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/* method-ASK_relay-graph-ptx-projection.source.js
   D07 // adversarial relay graph + PTX projection // source-v1 // 2026-07-28

   Subject: the difference between the NATIVE topology of an adversarial-collaboration
   exchange and the LINEAR PTX artifact that later represents it.

   The native exchange is a partially-ordered multi-thread graph. A PTX is a faithful
   linearized PROJECTION of that graph, selected and ordered by ASK. It is not the
   native topology, not necessarily wall-clock chronology, and not an authority
   converter: it records ASK's ASSEMBLED ATTRIBUTION of drafting, adoption, and execution.
   It does not change those roles, and the recorded attribution may itself require
   verification.

   One relayed passage carries three different labels at once, and the figure exists to
   keep them separable.

   Repo prose is source of truth: docs/source-of-intent.md §Provenance transcript PTX marker. */

window.TREE_D07 = {
  kind: 'root',
  label: 'RELAY GRAPH >> PTX PROJECTION',
  note: 'a partially-ordered multi-thread exchange, and the linear artifact that represents it',
  children: [
    { kind: 'section', label: 'panel A · native topology', tag: 'what actually happens · partially ordered', children: [
      { kind: 'group', label: 'parallel strands', note: 'separate ACTIVE THREAD CONTEXTS; no automatic shared thread state. Named durable sources may be read independently by both', children: [
        { label: 'ASK', note: 'the apex · the only ACTOR that relays conversational material across strands' },
        { label: 'GPT advisor strand', note: 'non-writing · challenge, reconstruction, verification' },
        { label: 'Claude executor strand', note: 'single-writer · plans and performs authorized work' },
      ]},
      { kind: 'group', label: 'what crosses between them', note: 'there is no direct thread-to-thread channel. Cross-strand CONVERSATIONAL transfer occurs through ASK’s relay; both strands may separately read named durable artifacts', children: [
        { label: 'ASK relays advisor output to the executor' },
        { label: 'ASK relays executor state back to the advisor' },
        { label: 'parallel side conversations' },
        { label: 'delayed returns · branch rejoins · re-quotations' },
      ]},
      { label: 'ordering', note: 'PARTIAL. Two strands can advance simultaneously; there is no single true sequence to read off' },
    ]},
    { kind: 'section', label: 'the projection operation', tag: 'ASK selects · groups · orders · re-quotes', children: [
      { label: 'what ASK does', note: 'assembles selected events from the graph into one readable sequence' },
      { label: 'what it produces', note: 'durable bytes · a path · speaker markers · assembly order · a -PTX role marker · optionally a _vN transcript version' },
      { label: 'what it does NOT change', note: 'who drafted the words · whether ASK adopted them · what the relay envelope authorized · whether the instruction was executed' },
    ]},
    { kind: 'section', label: 'panel B · the PTX artifact', tag: 'linear · faithful · not the topology', children: [
      { label: 'form', note: 'ASK >> · GPT >> · Claude >> · /// branch and splice boundaries' },
      { label: 'what it is', note: 'ASK-assembled provenance retained for lineage and later verification' },
      { label: 'what it is not', note: 'not a canonical · not a model draft · not a handoff · not an approval or execution instruction · not an ingestion-state marker' },
      { label: 'lifecycle', note: 'ASK-owned. Do not edit, extend, close, freeze, or advance a PTX unless ASK directs the exact operation' },
      { label: 'may carry terminal -TBI', note: 'feeding a transcript does not make it a routed handoff; resolving the overlay returns it to -PTX unchanged' },
    ]},
    { kind: 'section', label: 'three labels on ONE relayed passage', tag: 'the reason the projection must stay legible', children: [
      { label: 'drafting provenance', note: 'GPT — who composed the words' },
      { label: 'normative voice', note: 'ASK, through relay — who made them operative' },
      { label: 'execution provenance', note: 'Claude — who acted on them' },
      { label: 'speaker marker', note: 'ASK-ASSEMBLED ATTRIBUTION EVIDENCE — a reason to inspect, not infallible proof of drafting provenance. PTX assembly itself may contain error; an anomalous marker is a signal to CHECK, not a settled fact' },
      { label: 'the collapse to avoid', note: 'reading a quoted passage inside a PTX as operative because it appears in the transcript' },
    ]},
  ],
};