Binds the api-reshape surface at wt/api-reshape@d4f401d (op_think/read/attend/
learn, verified against engram.cognition-20260814) into the swarm:
- reshape_surface.el composes the reshape's proven read/cognition primitives
verbatim (write ops omitted — they need the gate-1 write-healthy clone).
- primitive_binding.el: bound_think -> op_think over the worker's NODE-ID
anchor (ctx.input); attend/learn bound behind SWARM_WRITE_HEALTHY.
- cognize blueprint derives the vote verdict from the REAL gradient's n_support
(json_get_int) — per-anchor diversity (6/16/87 support) drives a genuine vote.
- build.sh now defines HAVE_CURL. CRITICAL FIX: without it every http_* was a
'{"error":"not built with HAVE_CURL"}' stub, so prior 'live engram'
retrieval was a false positive (matched the ref string, not real content).
With HAVE_CURL the swarm genuinely hits /api/think on the :8901 clone.
harness_real_cognition.el: 17/17 GREEN with seam=decorated — 8 native-thread
workers each a REAL think (768-dim gradient) over its CCR-scoped node-id anchor,
@manager reduce+vote convergence, all 3 containment rules incl. live Rule-2
denial, afferent telemetry (8 real think signals), durable work-tracking. Reads
only — daemon stays healthy; writes stay gated on the gate-1 clone. Prod :8742
untouched.
- primitive_seam.el: SWARM_PRIMITIVE_SEAM selects stub (default, hermetic) vs
decorated (reshape's dharma-bus primitives). Every seam call is an afferent
signal; telemetry (seam_mode + afferent tick) rides the vertical result path.
- primitive_binding.el: THE ONE FLIP POINT — bound_think/attend/learn today fall
back to the stub; when the reshape's decorated primitives land, flip one line
each and set SWARM_PRIMITIVE_SEAM=decorated. No other change anywhere.
- swarm.el: default blueprint routes think through the seam; the @manager
aggregates afferent counters from worker results (containment-safe, no shared
bus register) and journals a swarm.telemetry record; telemetry in the return.
- harness_local_swarm.el: 17/17 GREEN on :8901 with the stub — 8 native-thread
workers at concurrency 4, reduce+vote convergence, CCR scoping+non-leak, all
three containment rules (incl. live Rule-2 denial), durable work-tracking,
afferent telemetry observed. Runs identically under seam=decorated today
(binding fallback), proving the flip path executes.
Engram writes stay opt-in (durable journal is the substrate); daemon healthy.
- 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.
- vote/merge/reduce/collect convergence proven end-to-end; failure threshold
aborts a swarm below min_success_ratio (integer per-mille) and completes
when failures are within tolerance, with worker.failed + swarm.aborted
tracked durably.
- worked around three El runtime/codegen semantics surfaced during the build:
json_set inserts RAW (use json_set_str for string values); json_set cannot
update an existing key (vote tallies via list rescanning); json_array_get
keeps quotes (use json_array_get_string). Also: float division is unreliable
(swarm uses integer math), and a let-rebind in a deeply nested if/else does
not propagate outward (accumulators kept at one block level).
test_convergence: 8/8; test_swarm: 12/12.
- 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.
Single-writer append-only JSONL journal keyed by correlation ID: swarm +
worker + convergence records, reconstructable into a status report. Optional
engram mirror via POST /api/node when ENGRAM_URL is set. Coordinator is the
only writer (workers return structured results), which is race-free and
enforces Swarm containment rule 3 by construction.
Also prototype now_millis/now_ns in el_runtime.h (defined in el_runtime.c but
unprototyped — blocked any El program needing a real ms clock under clang 21).
Test proves durability + inspectability end-to-end.
bigmerge