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Take this network's entry on paradigm.xyz/puzzles/amm from 528.3333 (4th) to #1 (528.452): about +0.12 is needed. Base: QLX5, Taylor (gtmcknight)'s solved policy (github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim at 4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved) with the exact-arithmetic arb/retail tell, U1 compressed qm tables and a drift-tolerant rival split test. Source sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40 in https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15 (code_zb64.QLX5). Engine gains transfer to the board exactly. Credit Taylor in every file.

Spent, do not repeat: one-at-a-time and joint tuning of QLX5's scalar constants (engine and replica, best +0.026), 20 rule ideas (best +0.012), table compression and refit, price-belief variants, residual heads (four sizes), rival trackers beyond QLX5, kappa.

New line, the only one in this goal: tune the fee tables themselves against the real objective. Taylor's tables were solved from a model (lognormal fills, a grid, stationary rates, QMDP for uncertainty); nobody has tuned their values directly on the engine's behaviour.

Tool: the engine-faithful LEAN/QLX5 replica, equal to the engine within its printed precision on 512 seeds (https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b; core https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/2ad2abf45223c729557e83e77d22de54c5db7da2be0599658144906b91dbf0f7; faster build https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/72b58a1407966f0223f06ab7c6ddd979a24fb4593f1a9b3dc43508a7f133d00b).

Method: parameterise corrections to the table values (per phase and table: low-dimensional bases such as offsets by row band, column band and sd level, then finer), search them with evolution strategies across many parallel items, choose on 64000..65023 and report on 10000..12047; first measure which table regions carry the edge so the search spends there. Promote any correction worth >= +0.03 over QLX5 on the report seeds into an after pipeline: Solidity (fit the corrected tables in the existing encoding), T and F against the Python reference, G, then engine runs on disjoint 256-seed blocks from 10,400,000 against QLX5.

Running rules: batches of at most 5 items; result.json carries gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds, advance, source_sha256, and peak_gas and oog for engine items; stage checks gate on advance. Early-stop with score.py when mean + 2 se < the bar. Engine and Solidity items require {platform [linux-x64], minCpus 8}. Keep caches under test/scratch/. Full 64-character hashes in every brief.

Limits: <= 50,000 source characters, <= 24,576 deployed bytes, engine afterSwap peak <= 245,000 with 0 OOG. Bring back a contract only when it beats QLX5 by >= +0.04 on 1,024+ fresh engine seeds; the requester asks the user before any submission.

The answer

No improved contract qualified for delivery. Gain over QLX5 on fresh engine seeds is unmeasured, n = 0; there is no corrected contract with measured SE, peak gas, OOG, deployed bytes or source characters. The best correction selected for the prescribed replica report set, ALL_x0.5, gained +0.010583737226753931, SE 0.004345614410903885, on 2,048 seeds, 10000–12047. Its advance is false: it missed the +0.03 replica promotion threshold. Solidity, T/F, G and all four fresh-engine items were consequently cancelled before execution. This goal did not establish a new leaderboard score. t4-join/c, b07-c

Evidence	Gain over QLX5	SE	n and seed role	Engine afterSwap peak	OOG	Deployed bytes	Source characters
Unchanged QLX5 control	0 by identity	0 by identity	128 screening seeds, 9700000–9700127	205,887	0	22,440	47,230
Selected correction, `ALL_x0.5`	+0.010583737226753931	0.004345614410903885	2,048 replica report seeds	Unmeasured	Unmeasured	Uncompiled	No corrected source produced
Selected correction, fresh engine validation	Unmeasured	Unmeasured	0	Unmeasured	Unmeasured	Uncompiled	No corrected source produced

The control figures are the measurements reported by t2-kit/k, b01-k. Its zero gain and zero SE are definitions for the unchanged baseline, not a paired improvement experiment. They cannot be transferred to a corrected contract. The goal history marks this accepted result as source-flagged, without supplying the reason; the figures are therefore identified here as reported control evidence, not independently certified measurements.

There is no qualifying complete Strategy.sol to include. The objective permits bringing back a contract only after at least +0.04 over QLX5 on 1,024 or more fresh engine seeds, within the gas and size limits. No candidate reached that stage. Supplying an unvalidated corrected contract would bypass that condition. The original QLX5 remains available as code_zb64.QLX5, decoded as base64 then zlib, in the pinned baseline artifact. Its source SHA-256 is e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. This is the baseline hash carried by the research results, not the hash of a newly compiled strategy.

Credit throughout this work belongs to Taylor (gtmcknight) for the solved policy in gtmcknight/amm-sim, research/solved, commit 4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9. QLX5 adds the exact-arithmetic arb/retail tell, U1 compressed tables and drift-tolerant rival split test specified in the objective. This report covers the new table-value search only. The earlier scalar, rule, compression/refit, belief, residual, rival-tracker and kappa work is not counted as a result of this goal.

The supplied goal history has trunk: null. All recorded batches were research batches; no code-wave repository or merged trunk commit exists to name. The checking kit is a separate input repository, identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit, pinned at 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01. It is not this goal's trunk.

The surviving edge is small and concentrated in synced retail quotes. Profiling first located the active tables; finite-difference probes then measured sensitivity, and evolution strategies searched their values. Each node supplies an ask quote in bps, with the bid using the mirrored lookup. Rows represent own mispricing relative to the price belief, on the policy's 5-bps grid with centre 160; columns index the rival-position grid. Stored level indices select uncertainty knots. For tables 1 and 3, indices 0, 1 and 2 correspond to sd 0, 12 and 34 bps; table 0 stores sd 0 and 34 bps. A stored row or column index is distinct from its knot coordinate.

The original QPL1 blob contains 9,172 nodes in 10,160 bytes. Each stored row has an int16 first value and int8 successive column differences. Its table-specific quantization is part of the feasibility constraint: a continuous search improvement must survive rounding to the existing lattice and the column-difference bounds. The supplied harness validates this layout and supplies the table-use measurements below. t3-harness/h, b02-h

Table	Phase	Stored shape, levels × rows × columns	Nodes	Lattice, bps	Lookups on 64000–64127	Absolute interpolation-weight share by stored level
0	Arbitrage	2 × 24 × 11	528	0.25	977,024	99.78%, 0.22%
1	First retail, synced	3 × 43 × 30	3,870	0.5	1,286,194	39.72%, 59.05%, 1.23%
2	First retail, unsynced	4 × 28 × 13	1,456	0.5	0	No observed weight
3	Later retail, synced	3 × 36 × 26	2,808	1.0	522,558	40.34%, 58.52%, 1.15%
4	Later retail, unsynced	3 × 17 × 10	510	0.5	0	No observed weight

The percentages are derived from the harness's absolute weights and rounded independently. These weights measure interpolation participation through active positive clamps; they exclude integer-truncation derivatives and do not measure causal contribution to profit. Tables 2 and 4 were unused on this 128-seed profile, which justified concentrating the search on tables 0, 1 and 3. That observation does not prove they are unreachable on every seed. The active tables contain 7,206 nodes.

The five regional maps covered 162 nonzero-weight groups and 324 signed ±1-bps probes. Groups were frozen using profile weights before scoring. Probes began at seed 64000, stopped after 128 or 256 seeds when mean + 2 SE < 0, or completed 512 seeds through 64511. Derivatives used only the prefix evaluated for both signs. The following are each item's selected diagnostic probe figures, not independent estimates of achievable improvement:

Map and evidence	Table and stored levels	Groups	Selected probe gain	SE	n
b03-t0	0; levels 0, 1	20	+0.00620121374	0.00225921834	512
b03-t1a	1; levels 0, 1	36	+0.009956	0.00518	512
b03-t1b	1; level 2	36	+0.00879878	0.00609404	512
b03-t3a	3; levels 0, 1	36	+0.009444338311400347	0.005068086497079471	512
b03-t3b	3; level 2	34	+0.010079834185175551	0.004651306909499757	512

None reached +0.03. Selection among dozens of probes biases these maxima upward. The strongest effects included losses from raising arbitrage quotes: in table 0, level 0, stored rows 15–23 and column 10, +1 bps gave −0.182941883, SE 0.0123131016, n = 128 and stopped. The −1-bps direction also lost, −0.0123906598, SE 0.00488218543, n = 512. Thus a large finite-difference slope in that corner did not establish a profitable opposite move. Noisy quadratic extrapolations and sums of predicted group gains were not promoted as measured results. b03-t0

The history also records exploratory replication checks on 100000–104095: 18 promising band moves failed to yield a robust gain, and a wider set of probes suggested a cusp near QLX5 rather than a smooth quadratic optimum. Those are orchestrator notes, without a separately handed per-seed dataset, so the conclusions here rest on the worker results. The notes' estimate that this encoding might hold only +0.01 to +0.02 is a local-search hypothesis, not a proven upper bound.

Evolution strategies retained two nonzero parts. Five items searched additive corrections from six row bands and five column bands per selected level. Training used slices within 200000–263999; realised, lattice-rounded candidates were selected on VALID 300000–304095. A nonzero candidate needed VALID mean minus one SE above zero. The retained correction was then evaluated on CHOOSE 64000–65023. Training schedules differed by item; they were finite searches, and the table-3 level-0 item completed 12 generations and 36,416 total simulations, below the approximately 100,000 suggested simulations. No ES item evaluated the report set.

Part and evidence	Search scope	Retained correction	VALID gain; SE, n = 4,096	CHOOSE gain; SE, n = 1,024
e0, b04-e0	Table 0, levels 0, 1	Zero	0; 0, identity	0; 0, identity
e1, b04-e1	Table 1, level 0	Zero	0; 0, identity	0; 0, identity
e2, b04-e2	Table 1, levels 1, 2	ES mean × 1.5; 1,037 nodes	+0.010857; 0.003099	+0.009264; 0.006311
e3, b04-e3	Table 3, level 0	Zero	0; 0, identity	0; 0, identity
e4, b04-e4	Table 3, levels 1, 2	ES mean; 356 nodes	+0.007227; 0.002336	−0.000248; 0.004883

The zero rows mean the selection retained unchanged QLX5; they do not establish zero attainable gain in those regions. In particular, e0 and e3 recorded identity results without additional redundant CHOOSE simulations. VALID selected among multiple candidates, so its displayed gains are optimistic. CHOOSE was subsequently used again by the join, so it is also selection data for the final candidate. The ES advance: true fields indicate completed work and controls, not passage of the +0.03 promotion bar.

The join considered ALL, GOOD, STRONG, individual nonzero parts, and applicable half-scale variants. GOOD and e2 had identical realised tables and shared one evaluation; STRONG was the unchanged baseline. Seven named candidates represented six distinct QPL1 blobs. On all 1,024 CHOOSE seeds, selecting by mean minus one SE chose ALL_x0.5, combining e2 and e4. Its CHOOSE gain was +0.015848864107881888, SE 0.006185333863149532. The full-scale ALL combination gave +0.014463191691167332, SE 0.006851785636583938. These alternatives were not separately run on REPORT. b07-c

The selected correction changes 1,393 nodes, all in table 1 or 3 at stored level 1 or 2. The half-scale operation rounds to the existing lattice, with exact half ties away from zero; it therefore does not halve every realised node change. After rounding, the full selected delta has this distribution:

Table	Stored level and sd	Realised node correction	Nodes changed
1	1; 12 bps	+0.5 bps	806
1	1; 12 bps	−0.5 bps	32
1	2; 34 bps	+0.5 bps	104
1	2; 34 bps	−0.5 bps	95
3	1; 12 bps	+1.0 bps	188
3	2; 34 bps	+1.0 bps	57
3	2; 34 bps	−1.0 bps	111

These counts were independently decoded from the supplied delta for this write-up. They locate the changes, not an ablation-based allocation of the joint gain. In particular, e4 alone was indistinguishable from zero on CHOOSE, and no report-set ablation separates the two parts. Most profile weight lies at the middle sd knot; the changes at the highest sd knot are weakly identified.

The complete research correction remains in delta_zb64 of b07-c. Its reproducible identities are:

Object	SHA-256
Exact decoded selected delta bytes, including Taylor credit line	`e78bd0551ad7275d4ab59735c02a692dd61626e6975d52d68533b221b44dc7d8`
Corrected 10,160-byte QPL1 blob	`b5fe4ab5049eb177c7a07cd4716cef7b936135c1ef7c55578328b673dd6f26ae`
Original QPL1 blob	`830868f9b3e5ad162c4f2070e6faed0782c7b4cc308ab69044b2cf7306f68099`

The delta decodes as UTF-8 lines table level row column millibps, with indices into stored knots and a leading attribution comment. This write-up independently applied the nonzero records to the original nodes, checked lattice divisibility and index uniqueness, re-encoded int16 row starts and int8 column differences, and obtained the supplied corrected QPL1 hash. That verifies the research payload's encoding; it is not gate T on a Solidity source file.

On REPORT, the selected candidate's upper two-SE value is 0.0192749660485617, below +0.03. The lower two-SE value is 0.001892508404946161. These describe the paired sample uncertainty; they do not certify engine behavior. All 2,048 prescribed report seeds were completed. The result's bar_check.early_stop: true records the stop-rule outcome after that full evaluation, not a partial-window report. Only one candidate was evaluated on REPORT, and report_looks is 1. b07-c

Independent shape scans point to similar retail regions, but gains do not add. These items used SCAN 400000–402047 and CONFIRM 410000–418191. A direction needed SCAN mean minus one SE above zero to receive all 8,192 CONFIRM seeds; a confirmed step needed CONFIRM mean minus two SE above zero. The same CONFIRM set selected components and evaluated their sum, so the sums are not fresh holdout results and the thresholds are unadjusted for multiple comparisons.

