Lower bounded pure Core programs into generic Target IR - #201
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WalkthroughThe compiler now preserves pure Core ChangesPure Core Target IR
Exact byte and nominal types
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~100 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to This change enables bounded pure Core programs to cross the compiler boundary as generic artifacts, but valid byte refinements may still be rejected, conflicting local bindings may be serialized, and imported bounded byte types may fail to load. These concrete compiler and compatibility issues should be fixed before merging. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CoreCompiler
participant TargetIrLowerer
participant ResultProjection
participant ApplicationBuild
participant Provider
CoreCompiler->>TargetIrLowerer: Compile pure bindings and typed expressions
TargetIrLowerer->>TargetIrLowerer: Validate identities, order, and dependencies
TargetIrLowerer->>ResultProjection: Provide validated pure-binding sources
ApplicationBuild->>ApplicationBuild: Resolve required operation-profile configuration
ApplicationBuild->>Provider: Send canonical Target IR, projection, and configuration
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In `@crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs`:
- Around line 3208-3223: Extend
operation_profile_configuration_is_selected_when_adapter_has_no_effects in
crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs (3208-3223) beyond
single_configuration and the ID check: assert the emitted
05-target-configuration semantic input, complete identity including digest and
bytes, and provider invocation. Update docs/topics/lawpacks/test-plan.md (89-89)
so LAWPACKS-TP-016 records these provider-boundary assertions as its oracle and
evidence.
In `@crates/edict-provider-schema/tests/provider_contract_pack.rs`:
- Around line 311-341: Update the Target IR fixture used by
target_ir_root_accepts_only_closed_nonempty_pure_bindings, specifically
representative_target_ir, to omit basis from the intent before removing
semanticClosure. This ensures the validation failure isolates the closure
requirement while retaining the existing empty pure-binding ID assertion
unchanged.
In `@crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs`:
- Around line 277-323: Extend
pure_binding_projection_rejects_missing_substituted_and_reordered_target_authority
to mutate duplicate binding IDs or local references, and run every mutated
artifact through verify_result_projection, asserting stable failure kinds. In
crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs lines 277-323, add executable
coverage for duplicate and independent-verification rejection. In
docs/topics/result-projections/test-plan.md lines 23 and 61, retain implemented
status and update evidence to list all covered rejection cases.
In `@docs/topics/target-ir/test-plan.md`:
- Around line 113-114: Update the test-plan evidence map to cover the published
target-ir-pure-binding schema rule and
target_ir_root_accepts_only_closed_nonempty_pure_bindings test, either by
extending TIR-TP-029 or adding a dedicated schema-fidelity case. Ensure the
entry links the CDDL rule and executable schema test and covers
closed-versus-legacy root separation plus the nonempty binding-id constraint,
while preserving the existing TIR-TP-036 and TIR-TP-037 coverage.
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crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs (2)
1640-1646: LGTM!
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3209-3219: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winAssert the effect-free precondition.
single_configurationmerges configurations fromadapter.effects()and operation profiles. The fixture currently has no semantic effects, but this test does not enforce that invariant. An effect with the same configuration could make the test pass without proving profile-owned selection.Add an empty-effects assertion before calling
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1640-1646: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick winDo not reject unused profile configurations. [claim:configuration-scope, confidence:high] Adapter validation does not require profile configurations to match, but
validate_target_configuration_bindingcollects every profile reference before Core compilation. A valid adapter with one unused profile using a different configuration therefore fails withInvalidLawpackAdapter. Scope collection to compiled-Core references, or enforce adapter-wide uniqueness. Add a conflicting-unused-profile test.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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When an intent contains a Let, this validator checks only each binding value and never checks intent.body.result against the final available set. A caller can therefore return a dangling or never-bound LocalRef and still receive a Lowered Target IR artifact; only the optional result projection fails, so general Target IR consumers receive an invalid executable graph despite the documented fail-before-artifact contract. Validate the result expression's references before returning success.
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This test calls the private selection helper with a hand-authored required_core_profiles set, so it still passes if build_application derives the wrong profiles from compiled Core, validates the wrong configuration bytes, or fails to carry the selected reference into provider inputs. Because LAWPACKS-TP-017 marks the application behavior implemented using this test as its evidence, exercise a real application build or public CLI route with an unused differently configured profile rather than asserting the helper implementation directly.
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653-664: 🗄️ Data Integrity & Integration | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winReject duplicate pure-binding local identities.
