feat(cli): certify tabular Brier monitors - #146
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Included review availability: Your plan provides up to 1 included review per hour; 0 remain after this review. 📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe change adds half-tilt PAC-Bayes theorems, compact Brier certificate arithmetic, exact CSV/Parquet preparation and replay, Lean-backed certificate verification, and a profile-gated ChangesFormalSLT certificate workflow
Estimated code review effort: 5 (Critical) | ~120 minutes Merge Risk: 🟠 High · up to The certificate workflow still allows unvalidated certificate data to reach executed Lean source, which can let a crafted certificate directory run arbitrary code and falsely report a valid certificate; it also permits arithmetic inconsistent with the pinned protocol and can fail when the Lean tool is installed outside a hardcoded path. The PR is not ready to merge until these issues are fixed. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant Operator
participant formalslt
participant tabular_brier
participant tabular_replay
participant Lean
participant Certificate
Operator->>formalslt: run certify
formalslt->>tabular_brier: prepare exact statistics
tabular_brier->>tabular_replay: replay preparation
tabular_replay-->>tabular_brier: PASS or mismatch
tabular_brier->>Lean: run generated checker
Lean-->>tabular_brier: PASS marker and axiom set
tabular_brier->>Certificate: write canonical certificate
Operator->>formalslt: run verify
formalslt->>Certificate: validate digests and metadata
formalslt->>tabular_replay: replay external protocol and data
tabular_replay-->>formalslt: verification result
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| if provenance["prediction_timing"] != "PRE_OUTCOME": | ||
| raise PreparationError("prediction_timing must be PRE_OUTCOME") |
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When a protocol is assembled after reading the data, this check establishes only that each prediction is labeled PRE_OUTCOME; it provides no commitment or even declaration that the prior and confidence level were fixed before the trajectory. The checked theorem constructs its good event from a fixed prior and delta and permits only the posterior to depend on the observed path, so an analyst can currently tune the prior toward the winning model (or tune delta) after seeing outcomes, reduce the reported penalty, and still receive a CERTIFIED receipt without the advertised coverage. Require those fixed inputs to be bound by pre-outcome protocol evidence or explicitly exclude statistical certification when that binding is absent.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L3-L4
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| sha256_file(TRAJECTORY_MODULE) | ||
| != certificate["formal_slt"]["theorem_module_sha256"] | ||
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When a certificate's formal_slt.theorem field is changed to name another theorem, verify() still succeeds because it checks only the module digest and never compares the theorem identifier emitted during issuance. The CLI can therefore print PASS for a certificate whose public theorem attribution has been tampered with; validate this field against the expected fully qualified theorem name, preferably as part of an exact formal_slt schema check.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L3-L4
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| if len(set(columns)) != len(columns): | ||
| raise PreparationError("prediction columns must be unique") |
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When a model's column equals protocol.data.outcome_column, this validation accepts the protocol because it checks uniqueness only among prediction columns. The row parser then reads each outcome as that model's prediction; for example, with scale 1 and a single model whose column is outcome, every Brier loss is exactly zero and the stream proceeds to certification despite the prediction being the outcome itself. Require prediction columns to be disjoint from the outcome column so this direct leakage cannot receive a theorem-backed certificate.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L3-L4
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| #print axioms certificateBoundary_lt | ||
| #print axioms certificateInputsValid |
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When the claimed trajectory theorem gains an unexpected axiom, issuance and verification can still report the recorded allowed set because this checker prints axioms only for the arithmetic boundary and input-validity lemmas; it never references or prints exists_trajectoryHalfTiltPACBayes_ordinaryRisk_selected_event, the theorem named in the certificate. Importing its module does not add that theorem's proof dependencies to certificateBoundary_lt, so the PASS marker can certify the arithmetic while silently omitting the axiom audit for the actual coverage theorem. Add a #check/#print axioms for the claimed theorem and include that report in the parsed allowed-axiom gate.
AGENTS.md reference: AGENTS.md:L54-L59
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In `@scripts/formalslt_brier_certificate.py`:
- Line 549: Update verify around checker_source(stored_protocol, preparation) to
compare preparation["statistics"]["delta"], ["tilt"], and ["wake"] with the
corresponding values in stored_protocol["statistics"], rejecting any mismatch
before generating or accepting the checker certificate.
- Around line 355-356: Update the axiom validation near the certificate check to
accept axiom sets that are subsets of ALLOWED_AXIOMS rather than requiring exact
equality, while still rejecting any certificate containing an unallowed axiom.
Preserve the existing CertificateError behavior and diagnostic for invalid sets.
