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applied: input schema, cohort model in Agda, three worked examples (WO 4.2, 1 of 3) - #81
This is the first of three pull requests for WO 4.2 of the re-anchoring plan, "tie the applied shelf to the spine". It follows your rulings of 2026-11-12:
the worked example is cohort economics;
the model is in Agda;
all four invariants are recorded;
one shared schema serves every applied model;
three number modes serve different users, with guidance for each;
JSON Lines is the source of the generated Agda;
the proofs are in Agda, Rocq and Lean;
the work is split into three pull requests.
The WO 4.2 check: "a missing input stays missing in the output. It does not become zero." The Agda gate now enforces it on the worked examples. A control shows that the gate fails when a missing value is read as zero.
Changes
Input schema:applied-systems/methods/input-schema.adoc, enforced by scripts/applied/inputs.mjs.
The fields are the ones that the evidence rules name. access is separate from the evidence status.
A missing input has the value null. The validator refuses 0 or "" for it, and a required input that has no record.
Cohort model:verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Cohort.agda, written over an abstract number structure. It computes, for each period:
members, receipts, payments and closing cash;
the shortfall below the floor and the support minutes;
whether the cash floor and the support capacity hold.
Over all periods, it computes both verdicts and the funding gap. Each value is missing or given with an evidence status, and verdicts use Kleene conjunction: a known breach decides the verdict.
Three number modes, with guidance in applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/modes.adoc:
simple: observed counts; no rates and no rounding. Start here.
approximate: rates per 1000; each step counts whole members and rounds down.
exact: fraction rates; nothing is rounded, and a member count can be an expected value.
Three synthetic worked examples:applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/examples/*.jsonl.
just applied-build writes one Agda module for each example (verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Example/) and the view generated/examples.adoc.
Each module checks all 35 expected outputs with refl, missing ones included.
In the approximate example, the retention of cohort B is missing. Cohort B in P3 needs no retention, so it is known. Every value of P4 and the cash verdict stay missing. The capacity verdict is "no", because P3 is a known breach.
Wiring:
just applied-check (staleness check and tests) is part of check-views.
The 5 modules are gated in the Agda MANIFEST.
tests/golden/check_controls_test.sh gains the control "missing read as zero". It matches the failing row Applied/Example/Approximate.agda FAIL.
Status:
APP-1 to APP-4 are open in PROOF-NEEDS and PROOF-STATUS.
The EXPLAINME ledger reads "3 proven of 9; 1 argued, 5 open". The README, ROADMAP and deed :added are updated.
The licence of the JSON Lines data files is an open item for the owner: one REUSE.toml rule (ruling 2026-11-12).
A departure from the design I described (doctrine 15)
I described a model in which each mode supplies its own arithmetic and laws. In this PR, all three modes share one integer instance. Mode exact multiplies every quantity by one common denominator (scaleOf), works in whole numbers, and divides at the end, so it is still exact. The model stays generic over the abstract structure. APP-2 and APP-3 therefore need only the laws of that structure, not separate integer and rational laws. I think this is the more elegant arm. If you want a separate rational instance, I can add one.
Review
SonarCloud: 22 style findings, all fixed; 0 new issues remain.
CodeRabbit: 8 findings. Seven were fixed in ac7fc87, each with a negative test that fails on the earlier code:
real calendar dates;
dependency ids must be dotted input names;
value types;
a synthetic source;
non-negative minutes;
lower-case example names;
the control matches the failing row.
The eighth (licence sidecars) is your ruling: one REUSE.toml rule, recorded in the ROADMAP.
RSR Quality Checklist
Required
Tests pass (applied tests and 22 registry tests; Agda gate; golden controls)
No banned language patterns; SPDX headers on the new code files; no secrets; no private names; no U+2014
As Applicable
docs/status/ROADMAP.adoc updated
Documentation updated (input-schema.adoc, modes.adoc, the cohort README, EXPLAINME, README)
Proof obligations recorded (PROOF-NEEDS APP-1 to APP-4, open)
Testing
CI on 9709a54: the Guix job "Agda, Rocq and Lean in the pinned Guix" passed (run 43137166844). It checks every gated module with Agda 2.7.0.1, runs just check, and runs the golden-path controls.
