e7Day — AnyAims (Open Action Items)#

Active action items from TEMPER QUENCH (Round a2). Completed and superseded items are excluded. For the full AA history, see the session log (matheology/hell/ll/forge/b/12/llog.rst).

New Model Dependencies#

ID

Description

Priority

AA-e7He-a1

Specify e7He model (7-stage Hero Journey for scope-expansion commitment). Critical dependency for th7 Gate 5.

high

AA-e7Ch-a1

Specify e7Ch model (7ChangeStages: 7 functional milestones for self-stabilizing innovation processes). Dependency for m7.ax3 defense.

medium

AA-e7Tr-a1

Specify e7Tr model (tech adoption cycle traced through e7Ch stages).

low

Formalization Tasks#

ID

Description

Priority

AA-TEMPER-a2

Formalize “designed-to-resolve” predicate for m6.ax3.

medium

AA-TEMPER-a8

Formalize proof of m2.th1 from m2.ax1 + m2.ax2.

medium

AA-TEMPER-a10

Formalize derivation of m6.th1 from m6.ax3 + m6.ax4 (6-step chain).

medium

AA-TEMPER-a11

Determine whether “continuous novelty generation” needs an explicit axiom or is derivable from existing axioms.

medium

AA-TEMPER-a12

Formalize error-accumulation model for th5 (define error rate during work, consolidation rate during rest, threshold for BABL).

medium

AA-ASON-a1

Formally define ASON (Ambiguous Semantics Of Nothing). Current status: concept introduced at th7, acronym stored, no formal definition.

low

Precision Improvements#

ID

Description

Priority

AA-TEMPER-a13

Clarify “constructive” for VOID case (mc.ax1). Does VOID have a constructive witness?

medium

AA-TEMPER-a14

Formalize “scope-creep-excluded” (mc.ax2).

medium

AA-TEMPER-a15

Refine mc.ax4 cascade to DAG (m5 depends on m3 AND m4, multi-dependency rather than linear order).

low

AA-TEMPER-a16

Resolve constructive-existence tension for VOID. Type-theoretic void vs. thermodynamic maximum entropy may need disentangling.

medium

AA-TEMPER-a17

Justify Ocean → Trees → Ocean as the specific circulation pattern (vs. alternative patterns).

low

AA-TEMPER-a18

Formalize “first-class” for time (m4.ax2). Needs sharper type-theoretic definition.

low

AA-TEMPER-a19

Clarify “self-replicating” scope (m5.ax1): type-level replication vs. instance-level replication.

low

AA-TEMPER-a20

Scope “recursively endowed” to within L (m6.ax2). Not claiming divine powers in D.

low

AA-TEMPER-a21

Specify categorical duality for th6 (initial/terminal object duality?).

low

Cross-Model Issues#

ID

Description

Priority

AA-th8-Metastable-a1

th8 / e7He.th5 CTMC tension: JUB th8 calls BABL an “attractor,” but e7He.th5 claims P(BABL self-destructs | t→∞) = 1. If BABL self-destructs almost surely, it is not a true absorbing state. Resolution: BABL is metastable — absorbing on finite horizons, transient on infinite horizons (like a supercooled liquid or a metastable nuclear isomer). th8’s language should be qualified: “BABL is a metastable attractor that self-destructs stochastically via the ISMR feedback loop.” This affects th8 (JUB), th3 (e7Day), and th5 (e7He). Cross-model update needed. Source: FORGE Sa3 Round a2 TEMPER, Iron Maiden Test I on e7He.th5.

high

Open Investigations#

ID

Description

Priority

AA-TEMPER-a6

Investigate whether th7 Gate 5 partially derives th8 (Binary Attractors), potentially answering Con-11.

medium

AA-TEMPER-a7

Attempt quantitative fracture-dynamics model to strengthen Gate 5 → th8 derivation.

