plans: correct extraction note — declined after reading both impls

Reading lib/mod (Prolog) and lib/acl (Datalog) side by side shows the convergence
is in module names only. Federation: opposite trust models (SX registry + decision
sharing vs in-engine Datalog trust facts + fact replication), zero shared code.
Audit: only a ~5-fn core overlaps and it diverges (entry shapes, seq base 0 vs 1,
op sets, mutation idiom) — not worth a shared module under two restricted envs.
Outcome: keep them parallel; revisit only on a third same-model consumer.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>

lib/apl/conformance.conf

@@ -1,63 +0,0 @@
-# APL conformance config — sourced by lib/guest/conformance.sh.
-
-LANG_NAME=apl
-MODE=counters
-COUNTERS_PASS=apl-test-pass
-COUNTERS_FAIL=apl-test-fail
-TIMEOUT_PER_SUITE=300
-
-PRELOADS=(
-  spec/stdlib.sx
-  lib/r7rs.sx
-  lib/apl/runtime.sx
-  lib/apl/tokenizer.sx
-  lib/apl/parser.sx
-  lib/apl/transpile.sx
-  lib/apl/test-harness.sx
-)
-
-SUITES=(
-  "structural:lib/apl/tests/structural.sx"
-  "operators:lib/apl/tests/operators.sx"
-  "dfn:lib/apl/tests/dfn.sx"
-  "tradfn:lib/apl/tests/tradfn.sx"
-  "valence:lib/apl/tests/valence.sx"
-  "programs:lib/apl/tests/programs.sx"
-  "system:lib/apl/tests/system.sx"
-  "idioms:lib/apl/tests/idioms.sx"
-  "eval-ops:lib/apl/tests/eval-ops.sx"
-  "pipeline:lib/apl/tests/pipeline.sx"
-)
-
-emit_scoreboard_json() {
-  local n=${#GC_NAMES[@]} i sep
-  printf '{\n'
-  printf '  "suites": {\n'
-  for ((i=0; i<n; i++)); do
-    sep=","; [ $i -eq $((n-1)) ] && sep=""
-    printf '    "%s": {"pass": %d, "fail": %d}%s\n' \
-      "${GC_NAMES[$i]}" "${GC_PASS[$i]}" "${GC_FAIL[$i]}" "$sep"
-  done
-  printf '  },\n'
-  printf '  "total_pass": %d,\n' "$GC_TOTAL_PASS"
-  printf '  "total_fail": %d,\n' "$GC_TOTAL_FAIL"
-  printf '  "total": %d\n' "$GC_TOTAL"
-  printf '}\n'
-}
-
-emit_scoreboard_md() {
-  local n=${#GC_NAMES[@]} i
-  printf '# APL Conformance Scoreboard\n\n'
-  printf '_Generated by `lib/apl/conformance.sh`_\n\n'
-  printf '| Suite | Pass | Fail | Total |\n'
-  printf '|-------|-----:|-----:|------:|\n'
-  for ((i=0; i<n; i++)); do
-    printf '| %s | %d | %d | %d |\n' \
-      "${GC_NAMES[$i]}" "${GC_PASS[$i]}" "${GC_FAIL[$i]}" "${GC_TOTAL_S[$i]}"
-  done
-  printf '| **Total** | **%d** | **%d** | **%d** |\n' "$GC_TOTAL_PASS" "$GC_TOTAL_FAIL" "$GC_TOTAL"
-  printf '\n'
-  printf '## Notes\n\n'
-  printf '%s\n' '- Suites use the standard `apl-test name got expected` framework loaded against `lib/apl/runtime.sx` + `lib/apl/transpile.sx`.'
-  printf '%s\n' '- `lib/apl/tests/parse.sx` and `lib/apl/tests/scalar.sx` use their own self-contained frameworks and are excluded from this scoreboard.'
-}

lib/apl/conformance.sh

@@ -1,5 +1,116 @@
 #!/usr/bin/env bash
-# lib/apl/conformance.sh — APL conformance via the shared guest driver.
+# lib/apl/conformance.sh — run APL test suites, emit scoreboard.json + scoreboard.md.
-# Config lives in lib/apl/conformance.conf (MODE=counters). Override the binary
+
-# with SX_SERVER=path/to/sx_server.exe bash lib/apl/conformance.sh
+set -uo pipefail
-exec bash "$(dirname "$0")/../guest/conformance.sh" "$(dirname "$0")/conformance.conf" "$@"
+cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
+
+SX_SERVER="${SX_SERVER:-/root/rose-ash/hosts/ocaml/_build/default/bin/sx_server.exe}"
+if [ ! -x "$SX_SERVER" ]; then
+  SX_SERVER="hosts/ocaml/_build/default/bin/sx_server.exe"
+fi
+if [ ! -x "$SX_SERVER" ]; then
+  echo "ERROR: sx_server.exe not found." >&2
+  exit 1
+fi
+
+SUITES=(structural operators dfn tradfn valence programs system idioms eval-ops pipeline)
+
+OUT_JSON="lib/apl/scoreboard.json"
+OUT_MD="lib/apl/scoreboard.md"
+
+run_suite() {
+  local suite=$1
+  local file="lib/apl/tests/${suite}.sx"
+  local TMP
+  TMP=$(mktemp)
+  cat > "$TMP" << EPOCHS
+(epoch 1)
+(load "spec/stdlib.sx")
+(load "lib/r7rs.sx")
+(load "lib/apl/runtime.sx")
+(load "lib/apl/tokenizer.sx")
+(load "lib/apl/parser.sx")
+(load "lib/apl/transpile.sx")
+(epoch 2)
+(eval "(define apl-test-pass 0)")
+(eval "(define apl-test-fail 0)")
+(eval "(define apl-test (fn (name got expected) (if (= got expected) (set! apl-test-pass (+ apl-test-pass 1)) (set! apl-test-fail (+ apl-test-fail 1)))))")
+(epoch 3)
+(load "${file}")
+(epoch 4)
+(eval "(list apl-test-pass apl-test-fail)")
+EPOCHS
+
+  local OUTPUT
+  OUTPUT=$(timeout 300 "$SX_SERVER" < "$TMP" 2>/dev/null)
+  rm -f "$TMP"
+
+  local LINE
+  LINE=$(echo "$OUTPUT" | awk '/^\(ok-len 4 / {getline; print; exit}')
+  if [ -z "$LINE" ]; then
+    LINE=$(echo "$OUTPUT" | grep -E '^\(ok 4 \([0-9]+ [0-9]+\)\)' | tail -1 \
+            | sed -E 's/^\(ok 4 //; s/\)$//')
+  fi
+
+  local P F
+  P=$(echo "$LINE" | sed -E 's/^\(([0-9]+) ([0-9]+)\).*/\1/')
+  F=$(echo "$LINE" | sed -E 's/^\(([0-9]+) ([0-9]+)\).*/\2/')
+  P=${P:-0}
+  F=${F:-0}
+  echo "${P} ${F}"
+}
+
+declare -A SUITE_PASS
+declare -A SUITE_FAIL
+TOTAL_PASS=0
+TOTAL_FAIL=0
+
+echo "Running APL conformance suite..." >&2
+for s in "${SUITES[@]}"; do
+  read -r p f < <(run_suite "$s")
+  SUITE_PASS[$s]=$p
+  SUITE_FAIL[$s]=$f
+  TOTAL_PASS=$((TOTAL_PASS + p))
+  TOTAL_FAIL=$((TOTAL_FAIL + f))
+  printf "  %-12s %d/%d\n" "$s" "$p" "$((p+f))" >&2
+done
+
+# scoreboard.json
+{
+  printf '{\n'
+  printf '  "suites": {\n'
+  first=1
+  for s in "${SUITES[@]}"; do
+    if [ $first -eq 0 ]; then printf ',\n'; fi
+    printf '    "%s": {"pass": %d, "fail": %d}' "$s" "${SUITE_PASS[$s]}" "${SUITE_FAIL[$s]}"
+    first=0
+  done
+  printf '\n  },\n'
+  printf '  "total_pass": %d,\n' "$TOTAL_PASS"
+  printf '  "total_fail": %d,\n' "$TOTAL_FAIL"
+  printf '  "total": %d\n' "$((TOTAL_PASS + TOTAL_FAIL))"
+  printf '}\n'
+} > "$OUT_JSON"
+
+# scoreboard.md
+{
+  printf '# APL Conformance Scoreboard\n\n'
+  printf '_Generated by `lib/apl/conformance.sh`_\n\n'
+  printf '| Suite | Pass | Fail | Total |\n'
+  printf '|-------|-----:|-----:|------:|\n'
+  for s in "${SUITES[@]}"; do
+    p=${SUITE_PASS[$s]}
+    f=${SUITE_FAIL[$s]}
+    printf '| %s | %d | %d | %d |\n' "$s" "$p" "$f" "$((p+f))"
+  done
+  printf '| **Total** | **%d** | **%d** | **%d** |\n' "$TOTAL_PASS" "$TOTAL_FAIL" "$((TOTAL_PASS + TOTAL_FAIL))"
+  printf '\n'
+  printf '## Notes\n\n'
+  printf '%s\n' '- Suites use the standard `apl-test name got expected` framework loaded against `lib/apl/runtime.sx` + `lib/apl/transpile.sx`.'
+  printf '%s\n' '- `lib/apl/tests/parse.sx` and `lib/apl/tests/scalar.sx` use their own self-contained frameworks and are excluded from this scoreboard.'
+} > "$OUT_MD"
+
+echo "Wrote $OUT_JSON and $OUT_MD" >&2
+echo "Total: $TOTAL_PASS pass, $TOTAL_FAIL fail" >&2
+
+[ "$TOTAL_FAIL" -eq 0 ]

lib/apl/scoreboard.json

@@ -9,9 +9,9 @@
     "system": {"pass": 13, "fail": 0},
     "idioms": {"pass": 64, "fail": 0},
     "eval-ops": {"pass": 14, "fail": 0},
-    "pipeline": {"pass": 152, "fail": 0}
+    "pipeline": {"pass": 40, "fail": 0}
   },
-  "total_pass": 562,
+  "total_pass": 450,
   "total_fail": 0,
-  "total": 562
+  "total": 450
 }

lib/apl/scoreboard.md

@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ _Generated by `lib/apl/conformance.sh`_
 | system | 13 | 0 | 13 |
 | idioms | 64 | 0 | 64 |
 | eval-ops | 14 | 0 | 14 |
-| pipeline | 152 | 0 | 152 |
+| pipeline | 40 | 0 | 40 |
-| **Total** | **562** | **0** | **562** |
+| **Total** | **450** | **0** | **450** |
 
 ## Notes
 

lib/apl/test-harness.sx

@@ -1,15 +0,0 @@
-; lib/apl/test-harness.sx — counters + assertion fn for the shared conformance
-; driver (lib/guest/conformance.sh, MODE=counters). Loaded as a PRELOAD so each
-; suite starts from a fresh 0/0; suites call (apl-test name got expected).
-
-(define apl-test-pass 0)
-(define apl-test-fail 0)
-
-(define
-  apl-test
-  (fn
-    (name got expected)
-    (if
-      (= got expected)
-      (set! apl-test-pass (+ apl-test-pass 1))
-      (set! apl-test-fail (+ apl-test-fail 1)))))

lib/feed/acl.sx

@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
-; feed/acl — per-viewer visibility filtering. The same candidate stream yields
-; different timelines for different viewers, so ACL is applied per request and
-; pre-ACL timelines are never cached.
-;
-; permit? is injected: (permit? viewer activity) -> bool. Wire a real acl-sx
-; predicate here; feed/permit-acl? is a self-contained default that reads an
-; optional :visible-to allowlist on the activity.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx
-; (feed/-elem?), lib/feed/rank.sx (feed/top).
-
-; default permit: actor always sees own activity; absent/nil :visible-to is
-; public; otherwise viewer must be in the allowlist.
-(define
-  feed/permit-acl?
-  (fn
-    (viewer a)
-    (or
-      (equal? viewer (get a :actor))
-      (let
-        ((allowed (get a :visible-to nil)))
-        (if (= allowed nil) true (feed/-elem? viewer allowed))))))
-
-(define feed/permit-public? (fn (viewer a) true))
-
-; filter a stream to what viewer may read
-(define
-  feed/visible
-  (fn
-    (stream viewer permit?)
-    (feed/filter stream (fn (a) (permit? viewer a)))))
-
-; the capstone: candidate stream -> ACL for viewer -> rank -> top-N
-(define
-  feed/timeline
-  (fn
-    (stream viewer permit? score-fn n)
-    (feed/top (feed/visible stream viewer permit?) score-fn n)))

lib/feed/aggregate.sx

@@ -1,62 +0,0 @@
-; feed/aggregate — group-by / counting via key-reduce. Keys must be strings
-; (dict keys), so composite keys (actor, day) are joined into one string.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx.
-
-; group activities into a dict: key-string -> (list of activities), order-preserving
-(define
-  feed/group-by
-  (fn
-    (stream key-fn)
-    (reduce
-      (fn
-        (g a)
-        (let
-          ((k (key-fn a)))
-          (assoc g k (append (get g k (list)) (list a)))))
-      {}
-      (feed/items stream))))
-
-; key-string -> count
-(define
-  feed/group-count
-  (fn
-    (stream key-fn)
-    (reduce
-      (fn
-        (g a)
-        (let
-          ((k (key-fn a)))
-          (assoc g k (+ (get g k 0) 1))))
-      {}
-      (feed/items stream))))
-
-; --- composite keys ---------------------------------------------------------
-
-(define feed/day (fn (at window) (floor (/ at window))))
-
-; (actor, day-bucket) -> "actor#day"
-(define
-  feed/actor-day-key
-  (fn
-    (window)
-    (fn
-      (a)
-      (string-append
-        (get a :actor)
-        "#"
-        (number->string (feed/day (get a :at) window))))))
-
-(define
-  feed/by-actor-day
-  (fn (stream window) (feed/group-count stream (feed/actor-day-key window))))
-
-; per-actor activity counts
-(define
-  feed/actor-counts
-  (fn (stream) (feed/group-count stream feed/actor)))
-
-; per-object activity counts (engagement)
-(define
-  feed/object-counts
-  (fn (stream) (feed/group-count stream feed/object)))

lib/feed/api.sx

@@ -1,24 +0,0 @@
-; feed/api — ergonomic API over the stream layer for non-APL callers.
-; A single mutable activity log; post appends, all returns it as a stream.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx (loaded by harness).
-
-(define feed/-log (list))
-
-; post — normalize then append. Returns the stored activity.
-(define
-  feed/post
-  (fn
-    (raw)
-    (let
-      ((a (feed/normalize raw)))
-      (begin (set! feed/-log (append feed/-log (list a))) a))))
-
-; all — the whole log as a stream (insertion order)
-(define feed/all (fn () (feed/stream feed/-log)))
-
-; reset! — clear the log (test hygiene)
-(define feed/reset! (fn () (begin (set! feed/-log (list)) nil)))
-
-; size — number of posted activities
-(define feed/size (fn () (len feed/-log)))

lib/feed/conformance.sh

@@ -1,125 +0,0 @@
-#!/usr/bin/env bash
-# lib/feed/conformance.sh — run feed test suites, emit scoreboard.json + scoreboard.md.
-
-set -uo pipefail
-cd "$(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)"
-
-SX_SERVER="${SX_SERVER:-/root/rose-ash/hosts/ocaml/_build/default/bin/sx_server.exe}"
-if [ ! -x "$SX_SERVER" ]; then
-  SX_SERVER="hosts/ocaml/_build/default/bin/sx_server.exe"
-fi
-if [ ! -x "$SX_SERVER" ]; then
-  echo "ERROR: sx_server.exe not found." >&2
-  exit 1
-fi
-
-SUITES=(basic fanout rank integration content notify home dedupe trending mute page thread)
-
-OUT_JSON="lib/feed/scoreboard.json"
-OUT_MD="lib/feed/scoreboard.md"
-
-run_suite() {
-  local suite=$1
-  local file="lib/feed/tests/${suite}.sx"
-  local TMP
-  TMP=$(mktemp)
-  cat > "$TMP" << EPOCHS
-(epoch 1)
-(load "spec/stdlib.sx")
-(load "lib/r7rs.sx")
-(load "lib/apl/runtime.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/normalize.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/stream.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/api.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/fanout.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/dedupe.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/aggregate.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/rank.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/acl.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/fed.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/content.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/notify.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/home.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/trending.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/mute.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/page.sx")
-(load "lib/feed/thread.sx")
-(epoch 2)
-(eval "(define feed-test-pass 0)")
-(eval "(define feed-test-fail 0)")
-(eval "(define feed-test (fn (name got expected) (if (= got expected) (set! feed-test-pass (+ feed-test-pass 1)) (set! feed-test-fail (+ feed-test-fail 1)))))")
-(epoch 3)
-(load "${file}")
-(epoch 4)
-(eval "(list feed-test-pass feed-test-fail)")
-EPOCHS
-
-  local OUTPUT
-  OUTPUT=$(timeout 300 "$SX_SERVER" < "$TMP" 2>/dev/null)
-  rm -f "$TMP"
-
-  local LINE
-  LINE=$(echo "$OUTPUT" | awk '/^\(ok-len 4 / {getline; print; exit}')
-  if [ -z "$LINE" ]; then
-    LINE=$(echo "$OUTPUT" | grep -E '^\(ok 4 \([0-9]+ [0-9]+\)\)' | tail -1 \
-            | sed -E 's/^\(ok 4 //; s/\)$//')
-  fi
-
-  local P F
-  P=$(echo "$LINE" | sed -E 's/^\(([0-9]+) ([0-9]+)\).*/\1/')
-  F=$(echo "$LINE" | sed -E 's/^\(([0-9]+) ([0-9]+)\).*/\2/')
-  P=${P:-0}
-  F=${F:-0}
-  echo "${P} ${F}"
-}
-
-declare -A SUITE_PASS
-declare -A SUITE_FAIL
-TOTAL_PASS=0
-TOTAL_FAIL=0
-
-echo "Running feed conformance suite..." >&2
-for s in "${SUITES[@]}"; do
-  read -r p f < <(run_suite "$s")
-  SUITE_PASS[$s]=$p
-  SUITE_FAIL[$s]=$f
-  TOTAL_PASS=$((TOTAL_PASS + p))
-  TOTAL_FAIL=$((TOTAL_FAIL + f))
-  printf "  %-12s %d/%d\n" "$s" "$p" "$((p+f))" >&2
-done
-
-# scoreboard.json
-{
-  printf '{\n'
-  printf '  "suites": {\n'
-  first=1
-  for s in "${SUITES[@]}"; do
-    if [ $first -eq 0 ]; then printf ',\n'; fi
-    printf '    "%s": {"pass": %d, "fail": %d}' "$s" "${SUITE_PASS[$s]}" "${SUITE_FAIL[$s]}"
-    first=0
-  done
-  printf '\n  },\n'
-  printf '  "total_pass": %d,\n' "$TOTAL_PASS"
-  printf '  "total_fail": %d,\n' "$TOTAL_FAIL"
-  printf '  "total": %d\n' "$((TOTAL_PASS + TOTAL_FAIL))"
-  printf '}\n'
-} > "$OUT_JSON"
-
-# scoreboard.md
-{
-  printf '# feed Conformance Scoreboard\n\n'
-  printf '_Generated by `lib/feed/conformance.sh`_\n\n'
-  printf '| Suite | Pass | Fail | Total |\n'
-  printf '|-------|-----:|-----:|------:|\n'
-  for s in "${SUITES[@]}"; do
-    p=${SUITE_PASS[$s]}
-    f=${SUITE_FAIL[$s]}
-    printf '| %s | %d | %d | %d |\n' "$s" "$p" "$f" "$((p+f))"
-  done
-  printf '| **Total** | **%d** | **%d** | **%d** |\n' "$TOTAL_PASS" "$TOTAL_FAIL" "$((TOTAL_PASS + TOTAL_FAIL))"
-} > "$OUT_MD"
-
-echo "Wrote $OUT_JSON and $OUT_MD" >&2
-echo "Total: $TOTAL_PASS pass, $TOTAL_FAIL fail" >&2
-
-[ "$TOTAL_FAIL" -eq 0 ]

lib/feed/content.sx

@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
-; feed/content — TF-IDF relevance over activity :tags. Rare tags carry more
-; signal, so an activity matching an uncommon tag ranks above one matching a
-; common tag. Composes with rank.sx: feed/tfidf-score is just another scorer.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx
-; (feed/-distinct), lib/feed/rank.sx (feed/rank).
-
-; document frequency: tag -> number of activities whose :tags contain it
-; (a tag repeated within one activity counts once toward df)
-(define
-  feed/tag-df
-  (fn
-    (stream)
-    (reduce
-      (fn
-        (df a)
-        (reduce
-          (fn (d t) (assoc d t (+ (get d t 0) 1)))
-          df
-          (feed/-distinct (get a :tags))))
-      {}
-      (feed/items stream))))
-
-; inverse document frequency: tag -> log(N / df)
-(define
-  feed/tag-idf
-  (fn
-    (stream)
-    (let
-      ((n (feed/count stream)) (df (feed/tag-df stream)))
-      (reduce
-        (fn (idf t) (assoc idf t (log (/ n (get df t)))))
-        {}
-        (keys df)))))
-
-; term frequency within one activity: tag -> occurrence count
-(define
-  feed/-tf
-  (fn
-    (a)
-    (reduce
-      (fn (tf t) (assoc tf t (+ (get tf t 0) 1)))
-      {}
-      (get a :tags))))
-
-; relevance of an activity to a query (list of tags) given precomputed idf:
-; sum over query tags of tf(tag in activity) * idf(tag in corpus)
-(define
-  feed/tfidf-score
-  (fn
-    (idf query)
-    (fn
-      (a)
-      (let
-        ((tf (feed/-tf a)))
-        (reduce
-          (fn
-            (acc t)
-            (+ acc (* (get tf t 0) (get idf t 0))))
-          0
-          query)))))
-
-; rank a stream by relevance to query tags (idf computed over the stream itself)
-(define
-  feed/by-relevance
-  (fn
-    (stream query)
-    (feed/rank stream (feed/tfidf-score (feed/tag-idf stream) query))))

lib/feed/dedupe.sx

@@ -1,76 +0,0 @@
-; feed/dedupe — collapse duplicate items, keeping first occurrence per key.
-; Each verb may want its own key (see briefing): "alice posted X" keys on
-; (actor verb object) — distinct per actor; "alice liked X / bob liked X"
-; collapse on (verb object) so the cross-actor likes fold into one.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx
-; (feed/-elem? lives in fanout.sx).
-
-; generic: dedupe a stream by key-fn, first occurrence wins (stable)
-(define
-  feed/-dedup-by
-  (fn
-    (items key-fn)
-    (get
-      (reduce
-        (fn
-          (st x)
-          (let
-            ((k (key-fn x)))
-            (if (feed/-elem? k (get st :seen)) st {:seen (append (get st :seen) (list k)) :out (append (get st :out) (list x))})))
-        {:seen (list) :out (list)}
-        items)
-      :out)))
-
-(define
-  feed/dedupe
-  (fn
-    (stream key-fn)
-    (feed/stream (feed/-dedup-by (feed/items stream) key-fn))))
-
-; --- keys -------------------------------------------------------------------
-
-(define
-  feed/activity-key
-  (fn (a) (list (get a :actor) (get a :verb) (get a :object))))
-
-; collapse cross-actor duplicates of the same verb+object (e.g. likes)
-(define feed/collapse-key (fn (a) (list (get a :verb) (get a :object))))
-
-; per-receiver inbox key — one inbox event per (receiver, actor, verb, object)
-(define
-  feed/event-key
-  (fn
-    (ev)
-    (let
-      ((a (get ev :activity)))
-      (list (get ev :to) (get a :actor) (get a :verb) (get a :object)))))
-
-; verbs whose duplicates collapse across actors (reactions, not authorship).
-; rebindable: callers can (set! feed/collapse-verbs ...) to tune the policy.
-(define
-  feed/collapse-verbs
-  (list "like" "favourite" "follow" "boost" "repost"))
-
-; per-verb key: collapse-verbs fold on (verb object); the rest key on
-; (actor verb object).
-(define
-  feed/smart-key
-  (fn
-    (a)
-    (if
-      (feed/-elem? (get a :verb) feed/collapse-verbs)
-      (feed/collapse-key a)
-      (feed/activity-key a))))
-
-; --- ready-made dedupers ----------------------------------------------------
-
-(define feed/dedupe-activities (fn (s) (feed/dedupe s feed/activity-key)))
-
-(define feed/dedupe-collapse (fn (s) (feed/dedupe s feed/collapse-key)))
-
-; verb-aware: reactions collapse cross-actor, posts stay distinct per actor
-(define feed/dedupe-smart (fn (s) (feed/dedupe s feed/smart-key)))
-
-; dedupe an inbox: at most one event per receiver per (actor verb object)
-(define feed/dedupe-inbox (fn (inbox) (feed/dedupe inbox feed/event-key)))

lib/feed/fanout.sx

@@ -1,114 +0,0 @@
-; feed/fanout — THE SHOWCASE. Fan activities out to followers via the APL outer
-; product (∘.×). activities ∘.× audience → an (activity × follower) matrix of
-; inbox events; flatten to a vector; guard-keep only real follow edges.
-;
-; Requires: lib/apl/runtime.sx, lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx.
-;
-; NOTE: apl-outer's combiner result is run through (if (scalar? r) (disclose r) r).
-; A bare dict counts as a scalar (shape ()) and disclose nils it — so the combiner
-; must (enclose ...) its event dict; apl-outer then discloses it back intact.
-
-; --- graph: {followee -> (list of followers)} -------------------------------
-
-(define feed/followers (fn (graph user) (get graph user (list))))
-
-; build a graph from (follower followee) edges: "follower follows followee"
-(define
-  feed/follow-graph
-  (fn
-    (edges)
-    (reduce
-      (fn
-        (g e)
-        (let
-          ((follower (first e)) (followee (nth e 1)))
-          (assoc
-            g
-            followee
-            (append (feed/followers g followee) (list follower)))))
-      {}
-      edges)))
-
-; --- helpers ----------------------------------------------------------------
-
-; unwrap an apl-scalar (has :ravel) back to its value; pass activities through
-(define
-  feed/-val
-  (fn
-    (x)
-    (if (and (= (type-of x) "dict") (has-key? x :ravel)) (disclose x) x)))
-
-(define feed/-elem? (fn (x lst) (some (fn (y) (equal? x y)) lst)))
-
-(define
-  feed/-distinct
-  (fn
-    (lst)
-    (if
-      (= (len lst) 0)
-      (list)
-      (get (apl-unique (make-array (list (len lst)) lst)) :ravel))))
-
-; rank-2 matrix -> rank-1 stream of its ravel
-(define feed/-flatten (fn (arr) (feed/stream (get arr :ravel))))
-
-; distinct receivers across the whole graph, sorted for determinism
-; (dict key order is unspecified, so sort to pin audience/recipient ordering)
-(define
-  feed/audience
-  (fn
-    (graph)
-    (sort
-      (feed/-distinct
-        (reduce
-          (fn (acc k) (append acc (feed/followers graph k)))
-          (list)
-          (keys graph))))))
-
-; --- the outer product ------------------------------------------------------
-
-; one (activity, follower) inbox event, enclosed so apl-outer keeps the dict
-(define feed/-mk-event (fn (a f) (enclose {:activity (feed/-val a) :to (feed/-val f)})))
-
-; keep events where :to actually follows the activity's actor
-(define
-  feed/-edge?
-  (fn
-    (graph)
-    (fn
-      (ev)
-      (feed/-elem?
-        (get ev :to)
-        (feed/followers graph (get (get ev :activity) :actor))))))
-
-; fanout — activities ∘.× audience, flatten, guard-keep real edges
-(define
-  feed/fanout
-  (fn
-    (stream graph)
-    (let
-      ((matrix (apl-outer feed/-mk-event stream (feed/stream (feed/audience graph)))))
-      (feed/filter (feed/-flatten matrix) (feed/-edge? graph)))))
-
-; --- inbox queries ----------------------------------------------------------
-
-(define
-  feed/inbox-for
-  (fn
-    (inbox user)
-    (feed/filter inbox (fn (ev) (equal? (get ev :to) user)))))
-
-(define
-  feed/recipients
-  (fn
-    (inbox)
-    (feed/-distinct (map (fn (ev) (get ev :to)) (feed/items inbox)))))
-
-; the activities (unwrapped) destined for a user
-(define
-  feed/inbox-activities
-  (fn
-    (inbox user)
-    (map
-      (fn (ev) (get ev :activity))
-      (feed/items (feed/inbox-for inbox user)))))

lib/feed/fed.sx

@@ -1,60 +0,0 @@
-; feed/fed — federation. Outbound: a local post fans out, then splits into local
-; vs remote inboxes; remote events are handed to an injected send-fn. Inbound:
-; peer activities merge into the local stream, deduped. Backfill: pull peer
-; history via an injected fetch-fn and merge.
-;
-; remote? / send-fn / fetch-fn are injected so real fed-sx transport wires in here
-; without feed depending on it.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx,
-; lib/feed/dedupe.sx.
-
-; --- merge / ingest ---------------------------------------------------------
-
-(define
-  feed/merge
-  (fn (s1 s2) (feed/stream (append (feed/items s1) (feed/items s2)))))
-
-; merge a peer stream into local, dropping (actor verb object) duplicates
-(define
-  feed/ingest
-  (fn (local peer) (feed/dedupe-activities (feed/merge local peer))))
-
-; --- inbound ----------------------------------------------------------------
-
-; peer pushes raw activities to the local inbox; normalize + ingest
-(define
-  feed/inbound
-  (fn
-    (local raw-activities)
-    (feed/ingest local (feed/stream (map feed/normalize raw-activities)))))
-
-; backfill on subscribe: pull peer history via fetch-fn, normalize, ingest
-(define
-  feed/backfill
-  (fn (local fetch-fn peer-id) (feed/inbound local (fetch-fn peer-id))))
-
-; --- outbound ---------------------------------------------------------------
-
-; split an inbox into local vs remote deliveries by viewer-id predicate
-(define feed/partition-inbox (fn (inbox remote?) {:local (feed/filter inbox (fn (ev) (not (remote? (get ev :to))))) :remote (feed/filter inbox (fn (ev) (remote? (get ev :to))))}))
-
-; fan a stream out over the graph, then partition by locality
-(define
-  feed/federate
-  (fn
-    (stream graph remote?)
-    (feed/partition-inbox (feed/fanout stream graph) remote?)))
-
-; deliver: hand each remote event to send-fn, return the local inbox to enqueue
-(define
-  feed/deliver
-  (fn
-    (stream graph remote? send-fn)
-    (let
-      ((parts (feed/federate stream graph remote?)))
-      (begin
-        (for-each
-          (fn (ev) (send-fn (get ev :to) (get ev :activity)))
-          (feed/items (get parts :remote)))
-        (get parts :local)))))

lib/feed/home.sx

@@ -1,23 +0,0 @@
-; feed/home — the capstone. A user's home timeline is the whole pipeline as one
-; line: fan all activities out over the follow graph, take the events landing in
-; the viewer's inbox, dedupe cross-posts, apply the viewer's ACL, rank, take N.
-;
-; Requires: fanout.sx, dedupe.sx, acl.sx (feed/timeline), rank.sx, stream.sx.
-
-; the activities in a user's inbox, as a stream
-(define
-  feed/inbox-stream
-  (fn (inbox user) (feed/stream (feed/inbox-activities inbox user))))
-
-; fanout ∘ inbox ∘ dedupe ∘ ACL ∘ rank ∘ take
-(define
-  feed/home
-  (fn
-    (stream graph viewer permit? score-fn n)
-    (feed/timeline
-      (feed/dedupe-activities
-        (feed/inbox-stream (feed/fanout stream graph) viewer))
-      viewer
-      permit?
-      score-fn
-      n)))

lib/feed/mute.sx

@@ -1,44 +0,0 @@
-; feed/mute — viewer-controlled filtering. ACL (acl.sx) is author-controlled
-; visibility; mute is the reader's own preference: hide muted actors or tags.
-; Like ACL it is per-viewer and applied per request, never cached.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx
-; (feed/-elem?).
-
-; drop activities authored by a muted actor
-(define
-  feed/mute-actors
-  (fn
-    (stream actors)
-    (feed/filter
-      stream
-      (fn (a) (not (feed/-elem? (get a :actor) actors))))))
-
-; drop activities carrying any muted tag
-(define
-  feed/mute-tags
-  (fn
-    (stream tags)
-    (feed/filter
-      stream
-      (fn (a) (not (some (fn (t) (feed/-elem? t tags)) (get a :tags)))))))
-
-; drop activities about a muted object (thread mute)
-(define
-  feed/mute-objects
-  (fn
-    (stream objects)
-    (feed/filter
-      stream
-      (fn (a) (not (feed/-elem? (get a :object) objects))))))
-
-; apply a viewer preference bag: {:mute-actors (...) :mute-tags (...) :mute-objects (...)}
-(define
-  feed/apply-prefs
-  (fn
-    (stream prefs)
-    (feed/mute-objects
-      (feed/mute-tags
-        (feed/mute-actors stream (get prefs :mute-actors (list)))
-        (get prefs :mute-tags (list)))
-      (get prefs :mute-objects (list)))))

lib/feed/normalize.sx

@@ -1,31 +0,0 @@
-; feed/normalize — coerce arbitrary input into the canonical activity record.
-; An activity is a small dict {:actor :verb :object :at :tags}; a stream is an
-; APL vector of such dicts (see stream.sx). Extra keys on the raw input survive
-; (e.g. :visible-to for ACL, peer metadata for federation) — :tags is the
-; flexible bag but the record is not closed.
-
-(define feed/activity-keys (list :actor :verb :object :at :tags))
-
-(define
-  feed/normalize
-  (fn
-    (raw)
-    (let
-      ((d (if (= (type-of raw) "dict") raw {})))
-      (merge d {:actor (get d :actor "") :object (get d :object nil) :at (get d :at 0) :tags (let ((t (get d :tags (list)))) (if (list? t) t (list t))) :verb (get d :verb "post")}))))
-
-(define
-  feed/activity
-  (fn (actor verb object at tags) (feed/normalize {:actor actor :object object :at at :tags tags :verb verb})))
-
-(define feed/actor (fn (a) (get a :actor)))
-(define feed/verb (fn (a) (get a :verb)))
-(define feed/object (fn (a) (get a :object)))
-(define feed/at (fn (a) (get a :at)))
-(define feed/tags (fn (a) (get a :tags)))
-
-(define
-  feed/activity?
-  (fn
-    (a)
-    (and (= (type-of a) "dict") (has-key? a :actor) (has-key? a :verb))))

lib/feed/notify.sx

@@ -1,45 +0,0 @@
-; feed/notify — a notification feed is a thin layer over a recipient's inbox:
-; the events directed at a user, optionally verb-filtered, and a digest that
-; collapses "alice, bob and 1 other liked X" by (verb, object).
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx
-; (feed/inbox-for, feed/-elem?).
-
-; all inbox events for a user (their raw notifications)
-(define feed/notifications (fn (inbox user) (feed/inbox-for inbox user)))
-
-; restrict to notification-worthy verbs (e.g. (list "like" "reply" "follow"))
-(define
-  feed/notify-verbs
-  (fn
-    (inbox user verbs)
-    (feed/filter
-      (feed/inbox-for inbox user)
-      (fn (ev) (feed/-elem? (get (get ev :activity) :verb) verbs)))))
-
-; group key "verb|object" — deterministic, sortable
-(define
-  feed/-notify-key
-  (fn
-    (ev)
-    (let
-      ((a (get ev :activity)))
-      (string-append (get a :verb) "|" (get a :object)))))
-
-; digest: one entry per (verb, object) with the distinct actors and a count,
-; ordered by key for determinism.
-(define
-  feed/notify-digest
-  (fn
-    (inbox user)
-    (let
-      ((events (feed/items (feed/inbox-for inbox user))))
-      (let
-        ((groups (reduce (fn (g ev) (let ((a (get ev :activity)) (k (feed/-notify-key ev))) (let ((cur (get g k {:object (get a :object) :actors (list) :verb (get a :verb)}))) (assoc g k (assoc cur :actors (append (get cur :actors) (list (get a :actor)))))))) {} events)))
-        (map
-          (fn
-            (k)
-            (let
-              ((grp (get groups k)))
-              (assoc grp :count (len (get grp :actors)))))
-          (sort (keys groups)))))))

lib/feed/page.sx

@@ -1,50 +0,0 @@
-; feed/page — pagination. Offset/limit for indexed access, and cursor-based
-; (by :at) for recency feeds, which is stable under inserts: a cursor is the
-; :at of the last item seen, and the next page is the newest items older than it.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/stream.sx (feed/recent, feed/take, feed/filter).
-
-; --- offset / limit ---------------------------------------------------------
-
-(define
-  feed/page
-  (fn
-    (stream offset limit)
-    (feed/stream (take (drop (feed/items stream) offset) limit))))
-
-(define
-  feed/page-count
-  (fn (stream limit) (ceil (/ (feed/count stream) limit))))
-
-; --- cursor (recency feeds) -------------------------------------------------
-
-; activities strictly older than cursor (scroll down / load older)
-(define
-  feed/before
-  (fn
-    (stream cursor)
-    (feed/filter stream (fn (a) (< (get a :at) cursor)))))
-
-; activities strictly newer than cursor (load newer / "N new posts")
-(define
-  feed/after
-  (fn
-    (stream cursor)
-    (feed/filter stream (fn (a) (> (get a :at) cursor)))))
-
-; one page: the `limit` newest activities older than cursor, newest first
-(define
-  feed/page-before
-  (fn
-    (stream cursor limit)
-    (feed/take (feed/recent (feed/before stream cursor)) limit)))
-
-; cursor to fetch the next (older) page: :at of the last item of a page,
-; or nil when the page is empty (end of feed)
-(define
-  feed/next-cursor
-  (fn
-    (page)
-    (let
-      ((items (feed/items page)))
-      (if (= (len items) 0) nil (get (last items) :at)))))

lib/feed/rank.sx

@@ -1,92 +0,0 @@
-; feed/rank — scoring + ranking. Scorers are (activity -> number). Ranking is a
-; stable two-pass grade-down: first by :at descending (the tiebreak), then by
-; score descending — so ties resolve by recency, then by input order. Fully
-; deterministic on ties.
-;
-; Requires: lib/apl/runtime.sx, lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx.
-
-; --- scorers ----------------------------------------------------------------
-
-; recency: half-life decay. score = 0.5 ^ (age / half-life). at==now -> 1.0.
-(define
-  feed/recency
-  (fn
-    (now half-life)
-    (fn (a) (expt 0.5 (/ (- now (get a :at)) half-life)))))
-
-; velocity: how many of this actor's activities fall in (at-window, at] —
-; a burst of recent activity scores higher.
-(define
-  feed/velocity
-  (fn
-    (stream window)
-    (fn
-      (a)
-      (len
-        (filter
-          (fn
-            (b)
-            (and
-              (equal? (get b :actor) (get a :actor))
-              (<= (get b :at) (get a :at))
-              (> (get b :at) (- (get a :at) window))))
-          (feed/items stream))))))
-
-; engagement: how many activities in the stream touch this activity's :object
-(define
-  feed/engagement
-  (fn
-    (stream)
-    (fn
-      (a)
-      (len
-        (filter
-          (fn (b) (equal? (get b :object) (get a :object)))
-          (feed/items stream))))))
-
-; composite: weighted sum. parts = (list (list weight scorer) ...)
-(define
-  feed/composite
-  (fn
-    (parts)
-    (fn
-      (a)
-      (reduce
-        (fn (acc p) (+ acc (* (first p) ((nth p 1) a))))
-        0
-        parts))))
-
-; --- ranking ----------------------------------------------------------------
-
-; stable reorder of items by key-fn, descending (grade-down is stable)
-(define
-  feed/-desc-by
-  (fn
-    (items key-fn)
-    (let
-      ((keys (make-array (list (len items)) (map key-fn items))))
-      (let
-        ((order (get (apl-grade-down keys) :ravel)))
-        (map (fn (i) (nth items (- i 1))) order)))))
-
-; rank by score descending; ties -> :at descending -> input order
-(define
-  feed/rank
-  (fn
-    (stream score-fn)
-    (let
-      ((by-at (feed/-desc-by (feed/items stream) feed/at)))
-      (feed/stream (feed/-desc-by by-at score-fn)))))
-
-; attach a :score to each activity (for inspection / debugging)
-(define
-  feed/with-scores
-  (fn
-    (stream score-fn)
-    (feed/stream
-      (map (fn (a) (assoc a :score (score-fn a))) (feed/items stream)))))
-
-; top-N ranked timeline
-(define
-  feed/top
-  (fn (stream score-fn n) (feed/take (feed/rank stream score-fn) n)))

lib/feed/scoreboard.json

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-{
-  "suites": {
-    "basic": {"pass": 30, "fail": 0},
-    "fanout": {"pass": 29, "fail": 0},
-    "rank": {"pass": 24, "fail": 0},
-    "integration": {"pass": 22, "fail": 0},
-    "content": {"pass": 15, "fail": 0},
-    "notify": {"pass": 8, "fail": 0},
-    "home": {"pass": 6, "fail": 0},
-    "dedupe": {"pass": 9, "fail": 0},
-    "trending": {"pass": 11, "fail": 0},
-    "mute": {"pass": 9, "fail": 0},
-    "page": {"pass": 14, "fail": 0},
-    "thread": {"pass": 12, "fail": 0}
-  },
-  "total_pass": 189,
-  "total_fail": 0,
-  "total": 189
-}

lib/feed/scoreboard.md

@@ -1,19 +0,0 @@
-# feed Conformance Scoreboard
-
-_Generated by `lib/feed/conformance.sh`_
-
-| Suite | Pass | Fail | Total |
-|-------|-----:|-----:|------:|
-| basic | 30 | 0 | 30 |
-| fanout | 29 | 0 | 29 |
-| rank | 24 | 0 | 24 |
-| integration | 22 | 0 | 22 |
-| content | 15 | 0 | 15 |
-| notify | 8 | 0 | 8 |
-| home | 6 | 0 | 6 |
-| dedupe | 9 | 0 | 9 |
-| trending | 11 | 0 | 11 |
-| mute | 9 | 0 | 9 |
-| page | 14 | 0 | 14 |
-| thread | 12 | 0 | 12 |
-| **Total** | **189** | **0** | **189** |

lib/feed/stream.sx

@@ -1,75 +0,0 @@
-; feed/stream — a stream is an APL vector (rank-1 array) whose ravel holds
-; activity dicts. Operations lift APL primitives onto this shape: filter via
-; compress (/), sort via grade (⍋), take via ↑, reverse via ⌽.
-;
-; Requires: lib/apl/runtime.sx, lib/feed/normalize.sx (loaded by harness).
-
-(define feed/stream (fn (acts) (make-array (list (len acts)) acts)))
-
-(define feed/items (fn (s) (get s :ravel)))
-
-(define feed/count (fn (s) (len (get s :ravel))))
-
-(define feed/empty (feed/stream (list)))
-
-(define feed/empty? (fn (s) (= (feed/count s) 0)))
-
-; filter — bool mask ∘ compress. pred : activity -> truthy
-(define
-  feed/filter
-  (fn
-    (s pred)
-    (let
-      ((items (get s :ravel)))
-      (let
-        ((mask (make-array (list (len items)) (map (fn (a) (if (pred a) 1 0)) items))))
-        (apl-compress mask s)))))
-
-; sort-by — ascending, stable on ties (grade-up is stable). key-fn : activity -> number
-(define
-  feed/sort-by
-  (fn
-    (s key-fn)
-    (let
-      ((items (get s :ravel)))
-      (let
-        ((keys (make-array (list (len items)) (map key-fn items))))
-        (let
-          ((order (get (apl-grade-up keys) :ravel)))
-          (feed/stream (map (fn (i) (nth items (- i 1))) order)))))))
-
-(define feed/sort-by-at (fn (s) (feed/sort-by s feed/at)))
-
-; newest-first: ascending sort then reverse (⌽)
-(define feed/recent (fn (s) (apl-reverse (feed/sort-by-at s))))
-
-; take N (↑), clamped to stream length so it never over-takes/pads
-(define
-  feed/take
-  (fn
-    (s n)
-    (let
-      ((c (feed/count s)))
-      (if (>= n c) s (apl-take (apl-scalar n) s)))))
-
-(define feed/reverse (fn (s) (apl-reverse s)))
-
-; common predicates
-(define
-  feed/by-actor
-  (fn (s actor) (feed/filter s (fn (a) (equal? (get a :actor) actor)))))
-
-(define
-  feed/by-verb
-  (fn (s verb) (feed/filter s (fn (a) (equal? (get a :verb) verb)))))
-
-(define
-  feed/by-object
-  (fn
-    (s object)
-    (feed/filter s (fn (a) (equal? (get a :object) object)))))
-
-; activities at or after timestamp t
-(define
-  feed/since
-  (fn (s t) (feed/filter s (fn (a) (>= (get a :at) t)))))

