docs: #345 fix contract — the runtime profile is the oracle; find the branch the code reading missed
Retail's per-tick edge-family entry (594 lockstep firings, zero step_up) is the constraint any pseudocode reading must reproduce — the prior 'retries from scratch, retail-identical' conclusion is refuted by the live profile, so D0's job is finding the branch that reading missed, with the step-down-phase-ordering hypothesis named as a candidate to verify rather than assume. Trap list absolute: the entire proven-faithful response machinery is off-limits; the fix is routing fidelity only. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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# #345 fix contract — route the refused steep walkable into the edge family, as retail does every tick
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**Date:** 2026-08-08. **Implementer:** one Sonnet agent, after the AD-66
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reland lands (adjacent code; one physics change in flight at a time).
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**Review:** dual Opus (this is core movement). **Gate:** the user's glide —
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angled input into a too-steep hillside must slide laterally, scaling with
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angle, exactly as their retail observation ("it glides, faster the more
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angle") establishes as the axiom.
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## The oracle is a RUNTIME PROFILE, not a code reading
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Live cdb on the PDB-paired retail client during the user's 45° glide
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(`345-retail-glide.cdb.log`): `edge_slide` and `cliff_slide` fired **594
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times each in lockstep** (~30/s), `set_sliding_normal` 538, **`step_up` 0**,
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`adjust_sphere_to_plane`/`walkable_hits_sphere` 0. Retail's glide IS the
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edge family running per tick. Ours in the same scenario: 18 edge-family
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entries total; the stuck ticks (275, `345-mechanism.log` + the ISSUES
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anatomy) dead-loop insert retries with every phase OK and ValidateWalkable
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returning Adjusted on the steep plane, never reaching the edge family.
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**A prior code-reading pass concluded "Adjusted retries from scratch,
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retail-identical" — the profile REFUTES the completeness of that reading.**
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Retail demonstrably reaches edge_slide per tick from this same scenario;
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some branch the reading missed routes there.
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## D0 — find the missed branch (pseudocode doc first, mandatory)
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Candidate to verify FIRST (hypothesis, not conclusion): our stuck ticks all
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show `spStepDown=False` inside the failing validations — yet retail's edge
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family enters from the STEP-DOWN-FAILED branch, and retail's ordinary
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grounded step runs a step-down phase per sub-step. Question: in retail's
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`transitional_insert` (@0x0050b6f0) + `find_transitional_position`, when
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does the grounded step's step-down phase run relative to the primary
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collision, and does validate_walkable's Adjusted-on-steep let the insert
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PROCEED to that phase (whose failure then enters `edge_slide` @~0x0050b921,
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the anchor mapped in the #32 research) — where ours treats the primary's
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Adjusted as retry-the-insert? Pin from the pseudo-C with addresses; if the
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hypothesis is wrong, find the real branch — the PROFILE is the constraint
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any reading must reproduce (per-tick edge entry, zero step_up).
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## D1 — the minimal port
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Only the routing/branch fidelity in our `TransitionalInsert` /
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`FindTransitionalPosition` loop. The trap list is absolute: no changes to
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ValidateWalkable's math, AdjustOffset (fresh AD-66 landing!), the #331
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absorb, the #32 setter split, `DoStepUp`/`DoStepDown` internals, or the
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edge-family responses themselves (all proven faithful and live-healthy —
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this morning's 18 entries all applied clean constraints).
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## D2 — tests
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1. The measured scenario as a fixture (grounded mover, 45° request into an
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N.z≈0.6 terrain plane): post-fix the LATERAL component survives (yield
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> 0 in Y for an X-facing slope), scaling with angle (two angles
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asserted, ordering only — no magic feel constants); perpendicular still
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stops (retail's perpendicular observation).
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2. The trace fixture (`TransitFailProbeTests`) shows the changed anatomy —
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the stuck-tick predicate should no longer fire at all on the angled
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fixture (motion occurs).
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3. The #331 absorb pin, the AD-65/AD-66 conformance tests, and the uphill
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no-flap guard all stay green untouched.
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4. Sabotage: revert the routing → the lateral test reds; restore.
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## Acceptance
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Clean-room full suite, exact totals; nothing committed; contradictions →
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STOP and report. Then dual review, then the user's glide gate.
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