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Owner ruled the six open D1 questions (#69) as a1, b1, c1, d1, e2, f1. This PR lands the whole ruling in one change, per the issue's done-condition ("rulings recorded here, protocol amended to v2.1 with examples updated").

What's in it

  • vexometer/docs/EFFICACY-PROTOCOL.adoc → v2.1 — every ruled semantic written into the normative text, all JSON examples regenerated from the binary (doc == tool is enforced by exact-value equality in the test suite):
    • a1 — a target metric with B_m = 0 gets G_m := 0, so it cannot improve and the verdict is reject_null; the report lists offenders in a diagnosability warning. Zero-baseline collateral metrics stay fully protected.
    • b1 — per-probe identity gate is normative when probes.results exists in both measurements (at most one baseline-passing probe may fail after; newly-passing probes buy nothing back); aggregate pass-rate is the degraded fallback. capability.probes_regressed records which gate applied.
    • c1 — all-targets rule: every declared target must improve or the verdict is reject_null.
    • d1 — plural frontier_records, one per-metric record per target in target order; length mismatch is a hard error; the singular frontier_record key fails validation.
    • e2 — new lift subcommand: mechanical v1→v2.1 lift, v1 fields verbatim, missing evidence as explicit null (never synthesised), lifted_from marker, verdict: "unverified" reserved for lifted reports. Normative spec + worked example in the doc.
    • f1 — held-out scenario-set registry (vexometer/data/scenario_sets/registry.json, ships empty — no corpus exists yet, no invented hashes); validate --scenario-registry rejects scoring on a tuning partition and unknown scenario sets, covering both efficacy reports and frontier attempts. Registering the first partition is a precondition for the first satellite evaluation (D6).
  • vexometer-efficacy — every AwaitingRuling refusal replaced with the ruled semantics; exit code 2 (the "open D1 question" refusal) retired, codes now 0/1/3; the renamed --frontier-record flag gets an explicit error pointing at --frontier-records.
  • Justfileefficacy-lift recipe; the protocol's stale "these recipes do not yet exist" sentence replaced with the real tooling list.
  • README/ROADMAP updated; trust manifests regenerated in-PR per the manifest contract.

Verification

  • cargo test: 29/29 (protocol examples are the fixtures; report + lift roundtrips assert exact JSON equality with the doc)
  • cargo clippy --all-targets -- -D warnings clean, cargo fmt --check clean
  • just must-all green, just trust-manifest-verify green, just --evaluate parses

Closes #69

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Owner ruled the six open D1 questions (issue #69) as a1, b1, c1, d1,
e2, f1. This PR lands the whole ruling in one change:

- EFFICACY-PROTOCOL.adoc amended to v2.1: G_m := 0 on zero baseline
  (a1), per-probe identity gate normative (b1), all-targets acceptance
  rule (c1), plural frontier_records (d1), a normative v1->v2 lift
  spec with worked example (e2), and a new Held-Out Scenario Sets
  section (f1). All JSON examples regenerated from the binary.
- vexometer-efficacy: every AwaitingRuling refusal replaced with the
  ruled semantics; exit code 2 retired (now 0/1/3).
- New `lift` subcommand (e2): mechanical v1->v2.1 lift, missing
  evidence as explicit null, verdict "unverified" reserved for lifted
  reports.
- Held-out scenario-set registry shipped empty at
  vexometer/data/scenario_sets/registry.json; `validate
  --scenario-registry` enforces f1 on efficacy and frontier documents.
- Justfile: efficacy-lift recipe; stale "recipes do not yet exist"
  sentence replaced with the real tooling list.
- README/ROADMAP updated; trust manifests regenerated in-PR per the
  manifest contract.

29 integration tests pass; the protocol's examples remain the
fixtures (doc == tool enforced by exact-value equality).

Closes #69

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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  • New Features

    • Added support for the v2.1 efficacy protocol and its six resolved rulings.
    • Added mechanical lifting of v1 reports into the v2.1 format.
    • Added repeatable frontier-record inputs and held-out scenario registry validation.
    • Added handling for zero-baseline targets, per-probe capability checks, and multi-target acceptance rules.
    • Added a scenario-set registry and a command to run report lifting.
  • Documentation

    • Updated protocol guidance, command-line usage, migration details, and roadmap status.
  • Tests

    • Added coverage for report lifting, validation, frontier records, capability checks, and scenario registries.

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Changes

The efficacy protocol moves to v2.1 with six resolved rulings. Rust evaluation and validation implement the new semantics. The CLI adds report lifting and scenario-registry checks. Documentation, examples, tests, the root recipe, and registry metadata are updated.

