# Build Log: 2026-06-21 — SidonSets Restoration & SilverSight Porting Graph ## Session Summary Restored `CoreFormalism.SidonSets.lean` to the active SilverSight build, hardened the SilverSight core surface, and generated a searchable Research Stack porting graph to guide the long-term migration of provably useful math/concepts from Research Stack. ## Build Baselines All builds run against SilverSight `main` at `8f1d30d` with toolchain `leanprover/lean4:v4.32.0-rc1`. | Command | Jobs | Errors | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | `lake build` | 2978 | 0 | Default build target | | `lake build SilverSightFormal` | 3118 | 0 | Full formal library | | `lake build CoreFormalism.SidonSets` | 2601 | 0 | Narrow target after restore | | `lake build CoreFormalism.SieveLemmas` | 2402 | 0 | Ported sieve foundation | | `lake build CoreFormalism.InteractionGraphSidon` | 2530 | 0 | Ported interaction-graph module | | `lake build CoreFormalism.BraidEigensolid` | 2680 | 0 | Ported braid eigensolid | | `lake build CoreFormalism.BraidSpherionBridge` | 2745 | 0 | Ported spherion bridge | ## What Was Ported / Restored ### Core formalism modules - `CoreFormalism.FixedPoint` — canonical `Q16_16` fixed-point surface - `CoreFormalism.Tactics` — common tactics for the project - `CoreFormalism.Q16_16Numerics` — numeric helpers over `Q16_16` - `CoreFormalism.DynamicCanal` — dynamic canal infrastructure - `CoreFormalism.Bind` — binding layer - `CoreFormalism.BraidBracket` — braid bracket primitives - `CoreFormalism.BraidStrand` — strand model - `CoreFormalism.BraidCross` — crossing model - `CoreFormalism.BraidField` — braid field operations - `CoreFormalism.SidonSets` — Sidon sets, extremal function, bounds, Singer theorem - `CoreFormalism.SieveLemmas` — sieving lemmas for Sidon constructions - `CoreFormalism.InteractionGraphSidon` — interaction graph + Sidon labeling - `CoreFormalism.BraidEigensolid` — eigensolid fixed-point theory - `CoreFormalism.BraidSpherionBridge` — braid/spherion bridge ### Python tooling / tests - `tests/test_q16_canonical.py` — 10 green tests asserting canonical `Q16_16` semantics - `tests/quarantine/q16_roundtrip_test.legacy.py` — archived; waits on C bridge restoration - `.github/scripts/glossary_lint.py` — warns when docs introduce undefined terms ### Documentation / contracts - `docs/GLOSSARY.md` — living dictionary with standard-terminology crosswalk - `docs/GLOSSARY_ALLOWLIST.md` — allowlist for glossary lint - `docs/TESTING.md` — unit/integration/CI testing contract - `docs/research_stack_usage_graph.{json,md,dot,svg,png}` — searchable 13k-entity graph of Research Stack usage - `docs/research_stack_porting_candidates.md` — prioritized porting shortlist - `CITATION.cff` — updated with module-specific reference notes ## SidonSets Restoration Details The module was quarantined because a chaos-game appendix used invalid Lean syntax and out-of-scope identifiers. Restoration steps: 1. Removed the broken chaos-game appendix entirely. 2. Replaced LaTeX-style escapes (`\Z`, `\N`) with `Int` / `Nat` in comments. 3. Introduced local `abbrev Z := Int` and `abbrev N := Nat` to avoid auto-implicit shadowing. 4. Fixed finset decidability issues and omega/linarith failures by normalizing to `Nat` where appropriate. 