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CRIMSON HEXAGONAL ARCHIVE: TERM INDEX WORK PLAN EA-REGISTRY-TERMINDEX-PLAN v1.0

Lee Sharks · 2026-06-16 · Term-index research work plan · v1.0
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Description

This document is a living work plan for extracting and governing the Crimson Hexagonal Archive’s coined vocabulary. Its initial phase templates say “not started,” but the later progress table and session log record substantial execution. It should therefore be read as a plan whose headings preserve the original design while its ledger records the state reached during the same work cycle. The planned workflow has five phases. Metadata are pulled from every repository record and candidate terms extracted from titles, descriptions, keywords, codes, quotations, and emphasis. File bodies are then processed in resumable batches. A human review removes ordinary-language false positives, restores missed coinages, assigns definitions and categories, and reconciles known institutional lists. The resulting JSON and Markdown index are deposited and surfaced as a searchable table. High-priority terms may later receive provenance packets. The progress ledger reports 845 metadata records processed, 1,524 repeated candidate terms, tiered canonicalization, 735 of 800 downloadable body records processed, sixty-five download failures, and 129 of 131 capture-registry queries cross-referenced. Merge, noise filtering, human review, and the final v1.0 index remained pending, while an initial raw-data deposit was in progress. This is a valuable continuity artifact because it makes unfinished work visible. It is not itself the final index, and the extracted counts are not counts of confirmed coinages. Automated phrase extraction will include names, ordinary phrases, bibliographic language, duplicates, and template artifacts. The internal instructions referring to /home/claude/, session compaction, and present_files are ephemeral execution notes and should not be treated as public architectural requirements.

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Crimson Hexagonal Archive: Term Index Work Plan is a living plan and progress ledger for building a canonical vocabulary index. It describes metadata extraction, body-text processing, human review, cross-reference work, publication, versioning, and optional provenance-packet generation. Although the original phase headings begin as “not started,” the later ledger records extensive completion of metadata and body processing. Merge, human validation, and the final index were still pending. The candidate-term totals are automated extraction results rather than a verified count of archive coinages.
Also published as a standalone entry: /s/wiki/836/

Concepts Defined

Progress checkpoint [structural]
After Phase 1, we have ~60-70% of coinages from metadata alone. Save all three files to /home/claude/ and present. If session compacts here, next session loads these files and proc
Session 1 (16 June 2026) [structural]
Work plan created. Phase 1.1 complete (845 records pulled). Phase 1.2 complete (1,524 terms extracted with count>=2; 5,951 total unique keywords). Phase 1.3 (canonicalization and c

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CRIMSON HEXAGONAL ARCHIVE: TERM INDEX WORK PLAN

# CRIMSON HEXAGONAL ARCHIVE: TERM INDEX WORK PLAN

EA-REGISTRY-TERMINDEX-PLAN v1.0

## EA-REGISTRY-TERMINDEX-PLAN v1.0

Author: Lee Sharks (ORCID 0009-0000-1599-0703)

Date: 16 June 2026

Status: Work plan with progress tracking

Purpose: Systematic extraction, canonicalization, and versioning of all coined terms, concepts, entities, frameworks, operators, institutions, heteronyms, and designations across the Crimson Hexagonal Archive (~841+ deposits)


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Rationale

## Rationale

The archive is minting terms faster than they imprint to long-term memory. An estimated 200-300 coined concepts exist across 841+ deposits without a unified index. Once built, the index becomes:


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Phase 1: Metadata Pull

## Phase 1: Metadata Pull

Status: NOT STARTED

Estimated compute: 30-45 minutes

Resumable: Yes — paginate via Zenodo API, save after each page

1.1 Pull all records from crimsonhexagonal community

### 1.1 Pull all records from crimsonhexagonal community

1.2 Extract terms from metadata fields

### 1.2 Extract terms from metadata fields

1.3 Deduplicate and categorize

### 1.3 Deduplicate and categorize

Progress checkpoint: After Phase 1, we have ~60-70% of coinages from metadata alone. Save all three files to /home/claude/ and present. If session compacts here, next session loads these files and proceeds to Phase 2.