- Around line 209-210: Validate protocol_digest and stream_digest immediately
after they are read from preparation before constructing checker_source: require
each to be a string matching exactly 64 lowercase hexadecimal characters, and
reject invalid values before verify executes the generated Lean checker.
- Around line 328-329: Update _lean_command to resolve lake with
shutil.which("lake") first, then fall back to the ~/.elan/bin/lake path; when
neither launcher exists, raise tabular_certificate.CertificateError instead of
allowing subprocess.run to raise FileNotFoundError.
In `@scripts/formalslt_brier_tabular.py`:
- Around line 456-457: Round each quadratic-variation term upward to a shared
fixed denominator before accumulation: update the predictor-based term added to
posterior_quadratic_variation in scripts/formalslt_brier_tabular.py at lines
456-457 and the history_mean-based term added to variation_total in
scripts/verify_formalslt_brier_tabular.py at lines 357-362. Use identical
rounding and grid parameters at both sites so replay results remain consistent.
- Around line 241-243: Update load_protocol near the existing model-id and
model-column uniqueness checks to require time_column, outcome_column, and every
model column to be pairwise distinct. Reject any protocol with overlapping role
columns using the existing PreparationError validation style, while preserving
the current nonempty-string checks and valid distinct-column behavior.
In `@scripts/formalslt.py`:
- Around line 355-361: Update main to catch the reachable engine exception
types, including the engine error classes and OSError, alongside ToolError so
they are rendered through the existing ERROR: stderr path and return status 1.
Ensure exceptions from show, prepare, and the Lean invocation no longer escape
the handler contract.
In `@scripts/verify_formalslt_brier_tabular.py`:
- Around line 262-264: Update read_protocol to validate that data.time_column
and data.outcome_column are present and valid, and that every entry in
protocol.models is a dictionary containing a valid column field, before any
direct dereference. Raise the established tabular_replay.ReplayError for all
malformed protocols so formalslt verify-preparation remains fail-closed without
uncaught KeyError or TypeError.
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| protocol_digest = preparation["protocol"]["sha256"] | ||
| stream_digest = preparation["data"]["normalized_stream_sha256"] |
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Validate digest strings before interpolating them into Lean source.
protocol_digest and stream_digest are read from preparation.json without type or character validation. checker_source inserts them into Lean string literals, and verify executes the generated checker. Reject both values unless they are 64-character lowercase hexadecimal SHA-256 strings.
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protocol_digest and stream_digest immediately after they are read from
preparation before constructing checker_source: require each to be a string
matching exactly 64 lowercase hexadecimal characters, and reject invalid values
before verify executes the generated Lean checker.
| def _lean_command(checker: Path) -> list[str]: | ||
| return [str(Path.home() / ".elan/bin/lake"), "env", "lean", str(checker)] |
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Resolve lake from PATH and report a missing launcher as CertificateError. _lean_command hard-codes ~/.elan/bin/lake, so subprocess.run raises FileNotFoundError when lake is installed elsewhere or the process uses another home directory. formalslt.py converts only tabular_certificate.CertificateError to ToolError, so certificate creation and verification can produce a traceback. Use shutil.which("lake"), then fall back to ~/.elan/bin/lake and raise CertificateError when neither path exists.
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In `@scripts/formalslt_brier_certificate.py` around lines 328 - 329, Update
_lean_command to resolve lake with shutil.which("lake") first, then fall back to
the ~/.elan/bin/lake path; when neither launcher exists, raise
tabular_certificate.CertificateError instead of allowing subprocess.run to raise
FileNotFoundError.
| if axioms != ALLOWED_AXIOMS: | ||
| raise CertificateError(f"unexpected certificate axioms: {sorted(axioms)}") |
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Compare the printed axiom set as a subset of ALLOWED_AXIOMS.
Set equality requires the proof to depend on all three axioms. A proof simplification or a Mathlib update that removes one dependency, for example Quot.sound, then rejects a sound certificate. A subset test keeps the same soundness gate and removes the false rejection.
