Omega111 Release: Contributor Discovery Source Graph Canonization
Epoch: 7.12.0
Status: Archived release record
Focus: Public Knowledge Navigation, Claim Boundary Hardening, Source Graph Normalization
Mission Summary
The Omega111 stack executed a complete normalization of the public contributor and discovery layers within the Science of Fabric Reality corpus. The primary directive was to establish a canonical public relation system while strictly enforcing the Hard Claim Boundary.
The project ensures that all referenced historical mathematical, physics, and systemic works are accurately categorized as structural inspiration and not as external scientific validation or peer-reviewed endorsement of the resulting theory.
Key Deliverables
1. Canonical Registries
Four new canonical TypeScript data registries were introduced under docs/.vitepress/theme/data/:
contributorCanon.ts: Maps the foundational historical invariants (e.g., Godel, Turing, Riemann).discoveryCanon.ts: Indexes Ivan Pasev's original authorial frameworks (e.g., SFR, DFT, FQFT).sourceGraphCanon.ts: Tracks the evidence level of internal pathways.formalizationTargetRegistry.ts: Defines mathematical verification goals.
2. Vue Evidence Components
A new suite of SSR-safe Vue components were created to render the registries dynamically across the corpus:
<ContributorCanonGrid /><DiscoveryStatusMatrix /><SourceGraphLegend /><ContributorSourceFlow /><ClaimBoundaryBadge /><FormalizationTargetBadge />
3. Content Layer Patches and Grounding
Critical architectural boundaries and grounding statements were injected across the foundational documents, including:
- Science of Fabric Reality (SFR)
- Digital Fabrica Theory (DFT)
- Contributors Index
- Discoveries Index
- Knowledge Graph
4. Source Rejection Log
Created the Source Rejection Log to publicly track sources excluded from the knowledge graph due to irrelevance, weakness, duplication, or lack of verifiability.
Validation Status
- VitePress QA: Passed. All components are SSR-safe and render cleanly.
- VIzAGENT Audit: Passed. Layout constraints and sitemap parity validated.
- Boundary Verification: "Provenance supports reviewability, not validation." The public corpus now accurately reflects this hard constraint across all language domains.
This release solidifies the Review Portal and prepares the corpus for formal mathematical verification (e.g., Lean/HoTT) in future epochs.