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This note is the vault-native context entrypoint for [[shape-budget/README]].
The central claim is that the Budget Governor Principle is the compact latent control logic for the tested constant-sum shape families. In the symmetric two-source ellipse base case, the normalized ratio e = c / a governs the normalized family and can be operationally recovered from boundary data.
- [[shape-budget/README]]
- [[shape-budget/technical-note/technical_note]]
- [[shape-budget/experiments/concept]]
- [[shape-budget/experiments/derivation]]
- [[shape-budget/experiments/research-roadmap]]
- [[shape-budget/experiments/notes/discovery]]
- [[shape-budget/experiments/notes/follow-ups]]
- [[shape-budget/experiments/notes/2026-03-31-obsidian-vault-context-smoke-test]]
- [[shape-budget/docs/INTELLIGENT-BANK-DESIGN]]
- [[shape-budget/docs/SOLVER_CHALLENGES]]
- [[shape-budget/docs/insights/pose-free-alpha-failure]]
- [[shape-budget/docs/insights/persistent-altas-modes]]
- Localize the next strongest bounded experiment without rereading the entire repo.
- Keep the repo
README.md, technical note, and experiment notes in agreement about scope limits. - Use experiment notes as the durable place for Codex to log hypotheses, commands, outputs, and next steps.
- Treat [[shape-budget/README]] as the canonical project entrypoint.
- Keep richer local context in this note.
- Add new experiment records under
shape-budget/experiments/notes/. - Link code and generated outputs with normal markdown links rather than trying to turn them into graph-native notes.