Reconcile dynamic coherence with evidence and existing methods - #6
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Why
The September 24 Root Sequence work on dynamic coherence/adaptive continuity appears to close a real conceptual gap, but it also creates a research obligation: distinguish what is a useful synthesis from what established literatures already define more precisely, and correct older UCF pages that overstate cross-domain support.
Source context: Root-Sequence/root-sequence#21 (draft).
What this PR does
Adds a targeted evidence reconciliation
docs/dynamic-coherence-evidence-audit-2026-09-24.mdchecks the synthesis against:The audit explicitly records what each literature can and cannot support.
Extends model v1.1 without replacing it
The temporal layer now asks:
It treats Root Sequence's
agency envelopeandmeta-agencyas provisional comparison prompts, not validated UCF measures.Corrects active navigation/status
coherence-and-systems-theory.mdfor high-priority rewrite.Preserves but clearly marks overreaching older work
Adds audit notices to the older:
The historical text remains intact for provenance. The notices make clear which claims the current model does not adopt.
Important finding
The new synthesis does not require rewriting everything about coherence.
The strongest current UCF pieces already contain much of the needed architecture:
What changes is the temporal resolution: UCF now needs to distinguish state from transition dynamics and inspect future possibility, retained history, lock-in, and revision power.
What does require correction is older material that treated:
Proposed validation method
Do not validate UCF by showing it can describe a case.
Instead:
Recommended first domains: infrastructure/service fallback, transit accessibility under disruption, repair/service architecture, or community degraded mode — not trauma or consciousness.
Relationship to existing PR #5
PR #5 is a context refresh touching START-HERE / claims / evidence / PROJECT-CONTEXT. This branch is based on current main and deliberately avoids those files, so the evidence reconciliation can be reviewed independently.
What this does not claim
Review questions
agency enveloperemain Root Sequence vocabulary while UCF cites capabilities/viability/empowerment as comparators?