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Fill the PROOF-STATUS title placeholder and say what verification/proofs/ contains - #52
Two defects in this repository's proof status surface, found while auditing the trope stack against PROOF-POLICY.adoc §8 (Proof Witness Grades, owner ruling 2026-11-04).
docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc opened with = Proof Status — {{PROJECT}} — an unfilled mint placeholder, where haec and hermeneia read HAEC and HERMENEIA.
The summary reads 0% proven beside nine prover files, which invites the reading that the figure is a backlog against them. It is not: they are all unmodified mint templates, so 0% is the accurate count.
Documentation only.
Changes
Title. Now reads VOCARIUM.
This repository does gate placeholders, which is worth recording because it explains the miss: .github/workflows/openssf-compliance.yml checks a fixed list of required files — SECURITY, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING, README, CHANGELOG and three .machine_readable/6a2/*.a2ml files — and the status surfaces are not on it. So the gate was working as written; its scope simply did not reach this file. (Note for the owner: 56 files outside .machine_readable/ still carry {{…}} tokens, most of them legitimately, in .devcontainer/ and docs-template/. This PR touches only the status surface. CLAUDE.md already records that the .machine_readable/ identity fields need a mint-time cure.)
New section, "What verification/proofs/ currently contains":
It is all mint boilerplate. The Coq is a toy expression language, the Agda proves length (xs ++ ys) ≡ length xs + length ys, the Lean proves the functor laws for a template ApiResult, the TLA+ models a placeholder request pipeline. Each still carries its "Replace with your project's …" header. None states anything about vocarium — nothing about append-only JSONL replay, index reconstruction, use-model relativity or warrant checking, which are what this store actually owes.
The proof-check-* recipes report a skip as a pass.build/just/proofs.just prints SKIP: <tool> not installed and continues, for all four provers. That contradicts this repository's own no-silent-skip constraint, and if a toolchain were present the recipes would report green on template boilerplate. No gate is affected today — proof-check-all is not reachable from the golden path (just test && just quality, where quality = fmt-check lint test), it is only reachable via the import? at Justfile:581. hyperpolymath/trope-checker's build/just/proofs.just carries the estate's reference treatment: it refuses to report a skip as a pass. Not changed here, because the right fix depends on whether the templates stay at all.
No escape hatch is present in any body — verified with hyperpolymath/mathesis, scripts/census/proof-holes.sh, run over this tree on 2026-11-09. That scan does return one real policy finding: verification/proofs/agda/Properties.agda carries no OPTIONS pragma at all, so it does not set --safe, let alone the §2.1 invocation.
No Proof Witness Grade is supported here (§8.1): none of this is a theory obligation of this repository.
Nothing is deleted. trope-checker removed the identical templates under ADR 0005 D5; whether vocarium does the same is the owner's call (doctrine 7).
RSR Quality Checklist
Required
Tests pass (just test or equivalent) — no source or build file changed; AsciiDoc only, so the voc store engine and tests/e2e/invoke_slice.sh are untouched
Code is formatted (just fmt or equivalent) — AsciiDoc only
Linter is clean (no new warnings or errors) — asciidoctor 2.0.26 --failure-level=WARN clean on both changed files
No banned language patterns (no TypeScript, ReScript, Deno, Node.js/npm, Go or Python)
No unsafe blocks without // SAFETY: comments — n/a
No banned functions (believe_me, unsafeCoerce, Obj.magic, Admitted, sorry) — confirmed absent from every proof body by the scan above
SPDX license headers present on all new/modified source files — existing headers untouched
No secrets, credentials, or .env files included
As Applicable
vocarium_chora.deed updated — deeds are owner-only; not touched
ABI/FFI changes validated — none; no C, no bindings, per ADR-0002
Testing
Run in this session at main6930695 plus this commit:
asciidoctor -o /dev/null --failure-level=WARN docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc CHANGELOG.adoc
# -> clean
grep -c '{{' docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc
# -> 0
bash ~/mathesis/scripts/census/proof-holes.sh --summary .
