decision records. The validator accepts complete per-destination records and rejects missing authority, privacy, funding-currency, or safeguarding roles; personal information; stale or absent expiry; group-level approvals; unknown destinations; invalid decision states; and incomplete records. Symbolic destination references prevent the fixtures from being mistaken for live evidence, and MNT12C remains blocked.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + twelve synthetic outcomes + queue, lifecycle, interconnection, and authority-boundary validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT12A + MNT12B + MNT12CP; prepares trustworthy MNT12C evidence intake without appointing reviewers
ActiveCR-042Named-review worklist without simulated authority
Prepared MNT12C as five priority-ordered review batches covering all 30 external observations. The worklist maps source-authority, privacy, funding-currency, and safeguarding roles to explicit checks; preserves the PAMS, NSPIRES, APS, and project-canonicalization findings; requires one dated decision per active URL; and keeps every reviewer, rationale, condition, limitation, decision, and expiry field empty. Its validator rejects missing coverage or any premature claim that human review occurred.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + exact active-group and observation coverage + empty-state and role validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT09 + MNT12A + MNT12B; MNT12C remains blocked until named reviewers complete the worklist
ActiveCR-041Complete external-destination observation evidence
Completed MNT12B with dated, nonpersonal records for all 30 active destinations, declared transport limits, expiry, and named-review handoffs. The observed behavior exposed a protocol defect: DOI resolvers normally cross origins to publishers, so the protocol now permits only redirects that preserve a registered DOI identity while retaining non-approval and source-authority/privacy review. The PAMS landing redirect and an unparameterized NSPIRES response are preserved as findings for MNT12C; no external destination was approved.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + complete active-URL coverage + ten synthetic decisions + transport-limit and review-handoff validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT09 + MNT10 + MNT12A + all active registered destinations; MNT12C still requires named authority, privacy, funding-currency, and safeguarding reviewers
ActiveCR-040Portable external-review evidence protocol
Split MNT12 into a software-complete protocol stage, a blocked network-observation stage, and a blocked named-review stage. Added a privacy-safe evidence schema and nine synthetic cases covering success-without-approval, same- and cross-origin redirects, failure, timeout, student and funding reviewer gates, test-only quarantine, and privacy rejection. The validator makes no network request and cannot approve, publish, reclassify, or remove destinations.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + nine synthetic decisions + protocol/queue/interconnection checks + complete site checks + production buildMNT09 + MNT10 + MNT11; prepares MNT12B network observations and MNT12C authority, funding, privacy, and safeguarding review
ActiveCR-039Clean-room recoverability drill and pinned setup correction
Completed MNT11 in a new nonproduction checkout recovered from the registered remote source. The drill used the project-owned pinned dependency setup, passed all controls and the production build, and produced a validated but undeployed hosting package. It recorded package integrity, two recovery findings, and explicit non-claims for production deployment, access, credentials, data, provider outages, and independent-platform recovery. The maintainer handoff now requires the pinned install entrypoint.
CHECKED · Remote clone + pinned frozen setup + complete site checks + production build + package inspection + production-isolation reviewMNT05 + MNT07 + MNT08 + MNT10 + registered remote source + scoped recovery credential
ActiveCR-038Maintenance cadence, evidence freshness, and next-increment queue
Added MNT10 so release, monthly, quarterly, semiannual, and annual maintenance stages declare controls, hooks, owners, evidence types, authority limits, review dates, missed-run responses, limitations, and successor paths. The user-authorized monthly audit is recorded as report-only and not yet evidence. Added a separate dependency-ordered maintenance queue with MNT11 clean-room recovery next; externally blocked product stages remain closed.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + cadence/authority validation + maintenance-priority validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT01–MNT09 + monthly dependency audit + maintenance hooks + verification controls
ActiveCR-037External dependency and link lifecycle registry
Added MNT09 as a complete inventory of every literal HTTPS destination in application, public-contract, and archive source surfaces. Each destination now declares its use class, exposure state, authority, audience, privacy boundary, maintenance hooks, review trigger, and replacement path. Test-only shortened, unknown, approved-domain, and internal-origin values remain explicitly quarantined. The check rejects additions, removals, duplicates, unsafe active fixtures, and unregistered references without claiming live availability or external-policy review.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + exact source/registry comparison + exposure-state validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT01–MNT08 + student safeguards + funding and research hooks + all literal HTTPS source references
ActiveCR-036Change-impact routing contract
Added MNT08 so every tracked source file routes to explicit maintenance hooks, required controls, update surfaces, stage gates, limitations, and stop conditions. Rules cover application surfaces, shared UI, public contracts, research archives, public assets, verification and runtime tooling, storage, hosting, dependencies, and project documentation. Unrouted files, unknown hooks or controls, missing update surfaces, and stale impact fixtures now stop the release.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + complete tracked-source coverage + impact-fixture validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT01–MNT07 + tracked source inventory + maintenance hooks + verification controls