Line 653 tracks only
TargetIrPureBinding.id. Two bindings with different IDs and the samebinding.binding.idpass validation and serialize as conflicting authority for one compiler-owned local. Track local IDs in a second set and reject collisions withCanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue. Add a canonical-encoder test for this artifact shape.Proposed fix
fn target_ir_intent_value(intent: &TargetIrIntent) -> Result<CanonicalValue, CanonicalError> { let mut binding_ids = BTreeSet::new(); + let mut binding_local_ids = BTreeSet::new(); for binding in &intent.pure_bindings { - if binding.id.is_empty() || !binding_ids.insert(binding.id.as_str()) { + if binding.id.is_empty() + || !binding_ids.insert(binding.id.as_str()) + || !binding_local_ids.insert(binding.binding.id.as_str()) + { return Err(CanonicalError::new( CanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue, - format!( - "Target IR pure binding id `{}` is empty or duplicated", - binding.id - ), + "Target IR pure binding identity is empty or duplicated", )); } }🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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4205-4226: 🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick winSupport non-exact byte intervals in imported type definitions.
bytes_type_coordemitsBytes<min=N,max=M>when bounds differ. This parser accepts onlyBytes<max=N>andBytes<exact=N>. Therefore, an imported fact such asNominal<Bytes<min=4,max=8>>fails with an unsupported imported definition.Parse the
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+ if let Some(inner) = definition + .strip_prefix("Bytes<min=") + .and_then(|value| value.strip_suffix('>')) + { + let (min, max) = inner.split_once(",max=")?; + let min = min.parse().ok()?; + let max = max.parse().ok()?; + if min > max { + return None; + } + return Some(TypeShape { + coord: definition.to_owned(), + kind: TypeKind::Bytes { + min: Some(min), + max, + }, + }); + } if let Some(max) = definition🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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In `@docs/SPEC_edict-language-v1.md`:
- Around line 1617-1639: Update the normative bytes-refine grammar to accept
exactly one bound, either max or exact, so Bytes<exact=N> is valid while
multiple bounds remain invalid; align the affected explanatory text near the
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In `@crates/edict-syntax/src/canonical.rs`:
- Around line 653-664: Update the pure-binding validation in the canonical
encoder to track both TargetIrPureBinding.id and binding.binding.id in separate
sets, rejecting duplicate compiler-owned local identities with
CanonicalErrorKind::UnsupportedValue while preserving existing empty/duplicate
target-ID checks. Add a canonical-encoder test covering distinct target IDs that
share the same local binding ID.
In `@crates/edict-syntax/src/compiler.rs`:
- Around line 4205-4226: Update the imported type-definition parser near the
existing Bytes max/exact branches to accept Bytes<min=N,max=M>, constructing
TypeKind::Bytes with both parsed bounds while preserving the current max-only
and exact forms. Add a deterministic test covering an imported
Nominal<Bytes<min=4,max=8>> definition and its resulting type shape.
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟠 Major | ⚡ Quick win
Update the normative grammar for Bytes<exact=N>.
The changed prose declares Bytes<exact=N> valid, but the grammar at Line 1395 still defines bytes-refine with max only. An implementation that follows the normative grammar can reject the new syntax.
Update the grammar to accept either bound name while keeping one bound per refinement.
Proposed grammar fix
-bytes-refine = "<" , "max" , "=" , bound-ref , ">" ;
+bytes-refine = "<" , ( "max" | "exact" ) , "=" , bound-ref , ">" ;As per coding guidelines, documentation must keep exact public facts in validated reference material and update affected documentation with behavior changes.
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In `@docs/SPEC_edict-language-v1.md` around lines 1617 - 1639, Update the
normative bytes-refine grammar to accept exactly one bound, either max or exact,
so Bytes<exact=N> is valid while multiple bounds remain invalid; align the
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Summary
letbindings as generic, source-ordered Target IRNominal<T>contracts without changing their storage ABIPlain-English Walkthrough
TL;DR
Edict previously rejected a bounded pure Core program as soon as it encountered
a
let, even though the expression was already typed and bounded. This changepreserves those expressions as generic Target IR data under the exact
source-Core semantic closure, then emits a compiler-owned result projection
that identifies the retained binding. [claim:pure-core-lowering,
confidence:1.00]
The result is a new honest compiler boundary: pure application programs can
reach a provider as verified generic artifacts, while the provider remains
responsible for declaring which Target IR, adapter, configuration, and
projection schemas it accepts. This PR does not add an evaluator to Echo and
does not claim end-to-end application execution. [claim:provider-boundary,
confidence:1.00]
Walkthrough
Before this change, the compiler treated
CoreNode::Letas an unsupportedtarget node. The lowerer now first validates the Core local graph, rejecting
duplicate binders and undeclared, conflicting, forward, or self-referential
local use before emitting any artifact. It then copies each pure binding into
Target IR in source order with a deterministic compiler-owned ID.
