nx_fetchfail.nx

nx_fetchfail.nx -- WIRES THE CONTENT AXIS TO A PLANE. It adds NO ruler of its own. WHY THIS EXISTS AND WHAT IT DELIBERATELY DOES NOT DO. On 2026-08-25 a sibling seat landed the content classifier (mi_content_class, in nx_mirrorintegrity_lib.nx) which decides whether a stored mirror is the DOCUMENT or merely a bot wall, a login gate, an error page or a JS shell. Measured the same hour: that function had exactly ONE reference in the whole tree -- its own definition, over 23,234 files at corpus_complete=1 -- and the conf it reads did not exist. It was BUILT + UNWIRED, and a classifier nobody calls is a comment. So this organ is the wiring, not a second opinion: A DUPLICATE RULER IS THE DEBT. EXTEND THE INCUMBENT, NEVER ADD A SECOND. Every classification below comes from mi_content_class. If its verdict is wrong, it is fixed THERE. TWO VERBS, AND THE FIRST ONE EXISTS BECAUSE THE BAR HAD TO BE DERIVED RATHER THAN PICKED: probe -- walk the corpus and print the PROSE-BYTE DISTRIBUTION. No plane write, no verdict. This is the measurement from which prose-floor-bytes is chosen, and the lib's own comment requires that the shipped bar carry the distribution it came from. A threshold picked by taste is a magic number wearing a config key. census -- classify with the conf bar and emit the plane. (default) THE PLANE: knowledge/store/fetchfail- (seg-store; sovereign rows, NO third-party format anywhere). The prefix is spelled in FULL and never bare: a bare prefix resolves against CWD and makes a populated plane answer EMPTY, which reads exactly like a plane that was never seeded. Row key = the mirror path (stable, so a re-run UPDATES rather than duplicates: rule 10) Row value = url|mirror|class|reason|remedy|prose|bytes|detected_at|state state is OPEN while the body still classifies as a failure and flips to RESOLVED on the first run after it is re-fetched clean -- AN AUTOFILED ROW WITH NO AUTO-CLOSE IS A LATCH, NOT A DETECTOR. nx_fetchfail [probe|census] [dir] default: census knowledge/fetched license_tier: ORIGINAL expect_exit: 0