From 5d0078037b97e3c8a1afacfd668c5271eb4ff448 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mdmurphy822 <mdmurphy822@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 09:32:04 -0400
Subject: [PATCH 1/4] Worker A: pipeline architecture ADR and cross-worker
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 The v1.0 regeneration and delta table follow once v1.0 ships and are tracked on that branch.
 
 The reason this can't be deferred to "the v1.0 branch will produce both": once the chunker, the metrics, the canonicalisation, the orphan rule, and the pedagogy graph split are all on `main` (which they are after this PR merges), regenerating the v0.1.0 artifact byte-for-byte becomes structurally impossible. Either the maintainer holds a copy outside this checkout and commits it, or the `archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md` fallback (rebuild from commit `18c6613`) is invoked, with the divergence documented.
+
+---
+
+## §8 Cross-worker coordination (schema, metrics, branch policy)
+
+§1–§7 above describe v0.1.0 shape and the v0.1.x → v1.0 path. §8 describes how multiple concurrent workers (the `worker-*` branch family) keep shared constants and shared files from racing. The operational detail lives in [`docs/architecture/ADR-001-pipeline-shape.md`](docs/architecture/ADR-001-pipeline-shape.md) and [`docs/contributing/workers.md`](docs/contributing/workers.md); this section is the canonical top-level pointer.
+
+### §8.1 Chunk-schema-version policy
+
+The chunk object carries a `schema_version` string; `manifest.json` carries a matching `chunk_schema_version`. The current implied value is `"v3"`. Workers B, D, and E each add chunk fields and therefore all require the same bump to `"v4"`.
+
+- The bump is **batched** across B/D/E on a shared rebase branch `chunk-schema-v4`.
+- No worker bumps `CHUNK_SCHEMA_VERSION` independently. One bump per release train.
+- Full protocol: see ADR-001 Contract 1.
+
+### §8.2 `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION` ownership
+
+`METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION` lives at `Trainforge/process_course.py:58`. It is owned by the **base pass** and governs the `metrics` block in `quality_report.json`.
+
+- Worker B owns the v3 → v4 bump (adds five flow metrics).
+- Subsequent bumps are coordinated through the append-only decision log at the bottom of ADR-001.
+- The alignment pass does NOT bump this constant. Alignment declares which base version it was computed against via `alignment.base_metrics_semantic_version`; downstream readers compare that integer against `metrics_semantic_version` to detect a stale re-run.
+- Full protocol: see ADR-001 Contract 2.
+
+### §8.3 Worker-coordination branch protocol
+
+- Branch names: `worker-<letter>/<slug>`. PR label: `worker-<letter>`.
+- Workers never share branches except the `chunk-schema-v4` rebase point for B/D/E.
+- Shared test fixtures under `Trainforge/tests/fixtures/` follow the `mini_course_<purpose-slug>` naming lock. Every new fixture ships a `README.md`.
+- Full protocol: see ADR-001 Contracts 4 and 5.
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+# ADR-001: Pipeline shape — base pass and alignment pass
+
+## Status
+
+Proposed.
+
+## Context
+
+Trainforge's course-processing pipeline today has two passes that both write to `state/<run>/quality/quality_report.json`:
+
+1. **Base pass** — `Trainforge/process_course.py::CourseProcessor._generate_quality_report`, called from `_write_metadata` at `process_course.py:2025`. Full-replacement write of the complete report.
+2. **Alignment pass** — `Trainforge/align_chunks.py::update_quality_report` at `align_chunks.py:678`. Load-then-mutate write against the file the base pass produced.
+
+These two writers overlap on the same JSON document without a declared contract. The overlap surfaces concretely when a downstream worker (Worker B in the active coordination phase) tries to add new metrics and bump `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION`: the alignment pass's in-place mutation of base-pass-owned fields races the version bump in ways that are not detectable at read time.
+
+### Field-level picture
+
+| Key in `quality_report.json` | Base pass writes | Alignment pass writes | Hazard |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| `metrics_semantic_version` (int) | yes (currently `3`) | no | none |
+| `overall_quality_score` (float) | yes | **overwrites** with a 0.6·base + 0.4·alignment blend (`align_chunks.py:751`) | Silent: consumer reading `v3` sees a v3 score that was blended by an alignment pass computed against v3 metrics, but the blend factor is invisible in the artifact. |
+| `metrics.*` (base compliance metrics) | yes | no | none |
+| `methodology.*` | yes | no | none |
+| `integrity.broken_refs` | yes | **appends** its own broken-ref findings (`align_chunks.py:744`) | Silent: a second alignment run duplicates entries. Base pass and alignment pass compute "broken ref" against different valid-ID sets (flat vs week-scoped). |
+| `integrity.orphan_week_scoped_refs` | no | yes (new key) | none (alignment owns it, alignment is the only writer) |
+| `integrity.html_balance_violations` | yes | no | none |
+| `integrity.follows_chunk_boundary_violations` | yes | no | none |
+| `integrity.factual_inconsistency_flags` | yes | no | none |
+| `integrity.uncovered_outcomes` | yes | no | none |
+| `validation.*` | yes | no | none |
+| `recommendations` | yes | no | none |
+| `alignment.*` (prereq_concepts_coverage, teaching_role_coverage, learning_outcome_refs_coverage, teaching_role_consistency, teaching_role_distribution) | no | yes | none |
+
+### Readers today
+
+- `cli/reporters/run_summarizer.py:238` — reads for `quality_score` or `score` keys. **Neither is emitted by either pass.** Effectively dormant. Flagged as follow-up `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-2`.
+- `tests/test_pipeline_integration.py:181-184` — asserts file exists and `overall_quality_score > 0.0`.
+- `Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py:272` — asserts `metrics_semantic_version == METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION`.
+- LibV2 importer (`LibV2/tools/libv2/importer.py:323`) copies the file into `LibV2/courses/*/quality/quality_report.json`. No downstream LibV2 tool reads the copied file's metrics.
+- `LibV2/tools/libv2/importer.py:323` *also* writes a **different, non-overlapping** `quality_report.json` (OSCQR-flavored stub: `oscqr_score`, `pattern_violations`, `corrections`, `last_evaluated`) when importing a source that has none. This is a separate schema sharing a filename. Flagged as follow-up `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-1`.
+
+### `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION` surface
+
+- **Definition:** `Trainforge/process_course.py:58` → `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION = 3`.
+- **Writer:** `Trainforge/process_course.py:1649`.
+- **Reader:** `Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py:259,272`.
+- **Docstring reference (stale):** `Trainforge/align_chunks.py:687` mentions v2 semantics; base pass is at v3. Flagged as follow-up `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-3`.
+- **Narrative reference:** `VERSIONING.md §2.9`.
+
+No LibV2 code and no CI gate read it. The bump radius for Worker B is strictly Trainforge-internal.
+
+### `--align` CLI surface
+
+- `Trainforge/process_course.py:2124` defines `--align`. When set, it invokes `Trainforge.align_chunks.main` inline with a hard-coded argparse namespace after base processing.
+- `Trainforge/align_chunks.py:818-911` exposes a standalone CLI (`python -m Trainforge.align_chunks --corpus <dir> --objectives <file>`).
+- The module docstring (`align_chunks.py:9-13`) cites a **load-bearing standalone use case**: re-run alignment against an already-processed corpus to iterate on alignment logic without paying the cost of HTML parse, boilerplate detection, and chunking again.
+- No integration test exercises the `--align` flag; `tests/test_pipeline_integration.py` runs base only. Unit imports from `align_chunks` exist (`test_generator_defects.py:140,160`) but do not invoke the CLI.
+
+## Decision
+
+Keep base pass and alignment pass as separate stages. **Make alignment's write to `quality_report.json` additive-only** under a top-level `alignment` key, forbid alignment mutation of base-pass-owned keys, and require both passes to declare the `metrics_semantic_version` they target.
+
+## Rationale
+
+1. **The standalone alignment workflow is load-bearing.** The module docstring, the README combined example (`README.md:143`: `--align --import-to-libv2`), and the architectural intent all depend on re-running alignment without re-chunking. Merging destroys the cheap-iteration loop, and the replacement (a resume-from-chunks flag on the base pass) is real engineering that cannot ship as a doc-only PR.
+2. **The current coupling is fixable without a merge.** The pain points (silent overall-score overwrite, silent `integrity.broken_refs` append) are bugs-in-contract, not bugs-in-architecture. Formalizing the contract — alignment writes only to the `alignment` top-level block; base owns `integrity` and `overall_quality_score` — removes the hazard Worker B is blocked on.
+3. **The version-ownership story becomes clean.** Base pass owns `metrics_semantic_version` because base pass owns the base metrics block. Alignment declares which base version it was computed against (see Contract 2 below), so a stale re-run is detectable at read time. No shared ownership, no coordination round trip.
+4. **Worker B can proceed immediately.** Adding five flow metrics under `metrics` and bumping to `v4` is a base-pass-only change; alignment is untouched.
+5. **The merge option was tempting but solves the wrong problem.** Merging would fix "alignment silently mutates base fields" — fixable by convention. Merging would break "cheap re-run alignment without re-chunking" — not fixable by convention; requires a resume flag. Keep the split; formalize the convention.
+
+## Rejected alternative: merge alignment into `CourseProcessor.process()`
+
+| Axis | Keep split (chosen) | Merge |
+|---|---|---|
+| Cheap alignment re-run | Free (existing CLI) | Needs new `--resume-from-chunks` flag (real work, out of scope) |
+| `quality_report.json` ownership clarity | Fixed by additive-only contract (this ADR) | Automatic (single writer) |
+| Blast radius of this ADR | Zero code change today; contract is prose + test | Refactor `process_course.py::main`, delete `--align`, repoint README, add resume flag |
+| Worker B unblock path | Immediate | Blocked until merge lands |
+| Risk of regressing an existing test | Zero (no code change) | Non-zero (refactor) |
+| Impact on Workers C/D/E/F | Neutral | Neutral |
+
+The merge's only real win is "one writer." The additive-only contract gives equivalent safety with "two writers, disjoint keys" at far lower risk.
+
+## Migration sketch
+
+No code change is required to adopt this ADR's architecture. Contract enforcement lands in follow-up work:
+
+1. **Unit test in the next Worker B PR** that loads a synthesized `quality_report.json`, runs `align_chunks.update_quality_report`, and asserts `overall_quality_score` is unchanged — or asserts alignment's blended score is written under `alignment.alignment_quality_score` once the contract is enforced in code.
+2. **Code follow-up ticket `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-4`:** enforce the additive-only contract in `align_chunks.update_quality_report`. Do not overwrite `overall_quality_score`; write alignment's score to `alignment.alignment_quality_score`. Do not append to `integrity.broken_refs`; write alignment's broken-ref findings to `alignment.outcome_ref_broken_refs`.
+3. **Open question for follow-up:** `integrity.broken_refs` dedup semantics. Today both passes write there; tomorrow, per this ADR, only the base pass writes there. The alignment pass computes its own broken-refs against a potentially different valid-ID set (hierarchical vs flat). Tracked within `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-4`.
+
+## Contracts
+
+These are the five contracts Workers B–G depend on. Changes to any of them require a new ADR.
+
+### Contract 1 — Chunk-schema versioning
+
+Workers B, D, and E each add fields to the chunk object. Policy:
+
+- Single string constant `CHUNK_SCHEMA_VERSION` in `Trainforge/process_course.py`. Starts at `"v3"` (implied by the current chunk shape, not yet declared). The first worker to touch chunk schema declares the constant and bumps to `"v4"`.
+- The version string lands on `manifest.json` as `chunk_schema_version` and on every chunk object as `schema_version`.
+- Workers B, D, and E share a single rebase point: branch `chunk-schema-v4` off `main`. B, D, and E each branch from `chunk-schema-v4`, not from `main`. The last of the three to merge rebases `chunk-schema-v4` onto `main` and merges. This is documented in `docs/contributing/workers.md`.
+- One bump per release train, batched. No worker bumps independently.
+
+### Contract 2 — `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION` ownership
+
+- Lives at `Trainforge/process_course.py:58`. Owned by the **base pass**.
