From 6c15d816da6d560c2937a2ea1f7ff5fcfd777f17 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jammy2211 <JNightingale2211@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:21:42 +0100
Subject: [PATCH 1/2] feat(lifecycle): split complete.md into dated records +
 drop done originals (PR-B, #71)
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- lifecycle.py split-complete: complete.md (557 entries) → one rich record per
  task under complete/<YYYY>/<MM>/<slug>.md (04/05/06/07/unknown =
  144/212/28/161/12); 43 fold in their original prompt. This is the token-light
  dated archive (Phase-2 wiki substrate). complete.md kept as the ongoing ledger
  backstop for now (retirement + ship_* record-write conversion = follow-up).
- Dropped the 147 provably-done active/ originals (filename-stem matches a
  complete.md slug) — knowledge now lives in the records; git history preserves
  the files. active/ 440 → 293.
- create_issue: mkdir -p active/ before git mv (fresh spawned templates ship no
  active/ dir).

lifecycle.py check: OK.

Remaining (parked for human review, see #71): the 293 unclassifiable legacy
active/ prompts (mostly old numbered prompts; only 3 match a live active.md
task, filename↔record linkage too weak to auto-sort the rest).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
---
 active/cli_noise_clean.md                     |   5 -
 active/ep_profiling_breakdown.md              |  16 ---
 active/group_double_einstein_ring.md          |   8 --
 active/group_list_based_api.md                |  19 ----
 active/group_mass_stellar_dark.md             |   8 --
 active/group_scaling_relation.md              |   8 --
 active/howto_markdown_resync.md               |  23 ----
 active/interferometer_extra_galaxies.md       |  12 --
 .../interferometer_linear_light_profiles.md   |  12 --
 ...interferometer_multi_gaussian_expansion.md |  12 --
 active/interferometer_shapelets.md            |  13 ---
 active/jax_autodiff_gradients_audit.md        |  15 ---
 active/keck_ao_reduction_plan.md              |  22 ----
 active/markdown_renderings_howto.md           |  27 -----
 active/profile_guide_followup_cleanup.md      |  26 -----
 active/remaining_citation_migration.md        |  16 ---
 active/remove_pulse_compat.md                 |  11 --
 active/slack-release-notes.md                 |  69 ------------
 active/smoke_notebooks.md                     |   8 --
 active/specific_lenses_citations.md           |   7 --
 active/url_check.md                           |  12 --
 active/use_pathlib.md                         |   7 --
 active/version_pinning_design_review.md       |  12 --
 active/wdm_lya_citations.md                   |   6 -
 .../2026/04/adapt-images-mesh-grid-lookup.md  |   6 +
 .../2026/04/adapt-images-pytree-fix.md        |  11 ++
 complete/2026/04/ag-imaging-scripts.md        |   6 +
 .../2026/04/aggregator-output-png.md          |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/analysis-interferometer-pytree.md |   6 +
 .../2026/04/assertions-fix.md                 |  18 ++-
 .../04/auto-generate-mask-extra-galaxies.md   |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/autobuild-bash-cli.md        |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/autobuild-release-prep.md    |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/autofit-smoke-cleanup.md     |   5 +
 .../2026/04/autofit-workspace-plot-update.md  |  15 ++-
 complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-ci.md         |   6 +
 .../2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-imaging.md  |   7 ++
 .../autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-interferometer.md   |   8 ++
 .../2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-multi.md    |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/autoprompt-cleanup.md        |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/caustic-pixel-scale.md       |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/cli-noise-clean.md           |  12 ++
 .../04/cluster-simulator-jax-multiplane.md    |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/cluster-simulator.md         |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/csvable.md                   |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/dashboard-dirty-listing.md   |   6 +
 .../2026/04/dashboard-followup-commands.md    |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/dashboard-test-summary.md    |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/data-typing-simplify.md      |   5 +
 .../2026/04/db-scrape-build-dataset-path.md   |   6 +
 .../2026/04/default-branch-release-to-main.md |   8 ++
 .../2026/04/deflections-integral-fix.md       |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/dependency-sweep.md          |   4 +
 .../04/eager-numpy-regression-assertions.md   |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/env-var-rename.md            |   9 ++
