> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://clarity-7.gitbook.io/clarity-docs/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://clarity-7.gitbook.io/clarity-docs/clarity-moniversive-invariant-static-mis/architecture-static-ml/operational-rulebook.md).

# Operational rulebook

> Generated 2026-07-29T03:15:30Z · Sections I–VI

## I. Structural invariants

* **Monotonicity:** gradients bounded (`fn_monotonic_gradient_clamp` catalog).
* **Spectral cap:** $\sigma\_{max} \le 1.0$ (`fn_spectral_norm_lock`).
* **Phase-locked latents:** no drift across train/infer boundaries.

## II. Non-market kernel isolation

* Branchless execution via bitwise selection (`dev_zero_branch_select_mask`).
* **HugePage** alignment for hot tensors.
* Hardware queue dispatch where applicable.

## III. `clrty::fn::*` & `clrty::call::*`

* Zero-copy contracts · atomic barriers before state commit.
* Symbol lookup via **MIS code index** + `clrty_getMisCodeIndex`.

## IV. `clrty::embed::*`

* Orthogonal sub-space routing · MoE gating · cross-modal fusion (see band 876–975).

## V. `clrty::method::*`

* Monadic errors · type-state builders · zero-allocation slabs.

## VI. Verification checklist

* [ ] Gradient clamp catalog entry present
* [ ] Spectral norm lock verified
* [ ] No heap alloc in hot loops (slab policy)
* [ ] Branchless or mask-select patterns
* [ ] `bin/misc … --check --compact-letters` clean

Commands: [catalog/commands-and-make-targets.md](/clarity-docs/clarity-moniversive-invariant-static-mis/catalog-generated/commands-and-make-targets.md)


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