derive-pipeline-has-complete-coverage

OUT derived (depth 3)

The derive pipeline achieves complete coverage along three axes: safety (fail-soft validation, Jaccard retraction guards, environment isolation), completeness (exhaustive exploration with guaranteed termination), and production-readiness (accurate proportional budgets, roundtrippable prompt format).

Summary

This is a composite claim that the derive pipeline — the system that uses an LLM to generate new beliefs from existing ones — is fully mature across three dimensions: it won't corrupt existing data, it will find everything worth finding, and it handles real-world operational details like budget allocation and prompt formatting correctly. It's currently marked OUT, meaning at least one of those sub-claims isn't holding up, so the pipeline can't yet be considered comprehensively ready.

Justifications

SL — Two independently-established depth-2 properties (safety+completeness and production-readiness) unify into full pipeline coverage — connecting the previously-orphaned derive-pipeline-is-safe-and-complete

Antecedents (all must be IN):

  • derive-pipeline-is-safe-and-complete — The derive pipeline simultaneously provides safety (fail-soft validation, Jaccard retraction guards, environment isolation) and completeness (exhaustive exploration with guaranteed cycle-free termination), ensuring LLM-driven belief generation discovers all derivable conclusions without corruption risk.
  • derive-pipeline-is-production-ready — The derive pipeline correctly allocates budgets, validates proposals defensively, and produces well-formed beliefs through a round-trippable prompt contract.

Dependents

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