Carlo Perassi

One audit, eight pull requests, all merged on 13 November: consculpta, cdclkit, caciarabot, roundstorm, guess-the-move, deck-lovers, fleetlens and ots-explain now carry the same contribution surface. Each gained an AGENT.md — setup, the commands CI actually runs, repo layout, and three rules stated as rules: raise coverage before a commit, never commit secrets or host-specific values, keep public docs generic — plus a Contributor Covenant 2.1 code of conduct whose enforcement contact is @carlok on GitHub and no email address anywhere.

Note v1.42 of diaz-modulus-lean formalises Roy’s Corollary 1 in full generality and Roy’s Theorem 4 with it — ten nodes, Diaz.roy_rank_bound and Diaz.roy_theorem_four plus eight steps, all on Lean’s three standard axioms, with no hypothesis carried (b5eb6ae). The statement is the general d × l case the project had only in its 2 × 3 form: a matrix over ℒ̃ is equivalent over Q̄ to one whose top right block vanishes, with d·l′ ≤ rank(M)·(d′ + l′), which is Roy’s lower bound rank(M) ≥ dθ/(1 + θ) (note v1.42, 46 pages). The strong six exponentials theorem, proved without hypothesis on 30 October, is what this generalises.

jmikedupont2 — Mike DuPont, the full-stack developer behind the p2p/ML tooling at meta-introspector, whose fork of aristowrap and star on it both landed on 13 October — starred diaz-modulus-lean on 13 November, its first star.