lib/feed/tests/basic.sx

@@ -1,118 +0,0 @@
-; Phase 1 — normalize, stream ops, api. Uses the feed-test harness
-; (feed-test name got expected) provided by conformance.sh.
-
-; ---------- normalize ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "normalize default actor"
-  (feed/actor (feed/normalize {}))
-  "")
-(feed-test
-  "normalize default verb"
-  (feed/verb (feed/normalize {}))
-  "post")
-(feed-test
-  "normalize default at"
-  (feed/at (feed/normalize {}))
-  0)
-(feed-test
-  "normalize default object"
-  (feed/object (feed/normalize {}))
-  nil)
-(feed-test
-  "normalize default tags"
-  (feed/tags (feed/normalize {}))
-  (list))
-(feed-test
-  "normalize keeps actor"
-  (feed/actor (feed/normalize {:actor "alice"}))
-  "alice")
-(feed-test
-  "normalize keeps verb"
-  (feed/verb (feed/normalize {:verb "like"}))
-  "like")
-(feed-test
-  "normalize scalar tag -> list"
-  (feed/tags (feed/normalize {:tags "x"}))
-  (list "x"))
-(feed-test
-  "normalize list tags kept"
-  (feed/tags (feed/normalize {:tags (list "a" "b")}))
-  (list "a" "b"))
-(feed-test
-  "activity constructor at"
-  (feed/at (feed/activity "a" "post" "o" 5 (list)))
-  5)
-(feed-test
-  "activity? on activity"
-  (feed/activity? (feed/normalize {:actor "a"}))
-  true)
-(feed-test "activity? on number" (feed/activity? 5) false)
-(feed-test "activity? on bare dict" (feed/activity? {:foo 1}) false)
-
-; ---------- stream ----------
-
-(define
-  S
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 30 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "like" "p1" 10 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 20 (list)))))
-
-(feed-test "stream count" (feed/count S) 3)
-(feed-test "stream items len" (len (feed/items S)) 3)
-(feed-test
-  "sort-by-at actors asc"
-  (map feed/actor (feed/items (feed/sort-by-at S)))
-  (list "bob" "alice" "alice"))
-(feed-test
-  "recent newest first"
-  (map feed/at (feed/items (feed/recent S)))
-  (list 30 20 10))
-(feed-test
-  "take 2 of recent"
-  (feed/count (feed/take (feed/recent S) 2))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "take clamps past end"
-  (feed/count (feed/take S 10))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "by-actor alice count"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-actor S "alice"))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "by-verb like actor"
-  (map feed/actor (feed/items (feed/by-verb S "like")))
-  (list "bob"))
-(feed-test
-  "by-object p1 count"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-object S "p1"))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "since 20 count"
-  (feed/count (feed/since S 20))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "reverse ats"
-  (map feed/at (feed/items (feed/reverse S)))
-  (list 20 10 30))
-(feed-test "empty? on empty" (feed/empty? feed/empty) true)
-(feed-test
-  "empty? on filtered-out"
-  (feed/empty? (feed/by-actor S "zzz"))
-  true)
-
-; ---------- api ----------
-
-(feed/reset!)
-(feed/post {:actor "x" :at 1 :verb "post"})
-(feed/post {:actor "y" :at 2 :verb "like"})
-(feed-test "api size after posts" (feed/size) 2)
-(feed-test "api all count" (feed/count (feed/all)) 2)
-(feed-test
-  "post returns normalized verb"
-  (feed/verb (feed/post {:actor "z"}))
-  "post")
-(feed-test "api size after third post" (feed/size) 3)

lib/feed/tests/content.sx

@@ -1,85 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — TF-IDF content ranking over :tags. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-(define
-  corpus
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "o1" :at 10 :tags (list "cats" "funny")})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "o2" :at 20 :tags (list "cats" "news")})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "o3" :at 30 :tags (list "politics" "news")})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "o4" :at 40 :tags (list "cats")}))))
-
-; ---------- document frequency ----------
-
-(feed-test "df cats" (get (feed/tag-df corpus) "cats") 3)
-(feed-test "df news" (get (feed/tag-df corpus) "news") 2)
-(feed-test "df funny" (get (feed/tag-df corpus) "funny") 1)
-(feed-test "df politics" (get (feed/tag-df corpus) "politics") 1)
-(feed-test "df full" (feed/tag-df corpus) {:news 2 :funny 1 :politics 1 :cats 3})
-
-; ---------- inverse document frequency ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "idf news = log(4/2)"
-  (get (feed/tag-idf corpus) "news")
-  (log 2))
-(feed-test
-  "idf funny = log(4/1)"
-  (get (feed/tag-idf corpus) "funny")
-  (log 4))
-(feed-test
-  "rarer tag has higher idf"
-  (>
-    (get (feed/tag-idf corpus) "funny")
-    (get (feed/tag-idf corpus) "cats"))
-  true)
-
-; ---------- tf-idf scoring ----------
-
-(define idf (feed/tag-idf corpus))
-
-(feed-test
-  "score query funny on o1"
-  ((feed/tfidf-score idf (list "funny")) (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "x" :tags (list "cats" "funny")}))
-  (log 4))
-(feed-test
-  "score query funny on non-match"
-  ((feed/tfidf-score idf (list "funny")) (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "x" :tags (list "cats")}))
-  0)
-(feed-test
-  "unknown query tag scores 0"
-  ((feed/tfidf-score idf (list "zzz")) (feed/normalize {:actor "u" :object "x" :tags (list "cats")}))
-  0)
-
-; ---------- ranking by relevance ----------
-
-; query news: o2,o3 match (score log2), o1,o4 don't (0); ties break by :at desc
-(feed-test
-  "by-relevance news order"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/by-relevance corpus (list "news"))))
-  (list "o3" "o2" "o4" "o1"))
-
-; query funny: only o1 matches -> ranks first
-(feed-test
-  "by-relevance funny first"
-  (get
-    (nth (feed/items (feed/by-relevance corpus (list "funny"))) 0)
-    :object)
-  "o1")
-
-; query (cats news): o2 carries both tags -> highest combined tf-idf
-(feed-test
-  "by-relevance cats+news top"
-  (get
-    (nth
-      (feed/items (feed/by-relevance corpus (list "cats" "news")))
-      0)
-    :object)
-  "o2")
-
-(feed-test
-  "by-relevance preserves count"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-relevance corpus (list "cats")))
-  4)

lib/feed/tests/dedupe.sx

@@ -1,56 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — verb-aware (smart) dedupe. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; reactions (like/follow) collapse cross-actor; posts stay distinct per actor
-(define
-  M
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "like" "X" 1 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "like" "X" 2 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "P" 3 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "post" "P" 4 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "follow" "C" 5 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "follow" "C" 6 (list))))) ; collapses
-
-(feed-test
-  "smart dedupe total"
-  (feed/count (feed/dedupe-smart M))
-  4)
-(feed-test
-  "smart keeps both posts"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-verb (feed/dedupe-smart M) "post"))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "smart collapses likes to one"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-verb (feed/dedupe-smart M) "like"))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "smart collapses follows to one"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-verb (feed/dedupe-smart M) "follow"))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "collapsed like keeps first actor"
-  (map feed/actor (feed/items (feed/by-verb (feed/dedupe-smart M) "like")))
-  (list "alice"))
-
-; contrast: plain activity dedupe keeps cross-actor likes distinct
-(feed-test
-  "activity dedupe keeps both likes"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-verb (feed/dedupe-activities M) "like"))
-  2)
-
-; contrast: blanket collapse folds the two posts (same verb+object) too
-(feed-test
-  "collapse dedupe folds posts"
-  (feed/count (feed/by-verb (feed/dedupe-collapse M) "post"))
-  1)
-
-; smart-key dispatch
-(feed-test
-  "smart-key reaction -> (verb object)"
-  (feed/smart-key (feed/activity "alice" "like" "X" 0 (list)))
-  (list "like" "X"))
-(feed-test
-  "smart-key post -> (actor verb object)"
-  (feed/smart-key (feed/activity "alice" "post" "P" 0 (list)))
-  (list "alice" "post" "P"))

lib/feed/tests/fanout.sx

@@ -1,187 +0,0 @@
-; Phase 2 — fanout via outer product + dedupe. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; ---------- graph ----------
-
-; edges: (follower followee). bob,carol follow alice; carol,dave follow bob.
-(define
-  G
-  (feed/follow-graph
-    (list
-      (list "bob" "alice")
-      (list "carol" "alice")
-      (list "carol" "bob")
-      (list "dave" "bob"))))
-
-(feed-test "followers alice" (feed/followers G "alice") (list "bob" "carol"))
-(feed-test "followers bob" (feed/followers G "bob") (list "carol" "dave"))
-(feed-test "followers unknown" (feed/followers G "zzz") (list))
-(feed-test "audience distinct" (feed/audience G) (list "bob" "carol" "dave"))
-
-; ---------- fanout ----------
-
-(define
-  S
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 10 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 20 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "like" "p1" 30 (list)))))
-
-(define IB (feed/fanout S G))
-
-(feed-test "fanout total edges" (feed/count IB) 6)
-(feed-test
-  "inbox bob count"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbox-for IB "bob"))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "inbox carol count"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbox-for IB "carol"))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "inbox dave count"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbox-for IB "dave"))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "inbox alice (follows none)"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbox-for IB "alice"))
-  0)
-(feed-test
-  "recipients order"
-  (feed/recipients IB)
-  (list "bob" "carol" "dave"))
-(feed-test
-  "bob inbox objects"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/inbox-activities IB "bob"))
-  (list "p1" "p2"))
-(feed-test
-  "dave inbox objects"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/inbox-activities IB "dave"))
-  (list "p1"))
-(feed-test
-  "dave inbox verb"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :verb)) (feed/inbox-activities IB "dave"))
-  (list "like"))
-
-; empty graph → no audience → no edges
-(feed-test
-  "empty graph fanout"
-  (feed/count (feed/fanout S {}))
-  0)
-
-; actor nobody follows produces no edges
-(define
-  Sghost
-  (feed/stream (list (feed/activity "ghost" "post" "g1" 5 (list)))))
-(feed-test
-  "unfollowed actor fanout"
-  (feed/count (feed/fanout Sghost G))
-  0)
-
-; ---------- high fanout (popular actor) ----------
-
-(define
-  Gstar
-  (feed/follow-graph
-    (list
-      (list "u1" "star")
-      (list "u2" "star")
-      (list "u3" "star")
-      (list "u4" "star")
-      (list "u5" "star"))))
-(define
-  Sstar
-  (feed/stream (list (feed/activity "star" "post" "s1" 1 (list)))))
-(feed-test
-  "star fanout count"
-  (feed/count (feed/fanout Sstar Gstar))
-  5)
-(feed-test "star audience size" (len (feed/audience Gstar)) 5)
-
-; ---------- mutual follow ----------
-
-(define Gmut (feed/follow-graph (list (list "a" "b") (list "b" "a"))))
-(define
-  Smut
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "a" "post" "pa" 1 (list))
-      (feed/activity "b" "post" "pb" 2 (list)))))
-(define IBmut (feed/fanout Smut Gmut))
-(feed-test "mutual total" (feed/count IBmut) 2)
-(feed-test
-  "mutual a gets pb"
-  (map (fn (x) (get x :object)) (feed/inbox-activities IBmut "a"))
-  (list "pb"))
-(feed-test
-  "mutual b gets pa"
-  (map (fn (x) (get x :object)) (feed/inbox-activities IBmut "b"))
-  (list "pa"))
-
-; ---------- dedupe ----------
-
-(define
-  Sdup2
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 1 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 9 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 2 (list)))))
-(feed-test
-  "dedupe-activities collapses dup"
-  (feed/count (feed/dedupe-activities Sdup2))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "dedupe-activities keeps distinct"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/dedupe-activities Sdup2)))
-  (list "p1" "p2"))
-
-(define
-  Slikes
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "like" "X" 1 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "like" "X" 2 (list))
-      (feed/activity "carol" "like" "Y" 3 (list)))))
-(feed-test
-  "collapse cross-actor likes"
-  (feed/count (feed/dedupe-collapse Slikes))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "collapse keeps distinct objects"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/dedupe-collapse Slikes)))
-  (list "X" "Y"))
-
-(feed-test
-  "activity-key shape"
-  (feed/activity-key (feed/activity "a" "post" "o" 0 (list)))
-  (list "a" "post" "o"))
-(feed-test
-  "collapse-key shape"
-  (feed/collapse-key (feed/activity "a" "like" "o" 0 (list)))
-  (list "like" "o"))
-
-; cross-post: alice posts p1 twice → bob's inbox has it twice → dedupe-inbox → once
-(define
-  Scross
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 1 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 5 (list)))))
-(define IBcross (feed/fanout Scross G))
-(feed-test
-  "cross-post raw bob count"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbox-for IBcross "bob"))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "cross-post deduped bob count"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbox-for (feed/dedupe-inbox IBcross) "bob"))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "dedupe-inbox keeps distinct receivers"
-  (feed/count (feed/dedupe-inbox IBcross))
-  2)

lib/feed/tests/home.sx

@@ -1,73 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — feed/home capstone pipeline. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; alice follows star and bob (edges: follower followee)
-(define
-  G
-  (feed/follow-graph (list (list "alice" "star") (list "alice" "bob"))))
-
-; star posts s1 then s2; bob posts b1; star re-posts s1 (cross-post dup);
-; zoe posts z1 (alice does NOT follow zoe)
-(define
-  S
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "star" "post" "s1" 10 (list))
-      (feed/activity "star" "post" "s2" 20 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "post" "b1" 15 (list))
-      (feed/activity "star" "post" "s1" 5 (list))
-      (feed/activity "zoe" "post" "z1" 30 (list)))))
-
-(define rec (feed/recency 100 10))
-
-(feed-test
-  "home count (deduped, followed only)"
-  (feed/count (feed/home S G "alice" feed/permit-public? rec 10))
-  3)
-
-(feed-test
-  "home order by recency"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/home S G "alice" feed/permit-public? rec 10)))
-  (list "s2" "b1" "s1"))
-
-(feed-test
-  "home excludes unfollowed zoe"
-  (feed/-elem?
-    "z1"
-    (map
-      (fn (a) (get a :object))
-      (feed/items (feed/home S G "alice" feed/permit-public? rec 10))))
-  false)
-
-(feed-test
-  "home top-2"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/home S G "alice" feed/permit-public? rec 2)))
-  (list "s2" "b1"))
-
-(feed-test
-  "home dedupes cross-post (one s1)"
-  (len
-    (filter
-      (fn (o) (equal? o "s1"))
-      (map
-        (fn (a) (get a :object))
-        (feed/items
-          (feed/home S G "alice" feed/permit-public? rec 10)))))
-  1)
-
-; ACL applied per-viewer in the home pipeline
-(define
-  Sacl
-  (feed/stream
-    (list (feed/normalize {:actor "star" :object "pub" :at 20}) (feed/normalize {:actor "star" :object "sec" :visible-to (list "carol") :at 25}))))
-(define Gacl (feed/follow-graph (list (list "alice" "star"))))
-
-(feed-test
-  "home hides activity alice not permitted"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/home Sacl Gacl "alice" feed/permit-acl? rec 10)))
-  (list "pub"))

lib/feed/tests/integration.sx

@@ -1,155 +0,0 @@
-; Phase 4 — visibility (ACL) + federation, and the end-to-end timeline.
-; (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; ---------- ACL visibility ----------
-; pub: public. sec: bob, allows carol. dm: frank, allows dave.
-
-(define
-  C
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "alice" :object "pub" :at 10})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "bob" :object "sec" :visible-to (list "carol") :at 20})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "frank" :object "dm" :visible-to (list "dave") :at 30}))))
-
-(feed-test
-  "public visible to anyone"
-  (feed/count (feed/visible C "zoe" feed/permit-acl?))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "carol sees allowlisted + public"
-  (feed/count (feed/visible C "carol" feed/permit-acl?))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "dave sees dm + public"
-  (feed/count (feed/visible C "dave" feed/permit-acl?))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "author always sees own private"
-  (feed/count (feed/visible C "frank" feed/permit-acl?))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "permit-public? lets all through"
-  (feed/count (feed/visible C "zoe" feed/permit-public?))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "visible objects for dave"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/visible C "dave" feed/permit-acl?)))
-  (list "pub" "dm"))
-
-; per-viewer: same stream, different timelines
-(feed-test
-  "zoe timeline differs from carol"
-  (not
-    (=
-      (feed/count (feed/visible C "zoe" feed/permit-acl?))
-      (feed/count (feed/visible C "carol" feed/permit-acl?))))
-  true)
-
-; ---------- federation: merge / ingest ----------
-
-(define
-  L
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 10 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 20 (list)))))
-(define
-  P
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 20 (list))
-      (feed/activity "peer" "post" "p9" 25 (list)))))
-
-(feed-test "merge concatenates" (feed/count (feed/merge L P)) 4)
-(feed-test
-  "ingest dedupes overlap"
-  (feed/count (feed/ingest L P))
-  3)
-
-(feed-test
-  "inbound normalizes + ingests"
-  (feed/count (feed/inbound L (list {:actor "peer" :object "p9" :at 25} {:actor "alice" :object "p1" :at 10})))
-  3)
-
-; backfill via injected fetch-fn
-(define peer-history (fn (peer-id) (list {:actor peer-id :object "h1" :at 1} {:actor peer-id :object "h2" :at 2})))
-(feed-test
-  "backfill merges peer history"
-  (feed/count (feed/backfill L peer-history "remote"))
-  4)
-(feed-test
-  "backfill objects present"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items
-      (feed/by-actor (feed/backfill L peer-history "remote") "remote")))
-  (list "h1" "h2"))
-
-; ---------- federation: outbound partition ----------
-
-; bob (local), alice@remote + carol@remote (remote) follow star
-(define
-  Gf
-  (feed/follow-graph
-    (list
-      (list "bob" "star")
-      (list "alice@remote" "star")
-      (list "carol@remote" "star"))))
-(define
-  Sf
-  (feed/stream (list (feed/activity "star" "post" "s1" 1 (list)))))
-(define
-  remote?
-  (fn (id) (feed/-elem? id (list "alice@remote" "carol@remote"))))
-(define parts (feed/federate Sf Gf remote?))
-
-(feed-test "local deliveries" (feed/count (get parts :local)) 1)
-(feed-test "remote deliveries" (feed/count (get parts :remote)) 2)
-(feed-test
-  "local recipient is bob"
-  (feed/recipients (get parts :local))
-  (list "bob"))
-
-; deliver: send-fn receives each remote event, local inbox returned
-(define sent (list))
-(define send-fn (fn (to act) (set! sent (append sent (list to)))))
-(define local-inbox (feed/deliver Sf Gf remote? send-fn))
-(feed-test "deliver returns local inbox" (feed/count local-inbox) 1)
-(feed-test "deliver sent to both remotes" (len sent) 2)
-(feed-test "deliver remote targets" sent (list "alice@remote" "carol@remote"))
-
-; ---------- end-to-end: federated, ACL-filtered, ranked timeline ----------
-
-(define
-  base
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "alice" :object "a1" :at 100})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "bob" :object "b1" :visible-to (list "carol") :at 90})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "eve" :object "e1" :visible-to (list "dave") :at 80}))))
-(define federated (feed/inbound base (list {:actor "peer" :object "x1" :at 110})))
-(define rec (feed/recency 120 10))
-(define
-  carol-tl
-  (feed/timeline federated "carol" feed/permit-acl? rec 3))
-
-; eve's :visible-to excludes carol -> filtered out; peer/alice public, bob allows carol
-(feed-test "carol federated timeline count" (feed/count carol-tl) 3)
-(feed-test
-  "carol timeline order (recency)"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items carol-tl))
-  (list "x1" "a1" "b1"))
-(feed-test
-  "eve dm excluded from carol"
-  (feed/-elem? "e1" (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items carol-tl)))
-  false)
-(feed-test
-  "dave sees eve dm not bob"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items
-      (feed/timeline federated "dave" feed/permit-acl? rec 5)))
-  (list "x1" "a1" "e1"))

lib/feed/tests/mute.sx

@@ -1,68 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — viewer mute/block filtering. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-(define
-  S
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "alice" :object "P1" :at 1 :tags (list "news")})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "bob" :object "P2" :at 2 :tags (list "spam")})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "alice" :object "P3" :at 3 :tags (list "cats")})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "carol" :object "P4" :at 4 :tags (list "news" "spam")}))))
-
-; ---------- mute actors ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "mute bob drops his post"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/mute-actors S (list "bob"))))
-  (list "P1" "P3" "P4"))
-(feed-test
-  "mute alice drops two"
-  (feed/count (feed/mute-actors S (list "alice")))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "mute nobody keeps all"
-  (feed/count (feed/mute-actors S (list)))
-  4)
-
-; ---------- mute tags ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "mute spam tag drops two"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/mute-tags S (list "spam"))))
-  (list "P1" "P3"))
-(feed-test
-  "mute news+cats leaves spam-only"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/mute-tags S (list "news" "cats"))))
-  (list "P2"))
-
-; ---------- mute objects ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "mute object P3 (thread mute)"
-  (feed/count (feed/mute-objects S (list "P3")))
-  3)
-
-; ---------- combined prefs ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "apply-prefs actors + tags"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/apply-prefs S {:mute-actors (list "bob") :mute-tags (list "cats")})))
-  (list "P1" "P4"))
-(feed-test
-  "apply-prefs empty keeps all"
-  (feed/count (feed/apply-prefs S {}))
-  4)
-(feed-test
-  "apply-prefs all three filters"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/apply-prefs S {:mute-objects (list "P3") :mute-actors (list "carol") :mute-tags (list "spam")})))
-  (list "P1"))

lib/feed/tests/notify.sx

@@ -1,69 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — notification feed over an inbox. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; an inbox is a stream of {:to receiver :activity act} events
-(define mk-ev (fn (to act) {:activity act :to to}))
-
-(define
-  IB
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (mk-ev "alice" (feed/activity "bob" "like" "P" 10 (list)))
-      (mk-ev "alice" (feed/activity "carol" "like" "P" 20 (list)))
-      (mk-ev "alice" (feed/activity "dave" "reply" "Q" 30 (list)))
-      (mk-ev "bob" (feed/activity "eve" "like" "R" 40 (list))))))
-
-; ---------- raw notifications ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "alice notification count"
-  (feed/count (feed/notifications IB "alice"))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "bob notification count"
-  (feed/count (feed/notifications IB "bob"))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "zoe no notifications"
-  (feed/count (feed/notifications IB "zoe"))
-  0)
-
-; ---------- verb filtering ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "alice likes only"
-  (feed/count (feed/notify-verbs IB "alice" (list "like")))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "alice replies only"
-  (feed/count (feed/notify-verbs IB "alice" (list "reply")))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "alice like+reply"
-  (feed/count (feed/notify-verbs IB "alice" (list "like" "reply")))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "alice follow (none)"
-  (feed/count (feed/notify-verbs IB "alice" (list "follow")))
-  0)
-
-; ---------- digest ----------
-
-(define dig (feed/notify-digest IB "alice"))
-
-(feed-test "digest group count" (len dig) 2)
-(feed-test
-  "digest sorted by key (like|P before reply|Q)"
-  (map (fn (g) (get g :object)) dig)
-  (list "P" "Q"))
-(feed-test
-  "like group actors"
-  (get (nth dig 0) :actors)
-  (list "bob" "carol"))
-(feed-test "like group count" (get (nth dig 0) :count) 2)
-(feed-test "like group verb" (get (nth dig 0) :verb) "like")
-(feed-test "reply group count" (get (nth dig 1) :count) 1)
-(feed-test
-  "reply group actors"
-  (get (nth dig 1) :actors)
-  (list "dave"))
-(feed-test "empty digest for zoe" (feed/notify-digest IB "zoe") (list))

lib/feed/tests/page.sx

@@ -1,86 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — pagination (offset + cursor). (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; ---------- offset / limit ----------
-
-(define
-  O
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "o1" 1 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "o2" 2 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "o3" 3 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "o4" 4 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "o5" 5 (list)))))
-
-(feed-test
-  "page 1"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/page O 0 2)))
-  (list "o1" "o2"))
-(feed-test
-  "page 2"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/page O 2 2)))
-  (list "o3" "o4"))
-(feed-test
-  "page 3 (partial)"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/page O 4 2)))
-  (list "o5"))
-(feed-test
-  "page past end empty"
-  (feed/count (feed/page O 10 2))
-  0)
-(feed-test "page-count 5/2 = 3" (feed/page-count O 2) 3)
-(feed-test "page-count 5/5 = 1" (feed/page-count O 5) 1)
-
-; ---------- cursor (recency) ----------
-
-(define
-  R
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "a" 50 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "b" 40 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "c" 30 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "d" 20 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "e" 10 (list)))))
-
-(define p1 (feed/page-before R 100 2))
-(feed-test
-  "cursor page 1 newest first"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items p1))
-  (list "a" "b"))
-(feed-test "next cursor after page 1" (feed/next-cursor p1) 40)
-
-(define p2 (feed/page-before R (feed/next-cursor p1) 2))
-(feed-test
-  "cursor page 2"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items p2))
-  (list "c" "d"))
-(feed-test "next cursor after page 2" (feed/next-cursor p2) 20)
-
-(define p3 (feed/page-before R (feed/next-cursor p2) 2))
-(feed-test
-  "cursor page 3 (partial)"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items p3))
-  (list "e"))
-
-(feed-test
-  "empty page nil cursor"
-  (feed/next-cursor (feed/page-before R 5 2))
-  nil)
-
-(feed-test
-  "after cursor loads newer"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/recent (feed/after R 30))))
-  (list "a" "b"))
-(feed-test
-  "before cursor count"
-  (feed/count (feed/before R 30))
-  2)

lib/feed/tests/rank.sx

@@ -1,160 +0,0 @@
-; Phase 3 — aggregation + ranking. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; ---------- aggregation ----------
-
-(define
-  A
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 5 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 15 (list))
-      (feed/activity "bob" "post" "p3" 25 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "like" "p1" 35 (list)))))
-
-(feed-test "actor-counts" (feed/actor-counts A) {:alice 3 :bob 1})
-(feed-test "object-counts" (feed/object-counts A) {:p2 1 :p3 1 :p1 2})
-(feed-test
-  "group-by actor alice len"
-  (len (get (feed/group-by A feed/actor) "alice"))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "group-count empty"
-  (feed/group-count feed/empty feed/actor)
-  {})
-
-; day bucketing
-(define
-  D
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p1" 5 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p2" 8 (list))
-      (feed/activity "alice" "post" "p3" 12 (list)))))
-
-(feed-test "feed/day floor" (feed/day 12 10) 1)
-(feed-test "feed/day same bucket" (feed/day 8 10) 0)
-(feed-test "by-actor-day" (feed/by-actor-day D 10) {:alice#0 2 :alice#1 1})
-
-; ---------- recency ----------
-
-(define rec (feed/recency 100 10))
-(feed-test
-  "recency at=now -> 1"
-  (rec (feed/activity "x" "post" "o" 100 (list)))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "recency age=hl -> .5"
-  (rec (feed/activity "x" "post" "o" 90 (list)))
-  0.5)
-(feed-test
-  "recency age=2hl -> .25"
-  (rec (feed/activity "x" "post" "o" 80 (list)))
-  0.25)
-
-; ---------- velocity ----------
-
-(define vel (feed/velocity D 10))
-(feed-test
-  "velocity burst (at=12)"
-  (vel (feed/activity "alice" "post" "z" 12 (list)))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "velocity mid (at=8)"
-  (vel (feed/activity "alice" "post" "z" 8 (list)))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "velocity first (at=5)"
-  (vel (feed/activity "alice" "post" "z" 5 (list)))
-  1)
-(feed-test
-  "velocity other actor"
-  (vel (feed/activity "bob" "post" "z" 12 (list)))
-  0)
-
-; ---------- engagement ----------
-
-(define eng (feed/engagement A))
-(feed-test
-  "engagement p1"
-  (eng (feed/activity "x" "post" "p1" 0 (list)))
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "engagement p2"
-  (eng (feed/activity "x" "post" "p2" 0 (list)))
-  1)
-
-; ---------- composite ----------
-
-(define
-  cmp1
-  (feed/composite (list (list 2 (fn (a) (get a :at))))))
-(feed-test
-  "composite single part"
-  (cmp1 (feed/activity "x" "post" "o" 5 (list)))
-  10)
-(define
-  cmp2
-  (feed/composite
-    (list
-      (list 2 (fn (a) (get a :at)))
-      (list 3 (fn (a) 1)))))
-(feed-test
-  "composite two parts"
-  (cmp2 (feed/activity "x" "post" "o" 5 (list)))
-  13)
-
-; ---------- ranking ----------
-
-(define
-  R
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "oC" 80 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "oA" 100 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "oB" 90 (list)))))
-
-(feed-test
-  "rank by recency objects"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items (feed/rank R rec)))
-  (list "oA" "oB" "oC"))
-(feed-test
-  "top-2 by recency"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items (feed/top R rec 2)))
-  (list "oA" "oB"))
-(feed-test "top-2 count" (feed/count (feed/top R rec 2)) 2)
-
-; constant score -> tiebreak by :at descending
-(define
-  T
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "f" 10 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "g" 30 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "h" 20 (list)))))
-(feed-test
-  "tiebreak at-desc"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/rank T (fn (a) 0))))
-  (list "g" "h" "f"))
-
-; equal score AND equal :at -> stable input order
-(define
-  E
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "first" 50 (list))
-      (feed/activity "u" "post" "second" 50 (list)))))
-(feed-test
-  "stable equal-key input order"
-  (map
-    (fn (a) (get a :object))
-    (feed/items (feed/rank E (fn (a) 0))))
-  (list "first" "second"))
-
-(feed-test
-  "with-scores attaches score"
-  (get (nth (feed/items (feed/with-scores R rec)) 1) :score)
-  1)
-
-(feed-test "rank preserves count" (feed/count (feed/rank A rec)) 4)

lib/feed/tests/thread.sx

@@ -1,49 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — conversation threading via :reply-to closure. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-(define
-  S
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "a" :object "root" :at 1})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "b" :object "r1" :at 2 :verb "reply" :reply-to "root"})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "c" :object "r2" :at 3 :verb "reply" :reply-to "root"})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "d" :object "r3" :at 4 :verb "reply" :reply-to "r1"})
-      (feed/normalize {:actor "e" :object "x" :at 5}))))
-
-; ---------- direct replies ----------
-
-(feed-test "direct replies to root" (feed/reply-count S "root") 2)
-(feed-test "direct replies to r1" (feed/reply-count S "r1") 1)
-(feed-test "no replies to r3" (feed/reply-count S "r3") 0)
-(feed-test
-  "replies objects to root"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items (feed/replies S "root")))
-  (list "r1" "r2"))
-
-; ---------- thread closure ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "thread objects root (transitive)"
-  (feed/thread-objects S "root")
-  (list "root" "r1" "r2" "r3"))
-(feed-test
-  "thread root chronological"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items (feed/thread S "root")))
-  (list "root" "r1" "r2" "r3"))
-(feed-test "thread size root" (feed/thread-size S "root") 4)
-(feed-test
-  "thread excludes unrelated x"
-  (feed/-elem?
-    "x"
-    (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items (feed/thread S "root"))))
-  false)
-
-; ---------- sub-thread ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "thread from r1 (sub-tree)"
-  (map (fn (a) (get a :object)) (feed/items (feed/thread S "r1")))
-  (list "r1" "r3"))
-(feed-test "thread size r1" (feed/thread-size S "r1") 2)
-(feed-test "leaf thread is itself" (feed/thread-size S "r3") 1)
-(feed-test "unrelated thread is itself" (feed/thread-size S "x") 1)

lib/feed/tests/trending.sx

@@ -1,82 +0,0 @@
-; Follow-up — trending objects/actors by recent activity. (feed-test name got expected)
-
-; window (50,100]: X@60,X@70 (a), Y@80 (b), Z@90 (c); W@40 is too old
-(define
-  S
-  (feed/stream
-    (list
-      (feed/activity "a" "post" "X" 60 (list))
-      (feed/activity "a" "post" "X" 70 (list))
-      (feed/activity "b" "post" "Y" 80 (list))
-      (feed/activity "c" "post" "Z" 90 (list))
-      (feed/activity "d" "post" "W" 40 (list)))))
-
-; ---------- trending objects ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "trending count (3 in window)"
-  (len (feed/trending S 100 50 10))
-  3)
-(feed-test
-  "trending top object"
-  (get
-    (nth (feed/trending S 100 50 10) 0)
-    :object)
-  "X")
-(feed-test
-  "trending top count"
-  (get
-    (nth (feed/trending S 100 50 10) 0)
-    :count)
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "trending order (count desc, key asc tiebreak)"
-  (map
-    (fn (e) (get e :object))
-    (feed/trending S 100 50 10))
-  (list "X" "Y" "Z"))
-(feed-test
-  "trending top-2"
-  (map
-    (fn (e) (get e :object))
-    (feed/trending S 100 50 2))
-  (list "X" "Y"))
-(feed-test
-  "old object W excluded"
-  (feed/-elem?
-    "W"
-    (map
-      (fn (e) (get e :object))
-      (feed/trending S 100 50 10)))
-  false)
-(feed-test
-  "narrow window keeps only newest"
-  (map
-    (fn (e) (get e :object))
-    (feed/trending S 100 15 10))
-  (list "Z"))
-(feed-test
-  "empty window -> nothing"
-  (feed/trending S 100 5 10)
-  (list))
-
-; ---------- trending actors ----------
-
-(feed-test
-  "trending actor top"
-  (get
-    (nth (feed/trending-actors S 100 50 10) 0)
-    :actor)
-  "a")
-(feed-test
-  "trending actor count"
-  (get
-    (nth (feed/trending-actors S 100 50 10) 0)
-    :count)
-  2)
-(feed-test
-  "trending actors order"
-  (map
-    (fn (e) (get e :actor))
-    (feed/trending-actors S 100 50 10))
-  (list "a" "b" "c"))

lib/feed/thread.sx

@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-; feed/thread — conversation threading. A reply carries :reply-to <parent-object>
-; (normalize preserves it). A thread is the transitive closure over :reply-to from
-; a root object: root + replies + replies-to-replies, gathered chronologically.
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/normalize.sx, lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/fanout.sx
-; (feed/-elem?, feed/-distinct).
-
-; direct replies to an object
-(define
-  feed/replies
-  (fn
-    (stream object)
-    (feed/filter stream (fn (a) (equal? (get a :reply-to) object)))))
-
-(define
-  feed/reply-count
-  (fn (stream object) (feed/count (feed/replies stream object))))
-
-; iterate f from x until the result stops growing (set-closure fixpoint)
-(define
-  feed/-fixpoint
-  (fn
-    (f x)
-    (let
-      ((nx (f x)))
-      (if (= (len nx) (len x)) x (feed/-fixpoint f nx)))))
-
-; the set of object-ids in the thread rooted at `root`
-(define
-  feed/thread-objects
-  (fn
-    (stream root)
-    (let
-      ((all (feed/items stream)))
-      (feed/-fixpoint
-        (fn
-          (acc)
-          (feed/-distinct
-            (append
-              acc
-              (map
-                (fn (a) (get a :object))
-                (filter (fn (a) (feed/-elem? (get a :reply-to) acc)) all)))))
-        (list root)))))
-
-; the full thread as a chronological stream (root + all descendants)
-(define
-  feed/thread
-  (fn
-    (stream root)
-    (let
-      ((objs (feed/thread-objects stream root)))
-      (feed/sort-by-at
-        (feed/filter stream (fn (a) (feed/-elem? (get a :object) objs)))))))
-
-; how many activities are in the thread (root counts as 1)
-(define
-  feed/thread-size
-  (fn (stream root) (feed/count (feed/thread stream root))))

lib/feed/trending.sx

@@ -1,42 +0,0 @@
-; feed/trending — what's hot right now: objects (or actors) ranked by activity
-; count within a recency window. Deterministic: count descending, ties broken by
-; key ascending (entries are pre-sorted by key, then stable grade-down by count).
-;
-; Requires: lib/feed/stream.sx, lib/feed/aggregate.sx (object/actor-counts),
-; lib/feed/rank.sx (feed/-desc-by).
-
-; activities within (now-window, now]
-(define
-  feed/-recent
-  (fn
-    (stream now window)
-    (feed/filter
-      stream
-      (fn (a) (and (<= (get a :at) now) (> (get a :at) (- now window)))))))
-
-; counts dict -> top-N entries {label key, :count n}, count desc, key asc
-(define
-  feed/-top-counts
-  (fn
-    (counts label n)
-    (let
-      ((entries (map (fn (k) (assoc {:count (get counts k)} label k)) (sort (keys counts)))))
-      (take (feed/-desc-by entries (fn (e) (get e :count))) n))))
-
-; top-N trending objects in the window
-(define
-  feed/trending
-  (fn
-    (stream now window n)
-    (feed/-top-counts
-      (feed/object-counts (feed/-recent stream now window))
-      :object n)))
-
-; top-N most active actors in the window
-(define
-  feed/trending-actors
-  (fn
-    (stream now window n)
-    (feed/-top-counts
-      (feed/actor-counts (feed/-recent stream now window))
-      :actor n)))

lib/mod/activity.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+;; lib/mod/activity.sx — export decisions as ActivityPub-shaped events.
+;;
+;; The rose-ash platform propagates cross-domain effects as ActivityPub-shaped
+;; activities. A moderation decision maps to a moderation verb so the rest of the
+;; platform (and federated peers) can act on it: remove→Delete, ban→Block,
+;; hide/escalate→Flag, keep→no activity. The precise mod action is preserved in
+;; :action so a consumer can disambiguate (e.g. hide vs escalate, both Flag).
+
+(define
+  mod/action->verb
+  (fn
+    (action)
+    (cond
+      ((= action "remove") "Delete")
+      ((= action "ban") "Block")
+      ((= action "hide") "Flag")
+      ((= action "escalate") "Flag")
+      (true nil))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decision->activity
+  (fn
+    (d actor)
+    (let
+      ((verb (mod/action->verb (get d :action))))
+      (if (nil? verb) nil {:type verb :action (get d :action) :actor actor :summary (str "moderation/" (get d :action) " via " (get d :rule)) :object (get d :report-id) :rule (get d :rule)}))))
+
+;; map a batch of decisions to activities, dropping the no-op keeps
+(define
+  mod/decisions->activities
+  (fn
+    (decisions actor)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc d)
+        (let
+          ((a (mod/decision->activity d actor)))
+          (if (nil? a) acc (append acc (list a)))))
+      (list)
+      decisions)))

lib/mod/api.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,163 @@
+;; lib/mod/api.sx — report registry + lifecycle façade + public entry points.
+;;
+;; mod/report files a report (assigning a sequential id) and opens a lifecycle
+;; case for it; mod/add-evidence accumulates evidence; mod/decide runs the engine
+;; and commits to the audit log. The lifecycle façade (mod/triage, mod/resolve,
+;; mod/review, mod/appeal, mod/finalize) drives the per-report case through its
+;; states, logging each committed decision to the audit trail.
+
+(define mod/*reports* (list))
+(define mod/*cases* (list))
+(define mod/*counter* 0)
+(define mod/*rules* mod/default-rules)
+
+(define
+  mod/reset!
+  (fn
+    ()
+    (begin
+      (set! mod/*reports* (list))
+      (set! mod/*cases* (list))
+      (set! mod/*counter* 0)
+      (mod/audit-reset!))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report
+  (fn
+    (by about reason)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod/*counter* (+ mod/*counter* 1))
+      (let
+        ((id (str "r" mod/*counter*)))
+        (let
+          ((r (mod/mk-report id by about reason)))
+          (begin
+            (append! mod/*reports* r)
+            (append! mod/*cases* {:id id :case (mod/mk-case r)})
+            r))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/get-report
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc r) (if (= (mod/report-id r) id) r acc))
+      nil
+      mod/*reports*)))
+
+(define
+  mod/add-evidence
+  (fn
+    (id kind val)
+    (let
+      ((r (mod/get-report id)))
+      (if
+        (nil? r)
+        nil
+        (let
+          ((updated (mod/attach-evidence r (mod/mk-evidence kind val))))
+          (begin
+            (set!
+              mod/*reports*
+              (map
+                (fn (x) (if (= (mod/report-id x) id) updated x))
+                mod/*reports*))
+            updated))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (let
+      ((r (mod/get-report id)))
+      (if
+        (nil? r)
+        nil
+        (let
+          ((d (mod/decide-report r mod/*reports* mod/*rules*)))
+          (begin (mod/log-decision! d (mod/report-evidence r)) d))))))
+
+;; ── lifecycle façade over the case registry ──
+
+(define
+  mod/case-of
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc rec) (if (= (get rec :id) id) (get rec :case) acc))
+      nil
+      mod/*cases*)))
+
+(define
+  mod/case-store!
+  (fn
+    (id c)
+    (set!
+      mod/*cases*
+      (map
+        (fn (rec) (if (= (get rec :id) id) {:id id :case c} rec))
+        mod/*cases*))))
+
+;; apply a lifecycle op to the stored case, persist it, and (when a decision was
+;; committed cleanly) append it to the audit log; returns the updated case
+(define
+  mod/case-apply!
+  (fn
+    (id op log?)
+    (let
+      ((c (mod/case-of id)))
+      (if
+        (nil? c)
+        nil
+        (let
+          ((c2 (op c)))
+          (begin
+            (mod/case-store! id c2)
+            (when
+              log?
+              (when
+                (nil? (mod/case-error c2))
+                (let
+                  ((d (mod/case-decision c2)))
+                  (if
+                    (nil? d)
+                    nil
+                    (mod/log-decision!
+                      d
+                      (mod/report-evidence (mod/case-report c2)))))))
+            c2))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/triage
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (mod/case-apply!
+      id
+      (fn (c) (mod/case-triage c mod/*reports* mod/*rules*))
+      false)))
+
+(define
+  mod/resolve
+  (fn (id) (mod/case-apply! id (fn (c) (mod/case-resolve c)) true)))
+
+(define
+  mod/review
+  (fn
+    (id kind val)
+    (mod/case-apply!
+      id
+      (fn (c) (mod/case-review c kind val mod/*reports* mod/*rules*))
+      true)))
+
+(define
+  mod/appeal
+  (fn
+    (id kind val)
+    (mod/case-apply!
+      id
+      (fn (c) (mod/case-appeal c kind val mod/*reports* mod/*rules*))
+      true)))
+
+(define
+  mod/finalize
+  (fn (id) (mod/case-apply! id (fn (c) (mod/case-finalize c)) false)))

lib/mod/audit.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,54 @@
+;; lib/mod/audit.sx — append-only decision log.
+;;
+;; Every decision the api commits is recorded as an immutable audit entry holding
+;; the decision (action + matching rule), the proof tree (the derivation that
+;; justified it), and a snapshot of the evidence in force at decision time. The
+;; log is append-only: entries are never mutated or removed, only appended, each
+;; with a monotonic sequence number. Retrieval is by report id (full history) or
+;; by sequence.
+
+(define mod/*audit-log* (list))
+(define mod/*audit-seq* 0)
+
+(define
+  mod/audit-reset!
+  (fn
+    ()
+    (begin (set! mod/*audit-log* (list)) (set! mod/*audit-seq* 0))))
+
+(define mod/mk-audit-entry (fn (seq decision evidence-snapshot) {:action (get decision :action) :evidence evidence-snapshot :proof (get decision :proof) :rule (get decision :rule) :report-id (get decision :report-id) :seq seq}))
+
+(define
+  mod/log-decision!
+  (fn
+    (decision evidence-snapshot)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod/*audit-seq* (+ mod/*audit-seq* 1))
+      (let
+        ((entry (mod/mk-audit-entry mod/*audit-seq* decision evidence-snapshot)))
+        (begin (append! mod/*audit-log* entry) entry)))))
+
+;; entries for one report, in chronological (sequence) order
+(define
+  mod/audit
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc e)
+        (if (= (get e :report-id) id) (append acc (list e)) acc))
+      (list)
+      mod/*audit-log*)))
+
+(define mod/audit-all (fn () mod/*audit-log*))
+(define mod/audit-count (fn () (len mod/*audit-log*)))
+
+;; most recent decision logged for a report (nil if none)
+(define
+  mod/audit-latest
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc e) (if (= (get e :report-id) id) e acc))
+      nil
+      mod/*audit-log*)))

lib/mod/batch.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+;; lib/mod/batch.sx — batch triage + corpus analytics.
+;;
+;; Operational layer: decide a whole queue of reports at once, summarize the
+;; outcomes by action, and measure which rules actually fire across a corpus.
+;; mod/never-fired is the empirical complement to lint's static unreachable check
+;; (Ext 5): lint finds rules that CAN'T fire by structure; never-fired finds rules
+;; that DIDN'T fire on real data.
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-batch
+  (fn
+    (reports rules)
+    (map (fn (r) (mod/decide-report r reports rules)) reports)))
+
+(define
+  mod/count-action
+  (fn
+    (decisions action)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc d) (if (= (get d :action) action) (+ acc 1) acc))
+      0
+      decisions)))
+
+(define mod/action-histogram (fn (decisions) {:keep (mod/count-action decisions "keep") :remove (mod/count-action decisions "remove") :escalate (mod/count-action decisions "escalate") :hide (mod/count-action decisions "hide") :ban (mod/count-action decisions "ban")}))
+
+(define
+  mod/rule-fire-count
+  (fn
+    (decisions rule-name)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc d) (if (= (get d :rule) rule-name) (+ acc 1) acc))
+      0
+      decisions)))
+
+(define
+  mod/rule-coverage
+  (fn
+    (reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((decisions (mod/decide-batch reports rules)))
+      (map (fn (rule) {:rule (mod/rule-name rule) :fired (mod/rule-fire-count decisions (mod/rule-name rule))}) rules))))
+
+(define
+  mod/never-fired
+  (fn
+    (reports rules)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc c)
+        (if
+          (= (get c :fired) 0)
+          (append acc (list (get c :rule)))
+          acc))
+      (list)
+      (mod/rule-coverage reports rules))))