 .../04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay-mge.md     |   4 +
 .../2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay.md    |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-lp.md     |   4 +
 .../2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-mge-group.md   |   4 +
 .../04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-dspl.md |   4 +
 .../04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-mge.md  |   4 +
 .../2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular.md |   4 +
 .../2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree.md             |   8 ++
 .../04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge-group.md |   4 +
 .../2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge.md  |   5 +
 .../fit-interferometer-pytree-rectangular.md  |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/fit-point-pytree.md          |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/fix-autoarray-root-log.md    |   4 +
 .../fix-interferometer-jax-profiling-cwd.md   |   4 +
 .../2026/04/grid-irregular-xp-propagation.md  |   9 ++
 complete/2026/04/group-dict-api.md            |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/group-features.md            |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/group-two-main-galaxies.md   |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/history-rewrite-guard.md     |  24 ++++
 .../2026/04/howto-release-window.md           |  10 ++
 complete/2026/04/howtofit-bootstrap.md        |   9 ++
 complete/2026/04/howtofit-docs-update.md      |   6 +
 .../2026/04/howtofit-register.md              |   9 ++
 complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-bootstrap.md     |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub2.md          |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub3.md          |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/howtolens-bootstrap.md       |   5 +
 .../2026/04/howtolens-docs-update.md          |   8 ++
 .../2026/04/imaging-delaunay-gradients.md     |   6 +
 .../2026/04/imaging-mge-pytree-migration.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/04/import-optimization.md            |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/integrate-euclid-pipeline.md |   5 +
 .../2026/04/interferometer-data-prep.md       |   7 ++
 .../interferometer-delaunay-jax-profiling.md  |   5 +
 .../interferometer-delaunay-no-lens-light.md  |   4 +
 ...terferometer-jax-profiling-pixelization.md |   4 +
 .../2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling.md   |   4 +
 .../2026/04/interferometer-mge-gradients.md   |   6 +
 .../jax-likelihood-interferometer-parity.md   |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-parity.md    |   7 ++
 .../jax-likelihood-multi-per-band-priors.md   |   7 ++
 .../04/jax-likelihood-point-source-parity.md  |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/jax-likelihood-poisson-regen.md   |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/jax-mge-gradients.md         |   4 +
 .../2026/04/jax-nested.md                     |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/jax-profiling-jit-coverage.md     |   4 +
 .../2026/04/jax-visualization.md              |  77 +++++++------
 .../2026/04/jit-viz-pixelization-tests.md     |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/latent-fitexception-safe.md  |   6 +
 .../2026/04/lens-calc-guide.md                |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/lens-calc-hessian-richardson.md   |   5 +
 ...ear-light-profile-intensity-dict-pytree.md |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/merge-fast-plot-env-vars.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/merge-pytree-scripts.md      |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/merge-results-start-here.md  |   6 +
 .../2026/04/merge-search-and-plot-scripts.md  |   6 +
 .../mge_fix.md => complete/2026/04/mge-fix.md |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/mge-gradients-pytree-migration.md |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/mge-jit-visualization.md     |   6 +
 .../2026/04/model-composition-integration.md  |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/multiple-sources-modeling.md |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/nautilus-pool-teardown.md    |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/nnls-gradient-nan-fix.md     |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/nnls-target-kappa-fix.md     |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/numba-docs-deprioritize.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/04/on-the-fly-modeling.md            | 105 ++++++++++--------
 complete/2026/04/pin-dependency-versions.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/04/pixelization-pytree-migration.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/point-csv-examples.md        |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/point-dataset-csv.md         |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/point-solver-auto-jax.md     |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/point-source-gradients.md    |   6 +