# -> {"class":"policy","file":"verification/proofs/agda/Properties.agda","lang":"agda",
# "line":1,"marker":"no --safe","text":"file does not set {-# OPTIONS --safe #-}"}
# agda policy: 1
# (no hole, axiom or unsafe record)
# golden-path reachability of the skipping recipes
grep -nE '^(quality|test-all|proof)' Justfile
# -> quality: fmt-check lint test / test-all: test e2e aspect bench readiness
# (proof-check-all appears in neither)
NOT RUN here: Agda, Coq, Lean, Idris2, TLA+, and zig build test — no toolchain in this environment, and this change touches no code the Zig build covers. Nothing in this PR claims a kernel result.
…ofs/ contains
docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc opened with '= Proof Status — {{PROJECT}}', an
unfilled mint placeholder, where haec and hermeneia read HAEC and HERMENEIA. The
repository does gate placeholders, but openssf-compliance.yml checks a fixed list
of required files (SECURITY, LICENSE, CONTRIBUTING, README, CHANGELOG and three
.machine_readable/6a2 files) that does not include the status surfaces, which is
why this passed CI. Title now reads VOCARIUM.
Added a note saying what verification/proofs/ actually contains, since the summary
reads 0% proven beside nine prover files. Every one is an unmodified mint
template: the Coq is a toy expression language, the Agda proves
length (xs ++ ys) ≡ length xs + length ys, the Lean the functor laws for a
template ApiResult, the TLA+ a placeholder request pipeline. None states anything
about vocarium, so 0% is the accurate count rather than a backlog.
Two consequences recorded rather than left implicit:
- build/just/proofs.just's proof-check-* recipes print "SKIP: <tool> not
installed" and continue, against this repository's own no-silent-skip
constraint; and if a toolchain were present they would report green on template
boilerplate. They are not reachable from the golden path (just test && just
quality), so no gate is affected today. trope-checker's build/just/proofs.just
carries the estate's reference treatment: it refuses to report a skip as a pass.
- no escape hatch is present in any body, verified with mathesis
scripts/census/proof-holes.sh over this tree on 2026-11-09. That scan does
return one real policy finding: verification/proofs/agda/Properties.agda carries
no OPTIONS pragma at all, so it does not set --safe, let alone the PROOF-POLICY
§2.1 invocation.
Under PROOF-POLICY §8.1 none of this supports a Proof Witness Grade. Removing the
templates as trope-checker did under ADR 0005 D5 is an owner decision, so nothing
is deleted here.
Documentation only. Verified here: asciidoctor 2.0.26 --failure-level=WARN clean on
both changed files; no {{PLACEHOLDER}} token remains in the file. NOT RUN here:
Agda, Coq, Lean, Idris2, TLA+ (no toolchain).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Documentation
Replaced the proof-status percentage with a census of seven obligations by status and identified the project as VOCARIUM.
Clarified that the available proof files are unmodified templates, are not on the golden path and currently have no Proof Witness Grade.
Documented proof-check recipe behaviour, including skips, scanning and Idris2 module-name handling; the Idris2 path was not tested because Idris2 was unavailable.
Recorded that template bodies contain no proof-hole terms, noted the missing Agda OPTIONS pragma and identified store obligations not yet listed among proof obligations.
The status document now names VOCARIUM and reports seven proof obligations by status. It records findings about proof templates, proof-check recipes, and store obligations. The Unreleased changelog documents these updates and the reported Idris2 module-name behaviour.
Changes: Proof status documentation
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Summary
Report proof status docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc, CHANGELOG.adoc
The status document names VOCARIUM and replaces “0% proven” with counts for the seven obligations. The changelog records the reporting change and the placeholder-gate update.
Document template findings and obligations docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc, CHANGELOG.adoc
The status document records template limitations, proof-check behaviour, scan findings, and store obligations. The changelog describes the proof files and proof-check recipes, including the reported Idris2 module-name behaviour.
The documentation update has no established merge-blocking defect. The failing Hypatia gate still needs investigation before merge.
