From 2ebaa43c3f533bdd134c52cadc861b4e43d78a28 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001 From: Daniel Ellison Date: Tue, 21 Jul 2026 06:00:24 -0400 Subject: [PATCH] Record the pamphlet warmth passes in the handoff --- project/handoff/README.md | 2 +- project/handoff/current_state.md | 2 +- 2 files changed, 2 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-) diff --git a/project/handoff/README.md b/project/handoff/README.md index f3a802a6..ba7b1626 100644 --- a/project/handoff/README.md +++ b/project/handoff/README.md @@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ Do not use `archive/` as current evidence. It preserves history, including appro ## Where the work stopped -SEM-09B and SEM-09C are complete. D045 through D052 migrated all eight module learning paths, and all 1,275 lexicon entries are target-shaped. There are no legacy, partial, or dual entries. SEM-09D is in progress: fifteen literary passes complete the shelf, the drafted Phi book is current through chapter 7, all seven manual parts have received teaching passes, all twenty-seven primer files are reviewed, and three pamphlets are current. Parts I through III repair the beginner's conceptual foundation, the philosophy and learning chapters, and pronunciation and writing-mode teaching. Part IV brings all fifty-three grammar lessons under the closed inventories and current lexical meanings. Part V restores the exact scopes and orders of coordination, discourse marking, clause frames, and relative clauses; D054 corrects purpose order, and D055 enforces modifier-first structure across the active corpus. Part VI repairs social-force claims, transmutation method, measured practice, completed-vocabulary use, and exact source handling. Part VII corrects the compact grammar and reading samples, reviews all eight module chapters, and reconciles the compound registry with the completed lexicon. The primer pass repairs pronunciation, modality, evidentiality, names, and missing word-table support while preserving the household course. The evidentiality pamphlet restores the four claimed-source particles; the three-slots pamphlet restores the closed particle inventory, exact rank order, and contextual limits of grammatical marking; the spoken-punctuation pamphlet keeps those lexical forms distinct from typographic marks and narrows dictation to what speech can recover. None of these teaching passes found a lexical gap. Part IV uses one labelled optional Work root with a base alternative, and Part VI does the same for Commons `kowela`; the general primer and all three reviewed pamphlets are module-free. A warmth revision then re-tuned the whole manual's register without touching facts, Phi, glosses, or IPA. Part I set the method: ration the no-guarantee hedge, restore the original manuscripts' imagery on design-intent verbs rather than effect claims, and end each part on a threshold. Parts II through VII followed part by part, a dedicated additive pass returned salvaged imagery to the drier middle grammar chapters, and the voice guide's anti-pattern table now carries both governing rules: the waiver row, whose budget was subsequently ruled a ceiling rather than a quota so that the general charter lives once in Part I and each chapter keeps only boundaries that teach its own subject, and the effect-verb-under-an-image row, with a gallery pair showing that the cure for a false effect claim is changing the verb, not deleting the image. +SEM-09B and SEM-09C are complete. D045 through D052 migrated all eight module learning paths, and all 1,275 lexicon entries are target-shaped. There are no legacy, partial, or dual entries. SEM-09D is in progress: fifteen literary passes complete the shelf, the drafted Phi book is current through chapter 7, all seven manual parts have received teaching passes, all twenty-seven primer files are reviewed, and three pamphlets are current. Parts I through III repair the beginner's conceptual foundation, the philosophy and learning chapters, and pronunciation and writing-mode teaching. Part IV brings all fifty-three grammar lessons under the closed inventories and current lexical meanings. Part V restores the exact scopes and orders of coordination, discourse marking, clause frames, and relative clauses; D054 corrects purpose order, and D055 enforces modifier-first structure across the active corpus. Part VI repairs social-force claims, transmutation method, measured practice, completed-vocabulary use, and exact source handling. Part VII corrects the compact grammar and reading samples, reviews all eight module chapters, and reconciles the compound registry with the completed lexicon. The primer pass repairs pronunciation, modality, evidentiality, names, and missing word-table support while preserving the household course. The evidentiality pamphlet restores the four claimed-source particles; the three-slots pamphlet restores the closed particle inventory, exact rank order, and contextual limits of grammatical marking; the spoken-punctuation pamphlet keeps those lexical forms distinct from typographic marks and narrows dictation to what speech can recover. None of these teaching passes found a lexical gap. Part IV uses one labelled optional Work root with a base alternative, and Part VI does the same for Commons `kowela`; the general primer and all three reviewed pamphlets