Efficacy protocol and evaluation

Layer / File(s) Summary
Protocol contracts and ruled evaluation
vexometer/docs/EFFICACY-PROTOCOL.adoc, vexometer-efficacy/README.adoc, vexometer-efficacy/ROADMAP.adoc, vexometer-efficacy/src/lib.rs, vexometer-efficacy/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256
The protocol defines rulings a1, b1, c1, d1, e2, and f1. Public types and evaluation logic implement zero-baseline handling, per-probe capability gating, all-target acceptance, plural frontier records, lifting, and held-out scenario checks.
Report construction, lifting, and validation
vexometer-efficacy/src/lib.rs
Reports emit zero-baseline warnings and plural frontier references. lift_v1 creates validated v2.1-shaped reports with explicit nulls and an unverified verdict. Validation separates lifted reports from native reports and recomputes the revised rules.
CLI commands and scenario registry
Justfile, vexometer-efficacy/src/main.rs, vexometer/data/scenario_sets/registry.json, */.trust/trust-manifest.sha256
The CLI adds lift, repeatable --frontier-records, and --scenario-registry. The root recipe forwards lift arguments. The scenario registry uses the vexometer-scenario-registry-v1 schema.
Protocol examples and ruling tests
vexometer-efficacy/tests/protocol_examples.rs
Tests validate native and lifted examples, revised verdicts, frontier-record cardinality, v1 lifting restrictions, capability gates, and scenario-registry outcomes.

Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes

Merge Risk: 🔵 Low · up to dce88

The new lift behavior can produce invalid or incomplete reports for certain v1 inputs, and one generated manifest is missing the required license header. These are bounded issues requiring owner follow-up, so the PR remains low risk but is not fully clean for merge.

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant Operator
  participant EfficacyCLI
  participant lift_v1
  participant validate_efficacy
  participant ScenarioRegistry
  Operator->>EfficacyCLI: invoke lift with input and output paths
  EfficacyCLI->>lift_v1: convert v1 JSON
  lift_v1-->>EfficacyCLI: return lifted v2.1 JSON
  Operator->>EfficacyCLI: invoke validate with registry
  EfficacyCLI->>validate_efficacy: validate the document
  EfficacyCLI->>ScenarioRegistry: check scenario_set hashes
  ScenarioRegistry-->>EfficacyCLI: return registry problems
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I’m a rabbit with a report in my paws
Six rulings now steady the clauses
Null baselines rest
Lifted forms are checked
Frontier records hop in rows
Held-out hashes guard the does

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Check name Status Explanation
Title check ✅ Passed The title clearly identifies the implementation of issue #69 rulings a1, b1, c1, d1, e2 and f1 for efficacy protocol v2.1.
Description check ✅ Passed The description directly explains the six protocol rulings, implementation changes, documentation updates and verification results.
Linked Issues check ✅ Passed The changes implement the objectives in issue #69. They add the ruled semantics, plural frontier records, v1-to-v2.1 lifting, scenario-registry validation, protocol v2.1 documentation and updated exam…
Out of Scope Changes check ✅ Passed The Justfile, README, ROADMAP, registry, tests and regenerated trust manifests support the efficacy protocol v2.1 work. No unrelated code changes are evident.
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The changes implement the objectives in issue #69. They add the ruled semantics, plural frontier records, v1-to-v2.1 lifting, scenario-registry validation, protocol v2.1 documentation and updated examples.

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In `@vexometer-efficacy/src/lib.rs`:
- Around line 699-704: Update lift_v1 to reject v1 fields named baseline, after,
or gap_closed before copying fields, preserving the explicit nulls required by
validate_lifted. Also ensure every v1 field is carried verbatim, including keys
outside the current carried list, or explicitly align the protocol and
implementation if that enumerated set is intentional.

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vexometer/docs/EFFICACY-PROTOCOL.adoc (1)

6-20: LGTM!

Also applies to: 57-71, 100-132, 144-155, 178-179, 262-273, 357-360, 364-464, 604-650, 663-694, 791-795

vexometer-efficacy/README.adoc (1)

14-60: LGTM!

Also applies to: 82-83, 92-109, 138-140

vexometer-efficacy/ROADMAP.adoc (1)

14-22: LGTM!

vexometer-efficacy/src/lib.rs (1)

5-20: LGTM!

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vexometer-efficacy/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256 (1)

3-5: LGTM!

vexometer-efficacy/src/main.rs (1)

7-16: LGTM!

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vext/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256 (1)

3-3: LGTM!

vexometer-efficacy/tests/protocol_examples.rs (1)

5-8: LGTM!

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Justfile (1)

72-75: LGTM!

vexometer/data/scenario_sets/registry.json (1)

1-4: LGTM!

lazy-eliminator/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256 (1)

3-3: LGTM!

satellite-template/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256 (1)

3-3: LGTM!

vexometer-satellites/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256 (1)

3-3: LGTM!

vext-email-gateway/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256 (1)

3-3: LGTM!

Comment thread vexometer-efficacy/src/lib.rs
Comment thread vexometer/.trust/trust-manifest.sha256
Review finding on #75: lift_v1 inserted the explicit nulls before
copying v1 sub-fields, so a v1 metric object smuggling baseline/after/
gap_closed would clobber the null and the bad document only failed at a
later validate run; unknown top-level v1 keys were silently dropped.

The lift's domain is now exactly the protocol's v1 mapping table:
a v2 evidence key inside a metric object or any unmapped top-level key
is refused at lift time with a "ruling e2" error. Protocol doc gains
the matching normative sentence; two guard tests added (31 total).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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