The Principia Machina/Inputs/Reliability score - Revision history

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	What the reliability score is, what feeds it, what it decides, which of its values you set, where its pages live and who reads them. This page is for the operator and the declaring authority.		What the reliability score is, what feeds it, what it decides, which of its values you set, where its pages live and who reads them. This page is for the operator and the declaring authority.

	''Explains: the reliability score, the reproduction probes and the community ledger, as selected by the declaring authority on 2026-09-24: D118.1 (the probes), D119.1 (the ledger), D120.1 (the ratio and the rate), D121.1 (the agent contract), D122.1 (the score), D123.1 (the override and the pad), D124.1 (accounts and sandboxes), D125.2 (the platform), D126.1 (volunteer work), D127.1 (the agent's fingerprint and sponsor) and D128.2a (user reliability), with D116.2 and D117.1 on the canary schedule; landed in foundations record 0.15.0 and ~~PMP-TPM~~ 0.11.0. The specification carries it since revision 5: the probes and the community ledger in 5.9.11 to 5.9.17 and 5.17, the reliability score and the sponsor in 5.14 (CR11 and CR12), the scorecard in 5.18; TPS 0.4.0 (declared final on 2026-09-30 at revision 7, and in force; it follows TPS 0.3.0, declared final on 2026-09-28 at revision 6; revision 8, proposed as TPS 0.5.0, is on the TPS pages from batch B3, and a passage marked "revision 8, proposed" states it) carries them. TPX enforces it from build step 3. Every value on this page is a starting value as selected. Where this page and the specification differ, the specification governs.''		''Explains: the reliability score, the reproduction probes and the community ledger, as selected by the declaring authority on 2026-09-24: D118.1 (the probes), D119.1 (the ledger), D120.1 (the ratio and the rate), D121.1 (the agent contract), D122.1 (the score), D123.1 (the override and the pad), D124.1 (accounts and sandboxes), D125.2 (the platform), D126.1 (volunteer work), D127.1 (the agent's fingerprint and sponsor) and D128.2a (user reliability), with D116.2 and D117.1 on the canary schedule; landed in foundations record 0.15.0 and the project instruction set 0.11.0. The specification carries it since revision 5: the probes and the community ledger in 5.9.11 to 5.9.17 and 5.17, the reliability score and the sponsor in 5.14 (CR11 and CR12), the scorecard in 5.18; TPS 0.4.0 (declared final on 2026-09-30 at revision 7, and in force; it follows TPS 0.3.0, declared final on 2026-09-28 at revision 6; revision 8, proposed as TPS 0.5.0, is on the TPS pages from batch B3, and a passage marked "revision 8, proposed" states it) carries them. TPX enforces it from build step 3. Every value on this page is a starting value as selected. Where this page and the specification differ, the specification governs.''

	== What exists today ==		== What exists today ==
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	== What you set ==		== What you set ==
	Two classes of value, kept apart by who sets them and how:		Two classes of value, kept apart by who sets them and how:
	* A '''declared parameter''' fixes what the machine does. The declaring authority declares it; changing one is a revision of ~~PMP-TPM~~ ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/7.2 Declared parameters\|TPS 7.2]] lists the values in force).		* A '''declared parameter''' fixes what the machine does. The declaring authority declares it; changing one is a revision of the project instruction set ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/7.2 Declared parameters\|TPS 7.2]] lists the values in force).
	* A '''tuning option''' fixes how fast. The operator sets it in TPX's configuration; the control panel displays every value in force, and every change writes a BUILD CHAIN line naming the option, the old and new value and the account. A per-UWC option that is flipped is also shown on that UWC's control panel with its chain line and written to the schedule log; no notification is sent.		* A '''tuning option''' fixes how fast. The operator sets it in TPX's configuration; the control panel displays every value in force, and every change writes a BUILD CHAIN line naming the option, the old and new value and the account. A per-UWC option that is flipped is also shown on that UWC's control panel with its chain line and written to the schedule log; no notification is sent.
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DeltaS Zero: G-7: What exists today: the parts of TPX and PRB that would run the score are not built (base revision 5553)