ActiveCR-035Dependency-ordered verification control registry
Added MNT07 as a complete inventory of release checkers. Every control now declares its prerequisites, protected scope, evidence class, fail-closed policy, maintenance hooks, limitations, and successor path. The meta-control compares the registry with both the checker files and the standard site-check command, rejecting missing, unregistered, reordered, unwired, or silently disabled checks while preserving the distinction between automated evidence and external or human review.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + exact checker-file comparison + command-order validation + dependency and hook validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT01–MNT06 + all release checker scripts + standard site-check command
ActiveCR-034Route lifecycle and access-boundary registry
Added MNT06 as a complete inventory of every public page and API route. Each route now belongs to a dependency domain with an explicit public-access boundary, interaction boundary, maintenance hooks, and successor path. The checker rejects unregistered or removed sources, duplicate routes, source/path mismatches, unknown dependencies, and accidental API/page reclassification without treating route presence as authority to open blocked interactions.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + exact route-source comparison + access and interaction boundary validation + complete site and interconnection checks + production buildMNT01–MNT05 + all page and API route sources + navigation, access, privacy, and feature hooks
ActiveCR-033Public artifact lifecycle registry
Added MNT05 as a complete inventory of the site’s public JSON contracts, policies, fixtures, evidence, and registries. Every artifact now belongs to one dependency domain with controlling hooks, a lifecycle class, a public nonpersonal boundary, retention rule, same-release change rule, and successor path. The standard check fails on additions, removals, duplicates, missing schema versions, unknown dependencies, or orphaned files.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + complete artifact-set comparison + dependency and hook validation + complete site checks + production buildMNT01–MNT04 + all public JSON artifacts + feature interconnection registry
ActiveCR-032Maintenance-hook dependency validation
Added MNT04 as a fail-closed contract for the site’s evolution hooks. The checker verifies unique identifiers, known prerequisites, acyclic ordering, required responses, five staged gates, stop conditions, and a compatibility-based successor path. It validates declared structure without claiming external platform state or opening any blocked product stage.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + hook graph validation + complete site and interconnection checks + production buildMNT01 + MNT02 + MNT03 + the 39 declared maintenance hooks
ActiveCR-031Feature interconnection registry
Added MNT03 as a public dependency map for eight major capabilities. Each entry names routes, source surfaces, artifacts, upstream features, maintenance hooks, validation commands, known limitations, and a successor path. The checker initially rejected three assumed artifact names; those mappings were corrected to the actual maintained files before publication.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + intentional first failure + corrected artifact mappings + complete site checks + route/link integrity + production buildMNT01 + MNT02 + existing route, artifact, and hook contracts
ActiveCR-030Platform compatibility and obsolescence control
Added MNT02 as a public, versioned register of runtime, package-manager, framework, hosting, storage, access, compute-limit, migration, rollback, and replacement assumptions. A deterministic checker now stops silent source drift while leaving upgrades and access changes subject to their named review hooks.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + configuration drift check + access-boundary review + complete site checks + route/link integrity + production buildMNT01 + hosting manifest + package contract + platform/access/storage/deprecation hooks
ActiveCR-029Fail-closed enlargement evidence validation
Added a deterministic validator and six synthetic fixtures for the portable 200% enlargement evidence contract. It accepts a complete not-run handoff and rejects missing measurements, CSS substitutes, incomplete journey coverage, privacy violations, and pass claims without measurable enlargement. Passing this validator does not complete UX06B2B2.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + six fixture outcomes + complete site and journey checks + route/link integrity + production buildUX06B2B2P + MNT01; prepares trustworthy external evidence intake without enabling the blocked stage
ActiveCR-028Portable 200% enlargement verification protocol
Added a versioned, machine-readable protocol that requires measurable browser enlargement before testing; defines learn, investigate, simulate, contribute, and govern cases; records repairs and retests; preserves a synthetic-data privacy boundary; and provides an exact re-entry path. UX06B2B2 remains blocked and unclaimed until the protocol is run in a capable environment.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + protocol contract checks + priority reconciliation + route/link integrity + production buildUX06B2B1 + UX06B2B2-ENV-01 + MNT01; enables consistent external execution of UX06B2B2
ActiveCR-027Measured enlargement-environment gate
Rechecked UX06B2B2 in the managed supervised browser and recorded the negative capability result. Browser enlargement commands did not change device scale or viewport measurements, so the five 200% journey checks were not claimed or simulated. The queue remains paused at the first external dependency, with exact measurements and a replacement path for the next capable environment.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + measured before/after environment gate + evidence-schema check + route/link integrity + production buildUX06B2B1 + MNT01; UX06B2B2 still requires demonstrable browser-level 200% enlargement
