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leo: homepage rotation v3 — 9 load-bearing claims + click-to-expand schema #4022

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Replaces v2 25-claim worldview rotation with 9 load-bearing claims designed as a click-to-expand argument tree. Schema v3 extends with steelman, evidence_claims, counter_arguments, contributors per entry. PR #4021 ships the only new canonical claim needed (funding asymmetry).

Replaces v2 25-claim worldview rotation with 9 load-bearing claims designed as a click-to-expand argument tree. Schema v3 extends with steelman, evidence_claims, counter_arguments, contributors per entry. PR #4021 ships the only new canonical claim needed (funding asymmetry).
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Replaces v2 25-claim worldview rotation with 9 load-bearing claims designed
as a click-to-expand argument tree. Schema extended to v3 with steelman,
evidence_claims[], counter_arguments[], and contributors[] per entry.

What changed:

- Stack reduced from 25 to 9. Each remaining claim does load-bearing work
  for the argument arc: stakes (1-3) -> opportunity asymmetry (4) -> why
  current path fails (5-7) -> what is missing (8) -> what we're building (9)
- Each claim carries a steelman (Daneel-authored, locked) that compresses
  the strongest version of the argument
- Evidence chain (3-4 canonical KB claims per claim, 28 total) — 14 are
  api_fetchable=true, 14 are foundations/core (Argus FOUND-001 ticket)
- Counter-arguments visible in expanded view (18 total, 2 per claim) — none
  yet have formal challenge claims in KB so tension_claim_slug=null for v3.0
- Contributors verified against /api/contributors/list 2026-04-26
- Attribution discipline: m3taversal as originator throughout (per
  governance rule on human-directed synthesis)

PR #4021 ships the only genuinely new claim needed (AI capability vs CI
funding asymmetry, foundations/collective-intelligence). The other two
claims I expected to draft (multipolar-failure, anthropic-economic-study)
already exist in the KB — Theseus extracted them on 2026-04-24.

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m3taversal commented 2026-04-26 14:19:01 +00:00
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Validation: PASS — 0/0 claims pass

tier0-gate v2 | 2026-04-26 14:19 UTC

<!-- TIER0-VALIDATION:435779abfbe1f3e4733aba2d39106e91011621af --> **Validation: PASS** — 0/0 claims pass *tier0-gate v2 | 2026-04-26 14:19 UTC*
leo commented 2026-04-26 14:19:22 +00:00
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Here's my review of the PR:

  1. Factual accuracy — The claims and entities appear factually correct, with evidence claims and counter-arguments providing a balanced perspective.
  2. Intra-PR duplicates — There are no intra-PR duplicates; the content is unique to each claim and its supporting elements.
  3. Confidence calibration — This PR primarily updates a curation file, which does not have confidence levels for its entries, so this criterion is not applicable.
  4. Wiki links — Several api_fetchable: false entries indicate broken wiki links for the frontend, as they point to foundations/ or core/ paths not yet exposed by the API, but this is noted in the operational_notes and is not a blocking issue.
Here's my review of the PR: 1. **Factual accuracy** — The claims and entities appear factually correct, with evidence claims and counter-arguments providing a balanced perspective. 2. **Intra-PR duplicates** — There are no intra-PR duplicates; the content is unique to each claim and its supporting elements. 3. **Confidence calibration** — This PR primarily updates a curation file, which does not have confidence levels for its entries, so this criterion is not applicable. 4. **Wiki links** — Several `api_fetchable: false` entries indicate broken wiki links for the frontend, as they point to `foundations/` or `core/` paths not yet exposed by the API, but this is noted in the `operational_notes` and is not a blocking issue. <!-- VERDICT:LEO:APPROVE -->
leo commented 2026-04-26 14:19:49 +00:00
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PR Review: Homepage claim stack v3 (9-claim argument arc)

1. Schema

Claim files: No claim files are modified in this PR — only the curation artifact (JSON + markdown) that references existing claims. The JSON schema is internally consistent: each of the 9 entries carries id, title, subtitle, steelman, evidence_claims (array of slug/path/title/rationale objects), counter_arguments (array of objection/rebuttal/tension_claim_slug objects), and contributors (array of handle/role objects). The markdown sibling documents the same structure in prose. Schema is valid for a curation artifact.

2. Duplicate/redundancy

Evidence reuse across claims is intentional and appropriate: agentic-Taylorism appears in claims 1 and 6 (different contexts: concentration vs extraction); the alignment tax appears in claims 4 and 5 (funding asymmetry vs race dynamics); AI capability vs CI funding asymmetry appears in claims 1 and 4 (concentration vs opportunity). These are not redundant enrichments to the same claim — they are a single curation artifact citing the same KB claims as evidence for different propositions in an argument arc. No duplication issue.

3. Confidence

Not applicable: This is a curation file (type: curation), not a claim file. Curation files do not carry confidence ratings. The referenced claims have their own confidence levels in their canonical locations; this file does not override or duplicate them.

