constitution · epochs · watch · epoch 3

ev_551d88e337d1f14cfba6887b2fd6e31215e2c18031b545bdb04c952178398d9a

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• comparison_id: cmp_3605aecadb092b3026e4a63282e0a3c5196ea23506842996ecfac1e68f656fd4
• attempt_id: att_cca5bbb19c9a941bdd90e7386b8773af93e3ed57806e1b372251251ef986d8d0
• judgment_id: jud_2372d2204222802b67b05160528e2c72fa6f3315205e038d3af9a5ec7bc31fda
• epoch 3

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  "comparison_id": "cmp_3605aecadb092b3026e4a63282e0a3c5196ea23506842996ecfac1e68f656fd4",
  "explanation": "Side A vendors a whole speculative RocksDB abstraction crate (with docs, examples, benchmarks, licenses) plus a huge dependency/Cargo.lock churn, but the actual integration into the server is thin (one entity_store wrapper) and the streaming replay refactor is modest; much of the diff is generated noise rather than durable design. Side B is a focused, coherent refactor that removes ad-hoc identity canonicalization scattered across events/reducer, introduces clear identity.rs/canonical_path.rs modules, fixes wire-format inconsistencies (@ handling), and updates tests/CLI/docs consistently, yielding a cleaner, more correct codebase with less risk and less bloat.",
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  "model_id": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest",
  "ratio": "6:4",
  "summary": "~anthropic/claude-sonnet-latest: B (6:4)",
  "winner": "B"
}