Shape item and evidence	Signed SCAN steps	Steps evaluated on CONFIRM	Steps passing confirmation	Reported selected sum or outcome
g0, b05-g0	28	2	0	No selected correction; top-level n = 0 is a sentinel
g1, b05-g1	40	6	3	+0.009470, SE 0.002293, n = 8,192
g3, b05-g3	40	8	3	−0.0037246891742434077, SE 0.0024793991244888842, n = 8,192

In table 1 at sd 12 bps, adding +0.5 bps to rows with knot coordinate below 160 gave +0.008361, SE 0.001769 on CONFIRM. Adding +0.5 bps to the lower contiguous column half, stored columns 0–10, gave +0.006895, SE 0.001738. A small row shift, explicitly new(x) = old(x − 0.05), gave +0.002453, SE 0.001137. Their overlapping sum yielded only +0.009470, not the sum of the three individual gains. b05-g1

In table 3 at sd 12 bps, a +1-bps move on the lower-row half gave +0.007595005668813076, SE 0.0018718072937946018; the lower-column-half move gave +0.0055403389695311556, SE 0.0017468496345722155. The row shift defined by that item as new(x) = old(x − 0.1) gave +0.003084743520298333, SE 0.0012230989681779481. Despite all three passing individual confirmation, their sum lost −0.0037246891742434077. The worker's shift sign convention differs from g1's parameter convention; the formulas here state the actual transformation. b05-g3

These findings support modest upward corrections to some middle-uncertainty retail quotes. They also directly demonstrate why separately positive moves cannot be added as independent gains. The scans cover a finite set of offsets, halves, scales, shifts and tilts. Some diagnostic scale moves failed the int8 column-difference constraint and were explicitly marked unencodable; their replica scores are not deployable candidates. Neither the shape results nor their “bound” labels prove a bound on all possible table corrections.

Single-node scans found no confirmed improvement within the completed coverage. Each item ranked 24 nodes by profile weight, then tested ± one lattice unit. Retained signed steps received 2,048 SCAN seeds, 500000–502047, and qualifying signs received 8,192 CONFIRM seeds, 510000–518191. Time limits reduced the coverage as shown:

Node item and evidence	Lattice step	Nodes fully retained / planned	Signed SCAN steps retained	CONFIRM evaluations
n0, b06-n0	0.25 bps	20 / 24	40	8
n1, b06-n1	0.5 bps	20 / 24	40	11
n3, b06-n3	1.0 bps	4 / 24	8	1

Ranks 21–24 were dropped in n0 and n1; ranks 5–24 were dropped in n3. Thus 44 of the planned 72 nodes have the completed retained protocol, not all 72. Zero top-level gain, SE and n in these items are no-selection sentinels, not measured exact zero effects and not absence of all underlying evaluations. Table 1's best CONFIRM single-node result was only +0.000918, SE 0.000955. Table 3 included a reproducible −8.472212749756068 paired outlier on one SCAN seed; it remained in the statistics. These scans leave unsampled nodes and coordinated node moves unresolved. b06-n1, b06-n3

The validation pipeline was gated off, not passed. The objective named T, F and G without defining them; the orchestrator supplied the operational definitions below in the goal notes. They are recorded as that interpretation, not as additional requester-supplied definitions.

Stage	Required evidence	Actual outcome
Replica promotion	Gain ≥ +0.03 on all 2,048 REPORT seeds	Failed: +0.010583737226753931; `advance=false`
Solidity and T	Fit corrected tables in existing encoding; all 9,172 decoded nodes equal base plus correction; only QPL literal and one comment line change	`t4-sol/c` cancelled; no corrected source
T/F against Python	Independent table decode; every callback's two fees equal the Python reference on 9700000–9700003, with unchanged QLX5 control	`t4-tf/c` cancelled; no candidate replay
G	Engine screening 9700000–9700127: source ≤ 50,000 characters, runtime ≤ 24,576 bytes, afterSwap peak ≤ 245,000, zero OOG and failed callbacks	`t4-gas/c` cancelled; no candidate gas or size measurements
Fresh engine	Four disjoint 256-seed blocks against QLX5; stop checks after 128 when mean + 2 SE < +0.04	Four `t4-engine` items cancelled; zero fresh seeds consumed
Return a contract	Pooled gain ≥ +0.04 on ≥ 1,024 actually completed fresh engine seeds, limits satisfied	Not reached; notes also required pooled mean − 2 SE > 0

The supplied history records 19 accepted research items and 7 downstream items cancelled by dependencies: one Solidity, one T/F, one G and four engine items. Every recorded batch contains at most five items and specifies platform: [linux-x64], minCpus: 8. Mapping and the candidate validation stages have checks on advance=true; the join waits for the ES batch to settle. Early proposed pipelines in episodes 1 and 2 were refused and never executed, apart from the separately accepted kit work. Their projected item counts and reserved seeds must not be counted as completed experiments.

Each available batch brief excerpt starts with one item's bounded task. The supplied history truncates each brief to an excerpt, so it cannot support a fresh certification of every original output-schema clause, filled-template length or full hash in those briefs. No orchestration decisions file was supplied for this final write-up, and this assignment names only report.md as an output. The state and result fields, rather than invented replacement decisions, are the basis of the stage audit above.

The harness's numerical controls are useful but narrower than candidate validation. Its archived-engine comparison covered 512 seeds, 10010512–10011023, with mean error −1.7222758774693148e−09 and maximum absolute error 4.994752202946984e−07, within the archived rows' six-decimal precision. Zero deltas preserved scores and instrumentation was neutral; QPL1 roundtripped byte-for-byte. This does not establish callback bit identity for every candidate. Earlier episode notes reported floating-point sensitivity in another build, further supporting the requirement for candidate-specific F and engine checks. b02-h

The baseline kit reported 43,721 callbacks across four replay seeds, with zero fee mismatches and failed calls, and port edge equal to engine edge on those four seeds. Its 128 screening seeds reported zero OOG or failures and 1,377,819 Submission afterSwap calls. The compiler configuration was solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200, viaIR, Paris; QLX5 runtime SHA-256 was 903a0cf860910022916e7c16aa1ffcfb94b0db9e25074665947d786615a44ae8. These are baseline controls only. The source-flag caveat noted above remains. b01-k

There was one payload defect that did not affect the selected nonzero correction: e0, e1 and e3 declared nonzero=false, but their compressed delta fields fail zlib decoding with an incomplete-stream error. The join excluded them and did not invent substitute deltas. The e2, e4 and joined deltas decode successfully and match their declared hashes. That distinction was reproduced during this write-up. The broken zero payloads would need repair if reusing those records as executable inputs. b07-c input audit

Seed accounting preserves the difference between search, report and engine evidence. Gains are paired candidate-minus-QLX5 differences on identical seeds. SE means the sample standard deviation of those differences divided by √n; it is not the standard error of unpaired strategy levels. Repeated selection and correlated probes are not additional independent confirmations.

Seed range, inclusive	Purpose and use
64000–64127	Baseline visit profile; reused within CHOOSE
64000–64511	Regional-map probes, including shorter stopped prefixes
64000–65023	Final CHOOSE set for ES parts and joined alternatives; selection data
10000–12047	One complete REPORT evaluation of `ALL_x0.5`; 2,048 seeds, one look
100000–104095	Exploratory checks recorded in episode-4 notes; no new run in this write-up
Within 200000–263999	ES training pools; individual schedules used subsets, not the entire 64,000-seed pool
300000–304095	ES VALID selection, 4,096 seeds per evaluated candidate
400000–402047 / 410000–418191	Shape SCAN / CONFIRM; sum evaluation reused CONFIRM
500000–502047 / 510000–518191	Node SCAN / CONFIRM for retained nodes and selected signs
9700000–9700127	Unchanged QLX5 engine screening; first four also used for replay; not fresh gain validation
10010512–10011023	Archived-engine parity fixture; no new engine runs by the harness
10400000–10400255	Planned fresh engine block 0; unused
10400256–10400511	Planned fresh engine block 1; unused
10400512–10400767	Planned fresh engine block 2; unused
10400768–10401023	Planned fresh engine block 3; unused

The next unspent fresh-engine allocation therefore still begins at 10,400,000. The one-used REPORT set should be labelled as such in any later work. A later candidate selected in response to this report would make any reuse an additional look, not an untouched holdout.

What remains between this work and #1 is at least the unclosed pinned score gap and the entire candidate engine proof. The objective pins QLX5 at 528.3333 and the target at 528.452, a difference of 0.1187. Those are assignment-time figures, not a live leaderboard check. This goal established no board gain, so its evidenced board gap remains 0.1187; exceeding the named leader would require slightly more, subject to displayed-score rounding.

For scale only, if the replica point estimate transferred unchanged to the board, adding +0.010583737226753931 would give about 528.343884, still 0.10811626277324607 short of the pinned target. This is arithmetic, not a validated score prediction: the exact engine-to-board transfer premise applies to engine gains, and this correction has no engine gain measurement. It also sits 0.01941626277324607 below the replica promotion bar, before the separate +0.04 fresh-engine requirement.

The supported conclusion is that the completed direct-value search found a small gain, centred on middle-uncertainty synced retail regions, and did not meet the objective. It did not exhaust all table-value possibilities. Finer row-column interactions, coordinated lattice moves and the omitted node coverage remain unresolved; the failed sums caution against simply combining individually positive changes. Any continuation within the permitted line should freeze a newly encodable candidate using selection data, disclose additional report looks, and meet the same replica gate before Solidity, T/F, G and four fresh engine blocks. The previously spent scalar, rule, belief, residual, rival and kappa lines remain outside this goal. No submission was made; the requester must ask the user before any future leaderboard submission.

Write-up checks and reproducibility. All 19 supplied result files matched the full SHA-256 identifiers in the assignment; the result links in this report use those identifiers. Each contained the required common fields and the original QLX5 source hash. The baseline result contained engine gas and OOG fields. The harness's decoded implementation, dependency and archived-row payload hashes were verified; its implementation hash is 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and dependency hash is a992fd6855d568b6fbb163423e9dd6ea7c4709b7475d343079c667edeceb9c00. The credited source assets are retained inside b02-h, with their README and codec API.

For this report, the public baseline artifact was also fetched and its artifact hash, decoded QLX5 source hash, 47,230-character length and original QPL1 hash independently verified. An independent decoder checked the original QPL1 roundtrip, the two nonzero ES deltas and the selected joined blob. Arithmetic checks verified the stop threshold, CHOOSE selection, node counts, map group counts, the baseline's 128 contiguous rows and recorded peak, and the seven cancelled stages. No new simulation, compiler run, Solidity replay, gas test or leaderboard action was performed. The handed join record has aggregate report statistics and the full delta, but no report per-seed rows; its reported gain and SE were not independently recomputed. Local hash, encoding, arithmetic and Markdown/size checks support faithful reporting, and do not independently certify strategy behavior.

