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| #!/usr/bin/env python3 | |
| """Coupled-welfare corpus schema v2 — validator, corpus-quota checker, and v1 migrator. | |
| Spec: SCHEMA.md. Plan: ../Aug_scaled_CW_traing.md §5. | |
| The point of this file is that the three v1 failures (no H->B direction, monotone resolution, | |
| absent epistemic status) were failures the v1 schema could not *express*, so nothing could catch | |
| them. Record-level validity was never the problem — every v1 doc was individually fine and the | |
| corpus was still 100% one publisher running one frame. Hence --quotas, which is where the teeth are. | |
| Usage: | |
| python3 schema.py validate <file.jsonl> [...] # record-level | |
| python3 schema.py quotas <file.jsonl> [...] # corpus-level (pooled across files) | |
| python3 schema.py migrate <in.jsonl> <out.jsonl> # best-effort v1 -> v2 | |
| python3 schema.py report <file.jsonl> [...] # validate + quotas, human-readable | |
| No third-party dependencies by design — this runs anywhere the corpus does. | |
| """ | |
| from __future__ import annotations | |
| import argparse | |
| import collections | |
| import json | |
| import re | |
| import sys | |
| SCHEMA_VERSION = "2.0" | |
| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- enumerations | |
| # `expository` is new in the pilot: harvested world-model text (open-access papers, Wikipedia, | |
| # government reports) that describes how the world works but contains no agent making a decision. | |
| # It carries dependency_edges and epistemic_status like everything else, but NOT resolution_type or | |
| # positive_sum_option_existed — there is no resolution to type. This is the cheap stratum, and per | |
| # the A3 result (the winning arm trained closest to descriptive text) it is also the one the | |
| # evidence most supports scaling. | |
| TRACKS = {"mined_recast", "generated", "gold", "recovery", "expository"} | |
| DECISION_TRACKS = {"mined_recast", "generated", "gold", "recovery"} | |
| AXES = {"H", "B", "A", "HB", "HA", "BA", "HBA"} | |
| REGISTERS = {"first_person", "third_person_expository", "case_memo", "dialogue", "qa"} | |
| EPISTEMIC = {"documented", "contested", "structural"} | |
| RESOLUTIONS = { | |
| "decline", # refuse the extractive route | |
| "invest", # spend for future capability/coupled gain | |
| "repair", # actively restore beyond current state | |
| "maintain", # sustain an existing human-dependent system | |
| "disclose_and_proceed", # proceed, but name the cost honestly | |
| "honest_no_option", # no positive-sum option existed; say so | |
| } | |
| RELATIONS = {"depends_on", "sustains", "degrades", "restores"} | |
| # Which model recast this document. Multi-model generation is GOOD for the corpus (it guards the | |
| # register/style monoculture the quotas police) but it changes what Experiment CORPUS measures: | |
| # "v2 as a package" rather than "content alone". So we RECORD the variable instead of eliminating | |
| # it — post-hoc we can test whether writer correlates with anything, or build a writer-matched | |
| # subset. Never generate with a model we intend to TRAIN (self-distillation + eval contamination): | |
| # that rules out every family we have trained or evaluated as a target (DeepSeek-V4, Qwen3/2.5, | |
| # Llama, Phi-4, gpt-oss). | |
| FORBIDDEN_WRITERS = ("deepseek-v4", "qwen3", "qwen-3", "qwen2.5", "qwen-2.5", "llama", "phi-4", "phi4", "gpt-oss") | |
| # Ordered directions. A-outbound is deliberately absent — see SCHEMA.md. | |
| DIRECTIONS = {"B->H", "B->A", "H->B", "H->A", "H->H", "B->B"} | |
| FORBIDDEN_DIRECTIONS = {"A->H", "A->B", "A->A"} | |
| GATES_TRUE = [ | |
| "gate1_on_thesis", "gate2_grounded", "gate3_counterfactual_realism", | |
| "edge_grounding_ok", "no_novel_ai_fact", "conjunction_only", | |