 .../2026/04/point-source-jax-profiling.md     |   8 ++
 .../2026/04/positions-test-mode-fallback.md   |   7 ++
 .../04/preprocess-poisson-noise-sign-fix.md   |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/pyauto-audit.md              |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/pyauto-status-shell.md       |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/pyauto-test-mode-rename.md   |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/pyautoprompt-path-cleanup.md |   5 +
 complete/2026/04/python-313.md                |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/rectangular-spline-mesh.md   |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/register-howto-repos.md      |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/release-fixes-apr-2026.md    |   5 +
 .../04/release-url-sweep-and-tag-pinning.md   |   6 +
 .../2026/04/remove-deflection-integral.md     |  40 ++++---
 complete/2026/04/remove-pyswarms-ultranest.md |   4 +
 .../04/restore-data-preparation-scripts.md    |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/results-json-load-docs.md    |   4 +
 .../2026/04/samples-simplify.md               |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/search-config-cleanup.md     |   5 +
 .../2026/04/search-interface-simple.md        |  51 +++++----
 .../2026/04/search-refactor.md                |  74 ++++++------
 .../2026/04/search-update-refactor.md         |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/searches-minimal.md               |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/setup-notebook-boilerplate.md     |   5 +
 .../2026/04/skip-degenerate-radial-caustic.md |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/slam-dspl-modernize.md       |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/smoke-notebooks.md           |  17 +++
 .../2026/04/smoke-test-fast.md                |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/test-mode-bypass.md          |   5 +
 .../2026/04/test-mode-separate.md             |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/test-mode-visualize.md       |   8 ++
 .../2026/04/test-no-run-reasons-fix.md        |   8 ++
 complete/2026/04/title-prefix-subplots.md     |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/transform-decorator.md            |   8 ++
 .../04/truncated-normal-gradient-hessian.md   |   7 ++
 complete/2026/04/tupleprior-pytree-fix.md     |   4 +
 .../2026/04/unit-test-profiling.md            |   7 ++
 .../2026/04/verify-install-release-checks.md  |   6 +
 complete/2026/04/weak-lensing-shear-docs.md   |   4 +
 complete/2026/04/welcome-start-here-fixes.md  |   9 ++
 complete/2026/04/workspace-gitignore-noise.md |  15 +++
 .../2026/04/workspace-version-config-check.md |  18 +++
 .../2026/05/ag-ellipse-quantity-pytree.md     |  60 ++++++++++
 complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-jax-viz.md |  46 ++++++++
 complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-kwargs.md  |  23 ++++
 complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-fit-from.md      |  37 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-jax-viz.md       |  51 +++++++++
 .../05/ag-workspace-test-gitignore-fix.md     |  20 ++++
 complete/2026/05/aggregator-mge-queries.md    |  21 ++++
 complete/2026/05/aggregator-quick-fit.md      |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/al-assistant-style.md        |  23 ++++
 .../2026/05/alma-apply-sparse-operator-oom.md |   6 +
 .../2026/05/alma-datacube.md                  |  15 +++
 complete/2026/05/analysis-ellipse-jax.md      |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/api-drift-baseline-check.md  |   6 +
 .../2026/05/array2d-native-jit-safety.md      |   8 ++
 .../2026/05/assistant-release-baseline.md     |   6 +
 .../2026/05/autogalaxy-extras-mge-option.md   |  13 +++
 .../2026/05/autogalaxy-viz-dispatch-swap.md   |  25 +++++
 .../05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-imaging.md     |   6 +
 .../autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-interferometer.md |   6 +
 .../2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-multi.md  |   6 +
 .../05/autogalaxy-wst-model-composition.md    |   6 +
 .../05/autolens-interferometer-jax-viz.md     |  42 +++++++
 complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-example.md     |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-search.md      |   9 ++
 {active => complete/2026/05}/bootstrap.md     |  19 ++++
 complete/2026/05/cache-fit-properties.md      |   6 +
 .../2026/05/ci-actions.md                     |  49 ++++++++