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Review comments at @CHANGELOG.adoc:
- Line 14: Update the 2026-11-09 changelog entry to describe the former
project-name placeholder without including the literal placeholder token, so the
OpenSSF scan no longer flags it.
Review comments at @docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc:
- Around line 87-88: Update the proof-status documentation to distinguish
individual `proof-check-*` recipes from the aggregate `proof-check-all` check:
state that individual checks can report green on template boilerplate when
toolchains are present, while `proof-check-all` fails because
`proof-scan-dangerous` matches `postulate` and `Admitted` in template comments.
Preserve the separate statement about unavailable toolchains and silent skips.
- Line 107: Update the proof-obligations statement in the status document to say
that PROOF-NEEDS.adoc does not yet list project-specific obligations; do not
claim it names store invariants. Leave the ABI/FFI and typing counts unchanged
unless the obligations are separately documented and verified.
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docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc published:
*Overall*: 0% proven
PROOF-POLICY §8.4 rule 7 forbids exactly that form: "Never publish 'X% proved',
an average grade, or a single confidence score." It asks for a census instead —
a count per category with the denominator. The figure was accurate; the shape was
the prohibited one, and a percentage invites being averaged or trended, which is
what the rule exists to prevent.
It now reads as a census (0 done, 0 in progress, 0 blocked, 7 remaining, of 7
recorded obligations), with a note recording what changed and why, and the fact
that no obligation here carries a Proof Witness Grade because none is a theory
obligation of this repository under §8.1.
The same line ships in rsr-template-repo's PROOF-STATUS.adoc, so every repository
minted from it carries the same breach. The note says so: fixing it there is the
solution at source, and this change is the downstream symptom being treated only
because the surface is published today.
Documentation only. Verified here: asciidoctor 2.0.26 --failure-level=WARN clean
on both changed files; no percentage-of-proved claim remains in the file.
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openssf-compliance went red on this branch, and it was mine:
##[error]CHANGELOG.adoc contains 1 unfilled {{PLACEHOLDER}} tokens
21:(2026-11-09).* It read `+= Proof Status — <the token>+`; it now reads
The changelog entry describing the placeholder fix quoted the placeholder
literally, and CHANGELOG.adoc is on that gate's required-files list — the very
list this PR's own note says the status surfaces are missing from. So the entry
reintroduced the defect it documents. It now describes the token without
reproducing it. Reproduced the gate's loop locally over vocarium's required
files: FAIL before, PASS after.
Two claims the review was right to challenge, both checked here:
- The note said vocarium's real obligations "are the store invariants named in
PROOF-NEEDS.adoc". They are not named there: that file's project-specific
table is empty, and the seven rows the summary counts are the mint's ABI/FFI
and typing categories — which sit oddly beside ADR-0002's pure-Zig wire
boundary, since it specifies no C-ABI structs and no bindings. The note now
says the obligations this store owes (append-only JSONL replay, index
reconstruction on open, use-model relativity, warrant checking) are described
in README.adoc and the ADR and are not yet written down as proof obligations.
- The note treated all proof-check-* recipes alike. The aggregate
proof-check-all does fail, but for an unintended reason: it also runs
proof-scan-dangerous, which greps raw source with no comment awareness, so its
pattern matches the words postulate, Admitted, believe_me and assert_total in
the templates' own header comments. Verified here by running that recipe's
logic directly: it matches eight files, every hit a comment. So the one recipe
that fails does so on comment text, not because it checked anything. The note
now says that.
Documentation only. Verified here: the openssf placeholder loop passes over the
required files; asciidoctor 2.0.26 --failure-level=WARN clean on both changed
files.
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The review called this before CI did, and both were right:
##[error]CHANGELOG.adoc contains 1 unfilled {{PLACEHOLDER}} tokens
21:(2026-11-09).* It read `+= Proof Status — {{PROJECT}}+`; it now reads
##[error]1 file(s) still contain placeholder tokens — run 'just init' to fill them
The changelog entry describing the placeholder fix quoted the placeholder literally, and CHANGELOG.adoc is on that gate's required-files list — the very list this PR's own note points out the status surfaces are missing from. So the entry reintroduced, in a gated file, the defect it was documenting in an ungated one. It now describes the token without reproducing it.
