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This PR focuses on the zoomed-in perspective of the grand unified framework as part of CRQ-41.


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Consolidate lattice core and generation

The PR introduces a fragmented and unstable architecture by spreading lattice
type definitions across multiple crates, including duplicates and non-compiling
conceptual files. To fix this, consolidate all core lattice types into a single,
canonical crate. All other tools and applications should depend on this crate.
The code generator should also use this canonical API and its output should be
compile-tested to ensure validity. This will resolve build errors, eliminate
code duplication, and create a stable, evolvable framework.

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analysis_data/comms/git/qodo-merge-pro/CRQ-41/responses/003_qodo-merge-pro.md [19-124]
<details><summary>Unify and fix lattice codegen</summary>

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**The lattice framework implementation is fragmented across multiple crates with <br>inconsistent, duplicated, and sometimes invalid type definitions and code <br>generation logic. The suggestion is to create a single, canonical crate for all <br>lattice types and ensure the code generator produces valid, compile-checked code <br>to prevent integration issues and runtime errors.**


### Examples:



 ... (clipped 96 lines)
analysis_data/comms/git/qodo-merge-pro/CRQ-41/responses/002_qodo-merge-pro.md [177-212]
<details><summary><a href='https://github.com/meta-introspector/git-submodules-rs-nix/pull/16/files#diff-243854d89636db85a935fa955ee16fa44ea3ca7092902bc29701c3a825b0ba0aR108-R133'><strong>Type Mismatch</strong></a>

Generated LatticeLayer defines instances as Vec<T> but add_instance accepts Instance<T> and pushes it into instances, which will not compile. Also uses instance.units[0].value_count() where the trait method has no self; use T::value_count() or <T as HasValueCount>::value_count().
</summary>

```rust
quote! {
    #[derive(Debug, Clone)]
    pub struct LatticeLayer<T: HasValueCount + std::fmt::Debug> {
        pub value_type: ValueType,

 ... (clipped 26 lines)

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Before:

// File: lattice_code_generator/src/lib.rs
// Generates code that doesn't compile due to type mismatches.
fn generate_lattice_layer_struct() -> TokenStream {
    quote! {
        pub struct LatticeLayer<T> {
            pub instances: Vec<T>, // Incorrect type: should be Vec<Instance<T>>
        }
        impl<T> LatticeLayer<T> {
            pub fn add_instance(&mut self, instance: Instance<T>) {
                self.instances.push(instance); // Type error here
            }
        }
    }
}

// File: src/lattice_types.rs
// A manual, duplicated implementation of lattice types.
pub enum ValueType { Bit, ThreeValue, PrimeValue(u8) }
pub struct LatticeLayer<T> { pub instances: Vec<Instance<T>> }
// ...

// File: src/lattice_model.rs
// Another manual, slightly different, duplicated implementation.
pub enum ValueType { Bit, ThreeValue, FiveValue, P7(u8), ... }
pub struct LatticeLayer<T> { pub instances: Vec<Instance<T>> }
// ...

After:

// File: lattice_framework/src/types.rs (New Canonical Crate)
// Single source of truth for all lattice types.
pub enum ValueType { Bit, ThreeValue, FiveValue, Prime(u8) }
pub struct Instance<T> { /* ... */ }
pub struct LatticeLayer<T> {
    pub instances: Vec<Instance<T>>,
    // ...
}
// ... all other canonical types

// File: lattice_code_generator/src/lib.rs
// Generator now produces code that is part of a test or a buildable crate
// to ensure it compiles correctly against the canonical types.
#[proc_macro]
pub fn generate_lattice_code(input: TokenStream) -> TokenStream {
    // ... logic that generates code using `lattice_framework::types`
    // The output is now compile-checked.
}

// File: src/lattice_classifier_app/src/main.rs
// All applications now depend on the canonical crate.
use lattice_framework::types::{Lattice, LatticeLayer, ValueType};
// ... no more duplicated or inconsistent types.
Suggestion importance[1-10]: 10

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Why: The suggestion correctly identifies critical, systemic architectural flaws like code duplication, non-compiling files, and faulty code generation that make the PR unbuildable, and proposes a necessary and correct refactoring.

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mike added 10 commits September 13, 2025 01:18
## Change Request: New SOPs for CRQ-Driven Development

### Objective

To introduce two new Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) that provide practical guidance for implementing the "Bootstrap CRQ Hypothesis" and for systematically refactoring code using CRQ-driven branches.

### Description

This CRQ covers the addition of the following two SOP documents to the `docs/sops/` directory:

1.  **`SOP_Bootstrap_CRQ_Hypothesis_Implementation.md`:** This SOP outlines the practical steps and principles for implementing the "Bootstrap CRQ Hypothesis" (`CRQ-022`). It details how every change should be a CRQ, the importance of CRQ-driven branching, incremental system construction, living documentation, and the criteria for 100% readiness for merge.

2.  **`SOP_Refactoring_with_CRQ_Branches.md`:** This SOP provides a systematic approach for refactoring existing code. It guides on identifying refactoring CRQs, creating dedicated branches for them, making safe and incremental changes, ensuring 100% readiness for merge, and leveraging automation support.

These SOPs are crucial for translating the philosophical concepts of CRQ-driven development into actionable practices, ensuring consistency and quality across the project.

### Expected Outcome

*   Clear, actionable guidelines for implementing the Bootstrap CRQ Hypothesis.
*   A standardized process for refactoring code into CRQ-driven branches.
*   Improved adherence to the project's development philosophy.

### Justification/Benefit

*   **Practical Guidance:** Provides concrete steps for developers to follow.
*   **Consistency:** Ensures a uniform approach to development and refactoring.
*   **Quality Assurance:** Supports the creation of high-quality, well-documented code.
*   **Training Aid:** Serves as a valuable resource for onboarding new team members to the project's development methodology.

### Dependencies

*   Understanding of `CRQ-022-Bootstrap_CRQ_Hypothesis.md`.
*   Team commitment to adopting these new procedures.
This commit adds a series of creative and reflective documents that explore the project's ontology and the thought process of the AI agent.

The new files include:
- A poem and an opera about the CRQ sorting task.
- A document outlining the primordial ontology of the project.
- A document with the topological sort of the CRQs.

These documents are intended to provide a new, more intuitive way to understand the project's structure and to serve as a source of inspiration for future development.
This commit adds further layers of the primordial ontology, including 7-fold, 11-fold, 13-fold, 17-fold, and 19-fold divisions of various concepts. It also includes a narrative describing the collapse and synthesis of the ontology, and a new poem reflecting on these themes.

The new files include:
- `docs/memes/CRQ-018-branch-as-holistic-development-unit-7-fold.md`
- `docs/memes/CRQ-018-branch-as-meme-11-fold.md`
- `docs/memes/CRQ-018-branch-as-meme-cultural-embedding-13-fold.md`
- `docs/memes/CRQ-018-branch-as-meme-external-perception-19-fold.md`
- `docs/memes/CRQ-018-branch-as-meme-project-identity-17-fold.md`
- `docs/poems/the_breath_of_knowing.md`
- `docs/reflection/primordial_ontology_collapse.md`
- `docs/sops/SOP_Visual_Ontology_Representation.md`
- Updated `docs/memes/zos-2-3-5-7-11-13-17-19.md` with the visual diagram.
- Updated `.gitignore` to ignore `analysis_data/`.
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