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+ if not axioms <= ALLOWED_AXIOMS:
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| if axioms != ALLOWED_AXIOMS: | |
| raise CertificateError(f"unexpected certificate axioms: {sorted(axioms)}") | |
| if not axioms <= ALLOWED_AXIOMS: | |
| raise CertificateError(f"unexpected certificate axioms: {sorted(axioms)}") |
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In `@scripts/formalslt_brier_certificate.py` around lines 355 - 356, Update the
axiom validation near the certificate check to accept axiom sets that are
subsets of ALLOWED_AXIOMS rather than requiring exact equality, while still
rejecting any certificate containing an unallowed axiom. Preserve the existing
CertificateError behavior and diagnostic for invalid sets.
| raise CertificateError("stored protocol digest mismatch") | ||
| if certificate["protocol"]["sha256"] != preparation["protocol"]["sha256"]: | ||
| raise CertificateError("certificate/preparation protocol mismatch") | ||
| expected_source, expected_bounds = checker_source(stored_protocol, preparation) |
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Bind the preparation statistics to the pinned protocol before generating the checker.
verify binds preparation["protocol"]["sha256"] to the stored protocol bytes, but it never compares the preparation statistics with that protocol. checker_source then reads delta from the preparation and hardcodes tilt 1/2 and psi 1/5, and it ignores preparation["statistics"]["tilt"] and "wake".
Without --protocol and --data, replay_engine.verify does not run. A preparation whose delta is larger than the protocol delta, or whose recorded tilt/wake differ from the values the arithmetic used, therefore passes offline verification. The certificate then reports confidence = 1 - delta and a tilt that the Lean checker did not certify.
Compare delta, tilt, and wake in the preparation against stored_protocol["statistics"] and reject a mismatch.
🛡️ Proposed check
+ protocol_statistics = stored_protocol["statistics"]
+ for name in ("delta", "tilt"):
+ if parse_fraction(
+ preparation["statistics"][name], f"preparation {name}"
+ ) != parse_fraction(protocol_statistics[name], f"protocol {name}"):
+ raise CertificateError(f"preparation {name} does not match the protocol")
+ if preparation["statistics"]["wake"] != protocol_statistics["wake"]:
+ raise CertificateError("preparation wake does not match the protocol")
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| expected_source, expected_bounds = checker_source(stored_protocol, preparation) | |
| protocol_statistics = stored_protocol["statistics"] | |
| for name in ("delta", "tilt"): | |
| if parse_fraction( | |
| preparation["statistics"][name], f"preparation {name}" | |
| ) != parse_fraction(protocol_statistics[name], f"protocol {name}"): | |
| raise CertificateError(f"preparation {name} does not match the protocol") | |
| if preparation["statistics"]["wake"] != protocol_statistics["wake"]: | |
| raise CertificateError("preparation wake does not match the protocol") | |
| expected_source, expected_bounds = checker_source(stored_protocol, preparation) |
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In `@scripts/formalslt_brier_certificate.py` at line 549, Update verify around
checker_source(stored_protocol, preparation) to compare
preparation["statistics"]["delta"], ["tilt"], and ["wake"] with the
corresponding values in stored_protocol["statistics"], rejecting any mismatch
before generating or accepting the checker certificate.
| for field in ("time_column", "outcome_column"): | ||
| if not isinstance(data[field], str) or not data[field]: | ||
| raise PreparationError(f"protocol.data.{field} must be a nonempty string") |
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Reject protocols that reuse one column for two roles.
load_protocol checks that model ids are unique and that model columns are unique. It does not check that time_column, outcome_column, and the model columns are pairwise distinct. Two effects follow:
iter_rows(Line 346) then buildscolumnswith a duplicate name and passes it to_parquet_rows, which forwards it toiter_batches(columns=...).- The preparation computes the Brier statistic from a degenerate stream, for example predictions read from the outcome column, while the protocol still declares the full claim quantity.
Add the distinctness check next to the existing uniqueness checks.
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if len(set(columns)) != len(columns):
raise PreparationError("prediction columns must be unique")
+ reserved = [data["time_column"], data["outcome_column"]]
+ if len(set(reserved + columns)) != len(reserved + columns):
+ raise PreparationError(
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In `@scripts/formalslt_brier_tabular.py` around lines 241 - 243, Update
load_protocol near the existing model-id and model-column uniqueness checks to
require time_column, outcome_column, and every model column to be pairwise
distinct. Reject any protocol with overlapping role columns using the existing
PreparationError validation style, while preserving the current nonempty-string
checks and valid distinct-column behavior.
| def main(argv: Iterable[str] | None = None) -> int: | ||
| args = parser().parse_args(list(argv) if argv is not None else None) | ||
| try: | ||
| return int(args.handler(args)) | ||
| except ToolError as error: | ||
| print(f"ERROR: {error}", file=sys.stderr) | ||
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Map the remaining engine exceptions to a CLI error.
main catches ToolError only. Several reachable paths escape it: show raises KeyError when a certificate declares the tabular profile but omits data, statistics, replay, or kernel; prepare raises OSError from tabular_brier.atomic_write; the Lean invocation raises FileNotFoundError when lake is absent. Each case prints a traceback instead of the ERROR: ... line and returns exit status 1 from the interpreter rather than from the handler contract.
