nx_refcorpus.nx

nx_refcorpus.nx -- THE MEASURED-FACTS PLANE + ITS ADMISSION CONTRACT. WHY THIS EXISTS. The Reciprocal Corpus Program (published 2026-08-04 at /code/research_reciprocal_corpus_program) makes two promises in public: (1) we retain ZERO asset bytes from any reference corpus -- only measurements; (2) we publish only AGGREGATE statistics, never anything reconstructable to one creator. A promise in prose is worth nothing. This organ is where those promises become MECHANICAL: every fact entering the corpus store passes an admission contract that REFUSES anything that could carry asset payload or describe too few sources, and the gate proves the refusals fire. ★THE CORE INSIGHT: a measurement is SMALL AND PLAIN. A vertex count, a texel resolution, a slider mean -- these are short numeric or short-label values. Asset payload (base64 texture, mesh blob, embedded binary) is LONG or NON-PLAIN. So an admission rule of "short + plain + declared sample size" is not a heuristic dressed as a guarantee: it is a structural wall that a payload cannot pass through while every legitimate measurement passes trivially. ROW SHAPE (append-only journal; a journal, not a registry -- ws_sync.jrnl precedent): epoch <TAB> source <TAB> fact_key <TAB> value <TAB> unit <TAB> n <TAB> provenance <TAB> license nx_refcorpus put <source> <fact_key> <value> <unit> <n> <provenance> <license> nx_refcorpus admit <value> <n> -- dry-run the contract, print the verdict nx_refcorpus list [max] license_tier: ORIGINAL No hw writes (Rule 26). expect_exit: 0