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feat(verification): canonical machine proof ledger; PROOF-STATUS table rendered from it - #1029
This is the first of a three-PR stack that replaces the hand-written proof tables with a generated ledger.
README-EXPLAINME §5 makes a machine ledger canonical: the table is derived from it, and the closed vocabulary is proven / proven-with-postulates / argued / tested-only / open. PROOF-POLICY §8 adds Proof Witness Grades, recorded on theory rows only, derived rather than asserted, and always published as a census.
verification/proof-ledger.jsonl holds 42 rows, one I-JSON/JCS object per line. Each row has kind, obligation, status, checker, file+names, axioms, bounds and trust_boundary. Theory rows add pwg, foundation_diverse and legs (PROOF-POLICY §8.5).
scripts/proof-ledger.sh check enforces the following, and also checks every named identifier against its file, so a renamed proof turns it red:
the closed vocabulary;
proven carries no axioms;
proven-with-postulates names its axioms;
tested-only gives its bounds;
a PWG appears only on a theory row and needs the §2.1 Agda invocation;
a grade above PWG-3 needs a counted recheck leg;
the byte profile.
render, render --check and render --write produce and maintain the table block in PROOF-STATUS.adoc, together with a census line such as "18 proven of 42; …". The census is never a percentage.
tests/proof-ledger-test.sh has 15 contracts, each planting one defect the check exists to catch. All are wired into the PROOF-STATUS currency job.
What the receipts changed
I re-ran each checker locally at c639c46, using the same pinned versions CI uses:
Re-run
Result
Ledger consequence
Lean 4.30.0 lake build + Lean.collectAxioms over all 114 theorems
build OK; 70 use no axioms, 32 use propext, 12 use propext+Quot.sound; none uses Classical.choice
RateLimiting, BayesianUpdate, ParserTotality and ESN preconditions become proven-with-postulates, with the axioms named. PageRank preconditions use no axioms and are proven.
OK; the import cone is two builtins; the source SHA-256 bbd18e27… matches the recorded receipt
proven, PWG-3; both recheck legs are owed
TLC 2.19 (rev 5a47802), KinGate
no error; 444,715 distinct states, depth 13
tested-only, with those bounds. The old "1,778,860 distinct states" was TLC's temporal-graph total across 4 branches.
Idris2 0.7.0
not rebuilt locally; CI receipt: Verify Proofs run 42539599591 on c639c46, success
18 proven rows. I checked that the ipkg builds and the --check loop cover every file named.
Other corrections:
Vocabulary: COMPLETE and PARTIAL are gone, and "Grade 3" is now written PWG-3.
Theory rows: PageRank convergence and ESN echo-state are now separate open/ungraded rows: Agda statement first, then the Rocq and Lean legs, with no Mathlib.
Model-to-runtime rows: new rows cover the model-to-runtime link (models-runtime-refinement, open), retract_dependents being unwired (open), and VCL query correctness (open).
Coverage Map retired: it marked models "Full" without runtime evidence. README-EXPLAINME §5 rule 3 says a model row proves its model only.
Census: 18 proven of 42; 4 proven-with-postulates, 11 tested-only, 2 argued, 7 open. Theory rows: 3 (PWG-3 1, ungraded 2).
Stack
This PR: the canonical ledger, the renderer and the gates.
Next: align the claims to the ledger.
README Proofs row, docs/EXPLAINME.adoc#proof-ledger, and AFFIRMATION. AFFIRMATION's "blocked only on Mathlib network access" contradicts the no-Mathlib rule, and its .md link is broken.
docs/proof-debt.adoc §(c) entries for propext and Quot.sound.
The neural-convergence handover rewritten Agda-first.
Then: CI emits the receipts and the ledger's statuses are derived from them.
A Lean.collectAxioms receipt, a TLC bounds receipt and an Agda receipt.
Pin tla2tools.jar: CI fetches releases/latest under a cache key named v1.8.0.
How has this been verified?
bash scripts/proof-ledger.sh check: 42 rows valid. render --check: the block is current.
bash tests/proof-ledger-test.sh: 15 passed, 0 failed. Every mutant exits 1 from a rule, not 5 from a jq crash.
bash scripts/check-proof-status.sh: 41 files, 137 identifiers, 0 mismatches. check-trusted-base.sh: OK.
shellcheck is clean on both scripts. actionlint shows the same single pre-existing SC2005 note as main. The invisible-character scan is clean.
Notes
REUSE: JSONL can't carry an SPDX comment, so .reuse/dep5 gains an MPL-2.0 stanza for the ledger. That is the estate rule for machine-readable data, and this is a new file, not a relicensing.
Staleness window: a few rows name ExUnit files outside the workflow's path filter. A rename there is caught at the weekly scheduled run, or at the next PR that touches a proof path.
