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Docs-only: ClassView × Quack semantic substrate

Operator goal: PostgreSQL semantic parity over class-declared operations on the existing Quack Binding Store, with DuckDB as a separately measured analytical performance comparator. No PostgreSQL fork/FDW, ORM conversion or second evaluator. Keep SQL/SAP/IAM/cognitive domains native while physical shapes (KEEP_DIRECT, sparse, DR32×128, DR64, DR256) are chosen by bind-time admitted witnesses.

Canonical D-* plan IDs and priorities

1. D-RFT (priority): relalg semantic depth: K3 NULL soundness, Bag/Distinct/Join, method-law-licensed rewrites, datafrog recursion oracle, optional offline egglog law checking.
   • relalg × thought-git frontier plan
2. D-RFT (priority): thought-git: versioned substitution/frontier, deterministic replay, independent evidential roots, multi-support deletion, compare from-scratch oracle; no implicit state writes.
   • Same companion plan; follows existing thought-git API.
3. D-QSP: PostgreSQL parity / DuckDB fair benchmark: staged SQL correctness, admitted physical shapes, total cold/warm binding and materialization.
   • ClassView × Quack PostgreSQL semantic parity
4. D-LFA: parallel docs-first: rs-graph-llm 'graph-flow' Task/NextAction/pause/resume, z8run-lance generation-bound handles -> proposed 'lance-graph-flow' as thin driver for ClassView think/counterfactual/do proposals, Heckhausen Rubicon and Kanban. No second store/executor/scheduler.
   • lance-graph-flow assimilation plan

Board entry records independent gates and provenance.

Strict boundaries

• ClassView: per-method fixed law + existing action metadata; Quack Binding: typed, version-attested coordinates and focus; optional DR: physical mapping only; relalg/R2IL into the one mask-RISC evaluator.
• PostgreSQL is the correctness oracle; DuckDB is the speed comparator, not an achieved result. Tests explicitly separate nullable K3, Bag/Distinct, aggregate empty/NULL and multi-relation joins.
• Do not claim dir-rmap-probe: IAM nested groups as a DR256 register, versioned populations and method folds (arm Q) #1666's lab IAM lazy pages/population folds cover SQL parity or universal DR. Existing millisecond CSR preparation counted; no foreign value gather at PREPARE (ADMISSION B).
• No persistent 32-byte Node ABI, 32×128 tile admission, Odoo work, production write path, SQL parser, implementation, test or performance claim in this PR.

Coordination

EXO-50 (append-only handoff), EXO-86 relalg, EXO-83 SQL polyfill, EXO-98 thought-git driver, EXO-101 datafrog, EXO-102 set algebra, EXO-121 ClassView, #1666 IAM lab. New implementation claims and code PRs require explicit ownership; this draft does not authorize takeover or merge.

Naming rule: D-QSP-{0..5} PostgreSQL SQL parity gates, D-RFT-{0..5} relalg/frontier method checks, D-LFA-{0..3} flow assimilation gates. Existing D-RA / D-TGB / D-CMR / D-SQLP owners and work IDs remain intact.\n\nStatus: plan-only, open for technical review.

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