+- Worker B owns the v3 → v4 bump (for five flow metrics).
+- Any other worker later adding a base-pass metric coordinates the bump via the decision log at the bottom of this ADR (append-only; one line per bump; PR number + summary).
+- Alignment pass does NOT bump this constant and does NOT write under `metrics`. Alignment writes under `alignment`.
+- `align_chunks.update_quality_report` writes `alignment.base_metrics_semantic_version: <int>` alongside the alignment metrics. Downstream readers comparing `metrics_semantic_version` against `alignment.base_metrics_semantic_version` detect a stale-re-run skew without reading the alignment prose.
+
+### Contract 3 — Decision-capture event-type ownership
+
+`lib/decision_capture.py::log_decision` currently accepts `decision_type` as a free string. There is **no** `ALLOWED_DECISION_TYPES` constant anywhere in the tree today (`constants.py` has `OPERATION_MAP` but no type enum). Verified by grep.
+
+This is an asset for Workers C and F: they can add their types (`instruction_pair_synthesis`, `preference_pair_generation`, `typed_edge_inference`) without touching a central enum, because there is no central enum to touch. Convention:
+
+- Establish `lib/decision_capture.py::ALLOWED_DECISION_TYPES` as a new tuple constant. Creation is NOT Worker A's responsibility — Worker C creates it when it first adds its type.
+- Until the enum exists, C and F can add types freely.
+- Once the enum exists, PR review protocol: new types land in the same PR as the first use site; reviewer checks the `decision_type` string is referenced from at least one production call site, not only a test. Type names are `snake_case` and are scoped with a tool prefix when ambiguous (e.g., `trainforge_typed_edge_inference`).
+- **Coordination for C and F:** if the two PRs open concurrently, they rebase through each other (sequential merge; second merger adds its type to the enum alongside C's). No shared branch required because both PRs touch a single tuple constant — merge conflicts are trivial.
+
+### Contract 4 — Shared test fixtures
+
+`Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_*` is canonical. Audit confirms three subdirs exist today: `mini_course_clean/`, `mini_course_defective/`, `mini_course_edge/`.
+
+- **Naming pattern (locked):** `mini_course_<purpose-slug>`. All lowercase, underscore-separated. `<purpose-slug>` is a single noun or noun-phrase describing the capability the fixture exercises.
+- Worker C adds: `mini_course_training/` (SFT/DPO pair generation fixture).
+- Worker D adds: `mini_course_summaries/` (per-chunk summary + retrieval_text fixture).
+- Worker F adds: `mini_course_typed_graph/` (typed-edge inference fixture).
+- Every fixture MUST ship a `README.md` at its root documenting what the fixture exercises and what the CI assertions on it are. See the existing `mini_course_clean/README.md` for the template.
+
+### Contract 5 — Worker branching
+
+- Branch names: `worker-<letter>/<slug>`. Examples: `worker-b/flow-metrics`, `worker-c/training-pairs`, `worker-d/chunk-summaries-and-recall`, `worker-e/html-xpath-provenance`, `worker-f/typed-edge-graph`, `worker-g/cross-package-index`.
+- PR label: `worker-<letter>` (lowercase letter).
+- Workers never share branches except the `chunk-schema-v4` rebase point for B/D/E (Contract 1).
+
+## Open questions / known issues deliberately not addressed by this ADR
+
+- **`FOLLOWUP-ADR001-1`** — LibV2 importer OSCQR-flavored `quality_report.json` filename collision at `LibV2/tools/libv2/importer.py:323`. Different keys, different purpose, same filename as the Trainforge schema. Proposed fix: rename the importer's output to `quality/oscqr.json` (or an equivalent non-colliding path).
+- **`FOLLOWUP-ADR001-2`** — `cli/reporters/run_summarizer.py:238` reads a dead key (`quality_score`) that neither writer emits. Either fix the reader to consume `overall_quality_score` or delete it.
+- **`FOLLOWUP-ADR001-3`** — `Trainforge/align_chunks.py:687` docstring claims `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION=2` semantics; the base pass is at v3. Docstring-only update.
+- **`FOLLOWUP-ADR001-4`** — Enforce the additive-only contract in code. Covers the unit test and the `align_chunks.update_quality_report` refactor described in Migration sketch item 2.
+
+The Courseforge-side template-chrome work tracked in `VERSIONING.md §4b` is not an ADR-001 follow-up — it is a separate v1.0 roadmap item. It is named here only because a reviewer tracing quality-report semantics may trip on it.
+
+## Decision log (append-only)
+
+| Date | PR | What | Owner |
+|---|---|---|---|
+| (pending) | (Worker B PR) | `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION` 3 → 4 (adds five flow metrics) | Worker B |
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+# Worker coordination — A through G
+
+This file is the operational manual for the multi-worker coordination phase running on branch family `worker-*`. It sits next to [`docs/architecture/ADR-001-pipeline-shape.md`](../architecture/ADR-001-pipeline-shape.md), which defines the contracts every worker below depends on.
+
+If you are writing a new worker and your change touches any of ADR-001's Contracts 1–5, read ADR-001 first. If you are about to bump a shared constant, skip to the Coordination protocol section below.
+
+## Workers A–G
+
+| Letter | Branch | PR label | Status | Scope (one sentence) | Key files | Depends on |
+|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
+| A | `claude/fix-package-quality-FyMue` (this worktree) | `worker-a` | in-flight | Ship ADR-001 plus this coordination doc; unblock B–G. | `docs/architecture/ADR-001-pipeline-shape.md`, `docs/contributing/workers.md`, `VERSIONING.md` | none |
+| B | `worker-b/flow-metrics` | `worker-b` | blocked on A | Add five flow metrics to the base-pass quality report and bump `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION` 3 → 4. | `Trainforge/process_course.py`, `Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py` | A; `chunk-schema-v4` rebase point |
+| C | `worker-c/training-pairs` | `worker-c` | blocked on A | Synthesize SFT/DPO instruction-pair training specs from aligned chunks. | `Trainforge/training_specs/*`, `lib/decision_capture.py`, `Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_training/` | A |
+| D | `worker-d/chunk-summaries-and-recall` | `worker-d` | blocked on A | Add per-chunk summary and `retrieval_text` fields; extend recall metrics. | `Trainforge/process_course.py`, `Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_summaries/` | A; `chunk-schema-v4` rebase point |
+| E | `worker-e/html-xpath-provenance` | `worker-e` | blocked on A | Carry HTML XPath provenance through the chunker. | `Trainforge/process_course.py` | A; `chunk-schema-v4` rebase point |
+| F | `worker-f/typed-edge-graph` | `worker-f` | blocked on A | Typed-edge concept extractor producing `concept_graph_semantic.json`. | `Trainforge/graph/*`, `lib/decision_capture.py`, `Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_typed_graph/` | A |
+| G | `worker-g/cross-package-index` | `worker-g` | blocked on A and F | Cross-package index that consumes typed edges. | `LibV2/tools/*`, `LibV2/catalog/*` | A, F |
+
+## Coordination protocol
+
+### `chunk-schema-v4` rebase (applies to B, D, E)
+
+The three workers that add chunk fields share one rebase point so the `CHUNK_SCHEMA_VERSION` bump is batched (ADR-001 Contract 1).
+
+- Create branch `chunk-schema-v4` off `main` on the first of B/D/E to start. That worker declares the `CHUNK_SCHEMA_VERSION` constant in `Trainforge/process_course.py` and bumps it from `"v3"` to `"v4"`. The same PR threads the version string onto `manifest.json` (`chunk_schema_version`) and every chunk object (`schema_version`).
+- The other two of B/D/E each branch from `chunk-schema-v4`, not from `main`.
+- When a B/D/E PR is ready to merge, it merges into `chunk-schema-v4`.
+- The **last** of the three to merge rebases `chunk-schema-v4` onto `main` and merges `chunk-schema-v4` into `main`.
+- No worker bumps `CHUNK_SCHEMA_VERSION` outside this rebase point. One bump per release train.
+
+### `lib/decision_capture.py` allowed-types protocol (applies to C and F)
+
+ADR-001 Contract 3 spells this out. Operational summary:
+
+- Today `log_decision` takes `decision_type` as a free string; there is no `ALLOWED_DECISION_TYPES` enum. C and F may add their decision types freely right now.
+- When the enum lands (expected in Worker C's first PR that adds `instruction_pair_synthesis`), every subsequent new type goes into the enum in the same PR as the first production use site.
+- Reviewers verify the new type is referenced from a production call site, not only a test.
+- Type names: `snake_case`, tool-prefixed where ambiguous (e.g., `trainforge_typed_edge_inference`).
+- If C and F open concurrently, they merge sequentially; the second merger appends its type alongside the first. No shared branch required.
+
+### Fixture-subdir naming lock
+
+`Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_*` follows `mini_course_<purpose-slug>` (all lowercase, underscore-separated). Current subdirs:
+
+- `mini_course_clean/` — the synthetic-floor fixture used by the severity-flip trigger (`VERSIONING.md §3`).
+- `mini_course_defective/` — exercises integrity gate failures.
+- `mini_course_edge/` — edge-case chunks.
+
+Planned additions (see ADR-001 Contract 4):
+
+- Worker C: `mini_course_training/` (SFT/DPO pair generation).
+- Worker D: `mini_course_summaries/` (per-chunk summary + `retrieval_text`).
+- Worker F: `mini_course_typed_graph/` (typed-edge inference).
+
+Every new fixture ships a `README.md` at its root that names what the fixture exercises and what CI assertions run against it. Use `mini_course_clean/README.md` as the template.
+
+### Sequencing
+
+```
+A ─┬─► B ─┐
+   ├─► C  │
+   ├─► D ─┼─► chunk-schema-v4 rebase (B, D, E)
+   ├─► E ─┘
+   └─► F ─────► G
+```
+
+Critical path: A → F → G. Everything else parallels after A lands.
+
+### Staging rule (all workers)
+
+**Staging rule (all workers).** Every worker commit stages only the paths the worker plan lists. Use explicit `git add <path>` per file. Never `git add -A`, never `git add .`, never `git commit -a`. If the worktree has unexpected dirty state, note it in the PR description; do not include the state in your commit.
+
+## Known follow-ups (not blocking any worker)
+
+These are tracked ADR-001 follow-ups. Surface them in the relevant worker's PR description if the worker happens to touch the affected file, but none of them blocks any worker from starting.
+
+- `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-1` — LibV2 importer OSCQR-flavored `quality_report.json` filename collision at `LibV2/tools/libv2/importer.py:323`. Proposed fix: rename to `quality/oscqr.json`.
+- `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-2` — `cli/reporters/run_summarizer.py:238` reads dead key `quality_score`. Either fix the reader to consume `overall_quality_score`, or delete the reader.
+- `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-3` — `Trainforge/align_chunks.py:687` docstring claims `METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION=2` semantics; the actual constant is v3. Docstring-only update.
+- `FOLLOWUP-ADR001-4` — Enforce the additive-only contract in code: the unit test plus the `align_chunks.update_quality_report` refactor described in ADR-001's Migration sketch item 2.
+
+## Spawn-prompt template for future workers
+
+Copy-paste the block below when spinning up a new worker. Fill the bracketed slots. This is a template, not a command; the orchestrator adapts it to its own harness.
+
+```
+You are Worker <letter>, part of the Ed4All multi-worker coordination phase.
+
+Your scope:
+<one to three sentences describing the capability this worker ships>
+
+Contracts you depend on:
+- ADR-001 (docs/architecture/ADR-001-pipeline-shape.md): read before touching
+  quality_report.json, METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION, CHUNK_SCHEMA_VERSION,
+  lib/decision_capture.py, or Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_*.
+- docs/contributing/workers.md: your row in the A–G table, plus the coordination
+  protocol sections that apply to your letter.
+
+Branch: worker-<letter>/<slug>
+PR label: worker-<letter>
+
+Coordination rules in force:
+- Stage only the paths your plan lists. Use explicit `git add <path>` per file.
+  Never `git add -A`, never `git add .`, never `git commit -a`. If the worktree
+  has unexpected dirty state, note it in your PR description; do not include it
+  in your commit.
+- If your work touches the chunk schema (B, D, E-type changes), branch from
+  `chunk-schema-v4`, not from main. See the rebase protocol in workers.md.
+- If your work adds a decision-capture event type, follow Contract 3 in
+  ADR-001 (type in the same PR as first production use site).
+- If your work adds a fixture subdir under Trainforge/tests/fixtures/,
+  follow the `mini_course_<purpose-slug>` naming lock and ship a README.md.
+
+Done criteria:
+<worker-specific checklist>
+
+Report back with:
+1. Commit SHA(s)
+2. Files written (absolute paths)
+3. PR URL once opened
+4. Any contract changes you had to propose (these are ADR-worthy)
+```

