symfonic.agent.cutover.memory_consolidation_rows¶
memory_consolidation_rows ¶
C1-D: TA8.37's nine consolidation and entity-linking rows.
All nine were recorded MIGRATE and none of them can be: the kernel lifecycle
has no consolidation stage, so "a named kernel consumer reads the value" is
false of every one. They are applied PARTIALLY MIGRATED on the licence
TA8.44 admitted self_reflection on -- inert by a coupling, so admitting
them moves the route and nothing else.
The nine differ in what they tune and not in why they are inert, so the
override argument is composed once by :func:consolidation_row rather than
copied nine times: nine copies would be nine chances for one of them to drift
into claiming something the other eight do not.
AMENDED 2026-09-02, verdict unchanged. The first clause of the argument below
stopped being true: the kernel lifecycle now declares a consolidation stage
(memory.nap, FINALIZE, after memory.lifecycle) and the QUICK roster has
implementations behind it. What still holds is the conclusion, for a different
reason: the kernel-native coordinator is configured by its own arguments -- a
ConsolidationSchedule and the phases quick_phases builds -- and reads
no FrameworkConfig field at all, so no kernel consumer reads THESE nine
values and 'MIGRATED' would still be false of them. Both pins the licence rests
on are also untouched: auto_consolidate is still in BASELINE_OVERRIDES
and quick_nap_interval is still retired, so no admissible legacy turn
consolidates or naps. Recorded here rather than by editing the sentence away,
and the RET-PREP config-admission-inventory.json still carries the original
wording: it is a dated snapshot of TA8.37's evidence, and this module is the
live ledger.
consolidation_row ¶
One C1-D row. Nine rows, one argument, stated once.
The nine differ in what they tune and not in why they are inert, so the override argument is composed here rather than copied nine times: nine copies would be nine chances for one of them to drift into claiming something the other eight do not.