# 21 - Current Status Canon (2026-05-01)

## Purpose

This note is the short source of truth for current module wording after the Post-F and Planner Autonomy closure work.

It exists to prevent stale percentage drift in planning discussions.

If another document says `78%`, `87%`, `92%`, or `85%` for a module that is now closed, read that value as a historical snapshot unless this note explicitly repeats it as current.

## Current Module Map

- `Post-F Semantic Integrity Hardening`: `99%`, operationally closed as a hardening slice and now used as a regression gate.
- `Inventory Stock Open-World Breadth Proof`: `100%` for the declared inventory-stock scenario pack, not for arbitrary inventory questions.
- `Planner Autonomy Consolidation`: `100%` for the declared phase83 planner-brain slice, including catalog alignment, live-readiness gating, checked-source sanitation, and accepted mixed replay.
- Active next module: broader `Open-World Bounded Autonomy Breadth` over unfamiliar 1C asks, while keeping Post-F and phase83 as regression gates.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview Evidence Fusion`, tracked in `22 - open_world_bounded_autonomy_breadth_2026-05-01.md`.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview Catalog Route Fabric`: the route is reviewed in catalog/data-need/planner contracts and exposes the stable `business_overview` route scope.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview Fresh Multi-Probe Runtime Bridge`: the reviewed route now executes incoming money flow, outgoing supplier payout, activity-window, net-spread, top-customer, and analyst-safe answer drafting, and has passed live semantic replay against the real assistant runtime.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview VAT/Tax Fact-Family Bridge`: explicit-period business overview can include confirmed VAT/tax position, while all-time follow-ups and negated VAT periods do not reuse stale tax scope.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview Debt-Position Fact-Family Bridge`: explicit-period business overview can include confirmed receivables/payables as-of-date debt position, while all-time follow-ups do not reuse stale debt snapshots and debt quality/aging remains unclaimed.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview Inventory-Position Fact-Family Bridge`: explicit-date business overview can include confirmed stock-on-hand inventory position, while all-time follow-ups do not reuse stale inventory snapshots and inventory liquidity/turnover remains unclaimed.
- Completed active slice: `Business Overview Open-Settlement Quality Bridge`: explicit-period business overview can check open-contract settlement concentration on 60/62/76, while due-date aging/overdue debt remains unclaimed until a reviewed due-date route exists.
- Next active slice: continue `Business Overview Fact-Family Expansion` into profit/margin and due-date debt aging where reviewed routes exist.
- Active module progress: `~60% (Open-World Bounded Autonomy Breadth)`.

## Reporting Rule

Use these labels when reporting progress:

- `Прогресс модуля: 99% (Post-F Semantic Integrity Hardening, operationally closed/regression gate)` when discussing the Post-F slice itself.
- `Прогресс модуля: 100% (Planner Autonomy Consolidation, declared phase83 slice closed)` when discussing the planner-autonomy slice that was just completed.
- `Прогресс модуля: X% (Open-World Bounded Autonomy Breadth, active slice: <name>)` for new breadth work after this point.

Do not report Post-F as `78%`, `87%`, or `92%`.

Do not report Planner Autonomy as still open unless the discussion is about the next broader module, not the declared phase83 closure target.

## What Is Actually Closed

Post-F closed the acute semantic-integrity rescue layer:

- stale organization scope must not beat explicit current-turn counterparty meaning;
- stale focus objects must not hijack newly grounded entities;
- VAT and exact materialization must not self-filter confirmed rows away;
- repeated pivots must keep subject, lane, and time continuity honest;
- business-answer review remains the primary acceptance surface.

Planner Autonomy closed the declared planner-brain slice:

- reusable catalog chain templates are first-class planner objects;
- selected chains expose catalog-template matches and alignment status;
- replay artifacts surface catalog alignment as an acceptance invariant;
- phase83 proved selected-counterparty, open-organization money flow, broad-evaluation continuity, metadata drilldown, and off-domain safety together under live-readiness gating.

## What Is Not Closed

The project is not yet a universal arbitrary-1C agent.

Remaining work belongs to the next breadth module:

- extend `business_overview` beyond money-flow/activity, explicit-period VAT/tax, as-of-date debt position, open-settlement concentration, and as-of-date inventory position into separately proven profit/margin, due-date debt aging/overdue, and real inventory-liquidity evidence families;
- broader dynamic schema traversal for unfamiliar 1C asks;
- more primitive descriptors where live evidence proves a real gap;
- more replay-backed domain packs that start from user business meaning, not from route convenience;
- continued pressure reduction around central intent seams such as `resolveAddressIntent()`;
- preservation of Post-F and phase83 canaries as regression gates during breadth expansion.

## Graphify Rule

`graphify-out/GRAPH_REPORT.md` is the current graph snapshot.

Older graph counts inside historical validation bullets are evidence-at-the-time, not the current graph size.

After any code or documentation sync that changes the map, rebuild graphify and treat the new report as the navigational source.

## Canonical Reading Order

For current planning, read:

1. `README.md`
2. this document
3. `22 - open_world_bounded_autonomy_breadth_2026-05-01.md`
4. `20 - planner_autonomy_consolidation_2026-05-01.md`
5. `19 - inventory_stock_open_world_breadth_proof_2026-05-01.md`
6. `17 - post_f_semantic_integrity_hardening_2026-04-23.md`
7. `16 - data_need_graph_and_open_world_mcp_plan_2026-04-22.md`

Documents `01` through `15` remain valuable, but mostly as the historical architecture trail.