…e rendered from it
README-EXPLAINME section 5 requires a proof ledger with one row per
obligation and a closed status vocabulary. Where a machine ledger exists,
it is canonical and the table is derived from it. Hypatia's PROOF-STATUS
was a set of hand-written tables, and those had drifted from estate
policy.
What this adds:
- verification/proof-ledger.jsonl: 42 rows, one I-JSON/JCS object per
line. Each row records kind (engineering|theory), obligation, status,
checker, file and names, axioms, bounds and trust_boundary. Theory
rows also record pwg, foundation_diverse and legs (PROOF-POLICY 8.5).
- scripts/proof-ledger.sh:
- `check` enforces the vocabulary, the status rules and the byte
profile, and checks every named identifier against the tree. The
status rules are: proven carries no axioms; proven-with-postulates
names its axioms; tested-only gives bounds; a PWG appears only on a
theory row, needs the PROOF-POLICY 2.1 Agda invocation, and above
PWG-3 needs a counted leg.
- `render` emits the table and a census line (counts, never a
percentage). `render --check` and `render --write` keep the
PROOF-STATUS block current.
- tests/proof-ledger-test.sh: 15 contracts, each planting a defect the
check exists to catch.
- verify-proofs: the PROOF-STATUS currency job also runs the three steps
above.
Corrections the receipts forced, re-run locally at c639c46:
- Lean 4.30.0, lake build plus Lean.collectAxioms: 44 of the 114 theorems
rest on propext, or on propext and Quot.sound. RateLimiting,
BayesianUpdate, ParserTotality and the ESN preconditions are therefore
proven-with-postulates, with the axioms named. The PageRank
preconditions use no axioms and are proven.
- TLC 2.19: KinGate is a bounded model check, so it is tested-only with
its bounds. Those bounds are 444715 distinct states at depth 13. The
old row's "1,778,860 distinct states" was TLC's temporal-graph total
across 4 branches.
- Agda 2.8.0.2 under --safe --without-K --cubical-compatible: the
LogtalkMigration source digest still matches. It is proven, at PWG-3,
with both recheck legs owed.
- PageRank convergence and the ESN echo-state property are theory. Each
is an open, ungraded row: Agda statement first, no Mathlib.
- New rows record the model-to-runtime link and VCL query correctness,
both open. The Coverage Map, which marked models "Full" without that
evidence, is retired.
- COMPLETE and PARTIAL are gone. "Grade 3" is now written PWG-3.
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Documentation
Updated the proof status overview with a consolidated inventory of 42 obligations, their verification states and trust boundaries.
Clarified proof status terminology and added summaries of verification coverage and witness grades.
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Added automated checks to validate the proof inventory and ensure its published table stays in sync.
The change adds a 42-record proof ledger, a script to validate and render it, and contract tests. The proof status document now reports ledger data and updated status details. The proof workflow checks ledger validity, rendered-document consistency, and contract tests.
Changes: Proof Ledger
Layer / File(s)
Summary
Ledger records and status document verification/proof-ledger.jsonl, verification/PROOF-STATUS.adoc, .reuse/dep5
The ledger records 42 obligations and their status, checker, scope, and trust boundary. The status document defines the status and witness-grade rules, reports the ledger and its census, and updates P7, P8, and coverage statements. .reuse/dep5 assigns the ledger a copyright and licence.
Ledger validation and rendering scripts/proof-ledger.sh
The script checks ledger format, schema, status rules, evidence, IDs, and references. It generates the status table and supports checking or writing the marked document block.
Contract tests and workflow checks tests/proof-ledger-test.sh, .github/workflows/verify-proofs.yml
The tests validate the committed ledger and document block, and reject invalid ledger or document changes. The workflow triggers on ledger-related changes and runs validation, rendering, and contract tests.
sequenceDiagram
participant Actions as GitHub Actions proof-status job
participant Script as scripts/proof-ledger.sh
participant Ledger as verification/proof-ledger.jsonl
participant Document as verification/PROOF-STATUS.adoc
participant Tests as tests/proof-ledger-test.sh
Actions->>Script: Run check
Script->>Ledger: Read and validate records
Actions->>Script: Run render --check
Script->>Ledger: Generate status block
Script->>Document: Compare generated block with marked block
Actions->>Tests: Run contract tests
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hyperpolymath/hypatia#996: Adds the Agda migration artefact and CI receipt that this ledger records.
hyperpolymath/hypatia#997: Updates the Agda installation and Logtalk guard in the proof workflow, which this PR also extends.
Merge Risk: Low · previous review d383f
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lib/neural/echo_state_network.ex scales the reservoir to an induced
infinity-norm of @reservoir_norm = 0.95. It does not compute the spectral
radius, so the obligation is stated in those terms. Both open theory rows
also name constructive reals as the Agda route, which is the owner's
choice.
