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Review comments at @docs/ALGEBRAIC-LOGIC-COMPILER-RFC.md:
- Line 181: Revise the OGAR hard-commit statement to describe freshness and
idempotency as proposed requirements or unresolved implementation seams, not as
checks currently performed before the executor. Keep the existing ActionDef,
ClassRbac, StateGuard, MUL gate, and human-authorization wording intact.
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| 1. **Goal-intention selection (psychological Rubicon):** choose a goal under competing hypotheses and evidence. | ||
| 2. **Action planning:** choose an if/then situation/action method, compute preconditions and simulation, set wait/approval policy. | ||
| 3. **OGAR hard commit:** verify ActionDef match, ClassRbac, StateGuard, MUL gate, freshness/idempotency and any required human authorization **before the real executor**. |
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Qualify freshness and idempotency as proposed checks.
The RFC presents the OGAR hard commit as verifying freshness/idempotency before the executor. The inspected commit_via path only records a commit timestamp and does not compare freshness or deduplicate separate invocations by idempotency_key. Since the same RFC marks duplicate-delivery prevention as unresolved, readers can interpret this sentence as an existing protection.
Describe these checks as proposed requirements or unresolved implementation seams unless the RFC adds the missing implementation.
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Review comment at @docs/ALGEBRAIC-LOGIC-COMPILER-RFC.md at line 181:
Revise the OGAR hard-commit statement to describe freshness and idempotency as
proposed requirements or unresolved implementation seams, not as checks
currently performed before the executor. Keep the existing ActionDef, ClassRbac,
StateGuard, MUL gate, and human-authorization wording intact.
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Summary
Research-only RFC (D-TLAC-0): represent NARS/NAL, CE64 epistemic queries, Heckhausen/Gollwitzer action-phase logic, OGIT/OGAR DO, IAM reconciliation, HubSPO workflows, and bounded PLN/Hyperon subsets as different typed methods and schemas over the same physical mask/fold executor.
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First kill test
Compile three independently typed guards from IAM, HubSPO and Rubicon that have the same
A & !B & CBoolean shape. The normalized operator sequence may match; the bound class, universe, tenant, source generation and authority must not be conflated. Remove oneNOT/switch one field and the test must go red.Then show that an overlapping NARS evidential stamp does not increase confidence merely through duplicate folded weight; that MeTTa's four-result nondeterministic binding case is not collapsed into two row hits; and that an unauthorized action never reaches the OGAR executor even when NARS/LLM favors it.
Scope and validation
One physical engine, many typed interpretations, one guarded DO boundary.
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