Add a missing category when the audit discovers a loop/action family that does not fit the current tags.
allowed: truereversible: truedestructive: false
61R-K-R1 · CATEGORY FLEX CONTROL
Add, remove, merge, split, or rename loop categories.
Add flexible add/remove category control for learning loops and autonomous actions, while repairing the 61R-K shell/registry connection.
CATEGORY RULE
Categories are flexible lanes, not deletion controls.
Categories are classification controls, not deletion controls.
Removing a category never deletes pages, routes, logs, or evidence.
Every category change must leave an alias/receipt for rewind.
The audit should allow new categories before 61R-L assimilation.
Autonomous OS Loop Assimilation should use categories as flexible lanes, not rigid boxes.
DEFAULT CATEGORIES
Current audit lanes
learning-loopagent-memoryadaptive-evolutionautonomous-actionscenario-runneroutcome-scoringoperating-system-looppermission-gatearchive-divert
ACTIONS
What the category controller may do
Remove or retire a category only from the active classification list. Do not delete routes, pages, history, or archived evidence.
allowed: truereversible: truedestructive: false
Rename a category when two labels describe the same loop family. Keep aliases for traceability.
allowed: truereversible: truedestructive: false
Merge categories when they are parallel and compatible. Keep source categories visible as aliases.
allowed: truereversible: truedestructive: false
Split a category when it contains too many different behaviors or contradictory loop types.
allowed: truereversible: truedestructive: false
CANDIDATE NEW CATEGORIES
Add these if the next assimilation needs them
Scoped calls, messages, negotiation, and real-world legwork need their own loop family.
Sketches, video, audio, design, CAD, renderings, and app creation share perform-before-gate behavior.
Approved, rejected, gold-starred, archived, and rewound actions need their own learning memory.
Gold Star needs a loop that promotes exceptional outputs into reusable standards.
Spam, phishing, hidden-fee traps, hostile browser feeds, and adversarial behavior need isolated learning.