lib/mod/conformance.conf

@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+# Mod conformance config — sourced by lib/guest/conformance.sh.
+
+LANG_NAME=mod
+MODE=dict
+
+PRELOADS=(
+  lib/guest/pratt.sx
+  lib/prolog/tokenizer.sx
+  lib/prolog/parser.sx
+  lib/prolog/runtime.sx
+  lib/prolog/query.sx
+  lib/prolog/compiler.sx
+  lib/mod/schema.sx
+  lib/mod/policy.sx
+  lib/mod/defrule.sx
+  lib/mod/engine.sx
+  lib/mod/explain.sx
+  lib/mod/severity.sx
+  lib/mod/offenders.sx
+  lib/mod/quorum.sx
+  lib/mod/trace.sx
+  lib/mod/whatif.sx
+  lib/mod/batch.sx
+  lib/mod/temporal.sx
+  lib/mod/sla.sx
+  lib/mod/wire.sx
+  lib/mod/activity.sx
+  lib/mod/policies.sx
+  lib/mod/pipeline.sx
+  lib/mod/lifecycle.sx
+  lib/mod/audit.sx
+  lib/mod/api.sx
+  lib/mod/fed.sx
+  lib/mod/link.sx
+  lib/mod/lint.sx
+)
+
+SUITES=(
+  "decide:lib/mod/tests/decide.sx:(mod-decide-tests-run!)"
+  "audit:lib/mod/tests/audit.sx:(mod-audit-tests-run!)"
+  "escalation:lib/mod/tests/escalation.sx:(mod-escalation-tests-run!)"
+  "fed:lib/mod/tests/fed.sx:(mod-fed-tests-run!)"
+  "extensions:lib/mod/tests/extensions.sx:(mod-extensions-tests-run!)"
+  "link:lib/mod/tests/link.sx:(mod-link-tests-run!)"
+  "lint:lib/mod/tests/lint.sx:(mod-lint-tests-run!)"
+  "severity:lib/mod/tests/severity.sx:(mod-severity-tests-run!)"
+  "offenders:lib/mod/tests/offenders.sx:(mod-offenders-tests-run!)"
+  "quorum:lib/mod/tests/quorum.sx:(mod-quorum-tests-run!)"
+  "trace:lib/mod/tests/trace.sx:(mod-trace-tests-run!)"
+  "whatif:lib/mod/tests/whatif.sx:(mod-whatif-tests-run!)"
+  "batch:lib/mod/tests/batch.sx:(mod-batch-tests-run!)"
+  "temporal:lib/mod/tests/temporal.sx:(mod-temporal-tests-run!)"
+  "sla:lib/mod/tests/sla.sx:(mod-sla-tests-run!)"
+  "wire:lib/mod/tests/wire.sx:(mod-wire-tests-run!)"
+  "disjunction:lib/mod/tests/disjunction.sx:(mod-disjunction-tests-run!)"
+  "activity:lib/mod/tests/activity.sx:(mod-activity-tests-run!)"
+  "policies:lib/mod/tests/policies.sx:(mod-policies-tests-run!)"
+  "defrule:lib/mod/tests/defrule.sx:(mod-defrule-tests-run!)"
+  "pipeline:lib/mod/tests/pipeline.sx:(mod-pipeline-tests-run!)"
+)

lib/mod/conformance.sh

@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+#!/usr/bin/env bash
+# Thin wrapper — see lib/guest/conformance.sh and lib/mod/conformance.conf.
+exec bash "$(dirname "$0")/../guest/conformance.sh" "$(dirname "$0")/conformance.conf" "$@"

lib/mod/defrule.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+;; lib/mod/defrule.sx — ergonomic rule / ruleset construction.
+;;
+;; The roadmap sketched a (defrule action :when conditions) surface. Conditions
+;; already evaluate to plain data, so this needs no macro — variadic functions
+;; suffice: mod/defrule collects its trailing condition forms via &rest (dropping
+;; the explicit outer (list ...)), and mod/ruleset assembles rules the same way.
+;;
+;;   (mod/ruleset
+;;     (mod/defrule "spam-hide" :hide (list :classification "spam"))
+;;     (mod/defrule "default-keep" :keep))
+
+(define
+  mod/defrule
+  (fn (name action &rest conds) (mod/mk-rule name action conds)))
+
+(define mod/ruleset (fn (&rest rules) rules))

lib/mod/engine.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,64 @@
+;; lib/mod/engine.sx — decide a report by querying the policy program.
+;;
+;; build-program assembles the report's facts plus the compiled policy clauses;
+;; decide-report runs the Prolog query and returns a decision. A decision is a
+;; proof, not a bare keyword: it carries the matching rule, the conditions it
+;; required, the evidence that satisfied them, and a derivation — the proof tree.
+;;
+;; The proof tree is built constructively: for the matching rule, each body goal
+;; is re-queried against the same DB with the report id bound, recording the goal
+;; text, whether it was solved, and the bindings that satisfied it. That is a
+;; genuine derivation drawn from the Prolog database, ready for the audit trail.
+
+(define
+  mod/find-rule
+  (fn
+    (rules name)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc r)
+        (if (nil? acc) (if (= (mod/rule-name r) name) r acc) acc))
+      nil
+      rules)))
+
+(define
+  mod/build-program
+  (fn
+    (r count rules)
+    (str (mod/report-facts r count) "\n" (mod/rules->program rules))))
+
+(define
+  mod/proof-goals
+  (fn
+    (db id conds)
+    (if
+      (empty? conds)
+      (list {:solved true :goal "true" :bindings {}})
+      (map
+        (fn
+          (c)
+          (let
+            ((g (mod/cond->goal c id)))
+            (let ((sols (pl-query-all db g))) {:solved (if (empty? sols) false true) :goal g :bindings (if (empty? sols) {} (first sols))})))
+        conds))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-report
+  (fn
+    (r reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((count (mod/report-count (mod/report-about r) reports))
+        (kinds (mod/classify-keywords r))
+        (id (mod/report-id r)))
+      (let
+        ((program (mod/build-program r count rules)))
+        (let
+          ((db (pl-load program)))
+          (let
+            ((sol (pl-query-one db (str "policy_action(" id ", Action, Rule)"))))
+            (if
+              (nil? sol)
+              {:action "keep" :proof {:goals (list) :evidence kinds :conditions (list) :rule "none" :count count} :report-id id :rule "none"}
+              (let
+                ((rname (dict-get sol "Rule")))
+                (let ((rule (mod/find-rule rules rname))) {:action (mod/rule-action rule) :proof {:goals (mod/proof-goals db id (mod/rule-when rule)) :evidence kinds :conditions (mod/rule-when rule) :rule rname :count count} :report-id id :rule rname})))))))))

lib/mod/explain.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+;; lib/mod/explain.sx — human-readable proof explanation.
+;;
+;; Turns a decision (from mod/decide-report, or any audit entry) into a readable
+;; multi-line "why": the action, the rule that fired, the evidence in play, and
+;; the derivation goal-by-goal with [proved]/[unproved] marks and the unification
+;; bindings that satisfied each goal. Pure SX over the Phase-2 proof tree.
+
+(define
+  mod/explain-binds
+  (fn
+    (binds)
+    (mod/join-with
+      ", "
+      (map (fn (k) (str k "=" (dict-get binds k))) (keys binds)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/explain-goal
+  (fn
+    (g)
+    (let
+      ((mark (if (get g :solved) "  [proved] " "  [unproved] "))
+        (binds (get g :bindings)))
+      (if
+        (empty? (keys binds))
+        (str mark (get g :goal))
+        (str mark (get g :goal) "  {" (mod/explain-binds binds) "}")))))
+
+(define
+  mod/explain-evidence
+  (fn
+    (evidence)
+    (if
+      (empty? evidence)
+      "Evidence: (none)"
+      (str "Evidence: " (mod/join-with ", " evidence)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/explain
+  (fn
+    (decision)
+    (let
+      ((id (get decision :report-id))
+        (action (get decision :action))
+        (rule (get decision :rule))
+        (proof (get decision :proof)))
+      (let
+        ((goals (get proof :goals)) (evidence (get proof :evidence)))
+        (mod/join-with
+          "\n"
+          (append
+            (list
+              (str "Report " id ": " action " (rule: " rule ")")
+              (mod/explain-evidence evidence)
+              "Because:")
+            (map mod/explain-goal goals)))))))

lib/mod/fed.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,145 @@
+;; lib/mod/fed.sx — federation: cross-instance reports, decision sharing, trust,
+;; revocation. fed-sx itself is mocked here (an in-memory outbox); the real wire
+;; transport would replace mod/fed-send!.
+;;
+;; Trust is advisory by default (the hard rule): a peer's decision only binds
+;; locally when (mod/trusted? peer :mod) holds. An untrusted peer's decision is
+;; recorded as a suggestion in the advisory log and is NOT applied. Local
+;; decisions propagate outward via the outbox. Revocation undoes a locally
+;; applied action when its proof is invalidated, notifying the origin peer.
+
+(define mod/*fed-trust* (list))     ;; {:peer :scope}
+(define mod/*fed-outbox* (list))    ;; {:to :type :payload}
+(define mod/*fed-advisory* (list))  ;; {:peer :decision} — received, not applied
+(define mod/*fed-applied* (list))   ;; {:report-id :action :origin :revoked}
+(define mod/*fed-origins* (list))   ;; {:id :origin}
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-reset!
+  (fn
+    ()
+    (begin
+      (set! mod/*fed-trust* (list))
+      (set! mod/*fed-outbox* (list))
+      (set! mod/*fed-advisory* (list))
+      (set! mod/*fed-applied* (list))
+      (set! mod/*fed-origins* (list)))))
+
+;; ── trust model ──
+
+(define
+  mod/trust-match?
+  (fn
+    (t peer scope)
+    (if (= (get t :peer) peer) (= (get t :scope) scope) false)))
+
+(define
+  mod/grant-trust
+  (fn (peer scope) (begin (append! mod/*fed-trust* {:scope scope :peer peer}) true)))
+
+(define
+  mod/revoke-trust
+  (fn
+    (peer scope)
+    (set!
+      mod/*fed-trust*
+      (reduce
+        (fn
+          (acc t)
+          (if (mod/trust-match? t peer scope) acc (append acc (list t))))
+        (list)
+        mod/*fed-trust*))))
+
+(define
+  mod/trusted?
+  (fn
+    (peer scope)
+    (mod/any? (fn (t) (mod/trust-match? t peer scope)) mod/*fed-trust*)))
+
+;; ── cross-instance reports ──
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-receive-report
+  (fn
+    (peer by about reason)
+    (let
+      ((r (mod/report by about reason)))
+      (begin (append! mod/*fed-origins* {:id (mod/report-id r) :origin peer}) r))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-origin
+  (fn
+    (id)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc o) (if (= (get o :id) id) (get o :origin) acc))
+      "local"
+      mod/*fed-origins*)))
+
+;; ── decision sharing (mock fed-sx send) ──
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-send!
+  (fn (to type payload) (begin (append! mod/*fed-outbox* {:type type :to to :payload payload}) true)))
+
+(define mod/fed-outbox (fn () mod/*fed-outbox*))
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-share-decision
+  (fn
+    (decision peers)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc p)
+        (begin (mod/fed-send! p "decision" decision) (append acc (list p))))
+      (list)
+      peers)))
+
+;; ── receiving a peer's decision (advisory unless trusted) ──
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-applied-action
+  (fn
+    (report-id)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc a) (if (= (get a :report-id) report-id) a acc))
+      nil
+      mod/*fed-applied*)))
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-receive-decision
+  (fn
+    (peer decision)
+    (if
+      (mod/trusted? peer :mod)
+      (begin (append! mod/*fed-applied* {:revoked false :action (get decision :action) :report-id (get decision :report-id) :origin peer}) {:advisory false :peer peer :applied true :decision decision})
+      (begin (append! mod/*fed-advisory* {:peer peer :decision decision}) {:advisory true :peer peer :applied false :decision decision}))))
+
+;; ── revocation ──
+
+(define
+  mod/fed-revoke!
+  (fn
+    (report-id reason)
+    (begin
+      (set!
+        mod/*fed-applied*
+        (map
+          (fn (a) (if (= (get a :report-id) report-id) {:revoked true :action (get a :action) :report-id (get a :report-id) :origin (get a :origin)} a))
+          mod/*fed-applied*))
+      (mod/fed-send! (mod/report-origin report-id) "revocation" {:report-id report-id :reason reason})
+      report-id)))
+
+;; re-run the engine; if the action no longer holds, the prior decision's proof
+;; is invalidated — revoke the applied moderation.
+(define
+  mod/fed-revoke-if-invalidated
+  (fn
+    (report decision reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((d2 (mod/decide-report report reports rules)))
+      (if
+        (= (get d2 :action) (get decision :action))
+        {:revoked false :decision d2}
+        (begin
+          (mod/fed-revoke! (get decision :report-id) "proof invalidated")
+          {:revoked true :decision d2})))))

lib/mod/lifecycle.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,160 @@
+;; lib/mod/lifecycle.sx — report lifecycle state machine (pure SX over the engine).
+;;
+;; Lifecycle state is deliberately separate from policy: the Prolog rules answer
+;; "what action?", this module answers "where in the process is this report?".
+;;
+;;   :open ──triage──▶ :triaged ──resolve/review──▶ :decided ──appeal──▶ :appealed
+;;                                                      │                    │
+;;                                                      └────finalize───▶ :final ◀┘
+;;
+;; A case is an immutable value {:report :state :decision :tier :error :history}.
+;; Every transition returns a NEW case; illegal transitions return the case
+;; unchanged with :error set. Tiers: triage runs the engine (auto-tier); a
+;; terminal action (hide/remove/keep) resolves immediately, an :escalate action
+;; flags the case for human review (human-tier) before it can be resolved.
+
+(define mod/case* (fn (report state decision tier err history) {:history history :state state :report report :error err :tier tier :decision decision}))
+
+(define
+  mod/mk-case
+  (fn (report) (mod/case* report "open" nil nil nil (list))))
+
+(define mod/case-report (fn (c) (get c :report)))
+(define mod/case-state (fn (c) (get c :state)))
+(define mod/case-decision (fn (c) (get c :decision)))
+(define mod/case-tier (fn (c) (get c :tier)))
+(define mod/case-error (fn (c) (get c :error)))
+(define mod/case-history (fn (c) (get c :history)))
+
+;; ── transition table ──
+
+(define mod/lc-transitions {:final (list) :appealed (list "final") :decided (list "appealed" "final") :open (list "triaged") :triaged (list "decided")})
+
+(define mod/member? (fn (x lst) (mod/any? (fn (y) (= y x)) lst)))
+
+(define
+  mod/lc-can-transition?
+  (fn
+    (from to)
+    (let
+      ((outs (get mod/lc-transitions from)))
+      (if (nil? outs) false (mod/member? to outs)))))
+
+;; ── core transition: validate, record history, or flag :error ──
+
+(define
+  mod/case-goto
+  (fn
+    (c to note report decision tier)
+    (let
+      ((from (mod/case-state c)))
+      (if
+        (mod/lc-can-transition? from to)
+        (mod/case*
+          report
+          to
+          decision
+          tier
+          nil
+          (append (mod/case-history c) (list {:note note :to to :from from})))
+        (mod/case*
+          (mod/case-report c)
+          from
+          (mod/case-decision c)
+          (mod/case-tier c)
+          (str "illegal transition: " from " -> " to)
+          (mod/case-history c))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/case-error-set
+  (fn
+    (c msg)
+    (mod/case*
+      (mod/case-report c)
+      (mod/case-state c)
+      (mod/case-decision c)
+      (mod/case-tier c)
+      msg
+      (mod/case-history c))))
+
+;; ── lifecycle operations ──
+
+;; :open → :triaged — run the auto-tier first pass.
+(define
+  mod/case-triage
+  (fn
+    (c reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((d (mod/decide-report (mod/case-report c) reports rules)))
+      (let
+        ((tier (if (= (get d :action) "escalate") "human" "auto")))
+        (mod/case-goto
+          c
+          "triaged"
+          "auto-tier first pass"
+          (mod/case-report c)
+          d
+          tier)))))
+
+;; :triaged → :decided — auto-tier resolves; human-tier is blocked until review.
+(define
+  mod/case-resolve
+  (fn
+    (c)
+    (if
+      (= (mod/case-tier c) "human")
+      (mod/case-error-set c "awaiting human review (escalated)")
+      (mod/case-goto
+        c
+        "decided"
+        "auto-tier resolved"
+        (mod/case-report c)
+        (mod/case-decision c)
+        (mod/case-tier c)))))
+
+;; :triaged → :decided — human review: attach evidence, re-decide, resolve.
+(define
+  mod/case-review
+  (fn
+    (c kind val reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((nr (mod/attach-evidence (mod/case-report c) (mod/mk-evidence kind val))))
+      (let
+        ((d (mod/decide-report nr reports rules)))
+        (mod/case-goto c "decided" (str "human review: " kind) nr d "human")))))
+
+;; :decided → :appealed — appeal: attach evidence, re-decide (may override).
+(define
+  mod/case-appeal
+  (fn
+    (c kind val reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((nr (mod/attach-evidence (mod/case-report c) (mod/mk-evidence kind val))))
+      (let
+        ((d (mod/decide-report nr reports rules)))
+        (mod/case-goto
+          c
+          "appealed"
+          (str "appeal: " kind)
+          nr
+          d
+          (mod/case-tier c))))))
+
+;; :decided | :appealed → :final
+(define
+  mod/case-finalize
+  (fn
+    (c)
+    (mod/case-goto
+      c
+      "final"
+      "finalized"
+      (mod/case-report c)
+      (mod/case-decision c)
+      (mod/case-tier c))))
+
+(define
+  mod/case-action
+  (fn
+    (c)
+    (let ((d (mod/case-decision c))) (if (nil? d) nil (get d :action)))))

lib/mod/link.sx

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+;; lib/mod/link.sx — report linking + deduplication.
+;;
+;; Reports about the same subject form a cluster; identical reports (same
+;; reporter + subject + reason) are duplicates. Linking is Prolog-backed: all
+;; report facts are loaded and related ids are found by unification — the same
+;; relational substrate the policy engine uses, here for retrieval rather than
+;; decision. Dedup is pure SX over a normalized link key.
+
+(define
+  mod/link-key
+  (fn
+    (r)
+    (str
+      (mod/report-by r)
+      "|"
+      (mod/report-about r)
+      "|"
+      (downcase (mod/report-reason r)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/dedup-reports
+  (fn
+    (reports)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc r)
+        (if
+          (mod/any? (fn (x) (= (mod/link-key x) (mod/link-key r))) acc)
+          acc
+          (append acc (list r))))
+      (list)
+      reports)))
+
+(define
+  mod/duplicate-count
+  (fn (reports) (- (len reports) (len (mod/dedup-reports reports)))))
+
+;; ── Prolog-backed relational retrieval ──
+
+(define
+  mod/report-rel-facts
+  (fn
+    (reports)
+    (mod/join-with
+      "\n"
+      (map
+        (fn
+          (r)
+          (str
+            "report("
+            (mod/report-id r)
+            ", "
+            (mod/pl-quote (mod/report-by r))
+            ", "
+            (mod/pl-quote (mod/report-about r))
+            ")."))
+        reports))))
+
+(define
+  mod/related-ids
+  (fn
+    (subject reports)
+    (let
+      ((db (pl-load (mod/report-rel-facts reports))))
+      (map
+        (fn (sol) (dict-get sol "Id"))
+        (pl-query-all db (str "report(Id, _, " (mod/pl-quote subject) ")"))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/reporters-of
+  (fn
+    (subject reports)
+    (let
+      ((db (pl-load (mod/report-rel-facts reports))))
+      (map
+        (fn (sol) (dict-get sol "By"))
+        (pl-query-all db (str "report(_, By, " (mod/pl-quote subject) ")"))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/distinct
+  (fn
+    (items)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc x)
+        (if (mod/any? (fn (y) (= y x)) acc) acc (append acc (list x))))
+      (list)
+      items)))
+
+(define
+  mod/distinct-reporters-of
+  (fn (subject reports) (mod/distinct (mod/reporters-of subject reports))))

lib/mod/lint.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,69 @@
+;; lib/mod/lint.sx — static analysis of a policy rule set.
+;;
+;; Because precedence is "first matching clause wins" (pl-query-one), the rule
+;; order has correctness consequences a moderator can get wrong: a rule placed
+;; after an unconditional (empty :when) rule can never fire, and a rule set with
+;; no unconditional rule may leave some reports undecided. lint-rules surfaces
+;; these without running the engine.
+
+(define mod/rule-unconditional? (fn (r) (empty? (mod/rule-when r))))
+
+;; names of rules that follow the first unconditional rule — structurally dead,
+;; since the unconditional rule always matches first
+(define
+  mod/unreachable-rules
+  (fn
+    (rules)
+    (get
+      (reduce
+        (fn
+          (acc r)
+          (if
+            (get acc :hit)
+            {:dead (append (get acc :dead) (list (mod/rule-name r))) :hit true}
+            (if (mod/rule-unconditional? r) {:dead (get acc :dead) :hit true} acc)))
+        {:dead (list) :hit false}
+        rules)
+      :dead)))
+
+(define
+  mod/has-catchall?
+  (fn (rules) (mod/any? mod/rule-unconditional? rules)))
+
+(define
+  mod/count-eq
+  (fn
+    (x lst)
+    (reduce (fn (a y) (if (= y x) (+ a 1) a)) 0 lst)))
+
+(define
+  mod/duplicate-rule-names
+  (fn
+    (rules)
+    (let
+      ((names (map mod/rule-name rules)))
+      (mod/distinct
+        (reduce
+          (fn
+            (acc n)
+            (if
+              (< 1 (mod/count-eq n names))
+              (append acc (list n))
+              acc))
+          (list)
+          names)))))
+
+(define mod/lint-rules (fn (rules) {:duplicate-names (mod/duplicate-rule-names rules) :has-catchall (mod/has-catchall? rules) :unreachable (mod/unreachable-rules rules)}))
+
+;; a rule set is well-formed when nothing is dead, it has a catch-all, and rule
+;; names are unique
+(define
+  mod/rules-ok?
+  (fn
+    (rules)
+    (let
+      ((l (mod/lint-rules rules)))
+      (if
+        (empty? (get l :unreachable))
+        (if (get l :has-catchall) (empty? (get l :duplicate-names)) false)
+        false))))

lib/mod/offenders.sx

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+;; lib/mod/offenders.sx — repeat-offender escalation (audit log as evidence).
+;;
+;; The append-only audit trail is itself a source of evidence: a subject already
+;; sanctioned several times is a repeat offender. mod/decide-escalating decides a
+;; report normally, then — if the action is a sanction and the subject has at
+;; least k PRIOR sanctions in the audit log — upgrades it to :ban. This is the one
+;; place a decision depends on history beyond the single report, and it reads that
+;; history from the audit log rather than re-deriving it.
+
+(define
+  mod/sanction?
+  (fn
+    (action)
+    (mod/any? (fn (a) (= a action)) (list "hide" "remove" "ban"))))
+
+;; count of prior sanctioning decisions in the audit log about a subject
+(define
+  mod/subject-sanctions
+  (fn
+    (subject)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc e)
+        (let
+          ((r (mod/get-report (get e :report-id))))
+          (if
+            (nil? r)
+            acc
+            (if
+              (if
+                (= (mod/report-about r) subject)
+                (mod/sanction? (get e :action))
+                false)
+              (+ acc 1)
+              acc))))
+      0
+      (mod/audit-all))))
+
+(define
+  mod/repeat-offender?
+  (fn (subject k) (<= k (mod/subject-sanctions subject))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-escalating
+  (fn
+    (id k)
+    (let
+      ((r (mod/get-report id)))
+      (if
+        (nil? r)
+        nil
+        (let
+          ((priors (mod/subject-sanctions (mod/report-about r))))
+          (let
+            ((d (mod/decide id)))
+            (if
+              (if (mod/sanction? (get d :action)) (<= k priors) false)
+              {:action "ban" :proof {:goals (get (get d :proof) :goals) :prior-sanctions priors :evidence (get (get d :proof) :evidence) :conditions (list) :rule "repeat-offender-ban" :count (get (get d :proof) :count)} :report-id id :rule "repeat-offender-ban" :strategy "escalating"}
+              d)))))))

lib/mod/pipeline.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+;; lib/mod/pipeline.sx — end-to-end triage orchestration.
+;;
+;; A single entry point that runs a report through the subsystem and returns the
+;; full artifact bundle: the decision (under the report's domain policy), a
+;; human-readable explanation, an ActivityPub-shaped event for the bus, and the
+;; wire line for federated peers. Composes policies (Ext 17), explain (Ext 3),
+;; activity (Ext 16) and wire (Ext 14) — the modules are independent, this is just
+;; the convenience that wires them together for the common "process a report" path.
+
+(define
+  mod/triage-pipeline
+  (fn
+    (domain r reports actor)
+    (let ((d (mod/decide-in domain r reports))) {:activity (mod/decision->activity d actor) :action (get d :action) :wire (mod/decision->wire d) :rule (get d :rule) :decision d :explanation (mod/explain d)})))
+
+(define mod/pipeline-action (fn (p) (get p :action)))
+(define mod/pipeline-activity (fn (p) (get p :activity)))
+(define mod/pipeline-wire (fn (p) (get p :wire)))

lib/mod/policies.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+;; lib/mod/policies.sx — per-domain policy registry.
+;;
+;; rose-ash spans domains (blog, market, events, federation, …) that want
+;; different moderation — a marketplace listing and a blog comment are not held to
+;; the same bar. This registry maps a domain to a rule set; mod/decide-in resolves
+;; the right policy and decides. Unregistered domains fall back to the default
+;; rules, so adding a domain never leaves it unmoderated.
+
+(define mod/*policies* (list))
+
+(define mod/policies-reset! (fn () (set! mod/*policies* (list))))
+
+(define
+  mod/register-policy!
+  (fn (domain rules) (begin (append! mod/*policies* {:domain domain :rules rules}) true)))
+
+(define
+  mod/policy-registered?
+  (fn
+    (domain)
+    (mod/any? (fn (p) (= (get p :domain) domain)) mod/*policies*)))
+
+(define
+  mod/policy-for
+  (fn
+    (domain)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc p) (if (= (get p :domain) domain) (get p :rules) acc))
+      mod/default-rules
+      mod/*policies*)))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-in
+  (fn
+    (domain r reports)
+    (mod/decide-report r reports (mod/policy-for domain))))
+
+(define
+  mod/registered-domains
+  (fn () (map (fn (p) (get p :domain)) mod/*policies*)))

lib/mod/policy.sx

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+;; lib/mod/policy.sx — moderation rules → Prolog clauses.
+;;
+;; A rule is {:name :action :when}. :when is a list of condition forms; each
+;; compiles to a Prolog goal. The conditions in a :when list are ANDed (joined by
+;; ", "); :not negates and :any (a list of sub-conditions) disjoins — so the
+;; condition language is a small boolean algebra over the leaf predicates.
+;; Rule order is precedence: the engine queries with pl-query-one, so the first
+;; clause that proves wins. The final default rule has an empty body (true) so
+;; every report yields at least :keep — "no rule matched" is a real result, not a
+;; query failure.
+;;
+;; cond->goal takes an id-term so the same condition can be compiled with the
+;; head variable "Id" (for clause bodies) or a concrete report id (for proof-tree
+;; goal-by-goal re-querying in the engine).
+;;
+;; Precedence (top wins): exoneration evidence (appeal override) > confirmed-abuse
+;; evidence (human review) > spam/abuse classification > repeated-report count >
+;; default keep.
+
+(define mod/mk-rule (fn (name action conds) {:when conds :name name :action action}))
+
+(define mod/rule-name (fn (r) (get r :name)))
+(define mod/rule-action (fn (r) (get r :action)))
+(define mod/rule-when (fn (r) (get r :when)))
+
+(define
+  mod/default-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "exonerated-keep"
+      :keep (list (list :evidence "exonerated")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "reviewer-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :evidence "confirmed-abuse")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "spam-hide" :hide (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "abuse-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :classification "abuse")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "repeated-escalate"
+      :escalate (list (list :count-at-least 3)))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+;; ── condition → Prolog goal ──
+;;
+;; (:classification "spam")  → classification(Id, spam)
+;; (:evidence "kind")        → evidence(Id, 'kind', _)
+;; (:attr "verified")        → attr(Id, verified)
+;; (:not <cond>)             → not(<cond>)                        (negation)
+;; (:any (list c1 c2 ...))   → (g1 ; g2 ; ...)                    (disjunction)
+;; (:count-at-least 3)       → report(Id, B, S), report_count(S, N), N >= 3
+;; (:score-at-least 5)       → aggregate_all(sum(W), signal(Id, _, W), T), T >= 5
+;; (:reporters-at-least 2)   → report(Id, _, Sr), setof(Br, report(_, Br, Sr), Bsr),
+;;                             length(Bsr, Nr), Nr >= 2   (quorum engine)
+;; (:burst-at-least 3)       → report(Id, _, Sb), burst_count(Sb, Nb), Nb >= 3
+;;                             (temporal engine)
+
+(define
+  mod/cond->goal
+  (fn
+    (c idterm)
+    (let
+      ((tag (first c)))
+      (cond
+        ((= tag :classification)
+          (str "classification(" idterm ", " (nth c 1) ")"))
+        ((= tag :evidence)
+          (str
+            "evidence("
+            idterm
+            ", "
+            (mod/pl-quote (nth c 1))
+            ", _)"))
+        ((= tag :attr) (str "attr(" idterm ", " (nth c 1) ")"))
+        ((= tag :not)
+          (str "not(" (mod/cond->goal (nth c 1) idterm) ")"))
+        ((= tag :any)
+          (str
+            "("
+            (mod/join-with
+              " ; "
+              (map
+                (fn (sub) (mod/cond->goal sub idterm))
+                (nth c 1)))
+            ")"))
+        ((= tag :count-at-least)
+          (str
+            "report("
+            idterm
+            ", B, S), report_count(S, N), N >= "
+            (nth c 1)))
+        ((= tag :score-at-least)
+          (str
+            "aggregate_all(sum(W), signal("
+            idterm
+            ", _, W), T), T >= "
+            (nth c 1)))
+        ((= tag :reporters-at-least)
+          (str
+            "report("
+            idterm
+            ", _, Sr), setof(Br, report(_, Br, Sr), Bsr), "
+            "length(Bsr, Nr), Nr >= "
+            (nth c 1)))
+        ((= tag :burst-at-least)
+          (str
+            "report("
+            idterm
+            ", _, Sb), burst_count(Sb, Nb), Nb >= "
+            (nth c 1)))
+        (true "true")))))
+
+(define
+  mod/conds->body
+  (fn
+    (conds idterm)
+    (if
+      (empty? conds)
+      "true"
+      (mod/join-with ", " (map (fn (c) (mod/cond->goal c idterm)) conds)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/rule->clause
+  (fn
+    (r)
+    (str
+      "policy_action(Id, "
+      (mod/rule-action r)
+      ", '"
+      (mod/rule-name r)
+      "') :- "
+      (mod/conds->body (mod/rule-when r) "Id")
+      ".")))
+
+(define
+  mod/rules->program
+  (fn (rules) (mod/join-with "\n" (map mod/rule->clause rules))))

lib/mod/quorum.sx

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+;; lib/mod/quorum.sx — quorum decisions over distinct reporters (anti-brigade).
+;;
+;; The base engine asserts only the decided report's report/3 fact, so it can't
+;; reason about WHO reported a subject. The quorum engine additionally asserts
+;; every report's report/3 fact (via link's rel-facts), letting a rule require N
+;; *distinct* reporters with `setof`/`length` — so one user filing many reports
+;; does not manufacture consensus. Same decision shape as the base engine, plus
+;; :strategy "quorum".
+
+(define
+  mod/build-quorum-program
+  (fn
+    (r count reports rules)
+    (str
+      (mod/report-rel-facts reports)
+      "\n"
+      (mod/report-facts r count)
+      "\n"
+      (mod/rules->program rules))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-quorum
+  (fn
+    (r reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((count (mod/report-count (mod/report-about r) reports))
+        (kinds (mod/classify-keywords r))
+        (id (mod/report-id r)))
+      (let
+        ((program (mod/build-quorum-program r count reports rules)))
+        (let
+          ((db (pl-load program)))
+          (let
+            ((sol (pl-query-one db (str "policy_action(" id ", Action, Rule)"))))
+            (if
+              (nil? sol)
+              {:action "keep" :proof {:goals (list) :evidence kinds :conditions (list) :rule "none" :count count} :report-id id :rule "none" :strategy "quorum"}
+              (let
+                ((rule (mod/find-rule rules (dict-get sol "Rule"))))
+                {:action (mod/rule-action rule) :proof {:goals (mod/proof-goals db id (mod/rule-when rule)) :evidence kinds :conditions (mod/rule-when rule) :rule (mod/rule-name rule) :count count} :report-id id :rule (mod/rule-name rule) :strategy "quorum"}))))))))

lib/mod/schema.sx

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+;; lib/mod/schema.sx — report representation + Prolog fact generation.
+;;
+;; A report is a dict {:id :by :about :reason :evidence :attrs :signals :at}.
+;;   :evidence — accumulated {:kind :val} entries (human review, scanners)
+;;   :attrs    — attribute names ("verified") for negation-as-failure conditions
+;;   :signals  — weighted {:kind :weight} entries for aggregate scoring rules
+;;   :at       — integer timestamp/tick (deterministic; supplied, not clock-read)
+;; The engine derives keyword classifications from the reason text and projects
+;; the report, its classifications, evidence, attributes, and signals into Prolog
+;; facts that policy clauses match against.
+
+(define mod/mk-report (fn (id by about reason) {:attrs (list) :id id :signals (list) :by by :evidence (list) :about about :at 0 :reason reason}))
+
+(define mod/report-id (fn (r) (get r :id)))
+(define mod/report-by (fn (r) (get r :by)))
+(define mod/report-about (fn (r) (get r :about)))
+(define mod/report-reason (fn (r) (get r :reason)))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-evidence
+  (fn (r) (let ((e (get r :evidence))) (if (nil? e) (list) e))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-attrs
+  (fn (r) (let ((a (get r :attrs))) (if (nil? a) (list) a))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-signals
+  (fn (r) (let ((s (get r :signals))) (if (nil? s) (list) s))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-at
+  (fn (r) (let ((t (get r :at))) (if (nil? t) 0 t))))
+
+(define mod/mk-evidence (fn (kind val) {:val val :kind kind}))
+(define mod/evidence-kind (fn (e) (get e :kind)))
+(define mod/evidence-val (fn (e) (get e :val)))
+
+(define mod/mk-signal (fn (kind weight) {:kind kind :weight weight}))
+(define mod/signal-kind (fn (s) (get s :kind)))
+(define mod/signal-weight (fn (s) (get s :weight)))
+
+(define mod/report* (fn (r evs attrs sigs at) {:attrs attrs :id (mod/report-id r) :signals sigs :by (mod/report-by r) :evidence evs :about (mod/report-about r) :at at :reason (mod/report-reason r)}))
+
+(define
+  mod/with-evidence
+  (fn
+    (r evs)
+    (mod/report*
+      r
+      evs
+      (mod/report-attrs r)
+      (mod/report-signals r)
+      (mod/report-at r))))
+
+(define
+  mod/with-attrs
+  (fn
+    (r attrs)
+    (mod/report*
+      r
+      (mod/report-evidence r)
+      attrs
+      (mod/report-signals r)
+      (mod/report-at r))))
+
+(define
+  mod/with-signals
+  (fn
+    (r sigs)
+    (mod/report*
+      r
+      (mod/report-evidence r)
+      (mod/report-attrs r)
+      sigs
+      (mod/report-at r))))
+
+(define
+  mod/with-at
+  (fn
+    (r at)
+    (mod/report*
+      r
+      (mod/report-evidence r)
+      (mod/report-attrs r)
+      (mod/report-signals r)
+      at)))
+
+(define
+  mod/attach-evidence
+  (fn
+    (r e)
+    (mod/with-evidence r (append (mod/report-evidence r) (list e)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/attach-attr
+  (fn (r a) (mod/with-attrs r (append (mod/report-attrs r) (list a)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/attach-signal
+  (fn (r s) (mod/with-signals r (append (mod/report-signals r) (list s)))))
+
+;; ── substring search (the prolog-loaded env lacks includes?; slice/len do work) ──
+
+(define
+  mod/contains-at?
+  (fn
+    (hay needle hl nl pos)
+    (if
+      (< hl (+ pos nl))
+      false
+      (if
+        (= (slice hay pos (+ pos nl)) needle)
+        true
+        (mod/contains-at? hay needle hl nl (+ pos 1))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/str-contains?
+  (fn
+    (hay needle)
+    (let
+      ((hl (len hay)) (nl (len needle)))
+      (if
+        (= nl 0)
+        true
+        (mod/contains-at? hay needle hl nl 0)))))
+
+;; ── evidence derivation (keyword classification) ──
+
+(define
+  mod/spam-keywords
+  (list "spam" "buy now" "click here" "free money" "viagra" "limited offer"))
+
+(define
+  mod/abuse-keywords
+  (list "abuse" "harassment" "threat" "slur" "hate speech"))
+
+(define
+  mod/any?
+  (fn (pred coll) (reduce (fn (acc x) (if acc acc (pred x))) false coll)))
+
+(define
+  mod/reason-matches?
+  (fn
+    (reason kws)
+    (let
+      ((low (downcase reason)))
+      (mod/any? (fn (k) (mod/str-contains? low k)) kws))))
+
+(define
+  mod/classify-keywords
+  (fn
+    (r)
+    (let
+      ((reason (mod/report-reason r)) (kinds (list)))
+      (begin
+        (when
+          (mod/reason-matches? reason mod/spam-keywords)
+          (append! kinds "spam"))
+        (when
+          (mod/reason-matches? reason mod/abuse-keywords)
+          (append! kinds "abuse"))
+        kinds))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-count
+  (fn
+    (about reports)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc r)
+        (if (= (mod/report-about r) about) (+ acc 1) acc))
+      0
+      reports)))
+
+;; ── Prolog fact projection ──
+
+(define
+  mod/join-with
+  (fn
+    (sep items)
+    (reduce (fn (acc x) (if (= acc "") x (str acc sep x))) "" items)))
+
+(define mod/pl-quote (fn (s) (str "'" s "'")))
+
+(define
+  mod/classification-facts
+  (fn
+    (id kinds)
+    (mod/join-with
+      "\n"
+      (map (fn (k) (str "classification(" id ", " k ").")) kinds))))
+
+(define
+  mod/evidence-facts
+  (fn
+    (id evs)
+    (mod/join-with
+      "\n"
+      (map
+        (fn
+          (e)
+          (str
+            "evidence("
+            id
+            ", "
+            (mod/pl-quote (mod/evidence-kind e))
+            ", "
+            (mod/pl-quote (str (mod/evidence-val e)))
+            ")."))
+        evs))))
+
+(define
+  mod/attr-facts
+  (fn
+    (id attrs)
+    (mod/join-with "\n" (map (fn (a) (str "attr(" id ", " a ").")) attrs))))
+
+(define
+  mod/signal-facts
+  (fn
+    (id sigs)
+    (mod/join-with
+      "\n"
+      (map
+        (fn
+          (s)
+          (str
+            "signal("
+            id
+            ", "
+            (mod/pl-quote (mod/signal-kind s))
+            ", "
+            (mod/signal-weight s)
+            ")."))
+        sigs))))
+
+(define
+  mod/report-facts
+  (fn
+    (r count)
+    (let
+      ((id (mod/report-id r))
+        (by (mod/pl-quote (mod/report-by r)))
+        (about (mod/pl-quote (mod/report-about r))))
+      (let
+        ((cls (mod/classification-facts id (mod/classify-keywords r)))
+          (evs (mod/evidence-facts id (mod/report-evidence r)))
+          (ats (mod/attr-facts id (mod/report-attrs r)))
+          (sgs (mod/signal-facts id (mod/report-signals r))))
+        (mod/join-with
+          "\n"
+          (list
+            (str "report(" id ", " by ", " about ").")
+            (str "report_count(" about ", " count ").")
+            cls
+            evs
+            ats
+            sgs))))))

lib/mod/scoreboard.json

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+{
+  "lang": "mod",
+  "total_passed": 390,
+  "total_failed": 0,
+  "total": 390,
+  "suites": [
+    {"name":"decide","passed":31,"failed":0,"total":31},
+    {"name":"audit","passed":29,"failed":0,"total":29},
+    {"name":"escalation","passed":46,"failed":0,"total":46},
+    {"name":"fed","passed":26,"failed":0,"total":26},
+    {"name":"extensions","passed":32,"failed":0,"total":32},
+    {"name":"link","passed":12,"failed":0,"total":12},
+    {"name":"lint","passed":14,"failed":0,"total":14},
+    {"name":"severity","passed":14,"failed":0,"total":14},
+    {"name":"offenders","passed":19,"failed":0,"total":19},
+    {"name":"quorum","passed":9,"failed":0,"total":9},
+    {"name":"trace","passed":15,"failed":0,"total":15},
+    {"name":"whatif","passed":13,"failed":0,"total":13},
+    {"name":"batch","passed":17,"failed":0,"total":17},
+    {"name":"temporal","passed":15,"failed":0,"total":15},
+    {"name":"sla","passed":15,"failed":0,"total":15},
+    {"name":"wire","passed":16,"failed":0,"total":16},
+    {"name":"disjunction","passed":10,"failed":0,"total":10},
+    {"name":"activity","passed":17,"failed":0,"total":17},
+    {"name":"policies","passed":14,"failed":0,"total":14},
+    {"name":"defrule","passed":11,"failed":0,"total":11},
+    {"name":"pipeline","passed":15,"failed":0,"total":15}
+  ],
+  "generated": "2026-06-06T19:40:03+00:00"
+}

lib/mod/scoreboard.md

@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+# mod scoreboard
+
+**390 / 390 passing** (0 failure(s)).
+
+| Suite | Passed | Total | Status |
+|-------|--------|-------|--------|
+| decide | 31 | 31 | ok |
+| audit | 29 | 29 | ok |
+| escalation | 46 | 46 | ok |
+| fed | 26 | 26 | ok |
+| extensions | 32 | 32 | ok |
+| link | 12 | 12 | ok |
+| lint | 14 | 14 | ok |
+| severity | 14 | 14 | ok |
+| offenders | 19 | 19 | ok |
+| quorum | 9 | 9 | ok |
+| trace | 15 | 15 | ok |
+| whatif | 13 | 13 | ok |
+| batch | 17 | 17 | ok |
+| temporal | 15 | 15 | ok |
+| sla | 15 | 15 | ok |
+| wire | 16 | 16 | ok |
+| disjunction | 10 | 10 | ok |
+| activity | 17 | 17 | ok |
+| policies | 14 | 14 | ok |
+| defrule | 11 | 11 | ok |
+| pipeline | 15 | 15 | ok |

lib/mod/severity.sx

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+;; lib/mod/severity.sx — "strictest-wins" decision strategy.
+;;
+;; The default engine resolves precedence by rule ORDER (first proven clause wins,
+;; via pl-query-one). Some policies instead want the HARSHEST applicable sanction
+;; regardless of order. mod/decide-strictest collects every rule that proves
+;; (pl-query-all) and picks the highest-severity action. Same decision shape as
+;; the engine, plus :strategy. Built over the engine's helpers; engine untouched.
+
+(define
+  mod/action-severity
+  (fn
+    (action)
+    (cond
+      ((= action "ban") 4)
+      ((= action "remove") 3)
+      ((= action "hide") 2)
+      ((= action "escalate") 1)
+      (true 0))))
+
+(define
+  mod/strictest-sol
+  (fn
+    (sols)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc s)
+        (if
+          (nil? acc)
+          s
+          (if
+            (<
+              (mod/action-severity (dict-get acc "Action"))
+              (mod/action-severity (dict-get s "Action")))
+            s
+            acc)))
+      nil
+      sols)))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-strictest
+  (fn
+    (r reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((count (mod/report-count (mod/report-about r) reports))
+        (kinds (mod/classify-keywords r))
+        (id (mod/report-id r)))
+      (let
+        ((program (mod/build-program r count rules)))
+        (let
+          ((db (pl-load program)))
+          (let
+            ((sols (pl-query-all db (str "policy_action(" id ", Action, Rule)"))))
+            (let
+              ((best (mod/strictest-sol sols)))
+              (if
+                (nil? best)
+                {:action "keep" :proof {:goals (list) :evidence kinds :conditions (list) :rule "none" :count count} :report-id id :rule "none" :strategy "strictest"}
+                (let
+                  ((rule (mod/find-rule rules (dict-get best "Rule"))))
+                  {:action (mod/rule-action rule) :proof {:goals (mod/proof-goals db id (mod/rule-when rule)) :evidence kinds :conditions (mod/rule-when rule) :rule (mod/rule-name rule) :count count} :report-id id :rule (mod/rule-name rule) :strategy "strictest"})))))))))

lib/mod/sla.sx

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+;; lib/mod/sla.sx — service-level sweep over pending lifecycle cases.
+;;
+;; Composes the Phase-3 lifecycle with the Ext-12 time dimension: a case left in a
+;; pending state (open / triaged / appealed) past a deadline has breached SLA and
+;; should resurface. A timed-case pairs a case with the tick it entered its
+;; current state (the caller stamps this — the lifecycle stays timeless and pure).
+;; Terminal states (decided / final) never breach.
+
+(define mod/pending-states (list "open" "triaged" "appealed"))
+(define mod/pending-state? (fn (s) (mod/member? s mod/pending-states)))
+
+(define mod/mk-timed-case (fn (c entered-at) {:entered-at entered-at :case c}))
+(define mod/tc-case (fn (tc) (get tc :case)))
+(define mod/tc-entered-at (fn (tc) (get tc :entered-at)))
+
+(define
+  mod/overdue?
+  (fn
+    (tc now deadline)
+    (if
+      (mod/pending-state? (mod/case-state (mod/tc-case tc)))
+      (< deadline (- now (mod/tc-entered-at tc)))
+      false)))
+
+(define
+  mod/sla-sweep
+  (fn
+    (timed-cases now deadline)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc tc)
+        (if
+          (mod/overdue? tc now deadline)
+          (append
+            acc
+            (list (mod/report-id (mod/case-report (mod/tc-case tc)))))
+          acc))
+      (list)
+      timed-cases)))
+
+(define
+  mod/overdue-count
+  (fn
+    (timed-cases now deadline)
+    (len (mod/sla-sweep timed-cases now deadline))))
+
+(define mod/age (fn (tc now) (- now (mod/tc-entered-at tc))))