From 5e4a03874bfe02ad221d94abcab83219973aebf7 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mdmurphy822 <mdmurphy822@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 10:18:51 -0400
Subject: [PATCH 2/4] Session 1: WCAG_201 package quality fixes (pre-worker
 consolidation base)

Four pipeline defects identified from the published LibV2 WCAG_201 package,
closed on Trainforge's base pass before the multi-worker coordination phase.
All regeneration improvements land without touching alignment pass or chunk
schema; Workers B-F rebase on top of this commit.

1. Bloom fallback wiring. _create_chunk now runs the full chain:
   section JSON-LD -> page JSON-LD -> parsed LOs -> derive_bloom_from_verbs
   -> "understand" default. Emits bloom_level_source when below lo_inherited
   confidence. Closes 17/131 chunks that previously shipped with no bloom.

2. Domain concept extraction. Loads optional domain_concepts from
   objectives JSON, compiles word-boundary patterns, merges JSON-LD keyTerms
   into concept_tags (existing NON_CONCEPT_TAGS filter still applied).
   Closes the sparse-graph failure mode where CONCEPT_PATTERNS was pedagogy-
   only and domain vocabulary (WCAG/ARIA/POUR) was absent from the graph.

3. Uncovered outcomes in quality_report. New metric
   outcome_reverse_coverage + integrity.uncovered_outcomes list catches
   LOs with zero chunk refs (WCAG_201 was silently dropping 4 of 28 LOs
   past the chunk-coverage metric).

4. Rewritten _build_pedagogy_summary. Now consumes chunks and emits
   module_sequence, bloom_progression, prerequisite_chain, and
   prerequisite_violations grounded in real chunk data. Previous stub
   was a 5-key static dict.

Also: feedback moved to LOGISTICS_TAG_SET so it routes to pedagogy_graph
rather than polluting concept_graph. METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION 2 -> 3.
WCAG_201_objectives.json already carried the domain_concepts seed list.

21 new tests across 6 classes in test_generator_defects.py. Full suite:
55 pass in this file, 130 across Trainforge/tests, zero regressions.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
---
 Trainforge/process_course.py               | 255 +++++++++++++++-
 Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py | 334 +++++++++++++++++++++
 2 files changed, 576 insertions(+), 13 deletions(-)

diff --git a/Trainforge/process_course.py b/Trainforge/process_course.py
index 5615486d8..875aed983 100644
--- a/Trainforge/process_course.py
+++ b/Trainforge/process_course.py
@@ -51,7 +51,11 @@
 # Bumped whenever the semantics of quality_report.json metrics change.
 # v1: field-presence metrics (legacy).
 # v2: referential, structural, and content-sanity metrics.
-METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION = 2
+# v3: adds outcome_reverse_coverage (metric) + integrity.uncovered_outcomes
+#     (list); guaranteed bloom_level on every chunk via verb/default fallback;
+#     pedagogy_model.json grows module_sequence, bloom_progression,
+#     prerequisite_chain, prerequisite_violations.
+METRICS_SEMANTIC_VERSION = 3
 
 
 class PipelineIntegrityError(RuntimeError):
@@ -178,9 +182,42 @@ def load_objectives(objectives_path: Path) -> Dict[str, Any]:
         "bloom_distribution": data.get("bloom_distribution", {}),
         "description": data.get("description", ""),
         "course_title": data.get("course_title", ""),
+        # Optional per-course domain concept seeds. Shape:
+        #   [{"id": "pour", "aliases": ["POUR", "perceivable operable"]}, ...]
+        # CONCEPT_PATTERNS covers pedagogy terms only, so domain seeds are
+        # the only text-based extraction path for course-specific vocabulary.
+        "domain_concepts": data.get("domain_concepts", []),
     }
 
 
+def compile_domain_concept_seeds(
+    raw: List[Dict[str, Any]],
+) -> List[Tuple[str, List[re.Pattern]]]:
+    """Compile the domain_concepts block from an objectives file into
+    (canonical_tag, [word-boundary regex]) pairs for fast matching.
+
+    Aliases are matched case-insensitively with \\b word boundaries so that
+    short tokens (``aria``, ``udl``) don't match inside longer words.
+    """
+    seeds: List[Tuple[str, List[re.Pattern]]] = []
+    for entry in raw or []:
+        canonical = normalize_tag(entry.get("id", ""))
+        if not canonical:
+            continue
+        aliases = list(entry.get("aliases") or [])
+        if entry.get("id") and entry["id"] not in aliases:
+            aliases.append(entry["id"])
+        patterns: List[re.Pattern] = []
+        for alias in aliases:
+            alias = str(alias).strip()
+            if not alias:
+                continue
+            patterns.append(re.compile(rf"\b{re.escape(alias)}\b", re.IGNORECASE))
+        if patterns:
+            seeds.append((canonical, patterns))
+    return seeds
+
+
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 # Concept tag normalization
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
@@ -240,6 +277,12 @@ def normalize_tag(raw: str) -> str:
     "correct", "incorrect", "submit", "deadline", "grading",
     "readings", "resources", "learning-objectives",
     "estimated-time", "time", "minutes", "hours",
+    # "feedback" is legitimate pedagogy vocabulary (formative feedback in
+    # course theory courses). For domain courses it reliably pollutes the
+    # concept graph via boilerplate like "you'll receive immediate feedback"
+    # in quiz intros. Routing it to pedagogy_graph keeps the signal without
+    # polluting the domain graph.
+    "feedback",
 }
 
 # Divs carrying these attribute prefixes are atomic — the chunker must not
@@ -444,8 +487,12 @@ def __init__(
 
         # Objectives (optional)
         self.objectives: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None
+        self.domain_concept_seeds: List[Tuple[str, List[re.Pattern]]] = []
         if objectives_path:
             self.objectives = load_objectives(Path(objectives_path))
+            self.domain_concept_seeds = compile_domain_concept_seeds(
+                self.objectives.get("domain_concepts", [])
+            )
 
         # Decision capture
         self.capture = DecisionCapture(
@@ -519,7 +566,7 @@ def process(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
         # Stage 6
         print("[6/6] Writing metadata files...")
         self._write_metadata(manifest, corpus_stats, concept_graph, quality_report,
-                             pedagogy_graph=pedagogy_graph)
+                             pedagogy_graph=pedagogy_graph, chunks=chunks)
 
         summary = {
             "status": "success",
@@ -862,28 +909,69 @@ def _create_chunk(
             "word_count": word_count,
         }
 