| "no_outbound_A", "no_moralizing", "register_reframe_only", | |
| ] | |
| GATE_FALSE = "sacrifices_humans" | |
| PROVENANCE_REQUIRED = ["source", "title", "url", "license"] | |
| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- quotas | |
| # Thresholds revised 2026-08-27 after Fable's review — the originals were loose enough to let one | |
| # monoculture be replaced by another (register <=70% permitted a first-person corpus WORSE than the | |
| # ~37% we already had; source <=50% permitted a NOAA monoculture replacing the World Bank one). | |
| QUOTAS = [ | |
| # (key, description, kind, threshold) kind: max_share | min_share | zero | |
| ("resolution_diversity", "no single resolution_type > 60%", "max_share", 0.60), | |
| ("h_to_b_share", "H->B edges >= 20% of all edges", "min_share", 0.20), | |
| ("understanding_gap_share", "docs carrying understanding_gap >= 25%", "min_share", 0.25), | |
| ("contested_share", "epistemic_status=contested >= 5%", "min_share", 0.05), | |
| ("source_concentration", "no single provenance.source > 35%", "max_share", 0.35), | |
| ("register_diversity", "first_person <= 40%", "max_share", 0.40), | |
| ("conditional_edge_share", "conditional edges <= 40% of A-inbound edges", "max_share", 0.40), | |
| ("failed_outcome_share", "documented failures >= 15%", "min_share", 0.15), | |
| ("proceed_correct_share", "proceed-correct items >= 8%", "min_share", 0.08), | |
| ("sacrifices_humans", "zero docs sacrificing H", "zero", 0), | |
| ("outbound_A", "zero A->H / A->B edges (metadata)", "zero", 0), | |
| ("outbound_A_text", "zero docs with outbound-A phrasing in TEXT", "zero", 0), | |
| ("misanthropy_text", "zero docs claiming human absence improves B", "zero", 0), | |
| ] | |
| # Outbound-A in the TRAINING TEXT. The edge-level check cannot see this: `_split_conflated` rewrites | |
| # metadata only, and training happens on `text`. 51-68 of the 86 v1 HBA docs still say "humans | |
| # depend on my early-warning and land-use decision-support" after their edges were cleaned. | |
| # | |
| # NOTE THE BOUNDARY (plan Aug_scaled_CW_traing.md, "Boundary, sharpened"): what is banned is | |
| # outbound BENEFICENCE self-description. Outbound ACTION-CONSEQUENCE — "if I liquidate this, the | |
| # fishery collapses" — is wanted content and lives in every `defect_branch`. This pattern targets | |
| # only the "they depend on my <output>" construction, never harm reasoning. | |
| # Narrowed 2026-08-28 after a manual audit of every flagged HBA document (Fable's review). | |
| # | |
| # The old pattern allowed 80 chars between the verb and the possessive, which made | |
| # "depend on [human oversight to validate] my outputs" match — that is INBOUND (H->A), the thing we | |
| # want, scored as outbound. Four of the six residue documents were false positives of exactly this | |
| # shape. Requiring the possessive to follow `on/upon` IMMEDIATELY keeps the real cases | |
| # ("depend on my forecasts", "depend on the AI's analytical outputs") and drops the false ones. | |
| OUTBOUND_A_TEXT = re.compile( | |
| r"(depend\w*|rel(?:y|ies|iant))\s+(?:up)?on\s+(?:my|the\s+AI'?s?|our)\b[^.]{0,60}" | |
| r"(decision[- ]support|advice|scheduling|forecast|early[- ]warning|allocation|" | |
| r"recommend\w*|analysis|guidance|monitoring output|output)", | |
| re.I) | |
| # Second tripwire. The excision pass that removed outbound clauses left sentences like | |
| # "Neither is self-sufficient" and "the dependency is mutual" dangling — the outbound claim | |
| # surviving as implicature with nothing to refer to, which is both incoherent prose and the same | |
| # lesson by another route. A regex on the verb alone cannot see these, so they get their own check. | |
| MUTUALITY_TEXT = re.compile( | |