low

7e Hairball Construction#

ID

Description

Priority

AA-7eHairball-a1

Construct 2nd-intro files integrating StayC, MentO, and DOIS into the 7e cross-reference hairball alongside the existing e7He/e7Tr/e7Ch/BABL 1st-intro files. The 1st-intro files cover 3 of the known 7e echo types; additional echo types (StayC stages, MentO mentoring codes, DOIS data architecture, and others) should be added in subsequent intro levels to progressively reveal the full hairball without overwhelming beginners.

medium

AA-7eHairball-a2

Assess whether additional 7e echo types (beyond the ~6 known types) exist and whether the structural alignment is genuine (structural) or incidental (organizational convenience). Current status: OKO.

low

AA-e7He-CardGame-a1

Design a card game for teaching the 7-stage hero journey to young audiences. Use journey segment definitions, BABL temptation patterns, Beatitude encouragements, and 7e echoes as card content. Goal: stimulate discussion of the hero journey while playing. Consider doing this in the same session where the FORGE context is already loaded.

medium

AA-e7Ch-Rev23-a1

Draft an interpretation of Revelation 2-3 (letters to the seven churches) through the e7Ch lens. Write to model/e7ch/1st-ai-deex-rev.2-3.rst. Caution: deep rabbit holes exist in this text; focus on main innovation-lifecycle parallels without getting sidetracked by eschatological detail.

low

AA-KeepDirective-a1

Collect experiences with .. keep -- content protection comment during FORGE sessions. After sufficient experience, evaluate whether gradation, expiration, StayC integration, or unification with SISYF .. compiler:protected is needed. Design doc at compiler/living-docs/dd/dd-keep-directive.rst. Syntax update (2026-03-29): Changed from .. keep:: (unknown directive, causes Sphinx ERROR) to .. keep -- (valid RST comment). All compilers should use the .. keep -- form going forward. Update references in design doc and all compiler instruction sets.

low

AA-HeadingHierarchy-a1

Permanent fix for heading-level inconsistency in compiler-generated llog content. Problem: When compilers append sections to llogs, they introduce heading underlines (===, """, etc.) that conflict with the heading hierarchy established earlier in the document. Sphinx reports CRITICAL errors for every such section. Analysis: RST determines heading levels by order of first appearance — the first underline style seen becomes level 1, etc. Compilers generate sections independently without knowing the existing heading stack. Possible fixes: (1) Define a fixed heading-level convention in the FORGE protocol (e.g., = for session, - for round, ~ for entry, " for sub-entry) and enforce it in all compiler prompts. (2) Add a post-processing step (make lint-headings or similar) that detects violations. (3) Use RST rubric or topic directives instead of headings for compiler-generated sections, avoiding the hierarchy entirely. Option (1) is recommended as it is simplest and most durable.

medium

AA-PROMY-Build-a1

Formally specify and build PROMY as an operational compiler. PROMY is currently used only informally — the workflow exists implicitly in the gap between what FORGE produces and what SISYF needs. Progress: SEED stage tested on e7He (2026-03-29), generic SEED prompt template written. PROMY llog infrastructure created in hell/llog/promy/. Remaining: (1) Finalize the SEED/FEED/GROW/REAP pipeline spec in compiler/promy/dd-promy-pipeline.rst. (2) Run FEED/GROW/REAP on e7He to complete the test case. (3) Write prompt templates for FEED, GROW, REAP (as done for SEED). (4) Write the formal skill spec (parallel to SISYF’s). (5) Remove the “implicit” note from the compiler index page. See: DD: PROMY Pipeline Specification (Draft) for the draft pipeline spec.

high

AA-LLogMigration-a1

Migrate all llogs to hell/llog/ with compiler prefixes (forge_, promy_, vv_). Currently llogs are scattered across compiler/forge/llog/, vv/jub/oov2/llog/, and model-local llog/ directories. Prerequisite: Complete PROMY extraction of e7He/e7Ch/e7Tr first (reduces the number of content refs pointing into llogs). Scope: ~68 files, ~69k lines, ~481 path references across 46 files. Estimated effort: 2–4 hours of careful refactoring plus full build check.

low