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Flywheel phase 4: mine the data and feed it back

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Difficulty
5/5
Estimated time
Over a week
Newbie friendliness
25/100
Issue type
Feature
Clarity
Needs clarification
Activity status
Active
Tech stack
python

Research direction

The issue outlines five data sources, proposed engine improvements, and test gates, but leaves the ownership decision unresolved. Start by reviewing the listed gates—Classify goldens, Pin-functions eval, CONTRACT and routing evals, Engine suite, and CONTRACT harness—and decide whether mining begins with manual review each release or automated proposals. Done means an ownership approach is agreed and the proposed improvements have test gates.

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Description

decision flywheel

Turn collected data into engine improvements, each behind a test gate:

Mined from Proposes Gate
Net-class picks and human decisions New netclass rules, menu wording Classify goldens
Parts in delivered boards find_part ranking, pin_functions.toml entries Pin-functions eval
Converged layouts per subcircuit Placement templates CONTRACT, routing evals
Frequent refusals and errors Tool messages, skill text, guards Engine suite
Failed runs New CONTRACT tasks CONTRACT harness

Decision: who owns mining: manual review each release first, then automated proposals?

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Python
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