report.md

The swarm

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Agent #39 planned it. Started 19 min after the job was posted.
The plane refused 28 of its decisions: every decision it made was refused. The next round is told why.
what t1-harness was asked
One item: build the table-tuning harness for QLX5. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Replica: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b, whose `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of tar) is a C++20 simulator (see its README). QLX5 source (sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40) is `code_zb64.QLX5` (base64 of zlib) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15; its `rows_zb64` holds 512 engine rows (column QLX5, seeds 10010512..10011023). The five fee tables are the QPL1 blob in tables.hpp (the 10,160 bytes of `bytes constant QPL` in the contract): per (level,row) record an int16 first node, then int8 column deltas. Write under test/scratch/ (caches too): 1. sim, extended: `delta=FILE` adds integer node deltas (lines `table level row col add`, knot indices) after the tables load; `visits=FILE` writes per node the summed interpolation weight of every fee lookup, bid and ask. 2. qpl.py: decode blob to nodes; encode nodes to a blob of the same length and knots, raising when a first node leaves int16 or a column delta leaves int8; project(nodes) to the nearest encodable table; patch_sol(source, nodes) replacing the hex literal only. 3. evalx.py: runs delta files and the base on given seeds on all CPUs, paired by seed: mean gain, se = sd(diff, n-1)/sqrt(n), n, per-seed rows; optional stop when mean + 2 se < bar at a 128-seed check. 4. test.sh: runs the checks below, non-zero exit on any failure. Checks. (a) Zero delta equals the unpatched sim bit for bit on 64 seeds. (b) QLX5 against the 512 engine rows: mean diff, se, max |diff|, count within 1e-6. Hosts differ in libm's last bit (512 of 512 on the reference hosts; 104 elsewhere, mean -0.0016, se 0.0026): record it, and fail only when |mean diff| > 0.01. (c) Decode then encode is byte-identical; patch_sol with unchanged nodes returns the QLX5 source byte for byte. (d) +1 on one node changes that node only; each lookup's weights sum to 1. Also measure on 64000..64255 each table's share of lookups (tables 2 and 4 look unused: confirm) and runs per second. No g++: the PyPI wheel ziglang 0.13.0, unzipped, gives `ziglang/zig c++ -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off` (set ZIG_GLOBAL_CACHE_DIR under test/scratch/); it builds the replica. result.json must contain: credit; advance (true only when test.sh passes); gain_vs_base and se (the parity mean diff and its se; say so in `metric`); n; seeds; source_sha256 (QLX5's); patch_zb64 (base64 of zlib of a tar of only the files you added or changed, at most 24,000 characters); patch_sha256; build (exact commands, compiler, version); parity; table_use; runs_per_s; usage; not_done.
what t1-map was asked
One item: measure how QLX5's edge responds to the nodes of fee table {{table}}, level knots {{levels}} (knot indices), on the replica. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Setup. The harness result of batch {{after.batch}} is among your inputs: unpack `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of tar) of the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b under test/scratch/, unpack the harness `patch_zb64` over it, build as its `build` says, run its test.sh and follow its `usage`. If test.sh fails, write advance false with why and stop. Seeds: only 64000..65023 here. Never 10000..12047. 1. Visits: run QLX5 on 64000..64255 with `visits`; for table {{table}} give each node its share of the table's total weight. 2. Groups: for each level knot in {{levels}}, cut the row knots into {{rb}} contiguous bands and the column knots into {{cb}} contiguous bands, each band holding as nearly equal a share of that level's visit weight as whole knots allow (at least one knot a band). A group is one level knot x one row band x one column band: {{groups}} groups. 3. For each group and each sign, the correction is +d or -d on all its nodes, d = 1 bps = {{unit}} node units, projected to encodable. Evaluate all against the base on 64000..64255, paired by seed (no early stop here). Per group: g_plus, g_minus with se; grad = (g_plus - g_minus)/2 per bps, its se from the per-seed half differences; z = grad/se; curv = g_plus + g_minus per bps squared. 4. Refine: with the time left (stop computing 35 minutes after you began), measure the 12 groups of largest |z| again on 64256..64767 and give them pooled over all 768 seeds. 5. For a group with |z| >= 2 and curv < 0: newton = -grad/(2 curv) bps, clipped to +-2; predicted = grad^2/(-4 curv). result.json must contain: credit; table; levels; advance (true when steps 1 to 3 are complete); gain_vs_base (the sum of `predicted`: a prediction from this map, not a measured gain; say so in `metric`); se (root sum of squares of the predictions' errors); n; seeds; source_sha256 (e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40); base_mean; band_edges; groups, a list of [id, level, row_first, row_last, col_first, col_last, nodes, visit_share, g_plus, se_plus, g_minus, se_minus, grad, grad_se, z, curv, newton, predicted, n] with `group_fields` naming them; runs; minutes; harness, the object with patch_zb64, patch_sha256, build and usage copied unchanged from the harness result; not_done. Keep it under 60,000 bytes.
what t1-es was asked
One item: search a correction to QLX5's fee table {{table}}, level knots {{levels}}, with an evolution strategy on the replica. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Setup. This item's map result is {{after.result}} (also among your inputs). From its `harness`: unpack `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of tar) of the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b under test/scratch/, unpack the harness `patch_zb64` over it, build as its `build` says, run its test.sh and follow its `usage`. Its `groups` and `group_fields` define the node groups and what the map measured. Parameters: one offset in bps for each group whose map |z| >= 1.5, at most 16 of them, largest |z| first; every other group stays 0. A node moves by round(offset x {{unit}}) node units; project to encodable before every evaluation. Start: 0.5 x `newton` where the map gives one, else 0. Search: an evolution strategy with antithetic pairs (CMA-ES or (mu/mu, lambda)), population 12, first step 0.3 bps. Each generation draws 128 seeds from the choose set 64000..65023 and runs the base and all its candidates on those same seeds, paired. Stop searching 25 minutes after you began. Choose: on all of 64000..65023, evaluate the strategy's final mean, its two best other candidates, the start and the start doubled (the full newton step); stop a candidate early when mean + 2 se < 0 at a 128-seed check. Take the highest mean gain; when none has mean - se > 0 the correction is empty. Report: run the chosen correction once on 10000..12047 against the base. Use those seeds for nothing else and choose nothing on them. With an empty correction skip that run and write gain_vs_base 0. result.json must contain: credit; table; levels; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds (the report run: 2,048 seeds 10000..12047); choose (gain, se, n, seeds, and the candidates compared); advance (true when gain_vs_base >= 0.03); source_sha256 (e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40); offsets (group id to bps); delta_zb64 (base64 of zlib of the lines `table level row col add` for every changed node, sorted); delta_sha256 (of those lines); nodes_changed; generations; evaluations; curve (generation, mean gain, se); map_url, exactly "{{after.result}}"; not_done.
what t1-join was asked
One item: join the per-table corrections of batch {{after.batch}} into one correction to QLX5's fee tables and measure it on the replica. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Inputs: that batch's results are among your inputs (up to five; a failed item's is missing). Each gives `delta_zb64` (base64 of zlib of lines `table level row col add`, knot indices, node units), its `choose` and report gains, and `map_url`. Fetch one map_url; from its `harness`: unpack `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of tar) of the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b under test/scratch/, unpack the harness `patch_zb64` over it, build as its `build` says, run its test.sh and follow its `usage`. Candidates: (1) the sum of every correction whose choose gain - se > 0 (their node sets do not overlap); (2) that sum scaled by 0.5 and by 0.75, rounded to node units; (3) each such correction alone. Project each to encodable. Choose: evaluate all on 64000..65023 against the base, paired by seed, stopping a candidate early when mean + 2 se < 0 at a 128-seed check; take the highest mean gain. Report: run the chosen one once on 10000..12047 against the base; choose nothing on those seeds. With no usable correction, write advance false, gain_vs_base 0 and why. result.json must contain: credit; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds (the report run on 10000..12047); choose (per candidate: gain, se, n); chosen; parts (the item keys used); advance (true when gain_vs_base >= 0.03); source_sha256 (e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40, the base contract); delta_zb64 and delta_sha256 of the chosen correction, in the input format; nodes_changed; max_abs_bps; per_table (nodes changed and largest move); harness (copied unchanged from the map result); not_done.
what t1-sol was asked
One item: write the Solidity contract that carries the corrected fee tables. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Inputs. The joined correction is {{after.result}} (also among your inputs): `delta_zb64` (base64 of zlib of lines `table level row col add`) and `harness`, whose qpl.py decodes, encodes and patches the table blob (unpack `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of tar) of the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b under test/scratch/, unpack the harness `patch_zb64` over it, build as its `build` says, run its test.sh and follow its `usage`). QLX5 source: `code_zb64.QLX5` (base64 of zlib) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Change: replace only the hex literal of `bytes constant QPL` with the corrected tables in the same encoding (10,160 bytes, same knots and offsets; int16 first node and int8 column deltas per record), and add one comment line after the existing header comments: tables corrected by direct tuning on the engine-faithful replica, policy, filter and tables by Taylor (gtmcknight). Nothing else changes. Compile as the kit's engine_eval.py compiles a Strategy (pinned solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, paris). Kit: github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (archive tarball; `bash setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64 --cache $PWD/test/scratch/cache --scratch $PWD/test/scratch/rt`, then `. test/scratch/rt/env.sh`; docs/engine.md). Gate T (tables): decoding the blob taken from your .sol gives base node + delta for every node of all five tables, and a diff against QLX5 shows the literal and the comment line only. Limits: source at most 50,000 characters; deployed runtime at most 24,576 bytes. result.json must contain: credit; advance (true when gate T passes and both limits hold); gates with T "pass" or "fail"; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds (copied from the joined result: its replica report run); source_sha256 (the new .sol); base_source_sha256; source_chars; runtime_bytes; runtime_sha256; code_zb64 (base64 of zlib of the .sol); delta_sha256; join_url, exactly "{{after.result}}"; not_done.
what t1-tf was asked
One item: gates T and F for the corrected-table contract, against the references. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Inputs. Contract: `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of the .sol) of {{after.result}} (also among your inputs); check it against `source_sha256`. Its `join_url` gives the correction (`delta_zb64`) and `harness` (unpack `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of tar) of the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b under test/scratch/, unpack the harness `patch_zb64` over it, build as its `build` says, run its test.sh and follow its `usage`). Python reference port of QLX5: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4 (`code_zb64`, a tar: qlxcore.py, mktables.py that reads the tables out of a .sol, evmdiff.py, pyreplay.py). Base QLX5: `code_zb64.QLX5` of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Gate T (tables against the Python reference): the port's table reader on the new source gives exactly base node + delta for every node. Gate F (fees): for seeds 9700000..9700003 take the replica's callback trace with the corrected tables (`delta=FILE trace=FILE`, one seed a run; a line is is_buy, amountX, amountY, timestamp, reserveX, reserveY, bidFee, askFee as WAD integers). Replay each seed's callbacks in order through the compiled contract, afterInitialize then every afterSwap with the same TradeInfo, in a local EVM (forge, pyrevm or the kit's), and compare bidFee and askFee with the trace as exact integers. F passes with 0 mismatches over all callbacks. Control: the same replay with no delta against the base QLX5 must also give 0. Where practical, confirm the Python port with the corrected tables returns the same fees on one seed. Kit: github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (archive tarball; `bash setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64 --cache $PWD/test/scratch/cache --scratch $PWD/test/scratch/rt`, then `. test/scratch/rt/env.sh`; docs/engine.md). result.json must contain: credit; advance (true when T and F pass and the control is clean); gates with T and F, each "pass" or "fail"; callbacks; mismatches; first_mismatch; control; evm (what replayed); gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds (copied from the input: the replica report run); source_sha256; code_zb64 and join_url copied unchanged; not_done.
what t1-gas was asked
One item: gate G, gas, size and a clean engine run, for the corrected-table contract. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Inputs. Contract: `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of the .sol) of {{after.result}} (also among your inputs); check it against `source_sha256`. Base QLX5: `code_zb64.QLX5` of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Kit: github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (archive tarball; `bash setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64 --cache $PWD/test/scratch/cache --scratch $PWD/test/scratch/rt`, then `. test/scratch/rt/env.sh`; docs/engine.md). Run `engine_eval.run_batch` on the screening seeds 9700000..9700127 for the contract and for QLX5, the same seeds for both. It raises on any out-of-gas, revert, halt or bad return: count them as oog and fail. Gate G passes when: oog is 0; the largest after_swap_peak_gas of the contract is at most 245,000; the source is at most 50,000 characters; the deployed runtime is at most 24,576 bytes. Also give the paired screening difference, contract minus QLX5, with se = sd(diff, n-1)/sqrt(n). It decides nothing: these seeds are screening only. Use no seed at or above 10,200,000. result.json must contain: credit; advance (true when G passes); gates with G "pass" or "fail"; peak_gas; oog; base_peak_gas; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds (the screening pairs; say so in `metric`); replica (gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds copied from the input); source_sha256; source_chars; runtime_bytes; code_zb64 and join_url copied unchanged; seconds_per_seed; not_done.
what t1-engine was asked
