docs/truth_contract.mddocs/reproducibility.mdartifacts/expected/expected_metrics.jsonartifacts/expected/expected_files.jsonartifacts/expected/output_schema.jsonartifacts/expected/verification_rules.jsonoutputs/canonical/summary.jsonoutputs/canonical/verification.json
Supporting corroborators:
benchmarks/manifests/tp53_canonical_manifest.jsonbenchmarks/manifests/brca1_transfer_manifest.jsonbenchmarks/manifests/source_snapshot.jsonbenchmarks/manifests/checksums.jsonbenchmarks/benchmark_registry.json
validation_anchorflagship_non_anchor_canonical_targetreplay_ready_transfer_surfaceauxiliary_bounded_executable_surfacenegative_guardrailclosure_tribunal_surface
TP53remains the default executable validation anchor.- canonical compatibility command:
uv run spectralbio canonical
- replay-first command:
uv run spectralbio replay --target tp53 --json --cpu-only --offline
BRCA1_transfer100remains bounded and secondary.- compatibility command:
uv run spectralbio transfer
- it must not be promoted to co-primary benchmark status.
BRCA2is the strongest non-anchor replay surface.- replay command:
uv run spectralbio replay --target brca2 --json --cpu-only --offline
- this does not replace TP53 as the validation anchor.
TSC2CREBBP
These surfaces are public, frozen, replayable, and bounded. They are not flagship canonical centerpieces and they are not a license for universal portability claims.
BRCA1MSH2
These guardrails must remain explicit in code, docs, and interpretation.
- Block 13 strengthens target-level portability across
TP53,BRCA2,TSC2, andCREBBP. - Block 14 keeps the harsh final holdout/control tribunal mixed.
Interpretation:
- target-level portability strengthened
- model-level closure not achieved
- universal generalization
- full closure
- broad cross-protein law
- universal alpha transfer
- plug-and-play for any gene
- claim that all replay-ready surfaces are equal to TP53
- claim that BRCA2/TSC2/CREBBP are the default executable anchor
uv sync --frozen
uv run spectralbio preflight --json --cpu-only --offline
uv run spectralbio replay-audit --json --cpu-only --offlineuv run spectralbio replay --target tp53 --json --cpu-only --offline
uv run spectralbio replay --target brca2 --json --cpu-only --offline
uv run spectralbio replay --target tsc2 --json --cpu-only --offline
uv run spectralbio replay --target crebbp --json --cpu-only --offlineuv run spectralbio canonical
uv run spectralbio transfer
uv run spectralbio verify
uv run spectralbio verify-legacyInterpretation:
verifywithout--targetpreserves the older TP53 plus bounded BRCA1 executable contract.verify --target <target>validates a newer replay benchmark bundle for that specific target.
Every core command must emit:
outputs/status/<run_id>/status.jsonoutputs/status/<run_id>/stdout.logoutputs/status/<run_id>/stderr.logoutputs/status/<run_id>/command.txt
doctor must also emit:
outputs/status/<run_id>/diagnosis.json
Every replay target bundle must emit:
summary.jsonverification.jsonprovenance.jsonmanifest.jsonmetrics.jsonchecksums.jsonstatus.json
benchmarks/benchmark_registry.json is the machine-readable role map used by spectralbio list-targets.
Required role mapping:
TP53->validation_anchorBRCA2->flagship_non_anchor_canonical_targetTSC2->replay_ready_transfer_surfaceCREBBP->replay_ready_transfer_surfaceBRCA1->negative_guardrailMSH2->negative_guardrailHOLDOUT_CONTROL->closure_tribunal_surface
spectralbio adapt creates a scaffold only.
spectralbio applicability emits bounded diagnostics only:
likely_helpfullikely_boundedlikely_not_recommended
Neither command may be described as proof of universal transfer.