 .../05/cluster-c-point-source-rebaseline.md   |  36 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-api.md           |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-redshifts.md     |  24 ++++
 .../05/cluster-e-missing-simulator-output.md  |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/cluster-f-api-drift.md       |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/cluster-f-jax-baseline-oom.md     |   6 +
 .../05/cluster-f-sensitivity-job-dataset.md   |  52 +++++++++
 ...ster-g-interferometer-pixelization-plot.md |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/cluster-h-hpc-pathlib-fix.md |  24 ++++
 .../2026/05/cluster-likelihood-function.md    |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/cluster-modeling-v2.md       |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/cluster-point-tuple-prior.md |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/cluster-scaling-members.md   |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/cluster-test-workspace.md    |   7 ++
 .../05/cluster-visualization-profiling.md     |  11 ++
 complete/2026/05/cluster-viz-prototype.md     |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/contents-block-bullets.md    |  49 ++++++++
 complete/2026/05/convergence-func-xp.md       |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/critical-curves-linewidth.md |  19 ++++
 .../2026/05/cse-jax-port.md                   |   8 ++
 complete/2026/05/datacube-3d-fits-relocate.md |   8 ++
 complete/2026/05/datacube-centre-and-4d.md    |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/datacube-hannah-preset.md    |  15 +++
 .../05/datacube-likelihood-walkthrough.md     |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/datacube-positions-delaunay.md    |   8 ++
 complete/2026/05/datacube-sparse-operator.md  |  29 +++++
 complete/2026/05/delaunay-jax-profiling.md    |  10 ++
 complete/2026/05/disable-model-graph.md       |  11 ++
 .../2026/05/docs-mass-rst-sync.md             |   9 ++
 complete/2026/05/drawer-jax-fom-coerce.md     |   6 +
 .../2026/05/ellipse-fit-masked-loop-tests.md  |   4 +
 .../2026/05/ellipse-jax-likelihood-tests.md   |   4 +
 complete/2026/05/ellipse-modeling-viz-jit.md  |   5 +
 .../2026/05/ellipse-visualization-test.md     |   4 +
 complete/2026/05/ellipse-xp.md                |   4 +
 complete/2026/05/ep-profiling-breakdown.md    |  24 ++++
 complete/2026/05/euclid-latent-migration.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/05/euclid-version-bump-2026-5-1-4.md |  25 +++++
 .../05/external-potential-priors-and-jit.md   |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/external-potential.md        |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/fast-plots-env-coverage.md   |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/fast-viz-zero-contour-perf.md     |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/fft-mixed-precision-fix.md   |  38 +++++++
 complete/2026/05/fit-ellipse-jax.md           |   4 +
 .../05/fix-interferometer-sparse-curvature.md |  19 ++++
 complete/2026/05/flux-latents-raw.md          |  13 +++
 .../2026/05/graphical-ep-scale-up.md          |   9 ++
 .../2026/05/grid-respect-small-datasets.md    |   6 +
 .../2026/05/group-double-einstein-ring.md     |  31 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/group-list-based-api.md      |  35 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/group-mass-stellar-dark.md   |  16 +++
 .../05/group-pixelization-delaunay-fixes.md   |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/group-scaling-relation.md    |  16 +++
 complete/2026/05/group-slam-prior-clamp.md    |  19 ++++
 .../2026/05/hilbert-offset-centre-mask.md     |  13 +++
 complete/2026/05/ic50-graphical-fit.md        |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/ic50-hpc-setup.md            |   5 +
 .../imaging-from-fits-small-datasets-cap.md   |  50 +++++++++
 .../2026/05/info-exclude-identifier-fields.md |  17 +++
 .../2026/05/instrument-readme-dashboard.md    |  50 +++++++++
 .../2026/05/interferometer-extra-galaxies.md  |  20 ++++
 .../interferometer-linear-light-profiles.md   |  21 ++++
 ...interferometer-multi-gaussian-expansion.md |  21 ++++
 .../2026/05/interferometer-nufftax-updates.md |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/interferometer-shapelets.md  |  22 ++++
 .../2026/05/jax-assertions-env-override.md    |  23 ++++
 complete/2026/05/jax-bump-floor-0-7.md        |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/jax-dataset-model.md              |   8 ++
 .../2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-datasets.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-deferred.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-deferred.md     |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-guides.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/jax-docs-core-datasets.md    |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/jax-interface-audit.md       |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/jax-interp-2d.md             |   4 +