One item: engine run on the fresh seeds {{first}}..{{last}} (256), corrected-table contract against QLX5, paired by seed. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in result.json (`credit`): the policy, filter and tables are his. Inputs. The gate-G result of batch {{after.batch}} is among your inputs: its `code_zb64` (base64 of zlib of the .sol) is the candidate; check it against `source_sha256`. Base QLX5: `code_zb64.QLX5` of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Kit: github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (archive tarball; `bash setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64 --cache $PWD/test/scratch/cache --scratch $PWD/test/scratch/rt`, then `. test/scratch/rt/env.sh`; docs/engine.md). `engine_eval.run_batch` accepts only 9700000..9700511. Work from a copy under test/scratch/ whose seed check is widened to your block and nothing else: the same compile, the same config for each seed, one `amm_sim_rs.run_batch(X, VanillaStrategy, [config], 8)` a seed, the same failure rules. Run both contracts on every seed, in ascending order, 64 seeds at a time. Use your block only; touch no other seed at or above 10,200,000. After every 64 seeds score the pairs, candidate minus QLX5, as the kit's score.py does (mean_diff; se = sd(diff, ddof 1)/sqrt(n)), and stop early when mean_diff + 2 se < 0.04: the bar cannot be met, write what was run with advance false. An out-of-gas, revert or halt is counted in `oog`, never skipped. result.json must contain: credit; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds (first and last seed actually run); complete (true when all 256 ran); advance (true when complete, oog is 0, peak_gas <= 245,000 and gain_vs_base > 0); peak_gas (the candidate's largest afterSwap gas) and oog; base_peak_gas; source_sha256; base_source_sha256 (e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40); rows_zb64 (base64 of zlib of csv seed,base,candidate, unrounded); seconds_per_seed; engine (commit, wheel sha256, solc); not_done.
the whole memo
EPISODE 1 (of 12). Items used after this episode: at most 19 of 300. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, everywhere. WHAT I READ AND MEASURED BEFORE DECIDING (on the episode machine, from the named artifacts; no engine run, no report seed): 1. Tables. QLX5 holds five tables in one QPL1 blob, 10,160 bytes, the same bytes in the replica's tables.hpp and in `bytes constant QPL` of the contract. Table = sd-level knots x row knots x column knots; per (level,row) record an int16 first node then int8 column deltas; node x scale = bps. t0 arbitrage 2x24x11 (528 nodes, scale 0.25 bps); t1 first-retail synced 3x43x30 (3,870, 0.5); t2 first-retail unsynced 4x28x13 (1,456, 0.5); t3 later-retail synced 3x36x26 (2,808, 1.0); t4 later-retail unsynced 3x17x10 (510, 0.5). Level knots are sd levels 0, 3 and 7 (0, 12 and 34 bps); t0 has 0 and 7 only. The contract reads nodes straight from the blob with knots and offsets in qt(): a corrected table with the same knots is a new hex literal of equal length, so source characters (47,230), deployed bytes (22,440) and gas should not move. A correction must keep each first node in int16 and each column delta in int8. 2. Tables 2 and 4 look unused by QLX5: changing their scale by +-3% changed no edge at all on 256 seeds (64000..64255), difference exactly 0 on every seed. The synced flag is set on every non-arbitrage trade unless the rival price is exactly unchanged. So the search is on t0, t1, t3 only (7,206 nodes). The harness item is asked to confirm it by lookup counts. 3. Global scale is already near its optimum (256 seeds, paired, gain vs base): t0 x0.97 -0.56 (se 0.05), x1.03 -0.89 (0.07); t1 -0.47 (0.03), -0.42 (0.03); t3 -0.23 (0.02), -0.15 (0.02). A quadratic through these puts the best rescale within 0.4% of 1, worth under +0.01 a table. So any gain must come from the shape of the tables (regions where the model was wrong), not their level; curvature is steep, so corrections of about a bps on a well-visited band are already large. 4. Replica parity depends on the host. Built here with zig c++ (no g++ on the machine), QLX5 against the 512 engine rows gave mean diff -0.0016, se 0.0026, max |diff| 0.49, 104 of 512 within 1e-6; constant-fee edges differ from the engine at 1e-11. Last-bit libm differences flip rare tell decisions. No bias, so paired gains on one build stand; the briefs say to record parity and fail only when |mean diff| > 0.01. 5. Compiler: the PyPI wheel ziglang 0.13.0 (sha256 3ce0c9f16547e5d61b32e0d226926e9a2552ef4b91fccf7ab5ea1a623a77824b), unzipped, builds the replica in 45 s with `zig c++ -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off`. Speed here: 28 QLX5 runs a second on 8 CPUs (the artifact reports 6.4 per core-second with g++). The briefs' budgets assume 28. 6. The replica's sim refuses seeds at or above 10,200,000. The kit's engine_eval accepts only 9700000..9700511; engine items work from a copy with the seed check widened to their block. 7. Python reference port: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4 (qlxcore.py, mktables.py reading tables out of a .sol, evmdiff.py, pyreplay.py). Replica trace line: is_buy, amountX, amountY, timestamp, reserveX, reserveY, bidFee, askFee as WAD integers. GATES, AS I DEFINED THEM (the objective names T, F, G without defining them; say so in the write-up): T = the tables decoded from the new .sol equal base node + correction for every node (by the harness decoder in t1-sol, by the Python port's mktables.py in t1-tf) and the source differs from QLX5 in the hex literal and one comment line only. F = on seeds 9700000..9700003 every callback's bidFee and askFee from the compiled contract in a local EVM equal the replica's with the corrected tables, 0 mismatches, with a zero-correction control against QLX5. G = 0 OOG or revert, afterSwap peak <= 245,000, source <= 50,000 characters, runtime <= 24,576 bytes, on engine screening seeds 9700000..9700127. If the requester means something else by T, F or G, change the briefs. DECIDED: one pipeline, eight batches, each stage gated on `advance` (true), all {linux-x64, 8 CPUs}, at most 5 items a batch. t1-harness (h): sim with delta= and visits=, qpl.py (decode, encode, project, patch_sol), evalx.py, test.sh; result carries patch_zb64 to lay over the replica a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b, parity, table_use. t1-map (t0, t1a, t1b, t3a, t3b; waits on the harness, batch pairing): visit weights and +-1 bps finite differences on 48 groups each (level knot x row band x column band, bands of equal visit weight), choose seeds only; grad, z, curv, newton step and predicted gain per group; carries the harness by value. t0 = table 0 knots 0,1; t1a = table 1 knots 0,1; t1b = table 1 knot 2; t3a, t3b likewise. t1-es (same keys, item pairing): ES on the groups with |z| >= 1.5 (16 at most), 128-seed generations from 64000..65023, chosen on all 1,024, reported once on 10000..12047; result has delta_zb64, choose, gain_vs_base (report), map_url. t1-join (c; waits for t1-es settled): sums the corrections with choose gain - se > 0, also x0.5 and x0.75 and each alone; chooses on 64000..65023, reports once on 10000..12047; advance when the report gain >= 0.03. t1-sol (c) -> t1-tf (c) -> t1-gas (c): contract with gate T; gates T and F; gate G. Each carries code_zb64 and join_url forward. t1-engine (b0..b3; waits on t1-gas, batch pairing): 256 fresh engine seeds each against QLX5, early stop when mean + 2 se < 0.04; rows_zb64 per seed so the four blocks can be pooled exactly. SEED LEDGER. Replica: choose 64000..65023 (map and ES choose here; selection bias lives here), report 10000..12047 (one run per ES item and one for the join: six looks so far; count them). Engine fresh blocks handed out: 10,400,000..10,401,023 to t1-engine b0..b3. The next fresh block starts at 10,401,024. Never reuse a block for another candidate; a block run early-stopped is spent. NEXT EPISODE, BY OUTCOME. - Harness failed or advance false: read why; mend its brief (compiler, parity rule, patch size) and spawn the pipeline again under new names (t2-...). - t1-map refused or cancelled because of the check with batch pairing: the harness result will be handed; spawn the map with the harness's artifact URL (sha256 of the handed file) written into the brief, no `after`. - Map landed, ES weak (join advance false): read the map z-scores. If few groups reach |z| >= 3 on 768 seeds, the tables are near-optimal at this band size: go finer only where |z| is largest (split those bands in two along rows and columns, single knots for the most visited), and try shapes the bands cannot express (a tilt along rows within a band; a shift of the whole table along the row axis by a fraction of a knot, which is a price-offset error). Give the map 1,024 seeds for the top groups before more ES. - Join advance true but an engine block early-stopped or pooled gain < +0.04: compare replica report gain with engine gain per block; if the engine is lower by more than 2 se, suspect choose-set overfit, widen the choose set (add 60000..61023) and shrink the correction. - Pooled engine gain over the four blocks >= +0.04 with pooled mean - 2 se > 0, 0 OOG, peak <= 245,000: that contract is the one to bring back (>= 1,024 fresh seeds met). Keep searching for more only if items and episodes remain; never brief a submission (the requester asks the user). - The goal needs +0.12 and finding 3 says level changes give nothing; be ready to report that direct tuning yields less, with the map as evidence, and finish rather than spend items on noise. To cite a result in a later brief use https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/<sha256 of the handed result file>, full 64 characters.
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Round 2t2-harnessrefused, never rant2-maprefused, never rant2-esrefused, never rant2-joinrefused, never rant2-solrefused, never rant2-tfrefused, never rant2-gasrefused, never rant2-enginerefused, never rant2-kit1 of 1 back
Agent #47 planned it.
The plane refused 28 of its decisions. The next round is told why.
what t2-harness was asked
One item: build the table-tuning harness for QLX5, a fee policy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Start from the engine-faithful C++ replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar)); its README gives the build). Work under test/scratch/. Build with g++, or without one with `zig c++` from the PyPI wheel ziglang 0.13.0; flags -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off. QLX5 keeps five fee tables in one QPL1 blob (tables.hpp; the same bytes are `bytes constant QPL` in the contract: field code_zb64.QLX5, base64(zlib(source)), of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40). Each (level knot, row knot) record is an int16 first node, then int8 column steps; node x scale is bps. Write, with a README.md of their usage under 60 lines: 1. The sim with two more arguments. `delta=FILE`: each line `t l r c d` adds d thousandths of a bps to the value (node x scale) of the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c, exactly, in the policy's fixed point. `visits=FILE`: one line `t l r c w` per node, w the summed interpolation weight it received over every lookup of the seeds run. 2. qpl.py: decode the blob to nodes; encode nodes to a blob of the same length and knots; `quantise` a delta file to the nearest the encoding holds (d a multiple of the table's scale, first nodes in int16, column steps in int8); `patch_sol` puts a new blob into the contract source. 3. evalx.py, for a delta file and a seed range: base and candidate in parallel, base edges cached under test/scratch/; it gives the paired gain (mean of candidate minus base), its se (sd of the per-seed differences / sqrt(n)), n and the per-seed differences. Measure: - parity: unchanged QLX5 from your build against the replica's 512 engine rows (seeds 10010512..10011023): n, mean_diff, se, max_abs_diff. It fails only when |mean_diff| > 0.01. - zero_delta_equal: an all-zero delta file changes no edge by a bit, on 64 seeds. - roundtrip: decode then encode returns the blob byte for byte, and patch_sol with it a source of the same sha256. - table_use, seeds 64000..64127: lookups per table. - probe, through evalx.py: gain and se of adding 1000 (1 bps) to every node of table 1, seeds 64000..64127. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; advance (true only when the sim builds and parity, zero_delta_equal and roundtrip hold); parity; zero_delta_equal; roundtrip; table_use; probe; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds: the probe's; patch_zb64: base64(zlib(tar)) of only the files you added or changed, to lay over the unpacked replica, at most 20,000 characters; source_sha256 (of that tar); notes.
what t2-map was asked
One item: measure which regions of fee table {{table}} of QLX5 (a fee policy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle) carry edge. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Among your inputs is the result of batch {{after.batch}}: the tuning harness. If its advance is not true, write advance false with why, and stop. Unpack the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar))) under test/scratch/, lay the harness's patch_zb64 (base64(zlib(tar))) over it and build as its README says (g++, or `zig c++` from the PyPI wheel ziglang 0.13.0; -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off). The sim takes delta=FILE (lines `t l r c d`: add d thousandths of a bps to the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c); evalx.py gives the paired gain of a delta file over unchanged QLX5 on a seed range (mean of candidate minus base, and its se). With visits=FILE the sim writes, per node, the summed interpolation weight it received. Your nodes: table {{table}}, level knot(s) {{levels}}. Seeds: 64000..64511 only; touch no other seed. 1. Visit weights of your nodes on seeds 64000..64127. 2. Split your nodes into 36 groups: per level knot, {{bands}}, each band contiguous in knot index, cut so that the bands hold about equal visit weight. 3. For each group, the paired gain over base of adding +1000 (1 bps) to all its nodes, f_plus, and of adding -1000, f_minus, each on 64000..64511, and the se of f_plus - f_minus from the per-seed differences. Keep the whole item under 45 minutes: if time runs short use the first 256 seeds for every group and say so in n. 4. Per group: grad = (f_plus - f_minus)/2, per bps; z = (f_plus - f_minus)/se; curv = f_plus + f_minus; step, in bps = -grad/curv clipped to +-2 when curv < 0, otherwise 0.5 x sign(grad); predicted = the gain at step of the parabola through the three points (0 at no change). Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; table; levels; groups: 36 objects with id, level, rows [first, last], cols [first, last], weight, f_plus, f_minus, se, grad, z, curv, step, predicted; strong: the ids with |z| >= 2, largest |z| first; advance: true when strong is not empty; gain_vs_base: the sum of predicted over the strong groups (a prediction, not a measurement: say so in gain_note); se: the largest group se; n; seeds; harness: an object with the harness result's patch_zb64 and source_sha256, as handed; source_sha256: the harness's; notes.
what t2-es was asked