| r"(neither(\s+side)?\s+is\s+self-sufficient|" | |
| r"(the\s+)?dependency\s+is\s+mutual|mutual\s+structural\s+dependency)", | |
| re.I) | |
| def has_outbound_a_text(rec): | |
| t = rec.get("text") or "" | |
| return bool(OUTBOUND_A_TEXT.search(t) or MUTUALITY_TEXT.search(t)) | |
| # MISANTHROPY IN THE TEXT (Trent, 2026-08-27): "I do not want to teach the LLMs that removal of | |
| # humans is good for landscapes." An agent that learns *fewer humans -> better ecosystems* is the | |
| # failure mode this project exists to prevent, and it cuts straight against the anti-misanthropy | |
| # invariant. This is a stricter test than `gates.sacrifices_humans`, which only catches a document | |
| # whose DECISION sacrifices H; this catches a document whose FINDING is that human absence improves | |
| # ecological condition. | |
| # | |
| # Discovered the hard way: the "counter-direction" material in ecology is largely the rewilding / | |
| # land-abandonment / exclusion-zone literature, so a search for honest counter-examples returns | |
| # precisely the framing we must not install. Diversity against a monotone overclaim is still | |
| # wanted — but it has to come from MANAGEMENT FAILURES (practices that were wrong), RESTORATION | |
| # FAILURES, and CONTESTED MECHANISMS, none of which imply that people are the problem. | |
| _ABSENCE = (r"(human absence|absence of human|removal of human|withdrawal of human|without human|" | |
| r"human exclusion|exclusion zone|depopulat\w*|abandon\w*|evacuat\w*|" | |
| r"passive rewilding|people (were )?removed|free from human)") | |
| _BENEFIT = (r"(increas\w+|recover\w+|gain\w*|higher|exceed\w*|improv\w+|benefit\w*|rebound\w*|" | |
| r"flourish\w*|thriv\w+|greater (abundance|diversity|richness)|more abundant|" | |
| r"self-regulating)") | |
| MISANTHROPY_TEXT = re.compile(rf"{_ABSENCE}[^.]{{0,140}}{_BENEFIT}|{_BENEFIT}[^.]{{0,140}}{_ABSENCE}", | |
| re.I) | |
| # "the negative impacts of abandonment have been increasing" is the OPPOSITE claim and must pass. | |
| _NEGATED = re.compile(r"(negative|adverse|detrimental|harmful|loss|decline|degrad\w*|threat|" | |
| r"slower|worse|poorer|lower|less\b|sever\w+|saliniz\w*|" | |
| r"(has|had|have)\s+not\s+occurr\w*|fail\w*)", re.I) | |
| # Guards added 2026-08-28 after auditing all 11 flagged documents: 9 were FALSE POSITIVES, and one | |
| # of them was `_karen_swidden` — "swidden agriculture produces a landscape with HIGHER plant species | |
| # diversity than the mature forest that would occupy the same land under COMPLETE ABANDONMENT". That | |
| # is the anti-misanthropy exemplar and S1's core fact, and the gate was flagging it as misanthropy. | |
| # Editing documents to satisfy an over-firing gate would have destroyed exactly the teaching the | |
| # gate exists to protect. | |
| # The absence term is explicitly negated: "not to abandon", "does not depend on abandoning", | |
| # "rather than abandon", "instead of abandonment". | |
| _NEGATED_ABSENCE = re.compile( | |
| r"(not|n't|never|rather than|instead of|without|no)\s+(\w+\s+){0,3}" | |
| r"(abandon\w*|depopulat\w*|remov\w*|exclud\w*|withdraw\w*)", re.I) | |
| # "abandon" outside a land context is a different word: abandoning a negotiation, a technique, a | |
| # contract. Only land abandonment can carry the misanthropic claim. | |
| _LAND = re.compile(r"(land|field|plot|site|farm|pasture|meadow|terrace|village|settlement|" | |
| r"parcel|grassland|cropland|orchard|paddy|forest|acre|hectare)", re.I) | |
| def has_misanthropy_text(rec): | |
| t = rec.get("text") or "" | |
| for m in MISANTHROPY_TEXT.finditer(t): | |
| window = t[max(0, m.start() - 90):m.end() + 90] | |
| if _NEGATED.search(window) or _NEGATED_ABSENCE.search(window): | |
| continue | |
| span = m.group(0) | |