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Phase 2: File Content Extraction

## Phase 2: File Content Extraction

Status: NOT STARTED

Estimated compute: 2-3 hours (may require multiple sessions)

Resumable: Yes — track which record IDs have been processed

2.1 Download and read markdown files

### 2.1 Download and read markdown files

2.2 Batch processing strategy

### 2.2 Batch processing strategy

2.3 Merge with metadata terms

### 2.3 Merge with metadata terms

Progress checkpoint: After Phase 2, we have ~90% of coinages. The remaining 10% are implicit terms that require human judgment.


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Phase 3: Human-in-the-Loop Pass

## Phase 3: Human-in-the-Loop Pass

Status: NOT STARTED

Estimated compute: 1-2 sessions of review

3.1 Lee reviews the merged index

### 3.1 Lee reviews the merged index

3.2 Cross-reference against known lists

### 3.2 Cross-reference against known lists

3.3 Output: termindex-v1.0.json

### 3.3 Output: termindex-v1.0.json

term, abbreviation, category, canonical_definition


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Phase 4: Deposit and Surface

## Phase 4: Deposit and Surface

Status: NOT STARTED

4.1 Deposit to Zenodo

### 4.1 Deposit to Zenodo

4.2 Surface deployment

### 4.2 Surface deployment

4.3 Versioning protocol

### 4.3 Versioning protocol


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Phase 5: MPAI Generation (optional, high-value)

## Phase 5: MPAI Generation (optional, high-value)

Status: NOT STARTED

5.1 For each high-priority term, generate an MPAI kernel

### 5.1 For each high-priority term, generate an MPAI kernel

5.2 Batch deposit MPAIs

### 5.2 Batch deposit MPAIs


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Progress Tracking

## Progress Tracking

Phase

Step

Status

Output File

Records Processed

Notes

1

1.1 Metadata pull

COMPLETE

termindex-metadata-raw.json

845/845

845 records, 6,256 unique kw

1

1.2 Term extraction

COMPLETE

termindex-metadata-terms.json

845/845

1,524 terms (count>=2), 5,951 total

1

1.3 Canonicalization

COMPLETE

termindex-tiered.json

845/845

178 Tier 1, 332 Tier 2, cross-ref with registry

2

2.1 File download

COMPLETE

termindex-file-progress.json

735/800

444 new Tier 1, 540 new Tier 2 from file contents

2

2.2 Batch processing

COMPLETE

termindex-file-progress.json

735/800

65 records had download failures

2

2.3 Merge

PENDING

termindex-merged.json

Needs noise filtering + human review

3

3.1 Human review

PENDING

~2,000 terms for review

3

3.2 Cross-reference

COMPLETE

termindex-crossref.json

129/131 registry queries matched

3

3.3 Final index

PENDING

termindex-v1.0.json

After human review

4

4.1 Deposit

IN PROGRESS

Initial deposit with raw data

4

4.2 Surface

NOT STARTED

5

5.1 MPAI generation

NOT STARTED


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Continuity Protocol

## Continuity Protocol

If a session hits compaction limits during this work:

Key files for continuity:


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Session Log

## Session Log

Session 1 (16 June 2026): Work plan created. Phase 1.1 complete (845 records pulled). Phase 1.2 complete (1,524 terms extracted with count>=2; 5,951 total unique keywords). Phase 1.3 (canonicalization and categorization) ready for next session or human review. Key finding: the archive has 6,256 keyword instances across 845 records, with the top terms being Crimson Hexagonal Archive (439), semantic economy (267), Crimson hexagon (248), distributed epic (154), NH-OS (149), operative semiotics (124), training layer literature (121). The API paginates at max size=25, requiring 34 pages. The metadata-raw and metadata-terms JSON files are the continuity artifacts for the next session.

Version history

Series: SERIES-BODYMATCH-836

Record modifications
The deposited text is immutable; these are changes to the record's metadata and declared state.

Traversal

#835 The Conveyor Belt and the Compression Machine: OKF Without Output Governance — Predictiv#837 The Josephus Thesis Is Not the Jesus Myth Thesis: Preemptive Disambiguation MPAI (EA-MPA
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