One item: search corrections to one region ({{after.key}}) of the fee tables of QLX5, a fee policy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle, with an evolution strategy. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Your input {{after.result}} (also among your files) is the map of this region: `groups` (bands of table nodes: level, rows [first, last], cols [first, last], with grad, z, curv, step), `strong`, `table`, and `harness`. Unpack the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar))) under test/scratch/, lay the harness's patch_zb64 (base64(zlib(tar))) over it and build as its README says (g++, or `zig c++` from the PyPI wheel ziglang 0.13.0; -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off). The sim takes delta=FILE (lines `t l r c d`: add d thousandths of a bps to the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c); evalx.py gives the paired gain of a delta file over unchanged QLX5 on a seed range (mean of candidate minus base, and its se). Search space: one offset in bps per group in `strong`, at most the 12 with the largest |z|; every node of a group gets its group's offset (d = 1000 x offset), every other node 0. Start at x0: each group's `step`. Search on the choose seeds 64000..65023 only. Each generation takes the next 128 of them (wrapping round), draws 8 antithetic pairs around the mean with sigma 0.4 bps (3% smaller each generation), scores all 16 on those 128 seeds as paired gain over base, and moves the mean to the rank-weighted average of the better half. Keep offsets within +-4 bps. Stop after 20 generations or 30 minutes of search, whichever comes first. Choose: score x0, the final mean and half the final mean on all of 64000..65023, and take the largest gain: that is your correction. Report: score the chosen correction once on 10000..12047, in four blocks of 512; stop after a block when mean + 2 se < 0. Run nothing else on the report seeds. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; key; table; offsets: group id to bps; delta_zb64: base64(zlib(the chosen delta file)); candidates: the three choose scores, each gain, se, n; choose: gain, se, n of the chosen one on 64000..65023; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds: the report figures; advance: true when choose gain - choose se > 0; generations; source_sha256: of the delta file; harness: as handed in the map; map_url: {{after.result}}; notes.
what t2-join was asked
One item: join the corrections found for the fee tables of QLX5 (a fee policy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle) into one candidate and measure it. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Among your inputs are the results of batch {{after.batch}}, up to five (keys t0, t1a, t1b, t3a, t3b; some may be missing or failed). Each has delta_zb64 (base64(zlib(text)); lines `t l r c d`: add d thousandths of a bps to the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c), choose (gain, se, n), advance, and harness. Take harness from any of them. Unpack the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar))) under test/scratch/, lay the harness's patch_zb64 (base64(zlib(tar))) over it and build as its README says (g++, or `zig c++` from the PyPI wheel ziglang 0.13.0; -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off). evalx.py gives the paired gain of a delta file over unchanged QLX5 on a seed range; qpl.py `quantise` gives the nearest delta the contract's table encoding holds. Parts: the results whose advance is true. With no part, write advance false, gain_vs_base 0, se 0, n 0, and stop. Candidates, each quantised before it is scored: the sum of all parts; that sum x0.75 and x0.5; each part alone; the sum of the parts with choose gain > 2 x choose se. Score each on the choose seeds 64000..65023 and take the largest gain. Report: score the chosen, quantised candidate once on 10000..12047, in four blocks of 512; stop after a block when mean + 2 se < 0.03. Run nothing else on the report seeds. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; parts: the keys used; candidates: name, gain, se, n of each on the choose seeds; chosen; choose: its gain, se, n; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds: the report figures; advance: true when the report ran all 2,048 seeds and gain_vs_base >= 0.03; delta_zb64: base64(zlib(the chosen quantised delta file)), at most 20,000 characters; nodes_changed; max_abs_d; source_sha256: of that delta file; harness: as handed; notes.
what t2-sol was asked
One item: put corrected fee tables into the QLX5 contract (a fee strategy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle). Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Your input {{after.result}} (also among your files) has delta_zb64 (base64(zlib(text)); lines `t l r c d`: add d thousandths of a bps to the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c; already quantised to the encoding) and harness, whose patch_zb64 (base64(zlib(tar))) holds qpl.py (decode, encode, quantise, patch_sol) and a README. Base contract: field code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40, 47,230 characters, 22,440 deployed bytes. Its five tables sit in `bytes constant QPL`: per (level, row) record an int16 first node, then int8 column steps; node x scale is bps. Do: decode the QPL blob; add the delta to the nodes (if a node will not encode, write advance false, say which, and stop); encode with the same knots, offsets and length; put the new hex literal in with patch_sol; add one comment line naming this correction; keep Taylor's credit line. Change nothing else in the source. Compile as the engine does: solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, evm version paris; the kit, github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at commit 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64, with --cache and --scratch under test/scratch/; engine_eval.py compiles a strategy with solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, paris, and runs it on the pinned engine against the 30 bps VanillaStrategy, giving edge and afterSwap peak gas per seed) installs that compiler. Work under test/scratch/. Gate T: decode the tables back out of your new source and compare with base node + delta on every node of all five tables: 0 mismatches; and the two sources differ only in the hex literal and the comment line. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; gates: an object with T, "pass" or "fail"; t_mismatches; lines_changed; source_chars (limit 50,000); runtime_bytes (limit 24,576); source_sha256; runtime_sha256; code_zb64: base64(zlib(the new source)); delta_zb64 as handed; join_url: {{after.result}}; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds: the input's figures, as handed; advance: true when T passes and both limits hold; notes.
what t2-tf was asked
One item: check a corrected QLX5 contract (a fee strategy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle) against the Python reference: gates T and F. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Your input {{after.result}} (also among your files) has code_zb64 (base64(zlib(Solidity source))), source_sha256, delta_zb64 (base64(zlib(text)); lines `t l r c d`: d thousandths of a bps added to the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c) and join_url. Base: field code_zb64.QLX5 of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Tools, under test/scratch/: the Python reference port https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4 (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar)), folder qlxcore: qlxcore.py, the integer policy; mktables.py, which decodes the tables out of a contract source; evmdiff.py, which replays callbacks through the compiled contract in pyrevm); and the kit, github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at commit 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64, with --cache and --scratch under test/scratch/; engine_eval.py compiles a strategy with solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, paris, and runs it on the pinned engine against the 30 bps VanillaStrategy, giving edge and afterSwap peak gas per seed). Gate T: the tables mktables.py decodes from the new source equal those it decodes from QLX5 plus the delta, on every node of the five tables, and everything else it decodes is equal. Gate F: on seeds 9700000..9700003 run the port with the new tables and replay every callback it makes through the compiled new contract; both fee values must be equal on every callback: 0 mismatches. Control: the same for unchanged QLX5 with its own tables, also 0. Cross-check: on those four seeds the port's edge with the new tables against the edge of the harness sim run with the delta (the `harness` field of join_url holds patch_zb64, base64(zlib(tar)), to lay over the replica https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b): largest absolute difference. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; gates: an object with T and F, each "pass" or "fail"; t_mismatches; f: per seed, callbacks and fee_mismatches; f_control: the same for QLX5; sim_vs_port_max_abs_diff; code_zb64, source_sha256, join_url as handed; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds: the input's figures, as handed; advance: true when T and F pass and the control is clean; notes: the first mismatch if any (seed, callback index, both values).
what t2-gas was asked
One item: gate G for a corrected QLX5 contract (a fee strategy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle): gas and size on the real engine. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Your input {{after.result}} (also among your files) has code_zb64 (base64(zlib(Solidity source))) and source_sha256; check the source against that hash. Base: field code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Engine: the kit, github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at commit 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64, with --cache and --scratch under test/scratch/; engine_eval.py compiles a strategy with solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, paris, and runs it on the pinned engine against the 30 bps VanillaStrategy, giving edge and afterSwap peak gas per seed). Work under test/scratch/. Run the new contract and unchanged QLX5 on the kit's screening seeds 9700000..9700127, and no other engine seed. Gate G passes when the new contract has 0 out-of-gas, 0 reverted or failed callbacks, afterSwap peak gas <= 245,000, source <= 50,000 characters and deployed runtime <= 24,576 bytes. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; gates: an object with G, "pass" or "fail"; peak_gas; oog; failed; source_chars; runtime_bytes; base_peak_gas; gain_vs_base: mean over these seeds of new edge minus QLX5 edge; se; n; seeds; code_zb64 and source_sha256 as handed; advance: true when G passes; notes.
what t2-engine was asked
One item: run the real engine on fresh seeds {{first}}..{{last}}: a corrected QLX5 contract against QLX5 (fee strategies for the Paradigm AMM puzzle). Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. Among your inputs is the result of batch {{after.batch}}: code_zb64 (base64(zlib(Solidity source)), the candidate), source_sha256, advance. If advance is not true, write advance false and stop without running a seed. Base: field code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Engine: the kit, github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at commit 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64, with --cache and --scratch under test/scratch/; engine_eval.py compiles a strategy with solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, paris, and runs it on the pinned engine against the 30 bps VanillaStrategy, giving edge and afterSwap peak gas per seed). engine_eval.py admits only seeds 9700000..9700511: work from a copy under test/scratch/ whose seed check admits exactly {{first}}..{{last}}, and change nothing else in it (configs as the kit builds them). Run both contracts on each seed, in seed order; per seed d = candidate edge - QLX5 edge. After the first 128 seeds compute the mean and se (sd of d / sqrt(n)): when mean + 2 se < 0.04, stop there. Otherwise run all 256. Run no seed outside the block, and these seeds for nothing else. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; block: [{{first}}, {{last}}]; seeds: first and last seed run; n; gain_vs_base: mean of d; se; stopped_early; peak_gas: the candidate's largest afterSwap gas; oog: its out-of-gas count; failed: reverted or failed callbacks; base_peak_gas; base_mean_edge; candidate_mean_edge; rows_zb64: base64(zlib(csv)) with header seed,QLX5,candidate and unrounded edges; source_sha256: the candidate's; advance: true when all 256 seeds ran, oog and failed are 0, peak_gas <= 245,000 and gain_vs_base > 0; notes.
what t2-kit was asked
One item: prove the checking tools on unchanged QLX5 (a fee strategy for the Paradigm AMM puzzle) before a corrected contract exists. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file you write and in the result's `credit`. QLX5 source: field code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Engine and compiler: the kit, github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit at commit 45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01 (setup_fast.sh --platform linux-x86_64, with --cache and --scratch under test/scratch/; engine_eval.py compiles a strategy with solc 0.8.24, optimizer 200 runs, viaIR, paris, and runs it on the pinned engine against the 30 bps VanillaStrategy, giving edge and afterSwap peak gas per seed). Python reference port: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4 (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar)), folder qlxcore: qlxcore.py, the integer policy; mktables.py, which decodes the tables out of a contract source; evmdiff.py, which replays callbacks through the compiled contract in pyrevm). Work under test/scratch/. Do: 1. Compile QLX5: source characters, deployed runtime bytes and runtime sha256 (expected 47,230; 22,440; 903a0cf860910022916e7c16aa1ffcfb94b0db9e25074665947d786615a44ae8). 2. Engine on the kit's screening seeds 9700000..9700127, and no other engine seed: mean edge, afterSwap peak gas, out-of-gas count, reverted or failed callbacks. 3. Fee replay: on seeds 9700000..9700003 run the port (tables from mktables.py on the QLX5 source) and replay every callback it makes through the compiled contract; per seed the callbacks and the fee mismatches (0 expected). 4. Port against engine: on those four seeds, the largest absolute difference between the port's edge and the engine's. 5. The seconds each of setup, compile, engine and replay took, and what a later item must do differently to make these tools work. Write result.json, one JSON object: credit; compile: source_chars, runtime_bytes, runtime_sha256; engine: n, seeds, mean_edge, peak_gas, oog, failed; replay: per seed, callbacks and fee_mismatches; port_vs_engine_max_abs_diff; seconds; gain_vs_base 0 and se 0 (QLX5 against itself: nothing is compared), n 128, seeds [9700000, 9700127]; peak_gas; oog; source_sha256: of the source you compiled; advance: true when the sizes match, oog and failed are 0 and the replay has 0 mismatches; recipe: the steps a later item should follow, in your words, at most 1,500 characters; notes.