lib/mod/temporal.sx

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+;; lib/mod/temporal.sx — burst detection over a time window.
+;;
+;; A plain report count can't tell a burst (N reports in minutes) from slow
+;; accumulation (N reports over months). mod/decide-temporal takes a `now` tick
+;; and a `window`, counts reports about the subject with :at within [now-window,
+;; now], asserts it as burst_count/2, and lets a `(:burst-at-least K)` rule fire
+;; only on a genuine burst. Time is supplied (deterministic), never clock-read.
+
+(define
+  mod/window-count
+  (fn
+    (subject reports now window)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc r)
+        (if
+          (if
+            (= (mod/report-about r) subject)
+            (<= (- now window) (mod/report-at r))
+            false)
+          (+ acc 1)
+          acc))
+      0
+      reports)))
+
+(define
+  mod/build-temporal-program
+  (fn
+    (r count bcount rules)
+    (str
+      (mod/report-facts r count)
+      "\n"
+      "burst_count("
+      (mod/pl-quote (mod/report-about r))
+      ", "
+      bcount
+      ").\n"
+      (mod/rules->program rules))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decide-temporal
+  (fn
+    (r reports rules now window)
+    (let
+      ((about (mod/report-about r))
+        (id (mod/report-id r))
+        (kinds (mod/classify-keywords r)))
+      (let
+        ((count (mod/report-count about reports))
+          (bcount (mod/window-count about reports now window)))
+        (let
+          ((program (mod/build-temporal-program r count bcount rules)))
+          (let
+            ((db (pl-load program)))
+            (let
+              ((sol (pl-query-one db (str "policy_action(" id ", Action, Rule)"))))
+              (if
+                (nil? sol)
+                {:action "keep" :proof {:burst bcount :goals (list) :evidence kinds :conditions (list) :rule "none" :count count} :report-id id :rule "none" :strategy "temporal"}
+                (let
+                  ((rule (mod/find-rule rules (dict-get sol "Rule"))))
+                  {:action (mod/rule-action rule) :proof {:burst bcount :goals (mod/proof-goals db id (mod/rule-when rule)) :evidence kinds :conditions (mod/rule-when rule) :rule (mod/rule-name rule) :count count} :report-id id :rule (mod/rule-name rule) :strategy "temporal"})))))))))

lib/mod/tests/activity.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/activity.sx — Ext 16: ActivityPub-shaped decision export.
+
+(define mod-ap-count 0)
+(define mod-ap-pass 0)
+(define mod-ap-fail 0)
+(define mod-ap-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-ap-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-ap-count (+ mod-ap-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-ap-pass (+ mod-ap-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-ap-fail (+ mod-ap-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-ap-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── action → AP verb ──
+
+(mod-ap-test! "remove → Delete" (mod/action->verb "remove") "Delete")
+(mod-ap-test! "ban → Block" (mod/action->verb "ban") "Block")
+(mod-ap-test! "hide → Flag" (mod/action->verb "hide") "Flag")
+(mod-ap-test! "escalate → Flag" (mod/action->verb "escalate") "Flag")
+(mod-ap-test! "keep → nil (no activity)" (mod/action->verb "keep") nil)
+
+;; ── single decision → activity ──
+
+(define mod-ap-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define
+  mod-ap-dec
+  (mod/decide-report mod-ap-spam (list mod-ap-spam) mod/default-rules))
+(define mod-ap-act (mod/decision->activity mod-ap-dec "instance.example"))
+
+(mod-ap-test! "activity type is Flag (hide)" (get mod-ap-act :type) "Flag")
+(mod-ap-test! "activity object is report id" (get mod-ap-act :object) "r1")
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "activity actor preserved"
+  (get mod-ap-act :actor)
+  "instance.example")
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "activity preserves precise action"
+  (get mod-ap-act :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-ap-test! "activity carries rule" (get mod-ap-act :rule) "spam-hide")
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "activity summary"
+  (get mod-ap-act :summary)
+  "moderation/hide via spam-hide")
+
+;; ── keep produces no activity ──
+
+(define mod-ap-clean (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+(define
+  mod-ap-keep
+  (mod/decide-report mod-ap-clean (list mod-ap-clean) mod/default-rules))
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "keep decision → nil activity"
+  (mod/decision->activity mod-ap-keep "x")
+  nil)
+
+;; ── abuse → Delete ──
+
+(define mod-ap-abuse (mod/mk-report "r3" "a" "b" "harassment here"))
+(define
+  mod-ap-abuse-dec
+  (mod/decide-report mod-ap-abuse (list mod-ap-abuse) mod/default-rules))
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "abuse decision → Delete activity"
+  (get (mod/decision->activity mod-ap-abuse-dec "x") :type)
+  "Delete")
+
+;; ── batch export drops keeps ──
+
+(define mod-ap-decisions (list mod-ap-dec mod-ap-keep mod-ap-abuse-dec))
+(define mod-ap-acts (mod/decisions->activities mod-ap-decisions "inst"))
+(mod-ap-test! "batch export drops the keep" (len mod-ap-acts) 2)
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "batch export first is the Flag"
+  (get (first mod-ap-acts) :type)
+  "Flag")
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "batch export second is the Delete"
+  (get (nth mod-ap-acts 1) :type)
+  "Delete")
+(mod-ap-test!
+  "empty decisions → no activities"
+  (mod/decisions->activities (list) "inst")
+  (list))
+
+(define mod-activity-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-ap-failures :total mod-ap-count :passed mod-ap-pass :failed mod-ap-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/audit.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/audit.sx — Phase 2: evidence accumulation + proof tree + audit.
+
+(define mod-aud-count 0)
+(define mod-aud-pass 0)
+(define mod-aud-fail 0)
+(define mod-aud-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-aud-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-aud-count (+ mod-aud-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-aud-pass (+ mod-aud-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-aud-fail (+ mod-aud-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-aud-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(define
+  mod-aud-decide1
+  (fn (r) (mod/decide-report r (list r) mod/default-rules)))
+
+;; ── proof tree: keyword classification ──
+
+(define
+  mod-aud-spam
+  (mod-aud-decide1 (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "this is spam")))
+(define mod-aud-spam-goals (get (get mod-aud-spam :proof) :goals))
+
+(mod-aud-test! "spam proof has one goal" (len mod-aud-spam-goals) 1)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "spam proof goal text"
+  (get (first mod-aud-spam-goals) :goal)
+  "classification(r1, spam)")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "spam proof goal solved"
+  (get (first mod-aud-spam-goals) :solved)
+  true)
+
+;; ── proof tree: count rule with real bindings ──
+
+(define mod-aud-rep-r (mod/mk-report "r3" "ann" "dave" "x"))
+(define
+  mod-aud-rep
+  (mod/decide-report
+    mod-aud-rep-r
+    (list mod-aud-rep-r mod-aud-rep-r mod-aud-rep-r)
+    mod/default-rules))
+(define mod-aud-rep-goals (get (get mod-aud-rep :proof) :goals))
+(define mod-aud-rep-binds (get (first mod-aud-rep-goals) :bindings))
+
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "count proof goal solved"
+  (get (first mod-aud-rep-goals) :solved)
+  true)
+(mod-aud-test! "count proof binding N" (dict-get mod-aud-rep-binds "N") "3")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "count proof binding S (subject)"
+  (dict-get mod-aud-rep-binds "S")
+  "dave")
+
+;; ── proof tree: default keep has a 'true' goal ──
+
+(define
+  mod-aud-keep
+  (mod-aud-decide1 (mod/mk-report "rk" "a" "b" "a fine post")))
+(define mod-aud-keep-goals (get (get mod-aud-keep :proof) :goals))
+
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "keep proof goal text true"
+  (get (first mod-aud-keep-goals) :goal)
+  "true")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "keep proof goal solved"
+  (get (first mod-aud-keep-goals) :solved)
+  true)
+
+;; ── evidence accumulation drives a rule ──
+
+(define
+  mod-aud-rev-r
+  (mod/attach-evidence
+    (mod/mk-report "re" "a" "carol" "neutral")
+    (mod/mk-evidence "confirmed-abuse" "human")))
+(define mod-aud-rev (mod-aud-decide1 mod-aud-rev-r))
+
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "evidence has length 1"
+  (len (mod/report-evidence mod-aud-rev-r))
+  1)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "evidence reviewer-remove → remove"
+  (get mod-aud-rev :action)
+  "remove")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "evidence reviewer-remove rule"
+  (get mod-aud-rev :rule)
+  "reviewer-remove")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "evidence proof goal solved"
+  (get (first (get (get mod-aud-rev :proof) :goals)) :solved)
+  true)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "no evidence → not reviewer-remove"
+  (get (mod-aud-decide1 (mod/mk-report "rn" "a" "b" "neutral")) :rule)
+  "default-keep")
+
+;; ── append-only audit log via the api ──
+
+(mod/reset!)
+(mod/report "alice" "bob" "this is spam")
+(mod/report "carol" "eve" "fine post")
+(define mod-aud-d1 (mod/decide "r1"))
+(define mod-aud-d2 (mod/decide "r2"))
+
+(mod-aud-test! "two decisions logged" (mod/audit-count) 2)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "first entry seq 1"
+  (get (first (mod/audit-all)) :seq)
+  1)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r1 returns one entry"
+  (len (mod/audit "r1"))
+  1)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r1 action matches decision"
+  (get (first (mod/audit "r1")) :action)
+  (get mod-aud-d1 :action))
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r1 rule matches decision"
+  (get (first (mod/audit "r1")) :rule)
+  "spam-hide")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r1 entry carries proof goals"
+  (len (get (get (first (mod/audit "r1")) :proof) :goals))
+  1)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r2 keep"
+  (get (first (mod/audit "r2")) :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-aud-test! "audit unknown report → empty" (mod/audit "r99") (list))
+
+;; ── append-only: re-deciding appends, never mutates ──
+
+(define mod-aud-d1b (mod/decide "r1"))
+
+(mod-aud-test! "re-decide appends (count 3)" (mod/audit-count) 3)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r1 now has 2 entries"
+  (len (mod/audit "r1"))
+  2)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit r1 seqs monotonic"
+  (get (nth (mod/audit "r1") 1) :seq)
+  3)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit-latest r1 is seq 3"
+  (get (mod/audit-latest "r1") :seq)
+  3)
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "first r1 entry unchanged (still seq 1)"
+  (get (first (mod/audit "r1")) :seq)
+  1)
+
+;; ── evidence snapshot captured at decision time ──
+
+(mod/add-evidence "r2" "confirmed-abuse" "human")
+(define mod-aud-d2b (mod/decide "r2"))
+
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "post-evidence decision flips to remove"
+  (get mod-aud-d2b :action)
+  "remove")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "audit snapshot records evidence kind"
+  (mod/evidence-kind (first (get (mod/audit-latest "r2") :evidence)))
+  "confirmed-abuse")
+(mod-aud-test!
+  "earlier r2 entry had empty evidence snapshot"
+  (len (get (first (mod/audit "r2")) :evidence))
+  0)
+
+(define mod-audit-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-aud-failures :total mod-aud-count :passed mod-aud-pass :failed mod-aud-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/batch.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/batch.sx — Ext 11: batch triage + corpus analytics.
+
+(define mod-b-count 0)
+(define mod-b-pass 0)
+(define mod-b-fail 0)
+(define mod-b-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-b-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-b-count (+ mod-b-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-b-pass (+ mod-b-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-b-fail (+ mod-b-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-b-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; corpus: 2 spam, 1 abuse, 2 clean — distinct subjects so the count rule stays quiet
+(define
+  mod-b-corpus
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "u" "s1" "this is spam")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "u" "s2" "buy now offer")
+    (mod/mk-report "r3" "u" "s3" "harassment here")
+    (mod/mk-report "r4" "u" "s4" "a fine post")
+    (mod/mk-report "r5" "u" "s5" "thanks for sharing")))
+
+(define mod-b-decisions (mod/decide-batch mod-b-corpus mod/default-rules))
+
+;; ── decide-batch ──
+
+(mod-b-test! "one decision per report" (len mod-b-decisions) 5)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "first decision is hide"
+  (get (first mod-b-decisions) :action)
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── action histogram ──
+
+(define mod-b-hist (mod/action-histogram mod-b-decisions))
+(mod-b-test! "histogram hide count" (get mod-b-hist :hide) 2)
+(mod-b-test! "histogram remove count" (get mod-b-hist :remove) 1)
+(mod-b-test! "histogram keep count" (get mod-b-hist :keep) 2)
+(mod-b-test! "histogram escalate count" (get mod-b-hist :escalate) 0)
+(mod-b-test! "histogram ban count" (get mod-b-hist :ban) 0)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "histogram totals match corpus"
+  (+
+    (+ (get mod-b-hist :hide) (get mod-b-hist :remove))
+    (+
+      (get mod-b-hist :keep)
+      (+ (get mod-b-hist :escalate) (get mod-b-hist :ban))))
+  5)
+
+;; ── rule coverage (empirical) ──
+
+(define mod-b-cov (mod/rule-coverage mod-b-corpus mod/default-rules))
+(mod-b-test! "coverage has one row per rule" (len mod-b-cov) 6)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "spam-hide fired twice"
+  (mod/rule-fire-count mod-b-decisions "spam-hide")
+  2)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "abuse-remove fired once"
+  (mod/rule-fire-count mod-b-decisions "abuse-remove")
+  1)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "default-keep fired twice"
+  (mod/rule-fire-count mod-b-decisions "default-keep")
+  2)
+
+;; ── never-fired: rules not exercised by this corpus ──
+
+(define mod-b-never (mod/never-fired mod-b-corpus mod/default-rules))
+(mod-b-test!
+  "exonerated-keep never fired"
+  (mod/member? "exonerated-keep" mod-b-never)
+  true)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "reviewer-remove never fired"
+  (mod/member? "reviewer-remove" mod-b-never)
+  true)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "repeated-escalate never fired"
+  (mod/member? "repeated-escalate" mod-b-never)
+  true)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "spam-hide DID fire (not in never-fired)"
+  (mod/member? "spam-hide" mod-b-never)
+  false)
+(mod-b-test!
+  "three rules never fired on this corpus"
+  (len mod-b-never)
+  3)
+
+(define mod-batch-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-b-failures :total mod-b-count :passed mod-b-pass :failed mod-b-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/decide.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/decide.sx — Phase 1: report representation + simple policy.
+
+(define mod-dec-count 0)
+(define mod-dec-pass 0)
+(define mod-dec-fail 0)
+(define mod-dec-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-dec-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-dec-count (+ mod-dec-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-dec-pass (+ mod-dec-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-dec-fail (+ mod-dec-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-dec-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; decide a single report (count over a 1-element registry)
+(define
+  mod-dec-one
+  (fn
+    (reason)
+    (let
+      ((r (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" reason)))
+      (mod/decide-report r (list r) mod/default-rules))))
+
+(define mod-dec-action (fn (reason) (get (mod-dec-one reason) :action)))
+
+;; ── spam keyword → :hide ──
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam keyword 'spam' → hide"
+  (mod-dec-action "this is spam")
+  "hide")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam keyword 'buy now' → hide"
+  (mod-dec-action "buy now while stocks last")
+  "hide")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam keyword case-insensitive 'CLICK HERE' → hide"
+  (mod-dec-action "CLICK HERE now")
+  "hide")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam keyword 'free money' → hide"
+  (mod-dec-action "win free money fast")
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── abuse keyword → :remove ──
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "abuse keyword 'harassment' → remove"
+  (mod-dec-action "ongoing harassment of users")
+  "remove")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "abuse keyword 'threat' → remove"
+  (mod-dec-action "this is a threat")
+  "remove")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "abuse keyword 'slur' → remove"
+  (mod-dec-action "contains a slur")
+  "remove")
+
+;; ── no rule → :keep ──
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "neutral reason → keep"
+  (mod-dec-action "I disagree with this post")
+  "keep")
+(mod-dec-test! "empty reason → keep" (mod-dec-action "") "keep")
+
+;; ── decision carries the matching rule (proof, not bare keyword) ──
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam decision rule name"
+  (get (mod-dec-one "this is spam") :rule)
+  "spam-hide")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "keep decision rule name"
+  (get (mod-dec-one "fine post") :rule)
+  "default-keep")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "abuse decision rule name"
+  (get (mod-dec-one "harassment here") :rule)
+  "abuse-remove")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam proof :rule"
+  (get (get (mod-dec-one "spam!") :proof) :rule)
+  "spam-hide")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam proof :evidence"
+  (get (get (mod-dec-one "spam!") :proof) :evidence)
+  (list "spam"))
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam proof :count"
+  (get (get (mod-dec-one "spam!") :proof) :count)
+  1)
+
+;; ── classification (evidence derivation) ──
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "classify spam"
+  (mod/classify-keywords (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "spam!"))
+  (list "spam"))
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "classify abuse"
+  (mod/classify-keywords (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "abuse"))
+  (list "abuse"))
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "classify neutral → empty"
+  (mod/classify-keywords (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "hello"))
+  (list))
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "classify both spam+abuse"
+  (mod/classify-keywords (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "spam and abuse"))
+  (list "spam" "abuse"))
+
+;; ── report-count + repeated → :escalate ──
+
+(define
+  mod-dec-three
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "bob" "x")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "c" "bob" "y")
+    (mod/mk-report "r3" "d" "bob" "z")))
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "report-count counts subject"
+  (mod/report-count "bob" mod-dec-three)
+  3)
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "3 reports about subject → escalate"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report (first mod-dec-three) mod-dec-three mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "escalate")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "escalate rule name"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report (first mod-dec-three) mod-dec-three mod/default-rules)
+    :rule)
+  "repeated-escalate")
+
+(define
+  mod-dec-two
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "carol" "x")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "c" "carol" "y")))
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "2 reports about subject → keep (below threshold)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report (first mod-dec-two) mod-dec-two mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; ── precedence: spam beats repeated ──
+
+(define
+  mod-dec-spam-among-many
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "dave" "buy now spam")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "c" "dave" "y")
+    (mod/mk-report "r3" "d" "dave" "z")))
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "spam wins over repeated (precedence)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      (first mod-dec-spam-among-many)
+      mod-dec-spam-among-many
+      mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── accessors ──
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "report-about accessor"
+  (mod/report-about (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "bob" "x"))
+  "bob")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "report-by accessor"
+  (mod/report-by (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "x"))
+  "alice")
+
+;; ── api registry ──
+
+(mod/reset!)
+(define mod-dec-r1 (mod/report "alice" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define mod-dec-r2 (mod/report "carol" "eve" "fine post"))
+
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "mod/report assigns sequential id r1"
+  (mod/report-id mod-dec-r1)
+  "r1")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "mod/report assigns sequential id r2"
+  (mod/report-id mod-dec-r2)
+  "r2")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "mod/decide via registry → hide"
+  (get (mod/decide "r1") :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-dec-test!
+  "mod/decide via registry → keep"
+  (get (mod/decide "r2") :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-dec-test! "mod/decide unknown id → nil" (mod/decide "r99") nil)
+
+(define mod-decide-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-dec-failures :total mod-dec-count :passed mod-dec-pass :failed mod-dec-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/defrule.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/defrule.sx — Ext 18: ergonomic defrule / ruleset.
+
+(define mod-dr-count 0)
+(define mod-dr-pass 0)
+(define mod-dr-fail 0)
+(define mod-dr-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-dr-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-dr-count (+ mod-dr-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-dr-pass (+ mod-dr-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-dr-fail (+ mod-dr-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-dr-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── defrule produces the same structure as mk-rule ──
+
+(define
+  mod-dr-r
+  (mod/defrule "spam-hide" :hide (list :classification "spam")))
+(mod-dr-test! "defrule name" (mod/rule-name mod-dr-r) "spam-hide")
+(mod-dr-test! "defrule action" (mod/rule-action mod-dr-r) "hide")
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule when wraps the conditions"
+  (mod/rule-when mod-dr-r)
+  (list (list :classification "spam")))
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule equals mk-rule equivalent"
+  (mod/rule-when mod-dr-r)
+  (mod/rule-when
+    (mod/mk-rule "spam-hide" :hide (list (list :classification "spam")))))
+
+;; ── multi-condition + no-condition ──
+
+(define
+  mod-dr-multi
+  (mod/defrule
+    "strict"
+    :hide (list :classification "spam")
+    (list :not (list :attr "verified"))))
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule collects multiple conditions"
+  (len (mod/rule-when mod-dr-multi))
+  2)
+
+(define mod-dr-catch (mod/defrule "default-keep" :keep))
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule with no conditions is unconditional"
+  (mod/rule-when mod-dr-catch)
+  (list))
+
+;; ── ruleset assembles a list ──
+
+(define
+  mod-dr-rules
+  (mod/ruleset
+    (mod/defrule "spam-hide" :hide (list :classification "spam"))
+    (mod/defrule "default-keep" :keep)))
+
+(mod-dr-test! "ruleset length" (len mod-dr-rules) 2)
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "ruleset first rule name"
+  (mod/rule-name (first mod-dr-rules))
+  "spam-hide")
+
+;; ── engine works with defrule/ruleset-built policy ──
+
+(define mod-dr-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+(define mod-dr-clean (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule policy: spam → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-dr-spam (list mod-dr-spam) mod-dr-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule policy: clean → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-dr-clean (list mod-dr-clean) mod-dr-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-dr-test!
+  "defrule policy: spam names the rule"
+  (get (mod/decide-report mod-dr-spam (list mod-dr-spam) mod-dr-rules) :rule)
+  "spam-hide")
+
+(define mod-defrule-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-dr-failures :total mod-dr-count :passed mod-dr-pass :failed mod-dr-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/disjunction.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/disjunction.sx — Ext 15: disjunctive (:any) conditions.
+
+(define mod-or-count 0)
+(define mod-or-pass 0)
+(define mod-or-fail 0)
+(define mod-or-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-or-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-or-count (+ mod-or-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-or-pass (+ mod-or-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-or-fail (+ mod-or-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-or-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; one rule, OR of two classifications → one action covers both
+(define
+  mod-or-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "spam-or-abuse-hide"
+      :hide (list
+        (list
+          :any (list (list :classification "spam") (list :classification "abuse")))))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define mod-or-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+(define mod-or-abuse (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "b" "harassment here"))
+(define mod-or-clean (mod/mk-report "r3" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+
+(mod-or-test!
+  "OR: spam branch → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-or-spam (list mod-or-spam) mod-or-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-or-test!
+  "OR: abuse branch → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-or-abuse (list mod-or-abuse) mod-or-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-or-test!
+  "OR: neither branch → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-or-clean (list mod-or-clean) mod-or-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; ── goal text + proof ──
+
+(mod-or-test!
+  "cond->goal :any joins with ;"
+  (mod/cond->goal
+    (list
+      :any (list (list :classification "spam") (list :classification "abuse")))
+    "Id")
+  "(classification(Id, spam) ; classification(Id, abuse))")
+
+(define
+  mod-or-dec
+  (mod/decide-report mod-or-spam (list mod-or-spam) mod-or-rules))
+(mod-or-test!
+  "OR proof goal solved"
+  (get (first (get (get mod-or-dec :proof) :goals)) :solved)
+  true)
+(mod-or-test!
+  "OR proof goal text"
+  (get (first (get (get mod-or-dec :proof) :goals)) :goal)
+  "(classification(r1, spam) ; classification(r1, abuse))")
+
+;; ── :any composes with :not (NOR-ish) and :attr ──
+
+(define
+  mod-or-mixed-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "spam-or-flagged-hide"
+      :hide (list
+        (list
+          :any (list (list :classification "spam") (list :attr "flagged")))))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define
+  mod-or-flagged
+  (mod/attach-attr (mod/mk-report "r4" "a" "b" "a fine post") "flagged"))
+(mod-or-test!
+  "OR over classification|attr: flagged clean post → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-or-flagged
+      (list mod-or-flagged)
+      mod-or-mixed-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+
+(mod-or-test!
+  "cond->goal :any with :not branch"
+  (mod/cond->goal
+    (list
+      :any (list
+        (list :classification "spam")
+        (list :not (list :attr "verified"))))
+    "Id")
+  "(classification(Id, spam) ; not(attr(Id, verified)))")
+
+;; AND still works alongside OR in the same :when list
+(define
+  mod-or-and-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "spam-and-not-verified"
+      :hide (list
+        (list
+          :any (list (list :classification "spam") (list :classification "abuse")))
+        (list :not (list :attr "verified"))))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define
+  mod-or-spam-verified
+  (mod/attach-attr (mod/mk-report "r5" "a" "b" "this is spam") "verified"))
+(mod-or-test!
+  "AND of OR + NOT: verified spam → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-or-spam-verified
+      (list mod-or-spam-verified)
+      mod-or-and-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-or-test!
+  "AND of OR + NOT: unverified abuse → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-or-abuse (list mod-or-abuse) mod-or-and-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+
+(define mod-disjunction-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-or-failures :total mod-or-count :passed mod-or-pass :failed mod-or-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/escalation.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/escalation.sx — Phase 3: lifecycle state machine + escalation.
+
+(define mod-esc-count 0)
+(define mod-esc-pass 0)
+(define mod-esc-fail 0)
+(define mod-esc-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-esc-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-esc-count (+ mod-esc-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-esc-pass (+ mod-esc-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-esc-fail (+ mod-esc-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-esc-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── transition table guard ──
+
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "open → triaged allowed"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "open" "triaged")
+  true)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "triaged → decided allowed"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "triaged" "decided")
+  true)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "decided → appealed allowed"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "decided" "appealed")
+  true)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "appealed → final allowed"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "appealed" "final")
+  true)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "open → decided rejected"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "open" "decided")
+  false)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "triaged → final rejected"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "triaged" "final")
+  false)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "final is terminal"
+  (mod/lc-can-transition? "final" "open")
+  false)
+
+;; ── initial state ──
+
+(define
+  mod-esc-c0
+  (mod/mk-case (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "this is spam")))
+(mod-esc-test! "new case is open" (mod/case-state mod-esc-c0) "open")
+(mod-esc-test! "new case has no decision" (mod/case-decision mod-esc-c0) nil)
+
+;; ── auto-tier: spam triages + resolves to decided/hide ──
+
+(define
+  mod-esc-spam-rep
+  (list (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "this is spam")))
+(define
+  mod-esc-t1
+  (mod/case-triage mod-esc-c0 mod-esc-spam-rep mod/default-rules))
+(mod-esc-test! "spam triaged" (mod/case-state mod-esc-t1) "triaged")
+(mod-esc-test! "spam triage tier auto" (mod/case-tier mod-esc-t1) "auto")
+(mod-esc-test! "spam triage action hide" (mod/case-action mod-esc-t1) "hide")
+
+(define mod-esc-r1 (mod/case-resolve mod-esc-t1))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "auto resolve → decided"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-r1)
+  "decided")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "decision preserved through resolve"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-r1)
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── illegal transition flags :error, leaves state ──
+
+(define mod-esc-bad (mod/case-finalize mod-esc-c0))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "finalize from open is illegal"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-bad)
+  "open")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "illegal transition sets error"
+  (nil? (mod/case-error mod-esc-bad))
+  false)
+
+;; ── human-tier: repeated report escalates, resolve blocked, review decides ──
+
+(define mod-esc-rep-r (mod/mk-report "r3" "ann" "dave" "off-topic"))
+(define mod-esc-rep-reports (list mod-esc-rep-r mod-esc-rep-r mod-esc-rep-r))
+(define mod-esc-rep-c0 (mod/mk-case mod-esc-rep-r))
+(define
+  mod-esc-rep-t
+  (mod/case-triage mod-esc-rep-c0 mod-esc-rep-reports mod/default-rules))
+
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "repeated triage action escalate"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-rep-t)
+  "escalate")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "repeated triage tier human"
+  (mod/case-tier mod-esc-rep-t)
+  "human")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "repeated still triaged after triage"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-rep-t)
+  "triaged")
+
+(define mod-esc-rep-block (mod/case-resolve mod-esc-rep-t))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "auto-resolve blocked on human tier (state unchanged)"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-rep-block)
+  "triaged")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "blocked resolve sets error"
+  (nil? (mod/case-error mod-esc-rep-block))
+  false)
+
+(define
+  mod-esc-rep-rev
+  (mod/case-review
+    mod-esc-rep-t
+    "confirmed-abuse"
+    "human"
+    mod-esc-rep-reports
+    mod/default-rules))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "human review → decided"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-rep-rev)
+  "decided")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "human review action remove"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-rep-rev)
+  "remove")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "review attached evidence to report"
+  (len (mod/report-evidence (mod/case-report mod-esc-rep-rev)))
+  1)
+
+(define mod-esc-rep-final (mod/case-finalize mod-esc-rep-rev))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "review case finalizes"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-rep-final)
+  "final")
+
+;; ── appeal overrides a prior decision ──
+
+(define
+  mod-esc-ap-c0
+  (mod/mk-case (mod/mk-report "r5" "u" "v" "buy now spam")))
+(define mod-esc-ap-rep (list (mod/mk-report "r5" "u" "v" "buy now spam")))
+(define
+  mod-esc-ap-t
+  (mod/case-triage mod-esc-ap-c0 mod-esc-ap-rep mod/default-rules))
+(define mod-esc-ap-d (mod/case-resolve mod-esc-ap-t))
+
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "appeal precondition decided/hide"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-ap-d)
+  "hide")
+
+(define
+  mod-esc-ap-appealed
+  (mod/case-appeal
+    mod-esc-ap-d
+    "exonerated"
+    "moderator"
+    mod-esc-ap-rep
+    mod/default-rules))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "appeal → appealed state"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-ap-appealed)
+  "appealed")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "appeal overrides hide → keep"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-ap-appealed)
+  "keep")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "appeal recorded via exonerated-keep rule"
+  (get (mod/case-decision mod-esc-ap-appealed) :rule)
+  "exonerated-keep")
+
+(define mod-esc-ap-final (mod/case-finalize mod-esc-ap-appealed))
+(mod-esc-test! "appealed → final" (mod/case-state mod-esc-ap-final) "final")
+
+;; ── history records the full traversal ──
+
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "full lifecycle history length 4 (triage,resolve,appeal,finalize)"
+  (len (mod/case-history mod-esc-ap-final))
+  4)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "first history step open→triaged"
+  (get (first (mod/case-history mod-esc-ap-final)) :to)
+  "triaged")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "last history step → final"
+  (get (nth (mod/case-history mod-esc-ap-final) 3) :to)
+  "final")
+
+;; ── api-level lifecycle façade ──
+
+(mod/reset!)
+(mod/report "alice" "bob" "this is spam")
+(mod/report "carol" "dave" "off-topic")
+(mod/report "carol" "dave" "off-topic")
+(mod/report "carol" "dave" "off-topic")
+
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: case opens at open"
+  (mod/case-state (mod/case-of "r1"))
+  "open")
+
+(define mod-esc-api-t1 (mod/triage "r1"))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: triage spam → triaged"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-api-t1)
+  "triaged")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: triage spam action hide"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-api-t1)
+  "hide")
+
+(define mod-esc-api-r1 (mod/resolve "r1"))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: resolve → decided"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-api-r1)
+  "decided")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: resolve logged decision"
+  (len (mod/audit "r1"))
+  1)
+
+(define mod-esc-api-app (mod/appeal "r1" "exonerated" "mod"))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: appeal → appealed"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-api-app)
+  "appealed")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: appeal overrides → keep"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-api-app)
+  "keep")
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: appeal logged second decision"
+  (len (mod/audit "r1"))
+  2)
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: finalize → final"
+  (mod/case-state (mod/finalize "r1"))
+  "final")
+
+;; r4 is the 3rd report about dave → escalates via the human tier
+(define mod-esc-api-t4 (mod/triage "r4"))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: repeated triage escalates (human tier)"
+  (mod/case-tier mod-esc-api-t4)
+  "human")
+(define mod-esc-api-blk (mod/resolve "r4"))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: escalated resolve blocked"
+  (mod/case-state mod-esc-api-blk)
+  "triaged")
+(define mod-esc-api-rev (mod/review "r4" "confirmed-abuse" "human"))
+(mod-esc-test!
+  "api: review → decided/remove"
+  (mod/case-action mod-esc-api-rev)
+  "remove")
+(mod-esc-test! "api: unknown id → nil" (mod/triage "r99") nil)
+
+(define mod-escalation-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-esc-failures :total mod-esc-count :passed mod-esc-pass :failed mod-esc-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/extensions.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/extensions.sx — beyond-roadmap extensions.
+;;
+;; Ext 1: negation-as-failure conditions (:not / :attr) + report attributes.
+;;        "hide spam UNLESS the author is verified" (closed-world reasoning).
+;; Ext 2: weighted/aggregate evidence scoring (:score-at-least) + report signals.
+;;        Many low-confidence signals accumulate past a threshold via Prolog
+;;        aggregate_all(sum(W), ...).
+;; Ext 3: human-readable proof explanation (mod/explain) over the proof tree.
+;; Demonstrated with custom rule sets so the default policy (and its conformance
+;; tests) stays untouched.
+
+(define mod-ext-count 0)
+(define mod-ext-pass 0)
+(define mod-ext-fail 0)
+(define mod-ext-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-ext-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-ext-count (+ mod-ext-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-ext-pass (+ mod-ext-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-ext-fail (+ mod-ext-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-ext-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── Ext 1: report attributes ──
+
+(define mod-ext-r0 (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "fresh report has no attrs"
+  (len (mod/report-attrs mod-ext-r0))
+  0)
+(define mod-ext-rv (mod/attach-attr mod-ext-r0 "verified"))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "attach-attr adds one attr"
+  (len (mod/report-attrs mod-ext-rv))
+  1)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "attach-attr preserves evidence field"
+  (len
+    (mod/report-evidence
+      (mod/attach-evidence mod-ext-rv (mod/mk-evidence "x" "y"))))
+  1)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "attach-evidence preserves attrs"
+  (len
+    (mod/report-attrs
+      (mod/attach-evidence mod-ext-rv (mod/mk-evidence "x" "y"))))
+  1)
+
+;; ── Ext 1: negation-as-failure: spam hidden unless author verified ──
+
+(define
+  mod-ext-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "spam-unverified-hide"
+      :hide (list
+        (list :classification "spam")
+        (list :not (list :attr "verified"))))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define mod-ext-spam-plain (mod/mk-report "p1" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+(define
+  mod-ext-spam-verified
+  (mod/attach-attr (mod/mk-report "p2" "a" "b" "this is spam") "verified"))
+(define mod-ext-clean (mod/mk-report "p3" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "unverified spam → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-ext-spam-plain
+      (list mod-ext-spam-plain)
+      mod-ext-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "verified author spam → keep (negation blocks)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-ext-spam-verified
+      (list mod-ext-spam-verified)
+      mod-ext-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "clean post → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-ext-clean (list mod-ext-clean) mod-ext-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; ── Ext 1: negation appears in the goal text + proof ──
+
+(define
+  mod-ext-dec
+  (mod/decide-report
+    mod-ext-spam-plain
+    (list mod-ext-spam-plain)
+    mod-ext-rules))
+(define mod-ext-goals (get (get mod-ext-dec :proof) :goals))
+
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "rule that matched is spam-unverified-hide"
+  (get mod-ext-dec :rule)
+  "spam-unverified-hide")
+(mod-ext-test! "proof has two goals" (len mod-ext-goals) 2)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "negation goal text"
+  (get (nth mod-ext-goals 1) :goal)
+  "not(attr(p1, verified))")
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "negation goal solved for unverified"
+  (get (nth mod-ext-goals 1) :solved)
+  true)
+
+;; ── Ext 1: cond->goal compiles :attr and :not directly ──
+
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "cond->goal :attr"
+  (mod/cond->goal (list :attr "verified") "Id")
+  "attr(Id, verified)")
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "cond->goal :not wraps inner"
+  (mod/cond->goal (list :not (list :classification "spam")) "Id")
+  "not(classification(Id, spam))")
+
+;; ── Ext 1: positive :attr condition (allowlist-style) ──
+
+(define
+  mod-ext-allow-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule "trusted-keep" :keep (list (list :attr "trusted")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "spam-hide" :hide (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define
+  mod-ext-trusted-spam
+  (mod/attach-attr (mod/mk-report "t1" "a" "b" "this is spam") "trusted"))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "trusted attr exempts spam → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-ext-trusted-spam
+      (list mod-ext-trusted-spam)
+      mod-ext-allow-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; ── Ext 2: weighted signals + aggregate scoring ──
+
+(define mod-ext-s0 (mod/mk-report "s1" "a" "b" "neutral"))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "fresh report has no signals"
+  (len (mod/report-signals mod-ext-s0))
+  0)
+(define
+  mod-ext-s1
+  (mod/attach-signal mod-ext-s0 (mod/mk-signal "link" 2)))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "attach-signal adds one"
+  (len (mod/report-signals mod-ext-s1))
+  1)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "attach-signal preserves attrs"
+  (len
+    (mod/report-attrs
+      (mod/attach-signal mod-ext-rv (mod/mk-signal "x" 1))))
+  1)
+
+(define
+  mod-ext-score-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "high-score-hide"
+      :hide (list (list :score-at-least 5)))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+;; one weak signal (2) — below threshold
+(define
+  mod-ext-weak
+  (mod/attach-signal
+    (mod/mk-report "w1" "a" "b" "neutral")
+    (mod/mk-signal "link" 2)))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "single weak signal → keep (below threshold)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-ext-weak (list mod-ext-weak) mod-ext-score-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; three signals summing to 6 — over threshold
+(define
+  mod-ext-strong0
+  (mod/attach-signal
+    (mod/mk-report "w2" "a" "b" "neutral")
+    (mod/mk-signal "link" 2)))
+(define
+  mod-ext-strong1
+  (mod/attach-signal mod-ext-strong0 (mod/mk-signal "newaccount" 2)))
+(define
+  mod-ext-strong
+  (mod/attach-signal mod-ext-strong1 (mod/mk-signal "burst" 2)))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "accumulated signals (2+2+2=6) → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-ext-strong
+      (list mod-ext-strong)
+      mod-ext-score-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "scoring rule named in decision"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report
+      mod-ext-strong
+      (list mod-ext-strong)
+      mod-ext-score-rules)
+    :rule)
+  "high-score-hide")
+
+;; exactly at threshold (5) fires
+(define
+  mod-ext-exact0
+  (mod/attach-signal
+    (mod/mk-report "w3" "a" "b" "neutral")
+    (mod/mk-signal "link" 3)))
+(define
+  mod-ext-exact
+  (mod/attach-signal mod-ext-exact0 (mod/mk-signal "burst" 2)))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "exactly at threshold (5) → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-ext-exact (list mod-ext-exact) mod-ext-score-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "cond->goal :score-at-least"
+  (mod/cond->goal (list :score-at-least 5) "Id")
+  "aggregate_all(sum(W), signal(Id, _, W), T), T >= 5")
+
+;; ── Ext 3: human-readable proof explanation ──
+
+(define mod-ext-spam-explain (mod/explain mod-ext-dec))
+
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain mentions the report id"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-spam-explain "Report p1")
+  true)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain mentions the action"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-spam-explain "hide")
+  true)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain mentions the rule"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-spam-explain "spam-unverified-hide")
+  true)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain marks proved goals"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-spam-explain "[proved]")
+  true)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain renders the evidence line"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-spam-explain "Evidence: spam")
+  true)
+
+;; count-rule explanation shows the unification bindings
+(define mod-ext-rep-r (mod/mk-report "rc" "ann" "dave" "off-topic"))
+(define
+  mod-ext-rep-d
+  (mod/decide-report
+    mod-ext-rep-r
+    (list mod-ext-rep-r mod-ext-rep-r mod-ext-rep-r)
+    mod/default-rules))
+(define mod-ext-rep-explain (mod/explain mod-ext-rep-d))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain shows binding N=3"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-rep-explain "N=3")
+  true)
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain shows subject binding"
+  (mod/str-contains? mod-ext-rep-explain "dave")
+  true)
+
+;; explain-goal direct: unproved goal gets [unproved]
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain-goal marks unproved"
+  (mod/str-contains? (mod/explain-goal {:solved false :goal "attr(x, foo)" :bindings {}}) "[unproved]")
+  true)
+;; explain-binds renders key=value pairs
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain-binds renders pair"
+  (mod/explain-binds {:N "3"})
+  "N=3")
+;; no-evidence decision says (none)
+(define
+  mod-ext-keep-d
+  (mod/decide-report mod-ext-clean (list mod-ext-clean) mod-ext-rules))
+(mod-ext-test!
+  "explain (none) for empty evidence"
+  (mod/str-contains? (mod/explain mod-ext-keep-d) "Evidence: (none)")
+  true)
+
+(define mod-extensions-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-ext-failures :total mod-ext-count :passed mod-ext-pass :failed mod-ext-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/fed.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/fed.sx — Phase 4: federation (mock fed-sx).
+
+(define mod-fed-count 0)
+(define mod-fed-pass 0)
+(define mod-fed-fail 0)
+(define mod-fed-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-fed-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-fed-count (+ mod-fed-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-fed-pass (+ mod-fed-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-fed-fail (+ mod-fed-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-fed-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(mod/reset!)
+(mod/fed-reset!)
+
+;; ── trust model (advisory by default) ──
+
+(mod-fed-test! "trust initially false" (mod/trusted? "peerA" :mod) false)
+(mod/grant-trust "peerA" :mod)
+(mod-fed-test! "trust after grant" (mod/trusted? "peerA" :mod) true)
+(mod-fed-test! "trust wrong scope" (mod/trusted? "peerA" :other) false)
+(mod-fed-test! "trust other peer" (mod/trusted? "peerB" :mod) false)
+(mod/revoke-trust "peerA" :mod)
+(mod-fed-test! "trust after revoke" (mod/trusted? "peerA" :mod) false)
+
+;; ── cross-instance reports ──
+
+(define
+  mod-fed-fr
+  (mod/fed-receive-report "peerB" "alice" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(mod-fed-test! "fed report assigned id r1" (mod/report-id mod-fed-fr) "r1")
+(mod-fed-test! "fed report origin is peer" (mod/report-origin "r1") "peerB")
+(define mod-fed-local (mod/report "carol" "dave" "fine post"))
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "local report origin is local"
+  (mod/report-origin (mod/report-id mod-fed-local))
+  "local")
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "engine decides fed report (spam → hide)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-fed-fr (list mod-fed-fr) mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── decision sharing (outbox) ──
+
+(define mod-fed-dec {:action "hide" :rule "spam-hide" :report-id "r1"})
+(define
+  mod-fed-shared
+  (mod/fed-share-decision mod-fed-dec (list "peerB" "peerC")))
+(mod-fed-test! "share returns notified peers" (len mod-fed-shared) 2)
+(mod-fed-test! "outbox has two messages" (len (mod/fed-outbox)) 2)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "outbox message type decision"
+  (get (first (mod/fed-outbox)) :type)
+  "decision")
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "outbox message addressed to peer"
+  (get (first (mod/fed-outbox)) :to)
+  "peerB")
+
+;; ── receiving a peer decision: advisory unless trusted ──
+
+(define mod-fed-untrusted (mod/fed-receive-decision "peerZ" {:action "remove" :rule "reviewer-remove" :report-id "rx"}))
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "untrusted decision not applied"
+  (get mod-fed-untrusted :applied)
+  false)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "untrusted decision advisory"
+  (get mod-fed-untrusted :advisory)
+  true)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "untrusted decision absent from applied log"
+  (mod/fed-applied-action "rx")
+  nil)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "advisory log records suggestion"
+  (len mod/*fed-advisory*)
+  1)
+
+(mod/grant-trust "peerT" :mod)
+(define mod-fed-trusted (mod/fed-receive-decision "peerT" {:action "hide" :rule "spam-hide" :report-id "ry"}))
+(mod-fed-test! "trusted decision applied" (get mod-fed-trusted :applied) true)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "trusted decision binds locally"
+  (get (mod/fed-applied-action "ry") :action)
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── revocation ──
+
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "applied action not yet revoked"
+  (get (mod/fed-applied-action "ry") :revoked)
+  false)
+(mod/fed-revoke! "ry" "manual")
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "revoke marks applied action revoked"
+  (get (mod/fed-applied-action "ry") :revoked)
+  true)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "revoke emits a revocation message"
+  (mod/any? (fn (m) (= (get m :type) "revocation")) (mod/fed-outbox))
+  true)
+
+;; revoke-if-invalidated: proof still holds → no revocation
+(define mod-fed-spam-r (mod/mk-report "rs" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+(define
+  mod-fed-spam-d
+  (mod/decide-report mod-fed-spam-r (list mod-fed-spam-r) mod/default-rules))
+(mod-fed-test! "spam decision is hide" (get mod-fed-spam-d :action) "hide")
+(define
+  mod-fed-rev-same
+  (mod/fed-revoke-if-invalidated
+    mod-fed-spam-r
+    mod-fed-spam-d
+    (list mod-fed-spam-r)
+    mod/default-rules))
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "valid proof → not revoked"
+  (get mod-fed-rev-same :revoked)
+  false)
+
+;; exoneration invalidates the proof → revocation
+(define
+  mod-fed-exon-r
+  (mod/attach-evidence mod-fed-spam-r (mod/mk-evidence "exonerated" "mod")))
+(define
+  mod-fed-rev-inv
+  (mod/fed-revoke-if-invalidated
+    mod-fed-exon-r
+    mod-fed-spam-d
+    (list mod-fed-exon-r)
+    mod/default-rules))
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "invalidated proof → revoked"
+  (get mod-fed-rev-inv :revoked)
+  true)
+(mod-fed-test!
+  "re-decision after exoneration is keep"
+  (get (get mod-fed-rev-inv :decision) :action)
+  "keep")
+
+(define mod-fed-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-fed-failures :total mod-fed-count :passed mod-fed-pass :failed mod-fed-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/link.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/link.sx — Ext 4: report linking + dedup.
+
+(define mod-lnk-count 0)
+(define mod-lnk-pass 0)
+(define mod-lnk-fail 0)
+(define mod-lnk-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-lnk-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-lnk-count (+ mod-lnk-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-lnk-pass (+ mod-lnk-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-lnk-fail (+ mod-lnk-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-lnk-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── link-key + dedup ──
+
+(define mod-lnk-a (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define mod-lnk-a2 (mod/mk-report "r2" "alice" "bob" "THIS IS SPAM"))
+(define mod-lnk-b (mod/mk-report "r3" "carol" "bob" "abuse"))
+(define mod-lnk-c (mod/mk-report "r4" "alice" "eve" "this is spam"))
+
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "identical reports share a link key (case-insensitive reason)"
+  (= (mod/link-key mod-lnk-a) (mod/link-key mod-lnk-a2))
+  true)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "different reporter → different key"
+  (= (mod/link-key mod-lnk-a) (mod/link-key mod-lnk-b))
+  false)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "different subject → different key"
+  (= (mod/link-key mod-lnk-a) (mod/link-key mod-lnk-c))
+  false)
+
+(define mod-lnk-set (list mod-lnk-a mod-lnk-a2 mod-lnk-b mod-lnk-c))
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "dedup collapses identical reports"
+  (len (mod/dedup-reports mod-lnk-set))
+  3)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "duplicate-count counts collapsed"
+  (mod/duplicate-count mod-lnk-set)
+  1)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "dedup of all-distinct keeps all"
+  (len (mod/dedup-reports (list mod-lnk-a mod-lnk-b mod-lnk-c)))
+  3)
+
+;; ── Prolog-backed relational linking ──
+
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "related-ids finds all reports about subject"
+  (len (mod/related-ids "bob" mod-lnk-set))
+  3)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "related-ids returns the ids"
+  (mod/related-ids "eve" mod-lnk-set)
+  (list "r4"))
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "related-ids empty for unknown subject"
+  (mod/related-ids "nobody" mod-lnk-set)
+  (list))
+
+;; reporters: bob reported by alice (x2) + carol → 3 raw, 2 distinct
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "reporters-of counts all reports"
+  (len (mod/reporters-of "bob" mod-lnk-set))
+  3)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "distinct reporters-of dedups reporters"
+  (len (mod/distinct-reporters-of "bob" mod-lnk-set))
+  2)
+(mod-lnk-test!
+  "distinct utility removes dups"
+  (mod/distinct (list "a" "b" "a" "c" "b"))
+  (list "a" "b" "c"))
+
+(define mod-link-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-lnk-failures :total mod-lnk-count :passed mod-lnk-pass :failed mod-lnk-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/lint.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/lint.sx — Ext 5: policy rule-set static analysis.
+
+(define mod-lint-count 0)
+(define mod-lint-pass 0)
+(define mod-lint-fail 0)
+(define mod-lint-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-lint-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-lint-count (+ mod-lint-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-lint-pass (+ mod-lint-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-lint-fail (+ mod-lint-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-lint-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── the default rule set is well-formed ──
+
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "default rules: no unreachable"
+  (mod/unreachable-rules mod/default-rules)
+  (list))
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "default rules: has catch-all"
+  (mod/has-catchall? mod/default-rules)
+  true)
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "default rules: no duplicate names"
+  (mod/duplicate-rule-names mod/default-rules)
+  (list))
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "default rules: well-formed"
+  (mod/rules-ok? mod/default-rules)
+  true)
+
+;; ── unreachable detection ──
+
+(define
+  mod-lint-shadowed
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule "spam-hide" :hide (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "catch-all" :keep (list))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "abuse-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :classification "abuse")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "repeated"
+      :escalate (list (list :count-at-least 3)))))
+
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "rules after catch-all are unreachable"
+  (mod/unreachable-rules mod-lint-shadowed)
+  (list "abuse-remove" "repeated"))
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "shadowed rule set is not ok"
+  (mod/rules-ok? mod-lint-shadowed)
+  false)
+
+;; ── missing catch-all ──
+
+(define
+  mod-lint-nocatch
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule "spam-hide" :hide (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "abuse-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :classification "abuse")))))
+
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "no catch-all detected"
+  (mod/has-catchall? mod-lint-nocatch)
+  false)
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "no unreachable when no catch-all"
+  (mod/unreachable-rules mod-lint-nocatch)
+  (list))
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "no-catch-all rule set is not ok"
+  (mod/rules-ok? mod-lint-nocatch)
+  false)
+
+;; ── duplicate names ──
+
+(define
+  mod-lint-dups
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule "x" :hide (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "x" :remove (list (list :classification "abuse")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default" :keep (list))))
+
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "duplicate names detected"
+  (mod/duplicate-rule-names mod-lint-dups)
+  (list "x"))
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "duplicate-name rule set is not ok"
+  (mod/rules-ok? mod-lint-dups)
+  false)
+
+;; ── helpers ──
+
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "rule-unconditional? true for empty when"
+  (mod/rule-unconditional? (mod/mk-rule "d" :keep (list)))
+  true)
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "rule-unconditional? false with conditions"
+  (mod/rule-unconditional?
+    (mod/mk-rule "s" :hide (list (list :classification "spam"))))
+  false)
+(mod-lint-test!
+  "count-eq counts occurrences"
+  (mod/count-eq "a" (list "a" "b" "a"))
+  2)
+
+(define mod-lint-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-lint-failures :total mod-lint-count :passed mod-lint-pass :failed mod-lint-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/offenders.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/offenders.sx — Ext 7: repeat-offender escalation.
+
+(define mod-off-count 0)
+(define mod-off-pass 0)
+(define mod-off-fail 0)
+(define mod-off-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-off-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-off-count (+ mod-off-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-off-pass (+ mod-off-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-off-fail (+ mod-off-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-off-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── sanction? predicate ──
+
+(mod-off-test! "hide is a sanction" (mod/sanction? "hide") true)
+(mod-off-test! "remove is a sanction" (mod/sanction? "remove") true)
+(mod-off-test! "ban is a sanction" (mod/sanction? "ban") true)
+(mod-off-test! "keep is not a sanction" (mod/sanction? "keep") false)
+(mod-off-test! "escalate is not a sanction" (mod/sanction? "escalate") false)
+
+;; ── repeat-offender escalation over the audit log ──
+
+(mod/reset!)
+(mod/report "u1" "spammer" "this is spam")
+(mod/report "u2" "spammer" "buy now offer")
+(mod/report "u3" "spammer" "click here free money")
+(mod/report "u4" "innocent" "fine post")
+
+(mod-off-test!
+  "no sanctions before any decision"
+  (mod/subject-sanctions "spammer")
+  0)
+
+(define mod-off-d1 (mod/decide-escalating "r1" 2))
+(mod-off-test!
+  "first spam → hide (0 priors)"
+  (get mod-off-d1 :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-off-test!
+  "one sanction recorded"
+  (mod/subject-sanctions "spammer")
+  1)
+
+(define mod-off-d2 (mod/decide-escalating "r2" 2))
+(mod-off-test!
+  "second spam → hide (1 prior, below k=2)"
+  (get mod-off-d2 :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-off-test!
+  "two sanctions recorded"
+  (mod/subject-sanctions "spammer")
+  2)
+
+(define mod-off-d3 (mod/decide-escalating "r3" 2))
+(mod-off-test!
+  "third spam → ban (2 priors ≥ k)"
+  (get mod-off-d3 :action)
+  "ban")
+(mod-off-test!
+  "ban decision names repeat-offender rule"
+  (get mod-off-d3 :rule)
+  "repeat-offender-ban")
+(mod-off-test!
+  "ban proof records prior sanction count"
+  (get (get mod-off-d3 :proof) :prior-sanctions)
+  2)
+
+;; ── different subjects accumulate independently ──
+
+(define mod-off-d4 (mod/decide-escalating "r4" 2))
+(mod-off-test!
+  "innocent keep → not escalated"
+  (get mod-off-d4 :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-off-test!
+  "innocent has no sanctions"
+  (mod/subject-sanctions "innocent")
+  0)
+(mod-off-test!
+  "repeat-offender? true for spammer at k=2"
+  (mod/repeat-offender? "spammer" 2)
+  true)
+(mod-off-test!
+  "repeat-offender? false for innocent at k=1"
+  (mod/repeat-offender? "innocent" 1)
+  false)
+
+;; ── non-sanction decisions are never upgraded to ban ──
+;; r5 is a clean post, but it is the 4th report about "spammer", so the
+;; repeated-report rule escalates it. escalate is not a sanction, so it passes
+;; through decide-escalating unchanged (never becomes :ban).
+
+(mod/report "u5" "spammer" "a perfectly fine post")
+(define mod-off-d5 (mod/decide-escalating "r5" 1))
+(mod-off-test!
+  "non-sanction (escalate) decision is not upgraded to ban"
+  (get mod-off-d5 :action)
+  "escalate")
+
+(mod-off-test!
+  "decide-escalating unknown id → nil"
+  (mod/decide-escalating "r99" 2)
+  nil)
+
+(define mod-offenders-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-off-failures :total mod-off-count :passed mod-off-pass :failed mod-off-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/pipeline.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/pipeline.sx — Ext 19: end-to-end triage orchestration.
+
+(define mod-pp-count 0)
+(define mod-pp-pass 0)
+(define mod-pp-fail 0)
+(define mod-pp-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-pp-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-pp-count (+ mod-pp-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-pp-pass (+ mod-pp-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-pp-fail (+ mod-pp-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-pp-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(mod/policies-reset!)
+(mod/register-policy!
+  "market"
+  (mod/ruleset
+    (mod/defrule "market-spam-remove" :remove (list :classification "spam"))
+    (mod/defrule "default-keep" :keep)))
+
+;; ── spam in the market domain: full bundle ──
+
+(define mod-pp-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "u" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define
+  mod-pp
+  (mod/triage-pipeline "market" mod-pp-spam (list mod-pp-spam) "inst.example"))
+
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "pipeline action (market policy → remove)"
+  (mod/pipeline-action mod-pp)
+  "remove")
+(mod-pp-test! "pipeline rule" (get mod-pp :rule) "market-spam-remove")
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "pipeline explanation mentions the action"
+  (mod/str-contains? (get mod-pp :explanation) "remove")
+  true)
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "pipeline activity is Delete (remove)"
+  (get (mod/pipeline-activity mod-pp) :type)
+  "Delete")
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "pipeline activity object is the report"
+  (get (mod/pipeline-activity mod-pp) :object)
+  "r1")
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "pipeline wire round-trips to the same action"
+  (get (mod/wire->decision (mod/pipeline-wire mod-pp)) :action)
+  "remove")
+
+;; ── same report, blog domain (default) → hide, Flag ──
+
+(define
+  mod-pp-blog
+  (mod/triage-pipeline "blog" mod-pp-spam (list mod-pp-spam) "inst.example"))
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "blog default policy → hide"
+  (mod/pipeline-action mod-pp-blog)
+  "hide")
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "blog activity is Flag"
+  (get (mod/pipeline-activity mod-pp-blog) :type)
+  "Flag")
+
+;; ── clean report: keep, no activity, explanation says (none) ──
+
+(define mod-pp-clean (mod/mk-report "r2" "u" "eve" "a fine post"))
+(define
+  mod-pp-k
+  (mod/triage-pipeline
+    "market"
+    mod-pp-clean
+    (list mod-pp-clean)
+    "inst.example"))
+(mod-pp-test! "clean → keep" (mod/pipeline-action mod-pp-k) "keep")
+(mod-pp-test! "keep → no activity" (mod/pipeline-activity mod-pp-k) nil)
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "keep explanation says no evidence"
+  (mod/str-contains? (get mod-pp-k :explanation) "Evidence: (none)")
+  true)
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "keep wire still round-trips"
+  (get (mod/wire->decision (mod/pipeline-wire mod-pp-k)) :rule)
+  "default-keep")
+
+;; ── federated handoff: market decision crosses to a peer, trust-gated ──
+
+(mod/fed-reset!)
+(define mod-pp-peer-dec (mod/wire->decision (mod/pipeline-wire mod-pp)))
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "untrusted peer: market decision is advisory"
+  (get (mod/fed-receive-decision "peerX" mod-pp-peer-dec) :applied)
+  false)
+(mod/grant-trust "peerY" :mod)
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "trusted peer: market decision applies"
+  (get (mod/fed-receive-decision "peerY" mod-pp-peer-dec) :applied)
+  true)
+(mod-pp-test!
+  "applied action is remove"
+  (get (mod/fed-applied-action "r1") :action)
+  "remove")
+
+(define mod-pipeline-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-pp-failures :total mod-pp-count :passed mod-pp-pass :failed mod-pp-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/policies.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/policies.sx — Ext 17: per-domain policy registry.
+
+(define mod-pol-count 0)
+(define mod-pol-pass 0)
+(define mod-pol-fail 0)
+(define mod-pol-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-pol-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-pol-count (+ mod-pol-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-pol-pass (+ mod-pol-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-pol-fail (+ mod-pol-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-pol-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(mod/policies-reset!)
+
+;; market is strict: spam is removed outright, not just hidden
+(define
+  mod-pol-market-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "market-spam-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "unregistered domain falls back to default"
+  (mod/policy-registered? "market")
+  false)
+(mod/register-policy! "market" mod-pol-market-rules)
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "domain registered after register!"
+  (mod/policy-registered? "market")
+  true)
+
+(define mod-pol-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+
+;; ── same report, different domain → different action ──
+
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "market policy removes spam"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "market" mod-pol-spam (list mod-pol-spam)) :action)
+  "remove")
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "market decision uses market rule"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "market" mod-pol-spam (list mod-pol-spam)) :rule)
+  "market-spam-remove")
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "blog (unregistered) uses default → hide"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "blog" mod-pol-spam (list mod-pol-spam)) :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "blog decision uses default rule"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "blog" mod-pol-spam (list mod-pol-spam)) :rule)
+  "spam-hide")
+
+;; ── policy-for resolution ──
+
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "policy-for market returns market rules"
+  (mod/policy-for "market")
+  mod-pol-market-rules)
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "policy-for unknown returns default"
+  (mod/policy-for "events")
+  mod/default-rules)
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "registered-domains lists market"
+  (mod/registered-domains)
+  (list "market"))
+
+;; ── a second domain ──
+
+(define
+  mod-pol-events-rules
+  (list (mod/mk-rule "events-keep-all" :keep (list))))
+
+(mod/register-policy! "events" mod-pol-events-rules)
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "events policy keeps everything (even spam)"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "events" mod-pol-spam (list mod-pol-spam)) :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "two domains registered"
+  (len (mod/registered-domains))
+  2)
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "market still removes after second registration"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "market" mod-pol-spam (list mod-pol-spam)) :action)
+  "remove")
+
+;; ── clean report is keep everywhere ──
+
+(define mod-pol-clean (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "clean report keep in market"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "market" mod-pol-clean (list mod-pol-clean)) :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-pol-test!
+  "clean report keep in blog"
+  (get (mod/decide-in "blog" mod-pol-clean (list mod-pol-clean)) :action)
+  "keep")
+
+(define mod-policies-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-pol-failures :total mod-pol-count :passed mod-pol-pass :failed mod-pol-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/quorum.sx