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Review comments at @scripts/proof-ledger.sh:
- Around line 170-174: Update the --check branch to verify that both Proof
Ledger markers are present in $DOC before comparing doc_block with render. If
either marker is missing, report that the markers must be restored and exit with
status 2; only recommend render --write when both markers exist and the rendered
block is stale.
- Around line 57-64: The jq validation pipeline can abort while applying schema
rules to malformed rows before reporting field type errors. Update the
validation flow in the `errs` jq expression in `proof-ledger.sh` to report type
errors first and skip rules that require invalid or missing fields, so invalid
rows produce the documented validation messages and exit code 1.
- Around line 43-46: Add final-LF contract tests for the `check` command using
fixtures with a missing final LF and an extra final LF. Assert that `check`
rejects both fixtures and reports the final-LF diagnostic.
Review comments at @tests/proof-ledger-test.sh:
- Around line 15-21: The expect helper in the proof-ledger test checks only the
exit status, so a checker-invocation error can mask removal of the open-row
grade rule. Update the open-graded mutation test to also verify the expected
status diagnostic in the captured output, ensuring the test passes only when
that rule rejects the mutation.
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- check: field types are validated first. A row with a missing or
mistyped field gets only those messages; the later rules would iterate
the wrong type and abort jq, losing every message after it. The
currency pass skips such rows too. A line that is not JSON is named,
and the run stops before the schema pass, which would otherwise crash
with exit 5.
- render --check: when a generated-block marker is missing, it now says
to restore it (exit 2). It used to report a stale block and suggest
render --write, which then refused for the same reason.
- tests/proof-ledger-test.sh: expect_msg asserts the diagnostic as well
as the exit code, so another rule failing first cannot pass a
contract.
- New contracts: missing and extra final LF; a mistyped field (exit
1, its message, no jq crash); a non-JSON line; a missing marker.
- The open-graded contract now asserts its own rule's message.
- 21 passed. Against the previous script, 3 of the new contracts fail.
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Derive higher PWG grades from validated recheck legs
When a theory row is promoted above PWG-3, this condition accepts any single object with counts: true; for example, changing logtalk-migration to pwg: "1" and legs: [{"counts":true}] still reports all 42 rows valid. No leg route, prover, status, reconciliation state, or receipt is validated, and PWG-2ii/PWG-1 do not require both Rocq and Lean legs or current per-commit receipts, contrary to the grade definitions in PROOF-POLICY §8.2. Because the generated census treats the accepted value as canonical, a one-field edit can silently publish a materially overstated proof grade; validate the full leg schema and compute pwg from the qualifying legs and receipts instead.
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Reject duplicate generated ledger blocks
If a merge or manual edit leaves two complete marker pairs, render --check still succeeds because doc_block stops after the first end marker and the preceding checks only establish that each marker exists. A canonical first block followed by a stale duplicate therefore leaves two conflicting Proof Ledger tables—and duplicate proof-ledger anchors—in the published document while the currency job remains green. Require exactly one ordered marker pair, or compare the document after removing/replacing every generated region.
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Pin the policy version enforced by the ledger gate
This new gate hard-codes the canonical Agda profile and PWG rules but records only unversioned references to PROOF-POLICY. When that external policy changes, this check can continue accepting the old semantics while the generated ledger claims conformance to the new ones; PROOF-POLICY §7 explicitly requires an enforcing gate to cite the repository, path, and full 40-character commit and to fail when the pin is missing. Add and validate that policy pin alongside the hard-coded profile.
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Reject non-object JSONL records before schema validation
When a syntactically valid line is not an object, such as replacing the first record with [], the canonical-form pass accepts it and these has/field accesses only make jq print per-input errors; because later records are valid, the commands ultimately succeed, fails is never incremented, and check exits 0 while claiming all 42 rows are valid. This lets a malformed record disappear from the census/rendering without making the canonical-ledger gate red. Explicitly require type == "object" for every line before running any object-field logic, and treat any nonzero jq result as a validation failure.
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Enforce the no-number profile before calling jq output JCS
The claimed profile says all values avoid numbers so that jq -cS equals JCS, but legs is only checked as an array and may contain arbitrary numeric receipt data. For example, adding {"receipt":1e-7} to the PWG-3 row produces jq's 1E-7 spelling and still passes check, although RFC 8785 requires ECMAScript number serialization, so another JCS implementation canonicalizes this differently. That breaks the ledger's promised invariant representation for hashing or interchange; either recursively reject numbers as the documented profile requires or use an actual JCS canonicalizer.
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Reject empty checker values for proven rows
When a proven or proven-with-postulates row has checker: "", this condition does not reject it because it only compares against the sentinel "-"; the row is then counted as proven and rendered with a blank checker despite having no checker evidence. A mutation of abi-types to an empty checker currently returns proof-ledger: 42 rows valid. Require a nonempty checker value in addition to rejecting the sentinel for proven statuses.