 complete/2026/05/jax-likelihood-datacube.md   |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/jax-phase3-adoption.md       |  42 +++++++
 .../2026/05/jax-start-here-intros.md          |   8 ++
 complete/2026/05/jax-viz-default-broken.md    |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/jit-datacube-delaunay.md     |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/jit-interferometer-stepwise.md    |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/jit-regression-constant-drift.md  |  52 +++++++++
 .../05/jit-visualization-env-overrides.md     |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/knn-barycentric.md                |  42 +++++++
 .../2026/05/latent-module-autogalaxy.md       |   8 ++
 .../2026/05/latent-module-autolens.md         |   8 ++
 .../05/latent-prior-mapping-investigation.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/latent-profiling.md          |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/latent-smoke-test.md         |   5 +
 .../2026/05/latent-source-flux-linear-fix.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autofit.md   |   5 +
 .../2026/05/latent-tutorial-autogalaxy.md     |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autolens.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/light-mass-profiles-guide.md |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/light-profiles-guide.md      |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/likelihood-function-assertions.md |   8 ++
 .../2026/05/likelihood-jit-mirror.md          |  48 ++++++++
 complete/2026/05/live-visual-update.md        |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/log-prior-sign-convention.md |  39 +++++++
 complete/2026/05/ludlow16-jax-native.md       |  40 +++++++
 complete/2026/05/many-vis-prep-dft.md         |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-docs.md        |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-guide.md       |   6 +
 .../2026/05/mass-profiles-spring-clean.md     |   7 ++
 .../2026/05/mass-self-consistency-tests.md    |   8 ++
 complete/2026/05/mass-test-modes.md           |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/mesh-geometry-picklable.md   |  29 +++++
 .../2026/05/mge-cse-fallback.md               |   8 ++
 complete/2026/05/mge-potential-elliptical.md  |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/mge-profiling-a100.md        |  31 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/mge-source-truth-tests.md    |   6 +
 .../move-basis-regularization-to-developer.md |   5 +
 ...lti-viz-imaging-small-datasets-override.md |  37 ++++++
 .../05/multipole-light-profiles-linear.md     |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles.md  |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/multipole-scaled-jax.md      |   5 +
 complete/2026/05/nfw-jax-port.md              |  38 +++++++
 complete/2026/05/nfw-mcr-ludlow-jit.md        |  33 ++++++
 .../2026/05/nfw-sph-potential-mismatch.md     |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/nnls-vmap-speedup.md         |  21 ++++
 .../05/nss-checkpointing-and-visualization.md |  34 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-init.md          |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-vmap.md          |   7 ++
 complete/2026/05/nss-install-extra.md         |  36 ++++++
 .../2026/05/nss-search-wrapper.md             |  47 ++++++++
 .../2026/05/nss-tutorial-dispatch.md          |  36 ++++++
 complete/2026/05/nufftax-citation-docs.md     |  14 +++
 .../2026/05/optional-dep-latents-soft-fail.md |   6 +
 .../2026/05/output-folder-layout-tutorials.md |   6 +
 complete/2026/05/park-double-einstein-ring.md |  26 +++++
 .../2026/05/park-modeling-viz-jit-slow.md     |  21 ++++
 .../2026/05/pixelization-clumpy-galaxy.md     |   4 +
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diff --git a/active/cli_noise_clean.md b/active/cli_noise_clean.md
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-When we run unit tests, integration tests, scripts and other things we get noise on the command
-line due to libraries versions, badly formatted docstrings and other issues.
-
-Can you do a full run through of different scripts over the projects, find this noise and gradually fix
-the issues as they crop up.
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diff --git a/active/ep_profiling_breakdown.md b/active/ep_profiling_breakdown.md
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-The project @z_projects/ic50_workspace is our IC50  use case which we are now aiming to scale up the EP framework
-to the IC50 use case.
-
-Can you perform a run of ep_sim.py, and perform a timing break down of all the different steps that go into
-the overall EP run time, which would include things like:
-
-1) Time spent doing each IC50 Hill curve fit in a FactorAnalysis using Dynesty, total time and time per EP iteration.
