Every command so far asked an addition question — what to add, what to move,
what it costs. Nothing asked what is no longer earning its always-loaded rent.
This adds that axis as a fourth lensCheck on the existing hybrid motor rather
than a new scanner or a 22nd command: the measured payoff (~18% of one file)
justifies a mode, not machinery.
It is the only lens that proposes REMOVING config, so it carries a guarantee
the others don't need: a load-bearing block is never a candidate. Precision is
asymmetric — a missed dead line costs a few tokens per turn, a deleted one
costs a wrong remote or a broken script — so the floor is decided in code
(lib/floor-exclusion.mjs) before the opus judge sees anything, never in prose.
Granularity is the leaf block, with two structural exceptions: a paragraph
ending in ':' merges with the list it introduces, and an ordered list is a
contract whose steps inherit floor from any sibling. Unordered lists
deliberately do not inherit — a load-bearing bullet and a disposable one
routinely share a list, and container-reasoning is the error the hand-built
ground truth exists to catch.
Verified against that ground truth (built before any classifier existed), with
the comparison machine-checked rather than read by eye: zero load-bearing
blocks proposed, 11/18 deletable groups surfaced, ~756 tok ~ 18% of a ~4300
token file — inside the pre-registered band. The first run found five floor
violations the synthesized fixture missed; each got a structural rule and a
fixture shape so it cannot regress.
Three real bugs the dogfood run exposed, all now covered:
- JS \b is ASCII-only, so /\bunngå\b/ never matches — every Norwegian keyword
ending in æ/ø/å was silently dead.
- A bare word/word is not a path; "pros/cons" vetoed the largest deletable
block until PATH_RE was tightened to rooted paths and globs.
- "Mid-sentence" must key on a preceding lowercase letter; the loose version
read **bold labels:** and quoted openers as entities, costing 4 of 11 groups.
BP-SUB-001 is grounded entirely in the Anthropic steering blog already cited by
BP-MECH-001..004 and asserts nothing from the talk that motivated the feature —
no "80%", no ablation figure.
Suite 1365 -> 1382/0. Frozen v5.0.0 snapshots untouched; plain optimize output
byte-identical on identical input (--subtract adds keys only when passed).
knowledge-refresh-cli's reference date moved to 2026-08-01: its premise that
every seed entry was verified 2026-06-20 expired when BP-SUB-001 got a genuine
verification date, and backdating the entry to fit the test would have been a
lie about when its source was checked.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01RW2haJXbxZpKivKHseSXNh
The recall+precision halves of the CA-OPT hybrid motor for the three
mechanism-fit cases the deterministic OPT scanner (2a) deliberately skips:
lifecycle→hook (BP-MECH-001), unscoped path-specific→rule (BP-MECH-002),
absolute "never"→permission (BP-MECH-004).
New:
- scanners/lib/lens-prefilter.mjs — cheap, recall-oriented line scan of the
CLAUDE.md body; detector names mirror the register lensCheck fields; skips
fenced code, gates the path class on an instruction verb. Pure + 13 tests.
- scanners/optimize-lens-cli.mjs — discovery + OPT scanner + pre-filter; attaches
only the CONFIRMED register entry to each candidate (unverifiable → dropped,
Verifiseringsplikt); emits {deterministic, candidates, register, counts}.
- agents/optimization-lens-agent.md — opus precision gate (7th agent, orange):
reads the real CLAUDE.md, drops low-confidence candidates, keeps only genuine
opportunities, cites register id + source.
- commands/optimize.md — /config-audit optimize orchestrates pre-filter→agent→report.
Agent-driven → deliberately NOT byte-stable (own command, outside the snapshot
suite). No new orchestrated scanner → scanner count stays 15. Counts: agents
6→7, commands 18→19, suite 1055→1068. Self-audit A/A unchanged, readmeCheck
passed (clean HOME). Plan: docs/v5.7-optimization-lens-plan.md.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com>