In this session, on maind493701 plus this change:
bash scripts/check-proofs.sh agda with Agda 2.6.3: all gated modules pass, with no postulate in any import cone.
bash tests/golden/check_controls_test.sh: all three controls fail as they should (stale catalogue, failing proof, missing read as zero).
A planted zero for the missing P4 closing balance fails Agda with false != true.
just check-views passes, and so do validate-claude-md, validate-coapt, validate-state, validate-rsr and validate-repo-map.
The canon deed lint passes. Every changed AsciiDoc file renders without a warning, and the example files are I-JSON/JCS.
Expected outputs: a separate exact-fraction calculator, outside the repository, computed the expected outputs. Agda checks each of them independently.
Variant drift:check-variant-drift.sh against the template pin fails before and after this change, and this change adds no new drift entry.
…O 4.2, 1 of 3)
The first of three pull requests for WO 4.2 of the re-anchoring plan
(owner rulings 2026-11-12).
- Input schema (applied-systems/methods/input-schema.adoc, enforced by
scripts/applied/inputs.mjs): the fields of the evidence rules, with
access separate from evidence status. A missing input has the value
null; the validator refuses 0 or "" for it.
- Cohort model, verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Cohort.agda, over an
abstract number structure. Every value is missing or given with an
evidence status; an output that depends on a missing input stays
missing; verdicts use Kleene conjunction. Three number modes: simple
(observed counts), approximate (rates per 1000, rounded down) and
exact (fractions). Mode exact multiplies every quantity by one common
denominator, so all three modes run on one integer instance
(Applied/IntNumber.agda). Guidance: cohort-economics/modes.adoc.
- Three synthetic worked examples in JSON Lines. `just applied-build`
writes one Agda module for each and the view generated/examples.adoc.
Agda accepts a module only if the model computes every expected
output, missing ones included. In the approximate example the
retention of cohort B is missing; every value of P4 and the cash
verdict stay missing.
- `just applied-check` joins check-views. A golden-path control shows
that the Agda gate fails when a missing output is read as zero.
- APP-1 to APP-4 (missing propagates, cash identity, funding gap,
status never upgrades) are recorded as open in PROOF-NEEDS. The Agda
proofs and the Rocq and Lean re-proofs are the next two pull requests.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7Zo9dheFQzYYWV49hAk
The 20 findings on PR 81 were style only (the quality gate passed):
Sets for membership tests, no nested template literals or nested
ternaries, String in place of x => String(x), replaceAll, one push call,
\w in the id pattern, and Promise.all in place of await in a loop. The
generated files are byte-for-byte the same.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7Zo9dheFQzYYWV49hAk
The change adds an input schema and an Agda cohort model with simple, approximate, and exact number modes. It adds three synthetic JSON Lines examples, generated Agda checks, validation and build commands, and updates documentation and proof-status records.
Changes: Applied cohort model
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Summary
Input schema and validation applied-systems/methods/input-schema.adoc, scripts/applied/inputs.mjs, tests/applied/applied.test.mjs, applied-systems/README.adoc
Documents and validates input fields, evidence statuses, and missing-value rules. Adds tests for valid and invalid input records.
Cohort calculations and number modes verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Cohort.agda, verification/proofs/agda/Applied/IntNumber.agda, applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/modes.adoc
Adds missing-aware cohort calculations, evidence-status propagation, integer arithmetic, and the three number modes.
Example validation and generation scripts/applied/cohort.mjs, Justfile, mathesis_chora.deed, tests/applied/applied.test.mjs
Validates example records and generates Agda modules and an AsciiDoc view. Adds build and freshness-check recipes and tests for example validation and number parsing.
Worked examples and Agda checks applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/examples/*, verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Example/*, verification/proofs/agda/MANIFEST, tests/applied/applied.test.mjs, tests/golden/check_controls_test.sh, applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/README.adoc
Adds simple, approximate, and exact example inputs with expected outputs, and generated Agda checks for each example. Tests the generated view and includes a control that changes a missing value to zero and expects a proof-check failure.