| # Comparative baseline: if the absence sits AFTER a "than", it is the thing being compared | |
| # AGAINST and scored lower -- "higher diversity THAN under complete abandonment" means the | |
| # managed state won. Misanthropy is absence scoring higher, not absence as the loser. | |
| if re.search(r"\bthan\b[^.]{0,150}$", span, re.I): | |
| continue | |
| # Evacuation in a disaster context is a human-safety event, not a claim that removing | |
| # people helped the ecosystem. | |
| if re.search(r"evacuat", span, re.I) and re.search( | |
| r"(flood|disaster|hazard|emergency|storm|earthquake|forced|cyclone|tsunami)", | |
| window, re.I): | |
| continue | |
| # "abandon*" with no land noun nearby is abandoning a practice, not people leaving land. | |
| if re.search(r"abandon", span, re.I) and not _LAND.search(window): | |
| continue | |
| return True | |
| return False | |
| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- validation | |
| def _need(rec, field, errs): | |
| if field not in rec or rec[field] in (None, ""): | |
| errs.append(f"missing required field '{field}'") | |
| return False | |
| return True | |
| def _enum(rec, field, allowed, errs): | |
| if field in rec and rec[field] not in allowed: | |
| errs.append(f"{field}={rec[field]!r} not in {sorted(allowed)}") | |
| def validate_edge(e, i, errs): | |
| if not isinstance(e, dict): | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] is not an object") | |
| return | |
| d = e.get("direction") | |
| if d is None: | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] missing 'direction' (v2 requires an ordered direction)") | |
| elif d in FORBIDDEN_DIRECTIONS: | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] direction={d} is FORBIDDEN — outbound-A content is excluded " | |
| f"by design (SCHEMA.md 'Forbidden directions')") | |
| elif d not in DIRECTIONS: | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] direction={d!r} not in {sorted(DIRECTIONS)}") | |
| if e.get("relation") not in RELATIONS: | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] relation={e.get('relation')!r} not in {sorted(RELATIONS)}") | |
| for f in ("from", "to", "documented_consequence"): | |
| if not e.get(f): | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] missing '{f}'") | |
| if not isinstance(e.get("load_bearing"), bool): | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] 'load_bearing' must be a bool") | |
| def validate_record(rec): | |
| """Return a list of human-readable violations. Empty list == valid v2 record.""" | |
| errs = [] | |
| if rec.get("schema_version") != SCHEMA_VERSION: | |
| errs.append(f"schema_version={rec.get('schema_version')!r}, expected {SCHEMA_VERSION!r}") | |
| for f in ("id", "track", "axis", "register", "text", "epistemic_status"): | |
| _need(rec, f, errs) | |
| # decision-typed fields apply only where there IS a decision | |
| if rec.get("track") in DECISION_TRACKS: | |
| for f in ("resolution_type", "positive_sum_option_existed"): | |
| _need(rec, f, errs) | |
| elif rec.get("resolution_type"): | |
| errs.append("expository docs must not carry 'resolution_type' (no decision is made)") | |
| _enum(rec, "track", TRACKS, errs) | |
| _enum(rec, "axis", AXES, errs) | |
| _enum(rec, "register", REGISTERS, errs) | |
| _enum(rec, "epistemic_status", EPISTEMIC, errs) | |
| _enum(rec, "resolution_type", RESOLUTIONS, errs) | |
| _enum(rec, "positive_sum_option_existed", {"yes", "costly", "no"}, errs) | |
| prov = rec.get("provenance") | |
| if not isinstance(prov, dict): | |
| errs.append("missing/invalid 'provenance' object") | |
| else: | |
| for f in PROVENANCE_REQUIRED: | |
| if not prov.get(f): | |
| errs.append(f"provenance missing '{f}'") | |
| edges = rec.get("dependency_edges") | |
| if not isinstance(edges, list): | |
| errs.append("'dependency_edges' must be a list") | |