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Lean 4.30.0, lake build; axioms by Lean.collectAxioms","file":"verification/proofs/lean4/PageRankInvariants.lean","id":"lean-pagerank-preconditions","kind":"engineering","names":["edge_weight_nonneg","outWeightSum_nonneg","inWeightSum_nonneg","pagerank_preconditions_sound"],"obligation":"PageRank inputs are well formed: edge weights and in/out weight sums are non-negative","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"Preconditions only; convergence is row pagerank-convergence"}
{"axioms":["propext"],"bounds":"","checker":"Lean 4.30.0, lake build; axioms by Lean.collectAxioms","file":"verification/proofs/lean4/ESNSpectralScaling.lean","id":"lean-esn-preconditions","kind":"engineering","names":["denom_pos_when_floor_pos","denom_ge_maxAbs","denom_ge_floor","esn_scaling_preconditions_sound"],"obligation":"ESN spectral scaling is well defined: the floor-clamped denominator is positive and bounds both inputs","status":"proven-with-postulates","trust_boundary":"Preconditions only; echo-state stability is row esn-echo-state"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"3 bots x 2 repos, MaxRequests = 4: 444715 distinct states, depth 13, no error","checker":"TLC 2.19 (rev 5a47802), -workers auto -config KinGate.cfg","file":"verification/proofs/tlaplus/KinGate.tla","id":"kin-gate","kind":"engineering","names":["KinGateSafe","MutualExclusionByType","MutualExclusionBotView","ViewCoherentWithLocks","NoOrphanView","GrantsAreWellBracketed","EveryRequestProcessed"],"obligation":"Kin-gate atomicity: mutual exclusion by type and in the bot view, view coherent with locks, no orphan view, well-bracketed grants, and every request processed (H8)","status":"tested-only","trust_boundary":"One bounded instance; the Elixir kin gate is not shown to follow the spec"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Agda 2.8.0.2, builtins only, --safe --without-K --cubical-compatible","file":"verification/proofs/agda/LogtalkMigration.agda","foundation_diverse":false,"id":"logtalk-migration","kind":"theory","legs":[],"names":["categoriesAgree","severitiesAgree","autoFixableAgrees","fixPresenceAgrees","preventionBranchSource","preventionCodeReviewTarget"],"obligation":"The 18 transcribed alert types agree between security_learning.lgt and Hypatia.Rules.SecurityErrors on category, severity, auto-fixability and fix presence; prevention agrees except the two ledgered non-equalities","pwg":"3","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"The finite table as transcribed; fix strings and Elixir runtime behaviour are outside the model. No Rocq or Lean leg yet"}
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List all prevention witnesses in the canonical row
This row claims that prevention agrees except for two recorded differences, but its names array contains none of the six preventionAgrees* witnesses and only one side of each difference (preventionBranchSource and preventionCodeReviewTarget). The detailed P8 section relies on preventionBranchTarget, preventionCodeReviewSource, and the six agreement declarations as well, so removing or renaming those proofs does not stale the canonical ledger even though the row remains proven. Include every declaration on which the obligation rests so the ledger's own tree-currency check covers the full claim.
{"axioms":["propext"],"bounds":"","checker":"Lean 4.30.0, lake build; axioms by Lean.collectAxioms","file":"verification/proofs/lean4/ParserTotality.lean","id":"lean-parser-totality","kind":"engineering","names":["parseFrom_deterministic","parseFrom_passes_remainder","parseFrom_orphan_from","parseFrom_no_from_keyword"],"obligation":"The VCL FROM-clause parser is total and deterministic, passes the remainder on, and rejects malformed input","status":"proven-with-postulates","trust_boundary":"FROM-clause subset over a token model; lib/vcl/ is not shown to follow it. Moves to Idris2 when next touched (PROOF-POLICY section 3)"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Lean 4.30.0, lake build; axioms by Lean.collectAxioms","file":"verification/proofs/lean4/PageRankInvariants.lean","id":"lean-pagerank-preconditions","kind":"engineering","names":["edge_weight_nonneg","outWeightSum_nonneg","inWeightSum_nonneg","pagerank_preconditions_sound"],"obligation":"PageRank inputs are well formed: edge weights and in/out weight sums are non-negative","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"Preconditions only; convergence is row pagerank-convergence"}
{"axioms":["propext"],"bounds":"","checker":"Lean 4.30.0, lake build; axioms by Lean.collectAxioms","file":"verification/proofs/lean4/ESNSpectralScaling.lean","id":"lean-esn-preconditions","kind":"engineering","names":["denom_pos_when_floor_pos","denom_ge_maxAbs","denom_ge_floor","esn_scaling_preconditions_sound"],"obligation":"ESN spectral scaling is well defined: the floor-clamped denominator is positive and bounds both inputs","status":"proven-with-postulates","trust_boundary":"Preconditions only; echo-state stability is row esn-echo-state"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"3 bots x 2 repos, MaxRequests = 4: 444715 distinct states, depth 13, no error","checker":"TLC 2.19 (rev 5a47802), -workers auto -config KinGate.cfg","file":"verification/proofs/tlaplus/KinGate.tla","id":"kin-gate","kind":"engineering","names":["KinGateSafe","MutualExclusionByType","MutualExclusionBotView","ViewCoherentWithLocks","NoOrphanView","GrantsAreWellBracketed","EveryRequestProcessed"],"obligation":"Kin-gate atomicity: mutual exclusion by type and in the bot view, view coherent with locks, no orphan view, well-bracketed grants, and every request processed (H8)","status":"tested-only","trust_boundary":"One bounded instance; the Elixir kin gate is not shown to follow the spec"}
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Reconcile the corrected TLC state count in its proof README
The new canonical row reports 444,715 distinct states for the 3-bot, 2-repo, MaxRequests=4 run, while verification/proofs/tlaplus/README.adoc still describes the same default configuration as 1,778,860 distinct states. The commit explains that the latter was a temporal-graph total rather than the distinct-state count, but that distinction is absent from the repository documentation, leaving two contradictory proof receipts. Update the proof-specific README with the corrected count and, if useful, label the old total explicitly.