are module-free. A warmth revision then re-tuned the whole manual's register without touching facts, Phi, glosses, or IPA. Part I set the method: ration the no-guarantee hedge, restore the original manuscripts' imagery on design-intent verbs rather than effect claims, and end each part on a threshold. Parts II through VII followed part by part, a dedicated additive pass returned salvaged imagery to the drier middle grammar chapters, and the voice guide's anti-pattern table now carries both governing rules: the waiver row, whose budget was subsequently ruled a ceiling rather than a quota so that the general charter lives once in Part I and each chapter keeps only boundaries that teach its own subject, and the effect-verb-under-an-image row, with a gallery pair showing that the cure for a false effect claim is changing the verb, not deleting the image. The three retrofitted pamphlets then received the same register pass: the evidentiality pamphlet gained its well image and four-syllable map, the three-slots pamphlet its room, deed, and thing, and the spoken-punctuation pamphlet its read-aloud-without-loss vista, with the per-particle hedge tails converted throughout. The execution sequence is settled: diff --git a/project/handoff/current_state.md b/project/handoff/current_state.md index aee73fce..78312900 100644 --- a/project/handoff/current_state.md +++ b/project/handoff/current_state.md @@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ The first pamphlet pass reviews all eleven files in `pamphlets/evidentiality/`. The second pamphlet pass reviews all thirteen files in `pamphlets/three_slots/`. It restores the particles as one part of grammar, closes Slot 0 to its documented combinations, keeps Slot 1 in its six-rank order, and treats Slot 2 as constituent scope. Across the three slots, grammatical form no longer certifies character or social force. The former open-cell tables now state the complete grammar, and the exercises test context without becoming weekly quotas. Direct base `pharelo` replaces generic making in the soup exercise; vocabulary and module placement stay unchanged. -A warmth revision then re-tuned the entire manual's register without touching facts, Phi, glosses, or IPA. The no-guarantee hedge is rationed to at most one full-strength statement per chapter, and that budget is a ceiling rather than a quota: a kept statement must teach its own chapter's subject, the general charter lives once in Part I, and a chapter whose subject does not raise the temptation carries none. Original-manuscript imagery returned on design-intent verbs, from the dwelling and pillar portraits in Part I through the garden, builder, stream, and pearl images of Parts II and III to the stagecraft passive and door-ajar possibility of the middle grammar chapters, and every part except VI, whose own ending needed no help, now closes on a threshold. `documents/reference/voice_for_models.md` carries the governing rules: the waiver row with its ceiling reading, and the effect-verb-under-an-image row with a gallery pair showing that the cure for a false effect claim is changing the verb, not deleting the image. Apply both rules in any future teaching-prose pass, and when a commission is additive, measure the additions. +A warmth revision then re-tuned the entire manual's register without touching facts, Phi, glosses, or IPA. The no-guarantee hedge is rationed to at most one full-strength statement per chapter, and that budget is a ceiling rather than a quota: a kept statement must teach its own chapter's subject, the general charter lives once in Part I, and a chapter whose subject does not raise the temptation carries none. Original-manuscript imagery returned on design-intent verbs, from the dwelling and pillar portraits in Part I through the garden, builder, stream, and pearl images of Parts II and III to the stagecraft passive and door-ajar possibility of the middle grammar chapters, and every part except VI, whose own ending needed no help, now closes on a threshold. `documents/reference/voice_for_models.md` carries the governing rules: the waiver row with its ceiling reading, and the effect-verb-under-an-image row with a gallery pair showing that the cure for a false effect claim is changing the verb, not deleting the image. The three reviewed pamphlets have since received the same register pass, so the coming pamphlet retrofits owe accuracy and warmth together from the start. Apply both rules in any future teaching-prose pass, and when a commission is additive, measure the additions. The third pamphlet pass reviews all eleven files in `pamphlets/spoken_punctuation/`. It keeps "spoken punctuation" as a teaching analogy rather than a grammatical category, restores all seven gap-words, and separates direct `wa` from embedded `wela ... welo`. The clause lesson now gives each construction its own boundary and states the modifier-first order of `lila`. The exclamation lesson no longer assigns one false replacement to `!`, while the dictation check separates recoverable lexical forms from silent periods and outside source notation. Portable names keep `ne`, motion to the quoted group uses `kau`, direct `sukaro` replaces an intensity workaround, and the contradictory "final `wa`" note in `thilou` is corrected. No root, lexical question, module term, or membership change is added.