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Echo is a deterministic WARP runtime over witnessed causal history.","The durable territory is admitted causal history: transitions, frontiers, lane","identities, payload hashes, receipts, witnesses, checkpoints, suffixes, and","retained boundary artifacts. Graphs, files, editor buffers, UI state, and debug","views are materialized readings emitted by observers or optics over that","history. They may be cached, retained, transported, compared, or revealed, but","they are not the substrate ontology.","Public Echo surfaces should follow the WARP optic shape:","```text","explicit causal basis/site","+ bounded aperture","+ law","+ support, capability, budget, and evidence posture","-> witnessed hologram","```","External callers propose explicit-base intents or observe through bounded","optics. Echo admits, stages, pluralizes, conflicts, or obstructs those claims","under named law and emits receipts, reading envelopes, witnesses, or retained","shells. Transport is witnessed suffix admission, not state sync. Application","nouns belong in authored contracts and generated adapters, not in Echo core.","Keep these sentences in view when changing architecture, docs, or APIs:","There is witnessed causal history.","WARP optics chart it.","Holograms witness those charts.","Materialized graphs are optional readings.","Continuum is the protocol for lawful causal-history exchange.","## Trace Architecture Principle","> Graph is truth. Delta log is transport. Roaring is index. Matrix is projection. Receipt is proof.","Echo execution traces are not a separate event-sourcing reality. They are a bounded, append-only, canonical streaming log of WSC `NodeRow`, `EdgeRow`, and `AttRow` deltas. Trace storage is chunked. Sparse selector columns may be encoded as compressed bitsets, but they are derived indexes, not the source of truth. Prover-specific rectangular traces are downstream projections of the delta log.","## Git Rules","- **NEVER** amend commits.","- **NEVER** rebase or force-push.","- **NEVER** push to `main` without explicit permission.","- Always use standard commits and regular pushes.","## Documentation & Planning Map","Do not audit the repository by recursively walking the filesystem. Follow the authoritative manifests:","### 1. The Entrance","- **`README.md`**: Public front door, core value prop, and quick tour.","- **`GUIDE.md`**: Orientation and productive-fast path.","- **`docs/README.md`**: Documentation map.","### 2. The Bedrock","- **`ARCHITECTURE.md`**: Authoritative structural reference (Hexagonal, Core, Memory).","- **`VISION.md`**: Core tenets and the causal mission.","- **`METHOD.md`**: Repo work doctrine (Backlog lanes, Cycle loop).","### 3. The Direction","- **`docs/BEARING.md`**: Current execution gravity and active tensions.","- **`docs/design/ROADMAP.md`**: Broad strategic horizon and targets.","- **`backlog/`**: The active source of truth for pending work.","### 4. The Proof","- **`CHANGELOG.md`**: Historical truth of merged behavior.","- **`cargo xtask dind`**: Determinism convergence verification.","## Context Recovery Protocol","When starting a new session or recovering from context loss:","1. **Read `docs/BEARING.md`** to find the current execution gravity.","2. **Read `METHOD.md`** to understand the work doctrine.","3. **Check `backlog/asap/`** for imminent work.","4. **Check `git log -n 5` and `git status`** to verify the current branch state.","## Executable Claim Protocol","Engineering work must converge around executable evidence, not broad repository","interpretation. Before editing code, reduce the task to one executable claim:","1. **Bound the Claim**: State the behavior, invariant, or artifact that must"," change.","2. **Name the Witness**: Identify the smallest test, check, script, compile"," contract, golden vector, schema validation, or artifact inspection that can"," prove the claim.","3. **Run the Witness When Feasible**: Prefer a failing witness before the fix."," If the witness cannot execute because the repository is already broken,"," repair only the minimal compile/runtime blocker required to run it.","4. **Do Not Expand from an Unblocker**: Do not turn a compile blocker into"," nearby architecture cleanup, docs cleanup, lint cleanup, migration sweep, or"," opportunistic refactor.","5. **Green the Claim**: Implement the smallest fix, rerun the witness, and run"," only directly relevant surrounding checks unless broader validation is"," explicitly requested.","6. **Stop on Green**: When the witness passes and the requested scope is"," satisfied, stop. Do not inspect more PR comments, audit more files, or clean"," unrelated residue without a new executable claim.","If unrelated failures remain, isolate them in the final report instead of","absorbing them into the task. Report files changed, symbols or behavior changed,","witness commands, pass/fail results, and intentional non-actions such as no","commit, no push, or no PR comment.","## End of Turn Checklist","After altering files:","1. **Verify Truth**: Ensure documentation is updated if behavior or structure changed.","2. **Log Debt**: Add follow-on backlog items to `bad-code/` or `cool-ideas/`.","3. **Commit**: Use focused, conventional commit messages. Propose a draft before executing.","4. **Validate**: Run `cargo check` and relevant tests.","---","**The goal is inevitability. 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