Project and proof-status records EXPLAINME.adoc, README.adoc, applied-systems/methods/types-and-assurance.adoc, docs/status/PROOF-NEEDS.adoc, docs/status/PROOF-STATUS.adoc, docs/status/ROADMAP.adoc
Records APP-1 through APP-4 as open obligations and updates project descriptions, proof totals, and roadmap status.
sequenceDiagram
participant Justfile
participant CohortBuilder as scripts/applied/cohort.mjs
participant JSONL as JSON Lines examples
participant Agda as Agda proof checks
Justfile->>CohortBuilder: run applied-build or applied-check
CohortBuilder->>JSONL: load and validate example records
CohortBuilder->>Agda: generate example modules with expected-output checks
Agda->>Agda: check model results against generated assertions
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Merge Risk: Moderate · up to cfce3
The new example validator can accept inputs that make the capacity check pass wrongly, and it can silently skip proof checks for a colliding example name. The committed examples are not affected, but both gaps should be closed before the model is relied on beyond them.
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The title names the main change: an input schema, a cohort model in Agda, and three worked examples. The changeset adds these items. The title also gives the WO 4.2 work-order reference and the 1 of 3 split, which the changeset does not show, but the title is accurate and specific.
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The description follows the repository template closely. It has the Summary, Changes, Testing and Screenshots sections, and the RSR Quality Checklist with Required and As Applicable items. The Summary states the purpose and scope of the work (WO 4.2, first of three PRs, the applied shelf tied to the spine), and the Changes section lists the schema, the Agda cohort model, the three number modes, the synthetic examples, the wiring, and the status updates. The Testing section gives concrete commands, CI run details, and outcomes. Gaps: the Summary does not use the template's 'Closes #N' link, and no related issue is referenced. The checklist marks items as done, but the template's 'Linter is clean' and 'Code is formatted' items are not explicitly confirmed with a command result. The 'CHANGELOG' and 'TOPOLOGY.md' items are not addressed. The 'Screenshots' section says not applicable, which is acceptable. The description is thorough and specific, so the omissions are non-critical.
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Review comments at
@applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/examples/simple.jsonl:
- Line 1: Add SPDX license sidecars for the simple.jsonl, exact.jsonl, and
approximate.jsonl fixtures, following the repository’s existing JSON fixture
sidecar convention. Leave each fixture’s JSON content unchanged.
Review comments at @scripts/applied/cohort.mjs:
- Around line 90-92: Update the public worked-example validation in addInput to
require r.source === 'synthetic' in addition to the existing access and
evidence_status checks, so organisation-ledger inputs cannot be published as
synthetic examples.
- Line 313: Validate the module names derived by moduleName for all examples
before constructing the files Map, and reject duplicates with a clear error.
Preserve both examples only when their generated module names are unique so no
proof checks are silently dropped.
- Around line 118-119: Update the form assigned to support_minutes and
capacity_minutes in the wanted-map construction to require nonnegative integers,
while preserving the existing integer validation for other fields.
Review comments at @scripts/applied/inputs.mjs:
- Line 18: Update isDate so it rejects impossible calendar dates, not just
strings that match the YYYY-MM-DD shape. Ensure invalid dates are rejected
before accepting verified_on, while retaining the existing format requirement.
- Line 35: Update the `depends_on` validation so each dependency is checked with
the same dotted-name rule used for input record IDs, rather than only the `text`
check; preserve the existing array validation and error context.
- Around line 39-40: Update the value validation in validateInput to reject
booleans, objects, and other unsupported types; accept only numbers or text for
non-missing inputs, while preserving the existing handling of missing inputs
represented by null.
Review comments at @tests/golden/check_controls_test.sh:
- Line 51: Update the `expect_fail` check for `Approximate.agda` so it verifies
that the module’s path and `FAIL` appear on the same output row, rather than
accepting any nonzero exit. Check the matching semantics used by `expect_fail`
and use a pattern supported by that mode; preserve the existing command and
failure expectation.
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- inputs.mjs: verified_on must be a real calendar date (not 2026-02-31
or 2026-13-01); each depends_on entry must be a dotted input id; a
non-missing value must be a number or text.
