docs: prescriptive edge ontology for story graphs#269
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Stories previously left every linking decision to the tagger (human or AI), so the same infrastructure produced different graphs on every run. This defines the edge ontology: most edges are now derived by the assembler from the member records' own configuration (ARLs, extension requests, fp cat matching), and declared links: tags are restricted to an allowed-pair matrix with canonical default labels. Edges gain an origin field (derived|declared). Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Stories are rendered differently on every run because edge creation is left to LLM/human judgment. This PR makes the linking prescriptive — it is the spec for the story edge ontology; the assembler, RPC, and web app changes implementing it land separately.
hive:///lcr://ARLs,extension requestactions, fpcatmatching). No tags needed; never stale.links:tags are restricted to an allowed-pair matrix (new drop rule 3); pairs outside the matrix are silently dropped.originfield on every assembled edge:"derived"or"declared"; declared wins on dedup.🤖 Generated with Claude Code