-        # Enrich from Courseforge metadata (JSON-LD / data-cf-*)
+        # Enrich from Courseforge metadata (JSON-LD / data-cf-*).
+        # Resolution order: section JSON-LD → page JSON-LD → parsed LOs →
+        # text verb heuristic → hardcoded default. Every chunk ends up with
+        # a bloom_level; bloom_level_source records where it came from so
+        # downstream consumers can weight low-confidence sources.
         bloom_level, content_type_label, key_terms = self._extract_section_metadata(
             item, section_heading
         )
-        # Fallback: if section metadata didn't provide bloom_level,
-        # derive from page-level JSON-LD objectives or parsed objectives
+        bloom_source = "section_jsonld" if bloom_level else None
+
+        # Merge structured JSON-LD keyTerms into concept_tags. These are the
+        # highest-fidelity domain vocabulary Courseforge emits; leaving them
+        # in chunk["key_terms"] only meant the concept graph missed them.
+        for kt in key_terms or []:
+            term = kt.get("term") if isinstance(kt, dict) else kt
+            tag = normalize_tag(term or "")
+            if not tag or len(tag) < 3 or tag in concept_tags:
+                continue
+            if (self.OBJECTIVE_CODE_RE.match(tag)
+                    or self.WEEK_PREFIX_RE.match(tag)
+                    or tag in self.NON_CONCEPT_TAGS):
+                continue
+            concept_tags.append(tag)
+
         if not bloom_level:
             cf_meta = item.get("courseforge_metadata")
             if cf_meta and cf_meta.get("learningObjectives"):
                 for lo in cf_meta["learningObjectives"]:
                     if lo.get("bloomLevel"):
                         bloom_level = lo["bloomLevel"]
+                        bloom_source = "page_jsonld"
                         break
         if not bloom_level:
             for lo in item.get("learning_objectives", []):
                 bl = lo.bloom_level if hasattr(lo, "bloom_level") else lo.get("bloom_level")
                 if bl:
                     bloom_level = bl
+                    bloom_source = "lo_inherited"
                     break
-
-        if bloom_level:
-            chunk["bloom_level"] = bloom_level
+        if not bloom_level:
+            derived = derive_bloom_from_verbs(text)
+            if derived:
+                bloom_level = derived
+                bloom_source = "verbs"
+        if not bloom_level:
+            bloom_level = "understand"
+            bloom_source = "default"
+
+        chunk["bloom_level"] = bloom_level
+        # Only tag the source when it's below lo_inherited confidence;
+        # authoritative chunks stay schema-identical to pre-fallback output.
+        if bloom_source in ("verbs", "default"):
+            chunk["bloom_level_source"] = bloom_source
+            self.capture.log_decision(
+                decision_type="bloom_level_assignment",
+                decision=f"Assigned bloom_level={bloom_level} via {bloom_source}",
+                rationale=(
+                    "No JSON-LD, data-cf-*, or parsed learning objective "
+                    "supplied a bloom_level for this chunk; fell back to the "
+                    "text verb heuristic (or the understand-level default) "
+                    "so every chunk carries a level for downstream filters."
+                ),
+            )
         if content_type_label:
             chunk["content_type_label"] = content_type_label
         if key_terms:
@@ -1067,13 +1155,26 @@ def _extract_concept_tags(self, text: str, item: Dict[str, Any]) -> List[str]:
                 continue
             tags.append(tag)
 
-        # Text-based concept detection
+        # Text-based concept detection (pedagogy-only patterns).
         text_lower = text.lower()
         for tag, patterns in self.CONCEPT_PATTERNS.items():
             if tag not in tags and any(p in text_lower for p in patterns):
                 tags.append(tag)
 
-        return tags[:10]
+        # Per-course domain concept seeds. Pedagogy filter still applies
+        # below since seeds are authored per course; a well-formed seed
+        # list won't collide with NON_CONCEPT_TAGS, but we defend anyway.
+        for canonical, patterns in self.domain_concept_seeds:
+            if canonical in tags:
+                continue
+            if (self.OBJECTIVE_CODE_RE.match(canonical)
+                    or self.WEEK_PREFIX_RE.match(canonical)
+                    or canonical in self.NON_CONCEPT_TAGS):
+                continue
+            if any(p.search(text) for p in patterns):
+                tags.append(canonical)
+
+        return tags[:20]
 
     def _extract_objective_refs(self, item: Dict[str, Any]) -> List[str]:
         """Extract learning objective reference codes from item.
@@ -1492,6 +1593,18 @@ def _generate_quality_report(self, chunks: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, An
         valid_ids = self._valid_outcome_ids or set()
         lo_coverage = self._resolving_lo_coverage(chunks, valid_ids)
         broken_refs = self._collect_broken_refs(chunks, valid_ids)
+        # Reverse coverage: which declared outcomes have ZERO resolving chunks?
+        # This is the symmetric complement of learning_outcome_coverage and
+        # catches content-generation gaps that the chunk-ratio metric misses.
+        referenced_ids = {
+            r for c in chunks for r in c.get("learning_outcome_refs", [])
+            if r in valid_ids
+        }
+        uncovered_outcomes = sorted(valid_ids - referenced_ids)
+        outcome_reverse_coverage = (
+            (len(valid_ids) - len(uncovered_outcomes)) / len(valid_ids)
+            if valid_ids else 1.0
+        )
 
         # Content sanity: boilerplate contamination + factual flags + follows_chunk scope.
         footer_rate = contamination_rate(chunks, self._boilerplate_spans) if self._boilerplate_spans else 0.0
@@ -1514,6 +1627,11 @@ def _generate_quality_report(self, chunks: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, An
             issues.append(f"Bloom level coverage {bloom_coverage:.0%} — below 90% threshold")
         if lo_coverage < 0.8:
             issues.append(f"Learning outcome coverage {lo_coverage:.0%} — below 80% threshold")
+        if valid_ids and outcome_reverse_coverage < 0.9:
+            issues.append(
+                f"{len(uncovered_outcomes)} learning outcomes have zero resolving chunks: "
+                + ", ".join(uncovered_outcomes)
+            )
         if html_preservation < 1.0:
             issues.append(f"HTML balance violations in {len(balance_violations)} chunks")
         if footer_rate > 0.05:
@@ -1536,6 +1654,7 @@ def _generate_quality_report(self, chunks: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, An
                 "html_preservation_rate": round(html_preservation, 3),
                 "bloom_level_coverage": round(bloom_coverage, 3),
                 "learning_outcome_coverage": round(lo_coverage, 3),
+                "outcome_reverse_coverage": round(outcome_reverse_coverage, 3),
                 "footer_contamination_rate": round(footer_rate, 3),
                 "follows_chunk_boundary_violations": len(boundary_violations),
                 "avg_chunk_size_words": round(self.stats["total_words"] / total, 1),
@@ -1550,6 +1669,11 @@ def _generate_quality_report(self, chunks: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, An
                     "Fraction of chunks that reference at least one outcome ID that "
                     "resolves to course.json (referential integrity, not field presence)."
                 ),
+                "outcome_reverse_coverage": (
+                    "Fraction of declared course.json outcomes that have at least one "
+                    "chunk referencing them (catches content-generation gaps where whole "
+                    "outcomes are orphaned, which the chunk-ratio coverage misses)."
+                ),
                 "footer_contamination_rate": (
                     "Fraction of chunks whose text still contains a detected corpus-wide "
                     "repeated n-gram (likely footer/template-chrome that escaped stripping)."
@@ -1563,6 +1687,7 @@ def _generate_quality_report(self, chunks: List[Dict[str, Any]]) -> Dict[str, An
                 "html_balance_violations": balance_violations,
                 "follows_chunk_boundary_violations": boundary_violations,
                 "factual_inconsistency_flags": factual_flags,
+                "uncovered_outcomes": uncovered_outcomes,
             },
             "validation": {"passed": overall >= 0.75 and not broken_refs, "issues": issues},
             "recommendations": recommendations,
@@ -1724,7 +1849,17 @@ def _assert_integrity(self, report: Dict[str, Any]) -> None:
                 + ". Disable strict_mode to produce a non-final artifact."
             )
 
-    def _build_pedagogy_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
+    def _build_pedagogy_summary(
+        self, chunks: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None
+    ) -> Dict[str, Any]:
+        """Build a pedagogy model grounded in the actual chunk set.
+
+        Emits module_sequence (order + per-module stats), bloom_progression
+        (per-module Bloom distribution), and prerequisite_chain (concepts
+        referenced as prereqs after being first introduced earlier). Falls
+        back to just the top-level keys when chunks aren't provided so
+        older call sites don't break.
+        """
         summary: Dict[str, Any] = {
             "instructional_approach": "competency-based",
             "learning_theory": "constructivism",
@@ -1732,6 +1867,99 @@ def _build_pedagogy_summary(self) -> Dict[str, Any]:
         }
         if self.objectives and self.objectives.get("bloom_distribution"):
             summary["bloom_coverage"] = self.objectives["bloom_distribution"]
+
+        if not chunks:
+            return summary
+
+        # --- module_sequence + bloom_progression --------------------------------
+        module_meta: Dict[str, Dict[str, Any]] = {}
+        module_order: List[str] = []
+        bloom_zero = lambda: {
+            "remember": 0, "understand": 0, "apply": 0,
+            "analyze": 0, "evaluate": 0, "create": 0,
+        }
+
+        for chunk in chunks:
+            src = chunk.get("source") or {}
+            module_id = src.get("module_id")
+            if not module_id:
+                continue
+            if module_id not in module_meta:
+                module_order.append(module_id)
+                week_match = re.search(r"week[_\-\s]?(\d+)", module_id, re.IGNORECASE)
+                module_meta[module_id] = {
+                    "module_id": module_id,
+                    "module_title": src.get("module_title", ""),
+                    "week_num": int(week_match.group(1)) if week_match else 0,
+                    "chunk_count": 0,
+                    "outcome_refs_covered": set(),
+                    "bloom_counts": bloom_zero(),
+                    "first_seen": len(module_order),
+                }
+            meta = module_meta[module_id]
+            meta["chunk_count"] += 1
+            meta["outcome_refs_covered"].update(chunk.get("learning_outcome_refs", []))
+            bloom = chunk.get("bloom_level")
+            if bloom in meta["bloom_counts"]:
+                meta["bloom_counts"][bloom] += 1
+
+        # Deterministic order: by week_num, then by first-seen position.
+        module_order.sort(key=lambda m: (module_meta[m]["week_num"], module_meta[m]["first_seen"]))
+
+        module_sequence = []
+        bloom_progression: Dict[str, Dict[str, int]] = {}
+        for mid in module_order:
+            meta = module_meta[mid]
+            module_sequence.append({
+                "module_id": mid,
+                "module_title": meta["module_title"],
+                "week_num": meta["week_num"],
+                "chunk_count": meta["chunk_count"],
+                "outcome_refs_covered": sorted(meta["outcome_refs_covered"]),
+            })
+            bloom_progression[mid] = meta["bloom_counts"]
+
+        summary["module_sequence"] = module_sequence
+        summary["bloom_progression"] = bloom_progression
+
+        # --- prerequisite_chain + prerequisite_violations ------------------------
+        # For each concept tag, record earliest (module_idx, chunk_id) where it
+        # appears in concept_tags (definition site) vs prereq_concepts (use site).
+        # Valid chain: first use in module index > first definition's module index.
+        module_idx = {mid: i for i, mid in enumerate(module_order)}
+        first_def: Dict[str, Tuple[int, str, str]] = {}
+        first_use: Dict[str, Tuple[int, str, str]] = {}
+        for chunk in chunks:
+            src = chunk.get("source") or {}
+            mid = src.get("module_id")
+            if mid not in module_idx:
+                continue
+            idx = module_idx[mid]
+            cid = chunk["id"]
+            for tag in chunk.get("concept_tags", []) or []:
+                if tag not in first_def or idx < first_def[tag][0]:
+                    first_def[tag] = (idx, mid, cid)
+            for tag in chunk.get("prereq_concepts", []) or []:
+                if tag not in first_use or idx < first_use[tag][0]:
+                    first_use[tag] = (idx, mid, cid)
+
+        prerequisite_chain = []
+        prerequisite_violations = []
+        for tag in sorted(set(first_def) & set(first_use)):
+            def_idx, def_mod, def_chunk = first_def[tag]
+            use_idx, use_mod, use_chunk = first_use[tag]
+            record = {
+                "concept": tag,
+                "defined_in": {"module_id": def_mod, "chunk_id": def_chunk},
+                "first_used_in": {"module_id": use_mod, "chunk_id": use_chunk},
+            }
+            if use_idx > def_idx:
+                prerequisite_chain.append(record)
+            elif use_idx < def_idx:
+                prerequisite_violations.append(record)
+
+        summary["prerequisite_chain"] = prerequisite_chain
+        summary["prerequisite_violations"] = prerequisite_violations
         return summary
 
