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ReuvenandRuFlo 9817695a60 feat: per-OS verification cognitive containers + tutorial README
Reorganizes the verification system into per-OS bundles, addressing
the cross-platform CI matrix added in c51841590.

Layout
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  verification/
    README.md                    — tutorial-structure docs (was at root)
    witness-fixes.json           — input config (OS-independent)
    results.md                   — last-run report (was at root)
    inventory.json               — capability inventory (was at root)
    linux/
      manifest.md.json           — signed by Linux CI
      history.jsonl
    macos/
      manifest.md.json           — signed by macOS CI
      history.jsonl
    windows/
      manifest.md.json           — signed by Windows CI
      history.jsonl

Why per-OS
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File hashes drift across platforms (LF vs CRLF normalization, path
separators, prebuilt binary differences). Each OS produces its own
truthful snapshot. The cross-platform witness-verify CI job runs
once per OS and writes/verifies that OS's bundle, catching
platform-specific marker drift before it reaches users on that
platform.

linux/ + windows/ initially seeded by copying the macOS-generated
manifests; CI on each OS will regenerate its own per-OS bundle on
first push.

Why JSONL inside, not binary RVF
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@ruvector/rvf-node provides a true RVF binary format with native
bindings on all 3 OSes — but it's optimized for vector similarity
search, not key-value retrieval. The witness use case is structured
key-value lookup (snapshot N's commit + fix statuses), so JSONL is
the better fit inside each container. The folder layout adopts the
RVF *cognitive container* concept (per-OS bundle of manifest +
history + metadata); the file format inside is JSONL.

Script changes
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  - lib.mjs: added osDir() platform mapper + 'os' field on manifest +
    'os' field on history entries.
  - regen-witness.mjs: defaults to verification/<os>/{manifest,history}
    using process.platform → osDir.
  - v3-ci.yml: witness-verify reads its OS-specific manifest via
    $RUNNER_OS dispatch.

Tutorial README
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verification/README.md rewritten as a tutorial: bootstrap → register
fix → regen → verify → investigate regressions → wire into CI. Plus
features matrix, daily cheat sheet, schema, anti-patterns, integration
with the broader regression stack (Layer 1/2/3 from the agentic-
validation gist).

Co-Authored-By: RuFlo <ruv@ruv.net>
2026-05-09 10:47:43 -04:00
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2026-01-04 19:30:59 +00:00