the program · pine ↔ python parity
same data, same trades.
audited line-by-line.
Principle 3 of the program — structured, repeatable process — requires that every Pine input has a matching Python ParamSpec with the same bounds and the same semantic interpretation. Calibration runs a parity audit per script per cycle. Drift points are not approved — they are resolved.
charter §6 evidence · maps to principle 3 →
scripts audited
2
exact matches
140
drift points
5
resolved
5 / 5
per-script audit reports
S2RX07audited 2026-05-15
resolved · 3 fixedexact
59
drift
3
match
95.2%
- ·exit_z bound aligned to ≤ 0.8 (Python ParamSpec)
- ·ts_bars bound aligned to ≤ 60
- ·risk_pct + daily_loss_pct bounds aligned to ≤ 2.0 / ≤ 10.0
source · OneDrive/.../_pine_parity_S2_RX07_2026-05-15.mdread full audit →
S6RX02audited 2026-05-15
resolved · 2 fixedexact
81
drift
2
match
97.6%
- ·ts_bars range now per-engine routed (SMR vs REGIME) in both Pine and Python
- ·FX_REGIME flip thresholds reconciled to RX08 substrate
source · OneDrive/.../_pine_parity_S6_RX02_2026-05-15.mdread full audit →
Audit reports for S1 / S3 / S4 / S5 will appear here as those cycles ship. S7 has no Pine deliverable (the signal source is q7_s7/orchestrator.py), so no parity audit applies.