tz-dev/PMS-CRITIQUE: PMS–CRITIQUE — Model, Spec, and Example Suite Update

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Abstract

This release updates PMS–CRITIQUE to schema_version: PMS-CRITIQUE_1.1 and aligns the repository with the current PMS_1.3 base specification. PMS–CRITIQUE remains a paper-specific application schema (overlay) of PMS. It does not introduce new operators, does not redefine PMS, and does not alter canonical dependencies or derived axes. What this release improves is the model's explicitness, boundedness, and repository discipline. Highlights upgraded canonical dependency from PMS_1.1 to PMS_1.3 revised canonical schema: model/PMS-CRITIQUE.yaml updated human-readable model documentation: model/Model Specification.html model/Model Specification.pdf rebuilt full Example Suite in canonical YAML + HTML clarified overlay status, boundedness, and non-exhaustiveness added explicit limits / non-capture / rival framing language added explicit optional MIP docking interface clarified that critique-facing projections (A / C / R / E / D) are reuse of base PMS derived axes, not redefinitions Added / clarified in the YAML model The updated PMS-CRITIQUE.yaml now includes or makes explicit: strict critique thresholds: CRITIQUE_MIN CRITIQUE_PROD CRITIQUE_STABLE vertical reach ladder V0–V4 horizontal scale system: paper_tags deployment_tags publicness overlay P drift typology: main classes D1–D6 compact catalogue C1–C10 modulators M1–M8 critique-facing projection block with explicit reuse status optional mip_docking_interface limits_and_boundedness strengthened guardrails expanded example_suite packet schema Example Suite The repository now includes five fully structured example packets in YAML + HTML: The Missing Reply Becomes the Story Non-Event Load → Silence Attractor Fast Outrage, No Stop-Capability Reaction Masquerading as Critique Endless Reframing Meeting Narrative Reset Drift: Recontextualization Without Integration Policy Without Follow-Up Integration Present, Self-Binding Missing Role Asymmetry Turns "Feedback" Into Exposure Judgment Drift Under Asymmetry These examples are scene-bound, non-prescriptive, and structurally uniform. They are designed as repository training examples for operator-legible critique analysis under the PMS application gate: Χ + reversibility + D. Repository structure This release reflects the current repository layout: paper artefacts in the repository root canonical model artefacts in /model example artefacts in /examples shared styling in /css cover asset in /img Design commitments unchanged No new operators No redefinitions No psychological typing No moral ranking No coercive use Application remains gated by: Χ (Distance) + reversibility + D (Dignity-in-Practice) Notes Status remains draft Canonical schema version is PMS-CRITIQUE_1.1 Canonical PMS dependency is PMS_1.3 The canonical machine-readable source is: model/PMS-CRITIQUE.yaml Critique begins where a mismatch becomes interruptible — correction begins where interruption is integrated and bound.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Modeling and Simulation Systems Mobile Agent-Based Network Management Software System Performance and Reliability

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Journal / source
Zenodo (CERN European Organization for Nuclear Research)
Publication date
6 April 2026
Document type
Thesis