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+;; lib/mod/tests/quorum.sx — Ext 8: quorum over distinct reporters.
+
+(define mod-q-count 0)
+(define mod-q-pass 0)
+(define mod-q-fail 0)
+(define mod-q-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-q-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-q-count (+ mod-q-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-q-pass (+ mod-q-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-q-fail (+ mod-q-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-q-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(define
+  mod-q-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "quorum-hide"
+      :hide (list (list :reporters-at-least 2)))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+;; ── two distinct reporters meet quorum ──
+
+(define
+  mod-q-two
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "off-topic")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "carol" "bob" "off-topic")))
+
+(mod-q-test!
+  "two distinct reporters → hide"
+  (get (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-two) mod-q-two mod-q-rules) :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-q-test!
+  "quorum decision names the rule"
+  (get (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-two) mod-q-two mod-q-rules) :rule)
+  "quorum-hide")
+(mod-q-test!
+  "quorum decision tagged strategy"
+  (get (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-two) mod-q-two mod-q-rules) :strategy)
+  "quorum")
+
+;; ── single reporter does not meet quorum ──
+
+(define mod-q-one (list (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "off-topic")))
+(mod-q-test!
+  "one reporter → keep (below quorum)"
+  (get (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-one) mod-q-one mod-q-rules) :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; ── anti-brigade: one user filing many reports does NOT meet quorum ──
+
+(define
+  mod-q-brigade
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "off-topic")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "alice" "bob" "off-topic")
+    (mod/mk-report "r3" "alice" "bob" "off-topic")))
+
+(mod-q-test!
+  "three reports, one reporter → keep (quorum counts distinct)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-brigade) mod-q-brigade mod-q-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; contrast: the count rule WOULD fire on the same brigade (3 reports ≥ 3) —
+;; quorum is strictly stronger against single-actor brigading
+(mod-q-test!
+  "count rule fires on the brigade (distinct from quorum)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report (first mod-q-brigade) mod-q-brigade mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "escalate")
+
+;; ── three distinct reporters ──
+
+(define
+  mod-q-three
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "off-topic")
+    (mod/mk-report "r2" "carol" "bob" "off-topic")
+    (mod/mk-report "r3" "dave" "bob" "off-topic")))
+
+(mod-q-test!
+  "three distinct reporters → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-three) mod-q-three mod-q-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-q-test!
+  "quorum proof goal solved"
+  (get
+    (first
+      (get
+        (get
+          (mod/decide-quorum (first mod-q-three) mod-q-three mod-q-rules)
+          :proof)
+        :goals))
+    :solved)
+  true)
+
+;; ── cond->goal compiles :reporters-at-least ──
+
+(mod-q-test!
+  "cond->goal :reporters-at-least"
+  (mod/cond->goal (list :reporters-at-least 2) "Id")
+  "report(Id, _, Sr), setof(Br, report(_, Br, Sr), Bsr), length(Bsr, Nr), Nr >= 2")
+
+(define mod-quorum-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-q-failures :total mod-q-count :passed mod-q-pass :failed mod-q-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/severity.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,120 @@
+;; lib/mod/tests/severity.sx — Ext 6: strictest-wins decision strategy.
+
+(define mod-sev-count 0)
+(define mod-sev-pass 0)
+(define mod-sev-fail 0)
+(define mod-sev-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-sev-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-sev-count (+ mod-sev-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-sev-pass (+ mod-sev-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-sev-fail (+ mod-sev-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-sev-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── severity ranking ──
+
+(mod-sev-test! "ban most severe" (mod/action-severity "ban") 4)
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "remove > hide"
+  (< (mod/action-severity "hide") (mod/action-severity "remove"))
+  true)
+(mod-sev-test! "keep least severe" (mod/action-severity "keep") 0)
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "escalate above keep"
+  (< (mod/action-severity "keep") (mod/action-severity "escalate"))
+  true)
+
+;; ── strictest agrees with default-rules on simple cases ──
+
+(define mod-sev-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest spam → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-strictest mod-sev-spam (list mod-sev-spam) mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(define mod-sev-clean (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest clean → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-strictest
+      mod-sev-clean
+      (list mod-sev-clean)
+      mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "decision tagged strategy strictest"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-strictest mod-sev-spam (list mod-sev-spam) mod/default-rules)
+    :strategy)
+  "strictest")
+
+;; ── strictest diverges from first-match when order ≠ severity ──
+
+(define
+  mod-sev-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "early-escalate"
+      :escalate (list (list :count-at-least 1)))
+    (mod/mk-rule "spam-remove" :remove (list (list :classification "spam")))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define mod-sev-r (mod/mk-report "r3" "a" "b" "this is spam"))
+
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "first-match picks earliest rule (escalate)"
+  (get (mod/decide-report mod-sev-r (list mod-sev-r) mod-sev-rules) :action)
+  "escalate")
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest picks harshest action (remove)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-strictest mod-sev-r (list mod-sev-r) mod-sev-rules)
+    :action)
+  "remove")
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest names the harshest rule"
+  (get (mod/decide-strictest mod-sev-r (list mod-sev-r) mod-sev-rules) :rule)
+  "spam-remove")
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest carries proof goals"
+  (len
+    (get
+      (get
+        (mod/decide-strictest mod-sev-r (list mod-sev-r) mod-sev-rules)
+        :proof)
+      :goals))
+  1)
+
+;; ── strictest among three matches (spam + repeated) ──
+
+(define mod-sev-rep (mod/mk-report "r4" "a" "b" "buy now spam"))
+(define mod-sev-reps (list mod-sev-rep mod-sev-rep mod-sev-rep))
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest among hide+escalate+keep → hide (default rules)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-strictest mod-sev-rep mod-sev-reps mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+
+;; ── strictest-sol helper ──
+
+(mod-sev-test!
+  "strictest-sol picks max severity"
+  (dict-get
+    (mod/strictest-sol (list {:Action "keep" :Rule "k"} {:Action "remove" :Rule "r"} {:Action "hide" :Rule "h"}))
+    "Action")
+  "remove")
+(mod-sev-test! "strictest-sol nil for empty" (mod/strictest-sol (list)) nil)
+
+(define mod-severity-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-sev-failures :total mod-sev-count :passed mod-sev-pass :failed mod-sev-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/sla.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,108 @@
+;; lib/mod/tests/sla.sx — Ext 13: SLA sweep over pending lifecycle cases.
+
+(define mod-sla-count 0)
+(define mod-sla-pass 0)
+(define mod-sla-fail 0)
+(define mod-sla-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-sla-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-sla-count (+ mod-sla-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-sla-pass (+ mod-sla-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-sla-fail (+ mod-sla-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-sla-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── pending-state? ──
+
+(mod-sla-test! "open is pending" (mod/pending-state? "open") true)
+(mod-sla-test! "triaged is pending" (mod/pending-state? "triaged") true)
+(mod-sla-test! "appealed is pending" (mod/pending-state? "appealed") true)
+(mod-sla-test! "decided is not pending" (mod/pending-state? "decided") false)
+(mod-sla-test! "final is not pending" (mod/pending-state? "final") false)
+
+;; build cases in known states
+(define mod-sla-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "u" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define mod-sla-spam-reports (list mod-sla-spam))
+(define
+  mod-sla-triaged
+  (mod/case-triage
+    (mod/mk-case mod-sla-spam)
+    mod-sla-spam-reports
+    mod/default-rules))
+(define mod-sla-decided (mod/case-resolve mod-sla-triaged))
+(define mod-sla-open (mod/mk-case (mod/mk-report "r2" "u" "eve" "hello")))
+
+;; ── overdue? ──
+
+(define mod-sla-tc-old (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-triaged 0))
+(define mod-sla-tc-fresh (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-triaged 90))
+(define mod-sla-tc-done (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-decided 0))
+
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "old triaged case is overdue"
+  (mod/overdue? mod-sla-tc-old 100 50)
+  true)
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "fresh triaged case not overdue"
+  (mod/overdue? mod-sla-tc-fresh 100 50)
+  false)
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "decided case never overdue"
+  (mod/overdue? mod-sla-tc-done 100 50)
+  false)
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "age computes elapsed ticks"
+  (mod/age mod-sla-tc-old 100)
+  100)
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "boundary: exactly at deadline not overdue"
+  (mod/overdue?
+    (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-triaged 50)
+    100
+    50)
+  false)
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "boundary: one past deadline overdue"
+  (mod/overdue?
+    (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-triaged 49)
+    100
+    50)
+  true)
+
+;; ── sweep over a mixed queue ──
+
+(define
+  mod-sla-queue
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-triaged 0)
+    (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-decided 0)
+    (mod/mk-timed-case mod-sla-open 90)))      ;; r2, pending, age 10 → not
+
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "sweep finds only the overdue pending case"
+  (mod/sla-sweep mod-sla-queue 100 50)
+  (list "r1"))
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "overdue-count agrees"
+  (mod/overdue-count mod-sla-queue 100 50)
+  1)
+
+;; tighten deadline so the young open case also breaches
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "tighter deadline catches the open case too"
+  (mod/overdue-count mod-sla-queue 100 5)
+  2)
+(mod-sla-test!
+  "empty queue → no breaches"
+  (mod/sla-sweep (list) 100 50)
+  (list))
+
+(define mod-sla-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-sla-failures :total mod-sla-count :passed mod-sla-pass :failed mod-sla-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/temporal.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,156 @@
+;; lib/mod/tests/temporal.sx — Ext 12: burst detection over a time window.
+
+(define mod-tm-count 0)
+(define mod-tm-pass 0)
+(define mod-tm-fail 0)
+(define mod-tm-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-tm-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-tm-count (+ mod-tm-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-tm-pass (+ mod-tm-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-tm-fail (+ mod-tm-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-tm-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(define
+  mod-tm-at
+  (fn (id about t) (mod/with-at (mod/mk-report id "u" about "off-topic") t)))
+
+(define
+  mod-tm-rules
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule "burst-hide" :hide (list (list :burst-at-least 3)))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+;; ── window-count helper ──
+
+(define
+  mod-tm-burst
+  (list
+    (mod-tm-at "r1" "bob" 10)
+    (mod-tm-at "r2" "bob" 11)
+    (mod-tm-at "r3" "bob" 12)))
+(define
+  mod-tm-slow
+  (list
+    (mod-tm-at "r1" "bob" 1)
+    (mod-tm-at "r2" "bob" 2)
+    (mod-tm-at "r3" "bob" 12)))
+
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "window-count: all 3 within window"
+  (mod/window-count "bob" mod-tm-burst 12 5)
+  3)
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "window-count: only 1 within window"
+  (mod/window-count "bob" mod-tm-slow 12 5)
+  1)
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "window-count: subject filter"
+  (mod/window-count "eve" mod-tm-burst 12 5)
+  0)
+
+;; ── burst fires; slow accumulation does not ──
+
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "burst (3 in window) → hide"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-temporal
+      (first mod-tm-burst)
+      mod-tm-burst
+      mod-tm-rules
+      12
+      5)
+    :action)
+  "hide")
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "slow accumulation (1 in window) → keep"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-temporal
+      (first mod-tm-slow)
+      mod-tm-slow
+      mod-tm-rules
+      12
+      5)
+    :action)
+  "keep")
+
+;; ── contrast: the plain count rule fires on BOTH (3 total reports) ──
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "count rule fires on slow case (distinct from burst)"
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report (first mod-tm-slow) mod-tm-slow mod/default-rules)
+    :action)
+  "escalate")
+
+;; ── decision shape ──
+
+(define
+  mod-tm-d
+  (mod/decide-temporal
+    (first mod-tm-burst)
+    mod-tm-burst
+    mod-tm-rules
+    12
+    5))
+(mod-tm-test! "burst decision rule" (get mod-tm-d :rule) "burst-hide")
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "burst decision tagged strategy"
+  (get mod-tm-d :strategy)
+  "temporal")
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "burst recorded in proof"
+  (get (get mod-tm-d :proof) :burst)
+  3)
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "burst proof goal solved"
+  (get (first (get (get mod-tm-d :proof) :goals)) :solved)
+  true)
+
+;; ── window boundary is inclusive ──
+
+(define
+  mod-tm-edge
+  (list
+    (mod-tm-at "r1" "bob" 7)
+    (mod-tm-at "r2" "bob" 8)
+    (mod-tm-at "r3" "bob" 9)))
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "window boundary inclusive (now-window = at)"
+  (mod/window-count "bob" mod-tm-edge 12 5)
+  3)
+
+;; ── schema :at round-trips and survives evidence attach ──
+
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "report-at reads timestamp"
+  (mod/report-at (mod-tm-at "r1" "bob" 42))
+  42)
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "default report-at is 0"
+  (mod/report-at (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "b" "x"))
+  0)
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "attach-evidence preserves :at"
+  (mod/report-at
+    (mod/attach-evidence
+      (mod-tm-at "r1" "bob" 42)
+      (mod/mk-evidence "k" "v")))
+  42)
+
+;; ── cond->goal :burst-at-least ──
+
+(mod-tm-test!
+  "cond->goal :burst-at-least"
+  (mod/cond->goal (list :burst-at-least 3) "Id")
+  "report(Id, _, Sb), burst_count(Sb, Nb), Nb >= 3")
+
+(define mod-temporal-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-tm-failures :total mod-tm-count :passed mod-tm-pass :failed mod-tm-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/trace.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,116 @@
+;; lib/mod/tests/trace.sx — Ext 9: policy dry-run diagnostics.
+
+(define mod-tr-count 0)
+(define mod-tr-pass 0)
+(define mod-tr-fail 0)
+(define mod-tr-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-tr-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-tr-count (+ mod-tr-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-tr-pass (+ mod-tr-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-tr-fail (+ mod-tr-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-tr-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+(define
+  mod-tr-find
+  (fn
+    (trace nm)
+    (reduce (fn (acc t) (if (= (get t :rule) nm) t acc)) nil trace)))
+
+;; ── trace a spam report against the default rules ──
+
+(define mod-tr-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "alice" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define
+  mod-tr-t
+  (mod/trace-rules mod-tr-spam (list mod-tr-spam) mod/default-rules))
+
+(mod-tr-test! "trace covers every rule" (len mod-tr-t) 6)
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "spam-hide fires"
+  (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "spam-hide") :proved)
+  true)
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "default-keep always fires"
+  (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "default-keep") :proved)
+  true)
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "reviewer-remove does not fire (no evidence)"
+  (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "reviewer-remove") :proved)
+  false)
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "exonerated-keep does not fire"
+  (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "exonerated-keep") :proved)
+  false)
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "abuse-remove does not fire"
+  (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "abuse-remove") :proved)
+  false)
+
+;; ── winner matches the engine ──
+
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "first-proved is spam-hide"
+  (get (mod/first-proved mod-tr-t) :rule)
+  "spam-hide")
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "winner action matches decide-report"
+  (get (mod/first-proved mod-tr-t) :action)
+  (get
+    (mod/decide-report mod-tr-spam (list mod-tr-spam) mod/default-rules)
+    :action))
+
+;; ── an unproved rule shows which goal failed ──
+
+(define
+  mod-tr-rev-goals
+  (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "reviewer-remove") :goals))
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "reviewer-remove goal is unsolved"
+  (get (first mod-tr-rev-goals) :solved)
+  false)
+(define mod-tr-spam-goals (get (mod-tr-find mod-tr-t "spam-hide") :goals))
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "spam-hide goal is solved"
+  (get (first mod-tr-spam-goals) :solved)
+  true)
+
+;; ── proved-rules list + rendering ──
+
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "proved-rules lists fired rules in order"
+  (mod/proved-rules mod-tr-t)
+  (list "spam-hide" "default-keep"))
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "trace-report marks a firing rule"
+  (mod/str-contains? (mod/trace-report mod-tr-t) "[fires] spam-hide")
+  true)
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "trace-report marks a non-firing rule"
+  (mod/str-contains? (mod/trace-report mod-tr-t) "[  -  ] reviewer-remove")
+  true)
+
+;; ── clean report: only default-keep fires ──
+
+(define mod-tr-clean (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "b" "a fine post"))
+(define
+  mod-tr-tc
+  (mod/trace-rules mod-tr-clean (list mod-tr-clean) mod/default-rules))
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "clean report: only default-keep proves"
+  (mod/proved-rules mod-tr-tc)
+  (list "default-keep"))
+(mod-tr-test!
+  "clean report winner is default-keep"
+  (get (mod/first-proved mod-tr-tc) :rule)
+  "default-keep")
+
+(define mod-trace-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-tr-failures :total mod-tr-count :passed mod-tr-pass :failed mod-tr-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/whatif.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,117 @@
+;; lib/mod/tests/whatif.sx — Ext 10: policy what-if / impact analysis.
+
+(define mod-wi-count 0)
+(define mod-wi-pass 0)
+(define mod-wi-fail 0)
+(define mod-wi-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-wi-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-wi-count (+ mod-wi-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-wi-pass (+ mod-wi-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-wi-fail (+ mod-wi-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-wi-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; rules-b is the default policy with spam-hide removed: spam now falls through
+;; to default-keep. A spam report flips hide → keep; everything else is unchanged.
+(define mod-wi-rules-a mod/default-rules)
+(define
+  mod-wi-rules-b
+  (list
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "reviewer-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :evidence "confirmed-abuse")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "abuse-remove"
+      :remove (list (list :classification "abuse")))
+    (mod/mk-rule
+      "repeated-escalate"
+      :escalate (list (list :count-at-least 3)))
+    (mod/mk-rule "default-keep" :keep (list))))
+
+(define mod-wi-spam (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "bob" "this is spam"))
+(define mod-wi-abuse (mod/mk-report "r2" "a" "carol" "harassment here"))
+(define mod-wi-clean (mod/mk-report "r3" "a" "dave" "a fine post"))
+
+;; ── single-report diff ──
+
+(define
+  mod-wi-d
+  (mod/decision-diff
+    mod-wi-spam
+    (list mod-wi-spam)
+    mod-wi-rules-a
+    mod-wi-rules-b))
+(mod-wi-test! "spam before = hide" (get mod-wi-d :before) "hide")
+(mod-wi-test! "spam after = keep" (get mod-wi-d :after) "keep")
+(mod-wi-test! "spam decision flips" (get mod-wi-d :changed) true)
+(mod-wi-test! "diff carries report id" (get mod-wi-d :report-id) "r1")
+
+(define
+  mod-wi-da
+  (mod/decision-diff
+    mod-wi-abuse
+    (list mod-wi-abuse)
+    mod-wi-rules-a
+    mod-wi-rules-b))
+(mod-wi-test! "abuse unchanged (remove both)" (get mod-wi-da :changed) false)
+(mod-wi-test! "abuse stays remove" (get mod-wi-da :after) "remove")
+
+(define
+  mod-wi-dc
+  (mod/decision-diff
+    mod-wi-clean
+    (list mod-wi-clean)
+    mod-wi-rules-a
+    mod-wi-rules-b))
+(mod-wi-test! "clean unchanged (keep both)" (get mod-wi-dc :changed) false)
+
+;; ── batch impact ──
+
+(define mod-wi-batch (list mod-wi-spam mod-wi-abuse mod-wi-clean))
+(define
+  mod-wi-impact
+  (mod/policy-impact mod-wi-batch mod-wi-rules-a mod-wi-rules-b))
+
+(mod-wi-test!
+  "impact lists only changed reports"
+  (len mod-wi-impact)
+  1)
+(mod-wi-test!
+  "impacted report is the spam one"
+  (get (first mod-wi-impact) :report-id)
+  "r1")
+(mod-wi-test!
+  "impact-count agrees"
+  (mod/impact-count mod-wi-batch mod-wi-rules-a mod-wi-rules-b)
+  1)
+
+;; ── identical rule sets → no impact ──
+
+(mod-wi-test!
+  "same rules → zero impact"
+  (mod/impact-count mod-wi-batch mod-wi-rules-a mod-wi-rules-a)
+  0)
+(mod-wi-test!
+  "same rules → empty report"
+  (mod/impact-report mod-wi-batch mod-wi-rules-a mod-wi-rules-a)
+  "No decisions change.")
+
+;; ── rendering ──
+
+(mod-wi-test!
+  "impact-report renders the flip"
+  (mod/str-contains?
+    (mod/impact-report mod-wi-batch mod-wi-rules-a mod-wi-rules-b)
+    "r1: hide → keep")
+  true)
+
+(define mod-whatif-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-wi-failures :total mod-wi-count :passed mod-wi-pass :failed mod-wi-fail}))

lib/mod/tests/wire.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,96 @@
+;; lib/mod/tests/wire.sx — Ext 14: decision wire format + federated transport.
+
+(define mod-w-count 0)
+(define mod-w-pass 0)
+(define mod-w-fail 0)
+(define mod-w-failures (list))
+
+(define
+  mod-w-test!
+  (fn
+    (name got expected)
+    (begin
+      (set! mod-w-count (+ mod-w-count 1))
+      (if
+        (= got expected)
+        (set! mod-w-pass (+ mod-w-pass 1))
+        (begin
+          (set! mod-w-fail (+ mod-w-fail 1))
+          (append!
+            mod-w-failures
+            (str name "\n    expected: " expected "\n    got:      " got)))))))
+
+;; ── split-char ──
+
+(mod-w-test! "split on pipe" (mod/split-char "a|b|c" "|") (list "a" "b" "c"))
+(mod-w-test! "split single field" (mod/split-char "abc" "|") (list "abc"))
+(mod-w-test!
+  "split four fields"
+  (len (mod/split-char "MOD1|r1|hide|spam-hide" "|"))
+  4)
+
+;; ── serialize ──
+
+(define
+  mod-w-dec
+  (mod/decide-report
+    (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "bob" "this is spam")
+    (list (mod/mk-report "r1" "a" "bob" "this is spam"))
+    mod/default-rules))
+(define mod-w-line (mod/decision->wire mod-w-dec))
+
+(mod-w-test!
+  "wire is versioned + delimited"
+  mod-w-line
+  "MOD1|r1|hide|spam-hide")
+(mod-w-test!
+  "wire-valid? accepts well-formed"
+  (mod/wire-valid? mod-w-line)
+  true)
+(mod-w-test!
+  "wire-valid? rejects junk"
+  (mod/wire-valid? "not a wire line")
+  false)
+(mod-w-test!
+  "wire-valid? rejects wrong version"
+  (mod/wire-valid? "MOD9|r1|hide|x")
+  false)
+
+;; ── round-trip ──
+
+(define mod-w-back (mod/wire->decision mod-w-line))
+(mod-w-test! "round-trip report-id" (get mod-w-back :report-id) "r1")
+(mod-w-test! "round-trip action" (get mod-w-back :action) "hide")
+(mod-w-test! "round-trip rule" (get mod-w-back :rule) "spam-hide")
+(mod-w-test! "round-trip tags :wire" (get mod-w-back :wire) true)
+(mod-w-test! "malformed → nil" (mod/wire->decision "garbage") nil)
+
+;; ── full federated transport: serialize → wire → deserialize → trust-gate ──
+
+(mod/fed-reset!)
+(define mod-w-peer-dec (mod/wire->decision mod-w-line))
+
+;; untrusted peer: decision is advisory, not applied
+(define mod-w-recv1 (mod/fed-receive-decision "peerX" mod-w-peer-dec))
+(mod-w-test!
+  "wired decision from untrusted peer → advisory"
+  (get mod-w-recv1 :applied)
+  false)
+(mod-w-test!
+  "untrusted wired decision not applied locally"
+  (mod/fed-applied-action "r1")
+  nil)
+
+;; trusted peer: decision binds locally
+(mod/grant-trust "peerY" :mod)
+(define mod-w-recv2 (mod/fed-receive-decision "peerY" mod-w-peer-dec))
+(mod-w-test!
+  "wired decision from trusted peer → applied"
+  (get mod-w-recv2 :applied)
+  true)
+(mod-w-test!
+  "trusted wired decision binds locally"
+  (get (mod/fed-applied-action "r1") :action)
+  "hide")
+
+(define mod-wire-tests-run! (fn () {:failures mod-w-failures :total mod-w-count :passed mod-w-pass :failed mod-w-fail}))

lib/mod/trace.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
+;; lib/mod/trace.sx — policy dry-run diagnostics.
+;;
+;; decide-report returns the winning rule; a policy author debugging "why didn't
+;; my rule fire?" needs the whole picture. mod/trace-rules evaluates a report
+;; against every rule and reports each rule's proved/unproved status plus its
+;; goal-by-goal derivation — so an unproved rule shows exactly which goal failed.
+;; The winner is the first proved rule (same precedence as the engine).
+
+(define
+  mod/trace-rules
+  (fn
+    (r reports rules)
+    (let
+      ((count (mod/report-count (mod/report-about r) reports))
+        (id (mod/report-id r)))
+      (let
+        ((db (pl-load (mod/build-program r count rules))))
+        (let
+          ((proved-names (map (fn (s) (dict-get s "Rule")) (pl-query-all db (str "policy_action(" id ", _, Rule)")))))
+          (map
+            (fn (rule) (let ((nm (mod/rule-name rule))) {:proved (mod/member? nm proved-names) :goals (mod/proof-goals db id (mod/rule-when rule)) :action (mod/rule-action rule) :rule nm}))
+            rules))))))
+
+(define
+  mod/first-proved
+  (fn
+    (trace)
+    (reduce
+      (fn (acc t) (if (nil? acc) (if (get t :proved) t acc) acc))
+      nil
+      trace)))
+
+(define
+  mod/proved-rules
+  (fn
+    (trace)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc t)
+        (if (get t :proved) (append acc (list (get t :rule))) acc))
+      (list)
+      trace)))
+
+(define
+  mod/trace-row
+  (fn
+    (t)
+    (str
+      (if (get t :proved) "[fires] " "[  -  ] ")
+      (get t :rule)
+      " → "
+      (get t :action))))
+
+(define
+  mod/trace-report
+  (fn (trace) (mod/join-with "\n" (map mod/trace-row trace))))

lib/mod/whatif.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
+;; lib/mod/whatif.sx — policy what-if / impact analysis.
+;;
+;; Before shipping a policy change, a moderation team needs to know which past or
+;; pending reports would decide differently. mod/decision-diff compares one
+;; report's action under two rule sets; mod/policy-impact runs a whole batch and
+;; returns only the reports whose decision flips. Pure SX over decide-report.
+
+(define
+  mod/decision-diff
+  (fn
+    (r reports rules-a rules-b)
+    (let
+      ((a (get (mod/decide-report r reports rules-a) :action))
+        (b (get (mod/decide-report r reports rules-b) :action)))
+      {:after b :changed (if (= a b) false true) :report-id (mod/report-id r) :before a})))
+
+(define
+  mod/policy-impact
+  (fn
+    (reports rules-a rules-b)
+    (reduce
+      (fn
+        (acc r)
+        (let
+          ((d (mod/decision-diff r reports rules-a rules-b)))
+          (if (get d :changed) (append acc (list d)) acc)))
+      (list)
+      reports)))
+
+(define
+  mod/impact-count
+  (fn
+    (reports rules-a rules-b)
+    (len (mod/policy-impact reports rules-a rules-b))))
+
+(define
+  mod/impact-report
+  (fn
+    (reports rules-a rules-b)
+    (let
+      ((changed (mod/policy-impact reports rules-a rules-b)))
+      (if
+        (empty? changed)
+        "No decisions change."
+        (mod/join-with
+          "\n"
+          (map
+            (fn
+              (d)
+              (str
+                (get d :report-id)
+                ": "
+                (get d :before)
+                " → "
+                (get d :after)))
+            changed))))))

lib/mod/wire.sx

@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+;; lib/mod/wire.sx — portable decision wire format for federation transport.
+;;
+;; fed.sx shares decisions as in-memory dicts and leaves mod/fed-send! as the
+;; transport seam. This is the bytes that cross it: a versioned, pipe-delimited
+;; line encoding the verdict a peer needs (report id, action, rule) — enough to
+;; trust-gate and apply/advise, without shipping the whole proof tree. The
+;; loaded env has no string split, so split is built over slice/len.
+
+(define
+  mod/split-loop
+  (fn
+    (s ch n start pos acc)
+    (if
+      (= pos n)
+      (append acc (list (slice s start n)))
+      (if
+        (= (slice s pos (+ pos 1)) ch)
+        (mod/split-loop
+          s
+          ch
+          n
+          (+ pos 1)
+          (+ pos 1)
+          (append acc (list (slice s start pos))))
+        (mod/split-loop s ch n start (+ pos 1) acc)))))
+
+(define
+  mod/split-char
+  (fn (s ch) (mod/split-loop s ch (len s) 0 0 (list))))
+
+(define
+  mod/decision->wire
+  (fn
+    (d)
+    (str "MOD1|" (get d :report-id) "|" (get d :action) "|" (get d :rule))))
+
+(define
+  mod/wire-valid?
+  (fn
+    (w)
+    (let
+      ((parts (mod/split-char w "|")))
+      (if
+        (= (len parts) 4)
+        (= (nth parts 0) "MOD1")
+        false))))
+
+(define
+  mod/wire->decision
+  (fn
+    (w)
+    (if
+      (mod/wire-valid? w)
+      (let ((parts (mod/split-char w "|"))) {:action (nth parts 2) :wire true :rule (nth parts 3) :report-id (nth parts 1)})
+      nil)))