ActiveCR-026Synthetic minor-interaction safety fixtures
Implemented EDU01S2A with eleven synthetic cases and a deterministic reference checker for personal information, precise locations and schedules, approved and unknown destinations, shortened links, files, off-site contact, safety reports, and ambiguous patterns. The checker explicitly cannot infer age or guarantee complete detection; accounts, submissions, uploads, links, and messaging remain disabled.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + eleven fixture outcomes + safety-boundary validation + priority reconciliation + route/link integrity + production buildEDU01S + MNT01; EDU01S2B requires production architecture, a named safeguarding owner, and operating capacity
ActiveCR-025Dependency-verified development priorities
Added a public and machine-readable queue that separates executable work from environment-, reviewer-, evidence-, and dependency-blocked stages. Corrected stale P13–P15 continuation labels and added automated consistency checks so completed developments cannot remain presented as next.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + priority-schema validation + implementation-state reconciliation + internal-link integrity + production buildP01–P03 + maintenance registry + continuity prompts; EDU01S2A is the next bounded increment
ActiveCR-024Minor-interaction safety and approved-domain enforcement
Implemented EDU01S as a safety-by-design contract that does not depend on guessing age. Constructive adults may participate only through visible roles and public or teacher-mediated structures. Added personal-information, contact, website, incident, and staged-interaction boundaries plus an automated allowlist check for every external destination in student surfaces.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + safety contract validation + approved-domain enforcement + route/link integrity + production buildEDU01 + P14 + P18B–P18E + access/privacy/abuse hooks; EDU01S2 remains blocked
ActiveCR-023Keyboard bypass and staged enlargement evidence
Implemented UX06B2B1 after the supervised baseline showed no way to bypass repeated orientation controls. Added a visible-on-focus skip link and shared focusable content target. Kept UX06B2B2 open because the available preview could not verify browser-level 200% enlargement; responsive source rules were not treated as runtime evidence.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + before/after keyboard focus path + route/link integrity + production buildUX06B2A + shared layout + focus styling; UX06B2B2 requires a capable enlargement environment
ActiveCR-022Grade-school and high-school development workspace
Implemented EDU01 as a no-account, grade-banded practice coach with four small research stages, gentle constructive-feedback examples, rotating Mentor/Scribe/Referee roles, trusted-adult safeguards, and official funding and competition routes. Student data collection, private messaging, accounts, hazardous work, and automatic model integration remain disabled.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + student contract validation + route/link integrity + supervised interaction preview + production buildP04–P06 + UX01–UX03 + Grants Resources; EDU02 requires named educators and safeguarding review
ActiveCR-021First supervised runtime evidence and pre-paint mode repair
Implemented UX06B2A with bounded preview evidence for search, view-mode persistence, and stage accuracy. Repaired the identified initialization gap by restoring a valid saved explanation mode before the page paints. Keyboard-only, enlargement, touch, assistive-technology, authenticated contribution, and representative-user checks remain staged.
CHECKED · Clean baseline + affected interaction contract + supervised preview repetition + route/link integrity + production buildUX06B1 + shared layout + ExperienceBar + search inventory; prepares UX06B2B
ActiveCR-020Repeatable user-journey interaction contracts
Implemented UX06B1 as seven machine-readable source contracts and a bounded checker integrated into the standard site check. It protects view-mode persistence, search recovery, prompt portability, simulator controls, contribution draft boundaries, semantic controls, and current-stage accuracy without overstating source inspection as runtime or user evidence.
CHECKED · Pre-change baseline + interaction source contracts + route/link integrity + production buildUX06A + UX01–UX05 + P01–P03; prepares supervised UX06B2 runtime checks
ActiveCR-019Usability evidence and interconnection inventory
Implemented UX06A as five prioritized user journeys with expected outcomes, dependencies, breakage signals, privacy-minimizing evidence classes, and staged automation/device-review hooks. Corrected the stale dashboard stage from P18F to P18H blocked with UX06 active, and added the usability surface to search and maintenance navigation.
CHECKED · Pre-change baseline + journey and stage-consistency validation + route/link integrity + production buildUX01–UX05 + P01–P03 + deliberate feedback; prepares UX06B synthetic interaction checks
ActiveCR-018Forum capability and operating-readiness exercise plan
Implemented P18G as eight synthetic, dependency-ordered exercises with explicit pass conditions and an all-gates-closed public status. No exercise is represented as passed, no real forum data is stored, and public posting remains disabled. P18H independent readiness review is next and blocked.
CHECKED · P18F post-check baseline + operating-plan validation + route/link integrity + production buildP18A–P18F; prepares evidence for a later P18H decision without granting authority
ActiveCR-017Research-thread contract and staged forum hooks
Implemented P18F as a read-only public structure with typed threads, contribution classes, stable record links, citations, uncertainty, conflicts, nulls, non-comparability, lineage, popularity isolation, integration boundaries, portable exports, and valid/invalid fixtures. Public posting remains disabled; P18G capability and operating-readiness exercises are next.