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Escape line breaks in rendered table fields
All string fields currently permit embedded \n or \r, but jq -r turns those escapes into literal line breaks and esc only replaces vertical bars. For example, an obligation ending in \n|open creates an extra AsciiDoc cell/row; after render --write, render --check approves that malformed generated block because it reproduces the same output. Reject control characters in ledger strings or normalize them before constructing the table.
…the check's gaps
Codex's review of 748296c found eight gaps. Each is fixed and has a contract
that fails on the previous script (13 new; 34/34 pass):
- Grades: a theory row's grade is now computed from its legs, never trusted.
- Each leg records prover, route, status, correspondence and axioms.
- A leg counts when its kernel accepted it and its statement is
reconciled (PROOF-POLICY 8.2).
- The recorded pwg must equal the computed one, both ways.
- PWG-1 is refused while the ledger records no per-commit receipts.
- +foundation-diverse requires a counted other-foundation leg.
- The asserted `counts` field is gone; no row used it.
- Policy pin: PROOF-POLICY section 7 requires the enforcing gate to cite
repository, path and full commit, and to fail without one. POLICY_PIN names
metadatastician/standards 3-practice/PROOF-POLICY.adoc @ b8f6051. The
rendered block states it.
- Non-object lines: a JSON line that is not an object (`[]`) now stops the
run. It used to vanish from the census while check exited 0.
- JCS profile: a number anywhere is refused. jq -cS equals JCS only without
numbers.
- Control characters: a control character in any string is refused. A
newline could forge a table cell.
- Empty fields: checker, obligation and trust_boundary must be non-empty. An
empty checker on a proven row passed before.
- Markers: render --check needs exactly one BEGIN/END pair, in order. A
second stale block used to pass behind the first.
- Ledger and docs:
- logtalk-migration names all fourteen prevention witnesses its
obligation rests on, not six;
- the TLA+ README gives 444,715 distinct states, the ledger's count, and
explains the older 1,778,860: the liveness graph, 444,715 states across
4 branches.
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Trigger the ledger gate for every referenced source
When a PR changes only test/security_errors_test.exs, test/retraction_test.exs, test/dispatch_manifest_test.exs, lib/safety/quarantine.ex, or lib/vcl/query.ex, this workflow is skipped because none of those newly ledgered paths matches the filter. A proof name can therefore be removed and merged while the canonical-ledger currency gate never runs; add every ledger-referenced source path (or remove the path filter) so staleness is caught before merge rather than by the weekly run.
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Reject empty witness and axiom entries
If a row uses "names":[""], this validation accepts it, the later nonempty-array rule passes, and the tree check skips the empty name at line 168, so a proven row can be published without any checked witness; "axioms":[""] similarly satisfies the requirement that proven-with-postulates name its axioms while rendering an empty axiom. Require every names and axioms element to be a nonempty string.