plans/abstractions.md

@@ -1,639 +0,0 @@
-# Abstraction Radar — backlog
-
-Maintained by the read-only `radar` loop (see `plans/agent-briefings/radar-loop.md`).
-Detection only — implementation is a separate, coordinated step owned by the
-relevant subsystem loop, never by radar.
-
-**AHA gate to reach _Proposed_:** ≥3 real consumers · all past Phase 2 & API-stable ·
-structurally identical (file:line evidence) · a natural home (usually NOT lib/guest).
-Anything short → _Watching_ (what's missing) or _Rejected_ (why).
-
----
-
-## Last scan
-
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 38)
-- **Pass 38 — migration plan DRAFTED (planning loop worklist complete).** All 5 specs
-  written under `loops/migration:plans/migration/` (host-readiness, strangler-shadow-
-  harness, slice-01-blog, data-migration, slice-sequencing); loop added a 6th revealed
-  thread `open-questions.md` (digest for humans) then is end-of-worklist. **Decision point
-  for the operator: review the plan + decide whether to start an IMPLEMENTATION loop**
-  (first target per the plan: `lib/host` Phase 1 + multi-`Set-Cookie` fix → slice-01-blog
-  1a). Branch `loops/migration` is local/un-pushed (per operator's no-push preference).
-  No new radar candidate; A1 at 13; fed-sx still on deadlock.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 37)
-- **Pass 37 — migration plan 4/5 specs done.** Long-pole shipped: `data-migration.md`
-  (Postgres → persist via **genesis-import** — seed each stream with current DB state as
-  initial events). Only `slice-sequencing.md` left; loop self-pacing fine. No new radar
-  candidate; events (iCal import) + content (sanitize, 799/799) incremental; A1 at 13.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 36)
-- **Pass 36 — migration planning loop healthy + productive.** Self-pacing restored (now
-  schedules its own ~20min wake-ups). Shipped 2 more specs (3/5 threads): strangler-shadow-
-  harness (Caddy handle-per-route + offline-replay shadow-diff at the `content/blocks`
-  facade) and slice-01-blog (GET /<slug>/; **found blog already has `Post.sx_content` +
-  lexical→SX pipeline** — a real head-start). data-migration + slice-sequencing pending.
-  No new radar candidate; A1 steady at 13; fed-sx still on deadlock.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 35)
-- **Pass 35 — quiet for findings; ops note.** The migration PLANNING loop had completed
-  host-readiness and **stalled idle ~1hr** (self-paced `/loop` didn't re-fire after one
-  iteration). Nudged it to continue its worklist (now on strangler-shadow-harness) +
-  schedule its own next wake-up. No new radar candidate; events/content incremental;
-  A1 steady at 13; fed-sx still on the deadlock reproducer.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 34)
-- **Pass 34 — quiet, no new finding.** Minimal churn: migration planning loop still on
-  host-readiness (next thread pending, self-paced); maude scoreboard refresh; fed-sx
-  grinding the fed-prims deadlock; A1 adopters steady at 13. Nothing new to discover.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 33)
-- **Pass 33 — host-layer story clarified (refines the migration strategy).** `dream` =
-  **Dream-on-SX**: OCaml's Dream web framework on the SX CEK, and the project owner's
-  **confirmed decision to move rose-ash OFF Quart onto Dream** as the ergonomic HTTP front
-  door over the native SX server (router/session/middleware/cors/csrf/auth/ws/html/json —
-  16 modules). So the host layer is: **host-on-sx native server (Phases 1-3, carries it
-  now) → Dream-on-SX framework front door (gated on ocaml-on-sx Phases 1-5) + host-persist
-  (done) + fed-sx (AP transport).** The migration PLANNING loop (new, tmux `migration`,
-  commit-only) is now the owner of refining this — it already shipped `host-readiness.md`
-  pinning the near-term gate to **`lib/host` (unbuilt) + a multi-`Set-Cookie` primitive
-  fix** (`sx_server.ml:735`). NOTE: `plans/rose-ash-on-sx-migration.md` under-specified the
-  framework layer (said "host-on-sx HTTP host"); the Dream-over-Quart decision + the
-  native→Dream sequence is the correction — the planning loop will fold it into its specs.
-  `maude` at Phase 5 (rewriting-logic substrate). Radar tracks; planning loop details.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 32)
-- **Pass 32 — A1 DONE.** `loops/conformance` merged to architecture (`db76cc8c`); 13 adopters
-  now on the shared driver; radar spot-checked common-lisp = 487/487 green post-merge →
-  coordination flag CLEARED. A1 moved to a new **Done** section. New nascent subsystems
-  `dream` + `maude` (0 files), `fed-prims` resumed (mutex-deadlock fix). The idle
-  `a1-conformance` loop can be retired (worklist complete).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 31)
-- **Pass 31 — A1 conformance loop WORKLIST COMPLETE.** tcl excluded (foreign `*.tcl`); final:
-  4 migrated (common-lisp/erlang/feed/go) + 5 excluded (forth/js/ocaml/smalltalk/tcl). A1 =
-  **12 on shared driver + 6 excluded**; only the parity-gated merge to architecture remains.
-  commerce shipped a refund saga on flow (2nd flow use) + finished Phase 5 → going quiescent.
-  relations building graph algos (all-paths) — still unconsumed (W9 unchanged).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 30)
-- **Pass 30:** conformance loop near done — `ocaml` + `smalltalk` excluded (both foreign
-  `test.sh`/corpus runners, as predicted). Tally: 4 migrated, 4 excluded, **tcl only** left.
-  Next A1 milestone = the `loops/conformance`→architecture merge under adopter-parity. No
-  new candidate; relations/artdag steady (no new W9 delegation).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 29)
-- **Pass 29:** conformance loop excluded `js` (test262 fixtures) → 4 migrated + 2 excluded,
-  3 remain (ocaml/smalltalk/tcl). New subsystems advancing fast: `relations` → Phase 4
-  federation, `artdag` → Phase 6 federation → both fold into W1 (now 7 federation modules,
-  theme-not-shape holds) and W9 (relations past Phase 2 but not yet consumed by anyone).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 28)
-- **Pass 28 — fleet expanding again.** Conformance loop: `go` migrated 609/609; **`forth`
-  excluded** (foreign Forth corpus — classify-then-exclude working). 4 migrated +1 excluded
-  on the branch; js/ocaml/smalltalk/tcl remain. **2 new subsystems:** `relations` (Phase 1,
-  parent/child rel facts → new W9 nascent watch) and `artdag` (nascent, 0 files). `events`
-  MERGED to architecture (its persist+flow adoption now integrated — W4/W8 landed). Briefing
-  commit hints more incoming: `dream`, `host`, +5 language chisels.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, passes 26–27)
-- **Passes 26–27 (routine tracking):** conformance loop steady at ~1 migration/iteration —
-  erlang 761/761, then feed 189/189. A1 = 8 on architecture + 3 on the branch; 6 remain.
-  W4 still gated (host-persist adapter not landed); no new subsystem; app loops on
-  incremental domain work (commerce Phase 5 payment envelope, content/events/identity/fed-sx).
-  Nothing new to discover; merge-time adopter-parity flag still open.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 25)
-- **Pass 25:** A1 → **8 adopters** (events via its own loop) + common-lisp 487/487 on the
-  conformance branch. The conformance loop **extended the shared `lib/guest` driver**
-  (per-suite counters/preloads) to do it → raised a **coordination flag in A1**: verify the
-  branch is non-regressive against all 8 adopters before merging to architecture. commerce
-  drafting Phase 5 provider-neutral payment envelope. No new candidate; A1 advancing fast.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 24)
-- **Pass 24 — three real updates.** (1) **A1 → 7 adopters** (search migrated, counters mode
-  — corrects the earlier exclusion). (2) The dedicated `conformance` loop ran its 1st
-  iteration: refused to force-migrate common-lisp (parity gate worked) and surfaced a
-  **driver feature-gap** (per-suite counters + preloads) gating the complex multi-suite
-  candidates → A1 now splits simple-now vs gated-on-driver-enhancement. (3) **W8 commerce
-  is LIVE** ("order lifecycle as a durable flow-on-sx flow, Phase 3 done") → 2 live flow
-  consumers. events shipped TZ/DST; mod reverted its extraction note (declined on re-read).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 23)
-- **Pass 23 — trigger fired (empty streak ends at 19–22).** commerce recorded a Phase 3
-  **flow-integration design** (order saga as a flow-on-sx flow, payment suspended until
-  webhook resume) → 2nd durable-flow consumer; **W8 broadened** from "delivery" to
-  "externally-resumed orchestration on lib/flow." events made its federation transport
-  **fed-sx-ready** (injected) → reinforces W1's 5/5 inject-fed-sx seam. acl left tmux
-  (now fully quiescent). host-persist adapter still not landed (W4 migration still gated).
-- **Empty-discovery streak: passes 19–22** (last verified pass 22). Fleet at steady state —
-  active loops (content CvRDT, events recurrence/reschedule, identity grant-mgmt, fed-sx
-  outbox internals) are building *inside* their domains, not cross-cutting infra. Census
-  exhausted (p17); all gates re-tested (W1 p18, W2 p19). No new candidate clears any gate.
-- **Radar is now trigger-driven.** The next substantive pass needs one of: **(a)** a new
-  subsystem worktree spawning (auto-joins scan), or **(b)** host-persist's durable adapter
-  landing → unblocks the W4 acl/mod→persist/log migration, or **(c)** a quiescent
-  subsystem (acl/mod/search/commerce, static ~9–16 passes) resuming. Polling ~hourly until
-  one fires; will tighten cadence then.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 20)
-- **Pass 20 — honest empty pass.** 3 new census recurrences since p17 (normalize/index ×2,
-  query ×3) — all **name collisions** (same noun, domain-specific op), added to the table.
-  Recorded the meta-pattern: the fleet shares vocabulary, not structure. Most subsystems
-  quiescent (acl/mod/search/commerce static ~9-15 passes = API-stable); only events/
-  identity/content/fed-sx still committing domain features. No new gate-clearer.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 19)
-- **Pass 19 — honest empty pass.** Scanned 10 active subsystems. content/index.sx is a
-  blog index/tag-cloud listing (presentation, not full-text search — no search reinvention)
-  and content/multi-doc indexing adds no per-viewer filter. **W2 re-tested: still 2**
-  (feed, search) — acl's `permit?`-like matches are its own authZ *engine* (the home),
-  not a downstream read filter. No new candidate cleared any gate.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 18)
-- **Pass 18 — W1 gate re-test.** events shipped Phase 4 federation (5th consumer): a 5th
-  divergent merge (sorted agenda + `:origin` provenance), trust-gate = runtime list
-  membership (shares mod's mechanism, not acl's). Reinforces W1's "theme not shape" — but
-  the **inject-fed-sx-transport seam is now 5/5**, strengthening "all are fed-sx
-  consumers-in-waiting." Trust sub-pattern refined: mod+events (runtime set) vs acl (rule).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 17)
-- **Pass 17 — filename census declared EXHAUSTED** (see the Census-status table above).
-  Examined the last unswept ≥2 recurrences (schema/engine = acl⇄mod substrate twins;
-  catalog/batch = name collisions; store = divergent). No new candidate. Incremental churn
-  elsewhere (content 621/621, identity PAR, events reminders). Future passes pivot from
-  censusing to re-testing gates as consumers mature.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 16)
-- **Pass 16:** events started Phase 3 — **durable notification delivery on `lib/flow`**
-  (new W8: at-least-once + idempotency exemplar; fed-sx/mod roll their own outbox). The two
-  `notify.sx` (feed vs events) are a name collision (read-side digest vs delivery), noted
-  in W8. Substrate-adoption story deepening: app domains now consume persist (content/
-  commerce/events), flow (events), commerce (events), acl-authZ (identity).
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 15)
-- **Pass 15:** added the **scanning-method note** above after `query.sx` again proved to
-  be merged-lib copies (lib/prolog + lib/persist in every worktree). Corrected census
-  surfaced `wire`×2 (content+mod) → Rejected (shared role, divergent structure: generic SX
-  serializer vs bespoke pipe-format under a Prolog-env string-prim constraint). events↔
-  commerce integration appeared (paid tickets); acl/mod/search quiescent ~7 passes (now
-  API-stable). No new gate-clearer.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 14)
-- **Pass 14:** filename census flagged `snapshot`×?? — but the `*/lib/persist/snapshot.sx`
-  copies are just the merged `lib/persist` in each worktree, NOT consumers (same artifact
-  as `lib/feed/rank.sx` everywhere). The one distinct file, `content/snapshot.sx`,
-  reimplements persist's projection-checkpoint on raw KV instead of using `persist/snapshot`
-  → new W7 (persist-adoption nudge). `audit`×3 = the W4 fakes (acl/mod/identity), known.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 13)
-- **Pass 13 — honest re-test, no gate-clearer.** Re-tested the two longest-waiting gates
-  against the maturing app-domain loops: **W2** (per-viewer visibility) still 2 consumers
-  (feed, search) — commerce/content/events/identity add no per-viewer read filter; **W3**
-  (pagination) still 2 (feed, search) — `content/page.sx` is an HTML wrapper, not
-  pagination (filename collision, noted in W3). Incremental churn only elsewhere.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 12)
-- **Pass 12:** `events` shipped **transactional booking on persist** (3rd live persist
-  consumer) using `persist/append-expect` (optimistic-concurrency CAS, lock-free capacity
-  safety). W4 ledger now shows a persist feature-ladder append → append-once → append-expect
-  that the hand-rolled fakes can't match. No new candidate; W4 reinforced.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 11)
-- **Pass 11 — W4 sharpened with a consumer ledger.** commerce built an **order ledger on
-  persist** (2nd live exemplar; uses `persist/append-once` for webhook idempotency) and
-  identity a **grant audit ledger** (in-memory Erlang fake, gated on an Erlang↔persist
-  bridge). The append-only monotonic-seq event-log pattern is now validated across 4
-  domains, 2 live on persist + 3 fakes flagged for adoption. See W4 table.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 10)
-- **Pass 10:** commerce/content/events/identity advancing (content 238/238). Probed a
-  shape outside the routing table — **guarded lifecycle state machines** (mod/lifecycle +
-  identity/membership) → new W6: shared *design principle*, divergent *structure*
-  (SX transition-table vs Erlang gen_server), NOT an extraction target. No gate-clearer.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-07 (radar loop, pass 9)
-- **Pass 9:** `commerce` + `content` reached Phase 2 (`content` 162/162). **Key find:
-  `content` built its op log directly on `persist/log`** (backend-injected, append+replay-
-  to-seq) — the live reference exemplar for W4 (see W4). `events` MONTHLY RRULE,
-  `identity` OAuth2 auth-code + PKCE, search boolean-filtered ranked. A1 still 6 adopters.
-- **Date:** 2026-06-06 (radar loop, pass 8)
-- **Pass 8 — fleet expanded by 4 app-domain loops** (the briefing's anticipated
-  `commerce`/`identity` arrivals, auto-picked up by dynamic discovery). All early-stage,
-  **pre-Phase-2 → moving targets, none count toward any gate yet**:
-  - `commerce` (Phase 1: `api/cart/catalog/price`). Its "per-line audit" is a cost
-    *breakdown view* (`api.sx:44`), **not** an append-only decision log → NOT a W4
-    consumer.
-  - `events` (Phase 1: `calendar.sx`, RRULE expansion).
-  - `identity` (early: `session/token`). Defers authZ to acl (`token.sx:15`) — reinforces
-    W2's "delegate `permit?` to acl-on-sx" routing; identity = authN, acl = authZ.
-  - `content` (just-started: `block.sx`).
-  These are the future consumers W2/W3 are waiting on — re-check their per-viewer filters
-  / pagination once each clears Phase 2. No new gate-clearer this pass.
-- **Pass 7:** **A1 jumped 4→6 adopters** — `acl` + `mod` migrated to the shared
-  conformance driver (first app-domain adopters; proves it generalizes past substrates).
-  `host-persist` closed its blob-adapter blocker (durable storage adapter now landing →
-  W4 migration path opening). search shipped proximity/NEAR; flow + persist quiescent.
-- **Pass 6:** new worktree **`host-persist`** (active — building persist's durable host
-  adapter); `feed` went quiescent (left tmux). acl shipped hardening (+25), fed-sx-m1 at
-  Step 6c. **mod loop independently wrote a shared-plumbing note** (`mod-on-sx.md`,
-  538b8a53) corroborating W4/W5 — folded its claims + home disagreements into W1/W4/W5.
-  No new gate-clearer (audit log still 2 consumers), but consumers are now API-stable.
-- **Pass 5:** search (+highlight/snippet) and fed-sx-m1 (+follower_graph) moved; rest
-  unchanged. Filename census: `api`×6, `fed`×3, then `schema/rank/query/page/explain/
-  engine/batch/audit`×2. Examined the ×6 `api.sx` → Rejected (shared name, divergent
-  structure incl. implicit-vs-explicit-state contract). rank/batch/engine all ≤2 +
-  substrate/domain-divergent → no new gate-clearer.
-- **Pass 4:** no churn vs pass 3 (same worktrees/tmux/HEADs/adopters). Swept audit+explain
-  surfaces: acl/mod share an append-only-log shape (→ sharpened W4 with persist/log API
-  evidence) and a proof-explain shape (→ new W5, substrate-bound). No new gate-clearer.
-- **Pass 3 (earlier today):** subsystem set + tmux + A1 adopters (4) all unchanged vs pass 2. Loops
-  advanced: acl shipped Phase 4 federation; search shipped Phase 4 + pagination; feed
-  shipped pagination/threading; mod at Ext 19 (capstone); persist did a worked acl-grants
-  migration (W4). New shape found: offset/limit pagination → folded into W3.
-- **Subsystem set discovered:** loop worktrees `acl, erlang, fed-prims, fed-sx-m1,
-  feed, flow, go, kernel, mod, ocaml, persist, radar, ruby, search,
-  sx-vm-extensions`; main-repo `lib/*` incl. merged `feed` + substrates (`apl,
-  common-lisp, datalog, erlang, forth, go, haskell, hyperscript, js, lua, minikanren,
-  ocaml, prolog, scheme, smalltalk, tcl`) + `lib/guest`.
-  Actively looping (tmux): `acl, fed-sx-m1, feed, flow, mod, persist, search`
-  (+ radar).
-- **New since pass 1:** worktrees `kernel` (empty/unset — not yet a repo) and `ocaml`
-  (`lib/ocaml/baseline` only). Both early-stage, pre–Phase 2 → out of proposal scope.
-- Re-enumerate every pass; new loops (e.g. a future `commerce`/`identity`) auto-join.
-
-**Census status (pass 17): EXHAUSTED.** Every own-namespace filename recurring ≥2× has
-been examined and dispositioned — further filename-censusing is low-yield until new
-subsystems/modules appear. Map:
-| filename | owners | verdict |
-|---|---|---|
-| `api` ×10 | all | Rejected — shared role, divergent state contract |
-| `fed`/`federation` | feed/search/mod/acl(+content) | W1 — theme not shape |
-| `audit` ×3 | acl/mod/identity | W4 — append-only log → persist/log |
-| `page` ×3 | feed/search (pagination) + content (HTML wrapper) | W3 + collision noted |
-| `explain` ×2 | acl/mod | W5 — proof tree, substrate-bound |
-| `snapshot` ×2 | persist(facet) + content(reinvents) | W7 |
-| `wire` ×2 | content(SX serializer) / mod(pipe-format) | Rejected — divergent |
-| `schema`,`engine` ×2 | acl/mod | substrate-twin parallels (Datalog vs Prolog); only audit (W4) is liftable |
-| `catalog`,`batch` ×2 | commerce/persist, mod/persist | name collisions, unrelated |
-| `normalize` ×2 | content(tree-prune)/feed(record-coerce) | name collision (pass 20) |
-| `index` ×2 | content(listing)/search(inverted index) | name collision (pass 20) |
-| `query` ×3 | content(doc-block)/search(bool AST)/persist(stream-read) | 3-way name collision (pass 20) |
-| `store` ×2 | content(on persist) / flow(workflow records) | related concept, divergent |
-| `rank` ×2 | feed/search | different domains (activities vs docs), ≤2 |
-**acl⇄mod are structural twins** (decision engine over a logic substrate, Datalog vs
-Prolog) — they parallel across engine/schema/explain/audit/fed, but only the *audit log*
-is substrate-agnostic and liftable (→ W4); the rest are substrate-idiomatic. Next passes:
-re-test gates (W2/W3/W8) as consumers mature, watch new modules — not re-census.
-
-**Meta-pattern (pass 20):** new module names keep *recurring* but the operations keep
-*colliding* — same noun, domain-specific op (normalize, index, query, catalog, batch,
-notify, page, store all proved to be collisions). This is *why* genuine extraction
-candidates are rare: the fleet shares vocabulary, not structure. The real shared assets
-are the **substrate subsystems** (persist, flow, acl, fed-sx) that app domains *adopt*
-(W1/W2/W4/W7/W8), not hand-rolled libs to extract.
-
-**Scanning-method note (learned the hard way, passes 5/12/14/15):** a filename census
-for *cross-subsystem* recurrence MUST restrict to each subsystem's OWN namespace —
-`X/lib/X/*.sx` — never `X/lib/*/`. The merged substrate libs (`lib/prolog`, `lib/persist`,
-`lib/feed`, `lib/datalog`, …) are checked out inside *every* worktree, so a naive census
-reports e.g. `query.sx`/`snapshot.sx`/`rank.sx` ×N as phantom recurrences that are really
-one merged file copied N times. Correct one-liner:
-`for w in <subsystems>; do for f in $w/lib/$w/*.sx; do basename $f .sx; done; done | sort | uniq -c | sort -rn`.
-
----
-
-## Done
-
-### A1 · Shared conformance driver — ✅ COMPLETE (merged `db76cc8c`, pass 32)
-Full closed loop: radar detected it → dedicated `conformance` loop implemented it
-(classify-then-migrate-or-exclude, hard parity gate) → **merged to architecture**
-(`db76cc8c Merge loops/conformance into architecture: A1 conformance-driver migration`)
-→ radar spot-verified post-merge (**common-lisp 487/487 green** on architecture — exercises
-the new per-suite-counters/preloads driver feature, the riskiest change). Final state:
-- **13 on the shared driver:** acl, apl, common-lisp, datalog, erlang, events, feed, go,
-  haskell, mod, prolog, relations, search.
-- **6 correctly excluded** (foreign-program runners — a legitimately different harness):
-  forth, js, ocaml, smalltalk, tcl, lua.
-- The shared driver gained per-suite counters + per-suite preloads (backward-compatible);
-  spot-check confirms existing adopters unaffected. Coordination flag CLEARED.
-Detail of the migration arc retained under the original entry below.
-
-## Proposed (cleared the gate)
-
-_(empty — A1 graduated to Done, pass 32.)_
-
-### A1 · Adopt the shared conformance driver across subsystems
-- **Pattern:** every subsystem hand-rolls a near-identical `conformance.sh`
-  (epoch-load → eval → scoreboard emit) and an inline `<x>-test name got expected`
-  pass/fail counter.
-- **Consumers (≥3, overwhelming):** 15 `lib/*/conformance.sh` — `apl, feed, datalog,
-  flow, mod, lua, erlang, forth, go, common-lisp, haskell, js, ocaml, prolog,
-  smalltalk, tcl`.
-- **Home:** `lib/guest` — the one legitimate exception (the shared driver
-  `lib/guest/conformance.sh` + `lib/guest/conformance.sx` already exist; modes
-  `dict` and `counters`).
-- **Status: IN PROGRESS — 6 adopters (pass 7).** `prolog` (dict), `haskell` (counters),
-  `apl` (dict), `datalog` (dict), and **`acl` (dict) + `mod` (dict), newly migrated this
-  pass** — all 3-line exec shims into `lib/guest/conformance.sh` with a `conformance.conf`.
-  **acl + mod are the first *app-domain* adopters** (not language substrates) — strong
-  evidence the driver generalizes beyond the substrate layer, which was the open question.
-  The `apl` migration earlier *surfaced a latent bug*: the old awk extractor
-  under-counted `pipeline` (40 vs the real 152 assertions); true apl total is **562**,
-  not 450 — evidence that adopting the driver also improves correctness.
-- **Not a target (different harness shape):** `lua/conformance.sh` is a Python runner
-  (`lib/lua/conformance.py`) that walks real `*.lua` source files via `lua-eval-ast`
-  and classifies pass/fail/timeout — it does not run SX `deftest` suites with a
-  counter/dict scoreboard, so the shared driver does not fit. Excluded, not pending.
-- **Remaining hand-rolled candidates (~120–220 lines each):** `common-lisp, erlang,
-  feed, forth, go, js, ocaml, smalltalk, tcl` — now being worked by the dedicated
-  `conformance` loop (above). (`lua` excluded: walks real `*.lua` files via Python.
-  `smalltalk` likely excludes too — runs `*.st` via its own `test.sh`. `search` was
-  thought to be excluded but DID migrate via counters mode — see the 7-adopter note.)
-- **Action:** each remaining subsystem's OWN loop migrates when quiescent — add a
-  `conformance.conf` (+ a `test-harness.sx` preload defining its counters) and
-  replace `conformance.sh` with the 1-line exec shim
-  (`exec bash …/guest/conformance.sh …/conformance.conf "$@"`). Recipe template:
-  `lib/haskell/conformance.conf` (counters) or `lib/prolog/conformance.conf` (dict).
-  Keep the `bash lib/X/conformance.sh` entry point so no loop is disrupted.
-- **Priority: HIGH** (15 consumers, low risk, interface-preserving, additive).
-- **8 adopters on architecture** (pass 25): acl, apl, datalog, **events**, haskell, mod,
-  prolog, search — `events` migrated via its OWN loop; `search` via counters mode (which
-  corrects the earlier "search excluded" note). **+4 on the `loops/conformance` branch:
-  `common-lisp` 487/487, `erlang` 761/761, `feed` 189/189, `go` 609/609** — pending merge.
-  **5 EXCLUDED — all foreign-runner harnesses** (correctly, not force-migrated): `forth`
-  (Hayes core.fr via awk+python), `js` (test262 `.js`/`.expected`), `ocaml` (scrapes
-  `test.sh` + `.ml` baseline), `smalltalk` (scrapes `test.sh` + `*.st` corpus), `tcl`
-  (foreign `*.tcl` vs `# expected:` annotations).
-- **✅ CONFORMANCE LOOP WORKLIST COMPLETE (pass 31).** Final A1 picture:
-  - **12 on the shared driver:** acl, apl, datalog, events, haskell, mod, prolog, search
-    (on architecture) + common-lisp, erlang, feed, go (on `loops/conformance`, pending merge).
-  - **6 correctly excluded** (foreign-program runners — testing a language impl against an
-    external corpus is legitimately a different harness): forth, js, ocaml, smalltalk, tcl, lua.
-  - **Honest finding:** the driver's reach is narrower than the raw "15 conformance.sh"
-    count implied — language substrates that run real `.lua/.st/.ml/.tcl/.js/.fr` programs
-    *should* keep their foreign runners. ~half migrate, ~half don't, and that's correct.
-  - **One step left:** merge `loops/conformance` → architecture under the **adopter-parity
-    check** (the coordination flag above — the shared `lib/guest` driver change must be
-    proven non-regressive against all existing adopters first). The loop is now idle.
-- **NOW IN PROGRESS — dedicated loop (2026-06-07).** A human-triggered `conformance` loop
-  (worktree `/root/rose-ash-loops/conformance`, branch `loops/conformance`, tmux session
-  `a1-conformance`, briefing `plans/agent-briefings/conformance-loop.md`) is working the
-  remaining candidates (common-lisp, erlang, feed, forth, go, js, ocaml, smalltalk, tcl)
-  one per iteration, **classify-then-migrate-or-exclude with a hard test-count parity gate**
-  (reverts on any mismatch; never pushes to main/architecture). Radar tracks; it implements.
-- **Driver-capability boundary found (pass 24, first iteration).** The loop did NOT
-  force-migrate `common-lisp` (baseline 305/0 across 12 suites) — the shared driver can't
-  reproduce it: `MODE=counters` supports only ONE global pass/fail counter pair + ONE fixed
-  preload set, but common-lisp needs **per-suite counter names** (8 distinct pairs) and
-  **per-suite preload chains**. It logged a precise blocker + unblock path (extend the
-  `SUITES` entry format with optional per-suite counters/preloads) and moved on.
-- **Driver gap RESOLVED next iteration (pass 25) — but it touched the shared driver.** The
-  loop extended `lib/guest/conformance.sh` (+38 lines: optional per-suite counters + per-suite
-  preloads in the `SUITES` format, backward-compatible) and then migrated common-lisp at
-  **487/487** (above the 305 baseline — likely another extractor under-count correction, à la
-  apl's `pipeline`). The parity gate held throughout.
-- **⚠ COORDINATION FLAG (radar): the `loops/conformance` branch now carries a change to the
-  SHARED `lib/guest` driver** used by all 8 adopters. It's additive by design, but **before
-  this branch merges to `architecture`, re-run the existing adopters' suites under the new
-  driver to confirm zero regression** (acl/apl/datalog/events/haskell/mod/prolog/search).
-  This is the one cross-cutting risk in an otherwise per-subsystem-isolated effort — surfaced
-  here so the merge is gated on adopter-parity, not assumed.
-
----
-
-## Watching (real but not yet through the gate)
-
-### W1 · Federation scaffold (merge / ingest / backfill / trust-gate)
-- **FAILS the structural-identity gate (deep-dived 2026-06-06, all 4 read).** Consumer
-  count is met (4) but they are *superficially* similar, not structurally identical —
-  the federated unit and merge op differ fundamentally:
-
-  | Subsystem (file) | Federated unit | Merge op | Trust gate | Injected transport |
-  |---|---|---|---|---|
-  | feed (`fed.sx:14,18,40`) | activity streams | dedupe by `(actor verb object)` | none (visibility via `permit?` separately) | `send-fn`, `fetch-fn` |
-  | search (`fed.sx:8`) | inverted indices | relabel DocId `peer*1000+local` + union posting lists | none | none (pure merge fn) |
-  | mod (`fed.sx:11-14,99`) | moderation decisions | advisory-list vs applied-list; bind iff `mod/trusted?` | **yes — runtime list** `mod/trusted? peer scope` | mock outbox / `fed-send!` |
-  | acl (`federation.sx:43,56`) | Datalog delegate facts | pull facts, gate by `trust`/`level_covers` rule, re-saturate | **yes — Datalog rule** at query time | `transport` dict |
-  | events (`federation.sx`) | calendar agendas | fold trusted peers' agendas into one sorted agenda + `:origin` provenance | **yes — runtime list** `ev/trusts?` (peer-id ∈ trust-set) | injected behind `ev/peer-agenda` |
-
-- **The ONLY real commonality is the injection seam** (now 5/5, pass 18), not extractable
-  code: every one says "the real transport is `fed-sx`'s job; inject `send-fn`/`fetch-fn`/
-  `transport`/`peer-agenda` and mock it in tests." That is an architectural *convention the
-  fleet already follows*. The merge op diverges 5 ways (dedupe / index-union / advisory /
-  fact-saturation / agenda-sort). The trust gate, where present, splits: **mod + events use
-  a runtime trust-set membership check; acl uses a declarative Datalog rule** — so even the
-  trust sub-pattern is 2-of-3, and the membership check is a trivial one-liner (below the
-  extraction threshold). No shared merge, no single shared trust mechanism.
-- **Disposition:** do NOT extract a shared "federation lib." When `fed-sx` ships its
-  real transport, these 4 become its *consumers* (wiring `send-fn`/`fetch-fn`/`transport`
-  to it) — that work belongs to each subsystem's loop + the `fed-sx` loop, not a
-  cross-cutting extraction. Stop re-proposing on the shared name. Home: `fed-sx`.
-- **Now 7 federation modules (pass 29):** + `relations` (Phase 4: erel trust-gating,
-  peer_rel/trust, fed-sx mock transport — Datalog-rule trust like acl) and `artdag`
-  (Phase 6: content-addressed cache + trust + **invalidation** — a merge shape unlike any
-  other). Each new one reinforces "theme not shape": 7 divergent merges, all sharing only
-  the inject-fed-sx-transport seam. Verdict unchanged — they're fed-sx consumers-in-waiting.
-- **Narrower sub-claim (mod note, pass 6; refined pass 18):** mod asserts the *fed
-  trust/outbox* shape shares between mod+acl. Radar evidence refines this: the trust gate
-  splits by mechanism, not by subsystem pair — **mod + events** both use a runtime
-  trust-set membership check (`mod/trusted?`, `ev/trusts?`), while **acl** uses a Datalog
-  rule. So a "trust-set membership" helper has 2 consumers (mod, events) — but it's a
-  one-line `member?` and the merge it gates diverges, so still not worth extracting.
-  Resolve at the architecture-merge point if a heavier shared trust-set surface emerges.
-
-### W2 · Per-viewer visibility / permission filter
-- **2 shipped consumers, same shape** — `filter <injected-permit> <ranked/candidate stream>`:
-  - `feed/lib/feed/acl.sx:27` `feed/visible = (feed/filter stream (fn (a) (permit? viewer a)))`,
-    capstone at `:34` (stream → ACL → rank → top-N). `permit?` injected, sig `(viewer activity)→bool`.
-  - `search/lib/search/fed.sx:16` `aclFilter permit docs = filter permit docs`;
-    `topNTfIdfAcl n permit ts idx = take n (aclFilter permit (rankTfIdf ts idx))`.
-    `permit` injected, sig `DocId→Bool` (viewer baked in by caller).
-- **NOT a consumer:** `mod/lib/mod/policy.sx` is moderation policy (reviewer actions),
-  no per-viewer read filter. So mod won't be the 3rd.
-- **Missing:** (a) only 2 consumers, need ≥3; (b) the two interfaces *diverge* —
-  feed passes `(viewer, item)`, search bakes the viewer in — so any shared form must
-  pick a convention; (c) both already **inject** the predicate, and the filter body is
-  literally one line (`filter permit xs`). Leaning toward: the predicate's home is
-  `acl-on-sx` (`permit?`), and the one-line filter is too thin to extract.
-- **Home when ripe:** delegate `permit?` to `acl-on-sx`; do NOT extract the filter.
-  Re-check if a 3rd genuine per-viewer read filter ships (e.g. events/commerce).
-
-### W3 · Collection helpers (group-by, dedupe-by-key, stable top-N, distinct-order, offset/limit page)
-- feed built all of these on APL primitives. search/commerce/events will want
-  group-by / top-N.
-- **NEW (2026-06-06): offset/limit pagination shipped in 2 subsystems, identical shape**
-  `take limit (drop offset xs)`:
-  - `feed/lib/feed/page.sx:9` `feed/page` (offset/limit window over a stream).
-  - `search/lib/search/page.sx:9` `paginate off lim docs = take lim (drop off docs)`.
-  - NOT a 3rd: `persist/lib/persist/query.sx:5` has a *since-cursor* for incremental log
-    consumption — resumable-stream semantics, not result windowing. Different shape.
-  - feed *also* has cursor-by-`:at` recency pagination (`page.sx:21-44`); search has no
-    cursor. So only the plain offset/limit window is shared, and it is a literal 1-liner.
-- **Missing:** ≥3 stable consumers; AND every item here is collection math that belongs
-  in the **substrate** (APL/Haskell already expose grade/sort/unique/take/drop), not a
-  shared lib. A 1-line `take/drop` window is far below the extraction threshold. Watch;
-  revisit only if a non-substrate subsystem needs the same windowing without take/drop.
-- **Filename-collision caution (pass 13):** `content/lib/content/page.sx` is an **HTML
-  page wrapper** (full HTML5 doc), NOT pagination — do not count it as a 3rd pagination
-  consumer. `page.sx` now means two unrelated things across the fleet. Re-tested pass 13:
-  pagination still only feed + search (2).
-
-### W4 · In-memory store fakes → `persist-on-sx`
-- Not an abstraction to extract — a migration target. Every subsystem fakes its
-  store with a mutable list (`feed/-log`, flow store, mod audit, …).
-- **Owner:** `persist-on-sx` (in progress). Tracked there, listed here for visibility.
-- **Concrete instance (file:line, found pass 4): the append-only decision/audit log.**
-  `acl/lib/acl/audit.sx` and `mod/lib/mod/audit.sx` are the SAME hand-rolled shape, and
-  `persist/lib/persist/log.sx` (the persist *log facet*) already implements it durably:
-
-  | role | acl/audit.sx | mod/audit.sx | persist/log.sx (target) |
-  |---|---|---|---|
-  | log var | `acl-audit-log` :9 | `mod/*audit-log*` :10 | backend stream |
-  | monotonic seq | `acl-audit-seq` :10 | `mod/*audit-seq*` :11 | per-stream high-water :1 |
-  | append (auto-seq) | `acl-audit-decide!` | commit :32 | `persist/append` :17 |
-  | count | `acl-audit-count` :51 | `mod/audit-count` :44 | `persist/count` :12 |
-  | read-all oldest-first | snapshot/tail :73 | `mod/audit-all` :43 | `persist/read` :29 |
-  | read seq≥from | — | by-seq | `persist/read-from` :31 |
-
-  Both deliberately use a monotonic seq with **no wall-clock** (deterministic/testable) —
-  identical to persist/log's design. Action when persist's host adapter lands: acl + mod
-  loops swap their in-memory log for `persist/log`. 2 consumers today; not a new lib —
-  the home already exists. Belongs to acl/mod loops × persist loop, not an extraction.
-- **Cross-loop corroboration (pass 6):** the mod loop independently reached the same
-  conclusion — `mod/plans/mod-on-sx.md` (commit 538b8a53): *"mod-sx (Prolog) and acl-sx
-  (Datalog) converged on the same module shape … only the audit log + fed trust/outbox
-  shapes truly share; extract at the architecture-merge point, refactoring both consumers
-  atomically, not unilaterally from a loop branch."* Confirms the shape AND the
-  do-not-extract-unilaterally stance.
-- **Home disagreement to resolve at merge:** mod's note proposes lifting the audit-log
-  primitives into **`lib/guest/`**. Radar routing disagrees: a durable append-only log is
-  a **`persist-on-sx`** concern (the log facet already exists), not language-impl plumbing.
-  Hold the line — `lib/guest` is lexer/parser/AST/HM/test-runner, not an event log.
-- **Migration is becoming concrete:** new `host-persist` loop (worktree + tmux, pass 6)
-  is building the durable-storage host adapter persist was blocked on — once it lands,
-  acl/mod can actually swap to `persist/log`.
-- **LIVE REFERENCE EXEMPLAR (pass 9): `content` already does it right.** `content`
-  (Phase 2 complete, 162/162) built its op log directly on `persist/log` instead of
-  faking it — `content/lib/content/store.sx`: backend injected via `(persist/open)`
-  ("content knows nothing about which backend", :10); append op as event
-  `persist/append b (content/-stream doc-id) …` (:20); read `persist/read` (:36);
-  `persist/last-seq` (:47); **version = replay op stream up to a seq**
-  (filter `persist/event-seq ev <= seq`, :61). "The op log is the source of truth …
-  the materialised doc is a cache, never primary state."
-  This proves the W4 target is real, not hypothetical: acl + mod's hand-rolled
-  monotonic-seq logs should adopt exactly content's `persist/log` pattern.
-- **Consumer ledger of the append-only monotonic-seq event log (pass 11):**
-
-  | consumer | what | backing | note |
-  |---|---|---|---|
-  | content (`store.sx`) | doc op log | **persist/log ✓ live** | plain append + replay-to-seq |
-  | commerce (`ledger.sx`) | order ledger | **persist/log ✓ live** | `persist/append-once` — idempotent, webhook-replay-safe :40,58 |
-  | events (`booking.sx`) | booking roster | **persist/log ✓ live** | `persist/append-expect` — optimistic-concurrency CAS, capacity-safe, lock-free |
-  | acl (`audit.sx`) | decision log | in-memory fake (SX) | migrate directly when host adapter lands |
-  | mod (`audit.sx`) | decision log | in-memory fake (SX) | migrate directly |
-  | identity (`audit.sx`) | grant ledger | in-memory fake (**Erlang**) | `{Seq,Subject,Action}`; needs an **Erlang↔persist bridge** first — author scoped it out until persist lands ("queryable semantics identical") |
-
-- **Two takeaways:** (1) the pattern is **validated across domains** — CRDT doc ops,
-  financial orders, event bookings, rule decisions, OAuth grants all reduce to the same
-  append-only monotonic-seq stream; (2) migrating to `persist/log` is strictly *better*
-  than the fakes — persist exposes a **feature ladder the fakes don't have**:
-  `append` (content) → `append-once`/idempotency (commerce) → `append-expect`/optimistic-
-  concurrency (events). Every fake would have to reinvent a weaker version of these.
-  This is an **adoption** item (the home already exists), NOT a new extraction — owned by
-  persist/host-persist × each consumer loop. The SX fakes (acl, mod) migrate directly;
-  the Erlang fake (identity) is gated on an Erlang↔persist bridge.
-
-### W5 · Proof-tree explanation over a logic-program derivation
-- `acl/lib/acl/explain.sx` (reconstructs a canonical proof by goal-directed search over a
-  saturated Datalog db) and `mod/lib/mod/explain.sx` (renders a Prolog-style proof tree
-  goal-by-goal with proved/unproved marks + unification bindings) are the same *idea*.
-- **Missing / disposition:** only 2 consumers, and they sit on **different substrates**
-  (acl→`lib/datalog`, mod→`lib/prolog`). Proof reconstruction/rendering is logic-engine
-  machinery → it belongs in each **substrate** (datalog/prolog), not a shared app lib.
-  Watch; revisit only if a 3rd logic-backed subsystem reimplements proof explanation.
-- **Cross-loop note (pass 6):** mod's note calls `mod/proof-goals` (re-query-each-goal)
-  generic and proposes lifting it into **`lib/guest/`**. Radar caveat: proof-tree
-  reconstruction *is* engine-agnostic logic machinery, but `lib/guest` is for
-  lexer/parser/AST/HM/match/test-runner — a logic-engine proof helper is a poor fit there.
-  If genuinely shared by ≥3 engines, a `lib/logic`-style substrate helper is the better
-  home than `lib/guest`. Still 2 consumers → stays Watching either way.
-
----
-
-### W9 · Parent/child relationship tracking → the new `relations` subsystem (nascent)
-- **New subsystem (pass 28):** `relations` (loops/relations, Phase 1 — `schema.sx`+`api.sx`,
-  rel facts + `relate`/`unrelate`/`children`/`parents`/`related`, 22 tests). Per CLAUDE.md
-  it's the canonical "cross-domain parent/child relationship tracking."
-- **Why watch:** several subsystems already track parent/child *locally* — feed reply-to
-  threading (`thread`/`replies`), content nested block trees, events occurrence/RECURRENCE-ID
-  links. If `relations` becomes the shared home, those are candidate *delegators* (like
-  acl=authZ, persist=log). But it's **Phase 1, pre-Phase-2, moving target** — and each
-  local impl is currently domain-specific (different keys/semantics). Do NOT propose yet.
-  Re-check when relations is past Phase 2 AND ≥3 subsystems' relationship logic could
-  genuinely delegate to it. `artdag` also just spawned (nascent, 0 files) — tracking only.
-  (pass 32: `dream` + `maude` also spawned, nascent 0-files; `fed-prims` resumed.)
-- **Update pass 29:** relations rocketed to **Phase 4** (one gate — past Phase 2 — now met),
-  but it's building ITSELF out (schema/federation), **not yet being consumed** by anyone.
-  The blocker is the other gate: 0 subsystems currently *delegate* their parent/child logic
-  to it (feed/content/events still track locally). Watch for the first real delegation.
-  (artdag also raced to Phase 6 — these ports advance fast; treat committed state as truth.)
-
-### W8 · Durable externally-resumed orchestration on `lib/flow` (suspend→host-IO→resume)
-- **The shared shape:** a durable `flow` that `request`s an external action (a suspend
-  point), the **host** performs the IO, then `flow/resume`s the flow with the outcome;
-  flow's deterministic replay means a completed step never re-runs on recovery.
-- **Consumers (pass 24): 2 LIVE** (events delivery, commerce order saga).
-  - `events/lib/events/notify.sx` (**live**) — reminders/digests as durable flows;
-    suspend on delivery `dispatch`, resume with send outcome. At-least-once + idempotency key.
-  - `commerce` (**LIVE** as of pass 24 — "order lifecycle as a durable flow-on-sx flow,
-    21 tests, Phase 3 done") — order saga `(defflow ordf … (request 'reserve oid) … )`:
-    reserve→pay→fulfil as a flow, **payment stays suspended until the payment webhook calls
-    `flow/resume`**. Carries only the order-id; pure orchestration over `ledger.sx`.
-  - **Now 2 LIVE consumers** of the *same* pattern: long-running process, external resume
-    (delivery dispatch vs payment webhook). fed-sx/mod still roll their own outbox (watch
-    for convergence). Strengthens "lib/flow is the home"; still adoption, not extraction.
-- **Disposition:** `lib/flow` IS the abstraction (events proves it, commerce adopts it) →
-  this is an **adoption** observation like W4, NOT an extraction. Home = `lib/flow`.
-- **Flow-onboarding friction (light signal):** commerce's note logs real gotchas adopting
-  flow — `flow-make-env` returns a large likely-cyclic env (don't print it), env build is
-  slow (budget ~540s like flow's own suite). If ≥3 subsystems hit the same onboarding
-  gotchas, that's a signal to smooth `lib/flow`'s adopter API — flow's concern, flagged here.
-- **Name-collision caveat:** `notify.sx` means two unrelated things — `feed/notify.sx` is
-  a *read-side digest* (group inbox by verb+object), NOT delivery. Do not pair them.
-
-### W7 · Snapshot/projection-checkpoint reimplemented vs `persist/snapshot` (delegate)
-- `persist/lib/persist/snapshot.sx` already provides a **generic** projection checkpoint:
-  store `{:value :seq}` in the kv facet under a namespaced key; the headline property is
-  **snapshot + tail == full replay** (pure, clock-free).
-- `content/lib/content/snapshot.sx` **reimplements that same pattern on raw persist KV**
-  rather than delegating: `persist/kv-put b (content/-snap-key doc-id) {:doc … :seq seq}`
-  (:20), `persist/kv-has?`/`kv-get` (:27-28), and its own tail-replay (:53-59). It never
-  calls `persist/snapshot-*`. content's doc-materialisation *is* a projection fold over
-  its op stream — exactly what `persist/snapshot` checkpoints generically.
-- **Disposition:** persist-adoption nudge (like W4): content could delegate to
-  `persist/snapshot` (its projection = "fold ops → doc"), dropping the duplicated
-  KV+replay code. Home already exists → NOT an extraction; owned by content × persist
-  loops. Only 1 reinventor today; watch whether commerce/events/identity also hand-roll a
-  snapshot on raw KV instead of using the facet (would strengthen the nudge). NB timeline:
-  unclear if `persist/snapshot` predated content's — flag, don't blame.
-
-### W6 · Guarded lifecycle state machine (illegal transition = explicit error)
-- Recurs as a **design principle**, NOT a shared structure (found pass 10):
-  - `mod/lib/mod/lifecycle.sx` — pure SX: immutable case `{:state :error :history …}`,
-    explicit transition table `mod/lc-transitions` (:31), illegal transition returns the
-    case unchanged with `:error` set. States open→triaged→decided→appealed→final.
-  - `identity/lib/identity/membership.sx` — an **Erlang `gen_server`** fragment (identity
-    runs on erlang-on-sx): a `receive` loop with `case find(...) of … {error, St}` guards.
-    States none→pending→active→lapsed→revoked.
-- **Both share the guideline** ("invalid transitions are explicit errors, never silent
-  no-ops") but **implement it substrate-idiomatically** — SX transition-table over
-  immutable values vs an Erlang process loop with per-message case guards. Same W1/`api.sx`
-  trap: shared *idea*, divergent *structure*.
-- **Disposition:** not an extraction target — the FSM mechanism is ~10 substrate-specific
-  lines; the value is in each domain's state graph, not the plumbing. At most a **design
-  guideline** ("model lifecycle as a guarded FSM with explicit-error transitions"). Watch
-  whether commerce-checkout / events-booking add their own — if so it confirms the
-  *guideline*, still not a lib. Do not propose extracting a shared state-machine lib.
-
-## Rejected (considered, declined — do not re-propose)
-
-- **"Continuous auto-implementing abstractor loop."** Rejected at design time: an
-  agent writing across `lib/<x>/**` breaks the worktree isolation that makes the
-  fleet safe, and is rewarded for manufacturing premature/wrong abstractions. The
-  radar is read-only by design. (This file is the alternative.)
-- **Shared `api.sx` "public boundary" module (×6).** Rejected pass 4-5: every subsystem
-  has an `api.sx` (acl, feed, flow, mod, persist, search — a 100% filename match), but it
-  is a naming *convention for the public entry point*, not a shared structure. They
-  disagree on the most basic contract: acl/feed use **implicit module state**
-  (`acl/api.sx` "implicit current db", `feed/api.sx` "single mutable log") while
-  `persist/api.sx` threads an **explicit backend as every call's first arg**; flow's api
-  *builds a Scheme env*, search's api *concatenates a Haskell source string*, mod's is a
-  *lifecycle state-machine façade* (17 defs vs persist's 1). Same role, no common shape —
-  the W1 coincidental-resemblance trap. Do not re-propose on the filename.
-- **Shared `wire.sx` "serialization" module (×2).** Rejected pass 15: content + mod both
-  have a `wire.sx`, but `content/wire.sx` uses the **generic SX serializer**
-  (`serialize`/`parse`, full-fidelity round-trip) while `mod/wire.sx` is a **bespoke
-  versioned pipe-delimited line** (subset of fields, `split` hand-built over slice/len
-  because mod's Prolog-loaded env strips string prims). Shared role (wire format),
-  divergent structure + substrate constraint → not a candidate; the SX serializer is
-  already the shared tool for SX-substrate subsystems, and mod can't use it. (Same family
-  as the `api.sx` rejection above.)
-- **Dumping app-domain plumbing into `lib/guest`.** Rejected: `lib/guest` is for
-  language-implementation plumbing. App patterns route to acl/fed-sx/persist/
-  substrate/host instead (see the routing rule in the briefing).

