Turn task effects into concrete review checks.
Select candidate rules from explicit task effects, preserving contradictions, unknown effects, and missing budgets for the reviewer who will run the real checks.
How it actually works
Exactly what it does — and when.
The task declares a recursive move inside one workspace. Constraint Compiler selects the path-containment invariant and an unsafe broad-target counterexample, while making clear that the host must still execute the real filesystem check.
Use it to…
Real ways people put Genesis Constraint Compiler to work.
Prepare a risky file edit
Map the declared effect to a rule and counterexample before implementation.
Teach a bounded invariant
Give a worker one relevant reminder instead of a large policy dump.
Expose missing controls
Keep unknown effects, contradictions, and absent budgets in the compiled result.
- Workers receive broad irrelevant policy
- A rule is confused with an executed check
- Contradictions disappear during compilation
- Teach a worker the narrow invariant that matters
- Pair a rule with a counterexample before review
- Keep unknown effects and contradictions visible
What's inside
Who it's for
Task planners
need review guidance tied to actual effects
Coding workers
need a concrete invariant and failure example
Reviewers
need candidate checks without pretending they already ran
Questions, answered
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