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Idris2 0.7.0, idris2 --build verify/hypatia-verify.ipkg (--total)","file":"verify/src/PipelineState.idr","id":"pipeline-state","kind":"engineering","names":["transition","cancelRunning"],"obligation":"Pipeline states change only by valid transitions; terminal and active states are classified","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"Over the Idris2 state machine; the Elixir pipeline is not shown to follow it"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Idris2 0.7.0, idris2 --check (--total)","file":"verification/proofs/idris2/ConfidenceBounds.idr","id":"confidence-bounds","kind":"engineering","names":["successPreservesBounds","failurePreservesBounds","clampUpperBound"],"obligation":"Confidence stays in [0,1] under Bayesian success and failure updates, clamping and weighted averaging (P1)","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"Over natural-number fractions; Elixir floats are not modelled"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Idris2 0.7.0, idris2 --check (--total)","file":"verification/proofs/idris2/SafetyTriangle.idr","id":"safety-triangle","kind":"engineering","names":["tierGTIrreflexive","tierGTAsymmetric","tierGTTransitive","tierTrichotomy","eliminateAlwaysChosen"],"obligation":"Tiers form a strict total order and routing picks the highest available tier (P2)","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"Over the Idris2 model; the Elixir TriangleRouter is not shown to follow it"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"Idris2 0.7.0, idris2 --check (--total)","file":"verification/proofs/idris2/DispatchStrategy.idr","id":"dispatch-strategy","kind":"engineering","names":["highConfidenceIsAuto","midConfidenceIsReview","lowConfidenceIsReport"],"obligation":"Confidence maps monotonically to dispatch strategy at the 95/85 boundaries; nascent recipes never auto-execute (P3)","status":"proven","trust_boundary":"Over integer percentages; the Elixir FleetDispatcher is not shown to follow it"}
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List the dispatch properties claimed by this row
This obligation claims monotonicity and that nascent recipes never auto-execute, but its witness list omits the actual dispatchMonotone and nascentNeverAutoExecutes declarations. Removing either standalone theorem still leaves the Idris file compilable and both currency checks green, while the generated canonical ledger continues reporting the whole obligation as proven; add those declarations to names so the row becomes stale when either proof disappears.
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Restrict proof files to repository-relative paths
When a ledger row uses an absolute path such as /etc/passwd (or a ../ path) and names text present there, this existence-and-grep check accepts it and reports the ledger valid; for example, changing abi-types to file: "/etc/passwd" and names: ["root"] still returns 42 valid rows. This lets canonical proof evidence resolve outside the checked-out tree and makes results runner-dependent, so reject absolute paths and parent traversal before checking the file.
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"-","file":"lib/safety/quarantine.ex","id":"retraction-runtime-wiring","kind":"engineering","names":["retract_dependents"],"obligation":"Quarantine.retract_dependents/1 is called by a scan or dispatch path","status":"open","trust_boundary":"Not wired, like the rest of the safety systems (CLAUDE.md Known Gap 2)"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"ExUnit cases","checker":"ExUnit (mix test)","file":"test/dispatch_manifest_test.exs","id":"dispatch-manifest-steps","kind":"engineering","names":["DispatchManifest"],"obligation":"Every dispatch-manifest step names the verdict it derives from, and a factless step refuses the whole manifest before anything is written","status":"tested-only","trust_boundary":"Hypatia's own derived workflow only"}
{"axioms":[],"bounds":"","checker":"-","file":"test/dispatch_manifest_test.exs","id":"signalbox","kind":"engineering","names":["DispatchManifest"],"obligation":"The Signalbox derived-workflow criterion holds","status":"open","trust_boundary":"There is no Signalbox repository to apply the criterion to"}
{"axioms":["Quot.sound","propext"],"bounds":"","checker":"Lean 4.30.0, lake build; axioms by Lean.collectAxioms","file":"verification/proofs/lean4/RateLimiting.lean","id":"lean-rate-limiting","kind":"engineering","names":["tryAccept_preserves_invariant","prune_preserves_invariant","processEvents_preserves_invariant","at_limit_rejects","count_bounded_after_accepts"],"obligation":"The rate-limit counter never exceeds its bound: tryAccept, prune and event sequences preserve the invariant, and an at-limit event is rejected (P7)","status":"proven-with-postulates","trust_boundary":"Over Nat counters; lib/safety/rate_limiter.ex is not called by any dispatch path. Interface engineering in Lean: moves to Idris2 when next touched (PROOF-POLICY section 3)"}
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Gate the recorded Lean axiom sets against fresh receipts
When any listed Lean theorem starts using an additional axiom without being renamed, the canonical row remains green with its old axioms list: the inspected lake-build job only runs lake build, and neither that workflow nor proof-ledger.sh invokes Lean.collectAxioms or compares its output. For example, introducing Classical.choice can therefore leave this row published as depending only on Quot.sound and propext; generate and compare the axiom receipt in CI before accepting these statuses.
…ledger; Agda-first convergence plan (#1030)
## Summary
This is the second PR of the proof-ledger stack and is based on #1029;
review it after that. It follows the owner's decisions of 2026-11-09:
move EXPLAINME to the root with a full refresh, and use constructive
reals for the convergence theorems.
**EXPLAINME.adoc** moves back to the repository root, as
README-EXPLAINME requires. Every claim in it was re-checked against the
tree.
- **Removed:** "Idris2 ABI proofs formally verify recipe correctness";
"Haskell Liquid types"; a `proofs/agda/` safety-triangle row for a
directory that doesn't exist.