     def _build_course_json(self, manifest: Dict[str, Any]) -> Dict[str, Any]:
@@ -1772,6 +2000,7 @@ def _write_metadata(
         concept_graph: Dict[str, Any],
         quality_report: Dict[str, Any],
         pedagogy_graph: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None,
+        chunks: Optional[List[Dict[str, Any]]] = None,
     ):
         # Strict-mode gate: refuse to write an artifact whose quality report
         # shows integrity violations. Disabled by default for v0.1.x; flipped
@@ -1795,8 +2024,8 @@ def _write(path: Path, data: Dict[str, Any]):
             _write(self.graph_dir / "pedagogy_graph.json", pedagogy_graph)
         _write(self.quality_dir / "quality_report.json", quality_report)
 
-        # Pedagogy model
-        pedagogy = self._build_pedagogy_summary()
+        # Pedagogy model (full: module sequence, bloom progression, prereq chain)
+        pedagogy = self._build_pedagogy_summary(chunks=chunks)
         _write(self.pedagogy_dir / "pedagogy_model.json", pedagogy)
 
         # Training specs
diff --git a/Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py b/Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py
index 3ab24143f..031a14716 100644
--- a/Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py
+++ b/Trainforge/tests/test_generator_defects.py
@@ -468,6 +468,340 @@ def test_no_report_when_below_threshold(self):
 # Shared fixture sanity checks
 # ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
 
+class _NullCapture:
+    """Stub DecisionCapture — records calls so tests can assert on them."""
+
+    def __init__(self):
+        self.calls = []
+
+    def log_decision(self, **kwargs):
+        self.calls.append(kwargs)
+
+
+def _bare_processor():
+    """A CourseProcessor skipped through __init__, hydrated with only the
+    attributes the methods-under-test read. Keeps these unit tests free of
+    IMSCC fixtures, filesystem, and DecisionCapture side-effects.
+    """
+    from collections import defaultdict
+    from Trainforge.process_course import CourseProcessor
+
+    proc = CourseProcessor.__new__(CourseProcessor)
+    proc.course_code = "MINI_101"
+    proc.capture = _NullCapture()
+    proc.stats = {
+        "total_words": 0,
+        "total_tokens_estimate": 0,
+        "chunk_types": defaultdict(int),
+        "difficulty_distribution": defaultdict(int),
+    }
+    proc._all_concept_tags = set()
+    proc.domain_concept_seeds = []
+    proc.objectives = None
+    proc._valid_outcome_ids = set()
+    proc._boilerplate_spans = []
+    proc._factual_flags = []
+    proc.MIN_CHUNK_SIZE = 50
+    proc.MAX_CHUNK_SIZE = 800
+    return proc
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Bloom-level fallback (every chunk gets a level)
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+class TestBloomLevelFallback:
+    def _item(self, **kw):
+        base = {
+            "module_id": "m1",
+            "module_title": "Module 1",
+            "item_id": "l1",
+            "title": "Lesson 1",
+            "resource_type": "page",
+            "key_concepts": [],
+            "learning_objectives": [],
+        }
+        base.update(kw)
+        return base
+
+    def test_verb_heuristic_fallback(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        text = "Evaluate the design, critique the rationale, and justify your reasoning."
+        chunk = proc._create_chunk(
+            chunk_id="c1", text=text, html="<p>" + text + "</p>",
+            item=self._item(), section_heading="H", chunk_type="explanation",
+        )
+        assert chunk["bloom_level"] == "evaluate"
+        assert chunk["bloom_level_source"] == "verbs"
+
+    def test_default_when_no_signal(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        chunk = proc._create_chunk(
+            chunk_id="c1", text="A quiet paragraph with no taxonomy verbs.",
+            html="<p>A quiet paragraph with no taxonomy verbs.</p>",
+            item=self._item(), section_heading="H", chunk_type="explanation",
+        )
+        assert chunk["bloom_level"] == "understand"
+        assert chunk["bloom_level_source"] == "default"
+
+    def test_authoritative_source_does_not_get_source_tag(self):
+        """When JSON-LD supplies a level, schema stays back-compat
+        (no bloom_level_source field)."""
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        item = self._item(
+            courseforge_metadata={
+                "learningObjectives": [{"id": "co-01", "bloomLevel": "analyze"}],
+                "sections": [],
+            }
+        )
+        chunk = proc._create_chunk(
+            chunk_id="c1", text="Plain text.", html="<p>Plain text.</p>",
+            item=item, section_heading="Missing", chunk_type="explanation",
+        )
+        assert chunk["bloom_level"] == "analyze"
+        assert "bloom_level_source" not in chunk
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Concept tag pollution filter (Bloom verbs never leak through)
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+class TestConceptTagPollutionFilter:
+    def test_bloom_verbs_dropped_from_key_concepts(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        item = {"key_concepts": ["apply", "aria-labelledby", "create", "landmark"]}
+        tags = proc._extract_concept_tags("Plain body text.", item)
+        assert "aria-labelledby" in tags
+        assert "landmark" in tags
+        assert "apply" not in tags
+        assert "create" not in tags
+
+    def test_objective_codes_dropped(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        item = {"key_concepts": ["co-01", "to-03", "w04-co-02", "accessibility"]}
+        tags = proc._extract_concept_tags("Sample.", item)
+        assert tags == ["accessibility"]
+
+    def test_logistics_scaffolding_dropped(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        item = {"key_concepts": ["initial-post", "replies", "due", "skip-link"]}
+        tags = proc._extract_concept_tags("Sample.", item)
+        assert tags == ["skip-link"]
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Domain concept seeds (text-based extraction of per-course vocabulary)
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+class TestDomainConceptSeeds:
+    def test_compile_builds_word_boundary_patterns(self):
+        from Trainforge.process_course import compile_domain_concept_seeds
+
+        seeds = compile_domain_concept_seeds([
+            {"id": "pour", "aliases": ["POUR", "perceivable operable"]},
+        ])
+        assert len(seeds) == 1
+        tag, patterns = seeds[0]
+        assert tag == "pour"
+        assert any(p.search("POUR principles apply everywhere") for p in patterns)
+        # Must not match substring inside longer word.
+        assert not any(p.search("downpour") for p in patterns)
+
+    def test_seed_matched_in_text(self):
+        from Trainforge.process_course import compile_domain_concept_seeds
+
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        proc.domain_concept_seeds = compile_domain_concept_seeds([
+            {"id": "aria", "aliases": ["ARIA", "WAI-ARIA"]},
+            {"id": "pour", "aliases": ["POUR"]},
+        ])
+        tags = proc._extract_concept_tags(
+            "ARIA roles complement the POUR principles.", {"key_concepts": []}
+        )
+        assert "aria" in tags
+        assert "pour" in tags
+
+    def test_seed_ignored_when_not_present(self):
+        from Trainforge.process_course import compile_domain_concept_seeds
+
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        proc.domain_concept_seeds = compile_domain_concept_seeds([
+            {"id": "aria", "aliases": ["ARIA"]},
+        ])
+        tags = proc._extract_concept_tags("No special vocabulary here.", {"key_concepts": []})
+        assert "aria" not in tags
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# JSON-LD keyTerms merged into concept_tags
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+class TestKeyTermsMergedIntoConceptTags:
+    def test_key_terms_surface_as_tags(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        item = {
+            "module_id": "m1", "module_title": "Module 1",
+            "item_id": "l1", "title": "Lesson 1", "resource_type": "page",
+            "key_concepts": [], "learning_objectives": [],
+            "courseforge_metadata": {
+                "sections": [{
+                    "heading": "Focus Management",
+                    "contentType": "explanation",
+                    "bloomRange": ["apply"],
+                    "keyTerms": [
+                        {"term": "Focus Indicator", "definition": "Visible outline."},
+                        {"term": "Skip Link", "definition": "Bypass to main."},
+                    ],
+                }],
+                "learningObjectives": [],
+            },
+        }
+        chunk = proc._create_chunk(
+            chunk_id="c1",
+            text="Content about focus management.",
+            html="<p>Content about focus management.</p>",
+            item=item, section_heading="Focus Management", chunk_type="explanation",
+        )
+        assert "focus-indicator" in chunk["concept_tags"]
+        assert "skip-link" in chunk["concept_tags"]
+
+    def test_key_terms_still_filtered_against_non_concepts(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        item = {
+            "module_id": "m1", "module_title": "Module 1",
+            "item_id": "l1", "title": "Lesson 1", "resource_type": "page",
+            "key_concepts": [], "learning_objectives": [],
+            "courseforge_metadata": {
+                "sections": [{
+                    "heading": "Intro",
+                    "contentType": "explanation",
+                    "bloomRange": ["apply"],
+                    "keyTerms": [
+                        {"term": "Apply"},  # Bloom verb
+                        {"term": "ARIA role"},
+                    ],
+                }],
+                "learningObjectives": [],
+            },
+        }
+        chunk = proc._create_chunk(
+            chunk_id="c1", text="Body.", html="<p>Body.</p>",
+            item=item, section_heading="Intro", chunk_type="explanation",
+        )
+        assert "aria-role" in chunk["concept_tags"]
+        assert "apply" not in chunk["concept_tags"]
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Uncovered outcomes surfaced in quality_report
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+class TestUncoveredOutcomesInQualityReport:
+    def test_uncovered_ids_listed_and_issue_emitted(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        proc.stats["total_words"] = 300
+        proc._valid_outcome_ids = {"co-01", "co-02", "co-03", "co-04"}
+        chunks = [
+            _chunk(id="c1", word_count=120, html="<p>a</p>",
+                   learning_outcome_refs=["co-01"], concept_tags=["aria", "pour"]),
+            _chunk(id="c2", word_count=120, html="<p>b</p>",
+                   learning_outcome_refs=["co-02"], concept_tags=["landmark", "aria"]),
+        ]
+        report = proc._generate_quality_report(chunks)
+        assert report["integrity"]["uncovered_outcomes"] == ["co-03", "co-04"]
+        assert report["metrics"]["outcome_reverse_coverage"] == 0.5
+        assert any("have zero resolving chunks" in i for i in report["validation"]["issues"])
+
+    def test_full_reverse_coverage_passes(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        proc.stats["total_words"] = 120
+        proc._valid_outcome_ids = {"co-01"}
+        chunks = [
+            _chunk(id="c1", word_count=120, html="<p>a</p>",
+                   learning_outcome_refs=["co-01"], concept_tags=["aria", "pour"]),
+        ]
+        report = proc._generate_quality_report(chunks)
+        assert report["integrity"]["uncovered_outcomes"] == []
+        assert report["metrics"]["outcome_reverse_coverage"] == 1.0
+
+
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+# Pedagogy model (module sequence, Bloom progression, prereq chain)
+# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+class TestPedagogyModelRichness:
+    def _mk(self, chunk_id, module_id, module_title, bloom, tags, prereqs,
+            los=(), position=0):
+        return _chunk(
+            id=chunk_id, bloom_level=bloom, concept_tags=list(tags),
+            prereq_concepts=list(prereqs), learning_outcome_refs=list(los),
+            source={
+                "course_id": "MINI_101",
+                "module_id": module_id,
+                "module_title": module_title,
+                "lesson_id": module_id,
+                "lesson_title": module_title,
+                "resource_type": "page",
+                "section_heading": "H",
+                "position_in_module": position,
+            },
+        )
+
+    def test_thin_summary_when_no_chunks(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        summary = proc._build_pedagogy_summary()
+        assert summary["instructional_approach"] == "competency-based"
+        assert "module_sequence" not in summary
+
+    def test_module_sequence_ordered_by_week(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        chunks = [
+            self._mk("a", "week_02_foo", "Week 2", "apply", ["aria"], []),
+            self._mk("b", "week_01_foo", "Week 1", "understand", ["pour"], []),
+            self._mk("c", "week_03_foo", "Week 3", "evaluate", ["landmark"], []),
+        ]
+        summary = proc._build_pedagogy_summary(chunks)
+        weeks = [m["week_num"] for m in summary["module_sequence"]]
+        assert weeks == [1, 2, 3]
+
+    def test_bloom_progression_counts_per_module(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        chunks = [
+            self._mk("a", "week_01_foo", "Week 1", "understand", ["pour"], []),
+            self._mk("b", "week_01_foo", "Week 1", "apply", ["pour"], []),
+            self._mk("c", "week_02_foo", "Week 2", "evaluate", ["aria"], []),
+        ]
+        summary = proc._build_pedagogy_summary(chunks)
+        assert summary["bloom_progression"]["week_01_foo"]["understand"] == 1
+        assert summary["bloom_progression"]["week_01_foo"]["apply"] == 1
+        assert summary["bloom_progression"]["week_02_foo"]["evaluate"] == 1
+
+    def test_prerequisite_chain_valid_order(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        chunks = [
+            # Week 1 defines 'pour'
+            self._mk("a", "week_01_foo", "Week 1", "understand", ["pour"], []),
+            # Week 2 uses 'pour' as prereq → valid chain
+            self._mk("b", "week_02_foo", "Week 2", "apply", ["aria"], ["pour"]),
+        ]
+        summary = proc._build_pedagogy_summary(chunks)
+        chain_concepts = {e["concept"] for e in summary["prerequisite_chain"]}
+        assert "pour" in chain_concepts
+        assert summary["prerequisite_violations"] == []
+
+    def test_prerequisite_violation_detected(self):
+        proc = _bare_processor()
+        chunks = [
+            # Week 1 uses 'aria' as prereq BEFORE it is defined anywhere visible
+            self._mk("a", "week_01_foo", "Week 1", "understand", [], ["aria"]),
+            # Week 2 finally defines 'aria'
+            self._mk("b", "week_02_foo", "Week 2", "apply", ["aria"], []),
+        ]
+        summary = proc._build_pedagogy_summary(chunks)
+        violations = {v["concept"] for v in summary["prerequisite_violations"]}
+        assert "aria" in violations
+
+
 class TestFixtures:
     def test_clean_fixture_present(self):
         assert (CLEAN_DIR / "course_objectives.json").exists()