5. Verified with narrow and full library builds. ## Research Stack Usage Graph Generated a cross-reference graph from the Research Stack checkout at `/home/allaun/Research Stack`: - **Nodes:** 13 000+ files, modules, and concepts - **Edges:** 13 000+ import / usage / reference relationships - **Outputs:** JSON, Markdown, GraphViz DOT, SVG, PNG - **Purpose:** convert the legacy Research Stack into a searchable point graph so useful math, code, and goals can be located and ported deterministically. ## CI / Contract Updates - `.github/workflows/lean-check.yml` — Lean build gate - `.github/workflows/python-check.yml` — Python test + glossary lint gate - `.github/workflows/doc-sync.yml` — documentation sync gate - `docs/generate_project_map.py` — regenerable project map generator ## Generated Artifacts - `docs/PROJECT_MAP.md` — human-readable SilverSight project map (77 files, 10 layers) - `docs/PROJECT_MAP.json` — machine-readable project map (schema `silversight_project_map_v1`) ## Invariants Upheld - No `Float` in any Lean compute path. - `ofFloat` only permitted at JSON/sensor boundaries. - Library-method architecture preserved: `Core/` imports nothing; libraries import only `Core/` or Mathlib; no library imports another library. - `Q16_16` unified to `CoreFormalism.FixedPoint`. ## Next Recommended Work - Restore C bridge for `Q16_16` roundtrip tests. - Port additional Research Stack modules identified in `docs/research_stack_porting_candidates.md`. - Add `#eval` witnesses / roundtrip proofs for remaining core modules per `docs/TESTING.md`. ## RRCLib Port (this session) Ported Research-Stack RRC decision surface into SilverSight as a new library. ### Files added - `formal/SilverSight/RRCLogogramProjection.lean` — RRC shape/logogram admission gates - `formal/SilverSight/ReceiptCore.lean` — receipt kinds, ledger, and `toSilverSightReceipt` bridge - `formal/SilverSight/RRC/Emit.lean` — 6 canonical fixture rows, alignment gate, JSON emitter - `formal/SilverSight/AVMIsa/{Types,Value,Instr,State,Step,Run,Emit}.lean` — AVM ISA + canary bundle - `formal/RRCLib/` — user-facing symlinks to the SilverSight modules - `exe/RrcEmitFixture.lean` — executable that emits the fixture corpus JSON - `python/pist_matrix_builder.py` — PIST 8×8 matrix builder (I/O only) - `python/validate_rrc_predictions.py` — emitted JSON validator (I/O only) ### Build verification | Command | Jobs | Errors | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | `lake build` | 2981 | 0 | Default target | | `lake build SilverSightRRC` | 2992 | 0 | New RRC library | | `lake build SilverSightCore` | 3132 | 0 | No regression; FixedPoint now in Core | | `lake build SilverSightFormal` | 3132 | 0 | No regression | | `lake build rrc-emit-fixture` | — | 0 | Executable JSON emitter | ### Deviations from source - Skipped the 250-equation corpus; added `emitFixtureCorpus` for the 6-row fixture corpus. - Moved canonical `FixedPoint` to `Core/SilverSight/FixedPoint.lean`; `formal/CoreFormalism/FixedPoint.lean` is a compatibility shim. - Actual Lean modules live under `formal/SilverSight/`; `formal/RRCLib/` holds symlinks so the requested paths exist. ### Final verification run | Gate | Result | |---|---| | `lake build` | ✅ 2981 jobs, 0 errors | | `lake build SilverSightCore` | ✅ 3132 jobs, 0 errors | | `lake build SilverSightFormal` | ✅ 3132 jobs, 0 errors | | `lake build SilverSightRRC` | ✅ 2992 jobs, 0 errors | | `lake build rrc-emit-fixture` | ✅ green | | `python3 -m py_compile python/pist_matrix_builder.py python/validate_rrc_predictions.py tests/test_q16_canonical.py .github/scripts/check_doc_sync.py .github/scripts/glossary_lint.py` | ✅ green | | `python3 .github/scripts/glossary_lint.py` | ✅ no warnings | | `python3 .github/scripts/check_doc_sync.py` | ✅ OK | | `rrc-emit-fixture \| validate_rrc_predictions.py` | ✅ OK: 6 rows | | `pytest tests/test_q16_canonical.py` | ⚠️ skipped — pytest not installed | --- ## Later same day: RRC module ports and Q16_16 cross-language roundtrip ### What changed - Ported three Research Stack RRC gates into `formal/SilverSight/RRC/`: - `ReceiptDensity.lean` — Q16_16 receipt-density scoring - `PolyFactorIdentity.lean` — divisor-sum signature gate (E8Sidon surface stubbed) - `EntropyCandidates.lean` — 10 braid-state fixtures using `CoreFormalism.BraidEigensolid` types - Added a Lean ↔ C ↔ Python Q16_16 roundtrip test: - `c/q16_canonical.c` — canonical saturating Q16_16 C library - `exe/Q16_16Roundtrip.lean` — Lean executable linked via Lake `extern_lib` - `tests/test_q16_roundtrip.py` — Python ↔ C roundtrip harness (revived from `tests/quarantine/q16_roundtrip_test.legacy.py`) - Updated `lakefile.lean` with the `q16-roundtrip` executable and the `extern_lib q16_canonical` build target. ### Build baselines | Command | Jobs | Errors | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | `lake build` | 2981 | 0 | Default target | | `lake build SilverSightRRC` | 3006 | 0 | RRC decision surface incl. new gates | | `lake build q16-roundtrip` | 5949 | 0 | Lean ↔ C executable | ### Test results | Test | Result | |---|---| | `python3 tests/test_q16_roundtrip.py` | ✅ 21 tests passed | | `.lake/build/bin/q16-roundtrip` | ✅ 35 Lean ↔ C tests passed | --- ## Later same day: Phase 1 core — schema / layout / wireformat modules ### What changed Implemented the YaFF-inspired Phase 1 Core modules in `Core/SilverSight/Semantics/`: - `Schema.lean` — fixed-size schema contract (`byteSize`, `wellFormed`). - `Layout.lean` — `Layout` enum, `AccessProfile`, Q0_16 `Layout.cost`, `chooseLayoutByCost`, and an ε-suboptimality theorem. - `WireFormat.lean` — certified encoder/decoder structure (`encode`, `decode`, `encode_size`, `roundTrip`) with row-major instances for `Unit`, `Bool`, and `UInt8`. - `View.lean` — zero-copy view contract (`base`, `offset`, `valid`) and a `readUInt8` accessor backed by address-arithmetic. - `LayoutBridge.lean` — certified layout conversion structure and identity bridges. - `CanalLayout.lean` — `CanalRegime` enum and `chooseLayout` override on top of the pure cost model. Updated `lakefile.lean` to add all new `SilverSight.Semantics.*` modules to `SilverSightCore`. Updated `docs/ARCHITECTURE.md`, `AGENTS.md`, `docs/RRC_REFACTOR_READINESS.md`, and `SilverSight_Spec.md` to reflect the new Core surface. ### Build baselines | Command | Jobs | Errors | Notes | |---|---|---|---| | `lake build` | 2987 | 0 | Default target now includes Semantics core | | `lake build SilverSightCore` | 2987 | 0 | Core + Semantics modules | | `lake build SilverSightRRC` | 3006 | 0 | RRC decision surface | | `lake build q16-roundtrip` | 5949 | 0 | Lean ↔ C executable | ### Verification results | Test | Result | |---|---| | `python3 tests/test_q16_roundtrip.py` | ✅ 21 tests passed | | `.lake/build/bin/q16-roundtrip` | ✅ 35 Lean ↔ C tests passed | | `python3 .github/scripts/glossary_lint.py` | ✅ no warnings | | `python3 .github/scripts/check_doc_sync.py` | ✅ OK | ### Notes - `Semantics` modules import only `SilverSight.FixedPoint` and Mathlib, preserving the library-method rule that Core may not depend on libraries. - The full `DynamicCanal` physics remains in `CoreFormalism.DynamicCanal`; `CanalLayout` is the Core-side abstraction that will be driven by it. - Concrete `WireFormat`/`LayoutBridge` instances for product types such as `BraidState` are left as library extensions.