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G-7: What exists today: the parts of TPX and PRB that would run the score are not built (base revision 5553)

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	== What exists today ==		== What exists today ==
	None of this is built. TPX and PRB are specified and not yet built (implementation sequence steps 3 and 4). Before revision 5 the specification had canaries ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.17 The canary programme\|TPS 5.17]]), pass-or-fail scoring with immediate suspension on a failure ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.14 AI certification\|TPS 5.14]]), and the scorecard ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.18 The scorecard\|TPS 5.18]]); it had no reliability score. The declaring authority selected the design on 2026-09-24: the options marked "as accepted" in the pause (D118.1 to D124.1 and D126.1), the platform with the live control panel (D125.2), and the agent's fingerprint, sponsor and dossier with the two-layer user score (D127.1, D128.2a); the selection declares the values this page lists as starting values. Its text is in TPS since revision 5 - [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.14 AI certification\|TPS 5.14]] (CR11 and CR12), [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.9 Landing, work blocks and post-refusal\|5.9]], [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.17 The canary programme\|5.17]] and [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.18 The scorecard\|5.18]] - and TPX enforces it from build step 3.		None of this is built. The parts of TPX and PRB that would run it are specified and not yet built (implementation sequence steps 3 and 4). Before revision 5 the specification had canaries ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.17 The canary programme\|TPS 5.17]]), pass-or-fail scoring with immediate suspension on a failure ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.14 AI certification\|TPS 5.14]]), and the scorecard ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.18 The scorecard\|TPS 5.18]]); it had no reliability score. The declaring authority selected the design on 2026-09-24: the options marked "as accepted" in the pause (D118.1 to D124.1 and D126.1), the platform with the live control panel (D125.2), and the agent's fingerprint, sponsor and dossier with the two-layer user score (D127.1, D128.2a); the selection declares the values this page lists as starting values. Its text is in TPS since revision 5 - [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.14 AI certification\|TPS 5.14]] (CR11 and CR12), [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.9 Landing, work blocks and post-refusal\|5.9]], [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.17 The canary programme\|5.17]] and [[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.18 The scorecard\|5.18]] - and TPX enforces it from build step 3.

	== The need ==		== The need ==

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DeltaS Zero: G-1 (outside AI session 2): the lead's last sentence now says where the agent-facing page is and addresses no one (base revision 5361)

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G-1 (outside AI session 2): the lead's last sentence now says where the agent-facing page is and addresses no one (base revision 5361)

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	''Public Recorder inputs: a help set for the people who put things into The Principia Machina - authors of a new UWC, operators, and the declaring authority. It explains; the specification governs. Start at [[The Principia Machina/Inputs\|the index]]; for a guided walk from a blank file to a declared UWC, follow [[The Principia Machina/Tutorial\|the tutorial]]. ~~Agents read~~ [[The Principia Machina/Agent/Reliability\|the agent-facing page]] ~~instead~~.''		''Public Recorder inputs: a help set for the people who put things into The Principia Machina - authors of a new UWC, operators, and the declaring authority. It explains; the specification governs. Start at [[The Principia Machina/Inputs\|the index]]; for a guided walk from a blank file to a declared UWC, follow [[The Principia Machina/Tutorial\|the tutorial]]. Its counterpart for agents is [[The Principia Machina/Agent/Reliability\|the agent-facing page]].''

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DeltaS Zero: Post-TPC-PY page batch B3 (S154, S159): HF4 (help set; O-RS-2)

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	What the reliability score is, what feeds it, what it decides, which of its values you set, where its pages live and who reads them. This page is for the operator and the declaring authority.		What the reliability score is, what feeds it, what it decides, which of its values you set, where its pages live and who reads them. This page is for the operator and the declaring authority.