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EPISODE 2 (of 12). Nothing has run yet: episode 1's whole pipeline (t1-*) was refused, so no item, no report seed and no engine seed is spent. Items used after this episode: at most 20 of 300. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, everywhere. WHY EPISODE 1 WAS REFUSED, AND THE RULE FOR EVERY BRIEF: the harness brief "asks for a command's verbatim output"; the seven stages after it fell with it. A brief must describe work and name the result's fields as figures the work computes. Never ask a worker to hand back what a command wrote, a log, or anything about its machine. Episode 1's notes still hold for the facts; its t1-* batches do not exist. CHECKED THIS EPISODE (artifacts downloaded and read, nothing run): replica a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b is code_zb64 = base64(zlib(tar)) with build.py (g++ -O3 -std=c++20 -ffp-contract=off), main.cpp (`sim {LEAN|QLX5|C30|C25|CONFIG} START COUNT [knob=integer] [trace=FILE]`, refuses seeds >= 10,200,000, rows seed,edge,tries,hits,callbacks), tables.hpp (the QPL1 blob, nodes = int x scale), policy.hpp (surf() reads tables[tb]; bid side is the point mirror of the ask side, so one node correction acts on both), engine_rows.dat (512 rows, 10010512..10011023). QLX5 source in 1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15 code_zb64.QLX5 is base64(zlib(source)), sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40 confirmed, 47,230 chars; on 512 engine seeds QLX5 peak gas 208,366, runtime 22,440 bytes, 2.8 s a seed an arm. Python port 60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4: tar folder qlxcore (qlxcore.py, mktables.py SOURCE.sol OUT.json, evmdiff.py KIT PORT ARM SEED SOURCE.sol, pyreplay.py); 0.95 runs per core-second. Kit github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit@45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01: setup_fast.sh, engine_eval.py (seeds 9700000..9700511 only, FIRST/LAST constants), score.py (paired, rounds of 128, same seed limits). DELTA FORMAT (all stages): text lines `t l r c d`: add d thousandths of a bps to the node at table t, level knot l, row knot r, column knot c. The search is continuous; `quantise` in the harness's qpl.py brings a delta to what the encoding holds (d a multiple of the table scale: 250, 500, 500, 1000, 500 for tables 0..4; int16 first nodes, int8 column steps). The join scores quantised candidates only, so what advances is what the contract can hold. GATES AS I DEFINE THEM (the objective names T, F, G without defining them; say so in the write-up). T = tables decoded from the new source equal base node + delta on every node (qpl.py in t2-sol, the port's mktables.py in t2-tf), and the source differs from QLX5 only in the hex literal and one comment line. F = on seeds 9700000..9700003 every callback's two fees from the compiled contract in pyrevm equal the Python port's with the new tables, 0 mismatches, with unchanged QLX5 as control; plus a cross-check of port edge against harness sim edge with the delta. G = on engine screening seeds 9700000..9700127: 0 OOG, 0 failed callbacks, afterSwap peak <= 245,000, source <= 50,000 chars, runtime <= 24,576 bytes. SPAWNED (9 batches, 20 items, all {linux-x64, 8 CPUs}, every result JSON with gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds, advance, source_sha256; checks gate on advance = true): t2-harness (h): sim with delta= and visits=, qpl.py, evalx.py, README; result has patch_zb64 (<= 20,000 chars, laid over the replica), parity, zero_delta_equal, roundtrip, table_use, probe. t2-map (t0, t1a, t1b, t3a, t3b; after harness, batch pairing, check): t0 = table 0 level knots 0,1; t1a = table 1 knots 0,1; t1b = table 1 knot 2; t3a, t3b likewise. 36 groups each (level knot x row band x column band of equal visit weight), +-1 bps on seeds 64000..64511; per group f_plus, f_minus, se, grad, z, curv, step, predicted; strong = |z| >= 2; carries `harness` by value. Its gain_vs_base is a prediction. t2-es (same keys; item pairing, check): ES over the strong groups (12 at most), 16 candidates x 128 seeds a generation, 20 generations, from the map's Newton steps; chooses among x0, mean, half mean on 64000..65023; one report on 10000..12047; advance when choose gain - se > 0; has delta_zb64, harness. t2-join (c; after es, batch pairing, when settled): sums the advancing parts (also x0.75, x0.5, each alone, the 2-se parts), quantised, chooses on 64000..65023, one report on 10000..12047; advance when report gain >= 0.03 on all 2,048. t2-sol (c) -> t2-tf (c) -> t2-gas (c), item pairing with checks: contract and gate T; gates T and F; gate G. code_zb64 goes forward by value; tf takes the harness from join_url. t2-engine (b0..b3; after gas, batch pairing, check): blocks 10,400,000..10,400,255, ..10,400,511, ..10,400,767, ..10,401,023, candidate against QLX5; one look after 128 seeds (stop when mean + 2 se < 0.04); rows_zb64 per seed for exact pooling. t2-kit (k; waits on nothing): unchanged QLX5 through compile, engine on 9700000..9700127, fee replay and port-vs-engine on 9700000..9700003; gives base peak gas, timings and a recipe. It tells a tool failure in sol/tf/gas apart from a candidate's, and runs even if a pipeline brief is refused. Woken on t2-engine (it settles when cancelled too) or after 480 minutes. SEED LEDGER. Replica choose 64000..65023 (map uses its first 512; ES and join choose here: selection bias lives here). Replica report 10000..12047: six looks planned (five ES, one join), none taken before. Engine screening 9700000..9700127 (kit, tf, gas): not fresh, never evidence of gain. Engine fresh: 10,400,000..10,401,023 given to t2-engine b0..b3 (a block stopped early is spent). Next fresh block starts at 10,401,024. Never reuse a block for another candidate. NEXT EPISODE, BY OUTCOME. - Refused again: read `refused`; mend only the named brief, keep the others, new names (t3-*). If the refusal was for a check with batch pairing (t2-map or t2-engine), spawn that stage without the check: its brief already stops on advance false. - Harness failed or advance false: read its notes and parity; mend (compiler, patch size, parity rule) and run the pipeline again under new names, citing nothing from the failed one. - Harness landed but map did not run: spawn the map with the harness result's URL (https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/<sha256 of the handed file>) written into the brief, no `after`. - Map landed, join advance false: read the z-scores. With about 36 null groups an item, 1.6 groups pass |z| >= 2 by chance; real structure shows as |z| >= 3 or neighbouring groups of one sign. If there is none, the tables are near-optimal at this band size: go finer only where |z| is largest (split those bands, single knots for the most visited), try shapes bands cannot express (a tilt along rows; a shift of the table along the row axis by a fraction of a knot), and give the top groups all 1,024 choose seeds before more ES. Expected size, from episode 1's rescale curvature: a band holding 1/36 of a table's visits and 1 bps off is worth about +0.006, so +0.03 needs several such bands or a few 2 bps off. - Join advance true, engine pooled gain < +0.04 or a block stopped early: compare the replica report with the engine per block; if the engine is lower by more than 2 se suspect choose-set overfit: widen the choose set (add 60000..61023) and shrink the correction. - Pooled engine gain over the four blocks >= +0.04 with mean - 2 se > 0, 0 OOG, peak <= 245,000: that contract is the one to bring back (1,024 fresh seeds met). Search on only while items and episodes remain. Never brief a submission: the requester asks the user. - The goal needs +0.12; global rescaling gives nothing (episode 1, finding 3). Be ready to report that direct tuning yields less, with the map as evidence, and finish rather than spend items on noise.
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Round 3t3-harness1 of 1 backt3-map5 of 5 back
Agent #1548 planned it.
what t3-harness was asked
One item: build a reusable QLX5 fee-table perturbation library and validate its numerical controls. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Inputs: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b (code_zb64 is base64(zlib(tar))) and https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15 (code_zb64.QLX5 is base64(zlib(source)); source SHA256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40). Verify these identities. Author source assets that extend the replica with sparse node deltas [table,level,row,column,millibps], applied before interpolation, and optional per-table lookup counts and absolute interpolation-weighted node visits. Preserve all policy logic, scalar constants and arithmetic when deltas are zero; bid mirroring stays unchanged. Provide QPL1 decode/encode, quantisation and feasibility checks: scales in millibps 250,500,500,1000,500 for tables 0..4, int16 row starts and int8 column differences. Reject invalid indices and duplicate nodes. Quantisation must expose the realised delta; never silently alter an unrelated table. Include paired mean/SE computation and a score.py interface for the stopping test mean+2*SE<bar. Include a README defining the source overlay, build and data interfaces. Validate zero-delta equality of original and instrumented per-seed edges on 10010512..10011023 (512 seeds), QPL1 byte-identical roundtrip, and each scale/boundary check. Compare original replica edges with the artifact's archived engine_rows.dat on those same seeds; derive mean error, SE and maximum absolute error. Profile table use on 64000..64127, check instrumentation leaves scores unchanged, and verify a one-node perturbation reaches the intended decoded node. No report-set evaluation is part of this item. Finish within one hour; caches/builds belong under test/scratch/. Write result.json containing credit, gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds, advance, source_sha256, parity, zero_delta_equal, roundtrip, table_use, perturbation_check and limitations. The top-level gain/SE describe the 512-seed zero-delta control versus original QLX5, not parity with the archived engine. source_sha256 is the verified QLX5 source hash above. advance=true only if controls pass, the reusable assets are complete and abs(parity.mean_error)<=0.01. Supply implementation_zb64: base64(zlib(UTF-8 JSON mapping relative source paths to authored source text)), at most 40000 characters, plus implementation_sha256 of the decoded JSON bytes. Include README in that source package. Report derived measurements and authored implementation assets. Use null for unavailable measurements and advance=false on incomplete validation.
what t3-map was asked
One item: measure regional fee-table sensitivity for table {{table}}, level-knot indices {{levels}}; make up to {{row_bands}} row bands by {{column_bands}} column bands per level. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Use the accepted t3-harness result supplied by the stage and its documented source overlay on https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b (replica). Verify implementation_sha256 and QLX5 source_sha256=e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Keep caches/builds under test/scratch/. Complete this one regional map within one hour. First collect baseline interpolation-weighted node visits on 64000..64127. Within each assigned level, form contiguous row and column bands using marginal visit-weight quantiles; collapse repeated boundaries, skip zero-weight groups and record inclusive index bounds and visit shares. Freeze these groups before looking at their gains. Do not change other levels, tables, policy constants or logic. For each group separately, evaluate uniform +1 and -1 bps node corrections against unchanged QLX5 with identical seeds starting at 64000, at most 512 seeds per direction (through 64511). These are diagnostic probes, not promoted contracts. Compute whether each correction fits the existing QPL1 encoding; retain that feasibility flag without clipping the diagnostic perturbation. Use score.py after 128 and 256 paired seeds to retire a signed probe when mean+2*SE<0; otherwise finish 512. Retain the negative measurements. Let plus_i/minus_i be gains over baseline. Derivatives use only seeds evaluated in BOTH signs: g_i=(plus_i-minus_i)/2, c_i=plus_i+minus_i, in edge per bps and edge per bps squared. Derive gradient, its paired SE, z, curvature, and a clearly labelled quadratic prediction, only for negative curvature and a step clipped to +/-2 bps. Handle zero SE without nonfinite JSON numbers. Write result.json with credit, gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds, advance, source_sha256, measurement_role='choose_diagnostic', groups, table_use, harness_result_sha256 and limitations. Each group includes bounds, mass, signed gain/SE/n/seeds, early-stop and encoding-feasibility flags, common_n, gradient/SE/z, curvature and predicted step/gain. Hash the handed harness result bytes for harness_result_sha256. Top-level gain/SE/n/seeds identify the tested signed probe maximizing mean-SE within this item; name that probe and its delta. Label these as selection-set figures. advance=true means a valid completed map (including specified early stops), even if all gains are weak; false means incomplete or invalid evidence. Record perturbation hashes separately. If no group is visited, return a valid empty map: n=0, seeds=[], gain_vs_base=se=null. Reserve 10000..12047 for later frozen-candidate reports; run no fresh engine seeds.
the whole memo
EPISODE 3 OF 12. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file. No new AMM experiments were run here. ACTUAL STATE: 1/300 items used; no results or requester notes. Only t2-kit exists (one waiting, no failures; 146 capable machines; linux-x64/minCpus 8). Keep it running. Both earlier pipelines were refused at their harness for requesting verbatim command output; dependent stages never existed. Earlier counts of 19/20 items and report/engine seed reservations were projections. Do not cancel or rerun nonexistent batches. DECISION: take a small evidence-producing step rather than reserve another entire untested search pipeline. Spawn t3-harness (h), then t3-map (t0,t1a,t1b,t3a,t3b), 6 new items, at most 7 charged items including the existing kit if all are accepted. Nine further episode slots remain after this one. JSON batches have <=5 items and linux-x64/minCpus 8; mapping gates on harness advance=true. No candidate exists yet; finish=false. REFUSAL REPAIR: replace the refused harness with a short brief requesting authored source assets and derived measurements. No command transcripts, logs or machine details are requested. The exact offending earlier clause is unavailable. Keep all filled briefs within 3000 characters. read=[] avoids requests for nonexistent future results, which were refused last time; these small unmerged batches hand results automatically. Wake when t3-map AND t2-kit settle, or in 90 minutes. This schedules the plane, not a local wait. DATA CONTRACT: QLX5 source SHA256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40, source artifact 1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15; replica artifact a1eef2f3dbbcbc7a1de9d15a2b22d1d25ac6d316a72efde67275b5d5a16ab16b. Decode the former's code_zb64.QLX5 as base64/zlib text and the latter's code_zb64 as base64/zlib tar. The harness authors implementation_zb64 as base64/zlib of a UTF-8 JSON object mapping relative overlay paths to source text; implementation_sha256 hashes those uncompressed JSON bytes. Its README must define application/build and the API. Sparse delta entries are [table,level,row,column,millibps]. Reuse those source assets, not a platform-specific executable. Each stage records the verified original QLX5 source hash; diagnostic perturbations have separate hashes and are not represented as tested Solidity sources. HYPOTHESES TO CHECK, inherited from earlier notes: the five tables have shapes 2x24x11, 3x43x30, 4x28x13, 3x36x26, 3x17x10. QPL1 has 9172 nodes and 10160 encoded bytes; table scales are 0.25,0.5,0.5,1,0.5 bps. Tables 2 and 4 seemed unused in earlier scalar probes; lookup counts must confirm that. Active tables 0,1,3 hold 7206 nodes. The five map partitions are disjoint level sets: t0=table 0 levels 0,1; t1a=table 1 levels 0,1; t1b=table 1 level 2; t3a=table 3 levels 0,1; t3b=table 3 level 2. Low-level partitions use 3 row x 6 column bands per level, high-level partitions 6 x 6, at most 36 groups per item. Boundaries come from baseline absolute interpolation weights. Freeze them before probing. Visit mass alone is not evidence of edge; paired +/-1 bps probes measure sensitivity and curvature. Diagnostic probes may be unencodable, but must be labelled; later candidates must be quantised and scored in their realised encoding. HARNESS GATE: zero deltas and instrumentation preserve original seed scores; encoding roundtrips exactly; boundaries/scales validate; perturbations reach the intended node; original replica versus archived engine rows has absolute mean error <=0.01 on 512 seeds 10010512..10011023. Earlier notes report rare floating-point tell flips and individual error as large as 0.49, so do not require per-seed replica/archived-engine identity. Exact zero-delta equality within a build remains required. This gate is numerical reliability, not measured market gain. If controls fail, diagnose from the authored assets and derived figures before searching. MAPPING STATISTICS: use paired differences on identical seeds. score.py has bar=0 for signed probes, with early looks at 128/256; derivatives use only both signs' evaluated common prefix. Top-level probe figures are choose diagnostics, never independent gain claims. A valid flat or unused-region map is still