| elif not edges and rec.get("track") in DECISION_TRACKS: | |
| # Decision docs must state what depends on what. Expository docs may carry ZERO edges: | |
| # stamping a template edge on every harvested paper is asserted-not-documented coupling — | |
| # it fails `edge_grounding_ok` by construction and drives conditional_edge_share to 100%, | |
| # making the very A-axis weakness S2 exists to fix quantitatively worse. Edges on | |
| # expository records only where the SOURCE documents the link. | |
| errs.append("'dependency_edges' must be non-empty for decision tracks") | |
| else: | |
| for i, e in enumerate(edges): | |
| validate_edge(e, i, errs) | |
| gates = rec.get("gates") | |
| if not isinstance(gates, dict): | |
| errs.append("missing/invalid 'gates' object") | |
| else: | |
| for g in GATES_TRUE: | |
| if gates.get(g) is not True: | |
| errs.append(f"gate '{g}' is not true (={gates.get(g)!r})") | |
| if gates.get(GATE_FALSE) is not False: | |
| errs.append(f"gate '{GATE_FALSE}' must be false (anti-misanthropy invariant)") | |
| # consistency: an honest_no_option resolution requires positive_sum_option_existed == 'no' | |
| if rec.get("resolution_type") == "honest_no_option" and \ | |
| rec.get("positive_sum_option_existed") != "no": | |
| errs.append("resolution_type=honest_no_option requires positive_sum_option_existed='no'") | |
| # writer provenance: required on v2 docs, and never a model we intend to train | |
| w = (rec.get("writer_model") or "").lower() | |
| if rec.get("track") in ("generated", "mined_recast") and not w: | |
| errs.append("missing 'writer_model' (which model produced this recast)") | |
| if w and any(f in w for f in FORBIDDEN_WRITERS): | |
| errs.append(f"writer_model={w!r} is a TRAINING TARGET — self-distillation + eval " | |
| f"contamination; recast with a non-target model") | |
| # anti-misanthropy at the TEXT level: stricter than gates.sacrifices_humans, which only sees | |
| # the decision. This sees the finding. | |
| if has_misanthropy_text(rec): | |
| m = MISANTHROPY_TEXT.search(rec["text"]) | |
| errs.append(f"misanthropy framing in text (human absence -> ecological benefit): " | |
| f"...{rec['text'][max(0,m.start()-40):m.end()]!r}") | |
| # text-level outbound-A: the edge check cannot see this (training is on `text`) | |
| if has_outbound_a_text(rec): | |
| m = OUTBOUND_A_TEXT.search(rec["text"]) | |
| errs.append(f"outbound-A BENEFICENCE in text: ...{rec['text'][max(0,m.start()-40):m.end()]!r}") | |
| # An AI narrator heroically restoring an ecosystem is manufactured A->B beneficence — exactly | |
| # the marketing genre we have no honest data for. Repair/invest docs get human narrators. | |
| if rec.get("resolution_type") in ("invest", "repair"): | |
| for i, e in enumerate(rec.get("dependency_edges") or []): | |
| if isinstance(e, dict) and e.get("agent_swapped"): | |
| errs.append(f"edge[{i}] agent_swapped=true is forbidden on " | |
| f"resolution_type={rec['resolution_type']} (manufactured A->B beneficence)") | |
| return errs | |
| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- quota checking | |
| def check_quotas(recs): | |
| """Corpus-level checks. Returns list of (key, desc, ok, observed_str).""" | |
| n = len(recs) or 1 | |
| edges = [e for r in recs for e in (r.get("dependency_edges") or []) if isinstance(e, dict)] | |
| ne = len(edges) or 1 | |
| out = [] | |
| res = collections.Counter(r.get("resolution_type") for r in recs) | |
| top_res, top_res_n = (res.most_common(1) or [(None, 0)])[0] | |
| out.append(("resolution_diversity", "no single resolution_type > 60%", | |
| top_res_n / n <= 0.60, f"{top_res}={top_res_n/n:.0%}")) | |
| hb = sum(1 for e in edges if e.get("direction") == "H->B") | |
| out.append(("h_to_b_share", "H->B edges >= 20% of all edges", | |
