Inventory dated 2026-05-02 is preserved as a point-in-time snapshot. Today's
updates are layered on top in a dated addendum section after "Findings
summary" and before "Phase 1 — Scripts" so the original snapshot reads as
written and readers can see what changed and when.
Resolved:
- NREM-shape divergence #1 (`dream.py` cumulative cross-night exclusion
500-cap) — replaced with session-scoped novelty.
Corrections to existing findings:
- `stage2_metadata` lives on `stage_3_queue`, not `stage_2_queue` (the
2026-05-02 entry implied otherwise). Verified by direct schema read.
- Stage 2 char_length gate runs *before* the Mistral call. For sub-2000-char
docs, Mistral is never invoked — frames are not extracted then discarded,
they are simply not extracted. Reframes the architecture's "Stage 2
produces orientation for everything" commitment.
New findings (from the 2026-05-03 frame analysis):
- `ingest_conversations.py` bypasses Stage 2 entirely. 198 conversation
sources have zero frame coverage by design. Combined with the char-gate
exclusion and Stage 2 failures, only 56% of corpus has any frame data.
- All 14 voice notes and all 39 dream outputs are in the 339-doc gap.
Primary capture and self-reflection channels are silent to the frame
system; dreamer cannot frame-condition on its own output.
- File-type \u00d7 frame stratification provides discriminating signal that
cross-links Improvement #3 to the existing `embeddings.type` NULL-rate
finding.
Same NREM shape as the original cumulative-exclusion bug — the architecture's
stated commitment and what the code actually does diverge silently. This is
exactly what the inventory exists to surface.
These are working artifacts of the 2026-05-02 Track 1 stabilization
work. Versioning them alongside the code keeps the operational
narrative coherent and gives future sessions clear reference docs.
The inventory document includes the cross-repo verification finding
on share_time — captured at the document level so future sessions
don't repeat the same dead-code mischaracterization.
aaron