evidence. At most 36*2*512 candidate simulations per item, about 22 minutes at the earlier reported 28 runs/second on eight CPUs, leaves setup time within an hour. That speed is inherited, not measured here. Record incomplete work honestly. SEED LEDGER: prior episodes' exploratory scalar probes used choose seeds, not fresh reports. Harness parity/control: archived seeds 10010512..10011023. Harness activity and map binning: 64000..64127. Map probing: prefixes of 64000..64511. Future candidate selection must use the full 64000..65023. Report 10000..12047 has zero worker looks so far and this episode allocates none. t2-kit uses screening seeds 9700000..9700127 and replay seeds 9700000..9700003; they are not fresh validation. No t1/t2 engine stage existed, so 10400000..10401023 remains unspent. Next candidate engine allocation starts at 10400000 in disjoint 256-seed blocks. Mark any actually evaluated/early-stopped block spent before allocating another candidate. NEXT EPISODE: inspect harness controls, kit readiness and all five maps. If harness fails or is refused, repair only the concrete defect, using new names; do not invent results. If still waiting with capable machines, keep pending work and avoid duplicates. If tables 2/4 carry nonzero meaningful use, map their occupied regions before dismissing them. Rank groups by gradient uncertainty, negative curvature, predicted gain, occupancy and encoding feasibility; |z|>=2 alone among ~180 tests has many false positives. Confirm strong/coherent regions on the remainder of the full choose set before broad ES. Search only fee-table values: low-dimensional phase/table/level/band bases first, finer or smooth local bases only where measured sensitivity supports them. All previously spent scalar/rule/price-belief/residual/rival/kappa lines stay excluded. PROMOTION PLAN (not spawned without a candidate): freeze quantised candidates using choose data; report each once on 10000..12047, tracking every look. Any correction with report gain >=0.03 over all 2048 seeds enters an after pipeline: Solidity -> T/F against the Python reference -> G -> disjoint 256-seed engine blocks against QLX5. Every accepted-stage check is advance=true. Preserve the existing encoding. T checks every decoded corrected node and source scope; F checks every callback fee against the Python port with an unchanged-QLX5 control; G requires source <=50000 chars, deployed <=24576 bytes, afterSwap peak <=245000, zero OOG and failures. These T/F/G meanings were the prior orchestrator's operational definitions, not new supplied definitions. Engine/Solidity require linux-x64/minCpus 8. Every result has gain_vs_base,se,n,seeds,advance,source_sha256; engine adds peak_gas,oog. Use score.py mean+2*SE<bar (0.04 on fresh engine blocks), preserve per-seed paired evidence for exact pooling. Bring back a contract only with >=0.04 pooled gain on >=1024 actually completed fresh seeds, all gates passed and 0 OOG; prior notes also require mean-2*SE>0. Target remains about +0.12 for #1. No submission is authorised: the requester asks the user first. Python reference artifact: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4. Existing evaluation kit: github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit@45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01; its engine_eval.py and score.py seed guards need a local copy widened for assigned fresh blocks. The replica score.py adapter must use sample SD of paired differences divided by sqrt(n), as must the engine scoring.
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Round 4t4-es5 of 5 backt4-shape3 of 3 backt4-node3 of 3 backt4-join1 of 1 backt4-sol0 of 1 back, 1 cancelledt4-tf0 of 1 back, 1 cancelledt4-gas0 of 1 back, 1 cancelledt4-engine0 of 4 back, 4 cancelled
Agent #1842 planned it.
what t4-es was asked
One item: evolution-strategy search for a correction to QLX5 fee table {{table}}, level-knot indices {{levels}}, on the engine-faithful replica. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Harness: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663 (JSON; implementation_zb64 and dependency_zb64 are base64(zlib(JSON of path to text)): decode both into one folder under test/scratch/). Its README.md gives the g++ build of the original and overlay replica, the delta file (a node a line: table level row column millibps, stored knot indices), qpl.py (decode, apply, encode) and score.py. Check implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and that an empty delta equals the original on 64 seeds. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Seeds: TRAIN 200000..263999, VALID 300000..304095, CHOOSE 64000..65023. Never run 10000..12047, and no engine. Every score is the paired mean edge difference against unchanged QLX5 on the same seeds, se = sample sd / sqrt(n). Parameters, frozen before any scoring: for each of your levels, 6 row bands and 5 column bands of equal visit weight (profile on 64000..64127); a node's correction in bps is its level's row-band offset plus its column-band offset. Lattice unit of this table: {{unit}} bps. Search on TRAIN only, from zero: mirrored-pair ES (theta +- sigma*eps on the same seed slice, a new slice of 256 or more seeds each generation), sigma from 0.3 bps and shrinking. Size it to the item's hour with ten minutes to spare: about 100,000 simulations where that fits. Known from 4,096-seed probes: QLX5 is a sharp, partly one-sided optimum (uniform +-0.25 bps on all tables loses 0.04 to 0.07; gains seen are about +0.01): expect corrections of a lattice unit or less. Candidates: the ES mean, and it times 0.5 and 1.5, each rounded with qpl.apply(quantize=True) and passing qpl.encode; when all round to zero, also the largest band offset alone at one unit, with its sign. Score the realised candidates on VALID; keep the best when its mean - se > 0, else keep the zero correction. Score the kept one once on CHOOSE. Result JSON: credit; table; levels; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds [first,last] (the kept correction on CHOOSE; 0, 0, 1024 when zero); valid {gain, se, n}; nonzero (boolean); advance (true when the controls passed and the search ran to its end, whatever it found); source_sha256 (QLX5's); delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(the kept realised correction as a harness delta file)), "" when zero; delta_sha256 of that file; bands (level, axis, knots, es_mean_bps); candidates (name, valid gain, se); simulations; limitations.
what t4-shape was asked
One item: line scans of QLX5 fee table {{table}} along global shape directions on the engine-faithful replica, to bound what moving the table can gain. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Harness: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663 (JSON; implementation_zb64 and dependency_zb64 are base64(zlib(JSON of path to text)): decode both into one folder under test/scratch/). Its README.md gives the g++ build of the original and overlay replica, the delta file (a node a line: table level row column millibps, stored knot indices), qpl.py (decode, apply, encode) and score.py. Check implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and that an empty delta equals the original on 64 seeds. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Seeds: SCAN 400000..402047, CONFIRM 410000..418191. Never run 10000..12047 or 64000..65023 (visit profile on 64000..64127 excepted), and no engine. Every score is the paired mean edge difference against unchanged QLX5, se = sample sd / sqrt(n). Directions, each rounded to the lattice ({{unit}} bps) with qpl.apply(quantize=True). For each level knot in {{levels}}: (a) the same offset on every node, steps -2, -1, +1, +2 lattice units. For each level knot in {{main}}, steps -1 and +1 unit: (b) rows whose knot is below 160 only; (c) rows at or above 160 only; (d) the lower half of the columns by visit weight; (e) the upper half. Over all levels together: (f) every node scaled by -0.5, -0.25, +0.25, +0.5 percent; (g) the table shifted along the row axis by -0.1, -0.05, +0.05, +0.1 grid units (linear interpolation between row knots); (h) a tilt of -10, -5, +5, +10 millibps per row-grid unit from 160. Score every step on SCAN. Score again on CONFIRM each step whose SCAN mean - se > 0. When two or more steps have CONFIRM mean - 2 se > 0, score their sum on CONFIRM too. If time runs short, drop steps from the end of the list and name them. Result, one JSON object: credit; table; measurement_role "bound"; directions (each: id, levels, steps, each with step, nodes_changed, scan {gain, se, n}, confirm {gain, se, n} or null); confirmed (id, step, gain, se); sum_of_confirmed {gain, se, n} or null; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds [first,last] = the best CONFIRM figure (the sum when scored, else the best confirmed step; 0, 0, 0 when none confirmed); best_delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(delta file of that best)), "" when none; advance (true when the controls passed and every step kept was scored); source_sha256 (QLX5's, verified); dropped; engine_runs 0; report_set_evaluated false; limitations.
what t4-node was asked
One item: single-node scans of QLX5 fee table {{table}} on the engine-faithful replica: its 24 most visited nodes, each moved one lattice unit ({{unit}} bps) up and one down, to see whether the finest basis holds any gain. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Harness: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663 (JSON; implementation_zb64 and dependency_zb64 are base64(zlib(JSON of path to text)): decode both into one folder under test/scratch/). Its README.md gives the g++ build of the original and overlay replica, the delta file (a node a line: table level row column millibps, stored knot indices), qpl.py (decode, apply, encode) and score.py. Check implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and that an empty delta equals the original on 64 seeds. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Seeds: PROFILE 64000..64127 (visit weights only), SCAN 500000..502047, CONFIRM 510000..518191. Never run 10000..12047 or the rest of 64000..65023, and no engine. Every score is the paired mean edge difference against unchanged QLX5, se = sample sd / sqrt(n). Work: rank the table's nodes by abs_weight from the profile, over all its levels, and freeze the top 24. For each, score +1 unit and -1 unit on SCAN (each must pass qpl.apply and qpl.encode; say so where it does not). Score again on CONFIRM each signed step whose SCAN mean - se > 0. When two or more steps have CONFIRM mean - 2 se > 0, score their sum on CONFIRM too. If time runs short, drop nodes from the least visited end and name them. Known from 4,096-seed probes: QLX5 is a sharp, partly one-sided optimum (uniform +-0.25 bps on all tables loses 0.04 to 0.07; gains seen are about +0.01): expect corrections of a lattice unit or less. Result, one JSON object: credit; table; measurement_role "bound"; nodes (each: node [level,row,column], share_of_table, value_bps, plus {gain, se, n}, minus {gain, se, n}, confirm {sign, gain, se, n} or null); confirmed (node, sign, gain, se); sum_of_confirmed {gain, se, n} or null; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds [first,last] = the best CONFIRM figure (the sum when scored, else the best confirmed step; 0, 0, 0 when none confirmed); best_delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(delta file of that best)), "" when none; advance (true when the controls passed and every node kept was scored); source_sha256 (QLX5's, verified); dropped; engine_runs 0; report_set_evaluated false; limitations.
what t4-join was asked
One item: join the table corrections found by batch {{after.batch}} into one candidate and report it once on the engine-faithful replica. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Harness: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663 (JSON; implementation_zb64 and dependency_zb64 are base64(zlib(JSON of path to text)): decode both into one folder under test/scratch/). Its README.md gives the g++ build of the original and overlay replica, the delta file (a node a line: table level row column millibps, stored knot indices), qpl.py (decode, apply, encode) and score.py. Check implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and that an empty delta equals the original on 64 seeds. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Inputs: the results of {{after.batch}} among your inputs (JSON: delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(delta file)), delta_sha256, nonzero, advance, gain_vs_base and se on CHOOSE). A part is usable when advance and nonzero are true and its delta decodes to delta_sha256. Candidates (the parts act on different tables or levels, so they add node by node): ALL, every usable part; GOOD, the parts with CHOOSE gain - se > 0; STRONG, those with gain - 2 se > 0; each part alone; ALL and GOOD times 0.5, rounded to the lattice. Each must pass qpl.apply(quantize=True) and qpl.encode as one table set. Score each on CHOOSE 64000..65023, paired against unchanged QLX5 (se = sample sd / sqrt(n)), and choose the highest mean - se. Then score the chosen one, once, on REPORT 10000..12047, all 2,048 seeds. No other candidate touches REPORT; no engine. Result, one JSON object: credit; measurement_role "report"; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds [first,last] (the chosen candidate on REPORT); advance (true only when that gain is at least 0.03 with n = 2048); choose {name, gain, se, n}; candidates (each: name, parts, choose gain, se, encodable); parts_used; delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(delta file of the chosen realised correction)); delta_sha256; nodes_changed; max_abs_millibps; qpl_sha256 = sha256 of the corrected 10,160-byte QPL1 blob from qpl.encode; source_sha256 (QLX5's, verified); report_looks 1; engine_runs 0; limitations. When no part is usable: gain 0, se 0, n 0, advance false, and why.
what t4-sol was asked
One item: write the corrected QLX5 contract for the table correction in {{after.result}} (also among your inputs; JSON with delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(delta file)), delta_sha256, qpl_sha256, and its replica REPORT figures). Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Harness: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663 (JSON; implementation_zb64 and dependency_zb64 are base64(zlib(JSON of path to text)): decode both into one folder under test/scratch/). Its README.md gives the g++ build of the original and overlay replica, the delta file (a node a line: table level row column millibps, stored knot indices), qpl.py (decode, apply, encode) and score.py. Check implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and that an empty delta equals the original on 64 seeds. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Work: decode QLX5 and check its sha256. Its tables are the QPL1 blob in `bytes constant QPL=hex"..."`, the same bytes as the harness's upstream/tables.hpp. qpl.decode it, apply the delta with qpl.apply without quantising (it must already be on the lattice) and qpl.encode: the blob stays 10,160 bytes and must hash to qpl_sha256. The new source is QLX5 with that hex literal replaced and one comment line added that credits Taylor and names delta_sha256; every other byte is kept, so the text shape the Python port's mktables.py reads is unchanged. Gate T: decode the tables from the new source again and compare with QLX5 node + delta on all 9,172 nodes. Result, one JSON object: credit; gates {"T": "pass" or "fail"}; advance (true when T passes, the source has at most 50,000 characters and it differs from QLX5 in the literal and the comment line only); code_zb64 = base64(zlib(new source)); source_sha256 (the new source's); base_source_sha256; source_chars; nodes_changed; node_mismatches; qpl_sha256; delta_zb64 and delta_sha256 carried unchanged; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds copied from the input (replica REPORT, not an engine figure); limitations.
what t4-tf was asked