CHECKED · Pre-change baseline + contract validation + route/link integrity + production buildP18A–P18E + P17; enables P18G exercises without enabling a forum
ActiveCR-016Navigation and export reliability repair
Repaired the archive-reader breadcrumb so every visible breadcrumb resolves to a valid public page. Hardened generated Markdown and JSON downloads by attaching each temporary download link before activation and releasing its object URL after the browser accepts the action.
CHECKED · Pre-change audit + route/link integrity + interaction checks + production buildUX01 + P16 + P17; preserves document, simulator, scalar-view, and contribution-receipt exports
ActiveCR-015Forum privacy, retention, and abuse controls
Advanced P18 through privacy/retention and abuse-response contracts. Durable forum storage, enforcement, authentication, and posting remain disabled pending capability, staffing, legal, and operational review.
CHECKED · Baseline + two bounded integrity checks + production buildsP18B + P18C; prepares P18F research-thread structure
ActiveCR-014Forum identity and moderation controls
Advanced P18 through least-privilege identity and transparent moderation/appeal policy contracts. Authentication, accounts, posting, and durable forum data remain disabled until platform, privacy, retention, abuse, and operating-capacity gates pass.
CHECKED · Baseline + two bounded integrity checks + production buildsP18A + P14; prepares P18D privacy and retention
ActiveCR-013Accessible visualization and forum readiness
Implemented the P17 foundation with filters, re-centering, enlargement, provenance, uncertainty, export, reduced motion, interpretation limits, and a table equivalent. Added P18A readiness gates while leaving public posting disabled.
CHECKED · Baseline + three bounded integrity checks + production buildsP07 + P08 + P16; prepares P18 without bypassing governance
ActiveCR-012Bounded simulation foundation
Implemented P16 as one client-side deterministic recurrence comparison with a versioned schema, conventional baseline, null world, validation fixtures, 512-step ceiling, cancellation, accessible graph/table, and full JSON export. P17 is next; general models and forums remain gated.
CHECKED · Baseline + three bounded integrity/fixture checks + production buildsP07 + P08 + P10 + P13; enables P17
ActiveCR-011User-experience foundation
Reorganized navigation by task; added persistent orientation, breadcrumbs, maturity labels, recommended next steps, dashboard, search, glossary, guided investigation, public status, routed feedback, accessible dependencies, contribution draft recovery and preview, and linked relational inquiry paths.
CHECKED · Pre-change baseline + incremental integrity checks + production buildsUX01–UX05; prepares P16–P19
ActiveCR-010Scale-without-capture stage
Added portable exchange, distributed stewardship and appeals, and a gated long-duration diversity research horizon.
CHECKED · Three bounded integrity checks + production buildsP13–P15; enables P16–P19
ActiveCR-009Unlisted continuity prompt registry
Added a quiet front-page link and dependency-ordered prompts for portability, governance, long-duration research, simulation, visualization, discussion, and grant-project collaboration.
CHECKED · Integrity check + production buildP13–P19 planning; maintenance hooks
ActiveCR-008Operational usefulness stage
Added a design-only intervention sandbox, cross-site trial readiness gates, and an empty machine-readable utility register.
CHECKED · Three bounded integrity checks + production buildsP10–P12; enables P15
ActiveCR-007Relational evidence stage
Published a scalar registry, empty conflict-preserving relation schema, and empty replication/negative-result index with explicit admission gates.
CHECKED · Three bounded integrity checks + production buildsP07–P09; enables P10 and P13
ActiveCR-006Safe participation stage
Implemented role-sensitive onboarding, durable contribution classification, and a stage-gated mentored replication pathway.
CHECKED · Integrity check + migration review + production buildP04–P06; enables P07 and P09
ActiveCR-005Continuity foundations
Added dependency roadmap, maintenance protocol, machine-readable hooks, automated integrity checking, and maintenance status.
CHECKED · Integrity check + production buildP01–P03; all future site changes
ActiveCR-004Participation safeguards
Added researcher entry paths, research maturity ladder, contribution classes, and required integrity acknowledgements.
CHECKED · Production buildInvestigation and contribution flows
ActiveCR-003Bounded autonomous iteration
Declared Observe → Propose → Verify → Publish and added unexpected pairings plus copy-ready inquiry prompts.
CHECKED · Production buildShared model
ActiveCR-002Interactive scalar relationships
Added selectable and rotatable scalar field with changing inquiry tree.
CHECKED · Production buildShared model
ActiveCR-001Public research commons
Established investigation, resource, contribution, shared-model, question, and grant surfaces.
CHECKED · Production build + publicationSite foundation
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