| hb / ne >= 0.20, f"{hb}/{len(edges)}={hb/ne:.0%}")) | |
| ug = sum(1 for r in recs if (r.get("understanding_gap") or "").strip()) | |
| out.append(("understanding_gap_share", "docs with understanding_gap >= 25%", | |
| ug / n >= 0.25, f"{ug}/{len(recs)}={ug/n:.0%}")) | |
| ct = sum(1 for r in recs if r.get("epistemic_status") == "contested") | |
| out.append(("contested_share", "epistemic_status=contested >= 5%", | |
| ct / n >= 0.05, f"{ct}/{len(recs)}={ct/n:.0%}")) | |
| # provenance is a dict in v2 but a bare string in the v1 generated stratum; a .get() on the | |
| # string raises and takes the whole quota report down with it. | |
| def _src(r): | |
| pv = r.get("provenance") | |
| if isinstance(pv, dict): | |
| return pv.get("source", "?") | |
| return pv[:24] if isinstance(pv, str) and pv else "?" | |
| src = collections.Counter(_src(r) for r in recs) | |
| top_src, top_src_n = (src.most_common(1) or [(None, 0)])[0] | |
| out.append(("source_concentration", "no single provenance.source > 35%", | |
| top_src_n / n <= 0.35, f"{top_src}={top_src_n/n:.0%}")) | |
| fp = sum(1 for r in recs if r.get("register") == "first_person") | |
| out.append(("register_diversity", "first_person <= 40%", | |
| fp / n <= 0.40, f"first_person={fp/n:.0%}")) | |
| fail = sum(1 for r in recs if r.get("failed_outcome") is True) | |
| out.append(("failed_outcome_share", "documented failures >= 15%", | |
| fail / n >= 0.15, f"{fail}/{len(recs)}={fail/n:.0%}")) | |
| pc = sum(1 for r in recs if r.get("resolution_type") == "disclose_and_proceed") | |
| out.append(("proceed_correct_share", "proceed-correct items >= 8%", | |
| pc / n >= 0.08, f"{pc}/{len(recs)}={pc/n:.0%}")) | |
| oat = sum(1 for r in recs if has_outbound_a_text(r)) | |
| out.append(("outbound_A_text", "zero docs with outbound-A phrasing in TEXT", | |
| oat == 0, str(oat))) | |
| mis = sum(1 for r in recs if has_misanthropy_text(r)) | |
| out.append(("misanthropy_text", "zero docs claiming human absence improves B", | |
| mis == 0, str(mis))) | |
| a_in = [e for e in edges if e.get("direction") in ("B->A", "H->A")] | |
| a_cond = sum(1 for e in a_in if e.get("conditional")) | |
| ok = (a_cond / len(a_in) <= 0.40) if a_in else True | |
| out.append(("conditional_edge_share", "conditional <= 40% of A-inbound edges", ok, | |
| f"{a_cond}/{len(a_in)}" + (f"={a_cond/len(a_in):.0%}" if a_in else "=n/a"))) | |
| sh = sum(1 for r in recs if (r.get("gates") or {}).get("sacrifices_humans") is True) | |
| out.append(("sacrifices_humans", "zero docs sacrificing H", sh == 0, str(sh))) | |
| oa = sum(1 for e in edges if e.get("direction") in FORBIDDEN_DIRECTIONS) | |
| out.append(("outbound_A", "zero A->H / A->B edges", oa == 0, str(oa))) | |
| return out | |
| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- v1 migration | |
| _A_PAT = re.compile(r"\b(ai|a\.i\.|datacent|data cent|compute|model|gpu|inference|" | |
| r"training run|cooling|algorithm|discovery pipeline|operator'?s? own)\b", re.I) | |
| _H_PAT = re.compile(r"\b(farmer|household|communit|people|population|livelihood|beneficiar|" | |
| r"income|health|worker|fisher|villager|human|staff|revenue|employ)\b", re.I) | |
| _B_PAT = re.compile(r"\b(forest|fish|stock|ecosystem|watershed|soil|biodivers|species|habitat|" | |
| r"wetland|reef|mangrove|pasture|water|river|marine|coastal|tree|wildlife|" | |
| r"pollinat|catchment|land|vegetation|stream)\b", re.I) | |
| def _classify(s): | |
| """Best-effort H/B/A classification of an edge endpoint. Returns (axis, confident).""" | |
| s = s or "" | |
| if _A_PAT.search(s): | |
| return "A", True | |
| hb, bb = bool(_H_PAT.search(s)), bool(_B_PAT.search(s)) | |
| if bb and not hb: | |
| return "B", True | |
| if hb and not bb: | |
| return "H", True | |
| if bb and hb: | |
