- primitive_attend retrieves over HTTP (POST /api/search) when ENGRAM_URL is
set — the location-independent worker model — falling back to the in-process
store otherwise. Proven against the isolated :8901 clone: CCR compiled a
bounded context from REAL mind content (VBD/intellectual-dna).
- gate the engram work-tracking mirror behind SWARM_MIRROR=1; the durable
substrate is always the JSONL journal, so a swarm never depends on the mind
to track its work. (Repeated POST /api/nodes mirror writes were observed to
crash the isolated daemon — a daemon-side write-path robustness issue;
retrieval POST /api/search is solid. Prod :8742 never touched.)
- integ_engram: CCR real-retrieval + full swarm completion against live clone.
- swarm.el: coordinator running fan-out/converge on El NATIVE threads
(thread.el spawn/join) in bounded concurrency waves, order-preserving;
convergence strategies collect/merge/vote/reduce; integer per-mille failure
threshold (El float division is unreliable — avoided deliberately).
- ccr.el: per-worker Compiled Context Routing — retrieval/scoping/compaction
into a bounded, minimal package; the compiled-context boundary is the
security boundary (a worker cannot receive or leak sibling inputs).
- containment.el: the three Swarm containment rules enforced via scope tokens
(Rule 1 no join, Rule 2 no open, Rule 3 no lateral edge) + execution-tree
lateral-edge check.
- primitives.el: attend/think/intend/act/learn seam the swarm composes over,
with engram-backed fallbacks and an explicit binding point for the reshape.
- prototype json_array_push in el_runtime.h (defined but unprototyped).
test_swarm: 12/12 — native fan-out/converge, bounded concurrency, durable
tracking, CCR bounding + non-leak, and all three containment rules.
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