Reproduced the gate's own loop locally over vocarium's required files: FAIL before, PASS after.
Two claims the review was right to challenge
Both checked against the repository, both corrected in the same commit.
PROOF-NEEDS.adoc does not name store invariants. I had written that vocarium's real obligations "are the store invariants named in PROOF-NEEDS.adoc". Its project-specific table is empty, and the seven rows the summary counts are the mint's ABI/FFI and typing categories — which sit oddly beside ADR-0002's pure-Zig wire boundary, since that specifies no C-ABI structs and no bindings. The note now says the obligations this store actually owes (append-only JSONL replay, index reconstruction on open, use-model relativity, warrant checking) are described in README.adoc and the ADR, and are not yet written down as proof obligations anywhere.
proof-check-all does fail, but not for the reason that matters. I had treated all the proof-check-* recipes alike. The aggregate also runs proof-scan-dangerous, which greps raw source with no comment awareness. Running that recipe's logic directly here, it matches eight files, every hit a comment:
verification/proofs/agda/Properties.agda:6 -- All proofs must be total (no postulate, …)
verification/proofs/coq/TypeSafety.v:6 All proofs must be complete — NO Admitted allowed.
verification/proofs/idris2/Types.idr:6 -- All proofs MUST be constructive (no believe_me, …)
…and five more ABI templates, same header line
So the one recipe that fails does so on the templates' own prose, not because it checked anything. The note now draws that distinction instead of implying the aggregate is a working gate.
Deposit findings for gitbot-fleet — not this PR's
It fired against 4a7f386, and reads repository and workflow configuration that this PR does not touch; the diff is two AsciiDoc files. It is failing across the trope stack today. Where the logs are explicit, the root cause is the hyperpolymath/cicd-suite → hyperpolymath/proven-cicd-and-workflows repository transfer, which a reusable uses: does not follow. A mechanical re-point fix exists, but the same tooling requires the Actions allowlist to admit the new owner, which is owner-only here, so I have not widened this documentation PR with it and have raised it with the owner.
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- Around line 96-97: Update the Idris2 status account in the “proof-check-all”
section of the proof status documentation to distinguish the
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Review was right and the document was wrong. PROOF-STATUS.adoc claimed that
with a toolchain present every individual proof-check-* recipe would report
green on template boilerplate, and that only the aggregate fails — "because
of comment text, not because it checked anything".
True for Agda, Coq and Lean. False for Idris2. The recipe runs
`idris2 --check` from the repository root with no `--source-dir`, and there
is no `.ipkg` anywhere in this repository, so for every file under
verification/proofs/idris2/ the declared module name — `Types`,
`ABI.Compliance`, and the rest — cannot match the name Idris2 derives from
the path. Idris2 rejects the module header before elaborating anything, so
nothing is type-checked. And because `proof-check-all` runs its dependencies
in order, with Idris2 installed it stops at `proof-check-idris2`, its first
dependency, and never reaches `proof-scan-dangerous` at all. All six files
are affected, not only Types.idr.
So the aggregate fails for one of two reasons depending on the environment,
and the document now names both: with Idris2 present it dies on the module
header; with no prover present every recipe skips and the failure comes from
the dangerous-pattern scan matching `postulate` and `Admitted` in the
templates' own comments. Either way the failure says nothing about whether a
proof was checked, which was the point the entry was making — it was just
attributing it to the wrong mechanism.
Marked NOT RUN in the document itself: Idris2 is not installed in this
session, so the Idris2 path is read from the recipe and from Idris2's own
header check in src/Idris/ProcessIdr.idr, not executed. Agda, which IS
installed here, is not affected the same way, because it adds the file's own
directory to the include path where Idris2 keys off the source dir.