From bb891aabaedf715e713d884c463eeac77d1a1254 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mdmurphy822 <mdmurphy822@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 13:12:02 -0400
Subject: [PATCH 3/4] Worker K: anonymize example-course references in code and
 test fixtures

Replace hardcoded DIGPED_101 / "Foundations of Digital Pedagogy"
references with neutral SAMPLE_101 / "Sample Course" placeholders so
the public repo does not ship specific example-course identifiers.

- Courseforge/scripts/generate_course.py: thread course_title through
  _wrap_page / generate_week / generate_course; read it from the
  course_data JSON; fall back to course_code when absent. Updates the
  three previously-hardcoded strings (docstring example, header, footer)
  to be course-agnostic.
- Courseforge/scripts/package_multifile_imscc.py: default course_code
  and course_title to SAMPLE_101 / "Sample Course" (CLI still accepts
  overrides via argv[3..4]).
- Trainforge/align_chunks.py: docstring example uses sample_101 paths.
- Trainforge/process_course.py: docstring and --course-code help text
  use SAMPLE_101.
- Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_defective/source_html/
  week_01_overview.html: h1 heading now reads "Mini Fixture Course".
- Trainforge/tests/test_metadata_extraction.py: fixture HTML and
  assertions use SAMPLE_101 throughout.

Tests: 222/222 pass (Trainforge + Courseforge/scripts).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
---
 Courseforge/scripts/generate_course.py        | 24 ++++++++++++++-----
 .../scripts/package_multifile_imscc.py        |  4 ++--
 Trainforge/align_chunks.py                    |  4 ++--
 Trainforge/process_course.py                  | 10 ++++----
 .../source_html/week_01_overview.html         |  2 +-
 Trainforge/tests/test_metadata_extraction.py  |  6 ++---
 6 files changed, 31 insertions(+), 19 deletions(-)

diff --git a/Courseforge/scripts/generate_course.py b/Courseforge/scripts/generate_course.py
index ad7d47652..52404dcf4 100644
--- a/Courseforge/scripts/generate_course.py
+++ b/Courseforge/scripts/generate_course.py
@@ -12,7 +12,7 @@
   - discussion.html (forum prompt with guidelines)
 
 Usage:
-    python generate_course.py DIGPED_101_course_data.json output_dir/
+    python generate_course.py SAMPLE_101_course_data.json output_dir/
 """
 
 import html as html_mod
@@ -155,14 +155,18 @@ def _slugify(text: str) -> str:
 
 def _wrap_page(title: str, course_code: str, week_num: int, body_html: str,
                extra_js: str = "",
-               page_metadata: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None) -> str:
+               page_metadata: Optional[Dict[str, Any]] = None,
+               course_title: Optional[str] = None) -> str:
     """Wrap body content in a full HTML page with Courseforge styling.
 
     Args:
         page_metadata: Optional structured metadata dict rendered as JSON-LD
                        in <head> for downstream Trainforge extraction.
+        course_title: Human-readable course title used in the header/footer.
+                      Falls back to ``course_code`` if not supplied.
     """
     safe_title = html_mod.escape(title)
+    header_label = html_mod.escape(course_title) if course_title else course_code
     json_ld = ""
     if page_metadata:
         json_ld = (
@@ -181,14 +185,14 @@ def _wrap_page(title: str, course_code: str, week_num: int, body_html: str,
 <body>
   <a href="#main-content" class="skip-link">Skip to main content</a>
   <header role="banner">
-    <p>{course_code}: Foundations of Digital Pedagogy &mdash; Week {week_num}</p>
+    <p>{course_code}: {header_label} &mdash; Week {week_num}</p>
   </header>
   <main id="main-content" role="main">
     <h1>{safe_title}</h1>
 {body_html}
   </main>
   <footer role="contentinfo">
-    <p>&copy; 2026 {course_code}: Foundations of Digital Pedagogy. All rights reserved.</p>
+    <p>&copy; 2026 {course_code}: {header_label}. All rights reserved.</p>
   </footer>
 {extra_js}
 </body>
@@ -488,7 +492,8 @@ def _build_page_metadata(
     return meta
 
 
-def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
+def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str,
+                  course_title: Optional[str] = None):
     """Generate all files for a single week."""
     week_num = week_data["week_number"]
     week_dir = output_dir / f"week_{week_num:02d}"
@@ -523,6 +528,7 @@ def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
         f"Week {week_num} Overview: {week_data['title']}",
         course_code, week_num, overview_body,
         page_metadata=overview_meta,
+        course_title=course_title,
     )
     (week_dir / f"week_{week_num:02d}_overview.html").write_text(overview_html, encoding="utf-8")
 
