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docs(readme): guardrails section counts 324 matrix cells, not 192 - #206
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Recounted from matrix.enforcement_level() over 27 agents x 12 events: 324 cells (203 none, 74 detect, 45 best-effort, 2 enforceable, 0 enforced). tests/test_readme_counts.py recomputes the tally line, every "N of M matrix cells are graded enforced" claim and the pre_tool level table from the matrix, so the README cannot drift again. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com> Signed-off-by: Jothi Mani Rajendran <250249270+jothimani-rajendran@users.noreply.github.com>
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What this changes
"Guardrails, not guarantees" said
0 of 192 matrix cells, but "How it works" said 324. I recounted frommatrix.enforcement_level()over everyMATRIXagent ×contract.EVENTSand got 27 × 12 = 324 cells: 203 none, 74 detect, 45 best-effort, 2 enforceable, 0 enforced. So 324 is right and 192 was stale. I changed the one wrong number.I added
tests/test_readme_counts.py. It recounts three things from the matrix and fails when the README disagrees:pre_toolcount in each row of the level table (1 enforceable, 16 best-effort, 0 detect, 10 none, 0 enforced)I checked that the test fails against the old README (the
192claim) and passes now.Claim check
No adapter or matrix change, so nothing here applies.
Checks
pytest -qpasses (2616 passed, 6 skipped)ruff check .andruff format --check .passgit commit -s)Notes for the reviewer
The other counts in the README already match the matrix: the 17 agents with a
pre_tooladapter and the 27 agents in the matrix.🤖 Generated with Claude Code
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