-2) Time spent fitting the global model.
-3) Time spent doing all non fitting boiler plate (e.g. PyAutoFit over heads seting up graph, iterations around the EP loop, and so forth).
-
-Can you attempt to break 3) down into sub categories.
-
-Given the time taken for 5 datasets in this example, present a proejction for how long 100, 1000, 10000 would take.
-
-This will then form the basis of us optimizing and improving all EP functioanlity so it runs fast enough to scale up
-to lsrger samples.
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diff --git a/active/group_double_einstein_ring.md b/active/group_double_einstein_ring.md
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-The imaging `features/advanced/double_einstein_ring` example needs improving and padding out before adapting to group.
-
-Once the imaging version is more complete, adapt it to the group context in
-`scripts/group/features/advanced/double_einstein_ring/`.
-
-A double Einstein ring in a group context involves two source galaxies at different redshifts being
-lensed by the group. The multi-plane ray-tracing must account for all group galaxy masses at the lens
-redshift plus the intermediate source galaxy acting as a secondary lens for the more distant source.
diff --git a/active/group_list_based_api.md b/active/group_list_based_api.md
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-Update this __List-Based Model Composition__, to instead be __Dict-Based Model Composition__, updatng the docstring
-as appropriate.
-
-Is group/slam.py the same as group/features/pixelization/slam.py? In which case remove the former.
-
-This is a bug in the group subhalo detect start_here.py file:
-
-    lens_0 = af.Model(
-        al.Galaxy,
-        redshift=source_lp_result.instance.galaxies.lens_0.redshift,
-        bulge=source_lp_result.instance.galaxies.lens_0.bulge,
-        mass=mass,
-        shear=shear,
-    )
-
-    lens_dict = {"lens_0": lens_0}
-
-All steps of the slam detection should support multiple main lens galaxies, check back in with the
-slam.py file in features/pixelization/slam.py
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diff --git a/active/group_mass_stellar_dark.md b/active/group_mass_stellar_dark.md
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-The imaging `features/advanced/mass_stellar_dark` example needs improving and padding out before adapting to group.
-
-Once the imaging version is more complete, adapt it to the group context in
-`scripts/group/features/advanced/mass_stellar_dark/`.
-
-For group lenses, decomposing total mass into stellar and dark components for each galaxy is valuable
-for studying the mass-to-light ratio across the group environment. Each main lens and extra galaxy
-would get separate stellar (tied to light via M/L) and dark (e.g. NFW) components.
diff --git a/active/group_scaling_relation.md b/active/group_scaling_relation.md
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-The imaging `features/scaling_relation` example needs improving and padding out before adapting to group.
-
-Once the imaging version is more complete, adapt it to the group context in `scripts/group/features/scaling_relation/`.
-
-For group lenses, scaling relations are especially important: they allow many extra galaxies to share
-a luminosity-to-mass relation (einstein_radius = scaling_factor * luminosity^scaling_relation),
-keeping the model dimensionality low even as galaxy count grows. The group/slam.py already implements
-scaling galaxies — the feature script should document this API in a standalone, beginner-friendly way.
diff --git a/active/howto_markdown_resync.md b/active/howto_markdown_resync.md
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-# Re-sync HowTo markdown pages after tutorial truncation-restore
-
-Type: docs
-Target: workspaces
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-up to the markdown-renderings rollout ([[markdown-example-renderings]])
-and the HowTo truncation-restore work ([[project_howto_truncation_restore]]).
-The restore landed AFTER batch-2b rendered the chapter_1 pages, so 4 generated
-markdown pages are stale (rendered from truncated/empty scripts):
-- HowToLens tutorial_1_grids_and_galaxies (restored 429→672) — re-render
-- HowToLens tutorial_2_ray_tracing (restored 214→391) — re-render
-- HowToFit tutorial_5_results_and_samples (normalized) — re-render
-- HowToGalaxy tutorial_4_methods (was 0-byte → now a "not written yet" stub) —
-  DROP from markdown_examples.yaml (no content/images to show; re-add when the
-  real tutorial is authored)
-
-Regenerate markdown/ only (no scripts/ edits, no CI touch). Verify 0 path
-leaks, index links resolve, no embedded errors, restored tutorials execute.