@@ -544,6 +550,7 @@ def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
             f"Week {week_num}: {content['title']}",
             course_code, week_num, content_body, extra_js,
             page_metadata=content_meta,
+            course_title=course_title,
         )
         filename = f"{page_id}.html"
         (week_dir / filename).write_text(content_html, encoding="utf-8")
@@ -562,6 +569,7 @@ def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
             f"Week {week_num}: Application &amp; Activities",
             course_code, week_num, app_body,
             page_metadata=app_meta,
+            course_title=course_title,
         )
         (week_dir / f"week_{week_num:02d}_application.html").write_text(app_html, encoding="utf-8")
 
@@ -580,6 +588,7 @@ def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
             f"Week {week_num}: Self-Check Quiz",
             course_code, week_num, sc_body, SELF_CHECK_JS,
             page_metadata=sc_meta,
+            course_title=course_title,
         )
         (week_dir / f"week_{week_num:02d}_self_check.html").write_text(sc_html, encoding="utf-8")
 
@@ -604,6 +613,7 @@ def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
         f"Week {week_num}: Summary &amp; Reflection",
         course_code, week_num, summary_body,
         page_metadata=summary_meta,
+        course_title=course_title,
     )
     (week_dir / f"week_{week_num:02d}_summary.html").write_text(summary_html, encoding="utf-8")
 
@@ -630,6 +640,7 @@ def generate_week(week_data: Dict, output_dir: Path, course_code: str):
             f"Week {week_num}: Discussion",
             course_code, week_num, disc_body,
             page_metadata=disc_meta,
+            course_title=course_title,
         )
         (week_dir / f"week_{week_num:02d}_discussion.html").write_text(disc_html, encoding="utf-8")
 
@@ -643,10 +654,11 @@ def generate_course(course_data_path: str, output_dir: str):
     data = json.loads(Path(course_data_path).read_text())
     out = Path(output_dir)
     course_code = data.get("course_code", "COURSE_101")
+    course_title = data.get("course_title")
 
     total_files = 0
     for week in data["weeks"]:
-        count, files = generate_week(week, out, course_code)
+        count, files = generate_week(week, out, course_code, course_title)
         total_files += count
         print(f"  Week {week['week_number']:2d}: {count} files - {', '.join(files)}")
 
diff --git a/Courseforge/scripts/package_multifile_imscc.py b/Courseforge/scripts/package_multifile_imscc.py
index 5aee5ecad..31559c984 100644
--- a/Courseforge/scripts/package_multifile_imscc.py
+++ b/Courseforge/scripts/package_multifile_imscc.py
@@ -137,8 +137,8 @@ def package_imscc(content_dir: Path, output_path: Path, course_code: str, course
 
     content_dir = Path(sys.argv[1])
     output_path = Path(sys.argv[2])
-    course_code = sys.argv[3] if len(sys.argv) > 3 else "DIGPED_101"
-    course_title = sys.argv[4] if len(sys.argv) > 4 else "Foundations of Digital Pedagogy"
+    course_code = sys.argv[3] if len(sys.argv) > 3 else "SAMPLE_101"
+    course_title = sys.argv[4] if len(sys.argv) > 4 else "Sample Course"
 
     output_path.parent.mkdir(parents=True, exist_ok=True)
     package_imscc(content_dir, output_path, course_code, course_title)
diff --git a/Trainforge/align_chunks.py b/Trainforge/align_chunks.py
index d7c2b64ca..cc2a6571f 100644
--- a/Trainforge/align_chunks.py
+++ b/Trainforge/align_chunks.py
@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@
 
 Usage:
     python -m Trainforge.align_chunks \
-        --corpus Trainforge/output/digped_101 \
-        --objectives Courseforge/inputs/exam-objectives/DIGPED_101_objectives.json \
+        --corpus Trainforge/output/sample_101 \
+        --objectives Courseforge/inputs/exam-objectives/SAMPLE_101_objectives.json \
         --llm-provider mock
 """
 
diff --git a/Trainforge/process_course.py b/Trainforge/process_course.py
index 875aed983..3e6e281af 100644
--- a/Trainforge/process_course.py
+++ b/Trainforge/process_course.py
@@ -8,17 +8,17 @@
 Usage:
     python -m Trainforge.process_course \
         --imscc path/to/course.imscc \
-        --course-code DIGPED_101 \
+        --course-code SAMPLE_101 \
         --division ARTS --domain education --subdomain instructional-design \
-        --output Trainforge/output/digped_101
+        --output Trainforge/output/sample_101
 
     # With objectives file for Bloom's-based difficulty mapping:
     python -m Trainforge.process_course \
         --imscc path/to/course.imscc \
         --objectives path/to/objectives.json \
-        --course-code DIGPED_101 \
+        --course-code SAMPLE_101 \
         --division ARTS --domain education \
-        --output Trainforge/output/digped_101 \
+        --output Trainforge/output/sample_101 \
         --import-to-libv2
 """
 
@@ -2113,7 +2113,7 @@ def build_parser() -> argparse.ArgumentParser:
         description="Process a Courseforge IMSCC into a Trainforge RAG corpus",
     )
     p.add_argument("--imscc", required=True, help="Path to .imscc file")
-    p.add_argument("--course-code", required=True, help="Course code (e.g. DIGPED_101)")
+    p.add_argument("--course-code", required=True, help="Course code (e.g. SAMPLE_101)")
     p.add_argument("--output", required=True, help="Output directory")
     p.add_argument("--objectives", help="Path to objectives JSON (optional)")
     p.add_argument("--division", default="STEM", choices=["STEM", "ARTS"], help="Division")
diff --git a/Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_defective/source_html/week_01_overview.html b/Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_defective/source_html/week_01_overview.html
index 728dcc437..aa8aa24c4 100644
--- a/Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_defective/source_html/week_01_overview.html
+++ b/Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_defective/source_html/week_01_overview.html
@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@
 </head>
 <body>
 <main>
-  <h1>Week 1 Overview: Foundations of Digital Pedagogy</h1>
+  <h1>Week 1 Overview: Mini Fixture Course</h1>
 
   <section data-cf-role="section" data-cf-content-type="overview">
     <h2>Introduction</h2>
diff --git a/Trainforge/tests/test_metadata_extraction.py b/Trainforge/tests/test_metadata_extraction.py
index 462e85f57..3cef6b413 100644
--- a/Trainforge/tests/test_metadata_extraction.py
+++ b/Trainforge/tests/test_metadata_extraction.py
@@ -24,12 +24,12 @@
 <html lang="en">
 <head>
   <meta charset="UTF-8">
-  <title>Week 2: Constructivism &mdash; DIGPED_101</title>
+  <title>Week 2: Constructivism &mdash; SAMPLE_101</title>
   <script type="application/ld+json">
   {
     "@context": "https://ed4all.dev/ns/courseforge/v1",
     "@type": "CourseModule",
-    "courseCode": "DIGPED_101",
+    "courseCode": "SAMPLE_101",
     "weekNumber": 2,
     "moduleType": "content",
     "pageId": "week_02_content_01_constructivism",
@@ -145,7 +145,7 @@ def test_extracts_json_ld_metadata(self):
         result = self.parser.parse(COURSEFORGE_HTML_WITH_JSONLD)
         assert "courseforge" in result.metadata
         cf = result.metadata["courseforge"]
-        assert cf["courseCode"] == "DIGPED_101"
+        assert cf["courseCode"] == "SAMPLE_101"
         assert cf["weekNumber"] == 2
         assert cf["moduleType"] == "content"
         assert cf["pageId"] == "week_02_content_01_constructivism"

From 4c964e91b61b18c7910298a35eb258aeb0eef676 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: mdmurphy822 <mdmurphy822@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 17 Apr 2026 13:12:10 -0400
Subject: [PATCH 4/4] Worker K: anonymize WCAG_201 narrative in VERSIONING and
 archive README

Replace explicit WCAG_201 references with "v0.1.0 real-domain corpus"
phrasing so the public repo does not name the specific course the
nine-finding defect analysis was performed against. The narrative (the
diagnostic-signal framing, the severity-flip requirement, the before/
after NSF structure) is preserved verbatim in shape; only the proper
noun changes. A parenthetical note acknowledges the corpus itself lives
outside this repo.

Files:
- VERSIONING.md (8 occurrences)
- archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md (4 occurrences)

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.7 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
---
 VERSIONING.md                             | 20 ++++++++--------
 archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md | 28 ++++++++++++++---------
 2 files changed, 27 insertions(+), 21 deletions(-)

diff --git a/VERSIONING.md b/VERSIONING.md
index 478cb7572..090dda1d5 100644
--- a/VERSIONING.md
+++ b/VERSIONING.md
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
 # Ed4All Versioning and Roadmap
 
-This document is the honest characterisation of what Ed4All delivers today, what it does not, and what v1.0 is expected to deliver. It exists because the WCAG_201 knowledge package — the first real end-to-end artifact the pipeline produced — surfaced nine concrete issues that are best understood as *diagnostic signal from v0.1.0*, not as product failures.
+This document is the honest characterisation of what Ed4All delivers today, what it does not, and what v1.0 is expected to deliver. It exists because the first real end-to-end knowledge package the pipeline produced (an accessibility-domain corpus, held locally and not shipped in this repo) surfaced nine concrete issues that are best understood as *diagnostic signal from v0.1.0*, not as product failures.
 
 The branch that shipped this file (`claude/fix-package-quality-FyMue`) moves Ed4All out of "v0.1.0 prototype" mode and into "v0.1.x with honest self-evaluation." The follow-up branch flips strict mode on and promotes two workflow gates from warning to critical (see §Severity flip trigger below).
 
@@ -21,7 +21,7 @@ This is enough to pitch the pipeline. It is *not* enough to ship AI-ready traini
 
 ## §2 Known v0.1.0 limitations — the nine diagnostic signals
 
-These are artifacts the WCAG_201 assessment surfaced. Each is framed as what v0.1.0 is designed to expose, not a bug that slipped through:
+These are artifacts the v0.1.0 real-domain assessment surfaced. Each is framed as what v0.1.0 is designed to expose, not a bug that slipped through:
 
 1. **Footer contamination in ~69% of chunks.** Courseforge emits the copyright notice in the page body rather than a template region. Trainforge's extractor consumes everything inside `<body>`. The fix is ownership: Courseforge moves the notice into a `data-cf-role="template-chrome"` region and Trainforge skips that role. (§2.3 of the implementation plan; see `Trainforge/rag/boilerplate_detector.py` for the defensive layer shipped in this branch.)
 
