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russell@unturf.com
549f491218
docs: 'The permacomputer' → 'Our permacomputer' (CLAUDE.md style rule) 
Per shared-things convention: prefer 'our' for community-owned things;
'the' implies fixed singular ownership. The permacomputer is collective
infrastructure, so 'our' fits better than 'the'.

Updated three places (single canonical preamble text):
- LICENSE (Permacomputer Preamble section, our text — not the AGPL)
- README.md License section
- docs/_source/conf.py rst_epilog (per-page footer on RTD)
 2026-05-04 09:23:06 -04:00
russell@unturf.com
5cf76dbc8f
LICENSE: full AGPL-3.0 + Permacomputer Preamble 
Replaces the one-line whitepaper-clause LICENSE with the full text
from russellballestrini/unfirehose-nextjs-logger@main/LICENSE: the
Permacomputer Preamble + canonical GNU AGPL-3.0 terms (695 lines).

Source: https://github.com/russellballestrini/unfirehose-nextjs-logger/blob/main/LICENSE
 2026-04-27 16:15:16 -04:00
russell@unturf.com
bd9080a4cb
license: use verbatim text from the whitepaper 
Replace the boilerplate AGPL-3.0 header in LICENSE with the exact
license clause from the Merkle Providence Reverse RAG whitepaper
(April 2026, Russell Ballestrini / David Wong / Riley Morgan):

  License: AGPL-3.0-only · This algorithm, its implementation, &
  all associated code carry the GNU Affero General Public License
  v3.0 (only). You may use, modify, & distribute under those terms.
  No proprietary relicensing exists.

README's License section quotes the same clause and links the
whitepaper as the canonical source.

Source: https://unfirehose.com/downloads/merkle-reverse-rag-whitepaper.pdf
 2026-04-27 14:06:57 -04:00
russell@unturf.com
856b3116d7
phase 0 explore: aborist core + sources + distill + evict 
A content-addressed, Merkle-committed document store implementing the
runtime spec from Merkle Providence Reverse RAG (April 2026 whitepaper)
and Merkle-AGI v9.8 admissibility ledger. Ports proxy.unturf.com Go
merkle conventions to Python: non-commutative HashCombine with 0x03
prefix, explicit IsLeft per sibling, self-duplicate odd elements.

What's in:

- merkle.py — proof generation/verification, JSON serialization
- store.py — v9.8 SQLite schema: 8-dim providence_cache key,
  falsification_state, append-only audit chain, surface/core kind,
  hot/warm/cold tier, derivations, edges
- ingest.py — Source -> normalize -> chunk -> merkle -> upsert,
  idempotent on document_root collision
- search/ — SearchBackend ABC with explicit AuditMode (STRICT/HYBRID/
  VISUAL), FTS5 backend returning VISUAL hits
- sources/ — wikipedia.py (streaming bz2/MySQL extended-INSERT parser
  for 2003-era cur dumps); html_page.py (selectolax + httpx, robots.txt
  honored automatically)
- distill/ — Distiller ABC + first-sentence-v1 stub. Runner generates
  per-contributing-chunk Merkle proofs binding cores back to source
  document_root.
- evict.py — hot->cold demote (NULLs content, drops FTS row, retains
  leaf_hash). rehydrate() refetches via source pipeline; matching root
  restores content, mismatching root marks providence stale and writes
  rehydrate_drift event. Cores never evict.
- cli.py — ingest / search / verify / stats / distill / evict /
  rehydrate
- 31 tests covering merkle round-trip, ingest+audit, chunker version
  binding, html parse, distillation proof verification, evict+
  rehydrate including drift detection.

Smoke: 503 Wikipedia 2003-05-16 + 3 fox-owned HTML pages ingested,
478 cores produced (24 surface->core merkle dedups), 7 chunks evicted
to cold and round-tripped via rehydrate, 987 audit events chained 0
breaks.
 2026-04-27 07:53:18 -04:00