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docs: ground NakedAgent paper claims in the Python reference - #45
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- Line 119: Replace assertion-based validation in main, including the
all(checks.values()) check, with explicit failure conditions that remain active
under python -O; ensure any failed replay, source, or budget check causes the
checker to exit nonzero rather than print a successful report.
- Around line 45-46: The source_paths inventory only reflects files present in
the worktree, so it misses tracked modules that have been deleted. Derive the
expected Python paths, including nested runtime modules, from the pinned commit
and compare that path set with the current inventory before comparing file
contents.
Review comments at @paper/nakedagent_paper.tex:
- Line 28: Update the commit reference in the version-boundary paragraph from a
bare `\url` hash to a link targeting the full GitHub commit URL, while keeping
the displayed commit hash unchanged.
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| source_paths = sorted((ROOT / "nakedagent").glob("*.py")) | ||
| source_paths += [ROOT / "pyproject.toml"] |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Compare the baseline file inventory with the current file inventory.
The current glob cannot detect a tracked module that is missing from the worktree. If that module is not needed to import this checker, every remaining file can match the baseline and the source check can pass. Derive the expected Python paths from the pinned commit, then compare the path sets before comparing file contents. Include nested Python modules if they are part of the claimed runtime inventory.
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Review comment at @paper/check_claims.py around lines 45 - 46:
The source_paths inventory only reflects files present in the worktree, so it
misses tracked modules that have been deleted. Derive the expected Python paths,
including nested runtime modules, from the pinned commit and compare that path
set with the current inventory before comparing file contents.
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| checks["budget_2_dispatches_0_budget_3_dispatches_1"] = dispatch_counts == {"2": 0, "3": 1} | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Make failed checks produce a nonzero exit under python -O.
Python removes assert statements in optimized mode. If a replay check is false, Line 119 is skipped and main() still prints a report and returns 0. The source and budget assertions are skipped too. Use explicit failure conditions so the documented checker cannot report success after a failed check.
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Review comment at @paper/check_claims.py at line 119:
Replace assertion-based validation in main, including the all(checks.values())
check, with explicit failure conditions that remain active under python -O;
ensure any failed replay, source, or budget check causes the checker to exit
nonzero rather than print a successful report.
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| By restricting the runtime strictly to the standard Python library (\texttt{stdlib}), NakedAgent eliminates supply-chain exposure by construction. In this paper, we describe the architectural foundations of NakedAgent, its formal Mealy state machine execution lane, its tamper-evident Merkle event logging and offline replay mechanism, its empirical performance on SWE-bench Lite, and the Omakase extensibility doctrine. | ||
| \paragraph{Version boundary.} | ||
| All present-tense implementation statements refer to the Python reference at commit | ||
| \url{0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}. |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Link the commit hash to the source.
Line 28 passes only a hash to \url. Hyperref therefore cannot make this a link to the GitHub commit. Use the full commit URL as the link target so readers can open the pinned source from the version-boundary paragraph. (ctan.math.illinois.edu)
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--- "a/paper/nakedagent_paper.tex"
+++ "b/paper/nakedagent_paper.tex"
@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@
\paragraph{Version boundary.}
All present-tense implementation statements refer to the Python reference at commit
-\url{0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}.
+\href{https://github.com/hummbl-io/nakedagent/commit/0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}{\texttt{0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}}.
The package metadata says version 0.1.0, while the current event-log schema is v0.4; these are distinct version namespaces. The September paper PDF, HTML, compiled bibliography and arXiv bundle remain historical artifacts. This unreleased TeX revision supersedes their claims for review, without asserting a new DOI or deposit. The repository-recorded historical DOI is \url{https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.23001340}; its remote contents were not independently verified in this revision.
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| \url{0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}. | |
| \href{https://github.com/hummbl-io/nakedagent/commit/0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}{\texttt{0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685}}. |
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Review comment at @paper/nakedagent_paper.tex at line 28:
Update the commit reference in the version-boundary paragraph from a bare `\url`
hash to a link targeting the full GitHub commit URL, while keeping the displayed
commit hash unchanged.
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The paper previously treated hash-linked replay as execution proof and presented dependency and benchmark claims more broadly than the pinned Python implementation supports. This revision describes the explicit effect boundaries, optional event-log driver, and limits of replay against runtime commit
0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685.The five-file paper-only change adds eight offline counterchecks, a source-to-claim map, and a revision notebook. It identifies the historical three-instance pilot as an unreplicated, partly invalid harness result. Historical PDFs, bundles and deposit metadata remain preserved and are clearly distinguished from this unreleased manuscript.
Validation: 453 tests passed, 45 skipped, 157 subtests passed; all eight offline paper checks passed. A separate five-page TeX proof compiled without overfull boxes or undefined citations and was visually inspected. Full-repository Ruff (166 findings) and mypy (34 errors in 11 files) match the baseline; the new checker passes Ruff and adds no mypy errors. Runtime files are unchanged.
This draft is for manuscript review. It does not publish, submit, deposit, or approve a release.
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Paper-only documentation and an offline checker script; runtime behavior is unchanged and historical deposits are not modified.
Overview
This PR revises the NakedAgent paper to align claims with the pinned Python reference (
0c96f1a8adac035b9d204ebc78c5eb4175c13685) and adds reproducibility scaffolding—no runtime code changes.The living TeX manuscript is retitled and rewritten: zero-dependency / Merkle / execution-proof language is narrowed to third-party Python runtime packages, linear hash-chained transcript consistency, explicit effect boundaries (tools, three execution paths, event budgets), and a threat model where coherent rewrites and orphan
TOOL_RESULTevents can still verify. The SWE-bench Lite pilot is reframed as historical, partly invalid harness observations (0/3 resolved) without reproduced trajectories or comparative benchmarks.New
paper/check_claims.pyruns eight synthetic offline checks (stale edits, budgets, etc.) plus baseline source/import inventory.paper/README.mdmaps claims to source files and documents builds;paper/nakedagent.notebook.mdrecords the post-hoc audit and validation runs.references.bibis trimmed; archived PDF/HTML/bundle artifacts stay preserved and are explicitly not this revision.Reviewed by Cursor Bugbot for commit f6abf71. Bugbot is set up for automated code reviews on this repo. Configure here.
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