delegation.bridge
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Statement
The local form under a named GradeTrust hypothesis. The uniform `2M` form was deliberately not ported: it rests on the grade-to-quantity link the programme decided to derive rather than assume.
Source
projects/deference/CLAIMS.md, entry delegation.bridge (class lean-proved, status active, origin round 2026-08-11-phase-ii-promotion; answers item 23). Documentation: verification: prompts/2026-08-11-phase-ii-promotion/REPORT.md; context: prompts/2026-08-11-deference-finite-kernel/REPORT.md. The signature of Workspace.Deference.Contrib.DelegationBridge.delegation_bridge in lean/Workspace/Deference/Contrib/DelegationBridge.lean.
Notes
Filed by the map-as-canonical round (prompts/2026-10-22-map-as-canonical) from the registry entry and the declaration's signature. The site-vertical-slice round (projects/enabling/rounds/2026-10-24-site-vertical-slice) connected it by reading: its hypotheses are the two leaves (cell masses, grade trust), its bridge names the gap between the claim and the declaration, and it is a conjunct of the informal claim local-delegation-bridge, a shared-claim root of deference-finite-results, rather than a node that frame holds. Registry note: The local form under a named GradeTrust hypothesis. The uniform 2M form was deliberately not ported: it rests on the grade-to-quantity link the programme decided to derive rather than assume. The registry's answers_item is the priorities pointer to item 23 (ruling F2).
Bridge card
A conjunct of the informal claim local-delegation-bridge: Under grade trust at level η over an admissible partition, delegating to the principal's judgment beats any measurable comparator by the principal's grade margin less twice η on the disagreement region, and the bound is attained.
Declaration Workspace.Deference.Contrib.DelegationBridge.delegation_bridge in lean/Workspace/Deference/Contrib/DelegationBridge.lean (record delegation.bridge.record)
Registry delegation.bridge: class lean-proved, status active, review ci-only, origin round 2026-08-11-phase-ii-promotion; bears on item 23
The claim asserts the local delegation bridge: under grade trust at level η over an admissible partition, delegating to the principal's judgment beats any measurable comparator by the principal's grade margin less twice η on the disagreement region. The declaration certifies the inequality exactly, over a finite cell type with exact rational masses, expectations and grades: the comparator's valuation plus its grade margin minus 2η times the disagreement mass is at most the valuation of delegating. The gaps: the source states the bridge over an admissible conditioning partition of a finite outcome space, and the declaration carries the partition by its cell type, so measurability of the judgment and the comparator is true by construction rather than a hypothesis discharged (the file's own words: a re-typing, not a transcription); grade trust is imported, and the source argues no settlement in the skeleton produces it; the uniform form, which trades the trust hypothesis for a bound by twice the magnitude, is deliberately not ported because it rests on a grade-to-quantity link the programme derives rather than assumes; and the declaration is free of any logical-induction fact, where the claim's home is the logical-induction setting the deference line asks about.
Hypotheses, read:
- delegation.bridge.h-cell-masses definitional: The cell masses of the conditioning partition are nonnegative.
The binder `hp : ∀ x, 0 ≤ p x`, with the cell type, the conditional expectations, the grades and the selections as the setting. Definitional: the masses of a partition's cells under a probability; the partition itself is carried by its cell type, so measurability of the objects is true by construction (the file's header calls this a re-typing, not a transcription). - delegation.bridge.h-grade-trust open: Grade trust at level η: on every cell and for every intervention, the conditional expectation of the quantity is within η of the principal's grade.
The binder `hGT : GradeTrust EX W η`. Open: the source's substantive hypothesis, imported and not derived; the source's §1.1 and §4 argue that no settlement instantiation in the skeleton produces it, and the file asserts nothing to produce it. A reader granting the bridge grants this of the principal's grades.
Completeness (delegation.bridge.complete): No premise beyond the signature's binders enters the declaration; the kernel checks it as stated. The result is the record, the two hypothesis leaves filed by reading (nonnegative cell masses; grade trust at level η, the imported hypothesis), the bridge and this leaf.
What remains (local-delegation-bridge.improvable)
The local delegation bridge, in which delegating beats a measurable comparator by the grade margin less twice the trust level on the disagreement region, can be improved until it reflects a human inductor deferring to a faster AI inductor at the logical-induction level, whose grades it can trust well.
- item-132: Grade trust at some level is produced by a settlement instantiation of the finite kernel rather than imported, so that the bridge's hypothesis is a property of the trajectory and not a stipulation. — this is item 132
- route-bridge-uniform-form: The grade-to-quantity link is derived, so that the uniform form of the bridge, which bounds the loss by twice the magnitude without a trust hypothesis, can be ported as a theorem rather than assumed. — item 23
- local-delegation-bridge.residual (residual): A refinement of the local delegation bridge that none of the other routes describes reflects a human inductor deferring to a faster AI inductor at the logical-induction level, whose grades it can trust.
Author and human events
Author @smithy-verity; version 1; size M.
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Edges
Above
- part of local-delegation-bridge
Children
- part: delegation.bridge.record leaf/record
- part: delegation.bridge.bridge leaf/bridge
- part: delegation.bridge.complete leaf/completeness
- part: delegation.bridge.h-cell-masses leaf/hypothesis
- part: delegation.bridge.h-grade-trust leaf/hypothesis
Work pointers
- round 2026-08-11-phase-ii-promotion
- item 23
- round 2026-10-24-site-vertical-slice
Ranking (the lens, not the structure)
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