- cohort.mjs: an input of a public example must have the source
"synthetic"; support_minutes and capacity_minutes are whole numbers
(negative minutes could pass a capacity check); an example name is
lower case, so no two examples share an Agda module name.
- check_controls_test.sh: the missing-read-as-zero control now matches
the failing row "Applied/Example/Approximate.agda FAIL", not just the
module name.
- The two remaining SonarCloud findings: one push call in the view.
The new negative tests fail on the previous code and pass on this one.
The generated files are unchanged.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_0136P7Zo9dheFQzYYWV49hAk
CodeRabbit asked for SPDX sidecars on the three example files. No JSON
Lines data file in the repository declares a licence. Owner ruling
2026-11-12: one REUSE.toml rule at the root for all of them, written by
the owner (doctrine 6).
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Summary
This is the first of three pull requests for WO 4.2 of the re-anchoring plan, "tie the applied shelf to the spine". It follows your rulings of 2026-11-12:
The WO 4.2 check: "a missing input stays missing in the output. It does not become zero." The Agda gate now enforces it on the worked examples. A control shows that the gate fails when a missing value is read as zero.
Changes
Input schema:
applied-systems/methods/input-schema.adoc, enforced byscripts/applied/inputs.mjs.accessis separate from the evidence status.null. The validator refuses0or""for it, and a required input that has no record.Cohort model:
verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Cohort.agda, written over an abstract number structure. It computes, for each period:Over all periods, it computes both verdicts and the funding gap. Each value is
missingorgivenwith an evidence status, and verdicts use Kleene conjunction: a known breach decides the verdict.Three number modes, with guidance in
applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/modes.adoc:simple: observed counts; no rates and no rounding. Start here.approximate: rates per 1000; each step counts whole members and rounds down.exact: fraction rates; nothing is rounded, and a member count can be an expected value.Three synthetic worked examples:
applied-systems/finance/cohort-economics/examples/*.jsonl.just applied-buildwrites one Agda module for each example (verification/proofs/agda/Applied/Example/) and the viewgenerated/examples.adoc.refl, missing ones included.Wiring:
just applied-check(staleness check and tests) is part ofcheck-views.MANIFEST.tests/golden/check_controls_test.shgains the control "missing read as zero". It matches the failing rowApplied/Example/Approximate.agda FAIL.Status:
PROOF-NEEDSandPROOF-STATUS.:addedare updated.REUSE.tomlrule (ruling 2026-11-12).A departure from the design I described (doctrine 15)
I described a model in which each mode supplies its own arithmetic and laws. In this PR, all three modes share one integer instance. Mode
exactmultiplies every quantity by one common denominator (scaleOf), works in whole numbers, and divides at the end, so it is still exact. The model stays generic over the abstract structure. APP-2 and APP-3 therefore need only the laws of that structure, not separate integer and rational laws. I think this is the more elegant arm. If you want a separate rational instance, I can add one.Review
SonarCloud: 22 style findings, all fixed; 0 new issues remain.
CodeRabbit: 8 findings. Seven were fixed in
ac7fc87, each with a negative test that fails on the earlier code:The eighth (licence sidecars) is your ruling: one
REUSE.tomlrule, recorded in the ROADMAP.RSR Quality Checklist
Required
As Applicable
docs/status/ROADMAP.adocupdatedinput-schema.adoc,modes.adoc, the cohort README, EXPLAINME, README)PROOF-NEEDSAPP-1 to APP-4, open)Testing
9709a54: the Guix job "Agda, Rocq and Lean in the pinned Guix" passed (run 43137166844). It checks every gated module with Agda 2.7.0.1, runsjust check, and runs the golden-path controls.maind493701plus this change:bash scripts/check-proofs.sh agdawith Agda 2.6.3: all gated modules pass, with no postulate in any import cone.bash tests/golden/check_controls_test.sh: all three controls fail as they should (stale catalogue, failing proof, missing read as zero).false != true.just check-viewspasses, and so dovalidate-claude-md,validate-coapt,validate-state,validate-rsrandvalidate-repo-map.check-variant-drift.shagainst the template pin fails before and after this change, and this change adds no new drift entry.Screenshots
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