- **Corrected:**
- 5 neural networks is now 8;
- 7 Zig exports is now 18;
- `Gen.idr` is a generator, not a spec;
- `Verdict`/`Retraction` are added.
- **Metrics:** volatile figures give way to the `mix hypatia.*` tasks
that compute them.
- **Known gaps:** the safety systems are recorded as built but not
wired, which I confirmed by grep. README's own overclaims are recorded
too: rule-module, `lib/`, recipe, CLI-command and Mix-task counts, `just
build-all`, `guix.scm`, and two dead links. Fixing README itself is a
follow-up PR.
- **Proof ledger:** a new `[[proof-ledger]]` section cites
`verification/proof-ledger.jsonl` and quotes its census.
**README / AFFIRMATION**
- The README proof bullet says what is proved, and that the proofs are
about models, not the runtime. It quotes the ledger census.
- AFFIRMATION drops "blocked only on Mathlib network access"
(PROOF-POLICY forbids Mathlib) and its dead `.md` link.
**Derived claims:** `scripts/proof-ledger.sh claims` fails when a census
quoted in README, AFFIRMATION or EXPLAINME differs from the ledger's. It
runs in CI and has 4 contracts, built from the ledger so they survive
count changes.
**Convergence handover**, rewritten Agda-first:
- Agda 2.8.0.2 under `--safe --without-K --cubical-compatible`, over
constructive Bishop reals built on agda-stdlib v2.3 (`8326c74`), with no
Mathlib.
- Milestones M0 to M5 run from the reals through completeness and
constructive Banach to PageRank and ESN, with tanh as its own row.
- The ESN is stated in the induced ∞-norm, which is what
`echo_state_network.ex` actually uses.
- `docs/proofs/needs.adoc` becomes a pointer to the ledger; its own list
had drifted ("Agda retired", Mathlib).
## How has this been verified?
- **Feasibility spike (local):** Agda 2.8.0.2 + agda-stdlib v2.3 loads
`Data.Rational` and checks a Bishop-real record under the §2.1 profile,
with rc=0.
- **Ledger gates:** `proof-ledger.sh check` / `render --check` /
`claims` all pass (4 quoted censuses agree).
`tests/proof-ledger-test.sh`: **19 passed, 0 failed**.
`check-proof-status.sh`: OK.
- **EXPLAINME spot-checks:** I re-verified 42 rule modules, 154 `.ex`
files, 16 Mix tasks, `RateLimiter`/`Safety.Quarantine` having no
callers, the `dispatch_guard.ex` novelty lines, and the missing
`guix.scm`.
- **Static checks:** `shellcheck` is clean; the invisible-character scan
is clean.
## Notes
- **Licence:** EXPLAINME keeps `CC-BY-SA-4.0`, the repo's docs licence.
The standard's MPL example reads "or applicable licence".
- **References:** `.audittraining/` datasets still name
`docs/EXPLAINME.adoc`. They are a frozen training corpus and are left as
they are.
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…dger rows now proven (#1031)
## Summary
This is the third PR of the proof-ledger stack, based on #1030 (which is
based on #1029).
The owner decided on 2026-11-09 to **re-home the Lean engineering proofs
to Idris2 now** (PROOF-POLICY §3), rather than record Lean's kernel
axioms as necessary.
- **New Idris2 files:** `verification/proofs/idris2/` gains
`RateLimiting`, `BayesianUpdate`, `ParserTotality`, `PageRankInvariants`
and `ESNSpectralScaling`.
- They port the Lean files theorem for theorem, with names in camelCase.
- Every file is under `%default total`, with no `believe_me`,
`assert_total` or holes.
- The existing per-file `idris2 --check` loop picks them up; no new CI
is needed.
- **Why the axioms go away:** four of the Lean files rested on
`propext`, or on `propext` + `Quot.sound` (from `Lean.collectAxioms`,
see #1029). Idris2 has neither.
- **Ledger rows renamed:**
| Old id | New id |
|---|---|
| `lean-rate-limiting` | `rate-limiting` |
| `lean-bayesian-update` | `bayesian-update` |
| `lean-parser-totality` | `parser-totality` |
| `lean-pagerank-preconditions` | `pagerank-preconditions` |
| `lean-esn-preconditions` | `esn-preconditions` |
All five are **`proven`**. **Census: 22 proven of 42; 0
proven-with-postulates, 11 tested-only, 2 argued, 7 open.**
- **Lean project removed:** `verification/proofs/lean4/` is deleted. The
`lake build` job becomes **`Lean hole re-check (HYP-01 control)`**: the
pinned Lean stays for the verdict fixture only. The job is not a
required check (rules on `main` require `abi-codegen-drift`, `zig build
test`, `Escript packaging soundness`, `scan / gitleaks`).