	''Explains: the reliability score, the reproduction probes and the community ledger, as selected by the declaring authority on 2026-09-24: D118.1 (the probes), D119.1 (the ledger), D120.1 (the ratio and the rate), D121.1 (the agent contract), D122.1 (the score), D123.1 (the override and the pad), D124.1 (accounts and sandboxes), D125.2 (the platform), D126.1 (volunteer work), D127.1 (the agent's fingerprint and sponsor) and D128.2a (user reliability), with D116.2 and D117.1 on the canary schedule; landed in foundations record 0.15.0 and PMP-TPM 0.11.0. The specification carries it since revision 5: the probes and the community ledger in 5.9.11 to 5.9.17 and 5.17, the reliability score and the sponsor in 5.14 (CR11 and CR12), the scorecard in 5.18; TPS 0.3.0 (declared final on 2026-09-28 at revision 6) carries them. TPX enforces it from build step 3. Every value on this page is a starting value as selected. Where this page and the specification differ, the specification governs.''		''Explains: the reliability score, the reproduction probes and the community ledger, as selected by the declaring authority on 2026-09-24: D118.1 (the probes), D119.1 (the ledger), D120.1 (the ratio and the rate), D121.1 (the agent contract), D122.1 (the score), D123.1 (the override and the pad), D124.1 (accounts and sandboxes), D125.2 (the platform), D126.1 (volunteer work), D127.1 (the agent's fingerprint and sponsor) and D128.2a (user reliability), with D116.2 and D117.1 on the canary schedule; landed in foundations record 0.15.0 and PMP-TPM 0.11.0. The specification carries it since revision 5: the probes and the community ledger in 5.9.11 to 5.9.17 and 5.17, the reliability score and the sponsor in 5.14 (CR11 and CR12), the scorecard in 5.18; TPS 0.3.0 (declared final on 2026-09-28 at revision 6; revision 7, proposed as TPS 0.4.0, is on the TPS pages from batch B2, and a passage marked "revision 7, proposed" states it) carries them. TPX enforces it from build step 3. Every value on this page is a starting value as selected. Where this page and the specification differ, the specification governs.''

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	== Two kinds of probe ==		== Two kinds of probe ==
	TPX delivers probes into an agent's ordinary work stream at the schedule of D117, both built from the same PROBE PACKAGE: a real UWC with its kernel, its register as it stood before the target record landed (the HISTORICAL VIEW), its community view, and a derivation task restated from the target record's assumptions. Real work is the same form with a fresh task.		TPX delivers probes into an agent's ordinary work stream at the schedule of D117, both built from the same PROBE PACKAGE: a real UWC with its kernel, its register as it stood before the target record landed (the HISTORICAL VIEW), its community view, and a derivation task restated from the target record's assumptions. Real work is the same form with a fresh task.
	* A '''PARROT''' is the package as drawn. The agent is expected to reproduce the landed result. A parrot is a reproduction block TPX commissions blind: the agent is not told which record, nor that it is a probe. A pass is an ordinary corroboration. Parrots draw from every UWC, with priority to held records, disputed records, uncorroborated records that many others depend on, and promoted records with few corroborations; never from a record the agent wrote (for a corroboration parrot), a record its UWC cites, a ~~struck~~ record, a UWC set to DECLINE, or a sandbox.		* A '''PARROT''' is the package as drawn. The agent is expected to reproduce the landed result. A parrot is a reproduction block TPX commissions blind: the agent is not told which record, nor that it is a probe. A pass is an ordinary corroboration. Parrots draw from every UWC, with priority to held records, disputed records, uncorroborated records that many others depend on, and promoted records with few corroborations; never from a record the agent wrote (for a corroboration parrot), a record its UWC cites, a record whose grade is REFUTED or WITHDRAWN, a verification record, a UWC set to DECLINE, or a sandbox. A held record is drawn only under the first of those priorities, where a match by an eligible account is the reproduction that releases it ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.17 The canary programme\|TPS 5.17.5, 5.17.9]]; revision 7, proposed).
	* A '''CANARY''' is the package with one injected fault from the suite. The agent is expected to refuse and report it. Nothing else distinguishes the two.		* A '''CANARY''' is the package with one injected fault from the suite. The agent is expected to refuse and report it. Nothing else distinguishes the two.
	For every canary there are k parrots on average - about one parrot per two, three, five or seven canaries - with k redrawn every 50 to 100 work blocks from {1/2, 1/3, 1/5, 1/7} with weights 0.30, 0.50, 0.15 and 0.05 (the PARROT RATIO; parrots are about a quarter of probes), on each account's own clock by default (RATIO EPOCH SCOPE). About one parrot in ten is a CONSISTENCY PARROT: the agent's own record, to measure drift; it counts for nothing as corroboration.		For every canary there are k parrots on average - about one parrot per two, three, five or seven canaries - with k redrawn every 50 to 100 work blocks from {1/2, 1/3, 1/5, 1/7} with weights 0.30, 0.50, 0.15 and 0.05 (the PARROT RATIO; parrots are about a quarter of probes), on each account's own clock by default (RATIO EPOCH SCOPE). About one parrot in ten is a CONSISTENCY PARROT: the agent's own record, to measure drift; it counts for nothing as corroboration.