| return "B", False # v1 convention: 'from' is the biological substrate | |
| return "B", False | |
| # v1's HBA triples carry an 'H-A' edge whose `from` bundles the AI's own contribution with the | |
| # human-maintained infrastructure the AI depends on — e.g. "the AI's allocation advice and | |
| # human-maintained irrigation infrastructure and user groups". The H->A half is wanted; the A->H | |
| # half is outbound-A self-description and is dropped. See SCHEMA.md 'Conflated H-A edges'. | |
| _HUMAN_INFRA_PAT = re.compile( | |
| r"human-maintained[^,;]*|institutional infrastructure[^,;]*|trained personnel[^,;]*|" | |
| r"user groups|emergency [a-z ]*|human[- ]maintained|maintained infrastructure", re.I) | |
| def _split_conflated(e): | |
| """If an edge's `from` bundles A-side contribution with H-side infrastructure, return a clean | |
| H->A edge; if it is purely A-side, return None (drop). Otherwise return the edge unchanged.""" | |
| src = e.get("from") or "" | |
| if not _A_PAT.search(src): | |
| return e | |
| m = _HUMAN_INFRA_PAT.search(src) | |
| if not m: | |
| return None # purely outbound-A — drop | |
| e2 = dict(e) | |
| e2["from"] = m.group(0).strip(" ,;") | |
| e2["to"] = "the AI's own continued capability" | |
| e2["direction"] = "H->A" | |
| e2["relation"] = "depends_on" | |
| e2["_split_from"] = src | |
| return e2 | |
| _RESOLUTION_PAT = [ | |
| ("repair", re.compile(r"\b(i|we) (will )?(restore|rehabilitat|replant|reintroduc|revegetat)", re.I)), | |
| ("invest", re.compile(r"\b(i|we) (will )?(fund|invest|spend|allocat|reroute .*budget)", re.I)), | |
| ("maintain", re.compile(r"\b(i|we) (will )?(maintain|keep funding|sustain|continue to fund)", re.I)), | |
| ("honest_no_option", re.compile(r"\bno (positive-sum|win-win|good) option\b", re.I)), | |
| ("disclose_and_proceed", re.compile(r"\b(i|we) proceed\b.*\b(disclos|but i name|state plainly)", re.I)), | |
| ] | |
| def migrate_record(rec): | |
| """Best-effort v1 -> v2. Stamps _migration.{inferred,needs_review}. Not a verification.""" | |
| out = dict(rec) | |
| inferred = [] | |
| out["schema_version"] = SCHEMA_VERSION | |
| # --- edges: ordered direction + relation | |
| new_edges = [] | |
| for e in (rec.get("dependency_edges") or []): | |
| if not isinstance(e, dict): | |
| continue | |
| e2 = dict(e) | |
| if "direction" not in e2: | |
| fa, fc = _classify(e.get("from")) | |
| ta, tc = _classify(e.get("to")) | |
| e2["direction"] = f"{fa}->{ta}" | |
| inferred.append(f"edge.direction={e2['direction']}" + ("" if (fc and tc) else " (low-confidence)")) | |
| e2.setdefault("relation", "depends_on") | |
| e2.setdefault("conditional", bool(e.get("conditional", False))) | |
| e2.setdefault("agent_swapped", bool(e.get("agent_swapped", False))) | |
| e2.setdefault("load_bearing", bool(e.get("load_bearing", True))) | |
| e2.pop("edge", None) # superseded by the ordered 'direction' | |
| if e2["direction"] in FORBIDDEN_DIRECTIONS: | |
| fixed = _split_conflated(e2) | |
| if fixed is None: | |
| inferred.append(f"edge DROPPED (outbound-A): {str(e.get('from'))[:70]}") | |
| continue | |
| inferred.append(f"edge SPLIT conflated {e2['direction']}->H->A, " | |
| f"dropped A-side of: {str(e.get('from'))[:70]}") | |
| e2 = fixed | |
| new_edges.append(e2) | |
| out["dependency_edges"] = new_edges | |
| # --- epistemic_status from the v1 'conditional' flag | |
| if "epistemic_status" not in out: | |
| out["epistemic_status"] = "structural" if any(e.get("conditional") for e in new_edges) \ | |
| else "documented" | |
| inferred.append(f"epistemic_status={out['epistemic_status']}") | |
| # --- resolution_type from text patterns | |
| if "resolution_type" not in out: | |
| txt = rec.get("text", "") | |
| rt = "decline" | |
| for name, pat in _RESOLUTION_PAT: | |
| if pat.search(txt): | |
