nx_bodybench.nx

nx_bodybench.nx -- ★SOVEREIGN BODY JUDGE, registerable as an MCP tool. Moves the shape ruler OFF the dev laptop (it was PowerShell + System.Drawing) INTO a NishiLang organ that runs on the NAS: any agent, plan or workflow can now measure a generated body against the BodyParts3D oracle with ONE call and get a permil verdict back as JSON -- no image round-trip, no third-party runtime, no human in the loop. That is what "it needs to scale" means: the measurement is a service, not a person at a keyboard. OOP, tagged-dispatch (NOT struct fn-pointer fields -- seq715: obj.fn(args) compiles and does NOT call): * MeshView -- an object that renders ONE mesh at ONE yaw into coverage + per-pixel normal buffers (a minimal measurement rasterizer: projection + edge-function fill + z-buffer + normal; no shading/shadow/floor/texture -- those are display concerns, not measurement). * Judge -- a small hierarchy dispatched by KIND: J_SILH (silhouette IoU) and J_NORMAL (normal-field angular agreement). judge_eval(kind, ...) is the polymorphic entry; add a kind to extend. * BodyBench -- orchestrates: renders ours+oracle at yaw 0 and 90, runs each judge, emits per-judge permil and the HONEST HEADLINE = MIN over judges (hold several judges, publish the minimum). nx_bodybench <ours.nxmesh> <oracle.nxmesh> [W] [H] -> {"front_iou":..,"side_iou":..,"shape":..,"headline":..,"self_iou":1000,"self_shape":1000, ...} The self_* fields are a built-in NON-VACUITY proof: ours-vs-ours must score 1000/1000 or the ruler is broken. license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0