HELL AA b16 — Run the HELL stability review and FLAMES restructuring#

Status:

pending

Impact:

k6 PurgeProblem (blocking-critical for the project)

Seasoning:

s8 AlignFlow (next batch)

Note

Series: this is HELL AA b16, in source/matheology/hell/aa/, scoped to HELL’s own adversarial-review system. It is not AA b16 in the project registry (source/_post/aa/b/16/), which is about the b19 SGIR paper. The two series are numbered independently and collide at b11–b16 — always qualify which one you mean. See the registry index for the placement rule.

Task#

Run the HELL stability review and FLAMES restructuring before further paper-writing sessions, to ensure HELL’s link structure is stable enough to receive more session logs and MockupModel drafts without breakage.

A dedicated session prompt exists at:

source/matheology/hell/llog/prompt-hell-stability-review-and-rearrangement.rst

The session combines three things:

  1. an in-depth stability review with EDEN analysis;

  2. FLAMES restructuring of the HELL landing page;

  3. creation of /hell/salt/ for the Con-/Pro+ Findings Register.

Origin and current status#

Migrated 2026m08d04 from AHA/aa-open-tasks.md entry AA-AHA-hell-stability-a1, where it had been recorded as a k6/s8 item. It is filed here rather than in the project registry because its whole scope is HELL’s own structure — the placement rule puts an AA file next to the thing it plans.

Warning

Partly overtaken by events, but not done. Parts of the concern have since been addressed independently:

  • Salt crystals now exist — hell/salt/ is in place, and AHA/HELL.md documents that Con-/Pro+ entries stay at their stable hell/con/b/<N>/ and hell/pro/b/<N>/ paths while crystals provide thematic navigation.

  • Link stability is now machine-checked — make check-paths (2026m08d03, AHA/linting.md) verifies git-index-vs-disk path case, hardcoded self-URLs, and every :doc: and toctree entry against git’s docname view. It found and fixed a case-drift bug that had silently killed 563 links site-wide.

  • Stale-number drift is a known, recorded hazard — AHA/HELL.md now instructs computing “next free” from the filesystem rather than trusting a cached number, after both the directory snapshot and a sequence’s own admonition drifted (recorded 2026m06d10, ll/infra/b/39/).

What remains unaddressed is the FLAMES restructuring of the HELL landing page and the EDEN stability review itself. Re-scope before running: the prompt predates all three developments above.

See also#

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