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Native behavior creation contract
Independent checker: harness/behavior-creation-contract.rs. The contract was
prepared before reading any created output on 2026-09-11. Its direct-rustc build,
self-check and unchanged-baseline comparison pass; native creation acceptance
is not implied.
Use a whole-directory copy of the preserved input:
.local/native-qa/palette-20260910-v3/checkpoint-transition-reopen/project.arcadia.
It contains 10 elements, two relations, four diagrams, one trace and six source
files. Do not edit or overwrite that baseline or an earlier checkpoint.
Perform these cumulative operations through Behavior → New, saving a separate whole-directory checkpoint after each Create and open:
| Stage | Intended fields and exact result |
|---|---|
process |
OA Operational process, name Coordinate rescue. Root ownership, empty steps and description; no diagram or implicit work. |
scenario |
OA Scenario, name Rescue coordination conversation. Explicit Participants · interactions (ParticipantInteraction) viewpoint; optional context Rescue capability, UUID b451c000-0000-4000-8000-00000000001f. Root ownership is separate from context. Empty precondition, postcondition, steps and description; no lifelines/messages or diagram. |
machine |
SA State machine, name Rescue team operating modes. Existing Rescue team SystemActor owner, UUID c0629449-1209-4b50-afac-f558a9a0fc7f. Opt into Create the first state view. No regions or states. |
Before observing output, the first-view contract is fixed as Rescue team
operating modes · states, SA StateMachine { machine: NEW_MACHINE } projection,
empty description/routes, default view options, exactly one placement of the
new machine. Its initial position is 60,60 and size 336×104; the independent
shared-core Layout prediction retains those values. The machine's semantic
parent remains the SystemActor, not its diagram. Every previous object and
source byte is retained except the explicitly predicted additions/includes.
Build only within a coordinated direct-rustc writer window. This imports
oa_core and no desktop creation producer:
. .local/toolchain/env.ps1
rustc --edition 2024 -D warnings --crate-name behavior_creation_contract harness/behavior-creation-contract.rs --extern oa_core=.local/target-gnullvm/debug/deps/liboa_core-3e81c616fea1d901.rlib -L dependency=.local/target-gnullvm/debug/deps -C linker=clang.exe -o .local/behavior-creation-oracle-20260911/behavior-creation-contract.exe
$oracle = '.local/behavior-creation-oracle-20260911/behavior-creation-contract.exe'
$base = '.local/native-qa/palette-20260910-v3/checkpoint-transition-reopen/project.arcadia'
& $oracle self-check $base
& $oracle check baseline $base $base $base
& $oracle check process $base PATH_TO_PROCESS_ENTRY PATH_TO_PROCESS_ENTRY
& $oracle check scenario $base PATH_TO_SCENARIO_ENTRY PATH_TO_SCENARIO_ENTRY
& $oracle check machine $base PATH_TO_MACHINE_ENTRY PATH_TO_MACHINE_ENTRY
After each creation, Undo once and Save into a fresh checkpoint; same must
compare that checkpoint with the preceding accepted stage (the initial baseline
for Process). Redo once and Save into another fresh checkpoint. For Redo and
reopen, pass the first committed checkpoint as the final role argument:
& $oracle same PREVIOUS_ACCEPTED_ENTRY UNDO_ENTRY
& $oracle check machine $base REDO_ENTRY FIRST_MACHINE_ENTRY
& $oracle same FIRST_MACHINE_ENTRY REOPEN_ENTRY
Use the corresponding stage for Process/Scenario history. This pins original
UUIDs across history; using a redo file as its own role carrier would not prove
identity retention. A cancellation has no predicted addition: compare its
checkpoint with the accepted pre-cancellation checkpoint using same.
The checker borrows only unique fresh UUIDv4 values with exact literal
kind/layer/name, view projection/name, or diagram/element placement roles.
Descriptions, aliases, parents, viewpoint/context, body defaults and geometry
are independently constructed. It compares complete Project and SourceBundle,
rejects detached extra .arcadia files, and uses pinned six-file byte lengths
and FNV-1a fingerprints to refuse a substituted baseline. SHA-256 provenance
is recorded in harness/release-behavior-creation-oracle-20260911.md.
Self-checks use deliberately false metadata/geometry in the role carrier, then reject changed scenario semantics, unrelated edits, extra objects/files and source-only comment drift. Native focus, readable labels, minimum/wide layout, selection of the new owner/view, and one-step Undo/Redo are separate observations; saved equality alone cannot establish them.