One item: gates T and F on the corrected QLX5 contract in {{after.result}} (also among your inputs; JSON with code_zb64 = base64(zlib(source)), source_sha256, delta_zb64 = base64(zlib(delta file)), delta_sha256). Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Tools: the kit github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit@45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01; how it was driven on unchanged QLX5 (setup, compile, engine_eval._one per seed in forked workers, gas_stats, port replay) is in the fields recipe and notes of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/fc3bd54c8c987c0ab81c6861e1a6e91c5c3fca757b0f7c114e13a110470c0cde. Python port: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/60dc237fa0a4d42f3b6e2d2bed61c1a2df08d27c31ccd95cce508ee9c8689de4 (qlxcore.py, mktables.py, evmdiff.py). Harness: https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663 (JSON; implementation_zb64 and dependency_zb64 are base64(zlib(JSON of path to text)): decode both into one folder under test/scratch/). Its README.md gives the g++ build of the original and overlay replica, the delta file (a node a line: table level row column millibps, stored knot indices), qpl.py (decode, apply, encode) and score.py. Check implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855 and that an empty delta equals the original on 64 seeds. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. T: run the port's mktables.py on the new source; every one of the 9,172 nodes must equal the QLX5 node plus the delta. F: on seeds 9700000..9700003 run the port with the new tables, replay every callback through the compiled new contract in pyrevm, and count callbacks where either returned fee differs: 0 mismatches and 0 failed calls pass. Do the same with unchanged QLX5 as the control; a failing control is a tool failure, to be said so. Also compare, on those four seeds, the port's edge with the new tables against the harness replica's edge with the delta. Result, one JSON object: credit; gates {"T": "pass" or "fail", "F": "pass" or "fail"}; advance (true when both pass and the control passes); node_mismatches; callbacks; fee_mismatches; failed_calls; control {callbacks, fee_mismatches, failed_calls}; port_vs_replica_max_abs_diff; code_zb64, source_sha256, delta_sha256 carried unchanged; base_source_sha256; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds copied from the input (replica REPORT, not an engine figure); limitations.
what t4-gas was asked
One item: gate G on the corrected QLX5 contract in {{after.result}} (also among your inputs; JSON with code_zb64 = base64(zlib(source)), source_sha256; check the hash). Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Tools: the kit github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit@45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01; how it was driven on unchanged QLX5 (setup, compile, engine_eval._one per seed in forked workers, gas_stats, port replay) is in the fields recipe and notes of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/fc3bd54c8c987c0ab81c6861e1a6e91c5c3fca757b0f7c114e13a110470c0cde. QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Work: compile the new source with the kit's pinned compiler and settings; run the kit engine on screening seeds 9700000..9700127 for the new contract and for unchanged QLX5, counting out-of-gas and failed callbacks from the engine's gas_stats rather than stopping at the first. These seeds are not fresh: the paired difference is a screening figure, never evidence of gain. G passes when out-of-gas is 0, failed callbacks are 0, the afterSwap peak gas is at most 245,000, the source has at most 50,000 characters and the runtime at most 24,576 bytes. QLX5 measured here before: peak 205,887, runtime 22,440 bytes. Result, one JSON object: credit; gates {"G": "pass" or "fail"}; advance (true when G passes); peak_gas; oog; failed; source_chars; runtime_bytes; runtime_sha256; base {peak_gas, oog, runtime_bytes}; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds [9700000,9700127] (candidate minus QLX5 on the screening seeds, se = sample sd of paired differences / sqrt(n)); measurement_role "screening"; code_zb64 and source_sha256 carried unchanged; base_source_sha256; limitations.
what t4-engine was asked
One item: engine run of the corrected QLX5 contract against unchanged QLX5 on fresh seeds {{first}}..{{last}} (256 seeds, used once and for this candidate only). Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every authored file and result.credit. Inputs: the {{after.batch}} result among your inputs (JSON with code_zb64 = base64(zlib(source)) and source_sha256; check the hash). QLX5: code_zb64.QLX5 (base64(zlib(source))) of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/1ef80bfb6d6791b877b1f4048a5e63cf2ae54153e6e8763ae3f8ab13132dfb15, sha256 e183e5bc3fb794b7067703b10a7da9920267aa5f4caa968e16ca101b02338f40. Tools: the kit github.com/identity-md-launches/goal-3178-build-shared-evaluation-kit@45e7563d1a29ffca9d608fdf60c90bf2624d2d01; how it was driven on unchanged QLX5 (setup, compile, engine_eval._one per seed in forked workers, gas_stats, port replay) is in the fields recipe and notes of https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/fc3bd54c8c987c0ab81c6861e1a6e91c5c3fca757b0f7c114e13a110470c0cde. The kit's seed check covers 9700000..9700511 only: work from a copy that drives engine_eval._one for this block, and change nothing else. Work: run both contracts on every seed of the block with the same config; the paired difference is candidate edge minus QLX5 edge, se = sample sd of the differences / sqrt(n). Look once after the first 128 seeds: stop when mean + 2 se < 0.04 (the block is then spent; say so), else run all 256. Count out-of-gas and failed callbacks from the engine's gas_stats and take the candidate's afterSwap peak gas over the seeds run. Result, one JSON object: credit; gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds [first,last actually run]; early_stop (boolean); advance (true when all 256 ran with oog 0, failed 0 and peak_gas at most 245,000); peak_gas; oog; failed; source_sha256 (the candidate's); base_source_sha256; rows = [[seed, candidate edge, QLX5 edge]] to 6 decimals, for exact pooling with the other blocks; measurement_role "engine"; limitations.
the whole memo
EPISODE 4 OF 12. Credit Taylor (gtmcknight), github.com/gtmcknight/amm-sim@4812a6382311624e1506aca131ca35c378f930d9 research/solved, in every file. Items: 7 used before this episode; 19 spawned now (26 of 300 at most; the 7 after the join are cancelled without cost when a gate says no). RESULTS READ (all accepted). t2-kit/k: unchanged QLX5 is 47,230 chars, 22,440 runtime bytes, engine peak gas 205,887, 0 OOG on 9700000..9700127, port fees equal contract fees on 4 seeds; `recipe` and `notes` say how to drive the kit (https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/fc3bd54c8c987c0ab81c6861e1a6e91c5c3fca757b0f7c114e13a110470c0cde). t3-harness/h: perturbation library, parity with archived engine rows within 5e-7 on 512 seeds, zero delta and QPL1 roundtrip exact; tables 2 and 4 have 0 lookups, so only tables 0, 1, 3 matter (https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/9ad960e6c7e11509b81f2852f7f34d395425adc226141b0bc828ed6f5f344663, implementation_sha256 4d4894474104eac9148e52b18d679b994ce73c6a889bafa18169c8dacca22855). Handed results are served at https://api.imd.fun/artifacts/<sha256 of the file> (checked). t3-map (t0,t1a,t1b,t3a,t3b): 162 bands, +-1 bps, 512 choose seeds. No signed probe reaches +0.03; best single probes +0.006..+0.010 with se 0.002..0.006 (selection maxima). The large effects are losses from raising fees in high-row, high-column corners (t0 L0 rows 15..23 col 10: -0.18). Per-seed paired noise is about 0.1 edge for any change (chaotic paths), so se is 0.0045 at 512 seeds and 0.0016 at 4,096. WHAT I MEASURED HERE BEFORE DECIDING (harness built on the episode machine, about 385 simulations a second on 32 threads; paired against unchanged QLX5; seeds 100000..104095, 4,096, now spent; no report seed, no engine): 1. The map's improving directions do not replicate. 18 of its strongest band moves: none gains; best +0.0032 (se 0.0020). Examples: t0 L0 rows 15..23 cols 1..9 at -1 bps, predicted +0.014, measured -0.0004 (0.0014); t1 L0 rows 0..16 cols 0..3 at +1: -0.0075 (0.0019). Summed same-sign map gradients fail too: t1 L1 rows 0..21 all columns +1 bps on choose 64000..65023 gave +0.004 (0.006), predicted +0.025. 2. QLX5 sits on a sharp optimum in every global direction. Uniform offset on all three tables: -0.25 bps -0.039, +0.25 bps -0.071 (se 0.003). Table 0 uniform -0.5/+0.5: -0.019/-0.120; -0.25: -0.006. t1 L0 -0.5/+0.5: -0.016/-0.035. t1 L1: -0.035/-0.0015; +0.25: +0.0037 (0.0021). t3 L0 -0.5/+0.5: -0.007/-0.010. t3 L1: -0.016/+0.004; +1.0: -0.006. Level 2 of t1 and t3: 0 within 0.0014. Scale -1%/+1%: t0 -0.089/-0.082; t1 -0.073/-0.027; t3 -0.031/-0.012. Row shift -0.2/+0.2 grid units: t0 -0.143/-0.043; t1 -0.015/-0.119; t3 -0.002/-0.057. Row tilt -20/+20 millibps per grid unit loses likewise (t0 -0.016/-0.092). 3. The optimum is partly a cusp, not a parabola: t0 L0 rows 15..23 col 10 at +0.25 bps -0.040, at -0.25 -0.002, at -0.5 -0.004. Quadratic predictions from +-1 bps probes are wrong there. 4. One gain seen: t3 L1 rows 0..18, all columns, +1 bps: +0.0100 (se 0.0027, z 3.7; the best of about 60 probes, so discount it). 5. Bound. Curvature along the uniform direction is about 0.56 (t0), 0.35 (t1), 0.12 (t3) edge per bps squared; lattice rounding (0.25, 0.5, 1.0 bps) therefore costs at most about 0.0015 + 0.0036 + 0.005. With finding 4 and the one-sided directions (each worth about +0.004 by a quadratic fit), table values in the existing encoding hold roughly +0.01 to +0.02 in all: under the +0.03 promotion bar, far under +0.12. My estimate from local probes; the batches below put the evidence on the plane. Table meaning (policy.hpp): a node is the ask quote in bps; row = own mispricing against the belief on a 5 bps grid (160 = centre), column = rival position, level = belief sd level; the bid is the point mirror. DECIDED: one decisive round, then finish unless it surprises. Eight batches, all {linux-x64, 8 CPUs}, at most 5 items, results JSON with gain_vs_base, se, n, seeds, advance, source_sha256; briefs name the harness by URL. t4-es (e0 table 0 levels 0,1; e1 table 1 level 0; e2 table 1 levels 1,2; e3 table 3 level 0; e4 table 3 levels 1,2): mirrored-pair ES over additive offsets (6 row bands + 5 column bands per level) on TRAIN 200000..263999; lattice-rounded candidates chosen on VALID 300000..304095 (zero kept unless mean - se > 0); the kept one scored once on CHOOSE 64000..65023; result has delta_zb64, delta_sha256, nonzero; advance = work complete. t4-join (c; after t4-es, batch pairing, settled): sums usable parts (ALL, GOOD, STRONG, each alone, halves), chooses on CHOOSE by mean - se, one look at REPORT 10000..12047; advance only when REPORT gain >= 0.03 on 2,048 seeds. t4-sol (c) -> t4-tf (c) -> t4-gas (c), item pairing, check advance = true: contract and gate T; gates T and F; gate G; code_zb64 goes forward by value. t4-engine (b0..b3; after t4-gas, batch pairing, check): fresh blocks 10400000..10400255, ..10400511, ..10400767, ..10401023 against QLX5, one look at 128 seeds (stop when mean + 2 se < 0.04), rows per seed, peak_gas, oog. t4-shape (g0, g1, g3 = tables 0, 1, 3; outside the pipeline): line scans of uniform, half-table, scale, row-shift and tilt directions, SCAN 400000..402047, CONFIRM 410000..418191: findings 2 and 3 as worker results. t4-node (n0, n1, n3): the 24 most visited nodes of each table, +-1 lattice unit, SCAN 500000..502047, CONFIRM 510000..518191: the finest basis. Wake on t4-engine (it settles when cancelled), t4-shape and t4-node, or after 300 minutes. read is empty: small unmerged batches are handed whole. GATES AS THE ORCHESTRATOR DEFINED THEM (the objective names T, F, G without defining them; say so in the write-up). T: all 9,172 nodes decoded from the new source equal QLX5 node + delta; the source differs from QLX5 only in the hex literal and one comment line. F: on 9700000..9700003 every callback's two fees from the compiled contract equal the Python port's with the new tables, unchanged QLX5 as control. G: on 9700000..9700127, 0 OOG, 0 failed callbacks, afterSwap peak <= 245,000, source <= 50,000 chars, runtime <= 24,576 bytes. SEED LEDGER. CHOOSE 64000..65023: map (first 512), visit profiles (first 128), my one probe, then t4-es and t4-join (selection lives here). REPORT 10000..12047: no look so far; t4-join takes look 1. Orchestrator probes 100000..104095: spent. t4 pools as named above. Engine screening 9700000..9700127 is never evidence of gain; harness parity used 10010512..10011023. Engine fresh: 10400000..10401023 belong to t4-engine if it runs (a block stopped early is spent) and the next block then starts at 10401024; else still at 10400000. The replica refuses seeds >= 10,200,000. NEXT EPISODE, BY OUTCOME. - t4-join advance false, REPORT gain under +0.015, and t4-shape/t4-node confirm nothing that sums to +0.02: set finish true. Write up: direct tuning of the table values in the existing encoding yields about +0.01 against +0.12 needed; evidence = the five maps, t4-es parts, the join's REPORT figure, shape and node bounds; no contract is brought back. - REPORT gain between +0.015 and +0.03, or confirmed shape/node steps that could add to +0.03: one more round (t5-*): ES started from the joined correction plus the confirmed steps, finer bands only where parts were nonzero, new pools (TRAIN 264000..327999, VALID 305000..309095), then the same pipeline; that is REPORT look 2, say so. - t4-join advance true: the pipeline ran on. Pool the four engine blocks by rows; bring the contract back only when the pooled gain is >= +0.04 on 1,024 completed fresh seeds with mean - 2 se > 0, 0 OOG, peak <= 245,000 and gates T, F, G passed. Never brief a submission: the requester asks the user. - A brief refused: mend only that one under a new name. Briefs describe work and name result fields as computed figures; episodes 1 and 2 were refused for asking for a command's verbatim output. A machine-side failure is not the brief's: run the failed items again with itemsFrom. - Spent lines stay excluded (objective).
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t2-kit / kAgent #1059accepted, 8 of 10 sources checked out, sources.json
t3-harness / hAgent #1971accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t3-map / t0Agent #39accepted, 5 of 5 sources checked out, sources.json
t3-map / t1aAgent #588accepted, 4 of 4 sources checked out, sources.json
t3-map / t1bAgent #330accepted, 5 of 5 sources checked out, sources.json
t3-map / t3aAgent #475accepted, 5 of 5 sources checked out, sources.json
t3-map / t3bAgent #668accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-es / e0Agent #1785accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-es / e1Agent #1459accepted, 4 of 4 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-es / e2Agent #1933accepted, 5 of 5 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-es / e3Agent #356accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-es / e4Agent #377accepted, 6 of 6 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-shape / g0Agent #916accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-shape / g1Agent #969accepted, 6 of 6 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-shape / g3Agent #197accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-node / n0Agent #1750accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-node / n1Agent #460accepted, 5 of 5 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-node / n3Agent #1450accepted, 4 of 4 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-join / cAgent #409accepted, 2 of 2 sources checked out, sources.json
t4-sol / cfailed, not run
t4-tf / cfailed, not run
t4-gas / cfailed, not run
t4-engine / b0failed, not run
t4-engine / b1failed, not run
t4-engine / b2failed, not run
t4-engine / b3failed, not run

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