-Ship 1 pending-release PR per repo behind the four-leg gate.
diff --git a/active/interferometer_extra_galaxies.md b/active/interferometer_extra_galaxies.md
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-The autogalaxy imaging `features/extra_galaxies` example needs adapting to interferometer.
-
-Adapt it to the interferometer context in
-`autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/`. The `autolens_workspace`
-already has an interferometer port at `scripts/interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/` — use it as
-a structural template for `modeling.py` and `simulator.py`, stripped of the lens-mass aspects since
-autogalaxy is for non-lensing morphology fits.
-
-Modeling extra (perturber / line-of-sight companion) galaxies in the field works identically for
-imaging and visibility data once light profile transforms are fast — which they now are thanks to
-nufftax. The script should explain the autogalaxy use case (multiple galaxies in a field of view,
-not lensing) and how the visibility-domain fit proceeds.
diff --git a/active/interferometer_linear_light_profiles.md b/active/interferometer_linear_light_profiles.md
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-The imaging `features/linear_light_profiles` example needs reviewing before adapting to interferometer.
-
-Once the imaging version is in good shape, adapt it to the interferometer context in
-`scripts/interferometer/features/linear_light_profiles/` for **both** `autolens_workspace` and
-`autogalaxy_workspace`.
-
-Linear light profiles solve for intensity normalizations analytically given the model parameters,
-which previously was prohibitively slow against visibilities because every iteration had to compute
-the Fourier transform of every basis component. With nufftax (a JAX-friendly NUFFT — point to its
-GitHub and credit it), the linear inversion is now fast in the visibility domain, so this feature
-finally becomes practical for interferometer modeling. The script should describe this transition
-explicitly and explain why older comments calling light profile fits "slow" no longer apply.
diff --git a/active/interferometer_multi_gaussian_expansion.md b/active/interferometer_multi_gaussian_expansion.md
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-The imaging `features/multi_gaussian_expansion` example needs reviewing before adapting to interferometer.
-
-Once the imaging version is in good shape, adapt it to the interferometer context in
-`scripts/interferometer/features/multi_gaussian_expansion/` for **both** `autolens_workspace` and
-`autogalaxy_workspace`.
-
-Multi-Gaussian Expansion (MGE) decomposes a galaxy's light into many Gaussian components — until
-recently infeasible against visibilities because each Gaussian required its own Fourier transform
-per iteration. With nufftax (point to its GitHub and credit it), the full MGE basis is transformed
-quickly on GPU, so MGE fits to interferometer data are now practical even with millions of
-visibilities. The script should mirror the imaging API explanation and call out the nufftax-enabled
-performance shift.
diff --git a/active/interferometer_shapelets.md b/active/interferometer_shapelets.md
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-The imaging shapelets example needs improving and padding out before adapting to interferometer.
-Source paths differ between repos: `autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/advanced/shapelets/`
-and `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/shapelets/`.
-
-Once the imaging versions are more complete, adapt to interferometer in **both** repos at the
-matching paths: `autolens_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/advanced/shapelets/` and
-`autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/shapelets/`.
-
-Shapelets are a polar / Gauss-Hermite basis for galaxy morphology that previously was prohibitively
-slow against visibilities (each basis component needs its own Fourier transform per iteration).
-With nufftax, the full shapelet basis can be transformed in batches on GPU, making this feature
-practical for interferometer modeling. The script should explain the basis, the visibility-domain
-fit, and credit nufftax for the performance shift.