[claim:validated-binding-graph, confidence:1.00]
The flow is intentionally generic:
flowchart TD A[Checked bounded Core] --> B[Validate local graph] B --> C[Source-ordered pure bindings] C --> D[Digest-bound Target IR] D --> E[Compiler result projection] E --> F[Independent projection verification] F --> G[Provider admission]Caption: Pure Core crosses the compiler-provider boundary as data
This keeps ownership straight: Edict retains authored pure meaning, its
compiler proves the mapping, and a downstream provider may accept or refuse the
generic artifact. No runtime gains application nouns or callbacks.
The projection verifier compares binding count, order, deterministic ID, exact
local identity, and exact expression against Core. Missing, substituted,
reordered, or duplicate binding authority rejects as
CoreTargetMismatchthrough both projection emission and independent verification; editing only
Target IR or only the projection cannot make the mutation authoritative.
[claim:independent-projection-verification, confidence:1.00]
Application assembly now obtains an effect-free adapter's exact target
configuration from its operation profile. Selection follows only adapter
operation profiles whose generic Core mapping is required by the compiled
application; unused profiles with unrelated configurations neither enter
provider inputs nor create false ambiguity. Previously, the build path only
inspected effect-owned configurations and failed before provider invocation
when a pure executable profile had no effects. The provider-boundary witness
checks the emitted request input's role, kind, coordinate, domain, digest, and
bytes. [claim:effect-free-configuration, confidence:1.00]
Compatibility and limits
pureBindingswhen the list is empty, preserving their prior canonical shape.letbindings already present in checked Core.RED/GREEN evidence
The original implementation RED was observed with focused tests before the
compiler and schema changes:
cargo test -p edict-syntax --test target_ir pure_core_bindings_lower_as_generic_target_program -- --exactcargo test -p edict-syntax --test target_ir malformed_pure_binding_graphs_reject_before_target_artifact -- --exactcargo test -p edict-syntax --test result_projection pure_binding_projection_rejects_missing_substituted_and_reordered_target_authority -- --exactcargo test -p edict-cli application_build::tests::operation_profile_configuration_is_selected_when_adapter_has_no_effects -- --exactcargo test -p edict-cli application_build::tests::unused_operation_profile_configuration_does_not_enter_application_selection -- --exactThe review-repair invariants were mutation-calibrated RED. Temporarily inverting the effect-free fixture assertion made its focused test fail only at that assertion. Before the selected-profile repair, the conflicting-unused-profile regression failed with
InvalidLawpackAdapter; after selection was scoped to compiled Core requirements, both it and the public external-action application build passed.Exact-head GREEN verification at
39a796de04b3400f569880da06878da50d8ed0ee:cargo xtask verifycargo test -p edict-cli operation_profile_configuration_is_selected_when_adapter_has_no_effectscargo test -p edict-provider-schema --test provider_contract_pack target_ir_root_accepts_only_closed_nonempty_pure_bindingscargo test -p edict-syntax --test result_projection pure_binding_projection_rejects_missing_substituted_reordered_and_duplicate_target_authoritycargo xtask target-ir-goldens --checkcargo xtask lawpack-goldens --checkcargo xtask provider-contract-pack --checkgit diff --checkDocumentation impact
Updated the Target IR, result-projection, and lawpack topic shelves and their
executable test plans. Updated both public CDDL fragments and regenerated the
checked provider-contract pack. The review repair adds the missing schema and
provider-boundary evidence mappings without changing exported contract bytes.
Dependency impact
None. No dependency was added or changed.
Appendix: Citations
claim:pure-core-loweringcrates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs#805@39a796de;pure_core_bindings_lower_as_generic_target_programincrates/edict-syntax/tests/target_ir.rsclaim:provider-boundarydocs/topics/target-ir/test-plan.md#113@39a796de;docs/topics/target-ir/test-plan.md#115@39a796declaim:validated-binding-graphcrates/edict-syntax/src/target_ir.rs#540@39a796de;malformed_pure_binding_graphs_reject_before_target_artifactincrates/edict-syntax/tests/target_ir.rsclaim:independent-projection-verificationcrates/edict-syntax/src/result_projection.rs#511@39a796de;crates/edict-syntax/tests/result_projection.rs#278@39a796de;docs/topics/result-projections/test-plan.md#61@39a796declaim:effect-free-configurationcrates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs#1630@39a796de;crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs#3249@39a796de;crates/edict-cli/src/application_build.rs#3328@39a796de;docs/topics/lawpacks/test-plan.md#89@39a796de;docs/topics/lawpacks/test-plan.md#90@39a796declaim:first-consumer-routinga6673521699259abdd27be10f7c885b5c634a867; Echo PR #724 at49e9efb68001dfd78563d18bac9359a87671e431Closes #200