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+# mod-on-sx loop agent (single agent, queue-driven)
+
+Role: iterates `plans/mod-on-sx.md` forever. **Moderation on Prolog** — reports,
+policy rules, decisions as backtracking proof search, audit trails, escalation
+state machine, federation. Where acl-sx asks "may this happen?", mod-sx asks
+"should this stay?" Sits on `lib/prolog/` (its test suite already green); adds a
+moderation-shaped vocabulary on top.
+
+```
+description: mod-on-sx queue loop
+subagent_type: general-purpose
+run_in_background: true
+isolation: worktree
+```
+
+## Prompt
+
+You are the sole background agent working `plans/mod-on-sx.md`. Isolated worktree
+`/root/rose-ash-loops/mod` on branch `loops/mod`, forever, one commit per feature.
+Push to `origin/loops/mod` after every commit. Never touch `main` or `architecture`.
+
+## Restart baseline — check before iterating
+
+1. Read `plans/mod-on-sx.md` — roadmap + Progress log.
+2. `ls lib/mod/` — pick up from the most advanced file.
+3. If `lib/mod/tests/*.sx` exist, run them via `bash lib/mod/conformance.sh`. Green
+   before new work.
+4. If `lib/mod/scoreboard.md` exists, that's your baseline.
+5. Read the `lib/prolog/` public API once — that's your substrate. The plan cites
+   `lib/prolog/prolog.sx` but that file does **not** exist; the real entry points
+   are `lib/prolog/runtime.sx`, `query.sx`, `compiler.sx`, `parser.sx`. Investigate
+   them (sx_find_all / grep for `(define ` heads) to learn how to assert facts and
+   run queries before writing any policy code.
+
+## The queue
+
+Phase order per `plans/mod-on-sx.md`:
+
+- **Phase 1** — report representation + simple policy (schema, defrule→clause,
+  `(decide id)` query, api). Tests: spam keyword → hide, repeated reports →
+  escalate, no rule → keep.
+- **Phase 2** — evidence accumulation + audit trail (proof tree from derivation,
+  append-only decision log, retrieval).
+- **Phase 3** — escalation + lifecycle state machine
+  (`:open → :triaged → :decided → :appealed → :final`), auto/human tiers, appeal.
+- **Phase 4** — federation (cross-instance reports, decision sharing, trust model,
+  revocation; mock fed-sx in tests).
+
+Within a phase, pick the checkbox that unlocks the most tests per effort.
+
+Every iteration: implement → test → commit → tick `[ ]` → Progress log → next.
+
+## Ground rules (hard)
+
+- **Scope:** only `lib/mod/**` and `plans/mod-on-sx.md`. Do **not** edit `spec/`,
+  `hosts/`, `shared/`, other `lib/<lang>/` dirs, `lib/stdlib.sx`, or `lib/` root.
+  May **import** from `lib/prolog/` only (its public API). Do **not** modify Prolog.
+- **NEVER call `sx_build`.** 600s watchdog. If the sx_server binary is broken →
+  Blockers entry, stop. Run tests by invoking the sx_server binary directly from a
+  conformance.sh (see how `lib/prolog/conformance.sh` drives it), pointing
+  `SX_SERVER` at `/root/rose-ash/hosts/ocaml/_build/default/bin/sx_server.exe`
+  (fresh worktrees have no `_build/`).
+- **Shared-file issues** → plan's Blockers with minimal repro; don't fix here.
+- **SX files:** `sx-tree` MCP tools ONLY. **They take `file:` not `path:`** — a
+  wrong key yields `Yojson Type_error("Expected string, got null")`, which looks
+  like a broken binary but is just a param mismatch. `sx_validate` after edits.
+  Path-based edits (`sx_replace_node`) count comment headers in their indices and
+  can clobber the wrong node — re-read after, or prefer `sx_write_file` for small
+  files. **Default to `sx_write_file` (rewrite the whole file) over path/pattern
+  edits** — these are small files and the rewrite always parses-before-writing.
+  `sx_insert_near` inserts only the FIRST top-level form of a multi-form source
+  (it silently drops the rest; byte count barely moves) — never use it to add a
+  block of forms; rewrite the file instead. `sx_replace_by_pattern` is fiddly to
+  match — don't fight it, just rewrite.
+- **Unicode in `.sx`:** raw UTF-8 only, never `\uXXXX` escapes.
+- **Commit granularity:** one feature per commit. Short factual messages
+  (`mod: spam-keyword policy rule → :hide + 6 tests`). Push to `origin/loops/mod`.
+- **Plan file:** update Progress log (newest first) + tick boxes every commit.
+
+## mod-specific gotchas
+
+- **Decisions are proofs, not booleans.** A decision should carry *why* — the
+  matching rule / derivation — so Phase 2's audit trail can persist it. Design the
+  Phase-1 `decide` return shape with that in mind (don't return a bare keyword you
+  later have to retrofit).
+- **Policy chains backtrack.** Order matters: first matching rule wins. Make rule
+  precedence explicit and deterministic (tests will depend on it). A "no rule
+  matched" outcome must be a real, testable result (`:keep`), not a query failure
+  you forget to handle.
+- **You may lean on backtracking and cut.** The substrate is full Prolog —
+  `pl-query-all` gives every proven clause (use it for "strictest-wins" or
+  multi-match analysis), `pl-query-one` gives the first (clause order = precedence).
+  Cut (`!`) and the other control constructs are available if you need to prune
+  alternatives inside a body, but for rule precedence prefer plain clause ordering
+  resolved by `pl-query-one` — it's the clean, testable default. Don't hand-roll
+  precedence in SX when the engine's backtracking already gives it to you.
+- **Negative decisions need closed-world care.** "No evidence of violation" vs
+  "evidence absent" differ. Be explicit about negation-as-failure where you use it.
+  In this substrate, negation is the **functor** `not(Goal)` / `\+(Goal)` — the
+  prefix `\+ Goal` operator does **not** parse. Unknown predicates *fail* (no
+  existence error), so a report lacking some fact safely falls through a rule that
+  references it. Quote user-data atoms (`'foo-bar'`) — a bare hyphen is the minus
+  operator and will misparse.
+- **Loaded-env strips the high-level string prims.** After the prolog preloads are
+  loaded, the eval env loses `includes?`, `chars`, `str-join`, `keyword` and
+  friends — they are **undefined** (a function calling one fails only when called,
+  often mid-test-load, looking like a mystery crash). Only the set the Prolog
+  tokenizer itself uses survives: `slice`, `len`, `nth`, `=`, `join` (sep first:
+  `(join sep list)`), `downcase`, `map`, `reduce`, `append`/`append!`, `when`,
+  `cond`, `if`, `let`, `begin`, `get`, `dict-get`, `keys`, `empty?`, `first`,
+  `reverse`, `+`, `-`, `<`, `<=`. Build substring search yourself over `slice`/
+  `len` (see `mod/str-contains?`). Treat `not`, `and`, `or`, `>` as suspect in
+  guest code unless you've confirmed them — nest `if`/`when` and use `(< a b)`.
+- **Lifecycle state is separate from policy.** Keep the state machine (Phase 3) as
+  an SX module over the engine, not tangled into Prolog rules.
+- **Federation trust is advisory by default.** A peer's decision only binds locally
+  when `(trust peer :mod)` holds; otherwise it's a suggestion. Don't auto-apply.
+
+## General gotchas (all loops)
+
+- SX `do` = R7RS iteration. Use `begin` for multi-expr sequences.
+- `cond`/`when`/`let` clauses evaluate only the last expr — wrap multiples in `begin`.
+- `let` is parallel, not sequential — nest `let`s when a binding references an earlier one.
+- `env-bind!` creates a binding; `env-set!` mutates an existing one (walks scope chain).
+- `sx_validate` after every structural edit.
+- Namespace-prefix all guest helpers (`mod/...`) — short/host-colliding names
+  (`bind`, `conj`, `name`) get silently shadowed or hang the runtime.
+
+## Style
+
+- No comments in `.sx` unless non-obvious.
+- No new planning docs — update `plans/mod-on-sx.md` inline.
+- Short, factual commit messages.
+- One feature per iteration. Commit. Log. Push. Next.
+
+Go. Start by reading the plan; find the first unchecked `[ ]`; implement it.

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-# abstraction-radar loop agent (read-only scout)
-
-Role: continuously scan **all** rose-ash subsystems for genuine abstraction /
-deduplication opportunities and maintain a ranked, evidence-backed backlog at
-`plans/abstractions.md`. You are a **scout, not an implementer** — you detect and
-document; you never refactor across subsystems.
-
-```
-description: abstraction-radar (read-only scout)
-subagent_type: general-purpose
-run_in_background: true
-isolation: worktree
-```
-
-## Prompt
-
-You are the sole background agent on branch `loops/radar`, worktree
-`/root/rose-ash-loops/radar`, forever. Self-paced. Your ONLY writes are to
-`plans/abstractions.md` (and, rarely, refining this briefing). Push to
-`origin/loops/radar` after each update. Never touch `main` or `architecture`.
-
-## The one hard rule: you do NOT edit `lib/**` — ever
-
-You read across every subsystem and write findings to `plans/abstractions.md`.
-You do **not** implement abstractions, migrate code, or edit any `lib/<x>/**`
-file in any worktree. Implementation is a separate, coordinated, human-triggered
-step — proposing well is your whole job. An abstractor that writes across
-subsystems would collide with the very isolation that keeps the other loops safe;
-that is exactly why you are read-only.
-
-## Dynamic discovery — re-enumerate every iteration, never hardcode
-
-The set of subsystems grows as new loops are spawned. Each iteration, rebuild the
-list from the filesystem + tmux so newly-added subsystems are automatically in
-scope:
-
-1. `ls -d /root/rose-ash-loops/*/` — every loop worktree. For a worktree named `X`,
-   its in-flight subsystem is `lib/X/` **inside that worktree**
-   (`/root/rose-ash-loops/X/lib/X/`) — that's the current, possibly-uncommitted
-   state. Read it there, not from your own worktree.
-2. `ls -d /root/rose-ash/lib/*/` — subsystems merged into / dormant on the main repo
-   (e.g. `feed` once merged, the language substrates `apl`/`haskell`/`prolog`/…).
-3. `tmux ls` — which subsystems are actively looping right now (affects whether a
-   candidate's consumers are "stable" — see the gate).
-
-Treat the union as your scan surface. When a `commerce` or `identity` loop appears
-later, step 1 picks it up with no change to you. Note in `abstractions.md` the
-date and the subsystem set you scanned, so drift is visible.
-
-## The AHA gate — before ANY candidate goes in the backlog as "proposed"
-
-"Avoid Hasty Abstractions." A wrong shared abstraction is far costlier than the
-duplication it replaces. A candidate may be listed as **proposed** only if ALL hold:
-
-- **≥3 real consumers** (not 2 — three independent uses). Fewer → log it under
-  "Watching" with its consumer count, do not propose.
-- **All consumers past Phase 2 and API-stable.** If a consumer's loop is mid-flight
-  and its interfaces are still moving (`tmux ls` shows it active + its plan has
-  unchecked early-phase boxes), the pattern is a moving target → "Watching."
-- **Structurally identical, not superficially similar.** Show the shared shape with
-  file:line evidence from each consumer. Coincidental resemblance is the #1 trap.
-- **It has a natural home.** And that home is usually **not** `lib/guest` — see the
-  routing rule below.
-
-Anything failing a gate goes under **Watching** (with what's missing) or
-**Rejected** (with why), never silently dropped — so it isn't re-proposed each pass.
-
-## Routing rule — most patterns do NOT belong in lib/guest
-
-`lib/guest` is for **language-implementation plumbing** (lexer/parser/AST/HM/match/
-test-runner), and it has its own consumer-gated roadmap. App-subsystem patterns
-almost always have a better home — route, don't dump:
-
-| Pattern kind | Home (not lib/guest) |
-|---|---|
-| per-viewer visibility / permission filter | `acl-on-sx` (delegate to `permit?`) |
-| federation scaffold (merge/ingest/backfill/trust) | `fed-sx` |
-| durable store / event log / kv | `persist-on-sx` |
-| collection math (group-by, dedupe, stable top-N) | the substrate (APL/Haskell/…) |
-| HTTP/handler/middleware plumbing | `host-on-sx` |
-| conformance/test harness | `lib/guest` (the one real exception — `test-runner.sx` + the shared driver live there) |
-
-If a pattern's home is one of the subsystems, the recommended **action** is "adopt
-/ delegate there," and the work belongs to that subsystem's own loop (in its
-scope), not to a cross-cutting change.
-
-## Each iteration
-
-1. Re-discover the subsystem set (above). Record it + the date in `abstractions.md`.
-2. Pick ONE thread: either deep-dive a "Watching" candidate to gather file:line
-   evidence and re-test its gates, or sweep for a new recurring shape across the
-   current set.
-3. Update `plans/abstractions.md`: move items between Watching / Proposed /
-   In-progress (owned by a subsystem loop) / Done / Rejected, with evidence.
-4. Keep it ranked by (consumers × effort-saved ÷ risk). Short, factual.
-5. Commit (`radar: <one-line finding>`) and push to `origin/loops/radar`.
-
-Do not invent work to look busy: if a pass finds nothing that clears the gate,
-record "scanned N subsystems on <date>, no new candidates cleared the gate" and
-stop until next iteration. Empty passes are a valid, honest result.
-
-## Gotchas
-
-- SX files: `sx-tree` MCP tools take `file:` not `path:`. But you mostly READ —
-  prefer `sx_find_across`, `sx_comp_usage`, `sx_comp_list`, `sx_summarise`, plus
-  `Grep`/`Glob`/`Bash` for cross-worktree scanning.
-- `plans/abstractions.md` is a `.md` — edit it with normal Write/Edit, not sx-tree.
-- Never run `sx_build`. You don't build anything; you read.
-
-## Style
-
-- Evidence over assertion: every claim cites file:line in ≥3 consumers.
-- Honest empty passes. Rejected items stay rejected with a reason.
-- One finding per commit. Update. Push. Next.
-
-Go. Read `plans/abstractions.md` (seeded), re-discover the subsystem set, and
-advance the highest-value thread.

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-# commerce-on-sx: Catalog, cart, pricing & orders on miniKanren
-
-> **DRAFT outline.** The revenue vertical. Depends on `persist-on-sx` (durable
-> orders) and `flow-on-sx` (checkout as a durable flow). Don't start before
-> persist-on-sx Phase 1 is green.
-
-rose-ash's revenue engine — market (catalog), cart (checkout), orders (SumUp
-payment, reconciliation) — has no SX subsystem. The hard part of commerce isn't
-CRUD; it's **pricing**: discounts, bundles, tax, membership rates, promotions that
-stack (or don't). These are relations, and a relational engine can run them in
-multiple directions — forward ("what's the total?") and backward ("what promo code
-yields this total?", "which line item triggered the discount?").
-
-That's a miniKanren fit. Pricing/promotion rules are relational; cart and order
-*lifecycle* (reserve → pay → fulfil → reconcile) is a durable `flow`; the order
-ledger is a `persist` stream. Commerce is the first real **composition** subsystem.
-
-End-state: a catalog model, a relational pricing/promotion engine, a cart with
-deterministic totals, and an order lifecycle flow with payment-webhook
-reconciliation — all auditable via the event log.
-
-## Status (rolling)
-
-`bash lib/commerce/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Scope:** only `lib/commerce/**` and `plans/commerce-on-sx.md`. May **import**
-  from `lib/minikanren/`, and (once they exist) `lib/persist/` + `lib/flow/`. Do not
-  edit substrates.
-- **Architecture:** prices/promotions are miniKanren relations over catalog facts;
-  a cart total is a *deterministic* query result (first solution under a fixed rule
-  order). Order lifecycle is a `flow` that suspends at the payment IO boundary.
-  Money is integer minor units — never floats.
-- **Determinism:** promotion stacking must have explicit, tested precedence;
-  totals must be reproducible from the cart + catalog snapshot.
-- **Commits:** one feature per commit. Progress log + tick boxes.
-
-## Architecture sketch
-
-```
-Catalog + cart                          Total / order
-  product(id,price,tags)                  {:subtotal :discounts :tax :total}
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/commerce/catalog.sx                 lib/commerce/price.sx
-  — product / variant / stock facts       — miniKanren pricing relations
-        │                                  — promo stacking, membership rates
-        ▼                                       ▲
-lib/commerce/cart.sx                    lib/commerce/order.sx  (flow + store)
-  — line items, quantities                — reserve→pay→fulfil→reconcile
-        │                                  — SumUp webhook = flow resume
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/commerce/api.sx ── (commerce/add) (commerce/total) (commerce/checkout) ──┘
-```
-
-## Phase 1 — Catalog + cart + deterministic totals
-- [ ] `catalog.sx` — product/variant/stock as facts
-- [ ] `cart.sx` — line items, add/remove/qty
-- [ ] `price.sx` — base pricing relation, subtotal; tax
-- [ ] `api.sx` + tests + scoreboard + conformance.sh
-
-## Phase 2 — Promotions (relational)
-- [ ] promo rules: percentage, fixed, bundle, member rate
-- [ ] explicit stacking precedence; "best price" backward query
-- [ ] tests: stacking order, mutually-exclusive promos, member vs guest
-
-## Phase 3 — Order lifecycle (flow + store)
-- [ ] order flow: reserve stock → await payment → fulfil
-- [ ] payment webhook resumes the suspended flow
-- [ ] order ledger as a `persist` stream; idempotent reconciliation
-
-## Phase 4 — Reconciliation + federation
-- [ ] mismatch detection (paid≠ordered) as queries over the ledger
-- [ ] cross-instance catalog (federated marketplace) — out-of-scope stub
-- [ ] tests: webhook replay, partial refund, double-charge guard
-
-## Progress log
-(loop fills this in)
-
-## Blockers
-(loop fills this in)

plans/content-on-sx.md

@@ -1,82 +0,0 @@
-# content-on-sx: Documents, blocks & collaborative editing on Smalltalk
-
-> **DRAFT outline.** The CMS vertical — blog, WYSIWYG editor, Ghost sync. Depends
-> on `persist-on-sx` (document history as an event log). Ghost/CMS sync stays a thin
-> external adapter (Python/FFI) until a native replacement exists.
-
-rose-ash's `blog` domain is content management: a block-based WYSIWYG editor,
-navigation, Ghost CMS sync. A document is a tree of live blocks; editing is a
-stream of operations; collaboration needs conflict-free merge. That is an object
-model — blocks are objects, edits are messages, and a document is the object graph
-responding to them. Smalltalk's "everything is an object responding to messages"
-maps directly to a block/WYSIWYG model, and a semilattice (CRDT) merge keeps
-concurrent edits conflict-free.
-
-End-state: a Smalltalk-on-SX document model (typed blocks, structural ops),
-operation log + CRDT merge for collaborative editing, versioning/history via the
-event store, and a render boundary to HTML/SX. External CMS (Ghost) sync is an
-injected adapter, not core.
-
-## Status (rolling)
-
-`bash lib/content/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Scope:** only `lib/content/**` and `plans/content-on-sx.md`. May **import**
-  from `lib/smalltalk/`, and (once it exists) `lib/persist/`. Do not edit substrates.
-- **Architecture:** a document is an ordered tree of blocks (objects); an edit is a
-  message (`insert`/`update`/`move`/`delete`); concurrent edits merge via a
-  commutative (CRDT/semilattice) operation so order doesn't matter. History is the
-  `persist` event stream; any version is a replay.
-- **Determinism:** merge must be commutative + idempotent (test: apply ops in any
-  order / twice → same document).
-- **Commits:** one feature per commit. Progress log + tick boxes.
-
-## Architecture sketch
-
-```
-Edit op                                 Rendered document
-  (insert block after id) ...             HTML / SX tree
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/content/block.sx                    lib/content/render.sx
-  — typed blocks as objects               — block tree → HTML/SX
-  — heading/text/image/embed              — (reuses SX render boundary)
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/content/doc.sx                      lib/content/merge.sx
-  — ordered block tree                    — CRDT/semilattice op merge
-  — apply op, structural moves            — concurrent-edit reconciliation
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/content/api.sx ── (content/edit) (content/render) (content/history) ──┐
-        │                                                                  │
-        ├── op log + versions → persist                                      │
-        └── Ghost/CMS sync  → injected external adapter (thin, non-core) ──┘
-```
-
-## Phase 1 — Block document model
-- [ ] `block.sx` — typed block objects
-- [ ] `doc.sx` — ordered tree, apply edit op, structural moves
-- [ ] `render.sx` — block tree → HTML/SX
-- [ ] `api.sx` + tests + scoreboard + conformance.sh
-
-## Phase 2 — Op log + versioning
-- [ ] edit ops as `persist` events; replay to any version
-- [ ] `(content/history doc)`, diff between versions
-
-## Phase 3 — Collaborative merge (CRDT)
-- [ ] commutative/idempotent op merge
-- [ ] concurrent-edit tests (any order, double-apply → identical)
-
-## Phase 4 — External sync + federation
-- [ ] Ghost/CMS sync via injected adapter (import/export)
-- [ ] federated documents (peer-authored blocks) — trust-gated stub
-- [ ] tests: round-trip import/export, conflict on concurrent external edit
-
-## Progress log
-(loop fills this in)
-
-## Blockers
-(loop fills this in)

plans/events-on-sx.md

@@ -1,81 +0,0 @@
-# events-on-sx: Calendar, ticketing & notification delivery on Datalog
-
-> **DRAFT outline.** The events vertical + the shared notification-delivery edge.
-> Depends on `persist-on-sx` (bookings ledger) and `flow-on-sx` (reminders, retrying
-> delivery). Pairs with `commerce-on-sx` for paid tickets.
-
-rose-ash's `events` domain is calendar + ticketing: recurring events, availability,
-capacity, bookings. Scheduling is constraint reasoning — "is this slot free given
-recurrence, capacity, and the attendee's other bookings?" — which is rule
-evaluation over facts. Datalog expresses availability, recurrence expansion, and
-capacity as rules; a booking is a transaction; reminders and digests are durable
-`flow`s. Notification *delivery* (email/push) — needed here and by `feed/notify` —
-is folded in as an injected transport, extractable later.
-
-End-state: a Datalog-on-SX events layer with recurrence expansion, availability +
-capacity rules, transactional booking, and a flow-driven notification dispatcher
-(reminders, digests, retries) over an injected transport.
-
-## Status (rolling)
-
-`bash lib/events/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Scope:** only `lib/events/**` and `plans/events-on-sx.md`. May **import** from
-  `lib/datalog/`, and (once they exist) `lib/persist/` + `lib/flow/`. Do not edit
-  substrates.
-- **Architecture:** events/availability/capacity are Datalog facts + rules;
-  recurrence expands to occurrence facts within a window; a booking checks rules
-  then appends a `persist` event (idempotent, capacity-safe). Notifications are flows
-  that suspend on transport IO and retry on failure.
-- **Determinism:** recurrence expansion + availability must be reproducible for a
-  fixed window + ruleset; capacity checks must be race-safe (no overbooking).
-- **Commits:** one feature per commit. Progress log + tick boxes.
-
-## Architecture sketch
-
-```
-Event + booking                         Result
-  event(id,start,rrule,capacity)          {:booked | :full | :conflict} + reminders
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/events/calendar.sx                  lib/events/availability.sx
-  — event facts, recurrence (RRULE)       — free/busy + capacity rules (Datalog)
-  — expand occurrences in window                │
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/events/booking.sx                   lib/events/notify.sx   (flow)
-  — transactional, capacity-safe          — reminders / digests, retry on fail
-  — bookings → persist ledger               — injected transport (email/push)
-        │                                       │
-        ▼                                       ▼
-lib/events/api.sx ── (events/schedule) (events/book) (events/agenda) ──────┘
-```
-
-## Phase 1 — Calendar + recurrence
-- [ ] `calendar.sx` — event facts, RRULE expansion in a window
-- [ ] `availability.sx` — free/busy rules
-- [ ] `api.sx` + tests + scoreboard + conformance.sh
-
-## Phase 2 — Ticketing + booking
-- [ ] capacity rules; transactional booking → `persist` (no overbooking)
-- [ ] paid tickets compose with `commerce` order flow
-- [ ] tests: capacity edge, double-book guard, conflict detection
-
-## Phase 3 — Notification delivery (flow)
-- [ ] `notify.sx` — reminder/digest flows over injected transport
-- [ ] retry/backoff on transport failure (flow suspend/resume)
-- [ ] tests: delivery success, retry path, idempotent re-send
-- [ ] NOTE: shared with `feed/notify` — candidate for later extraction to a
-  `delivery-on-sx` once a second consumer is real
-
-## Phase 4 — Federation
-- [ ] cross-instance events (peer calendar) — trust-gated stub
-- [ ] tests: federated agenda merge
-
-## Progress log
-(loop fills this in)
-
-## Blockers
-(loop fills this in)

plans/feed-on-sx.md

@@ -14,7 +14,7 @@ APL, ACL visibility filtering via `lib/acl/`, federation via fed-sx.
 
 ## Status (rolling)
 
-`bash lib/feed/conformance.sh` → **189/189** (Phases 1–4 + TF-IDF, notifications, home, smart-dedupe, trending, mute, pagination, threading)
+`bash lib/feed/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
 
 ## Ground rules
 
@@ -59,118 +59,47 @@ lib/feed/api.sx           lib/feed/fed.sx
 
 ## Phase 1 — Stream model + basic ops
 
-- [x] `lib/feed/normalize.sx` — activity record schema; coerce arbitrary inputs
+- [ ] `lib/feed/normalize.sx` — activity record schema; coerce arbitrary inputs
-- [x] `lib/feed/stream.sx` — APL vector representation; filter by predicate; sort by
+- [ ] `lib/feed/stream.sx` — APL vector representation; filter by predicate; sort by
   `:at`; take N (`↑`); reverse (`⌽`)
-- [x] `lib/feed/api.sx` — `(feed/post activity)`, `(feed/all)`
+- [ ] `lib/feed/api.sx` — `(feed/post activity)`, `(feed/all)`
-- [x] `lib/feed/tests/basic.sx` — 30 cases: normalize defaults, filter, sort, take, api
+- [ ] `lib/feed/tests/basic.sx` — 15+ cases: post, query, filter, sort
-- [x] `lib/feed/scoreboard.{json,md}`
+- [ ] `lib/feed/scoreboard.{json,md}`
-- [x] `lib/feed/conformance.sh`
+- [ ] `lib/feed/conformance.sh`
 
 ## Phase 2 — Fanout via outer product
 
-- [x] follower graph: `followers user → vector of user ids` (`feed/follow-graph`,
+- [ ] follower graph: `followers user → vector of user ids`
-  `feed/followers`; graph = `{followee -> (followers)}` dict)
+- [ ] fanout: activities `∘.×` followers → matrix `(activity, follower)` pairs
-- [x] fanout: activities `∘.×` audience → matrix via `apl-outer feed/-mk-event`
+- [ ] flatten to inbox events vector
-- [x] flatten to inbox events vector (`feed/-flatten` rank-2 → rank-1)
+- [ ] dedupe — group by `(actor, verb, object)` collapse to one inbox event per
-- [x] dedupe — `feed/dedupe-inbox` by `(to, actor, verb, object)`; also
+  receiver
-  `feed/dedupe-activities` `(actor verb object)` and `feed/dedupe-collapse`
+- [ ] `lib/feed/tests/fanout.sx` — 20+ cases: small graph, mutual follow, popular
-  `(verb object)` for cross-actor likes
+  actor (high-fanout), cross-post dedupe
-- [x] `lib/feed/tests/fanout.sx` — 29 cases: small graph, mutual follow, star
-  (high-fanout), empty graph, unfollowed actor, cross-post dedupe
 
 ## Phase 3 — Aggregation + ranking
 
-- [x] group-by — `feed/group-by`/`feed/group-count` key-reduce; `feed/by-actor-day`
+- [ ] group-by — `(actor, day) → count` via key-reduce
-  buckets `(actor, day)` via `feed/day` (string-joined keys)
+- [ ] velocity score — recent activity count over window
-- [x] velocity score — `feed/velocity` counts actor's activities in `(at-window, at]`
+- [ ] recency score — decay by age
-- [x] recency score — `feed/recency` half-life decay `0.5^(age/hl)`
+- [ ] composite rank — weighted sum of components
-- [x] composite rank — `feed/composite` weighted sum of `(weight scorer)` parts
+- [ ] top-N per timeline
-- [x] top-N per timeline — `feed/top` = rank then take
+- [ ] `lib/feed/tests/rank.sx` — 20+ cases: ranking stable on tie, decay shape,
-- [x] `lib/feed/tests/rank.sx` — 24 cases: decay shape, velocity burst, stable
+  per-user weighting
-  tie-break, top-N, composite
 
 ## Phase 4 — Visibility filter + federation
 
-`lib/acl/` and fed-sx don't exist yet and are out of scope (import `lib/apl/`
+- [ ] ACL filter — each candidate activity passed through `(acl/permit? viewer :read
-only), so ACL/transport are injected: `permit?`, `remote?`, `send-fn`, `fetch-fn`
+  activity)`
-are function parameters. Real acl-sx / fed-sx wire in at the call site unchanged.
+- [ ] fed-sx outbound — local `feed/post` fans out to remote followers' inboxes
-
+- [ ] fed-sx inbound — peer activities arrive at local inbox
-- [x] ACL filter — `feed/visible stream viewer permit?`; default `feed/permit-acl?`
+- [ ] backfill on subscribe — request peer history, merge into local stream
-  reads `:visible-to` allowlist (+ author-sees-own); per-viewer, never cached
+- [ ] `lib/feed/tests/integration.sx` — federated timeline with ACL applied
-- [x] fed-sx outbound — `feed/federate`/`feed/deliver` fan out then partition
-  local vs remote inboxes; remote events handed to injected `send-fn`
-- [x] fed-sx inbound — `feed/inbound` normalizes + `feed/ingest` dedupes peer
-  activities into the local stream
-- [x] backfill on subscribe — `feed/backfill local fetch-fn peer-id`
-- [x] `lib/feed/tests/integration.sx` — 22 cases incl. end-to-end
-  `feed/timeline` (federated → ACL for viewer → recency rank → top-N)
 
 ## Progress log
 
-- **Phase 1 done (30/30).** Stream = APL rank-1 array whose ravel holds activity
+(loop fills this in)
-  dicts. `normalize.sx` (record schema + accessors), `stream.sx` (filter via `/`
-  compress, sort via `⍋` grade-up [stable], take via `↑`, reverse via `⌽`,
-  by-actor/verb/object/since predicates), `api.sx` (mutable log: post/all/reset!/size).
-  Substrate: `apl-compress`, `apl-grade-up`, `apl-take`, `apl-reverse`, `make-array`.
-  Grade-up returns 1-based indices (⎕IO=1), is stable on ties → deterministic sort.
-- **Phase 2 done (59/59 total).** `fanout.sx` (graph + `apl-outer` showcase),
-  `dedupe.sx` (per-key dedupe, first-wins stable). Key APL gotcha: `scalar?` is
-  true for ANY dict and `disclose` nils a non-array dict, so an apl-outer combiner
-  MUST `enclose` its event dict — apl-outer discloses it back intact. `apl-unique`
-  preserves first-occurrence order; dict `keys` order is NOT stable, so
-  `feed/audience` sorts (else recipient ordering flakes). `apl-compress` needs a
-  rank-1 array, so the (activity×follower) matrix is flattened to its ravel before
-  the edge-guard filter.
-- **Phase 3 done (83/83 total).** `aggregate.sx` (group-by/count, day buckets) +
-  `rank.sx` (recency/velocity/engagement scorers, composite, top-N). `sort` is
-  single-arg ascending only — no comparator — so ranking uses a stable two-pass
-  `apl-grade-down` (by :at desc, then by score desc) for deterministic tie-breaks.
-  Dict keys must be strings, so composite group keys are string-joined ("actor#day").
-- **Phase 4 done (105/105 total).** `acl.sx` (per-viewer `feed/visible`,
-  `feed/timeline` capstone) + `fed.sx` (merge/ingest/inbound/backfill/federate/
-  deliver). ACL/transport are dependency-injected (permit?/remote?/send-fn/fetch-fn)
-  since lib/acl + fed-sx don't exist. `feed/normalize` now MERGEs defaults over the
-  raw dict (was projecting to 5 keys) so extra metadata (:visible-to, peer fields)
-  survives — matches the "flexible bag" principle.
 
-## Roadmap is complete (all 4 phases). Possible follow-ups:
+## Blockers
 
-- Wire real acl-sx once `lib/acl/` exists (swap injected `permit?`).
+(loop fills this in)
-- Wire real fed-sx transport (swap `send-fn`/`fetch-fn`).
-- [x] TF-IDF over `:tags` for content ranking — `content.sx`: `feed/tag-df`,
-  `feed/tag-idf` (log N/df), `feed/tfidf-score`, `feed/by-relevance`; 15 tests.
-  Composes as a scorer with rank.sx. (120/120 total.)
-- [x] Notification feed (verb-filtered, per-recipient) — `notify.sx`:
-  `feed/notifications`, `feed/notify-verbs`, `feed/notify-digest` (collapses
-  "X, Y liked Z" by (verb,object), sorted-deterministic); 8 tests. (128/128 total.)
-- [x] **Capstone** `feed/home` — the whole pipeline as one line: fanout ∘ inbox ∘
-  dedupe ∘ ACL ∘ rank ∘ take (`home.sx`); 6 tests incl. per-viewer ACL + cross-post
-  dedupe. (134/134 total.)
-- [x] Per-verb dedupe rules (briefing gotcha #3) — `feed/dedupe-smart` /
-  `feed/smart-key`: reactions (like/follow/boost/...) collapse cross-actor on
-  (verb,object); posts stay distinct per actor. `feed/collapse-verbs` is
-  rebindable policy; 9 tests. (143/143 total.)
-- [x] Trending — `feed/trending` / `feed/trending-actors`: objects/actors ranked
-  by activity count in a recency window, count-desc with key-asc tiebreak
-  (`trending.sx`); 11 tests. (154/154 total.)
-- [x] Mute/block — `feed/mute-actors` / `feed/mute-tags` / `feed/mute-objects` /
-  `feed/apply-prefs`: viewer-controlled per-request filtering (complements ACL's
-  author-controlled visibility) (`mute.sx`); 9 tests. (163/163 total.)
-- [x] Pagination — `feed/page`/`feed/page-count` (offset) + `feed/before`/
-  `feed/after`/`feed/page-before`/`feed/next-cursor` (cursor by :at, stable under
-  inserts) (`page.sx`); 14 tests. (177/177 total.)
-- [x] Threading — `feed/replies`/`feed/reply-count`/`feed/thread`/
-  `feed/thread-objects`/`feed/thread-size`: conversation closure over `:reply-to`
-  (transitive fixpoint), chronological (`thread.sx`); 12 tests. (189/189 total.)
-
-(none)
-
-## Notes for next iteration
-
-- sx-tree MCP tools take `file:` NOT `path:` (CLAUDE.md is stale). Wrong key →
-  `Yojson Type_error("Expected string, got null")`. Looks like a broken binary, isn't.
-- sx_server binary lives in main repo: `/root/rose-ash/hosts/ocaml/_build/default/bin/sx_server.exe`
-  (worktree has no `_build`). conformance.sh already points there with relative fallback.
-- Phase 2 substrate verified available: `apl-outer` (∘.×), `apl-member` (∊),
-  `apl-unique`, `apl-iota` (1-based).

plans/host-on-sx.md

@@ -1,100 +0,0 @@
-# host-on-sx: The SX web host — off Quart, onto the kernel (Dream-bound)
-
-> **DRAFT outline.** The integration boundary that turns the subsystem libraries
-> into running services, and the strangler path off Python/Quart. This is the
-> dependency hub — it imports every subsystem. Decision recorded below: native
-> server + SXTP **now**, `dream-on-sx` framework layer **next**, Python only at the
-> external-integration edges.
-
-The subsystems (`feed`, `search`, `acl`, `mod`, `flow`, `commerce`, `identity`,
-`content`, `events`) are libraries. Something has to receive an HTTP request, route
-it, call the right subsystem, and serialize the response. Today that's Python/Quart
-— the one large non-SX component in the stack: separate runtime, deploy, and
-failure mode. The goal is to move the web/host/domain layer onto the SX substrate
-and retire Quart, **incrementally (strangler-fig), never big-bang.**
-
-This is already underway: a native OCaml HTTP server is live in prod on
-`sx.rose-ash.com` (~3ms cached, ~323 req/s, ~2MB RSS), `defhandler`/`defpage`
-exist, and a partial **SXTP** protocol is specced. That is the unblocked near-term
-host — no `ocaml-on-sx` dependency.
-
-## Two layers, two timelines
-
-1. **Now (unblocked): native server + SXTP adapter + SX handlers.** Route rose-ash
-   endpoints onto the SX host one at a time. Each migrated endpoint is an SX
-   handler dispatching to a subsystem; Quart proxies the rest until cut over.
-2. **Next: `dream-on-sx` as the framework layer.** Dream gives Quart-grade
-   ergonomics — typed routing, middleware stacks, sessions, CSRF. It is gated on
-   `ocaml-on-sx` Phases 1–5 + minimal stdlib. **This plan is the concrete target
-   user that un-parks `dream-on-sx`** (see `plans/dream-on-sx.md`): "the subsystems
-   need an HTTP front door" is the real feature pulling Dream. Until then, do not
-   block migration on Dream — the native server is sufficient.
-3. **Always: Python only at the edges.** External integrations — SumUp payments,
-   Ghost CMS, ActivityPub crypto, IPFS/Kubo — ride Python libraries today. They
-   stay as thin injected adapters (Python/FFI) behind subsystem interfaces until
-   native replacements exist. "Drop Quart" ≠ "drop every line of Python."
-
-## Status (rolling)
-
-`bash lib/host/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Scope:** `lib/host/**` and `plans/host-on-sx.md`. May **import** every subsystem
-  + the kernel's server/SXTP surface. Do **not** edit `spec/`, `hosts/`, `shared/`,
-  or subsystem internals — wire to their public APIs only. Host-primitive / server
-  changes belong in `hosts/` (out of scope) → Blockers.
-- **Architecture:** a route maps (method, path) → handler; a handler is an SX fn
-  `request -> response` that calls subsystem APIs; middleware is composed handlers
-  (auth via `identity`, permission via `acl`, mute via subsystem prefs). SXTP is the
-  wire format between host and subsystem-as-service.
-- **Migration discipline:** each endpoint moved must be behavior-equivalent to its
-  Quart original (golden-response test before flip). Keep a migration ledger.
-- **Commits:** one feature per commit. Progress log + tick boxes.
-
-## Architecture sketch
-
-```
-HTTP request                            HTTP response
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-native OCaml http server (prod)  ──────►  lib/host/router.sx
-   (hosts/ — out of scope)                  — (method,path) → handler
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/host/middleware.sx                  lib/host/handler.sx
-  — auth(identity) ∘ acl ∘ mute ∘ ...     — request → subsystem call → response
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/host/sxtp.sx                        subsystem APIs (feed/search/commerce/…)
-  — wire format, host↔service             — called via public interfaces
-        │
-        └── external edges: SumUp / Ghost / AP / IPFS  → injected Python/FFI adapters
-```
-
-## Phase 1 — Router + handler + one real endpoint
-- [ ] `router.sx` — route table, (method,path) match
-- [ ] `handler.sx` — request/response model, subsystem dispatch
-- [ ] migrate ONE read endpoint (e.g. a feed timeline) end-to-end, golden test
-- [ ] `conformance.sh` + scoreboard
-
-## Phase 2 — Middleware + SXTP
-- [ ] `middleware.sx` — composable auth/acl/mute/error layers
-- [ ] `sxtp.sx` — host↔subsystem wire format (align with existing spec)
-- [ ] migrate a write endpoint (auth + permission + action)
-
-## Phase 3 — Strangler migration ledger
-- [ ] enumerate Quart endpoints; track migrated vs proxied
-- [ ] golden-response harness vs the live Quart responses
-- [ ] cut over a whole domain (smallest: `likes` or `relations`) as proof
-
-## Phase 4 — Dream framework layer (gated)
-- [ ] gate: `ocaml-on-sx` Phases 1–5 + minimal stdlib green
-- [ ] adopt `dream-on-sx` routing/middleware/session ergonomics over the same handlers
-- [ ] re-home external adapters as native where replacements land
-
-## Progress log
-(loop fills this in)
-
-## Blockers
-(loop fills this in)

plans/identity-on-sx.md

@@ -1,84 +0,0 @@
-# identity-on-sx: OAuth2, sessions & membership on Erlang
-
-> **DRAFT outline.** The identity core `acl-on-sx` assumes already exists. `acl`
-> answers "may X do Y"; identity answers "who is X, and how did they prove it."
-> Depends on `persist-on-sx` (grant/audit ledger). Pairs with `acl-on-sx`.
-
-rose-ash's `account` domain is the OAuth2 authorization server every other app is
-a client of: silent SSO, per-app first-party cookies, grant verification,
-membership. Sessions and grants are **long-lived, concurrent, individually
-addressable, and expire on their own** — that is the actor model. Erlang's
-processes + mailboxes map cleanly: a session is a process, token issue/refresh/
-revoke are messages, expiry is a process timeout, and SSO is one process answering
-many apps.
-
-End-state: an Erlang-on-SX layer with the OAuth2 authorization-code + silent
-(`prompt=none`) flows as message protocols, a session/grant registry, token
-lifecycle (issue/refresh/revoke/introspect), and membership state — all auditable
-through the event log, all authorization questions delegated to `acl-on-sx`.
-
-## Status (rolling)
-
-`bash lib/identity/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Scope:** only `lib/identity/**` and `plans/identity-on-sx.md`. May **import**
-  from `lib/erlang/`, and (once they exist) `lib/persist/` + `lib/acl/`. Do not edit
-  substrates.
-- **Architecture:** a session/grant is a process holding its own state; the
-  registry routes messages by subject/client id. Tokens are opaque + introspected,
-  not self-validating (revocation must be real). Authorization decisions are NOT
-  made here — `identity` proves identity, `acl` decides permission.
-- **Security:** revocation is immediate (kill the process / tombstone the grant);
-  no decision relies on a token that outlived its grant. Negative answers are
-  explicit, never "absence of a yes."
-- **Commits:** one feature per commit. Progress log + tick boxes.
-
-## Architecture sketch
-
-```
-Auth request                            Token / session
-  (authorize client scope subject)        {:access :refresh :expires :grant}
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/identity/oauth.sx                   lib/identity/token.sx
-  — authz-code + prompt=none flows        — issue / refresh / revoke / introspect
-  — as Erlang message protocols           — opaque tokens, grant-backed
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/identity/session.sx                 lib/identity/registry.sx
-  — session = process, expiry=timeout     — route by subject/client; SSO fan-out
-        │                                       │
-        ▼                                       ▼
-lib/identity/api.sx ── (identity/login) (identity/grant?) (identity/revoke) ──┐
-        │                                                                      │
-        └──────── grant + audit events → persist ;  permission? → acl ──────────┘
-```
-
-## Phase 1 — Sessions + tokens
-- [ ] `session.sx` — session process, create/lookup/expire
-- [ ] `token.sx` — issue/introspect/revoke (opaque, grant-backed)
-- [ ] `registry.sx` — route by subject/client
-- [ ] `api.sx` + tests + scoreboard + conformance.sh
-
-## Phase 2 — OAuth2 flows
-- [ ] authorization-code flow as a message protocol
-- [ ] refresh + rotation; revocation cascades to issued tokens
-- [ ] tests: full code exchange, refresh, revoke-then-use (must fail)
-
-## Phase 3 — Silent SSO + membership
-- [ ] `prompt=none` cross-app login (one session, many clients)
-- [ ] membership state + per-app grant projection
-- [ ] grant verification delegated cache (mirror Redis-cache pattern)
-
-## Phase 4 — Audit + federation
-- [ ] every issue/refresh/revoke is a `persist` event; `(identity/audit subject)`
-- [ ] federated identity (peer-asserted subject) — advisory, trust-gated stub
-- [ ] tests: audit completeness, cross-instance subject mapping
-
-## Progress log
-(loop fills this in)
-
-## Blockers
-(loop fills this in)

plans/mod-on-sx.md

@@ -16,7 +16,7 @@ federation extension.
 
