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Documentation validation record

Validated September 19, 2026 local time (September 20 UTC), against implementation baseline 898dfbe and documentation/benchmark commit cc082b9 plus this Markdown update. No implementation source changed in this cleanup.

Environment: Windows 11 x86-64, Python 3.12.10, NumPy 2.5.3, SciPy 1.18.1, pytest 9.1.1, Hypothesis 6.168.0, PyTorch 2.14.0, jsonschema 4.26.0.

Executed checks

Check Result
Research router: python -m pytest tests/ -q from research/sparse-routing 57 passed in 0.50 seconds
Routing example Two active experts, two successes, no failures
Tool example Input/output schemas accepted; result {"value": 5}
Continuity example Step 1 and THINKING inode flag observed in a temporary directory
Path boundary example In-root path accepted; outside path rejected
VM arithmetic example Result 5 within the instruction budget
BURT-IMMA example Finite 8-element output; softmax weights sum to one
Memory checkpoint example Initialized latent state restored exactly from a temporary checkpoint
Corpus-schema example Schema checked and minimal document accepted

The eight examples were extracted from their Markdown Python fences and executed from the directories specified in each guide. Temporary data was confined to temporary directories. No model downloads or remote provider requests were needed.

The prior ten-trial benchmark artifact remains unchanged. Its timings and method are explained in the root README.

Not established by these checks

These results do not validate full agent orchestration, live Bedrock/Ollama inference, HTTP startup or authorization, native/Electron/Swift builds, GPU throughput, ASR training, or native Lean/Agda proof checking. See deployment readiness for known integration issues and testing for subsystem entrypoints.

Examples describe initialized models and structural checks; they do not demonstrate trained-model quality or a published dataset.