Unchanged and re-confirmed: proof-check-all is genuinely unreachable from the
golden path — Justfile:206 is `quality: fmt-check lint test`, Justfile:202 is
`test-all: test e2e aspect bench readiness`, and proof-check-all appears in
neither; it is reachable only through the `import?` at Justfile:581.
Placeholder gate re-checked, since a literal mint token in CHANGELOG.adoc is
what broke this repository's openssf lane earlier in this session: zero `{{`
occurrences in either changed file.
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Review comments at @docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc:
- Around line 96-97: Qualify the Agda success claim in the status documentation
and the corresponding claim in CHANGELOG.adoc: state that Agda reports green
only when its standard library is configured, since proof-check-agda does not
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Summary
Two defects in this repository's proof status surface, found while auditing the trope stack against
PROOF-POLICY.adoc§8 (Proof Witness Grades, owner ruling 2026-11-04).docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adocopened with= Proof Status — {{PROJECT}}— an unfilled mint placeholder, where haec and hermeneia readHAECandHERMENEIA.Documentation only.
Changes
Title. Now reads
VOCARIUM.This repository does gate placeholders, which is worth recording because it explains the miss:
.github/workflows/openssf-compliance.ymlchecks a fixed list of required files —SECURITY,LICENSE,CONTRIBUTING,README,CHANGELOGand three.machine_readable/6a2/*.a2mlfiles — and the status surfaces are not on it. So the gate was working as written; its scope simply did not reach this file. (Note for the owner: 56 files outside.machine_readable/still carry{{…}}tokens, most of them legitimately, in.devcontainer/anddocs-template/. This PR touches only the status surface.CLAUDE.mdalready records that the.machine_readable/identity fields need a mint-time cure.)New section, "What
verification/proofs/currently contains":length (xs ++ ys) ≡ length xs + length ys, the Lean proves the functor laws for a templateApiResult, the TLA+ models a placeholder request pipeline. Each still carries its "Replace with your project's …" header. None states anything about vocarium — nothing about append-only JSONL replay, index reconstruction, use-model relativity or warrant checking, which are what this store actually owes.proof-check-*recipes report a skip as a pass.build/just/proofs.justprintsSKIP: <tool> not installedand continues, for all four provers. That contradicts this repository's ownno-silent-skipconstraint, and if a toolchain were present the recipes would report green on template boilerplate. No gate is affected today —proof-check-allis not reachable from the golden path (just test && just quality, wherequality = fmt-check lint test), it is only reachable via theimport?atJustfile:581.hyperpolymath/trope-checker'sbuild/just/proofs.justcarries the estate's reference treatment: it refuses to report a skip as a pass. Not changed here, because the right fix depends on whether the templates stay at all.hyperpolymath/mathesis,scripts/census/proof-holes.sh, run over this tree on 2026-11-09. That scan does return one real policy finding:verification/proofs/agda/Properties.agdacarries noOPTIONSpragma at all, so it does not set--safe, let alone the §2.1 invocation.RSR Quality Checklist
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just testor equivalent) — no source or build file changed; AsciiDoc only, so thevocstore engine andtests/e2e/invoke_slice.share untouchedjust fmtor equivalent) — AsciiDoc onlyasciidoctor 2.0.26 --failure-level=WARNclean on both changed filesunsafeblocks without// SAFETY:comments — n/abelieve_me,unsafeCoerce,Obj.magic,Admitted,sorry) — confirmed absent from every proof body by the scan above.envfiles includedAs Applicable
vocarium_chora.deedupdated — deeds are owner-only; not toucheddocs/architecture/TOPOLOGY.adocupdated — architecture unchanged (ADR-0002's pure-Zig wire boundary is untouched)CHANGELOGor release notes updatedTesting
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main6930695plus this commit:NOT RUN here: Agda, Coq, Lean, Idris2, TLA+, and
zig build test— no toolchain in this environment, and this change touches no code the Zig build covers. Nothing in this PR claims a kernel result.Screenshots
n/a (documentation).
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