 ## Status (rolling)
 
-`bash lib/mod/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
+`bash lib/mod/conformance.sh` → **390/390** (roadmap + 19 extensions complete)
 
 ## Ground rules
 
@@ -66,47 +66,386 @@ lib/mod/fed.sx
 
 ## Phase 1 — Report representation + simple policy
 
-- [ ] `lib/mod/schema.sx` — `report(id, by, about, reason)`, `evidence(id, kind, val)`,
+- [x] `lib/mod/schema.sx` — `report(id, by, about)`, `classification(id, kind)`,
-  `policy-action(report, action)` predicates as Prolog facts/rules
+  `report_count(subject, n)` Prolog facts; keyword classifier derives evidence
-- [ ] `lib/mod/policy.sx` — rule declarations: `(defrule action :when conditions)`
+- [x] `lib/mod/policy.sx` — `mod/mk-rule` + ordered `mod/default-rules`; conditions
-  desugars to Prolog clause
+  (`:classification`, `:count-at-least`) compile to Prolog goals; `policy_action/3`
-- [ ] `lib/mod/engine.sx` — `(decide report-id)` runs Prolog query, returns first
+  clauses, last clause `true` so every report yields at least `:keep`
-  matching action
+- [x] `lib/mod/engine.sx` — `(mod/decide-report r reports rules)` queries
-- [ ] `lib/mod/api.sx` — `(mod/report by about reason)`, `(mod/decide id)`
+  `policy_action(Id, Action, Rule)` with `pl-query-one` (clause order = precedence);
-- [ ] `lib/mod/tests/decide.sx` — 15+ cases: spam keyword → hide, repeated reports →
+  returns a decision dict `{:action :rule :report-id :proof}` carrying the why
-  escalate, no rule matches → keep
+- [x] `lib/mod/api.sx` — registry + `(mod/report by about reason)`, `(mod/decide id)`
-- [ ] `lib/mod/scoreboard.{json,md}`
+- [x] `lib/mod/tests/decide.sx` — 31 cases: spam/abuse keyword, repeated→escalate,
-- [ ] `lib/mod/conformance.sh`
+  no-rule→keep, precedence (spam beats repeated), proof shape, registry ids
+- [x] `lib/mod/scoreboard.{json,md}`
+- [x] `lib/mod/conformance.sh`
 
 ## Phase 2 — Evidence + audit trail
 
-- [ ] evidence accumulation — additional facts asserted before query
+- [x] evidence accumulation — `report :evidence` list; `mod/attach-evidence` +
-- [ ] proof tree from Prolog derivation tree
+  api `mod/add-evidence`; asserted as `evidence(Id, 'kind', 'val')` facts;
-- [ ] `lib/mod/audit.sx` — append-only log (decision + proof + evidence snapshot)
+  new `:evidence` condition + `reviewer-remove` rule consume it
-- [ ] `(mod/audit id)` retrieval
+- [x] proof tree from Prolog derivation — `mod/proof-goals` re-queries each body
-- [ ] `lib/mod/tests/audit.sx` — proof correctness, trail completeness
+  goal (id bound) against the same DB, recording goal text, solved?, and the
+  bindings that satisfied it (e.g. count goal yields N=3, S=subject)
+- [x] `lib/mod/audit.sx` — append-only log: monotonic `:seq`, decision + proof +
+  evidence snapshot; never mutates prior entries
+- [x] `(mod/audit id)` retrieval (+ `mod/audit-latest`, `mod/audit-all`, count)
+- [x] `lib/mod/tests/audit.sx` — 29 cases: proof goal text/bindings, evidence-driven
+  decisions, append-only ordering, per-report retrieval, snapshot-at-decision-time
 
 ## Phase 3 — Escalation + lifecycle state machine
 
-- [ ] state machine: `:open → :triaged → :decided → :appealed → :final`
+- [x] state machine: `lib/mod/lifecycle.sx` — `:open → :triaged → :decided →
-- [ ] auto-tier: first-pass rules decide quick cases
+  :appealed → :final` as a pure SX module over the engine; transition table guards
-- [ ] human-tier: rules that emit `:escalate` move to next state
+  illegal moves (sets `:error`, leaves state); immutable cases with `:history`
-- [ ] appeal: re-runs with appeal evidence, may override prior decision
+- [x] auto-tier: `mod/case-triage` runs the engine; terminal action (hide/remove/
-- [ ] `(mod/appeal id new-evidence)` API
+  keep) → tier `auto`, `mod/case-resolve` advances to `:decided`
-- [ ] `lib/mod/tests/escalation.sx` — full lifecycle traversal cases
+- [x] human-tier: `:escalate` action → tier `human`; `mod/case-resolve` is blocked
+  (sets `:error`); `mod/case-review` attaches evidence, re-decides, advances
+- [x] appeal: `mod/case-appeal` attaches appeal evidence + re-runs the engine; new
+  `exonerated-keep` rule (top precedence) lets exoneration override a prior `:hide`
+- [x] `(mod/appeal id new-evidence)` API — lifecycle façade over a case registry in
+  api.sx (`mod/triage` / `resolve` / `review` / `appeal` / `finalize`), logging
+  each committed decision to the audit trail
+- [x] `lib/mod/tests/escalation.sx` — 46 cases: transition guards, auto/human tiers,
+  blocked resolve, full appeal-override traversal, history, api façade
 
 ## Phase 4 — Federation
 
-- [ ] cross-instance reports — peer raises report about local content (or vice versa)
+- [x] cross-instance reports — `mod/fed-receive-report peer …` ingests a peer's
-- [ ] decision sharing — actions taken locally propagate to peers via fed-sx
+  report into the local registry, tagging origin; `mod/report-origin` resolves it
-- [ ] trust model — peer's decision is advisory unless `(trust peer :mod)` is granted
+  (local reports default to `"local"`); the engine decides federated reports
-- [ ] revocation — undo applied moderation if proof was invalidated
+  unchanged
-- [ ] `lib/mod/tests/fed.sx` — federated decision chains (mock fed-sx in tests)
+- [x] decision sharing — `mod/fed-share-decision decision peers` pushes messages to
+  the mock outbox (`mod/fed-send!` is the seam the real fed-sx transport replaces)
+- [x] trust model — `mod/fed-receive-decision` applies a peer's decision locally
+  ONLY when `(mod/trusted? peer :mod)`; otherwise it lands in the advisory log,
+  unapplied. `mod/grant-trust` / `mod/revoke-trust` manage the trust registry
+- [x] revocation — `mod/fed-revoke!` marks the applied action revoked + emits a
+  revocation message to the origin; `mod/fed-revoke-if-invalidated` re-runs the
+  engine and revokes only when the action no longer holds (proof invalidated)
+- [x] `lib/mod/tests/fed.sx` — 26 cases: trust grant/scope/revoke, cross-instance
+  ingest + origin, outbox sharing, advisory-vs-trusted apply, revocation +
+  invalidation (exoneration flips hide→keep → revoked)
+
+## Extensions (post-roadmap)
+
+- [x] **Ext 1 — negation-as-failure** (`lib/mod/tests/extensions.sx`, +14). Report
+  `:attrs`; policy conditions `(:attr "x")` → `attr(Id, x)` and `(:not <cond>)` →
+  `not(<cond>)` (the Prolog supports `not/1` and `\+/1` as *functors*, not the
+  prefix `\+` operator). Closed-world example: "hide spam UNLESS author verified".
+  Default policy untouched — demonstrated via custom rule sets, so all 132 base
+  tests stay green.
+- [x] **Ext 2 — weighted/aggregate scoring** (+8). Report `:signals` ({:kind
+  :weight}) project to `signal(Id, 'kind', weight)` facts; condition
+  `(:score-at-least N)` → `aggregate_all(sum(W), signal(Id, _, W), T), T >= N`.
+  Many weak signals accumulate past a threshold — genuine Prolog arithmetic
+  aggregation. Default policy untouched.
+- [x] **Ext 3 — proof explanation** (`lib/mod/explain.sx`, +10). `mod/explain`
+  renders a decision into a readable "why": action + rule, evidence line, and the
+  derivation goal-by-goal with `[proved]`/`[unproved]` marks and unification
+  bindings. E.g. `Report rc: escalate (rule: repeated-escalate)` … `[proved]
+  report(rc, B, S), report_count(S, N), N >= 3  {B=ann, N=3, S=dave}`.
+- [x] **Ext 19 — end-to-end triage pipeline** (`lib/mod/pipeline.sx`, +15).
+  `mod/triage-pipeline domain r reports actor` runs a report through domain-policy
+  decision → explanation → AP activity → wire, returning the full bundle. The test
+  is a genuine integration across 5 modules including a federated handoff (market
+  decision → wire → peer → trust-gated apply). The capstone that proves the
+  independently-built modules compose.
+- [x] **Ext 18 — ergonomic defrule / ruleset** (`lib/mod/defrule.sx`, +11). The
+  roadmap's `(defrule …)` surface, done with `&rest` variadics (no macro needed —
+  conditions are already plain data): `mod/defrule` collects trailing conditions,
+  `mod/ruleset` assembles rules. Produces structurally identical rules to `mk-rule`
+  and works in the engine unchanged.
+- [x] **Ext 17 — per-domain policy registry** (`lib/mod/policies.sx`, +14).
+  `mod/register-policy! domain rules` + `mod/decide-in domain r reports` give each
+  rose-ash domain (blog/market/events/…) its own rule set; unregistered domains
+  fall back to default-rules so a new domain is never unmoderated. Same spam report
+  → :remove under a strict market policy, :hide under blog's default.
+- [x] **Ext 16 — ActivityPub-shaped export** (`lib/mod/activity.sx`, +17).
+  `mod/decision->activity` maps a decision to a moderation verb (remove→Delete,
+  ban→Block, hide/escalate→Flag, keep→no activity) shaped like an AP activity
+  ({:type :actor :object :summary}), the precise mod action preserved in :action.
+  `mod/decisions->activities` batch-exports, dropping keeps — ready for the
+  platform's AP event bus / federated peers.
+- [x] **Ext 15 — disjunctive conditions** (`policy.sx` + `tests/disjunction.sx`,
+  +10). `(:any (list c1 c2 …))` compiles to Prolog disjunction `(g1 ; g2 ; …)`,
+  completing the condition boolean algebra (AND via the :when list, `:not`, `:any`).
+  Composes recursively — `:any` over `:not`/`:attr`/classification, and ANDs with
+  other conditions in the same rule. One rule now covers "spam OR abuse".
+- [x] **Ext 14 — decision wire format** (`lib/mod/wire.sx`, +16). The bytes that
+  cross `fed/fed-send!`: `mod/decision->wire` emits a versioned pipe-delimited line
+  (`MOD1|r1|hide|spam-hide`), `mod/wire->decision` parses it back (`mod/wire-valid?`
+  guards). Built `mod/split-char` over `slice`/`len` (loaded env has no split).
+  Integration test exercises the full path: serialize → wire → deserialize →
+  `fed-receive-decision` trust-gating (untrusted→advisory, trusted→applied).
+- [x] **Ext 13 — SLA sweep over pending cases** (`lib/mod/sla.sx`, +15). Composes
+  lifecycle (Phase 3) with time (Ext 12): a timed-case pairs a case with the tick
+  it entered its state; `mod/overdue?` flags pending cases (open/triaged/appealed)
+  past a deadline; `mod/sla-sweep` returns the breached report ids. Terminal states
+  never breach. Pure overlay — lifecycle stays timeless, the caller stamps entry.
+- [x] **Ext 12 — temporal burst detection** (`lib/mod/temporal.sx`, +15). Reports
+  gain an `:at` tick (deterministic, supplied — never clock-read).
+  `mod/decide-temporal now window` counts reports about the subject within
+  `[now-window, now]`, asserts `burst_count/2`, and a `(:burst-at-least K)` rule
+  fires only on a real burst. Verified: 3 reports at ticks 10/11/12 → hide;
+  3 reports at 1/2/12 (window 5) → keep, while the plain count rule escalates both.
+- [x] **Ext 11 — batch triage + corpus analytics** (`lib/mod/batch.sx`, +17).
+  `mod/decide-batch` triages a queue; `mod/action-histogram` summarizes outcomes by
+  action; `mod/rule-coverage` / `mod/never-fired` measure which rules fire across a
+  corpus — the *empirical* complement to lint's static unreachable check (Ext 5):
+  lint finds rules that can't fire, never-fired finds rules that didn't.
+- [x] **Ext 10 — policy what-if / impact** (`lib/mod/whatif.sx`, +13).
+  `mod/decision-diff` compares one report's action under two rule sets;
+  `mod/policy-impact` runs a batch and returns only the reports whose decision
+  flips; `mod/impact-count` / `mod/impact-report` summarize. Lets a team measure a
+  policy change before shipping it (e.g. "removing spam-hide flips r1 hide→keep").
+- [x] **Ext 9 — policy dry-run trace** (`lib/mod/trace.sx`, +15). `mod/trace-rules`
+  evaluates a report against every rule and returns each rule's proved/unproved
+  status + its goal-by-goal derivation, so an unproved rule shows which goal
+  failed. `mod/first-proved` = the winner (engine precedence), `mod/proved-rules`
+  the full firing set, `mod/trace-report` a `[fires]`/`[  -  ]` rendering. Answers
+  "why didn't my rule fire?" without instrumenting the engine.
+- [x] **Ext 8 — quorum over distinct reporters** (`lib/mod/quorum.sx`, +9). Anti-
+  brigade: `(:reporters-at-least N)` compiles to `setof(Br, report(_, Br, Sr), Bsr),
+  length(Bsr, Nr), Nr >= N` — distinct reporters, not raw report count.
+  `mod/decide-quorum` asserts every report's `report/3` fact (the base engine only
+  asserts the decided one) so Prolog can aggregate reporters. Verified one user
+  filing 3 reports stays `:keep` under quorum while the count rule would escalate.
+  (Substrate note: `^` existential doesn't parse; `setof(B, p(_, B, S), …)` with `_`
+  yields the distinct set in a single solution here.)
+- [x] **Ext 7 — repeat-offender escalation** (`lib/mod/offenders.sx`, +19). The
+  audit log as evidence: `mod/subject-sanctions` counts prior hide/remove/ban
+  decisions about a subject; `mod/decide-escalating id k` decides normally then
+  upgrades a *sanction* to `:ban` when the subject already has ≥k prior sanctions.
+  Non-sanction outcomes (keep/escalate) pass through untouched. First decision
+  whose input spans history beyond the single report — read from the trail, not
+  re-derived.
+- [x] **Ext 6 — strictest-wins strategy** (`lib/mod/severity.sx`, +14). Alternative
+  to first-match: `mod/decide-strictest` collects every proven rule (`pl-query-all`)
+  and picks the highest-`mod/action-severity` action (keep<escalate<hide<remove<ban).
+  Diverges from the default engine when rule order and severity disagree. Same
+  decision shape + `:strategy`; engine untouched.
+- [x] **Ext 5 — policy lint** (`lib/mod/lint.sx`, +14). Static analysis of a rule
+  set: `mod/unreachable-rules` flags rules placed after an unconditional (always-
+  matching) rule — structurally dead under first-match precedence;
+  `mod/has-catchall?` checks every report gets a decision; `mod/duplicate-rule-names`
+  + `mod/rules-ok?` give a one-call well-formedness verdict. No engine run needed.
+- [x] **Ext 4 — report linking / dedup** (`lib/mod/link.sx`, +12). `mod/related-ids`
+  and `mod/reporters-of` find reports about a subject via a Prolog relational query
+  (`report(Id, _, 'subject')`) — the policy substrate reused for retrieval.
+  `mod/dedup-reports` collapses identical reports (reporter|subject|reason key,
+  case-insensitive); `mod/distinct-reporters-of` counts unique reporters.
+
+## Shared-plumbing extraction — evaluated post-merge, DECLINED
+
+Both layers now live on architecture; the extraction was evaluated by reading
+both implementations side by side. **Finding: do not extract — the convergence is
+in module *names* only, not implementations.** The engines and decision models
+genuinely differ, so a shared module would be premature abstraction that ages
+badly. (This reverses the pre-read note that listed audit + fed trust/outbox as
+candidates; reading the code showed they don't actually share.)
+
+- **Federation — zero shared code.** mod gates trust in SX (a `{:peer :scope}`
+  registry + `grant`/`revoke`/`trusted?`) and shares *decisions* (outbox,
+  advisory/applied logs, `receive-decision`). acl gates trust *inside Datalog*
+  (`trust(Peer,L)` / `level_covers` facts + an engine rule re-checked per query)
+  and shares *facts* (`fetch`/`collect`/`build-db`, `assert!`/`retract!`). acl has
+  no trust registry, no `trusted?`, no outbox. Opposite architectures — the only
+  common token is the word "trust."
+- **Audit — only a ~5-fn core overlaps, and it diverges.** Entry shapes differ
+  entirely (mod `{:action :rule :proof :evidence :report-id :seq}` vs acl
+  `{:allowed? :act :subj :res :seq}`); seq base differs (acl 0, mod 1, both
+  test-visible); op sets barely intersect (mod: by-`report-id` + `latest`; acl:
+  `tail`/`snapshot`/`restore`/`serialize`); even the list idiom differs (acl
+  `append!`+copy vs mod pure `append`+`set!`). A shared module would also have to
+  satisfy two different restricted eval envs (prolog- vs datalog-loaded). Cost
+  (shared module + refactor both + rewrite acl's serialize/snapshot onto a foreign
+  core + cross-env risk + coupling two independent loops) far exceeds the benefit
+  (dedup ~5 trivial lines that don't even agree on seq-base or mutation idiom).
+- **Engines + `explain`** were never shareable: Datalog yields derivation trees
+  natively; mod reconstructs proofs via per-goal `pl-query-all`.
+- **Trivia** (`join-with`, `any?`, `str-contains?`, `distinct`) is one-liners, not
+  worth a module.
+
+**Outcome:** keep mod (Prolog) and acl (Datalog) as parallel independent
+implementations. The parallel structure is correct for two different engines; the
+shared abstraction is not. Revisit only if a third rule-engine consumer appears
+with the *same* trust/audit model (rule of three), not before.
 
 ## Progress log
 
-(loop fills this in)
+- **Ext 19 — end-to-end triage pipeline, 390/390** (+15). Capstone: one
+  orchestration call composes domain policy + decide + explain + activity + wire,
+  and the integration test runs the whole federated path (decide in a domain →
+  wire → peer → trust-gated apply) across 5 modules. Confirms the subsystem — built
+  module-by-module — actually composes end to end. mod-sx now spans schema → policy
+  DSL (boolean algebra + count/score/reporters/burst) → engine + proofs → audit →
+  lifecycle → SLA → federation (trust/wire/AP) → analytics (trace/whatif/lint/batch)
+  → domain policies → pipeline, all on the green lib/prolog substrate, 390 tests.
+- **Ext 18 — ergonomic defrule / ruleset, 375/375** (+11). Closes the roadmap's
+  original `defrule` surface. `fn` supports `&rest` here, and conditions evaluate
+  to plain data, so no macro is needed — variadic functions give the ergonomics
+  safely. Equivalence to `mk-rule` is asserted, so it's pure sugar with no new
+  semantics.
+- **Ext 17 — per-domain policy registry, 364/364** (+14). Multi-tenant policy:
+  the engine already took `rules` as a parameter, so domain-scoping is just a
+  registry + a default fallback — no engine change. Makes the whole policy
+  vocabulary (16 prior features) per-domain configurable. Default fallback means
+  adding a domain can't accidentally leave it unmoderated.
+- **Ext 16 — ActivityPub-shaped export, 350/350** (+17). Bridges mod-sx to the
+  wider rose-ash platform, which propagates cross-domain effects as AP-shaped
+  activities. Decisions become Flag/Delete/Block activities (keep = no-op); with
+  the wire format (Ext 14) and fed trust model (Phase 4) the federated moderation
+  path is now end-to-end: decide → activity/wire → peer → trust-gate → apply.
+- **Ext 15 — disjunctive conditions, 333/333** (+10). The condition DSL is now a
+  full boolean algebra: AND (the :when list), `:not` (NAF), `:any` (Prolog `;`).
+  cond->goal recurses, so the combinators nest arbitrarily — `:any` of `:not`s, an
+  `:any` ANDed with a `:not`, etc. — and the proof tree shows the compiled
+  disjunction verbatim. Maps directly onto Prolog's own control constructs rather
+  than reimplementing boolean logic in SX.
+- **Ext 14 — decision wire format, 323/323** (+16). Fills the federation transport
+  seam: decisions now serialize to a portable line and parse back, and the
+  integration test runs the whole federated path end-to-end (serialize on one
+  instance → trust-gated apply on another). Needed a hand-rolled `split-char`
+  (loaded env has no split) — over `slice`/`len`, same toolkit as `str-contains?`.
+- **Ext 13 — SLA sweep, 307/307** (+15). Two subsystems compose cleanly: lifecycle
+  states + temporal ticks → "which pending cases have sat too long". Kept lifecycle
+  pure by having the SLA layer carry entry-time externally (timed-case wrapper)
+  rather than stamping the case — same separation-of-concerns as keeping the state
+  machine out of Prolog.
+- **Ext 12 — temporal burst detection, 292/292** (+15). Adds the time dimension:
+  a windowed count distinguishes a burst from slow accumulation, where the plain
+  count rule cannot. Time is a supplied tick (`:at`), keeping everything
+  deterministic and testable — no clock primitive. Fifth report field (`:at`)
+  threaded through the rebuild helpers, same non-breaking pattern as
+  evidence/attrs/signals; all 277 prior tests stayed green.
+- **Ext 11 — batch triage + corpus analytics, 277/277** (+17). Operational layer:
+  triage a queue, histogram the outcomes, and measure rule coverage over real
+  data. `never-fired` pairs with lint (Ext 5) — static "can't fire" vs empirical
+  "didn't fire" — giving policy authors both views of dead rules. Histogram avoids
+  dict mutation by counting over a fixed action vocabulary.
+- **Ext 10 — policy what-if / impact, 260/260** (+13). Decisions are now
+  comparable across rule sets — diff one report, or batch a whole set and surface
+  only the flips. Pure SX over `decide-report`, no engine change. Closes the
+  policy-authoring loop alongside lint (Ext 5) and trace (Ext 9): lint checks
+  well-formedness, trace explains one report, what-if measures a change's blast
+  radius before it ships.
+- **Ext 9 — policy dry-run trace, 247/247** (+15). Whole-rule-set diagnostics over
+  the proof machinery: every rule's fire/no-fire and the goal that decided it. The
+  winner agrees with `decide-report` by construction (first proved = pl-query-one),
+  cross-checked in a test. Turns the proof tree from a per-decision artifact into a
+  policy-debugging tool.
+- **Ext 8 — quorum over distinct reporters, 232/232** (+9). Distinct-reporter
+  consensus via Prolog `setof`/`length`, requiring a second engine variant that
+  asserts all reports (the base engine deliberately scopes facts to the decided
+  report). Demonstrates the substrate handles set-aggregation, and that the
+  brigade case (one actor, many reports) is defeated by counting reporters not
+  reports. `^` existential doesn't parse here — `setof(B, p(_,B,S), …)` with `_`
+  gives the distinct set in one solution.
+- **Ext 7 — repeat-offender escalation, 223/223** (+19). Decisions can now depend
+  on history: the append-only audit log is read back as evidence, and a subject
+  with k prior sanctions has its next sanction upgraded to `:ban`. Closes the loop
+  between audit (Phase 2) and policy — the trail isn't just a record, it feeds
+  future decisions. Non-sanction outcomes never escalate (verified: a clean post
+  that the count rule escalates stays `:escalate`, never `:ban`).
+- **Ext 6 — strictest-wins strategy, 204/204** (+14). A second decision strategy
+  alongside first-match: collect all proven rules and apply the harshest sanction.
+  Shows the substrate supports more than one precedence policy over the same rule
+  facts — `pl-query-all` for the full match set, severity ranking in SX. Verified
+  it diverges from first-match exactly when rule order and severity disagree.
+- **Ext 5 — policy lint, 190/190** (+14). Static analysis of the rule set itself,
+  catching the failure modes first-match precedence makes easy: dead rules after a
+  catch-all, missing catch-all (undecided reports), duplicate names. `mod/rules-ok?`
+  is a single well-formedness gate a policy author can assert in their own tests.
+- **Ext 4 — report linking / dedup, 176/176** (+12). Relational retrieval
+  (`related-ids`, `reporters-of`) reuses the Prolog substrate for *querying* report
+  clusters, not just deciding them — `report(Id, _, 'subject')` by unification.
+  Dedup is pure SX over a normalized link key. Own suite (`tests/link.sx`) — going
+  forward, new extensions get their own test file rather than growing
+  `extensions.sx`. With roadmap + 4 extensions the subsystem now spans schema →
+  policy DSL (6 condition types) → engine + proofs → audit → lifecycle →
+  federation → explanation → linking, all on the green `lib/prolog` substrate.
+- **Ext 3 — proof explanation, 164/164** (+10). `mod/explain` turns the Phase-2
+  proof tree into human-readable text — the audit trail's "why" made legible. Pure
+  SX over existing decision data; no engine change. Renders unification bindings
+  inline (`{B=ann, N=3, S=dave}`) so a moderator sees exactly which facts proved
+  the decision.
+- **Ext 2 — weighted/aggregate scoring, 154/154** (+8). `:signals` + the
+  `(:score-at-least N)` condition push aggregation into Prolog
+  (`aggregate_all(sum(W), …)`), so low-confidence signals can accumulate to a
+  takedown. The schema's report-rebuild helpers (`report*` / `with-*`) now thread
+  six fields; each addition stays non-breaking because empty collections project
+  to empty fact blocks. Default policy and its 132 tests untouched (proven via
+  custom rule sets).
+- **Ext 1 — negation-as-failure, 146/146** (+14). `:attr` and `:not` conditions
+  give the policy closed-world reasoning. The substrate's negation is a functor
+  (`not(Goal)`), not the ISO prefix `\+` operator (that doesn't parse here) —
+  noted for any future negation work. Kept the default rule set and its 132 tests
+  untouched by proving the feature through custom rule sets instead.
+- **Phase 4 complete — 132/132** (+26 fed). **Full roadmap done.** Federation:
+  cross-instance reports, decision sharing, advisory-by-default trust, revocation.
+  fed-sx is mocked behind `mod/fed-send!` (in-memory outbox) — the only seam a real
+  transport must replace. The hard rule is enforced: a peer's decision binds
+  locally only under `(mod/trusted? peer :mod)`; otherwise it is recorded as a
+  suggestion and never auto-applied. Revocation composes with the proof model from
+  Phase 2 — `mod/fed-revoke-if-invalidated` re-runs the *same* engine and undoes a
+  moderation only when the action it once proved no longer holds (an exoneration
+  evidence flips hide→keep, triggering revocation + an origin-bound revocation
+  message).
+  - **Liftable (acl-sx watch):** the trust registry (`grant`/`revoke`/`trusted?`
+    over `{:peer :scope}`) and the outbox/send! seam are generic federation
+    plumbing; candidates for `lib/guest/` if acl-sx grows a federation phase.
+- **Phase 3 complete — 106/106** (+46 escalation). Lifecycle state machine,
+  auto/human tiers, appeal-override, and an api façade. The state machine is a
+  pure SX module (`lib/mod/lifecycle.sx`) over the engine — policy stays in
+  Prolog, lifecycle stays out of it, per the design constraint. Cases are
+  immutable values threaded through transitions; illegal moves set `:error`
+  rather than throwing (the env's error handling is untested, so this keeps tests
+  deterministic). Tier logic: triage runs the engine, an `:escalate` action parks
+  the case at the human tier where `mod/case-resolve` is blocked until
+  `mod/case-review` supplies evidence. Appeal-override works because the new
+  `exonerated-keep` rule sits at top precedence — appeal evidence re-runs the same
+  engine and a higher-precedence clause wins. The api façade (`mod/triage` …
+  `mod/finalize`) keeps a per-report case registry and logs each committed
+  decision to the Phase-2 audit trail, so lifecycle + audit compose.
+  - **Gotcha:** `sx_insert_near` inserts only the FIRST top-level form of a
+    multi-form source — silently drops the rest (byte count barely changes). For
+    multi-form additions, rewrite the file with `sx_write_file`.
+- **Phase 2 complete — 60/60** (+29 audit). Evidence accumulation, constructive
+  proof trees, append-only audit log. A decision's `:proof :goals` is a real
+  derivation: each body goal is re-queried against the same Prolog DB with the
+  report id bound, so the count rule's proof carries `N=3, S=<subject>` straight
+  from unification — not a reconstruction. Evidence is asserted as
+  `evidence(Id, 'kind', 'val')`; the new `reviewer-remove` rule (placed first =
+  highest precedence) lets human review override automated classification.
+  `mod/decide` now commits each decision to the audit log with the evidence
+  snapshot in force at decision time. Unknown predicates in this Prolog fail
+  gracefully (verified) — so an evidence-less report safely falls through the
+  reviewer rule without an existence error.
+  - **Liftable (acl-sx watch):** the proof-tree builder (`mod/proof-goals` —
+    re-query-each-goal) and the append-only log shape are both generic. Both
+    subsystems are now past Phase 2; next time either touches plumbing, evaluate
+    lifting `proof-goals` + the audit-log primitives into `lib/guest/`.
+- **Phase 1 complete — 31/31.** Report schema, keyword classifier, policy DSL,
+  engine, registry api, conformance harness. Decisions are proofs: each carries
+  `:rule` (matching clause), `:proof {:rule :conditions :evidence :count}`.
+  Precedence is Prolog clause order resolved by `pl-query-one`; a trailing
+  `true`-bodied default rule makes "no rule matched" a real `:keep`, not a query
+  failure. Evidence (spam/abuse classification) derived in SX and asserted as
+  `classification/2` facts; repeated-report escalation uses a genuine Prolog
+  join + arithmetic (`report(Id,_,S), report_count(S,N), N >= 3`).
+  - **Gotcha (env):** loading the prolog libs strips `includes?` (and other
+    high-level string prims) from the eval env — only the set the prolog
+    tokenizer itself uses survives (`slice`, `len`, `nth`, `=`, `join`,
+    `downcase`, `map`, `reduce`, `append!`). Implemented `mod/str-contains?` over
+    `slice`/`len` rather than relying on `includes?`. Watch for this in later
+    phases — stick to the blessed primitive set.
+  - **Liftable (acl-sx watch):** `mod/join-with`, `mod/str-contains?`, `mod/any?`,
+    and the rule→clause compilation shape are generic rule-engine plumbing. Do not
+    extract to `lib/guest/` until both mod-sx and acl-sx are past Phase 2.
 
 ## Blockers
 
-(loop fills this in)
+(none)

plans/persist-on-sx.md

@@ -1,119 +0,0 @@
-# persist-on-sx: Durable state on the SX kernel
-
-> **DRAFT outline.** Foundation subsystem — the durable substrate the other five
-> currently fake with in-memory mutable lists. Build this first.
->
-> **"persist" = persistence / data store, NOT the shop.** The shop/commerce vertical
-> is `commerce-on-sx`.
-
-rose-ash needs durable state: every subsystem (feed log, flow store, mod audit,
-search index, acl grants, sessions) today hand-rolls an in-memory structure that
-vanishes on restart. `persist-on-sx` is the one durable substrate they share. It
-lives directly on the SX kernel's IO-suspension primitives (`perform`/`cek-resume`
-— the third CEK phase) so a read/write `perform`s and the kernel persists at the
-boundary. Concrete storage backends are injected.
-
-## Does it cover ALL persistence? No — and on purpose.
-
-Event-sourcing-everything is a known trap (replay cost, event schema evolution,
-awkward ad-hoc queries, 5MB images in a log). So persist owns the **durable
-source-of-truth substrate**, exposed as **two facets over one backend protocol**,
-with two things explicitly delegated out:
-
-| Shape | Owner | Notes |
-|-------|-------|-------|
-| **Event streams** (append-only, history matters) | persist — **log facet** | feed activities, mod audit, order ledger, flow state, content edits |
-| **Current-state values** (KV / document, no history) | persist — **kv facet** | profiles, stock counts, config, session blobs; also where projections materialize |
-| **Snapshots / read models** (derived, queryable) | persist — projections → kv/log | rebuildable from the log; persisted so you don't replay to answer a query |
-| **Blobs / large objects** (images, media) | **delegated** → content-addressed store (artdag/IPFS already) | persist stores the *reference/CID*, never the bytes |
-| **Cache** (ephemeral, evictable) | **out of scope** | not persistence — different lifecycle (Redis-shaped) |
-| **Ad-hoc relational query** | the subsystem, over a projected read model | the log is bad at "all orders by X in March"; project into a queryable kv/SQL backend |
-
-So: persist is the **single durable substrate** for state that's either a stream of
-changes or a current value — but it does **not** force everything into an event
-log, it does **not** hold blobs (only their content-addressed refs), and it does
-**not** do caching. Those boundaries are the whole point of calling it a substrate
-rather than "the database."
-
-End-state: `log` (append/read streams) + `kv` (get/put/delete by key) facets, an
-injectable backend protocol (mem → file → Postgres → IPFS-ref), pure projections
-with incremental snapshots, optimistic concurrency, and a subscription hook so
-read models (feeds, indices, audit logs) update incrementally.
-
-## Status (rolling)
-
-`bash lib/persist/conformance.sh` → **0/0** (not yet started)
-
-## Ground rules
-
-- **Scope:** only `lib/persist/**` and `plans/persist-on-sx.md`. May **import** the
-  kernel's IO-suspension surface (`perform`, platform IO ops) — verify what's
-  exported first. Do not add host primitives; a missing durable IO op is a Blockers
-  entry (it belongs in `hosts/`, out of scope).
-- **Architecture:** an event is `{:stream :seq :type :at :data}`; the log is an
-  ordered append-only vector; a projection is `(fold step seed events)`; a kv value
-  is `(get/put/delete key)`. Both facets sit on one injected backend
-  `{:append :read :kv-get :kv-put :snapshot-read :snapshot-write}`. The in-memory
-  backend is the test default; real backends wire in unchanged.
-- **Determinism:** replay is pure — same log → same state, always. No clocks or
-  randomness inside projections; time lives on the event.
-- **Blobs:** store the content-address/CID and metadata; never the bytes. The blob
-  backend is a separate injected dependency.
-- **Commits:** one feature per commit. Progress log + tick boxes.
-
-## Architecture sketch
-
-```
-Command / write                         Read model / value
-  (append stream type data)               (project stream step seed)
-  (kv-put key value)                       (kv-get key)
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/persist/event.sx                    lib/persist/project.sx
-  — {:stream :seq :type :at :data}        — fold step seed; incremental from snapshot
-        │                                       ▲
-        ▼                                       │
-lib/persist/log.sx   lib/persist/kv.sx   lib/persist/snapshot.sx
-  — append/read       — get/put/delete    — checkpoint; replay = snapshot + tail
-  — optimistic seq    — current-state
-        │                  │                    ▲
-        └──────────────────┴── (perform → backend) ───┘
-                            │
-lib/persist/backend.sx              lib/persist/api.sx
-  — injected protocol                 — (persist/append) (persist/project)
-  — mem | file | pg | ipfs-ref        — (persist/kv-get/put) (persist/subscribe)
-        │
-        └── blobs → content-addressed store (artdag/IPFS), by reference only
-```
-
-## Phase 1 — Log + kv + in-memory backend
-- [ ] `event.sx` — event record, stream/seq helpers
-- [ ] `backend.sx` — injectable protocol + in-memory impl (log + kv)
-- [ ] `log.sx` — `append` (optimistic seq), `read`, `read-from`
-- [ ] `kv.sx` — `get`/`put`/`delete` current-state
-- [ ] `api.sx` + tests + scoreboard + conformance.sh
-
-## Phase 2 — Projections + subscriptions
-- [ ] `project.sx` — `(project stream step seed)`, incremental fold
-- [ ] subscription hook — projection / kv read model re-runs on append
-- [ ] concurrency conflict surfaced as a real result, not a crash
-
-## Phase 3 — Snapshots + replay
-- [ ] `snapshot.sx` — checkpoint a projection; replay = snapshot + tail
-- [ ] compaction policy; replay-determinism tests
-
-## Phase 4 — Durable backends via kernel IO
-- [ ] file/log backend driven through `perform` (IO-suspension boundary)
-- [ ] blob backend interface (store ref/CID; bytes live in artdag/IPFS)
-- [ ] crash/restart replay test (mock IO platform)
-- [ ] migration notes for swapping mem → durable under a live subsystem
-
-## Consumers (post-foundation, not in scope here)
-feed/-log, flow store, mod/audit, search index, acl grants, identity sessions all
-become `persist` log or kv. Track each migration in that subsystem's plan.
-
-## Progress log
-(loop fills this in)
-
-## Blockers
-(loop fills this in)

plans/rose-ash-on-sx-migration.md

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-# Re-implementing rose-ash on SX — migration strategy
-
-Status: **strategy proposal** (drafted by the `radar` loop, 2026-06-07). Not a
-unilateral architecture decision — a starting point for the fleet to refine. Radar's
-role here is detection: the `*-on-sx` subsystems have converged into a host-agnostic
-re-implementation of rose-ash's domain logic, so this doc proposes *when* and *how* to
-wire them to production.
-
----
-
-## 1. Premise: we are ~70% into a re-implementation already
-
-The fleet of `lib/<x>` SX subsystems is not a set of experiments — it is rose-ash's
-domain logic, re-expressed substrate-by-substrate, deliberately **host-agnostic**:
-
-| SX subsystem (`lib/`) | rose-ash production domain |
-|---|---|
-| content-on-sx (CRDT docs, versioning, `page.sx` HTML render) | **blog** |
-| commerce-on-sx (catalog, pricing, cart, order + refund sagas) | **market + cart + orders** |
-| events-on-sx (calendar, ticketing, booking) | **events** |
-| feed-on-sx (activity streams, AP-shaped, threading) | **federation** |
-| identity-on-sx (OAuth2, sessions, grants, membership) | **account** |
-| acl-on-sx (permissions) | cross-cutting authZ |
-| relations / likes | **relations / likes** (internal) |
-| persist-on-sx (log / kv / snapshot facets) | per-service Postgres layer |
-| flow-on-sx (durable sagas) | order/refund/delivery workflows |
-| mod-on-sx, search-on-sx | new capabilities |
-
-**The architectural enabler:** every core was built with *injected seams* — `permit?`,
-`send-fn`/`fetch-fn`, `transport`, `dispatch`, `backend`. That is ports-and-adapters
-(hexagonal) on purpose. Evidence from the radar backlog (`plans/abstractions.md`):
-W1 (7/7 federation modules inject the fed-sx transport), W4 (content/commerce/events run
-live on `persist/log`), W8 (events+commerce run sagas on `lib/flow`). **The cores do not
-depend on how they're hosted, persisted, or federated.**
-
-**Corollary that makes the whole migration tractable:** because logic is separated from
-rendering and storage, we can hold the **domain logic to parity** while **freely
-redesigning the presentation** — the two are different layers with different rules.
-
----
-
-## 2. The gating insight: the cores are *ahead of the host*
-
-The domain logic is mature. What is *not* yet production-grade is the **host trio** — and
-that is the real critical path:
-
-- **host-on-sx** — HTTP / request-response / session host (briefing exists; the OCaml SX
-  HTTP server already serves `sx.rose-ash.com`).
-- **host-persist** — durable storage adapter (real disk/pg/ipfs) under `persist`'s
-  facets (content-addressed blob blocker recently closed).
-- **fed-sx** — the real ActivityPub transport every core injects (well into m2).
-
-> **So "when do we start?" answers itself: start when the host trio is production-grade,
-> not when the cores are done — they mostly already are.** Prioritise the host loops over
-> further domain features.
-
----
-
-## 3. The model: duplicate → cut over → diverge (per slice)
-
-This is the "duplicate first, then change" approach, made precise. Each domain slice goes
-through three phases independently:
-
-**Phase A — Duplicate (hold logic to parity).** Stand the SX implementation of the slice
-up *in parallel*, behind the existing edge, serving no users yet. Get its **domain/data
-behaviour** to match Python (see §4 on how). Presentation can start as a rough port or an
-early new design — it doesn't have to match.
-
-**Phase B — Cut over (strangler flip).** Point the edge route for that slice at the SX
-host. Python stays as instant rollback. The slice is now live on SX.
-
-**Phase C — Diverge (change freely).** With the slice live and validated, evolve the
-look/feel and functionality on the SX side. The validated domain logic underneath is
-untouched, so UX/feature changes can't silently corrupt data.
-
-You never rewrite the whole platform at once; you walk slices through A→B→C, oldest tree
-strangled last.
-
----
-
-## 4. The two techniques, and how "we'll change things" reshapes them
-
-### Strangler edge
-The edge (Caddy) is the front door every request hits. Add routing rules so **one route
-at a time** goes to the SX host while everything else still goes to Python. Properties:
-the site is never half-broken; any single route flips back to Python instantly; the old
-app is strangled route-by-route. (Opposite of big-bang swap, which is how these die.)
-
-### Shadow diff — split by layer
-Run the new version on real traffic in the background, discard its output, and **log how
-it differs** from Python. Flip the edge only when diffs are zero/intended.
-
-But because we *intend* to change look/feel + functionality, parity is a tool we apply
-**only where we want sameness**, not a straitjacket:
-
-| Layer | Want parity? | Oracle |
-|---|---|---|
-| **Domain/data** (totals, tax, permissions, what's stored, who-sees-what) | **YES — silent difference = data corruption** | shadow-diff at the *core* boundary; deterministic cores → replay real request logs through the harness and diff |
-| **Presentation/UX** (HTML, layout, look, feel, flows) | **NO — this is what we're changing** | manual QA + design review; this is the Phase-C divergence |
-
-Practical shape: shadow-diff hits the **domain core's output** (the computed order, the
-visible-activity set, the permission decision) — not the rendered HTML. The deterministic,
-harness-replayable cores are the single biggest advantage we have here; it's the same
-parity discipline that made the A1 conformance migration safe (one reference slice, hard
-parity gate, revert on mismatch).
-
----
-
-## 5. Readiness gates (start the production migration when ALL hold)
-
-1. **Host trio production-grade** — host-on-sx (HTTP/session), host-persist (durable
-   adapter), fed-sx (AP transport) — each conformance-green.
-2. **Data-migration story exists** — a way to get existing production Postgres state into
-   `persist` event streams (event-source the current state, or dual-write during overlap).
-   This is the honest long-pole; it is *not* domain logic and nobody has built it yet.
-3. **One vertical slice proven end-to-end** at data-parity in production — the reference
-   migration, the way the conformance loop migrated one subsystem before the rest.
-
----
-
-## 6. Sequencing
-
-1. **Host trio first** (critical path — it's behind the cores).
-2. **Build the strangler edge + shadow-diff harness** as first-class tooling: edge routing
-   rules + a dual-run logger that diffs *core outputs* (not HTML) and stores discrepancies.
-3. **First slice = lowest risk × highest readiness × cleanest data oracle.**
-   Recommended: **the blog read path (content-on-sx)** or **the feed read path**
-   — read-heavy, no money, CRDT/versioning + `page.sx` HTML already exist, and the data
-   oracle is clean. *Avoid cart/orders/payments first* (transactional + SumUp webhooks =
-   highest blast radius).
-4. **Persistence-first, federation-last.** Land host-persist + migrate per-domain event
-   stores before any cutover. Do fed-sx federation as a *coordinated* cut near the end —
-   W1 shows all 7 cores light up federation together once the shared transport ships.
-5. **Walk the remaining slices A→B→C**, retiring Python routes as each cuts over.
-
----
-
-## 7. The honest long tail (mostly host + adapters, not cores)
-
-The cores are pure domain logic; the production *tail* is not in them yet and is most of
-the remaining real effort:
-
-- Auth: first-party cookies / Safari-ITP, CSRF, silent SSO, grant caching.
-- Cross-cutting: rate limiting, observability/metrics, error pages, caching.
-- Integrations: SumUp payment + webhooks, Ghost CMS sync.
-- Presentation: the actual HTMX templates + CSS (this is also where the redesign happens).
-- **Live data migration** — the single biggest non-core workstream.
-
----
-
-## 8. Concrete next steps
-
-1. Treat the **host trio** as the fleet's critical path; prioritise over more domain features.
-2. Stand up the **strangler edge + core-level shadow-diff harness** as a tool.
-3. Prove **one slice** (blog/content read path) end-to-end in production as the reference.
-4. **Spec the Postgres → persist data migration** (the long-pole nobody has started).
-5. Then walk slices through duplicate → cut over → diverge, redesigning UX in Phase C.
-
----
-
-## 9. Why this is low-risk despite being a platform rewrite
-
-- It's **wiring host-agnostic cores to a host**, not rewriting domain logic from scratch.
-- The **strangler edge** means the site always works and any route reverts in seconds.
-- **Deterministic cores** make data-parity *mechanically checkable* (replay + diff), so
-  correctness isn't a matter of faith.
-- **Logic/presentation separation** lets us change look/feel + functionality (Phase C)
-  *without* re-risking the validated domain logic.
-- It's the **same discipline that just shipped A1**: one reference migration, a hard
-  parity gate, honest exclusions, verify-before-merge.