- **Claims updated:** README, AFFIRMATION, EXPLAINME, PROOF-STATUS and
`needs.adoc` describe the move. The `claims` gate from #1030 caught all
four stale census quotes first, so the derived-claims check works end to
end.
- **Contract fix:** the ledger contracts now refuse a mutant whose
target row is missing. I hit this in practice: the old axiom contracts
targeted the renamed `lean-*` ids, so they would have mutated nothing
and still passed.
## How has this been verified?
Local receipt, Idris2 **0.7.0** built from source with Chez Scheme (the
same version CI pins):
| Check | Result |
|---|---|
| `idris2 --check` on all 12 `verification/proofs/idris2/*.idr` | 12/12
ok |
| `idris2 --build src/abi/hypatia-abi.ipkg`,
`verify/hypatia-verify.ipkg` | exit 0, exit 0 |
| `scripts/check-verdicts.sh` | PASS: 2 positive controls, 5 expected
rejections |
| `scripts/check-trusted-base.sh` | OK |
| `proof-ledger.sh check` / `render --check` / `claims` | valid /
current / 4 censuses agree |
| `tests/proof-ledger-test.sh` | 19 passed, 0 failed; a planted missing
target makes it fail |
| `actionlint` | only the pre-existing SC2005 note `main` has |
## Notes
- **Not a recheck leg:** this re-homes engineering statements. It is not
a recheck leg of any theory theorem. The convergence theorems remain
`open` (Agda-first plan in #1030).
- **Removed files:** the removed Lean files' statements are the Idris2
files' statements. Git history keeps the Lean versions.
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Summary
This is the first of a three-PR stack that replaces the hand-written proof tables with a generated ledger.
README-EXPLAINME §5 makes a machine ledger canonical: the table is derived from it, and the closed vocabulary is
proven/proven-with-postulates/argued/tested-only/open. PROOF-POLICY §8 adds Proof Witness Grades, recorded on theory rows only, derived rather than asserted, and always published as a census.verification/proof-ledger.jsonlholds 42 rows, one I-JSON/JCS object per line. Each row haskind,obligation,status,checker,file+names,axioms,boundsandtrust_boundary. Theory rows addpwg,foundation_diverseandlegs(PROOF-POLICY §8.5).scripts/proof-ledger.sh checkenforces the following, and also checks every named identifier against its file, so a renamed proof turns it red:provencarries no axioms;proven-with-postulatesnames its axioms;tested-onlygives its bounds;render,render --checkandrender --writeproduce and maintain the table block inPROOF-STATUS.adoc, together with a census line such as "18 proven of 42; …". The census is never a percentage.tests/proof-ledger-test.shhas 15 contracts, each planting one defect the check exists to catch. All are wired into thePROOF-STATUS currencyjob.What the receipts changed
I re-ran each checker locally at
c639c46, using the same pinned versions CI uses:lake build+Lean.collectAxiomsover all 114 theoremspropext, 12 usepropext+Quot.sound; none usesClassical.choiceproven-with-postulates, with the axioms named. PageRank preconditions use no axioms and areproven.--safe --without-K --cubical-compatiblebbd18e27…matches the recorded receiptproven, PWG-3; both recheck legs are owedtested-only, with those bounds. The old "1,778,860 distinct states" was TLC's temporal-graph total across 4 branches.c639c46, successprovenrows. I checked that the ipkg builds and the--checkloop cover every file named.Other corrections:
open/ungradedrows: Agda statement first, then the Rocq and Lean legs, with no Mathlib.models-runtime-refinement,open),retract_dependentsbeing unwired (open), and VCL query correctness (open).Census: 18 proven of 42; 4 proven-with-postulates, 11 tested-only, 2 argued, 7 open. Theory rows: 3 (PWG-3 1, ungraded 2).
Stack
docs/EXPLAINME.adoc#proof-ledger, and AFFIRMATION. AFFIRMATION's "blocked only on Mathlib network access" contradicts the no-Mathlib rule, and its.mdlink is broken.docs/proof-debt.adoc§(c) entries forpropextandQuot.sound.Lean.collectAxiomsreceipt, a TLC bounds receipt and an Agda receipt.tla2tools.jar: CI fetchesreleases/latestunder a cache key namedv1.8.0.How has this been verified?
bash scripts/proof-ledger.sh check: 42 rows valid.render --check: the block is current.bash tests/proof-ledger-test.sh: 15 passed, 0 failed. Every mutant exits 1 from a rule, not 5 from a jq crash.bash scripts/check-proof-status.sh: 41 files, 137 identifiers, 0 mismatches.check-trusted-base.sh: OK.shellcheckis clean on both scripts.actionlintshows the same single pre-existing SC2005 note asmain. The invisible-character scan is clean.Notes
.reuse/dep5gains an MPL-2.0 stanza for the ledger. That is the estate rule for machine-readable data, and this is a new file, not a relicensing.Generated by Claude Code