nx_intent_survival.nx

nx_intent_survival.nx -- did the director's intent survive the render? Closes the loop between the DirectorsNote (what was requested) and the rendered image (what came out). Per cardinal feedback-graduated- intervention-no-chainsaw: emits a TIERED verdict (GOOD/DRIFT/BROKEN), never binary pass/fail. === Division of responsibility ===================================== This substrate primitive does TWO things: (a) Defines the typed schema for per-element survival verdicts. Each of the 7 director-named elements (outfit, location, pose, affect, perspective, shot_size, camera_motivation) gets a sealed-enum survival verdict. (b) Aggregates per-element verdicts into a single PreflightTier per the graduated-intervention cardinal: all SURVIVED -> GOOD any MISSING -> BROKEN any PARTIAL (no missing)-> DRIFT What this primitive does NOT do: compute the per-element verdict. That's downstream work (CLIP probe, color histogram, learned classifier, human label, etc.) — its output is fed in as a *i64 array of verdicts. The substrate-typed envelope is the canonical interchange; whoever produces the per-element check (Python now, NishiLang vision primitive when nx_vision_check ships, human reviewer in a labelled batch) all feed the same schema. === Composition ==================================================== nx_directors_note.nx -- DirectorsNote (the requested intent; PreflightTier sealed enum) nx_tier.nx -- nx_int alias genealogy_id: clip_2021 + checklist_alignment_eval + in_toto_2019_provenance + faithful_explanation_inseq_2022 lineage_id: nx_intent_survival_v1