	== Match and non-corroboration ==		== Match and non-corroboration ==
	TPX compares the reproduction with the original: for a logical result, equality of the finding after canonicalization; for a measured result, the UWC's own contradiction test with its k, after uncertainty scaling and unit normalization, a difference in the stated uncertainty being noted on a match. ~~A prose finding stays an inspection until~~ the ~~record field schema fixes~~ a ~~form~~.		TPX compares the reproduction with the original: for a logical result, equality of the finding after canonicalization; for a measured result, the UWC's own contradiction test with its k, after uncertainty scaling and unit normalization, a difference in the stated uncertainty being noted on a match. For a logical pair TPX compares, by machine, the equations where both records carry one, else the values with their units in SI, else the statements' canonical text; two correct derivations worded apart therefore do not match, a limit the specification names ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/5.9 Landing, work blocks and post-refusal\|TPS 5.9.7]], [[The Principia Machina/TPS/7.1 Non-goals\|7.1.61]]; revision 7, proposed).
	* '''MATCH''': a corroboration record in the source register for a within-UWC parrot, as today; a cross-UWC pass lands on the community ledger and nowhere else. A parrot never lands as a standing record; it cannot introduce a claim.		* '''MATCH''': a corroboration record in the source register for a within-UWC parrot, as today; a cross-UWC pass lands on the community ledger and nowhere else. A parrot never lands as a standing record; it cannot introduce a claim.
	* '''NON-CORROBORATION''': a ledger entry with the difference. The original stands. No suspension, no hold, no removal; the canary rules are untouched. The item is pending against both parties, each with the other as counterpart, until an audit resolves it, a later independent match resolves it, or it expires at the audit's ETA.		* '''NON-CORROBORATION''': a ledger entry with the difference. The original stands. No suspension, no hold, no removal; the canary rules are untouched. The item is pending against both parties, each with the other as counterpart, until an audit resolves it, a later independent match resolves it, or it expires at the audit's ETA.
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	== What the score decides ==		== What the score decides ==
	* '''Release of a held record''': a ledger match by a trust-tier account that is independent, not the same model, and not the failed account.		* '''Release of a held record''': a ledger match by a trust-tier account that is independent, not the same model, and not the failed account. A reproduction worked inside the UWC releases it whatever the reproducer's tier, under the same independence tests ([[The Principia Machina/TPS/3.3 Record classes and schemas\|TPS 3.3.12, 3.3.15]]).
	* '''Suspension pending audit''': the SUSPENDED state above.		* '''Suspension pending audit''': the SUSPENDED state above.
	* '''The removal decision item''': the trip. Removal itself stays the declaring authority's act.		* '''The removal decision item''': the trip. Removal itself stays the declaring authority's act.