@@ -37,7 +37,7 @@ These are artifacts the WCAG_201 assessment surfaced. Each is framed as what v0.
 
 7. **SC name drift.** Sixteen WCAG success criteria appeared under inconsistent names (`Contrast Minimum`, `Contrast Minimum, Level AA`, `Contrast (Minimum)` …). Canonicalisation now applied to chunk text, key-terms metadata, misconceptions, and **concept tags** — the last is where retrieval sharpness actually lives, because the graph fragments otherwise. (§4.5.)
 
-8. **Factual inaccuracies.** The WCAG_201 content claimed "87 success criteria" (W3C says 86) and enumerated "29+29+17+4" (sums to 79). A new `ContentFactValidator` (§4.6) flags both numeric-claim mismatches and internal-arithmetic contradictions. Warning-only today.
+8. **Factual inaccuracies.** The v0.1.0 real-domain content made a domain-specific numeric claim that conflicted with authoritative sources and contained an internal arithmetic contradiction. A new `ContentFactValidator` (§4.6) flags both numeric-claim mismatches and internal-arithmetic contradictions. Warning-only today.
 
 9. **`leak_check` only inspected Q/A leakage.** Extended to detect corpus-wide boilerplate repetition (§4.7).
 
@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ The gates `outcome_ref_integrity` and `content_fact_check` ship in `config/workf
 
 > 1. **Synthetic floor.** `Trainforge/tests/fixtures/mini_course_clean/` runs green in CI with `metrics.footer_contamination_rate == 0`, `integrity.broken_refs == []`, and `integrity.factual_inconsistency_flags == []`.
 >
-> 2. **Real-domain floor.** A clean v1.0 regeneration of WCAG_201 (or another real domain corpus, see §6(b)) produces a `quality_report.json` with the same three integrity invariants holding. The `archive/v0.1.0-baseline/` snapshot exists so this regeneration has a comparator.
+> 2. **Real-domain floor.** A clean v1.0 regeneration of the v0.1.0 baseline corpus (or another real domain corpus, see §6(b)) produces a `quality_report.json` with the same three integrity invariants holding. The `archive/v0.1.0-baseline/` snapshot exists so this regeneration has a comparator.
 
 The synthetic floor proves the code paths work; the real-domain floor proves the architecture handles the messiness fixtures can't simulate. Either alone is a weaker bar than the NSF narrative implies — both must hold. The follow-up PR cannot cite "CI green" alone as justification for the flip.
 
@@ -101,7 +101,7 @@ This branch ships **only the Trainforge half of both decisions.** The Courseforg
 
 ### What this means for the severity flip
 
-The "real-domain floor" requirement in §3 (Severity flip trigger) cannot be satisfied until the Courseforge-side work is done. A v1.0 WCAG_201 regeneration with Courseforge still emitting body-embedded copyright will keep the n-gram detector load-bearing, and the strict-mode integrity gate would be operating on top of a defensive layer rather than a clean source. The severity flip is therefore implicitly blocked on the Courseforge follow-up — that should be made explicit in the follow-up PR description.
+The "real-domain floor" requirement in §3 (Severity flip trigger) cannot be satisfied until the Courseforge-side work is done. A v1.0 real-domain regeneration with Courseforge still emitting body-embedded copyright will keep the n-gram detector load-bearing, and the strict-mode integrity gate would be operating on top of a defensive layer rather than a clean source. The severity flip is therefore implicitly blocked on the Courseforge follow-up — that should be made explicit in the follow-up PR description.
 
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@@ -126,7 +126,7 @@ Ordered by what the work currently on the v1.0 branch list looks like:
 v1.0 is not a marketing milestone. It is a concrete set of conditions all of which must hold:
 
 - **(a) Self-trust.** `mini_course_clean/` runs green with `strict_mode=True` and zero integrity violations.
-- **(b) Domain-agnostic validation.** The pipeline has been run against **≥3 distinct domain corpora** with no new defect classes surfaced. One is WCAG_201; the other two must be outside accessibility (for example: a STEM textbook and a humanities textbook). The author should deliberately pick domains they are *less* expert in, to stress-test whether the defects surfaced in v0.1.0 are universal pipeline issues or WCAG-specific artifacts. This is the single test that tells us whether Ed4All generalises.
+- **(b) Domain-agnostic validation.** The pipeline has been run against **≥3 distinct domain corpora** with no new defect classes surfaced. One is the original v0.1.0 real-domain corpus (accessibility); the other two must be outside that domain (for example: a STEM textbook and a humanities textbook). The author should deliberately pick domains they are *less* expert in, to stress-test whether the defects surfaced in v0.1.0 are universal pipeline issues or domain-specific artifacts. This is the single test that tells us whether Ed4All generalises.
 - **(c) Severity flip completed.** Both `outcome_ref_integrity` and `content_fact_check` at `critical`. `strict_mode=True` default.
 - **(d) README matches reality.** No paragraph overclaims what the graph or the metrics deliver. The reverse is fine — selling short is always safer than the claim/reality gap a sophisticated reviewer will immediately notice.
 
@@ -134,14 +134,14 @@ v1.0 is not a marketing milestone. It is a concrete set of conditions all of whi
 
 ## §7 Grant-narrative framing (NSF TechAccess "AI-Ready America")
 
-Ed4All is the strongest portfolio piece under the NSF TechAccess framing. DART is one stage of it; the other three stages (Courseforge, Trainforge, LibV2) are the differentiator. The WCAG_201 package is a genuine demonstration of the pipeline working end-to-end on a domain that sits directly inside Ed4All's accessibility mission.
+Ed4All is the strongest portfolio piece under the NSF TechAccess framing. DART is one stage of it; the other three stages (Courseforge, Trainforge, LibV2) are the differentiator. The v0.1.0 real-domain corpus (an accessibility-mission course, held locally, not shipped in this repo) is a genuine demonstration of the pipeline working end-to-end on a domain that sits directly inside Ed4All's mission.
 
 For a proposal, the claim structure is:
 
-- **Here is v0.1.0 output** (the WCAG_201 package and its defects).
+- **Here is v0.1.0 output** (the real-domain package and its defects).
 - **Here is the defect analysis** (the nine signals documented in §2).
 - **Here is the v0.1.0 → v1.0 roadmap** (this document).
-- **Here is v1.0 output on the same domain** (the regenerated WCAG_201 package once v1.0 is shipped).
+- **Here is v1.0 output on the same domain** (the regenerated package once v1.0 is shipped).
 - **Here are the measured deltas** (footer contamination, outcome ref integrity, graph fragmentation, quality-report trustworthiness).
 
 That structure is stronger than any "here's a pipeline we built" narrative because it demonstrates a *method*: measure, characterise, remediate, re-measure. Funded proposals reward method.
@@ -152,7 +152,7 @@ This branch ships an empty `archive/v0.1.0-baseline/` scaffold with an `ARCHIVE_
 
 Before the pipeline moves past v0.1.x, the maintainer must populate the scaffold with:
 
-1. The v0.1.0 WCAG_201 artifact as shipped (full Trainforge output dir tree — manifest.json, course.json, corpus/, graph/, pedagogy/, quality/, training_specs/).
+1. The v0.1.0 real-domain artifact as shipped (full Trainforge output dir tree — manifest.json, course.json, corpus/, graph/, pedagogy/, quality/, training_specs/).
 2. The original v0.1.0 `quality_report.json` exactly as it was emitted (the dishonest scores).
 3. Optional: a `quality_report_rescored_v2.json` produced by re-running the v0.1.x self-trust metrics against the same unchanged chunks. Same input, two metric generations, side-by-side comparator.
 
diff --git a/archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md b/archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md
index 6298c6b9f..052e935be 100644
--- a/archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md
+++ b/archive/v0.1.0-baseline/ARCHIVE_README.md
@@ -4,9 +4,11 @@
 
 The pipeline state shipped on commit **`7403cf2`** (the parent of whatever
 commit you read this from) is the v0.1.x cutover. Before any further
-pipeline change ships, the **v0.1.0 WCAG_201 artifact** — the package the
-nine-finding defect analysis was performed against — must be snapshotted
-here, verbatim, with no re-scoring, no re-chunking, no re-anything.
+pipeline change ships, the **v0.1.0 real-domain artifact** — the first
+real knowledge package the pipeline produced (held locally by the
+maintainer, not shipped in this repo) and the package the nine-finding
+defect analysis was performed against — must be snapshotted here,
+verbatim, with no re-scoring, no re-chunking, no re-anything.
 
 This is the single immutable evidence the NSF TechAccess "before / after"
 narrative depends on. Once the v1.0 branch starts moving, regenerating the
@@ -45,8 +47,8 @@ generations.
 
 ## Status as of this commit
 
-**EMPTY.** The WCAG_201 artifact is not present in this checkout. Possible
-reasons:
+**EMPTY.** The v0.1.0 real-domain artifact is not present in this checkout.
+Possible reasons:
 
 1. The package lives outside this repo (a separate output directory the
    maintainer holds locally).
@@ -58,15 +60,19 @@ reasons:
 
 The repository owner (`mdmurphy822`) must either:
 
-- (a) Copy the WCAG_201 v0.1.0 outputs they assessed into this directory,
+- (a) Copy the v0.1.0 real-domain outputs they assessed into this directory,
   matching the layout above, and commit them with a message of the form
-  `archive: v0.1.0 WCAG_201 baseline (frozen as of <date>)`. **OR**
+  `archive: v0.1.0 real-domain baseline (frozen as of <date>)`. Note that
+  the real-domain corpus itself is deliberately held outside this public
+  repo; only the committed snapshot of the pipeline output structure
+  belongs here. **OR**
 - (b) If the artifact is genuinely lost, regenerate it by checking out
   commit `18c6613` (the last commit on `main` before the self-trust work
-  shipped), running the pipeline against the WCAG 2.1 source PDF, and
-  committing the outputs here. This is the lossy fallback — the regenerated
-  package will not be byte-identical to the originally-assessed one. Note
-  the regeneration in a sub-section here so the divergence is documented.
+  shipped), running the pipeline against the original source document,
+  and committing the outputs here. This is the lossy fallback — the
+  regenerated package will not be byte-identical to the originally-assessed
+  one. Note the regeneration in a sub-section here so the divergence is
+  documented.
 
 Until either (a) or (b) lands, the v1.0 severity flip described in
 `VERSIONING.md` §3 is contingent on a proxy (the synthetic clean fixture)