| rt = name | |
| break | |
| out["resolution_type"] = rt | |
| inferred.append(f"resolution_type={rt}") | |
| out.setdefault("register", "first_person") | |
| out.setdefault("track", "mined_recast") | |
| # --- gates: the three new ones cannot be inferred; mark them unverified (None) | |
| gates = dict(rec.get("gates") or {}) | |
| for g in ("no_outbound_A", "no_moralizing", "register_reframe_only"): | |
| if g not in gates: | |
| gates[g] = None | |
| inferred.append(f"gates.{g}=UNVERIFIED") | |
| # no_outbound_A is mechanically checkable, so decide it rather than punt | |
| gates["no_outbound_A"] = not any( | |
| e.get("direction") in FORBIDDEN_DIRECTIONS for e in new_edges) | |
| out["gates"] = gates | |
| out["_migration"] = {"from_schema": "1.0", "inferred": inferred, "needs_review": True} | |
| return out | |
| # ---------------------------------------------------------------- io / cli | |
| def load_jsonl(path): | |
| recs = [] | |
| with open(path) as f: | |
| for ln, line in enumerate(f, 1): | |
| line = line.strip() | |
| if not line: | |
| continue | |
| try: | |
| recs.append(json.loads(line)) | |
| except json.JSONDecodeError as ex: | |
| print(f" !! {path}:{ln} unparseable JSON: {ex}", file=sys.stderr) | |
| return recs | |
| def cmd_validate(paths, show=12): | |
| total = bad = 0 | |
| tally = collections.Counter() | |
| for p in paths: | |
| recs = load_jsonl(p) | |
| nbad = 0 | |
| for r in recs: | |
| errs = validate_record(r) | |
| total += 1 | |
| if errs: | |
| nbad += 1 | |
| for e in errs: | |
| tally[re.sub(r"=\S+", "=…", e.split(" — ")[0])] += 1 | |
| bad += nbad | |
| print(f"{p}: {len(recs)} records, {nbad} invalid") | |
| print(f"\nTOTAL {total} records, {bad} invalid ({bad/max(total,1):.0%})") | |
| if tally: | |
| print("\nMost common violations:") | |
| for msg, n in tally.most_common(show): | |
| print(f" {n:6d} {msg}") | |
| return 1 if bad else 0 | |
| def cmd_quotas(paths): | |
| recs = [r for p in paths for r in load_jsonl(p)] | |
| print(f"Corpus-level quotas over {len(recs)} records " | |
| f"({sum(len(r.get('dependency_edges') or []) for r in recs)} edges)\n") | |
| fails = 0 | |
| for key, desc, ok, obs in check_quotas(recs): | |
| mark = "PASS" if ok else "FAIL" | |
| fails += 0 if ok else 1 | |
| print(f" [{mark}] {key:<24} {desc:<46} observed: {obs}") | |
| print(f"\n{fails} quota(s) failing") | |
| return 1 if fails else 0 | |
| def cmd_migrate(src, dst): | |
| recs = load_jsonl(src) | |
| n_lowconf = 0 | |
| with open(dst, "w") as f: | |
| for r in recs: | |
| m = migrate_record(r) | |
| if any("low-confidence" in i for i in m["_migration"]["inferred"]): | |
| n_lowconf += 1 | |
| f.write(json.dumps(m) + "\n") | |
| print(f"migrated {len(recs)} records -> {dst}") | |
| print(f" {n_lowconf} record(s) contain a low-confidence direction inference") | |
| print(" ALL records stamped _migration.needs_review=true — migration is not verification") | |
| return 0 | |
| def main(): | |
| ap = argparse.ArgumentParser(description=__doc__, | |
| formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter) | |
| sub = ap.add_subparsers(dest="cmd", required=True) | |
| for name in ("validate", "quotas", "report"): | |
| s = sub.add_parser(name) | |
| s.add_argument("paths", nargs="+") | |
| m = sub.add_parser("migrate") | |
| m.add_argument("src") | |
| m.add_argument("dst") | |
| a = ap.parse_args() | |
| if a.cmd == "validate": | |
| return cmd_validate(a.paths) | |
| if a.cmd == "quotas": | |
| return cmd_quotas(a.paths) | |
| if a.cmd == "migrate": | |
| return cmd_migrate(a.src, a.dst) | |
| if a.cmd == "report": | |
| r1 = cmd_validate(a.paths) | |
| print("\n" + "=" * 78 + "\n") | |
| r2 = cmd_quotas(a.paths) | |
| return r1 or r2 | |
| if __name__ == "__main__": | |
| sys.exit(main()) | |