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Mechanical structure-only pass (no document/guide content edits): - Move src/ichor, src/endocrine, and docs/ into core/; the old top-level mafiabot_core/ becomes core/. Everything now lives under a single core/ root. - Drop the "mafiabot" label from the Ada/Alire crate: core.gpr (project Core), alire.toml name = "core"; the generated *_config.* regenerate as core_config.*. - Repoint build-critical wiring only: - .claude/skills/run-sica-fondt/smoke.sh (ponyc + Ada + COBOL paths) - core/src/endocrine R source()/runner paths and the test glob - .github/workflows/ci.yml (working-directory + gpr name) Verified green: smoke ALL GREEN (Pony Ichor, Ada core crate + tests, COBOL E1 vault); R endocrine 14/0; Octave ETR 26/0/1. Deferred (reserved for a less-ephemeral doc/guide pass): docmap.yaml, the guide files and nested AGENTS.md/README prose + now-stale relative links, SOUL.md, and the deeper ring/storage restructure. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_015hmgREHNsxYCuim33yUF2c
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A7 — Conviction array (sub-organ of Eth-Int)
1. Component
The lattice Eth-Int reads: the set of active principles with their convictions, semantic-isomorphy tags, and stress-driven shift-rates. The structural self that defines the agent's integrity, and the thing the SAE checks outputs against in the G1 stress loop.
2. Status / certainty
DESIGN-FIRST (extends today's flat principle list in driver_ethical_integrity.R). Tags + shift-rates
are new — C2/C1.
3. Language & location
R · new module under src/endocrine/ (e.g. conviction_array.R), consumed by A6.
4. Does / does-not
- Does: hold principle entries with conviction + isomorphy tags + per-entry shift-rate; expose the top convictions for SAE matching (G1); apply hardening and stress-modulated shift-rate changes.
- Does-not: evaluate cost (A6 does that) or detect opposition (SAE F2 does); it is the data + its update rules.
5. Interface contract
- Entry:
{ id, conviction(0..1), antithesis[], isomorphy_tags[], shift_rate }. top_convictions(array, n) -> [entry](what SAE matches outputs against, G1 step 2).harden(array, ids, load) -> array'·set_shift_rate(array, delta_from_stress) -> array'.- The memory-derivative rule: convictions are computed from memory-weighted entries (per arch §6) — shape = "complex entries with memory-weighted shifting numerics," same family as PS+'s priors stray.
6. Dependencies & stubs
SAE (F2) feeds opposition events; stress endomotiv (A4/G1) feeds shift-rate deltas — stub: call
set_shift_rate directly. Memory source (E2) for the derivative — stub: in-memory seed entries.
7. Invariants / laws
- L1 (C2): every conviction carries ≥1 semantic-isomorphy tag (so SAE can match outputs to it).
- L2 (C2): under G1 stress, shift-rates increase (convictions move faster — harden or revise).
- L3 (C3): hardening is bounded (→1.0, diminishing); convictions never exceed [0,1].
- L4 (C1): the memory-derivative formula (how memory weights produce the live conviction) — undefined.
8. Build steps
- Define the entry record + tag vocabulary; encode L1/L3 as tests. 2. Add shift-rate mechanics + the G1 hook (L2). 3. Define the memory-derivative (L4) once E2 storage lands. 4. Migrate A6 to use it.
9. Tests
Rscript src/endocrine/test_conviction_array.R (new) — L1 (tags present), L2 (stress↑ → shift-rate↑), L3 (bounds).
10. Open items
- Isomorphy tag vocabulary + how SAE matches outputs to it (C2, shared with F2/G1).
- The memory-derivative formula (C1).
- Shift-rate response curve to stress (C1).