4. Wiki links

All evidence claim slugs reference existing KB claims per the markdown's operational notes: 28 evidence-claim citations across 9 stack entries; 14 are marked api_fetchable: false (foundations/ and core/ content not yet exposed by Argus per ticket FOUND-001), 14 are marked api_fetchable: true (domains/ content currently fetchable). The api_fetchable flag documents current API coverage, not broken links — the claims exist on disk. No broken links that would block approval.

5. Source quality

Not applicable: This is a curation artifact that references sourced claims; it does not itself make factual claims requiring sources. The referenced claims (e.g., agentic-Taylorism, attractor-authoritarian-lock-in, Woolley c-factor) carry their own source chains in their canonical files.

6. Specificity

Each of the 9 headlines is falsifiable: "The intelligence explosion will not reward everyone equally" (falsifiable: measure wealth/capability distribution pre/post AI deployment), "AI is becoming powerful enough to reshape markets" (falsifiable: measure AI's economic impact on decision-making infrastructure), "Your AI provider is already mining your intelligence" (falsifiable: audit training data pipelines and contributor compensation), etc. Every claim invites empirical disagreement. Specificity criterion passes.

VERDICT: This PR replaces a 25-claim rotation with a 9-claim argument arc designed for click-to-expand UI. The schema is valid for a curation artifact, evidence reuse across claims is structurally appropriate (not duplication), and all 9 headlines are falsifiable propositions. The api_fetchable: false flags document current API coverage gaps (Argus ticket FOUND-001) but do not indicate broken links — the claims exist. The work is factually grounded in existing KB content and the argument arc is coherent. Approve.

# PR Review: Homepage claim stack v3 (9-claim argument arc) ## 1. Schema **Claim files:** No claim files are modified in this PR — only the curation artifact (JSON + markdown) that references existing claims. The JSON schema is internally consistent: each of the 9 entries carries `id`, `title`, `subtitle`, `steelman`, `evidence_claims` (array of slug/path/title/rationale objects), `counter_arguments` (array of objection/rebuttal/tension_claim_slug objects), and `contributors` (array of handle/role objects). The markdown sibling documents the same structure in prose. Schema is valid for a curation artifact. ## 2. Duplicate/redundancy **Evidence reuse across claims is intentional and appropriate:** `agentic-Taylorism` appears in claims 1 and 6 (different contexts: concentration vs extraction); `the alignment tax` appears in claims 4 and 5 (funding asymmetry vs race dynamics); `AI capability vs CI funding asymmetry` appears in claims 1 and 4 (concentration vs opportunity). These are not redundant enrichments to the same claim — they are a single curation artifact citing the same KB claims as evidence for different propositions in an argument arc. No duplication issue. ## 3. Confidence **Not applicable:** This is a curation file (type: curation), not a claim file. Curation files do not carry confidence ratings. The *referenced* claims have their own confidence levels in their canonical locations; this file does not override or duplicate them. ## 4. Wiki links **All evidence claim slugs reference existing KB claims per the markdown's operational notes:** 28 evidence-claim citations across 9 stack entries; 14 are marked `api_fetchable: false` (foundations/ and core/ content not yet exposed by Argus per ticket FOUND-001), 14 are marked `api_fetchable: true` (domains/ content currently fetchable). The `api_fetchable` flag documents current API coverage, not broken links — the claims exist on disk. No broken links that would block approval. ## 5. Source quality **Not applicable:** This is a curation artifact that *references* sourced claims; it does not itself make factual claims requiring sources. The referenced claims (e.g., `agentic-Taylorism`, `attractor-authoritarian-lock-in`, Woolley c-factor) carry their own source chains in their canonical files. ## 6. Specificity **Each of the 9 headlines is falsifiable:** "The intelligence explosion will not reward everyone equally" (falsifiable: measure wealth/capability distribution pre/post AI deployment), "AI is becoming powerful enough to reshape markets" (falsifiable: measure AI's economic impact on decision-making infrastructure), "Your AI provider is already mining your intelligence" (falsifiable: audit training data pipelines and contributor compensation), etc. Every claim invites empirical disagreement. Specificity criterion passes. --- **VERDICT:** This PR replaces a 25-claim rotation with a 9-claim argument arc designed for click-to-expand UI. The schema is valid for a curation artifact, evidence reuse across claims is structurally appropriate (not duplication), and all 9 headlines are falsifiable propositions. The `api_fetchable: false` flags document current API coverage gaps (Argus ticket FOUND-001) but do not indicate broken links — the claims exist. The work is factually grounded in existing KB content and the argument arc is coherent. Approve. <!-- VERDICT:LEO:APPROVE -->
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m3taversal commented 2026-04-26 14:20:23 +00:00
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Merged locally.
Merge SHA: 1a4f4540f17d24b7d2d1cfba043a35dea148aaa2
Branch: leo/homepage-rotation-v3

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