Add the engine error classes and OSError to the handler.
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try:
return int(args.handler(args))
- except ToolError as error:
+ except (
+ ToolError,
+ certificate_engine.CertificateError,
+ tabular_certificate.CertificateError,
+ tabular_brier.PreparationError,
+ tabular_replay.ReplayError,
+ KeyError,
+ OSError,
+ ) as error:
print(f"ERROR: {error}", file=sys.stderr)
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| def main(argv: Iterable[str] | None = None) -> int: | |
| args = parser().parse_args(list(argv) if argv is not None else None) | |
| try: | |
| return int(args.handler(args)) | |
| except ToolError as error: | |
| print(f"ERROR: {error}", file=sys.stderr) | |
| return 1 | |
| def main(argv: Iterable[str] | None = None) -> int: | |
| args = parser().parse_args(list(argv) if argv is not None else None) | |
| try: | |
| return int(args.handler(args)) | |
| except ( | |
| ToolError, | |
| certificate_engine.CertificateError, | |
| tabular_certificate.CertificateError, | |
| tabular_brier.PreparationError, | |
| tabular_replay.ReplayError, | |
| KeyError, | |
| OSError, | |
| ) as error: | |
| print(f"ERROR: {error}", file=sys.stderr) | |
| return 1 |
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In `@scripts/formalslt.py` around lines 355 - 361, Update main to catch the
reachable engine exception types, including the engine error classes and
OSError, alongside ToolError so they are rendered through the existing ERROR:
stderr path and return status 1. Ensure exceptions from show, prepare, and the
Lean invocation no longer escape the handler contract.
| required = [data["time_column"], data["outcome_column"]] + [ | ||
| model["column"] for model in protocol["models"] | ||
| ] |
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🩺 Stability & Availability | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Validate the column and model fields in read_protocol.
read_protocol never checks data["time_column"], data["outcome_column"], or the shape of each models entry. These lines and lines 312-313 then dereference those keys directly. A protocol that omits time_column raises KeyError, and a non-dict model entry raises TypeError.
The consumer at scripts/formalslt.py:291-303 catches only tabular_replay.ReplayError, so formalslt verify-preparation prints a traceback instead of the fail-closed replay error. Validate the fields in read_protocol so every rejection is a ReplayError.
🛡️ Proposed fix in `read_protocol`
if statistics.get("wake") != 0 or rat(statistics.get("tilt"), "tilt") != Fraction(1, 2):
raise ReplayError("replay supports wake 0 and tilt 1/2 only")
+ for field in ("time_column", "outcome_column"):
+ if not isinstance(data.get(field), str) or not data[field]:
+ raise ReplayError(f"protocol data {field} must be a nonempty string")
+ for entry in models:
+ if not isinstance(entry, dict) or set(entry) != {"column", "id"}:
+ raise ReplayError("protocol model entries must hold id and column only")
+ if not all(isinstance(entry[key], str) and entry[key] for key in ("column", "id")):
+ raise ReplayError("protocol model id and column must be nonempty strings")
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In `@scripts/verify_formalslt_brier_tabular.py` around lines 262 - 264, Update
read_protocol to validate that data.time_column and data.outcome_column are
present and valid, and that every entry in protocol.models is a dictionary
containing a valid column field, before any direct dereference. Raise the
established tabular_replay.ReplayError for all malformed protocols so formalslt
verify-preparation remains fail-closed without uncaught KeyError or TypeError.
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Summary
Adds a theorem-backed compact certificate path for chronological tabular Brier monitoring. The CLI accepts a protocol plus CSV or Parquet predictions and produces a replayable certificate without embedding every observation in Lean.
Changes
formalslt certify protocol predictions --out certificateworkflowVerification
python3 -m pytest -q tests/test_formalslt_cli.py tests/test_formalslt_certificate.py(20 passed)make verify-formalslt-cli(fixed replay PASS; 14 CLI tests passed)lake buildfor both new Lean modules[propext, Classical.choice, Quot.sound]ruff checkandgit diff --checkThe full repository build and example sweep were not repeated locally to avoid a redundant high-memory pass; hosted CI remains required.
Risk / Rollback
The generic profile is deliberately limited to chronological scaled-integer Brier predictions, a fixed half tilt, and encountered conditional prefix risk. Prediction timing and provenance remain explicit trust-boundary fields; raw CSV or Parquet parsing is independently replayed outside Lean. This does not claim future, stationary, population, or deployment risk, and it is not coin betting.
Revert the four commits in this PR to remove the profile.
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