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  1. R.01Latent channelLatent communication between two language models, with recovery measured against destructive controls. Gates 0–4 passed on a synthetic two-bit task; binding gate V1 failed, and a factored code later passed binding test E3.[ IN PROGRESS ]GATES: 0-4 PASSED
    BINDING: V1 FAILED, E3 PASSED
    REV: 01
  2. R.02Receiver-native controllabilityWhether one native direction at block 16 of a frozen receiver controls its answer for both grammatical genders. Verified by a second script; all 252 reruns reproduced exactly. Recorded as a no-go.[ NO-GO ]AUDIT: SECOND SCRIPT
    RERUNS: 252 EXACT
    QUALIFYING DOSES: 0 OF 5
  3. R.03Residual-stream injectionEarlier injection work (Phases C–E): mapped or native vectors added to the residual stream of a frozen receiver. Phases C and D failed their gates; an audit found Phase E mechanically invalid.[ NO-GO ]PHASES: C-E
    C, D: GATES FAILED
    E: MECHANICS INVALID
  4. R.04Cross-family linear mapRidge maps fit on training cards let a frozen receiver read layer-16 states of a model from another family, at 98.0% on cards with unseen names (text 99.9%, shuffled 12.0%). Not preregistered.[ EARLY WIP ]PAIRS: 5, FAMILIES: 3
    CARDS: 90.0-98.5%
    PREREGISTRATION: NONE
  5. R.05Iterative latent exchangeAn idea, not yet designed. No gates, controls or runs exist yet.[ IDEA ]DESIGN: NONE YET
    GATES: NONE YET
    RUNS: NONE
  6. R.06Binding failure mechanismWhy a bridge of the R.01 design fails on IDs that are absent from training. Oracle codes pass 32/32, so the reader can bind; the learned codes are specific to each training ID and are not composed from parts.[ NO-GO ]ORACLE CODES: 32/32
    LEARNED CODES: NOT COMPOSED
    NOVEL IDS: 0/32

Entries are never deleted. A retracted number stays on the record with the reason it failed. See the method.

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