diff --git a/active/jax_autodiff_gradients_audit.md b/active/jax_autodiff_gradients_audit.md
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-# JAX autodiff audit: light profiles, pixelized-source gradients, and likelihood gradients
-
-Type: research
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Repos:
-- PyAutoLens
-- PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-You're working in the PyAutoLens or PyAutoArray codebase, using the usual profiling workspace, profiling agent, and PyAutoBrain flow. First, investigate the state of JAX autodiff support for Sérsic light profiles, linear Sérsic light profiles, and Multi-Gaussian Expansion light profiles. Profile what's there, identify what breaks tracing or differentiation, and add or refine automated tests comparing autodiff against finite differences. Second, investigate gradients for pixelized source reconstructions, starting with the Delaunay mesh. We expect that full gradients may not be feasible there. Confirm why and document where it fails. Then move to the rectangular mesh, where we think gradients might be possible. Before starting that part, ask me for the relevant paper if you don't already have it. Third, validate gradients for the source plane chi-squared used for point sources, and for the weak lensing likelihood.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user prompt (intaken via /intake; work-type & target corrected in review: research / autolens_profiling) -->
diff --git a/active/keck_ao_reduction_plan.md b/active/keck_ao_reduction_plan.md
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-# Plan the Keck adaptive-optics (NIRC2 AO) data-reduction workflow
-
-Type: research
-Target: PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Original request: "For PyAutoReduce can you plan out how we reduce keck-AO
-data, read SHARP papers for scientific context."
-
-Plan the Keck adaptive-optics (NIRC2 AO) imaging data-reduction workflow for
-PyAutoReduce — how raw Keck AO data becomes modeling-ready datasets for
-PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy, alongside the existing HST (ACS/WFC3) and JWST
-(NIRCam) phases. Read the SHARP (Strong-lensing High Angular Resolution
-Programme) papers for scientific context on AO strong-lens imaging — PSF
-handling (AO PSFs are time-variable and poorly known, unlike HST/JWST),
-sky subtraction, distortion correction, and coaddition. Deliverable is a
-design/plan document, not code.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/markdown_renderings_howto.md b/active/markdown_renderings_howto.md
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-# Markdown example renderings — batch 2b (HowTo trio)
-
-Type: docs
-Target: workspaces
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-on to batch 2a (the three workspaces). Roll the executed-markdown
-rendering system (PyAutoBuild generate_markdown.py, on main since 2026-07-10,
-issue PyAutoBuild#134) out to the HowTo teaching series.
-
-Scope (user-decided 2026-07-10): the full **chapter_1_introduction** of each of
-HowToFit, HowToGalaxy, HowToLens — all tutorials in that chapter (HowToFit 6,
-HowToGalaxy 6, HowToLens 9). Intro chapters are mostly visualization/fitting,
-not full model-fits, so they render fast and showcase the teaching style with
-images. Later chapters (modeling / pixelizations) are OUT of this batch.
-
-Per repo: a config/build/markdown_examples.yaml listing the chapter_1 tutorials
-in order, README links ("Browse the tutorials with output images"), a
-git check-ignore verification on markdown/, and a real build (never TEST_MODE).
-The HowTo repos each carry a Colab-style setup; confirm the pages render on
-GitHub with images. Ship one pending-release PR per repo behind the four-leg
-gate. Run this AFTER batch 2a merges (generator is repo-agnostic; no tooling
-change expected). Operational traps are the same as 2a — see the phase-1 memory
-[[markdown-example-renderings]].
diff --git a/active/profile_guide_followup_cleanup.md b/active/profile_guide_followup_cleanup.md
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-Workspace follow-up to PyAutoGalaxy #425
-(`profile-return-type-fixes`): now that
-`Basis.image_2d_from` and `dPIEPotential.convergence_2d_from` return
-the correct wrapper types, the Galaxy-wrap and Sph-substitute
-workarounds in the `scripts/guides/profiles/` guides can be removed.
-
-While auditing the workaround removal, the Basis demo was also found
-to plot an all-zeros map (an MGE of `ag.lp_linear.Gaussian` constituents
-has no intensities yet — the inversion would solve those at fit time,
-but in the standalone demo the image is just zeros). Switching the
-demo to use standard `ag.lp.Gaussian` constituents with explicit
-intensities produces a meaningful MGE plot, and a follow-on note
-explains that you'd use `ag.lp_linear.Gaussian` in an actual fit.
-
-Three small edits:
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/light.py` — Basis
-   section: swap `lp_linear.Gaussian` for `lp.Gaussian` with explicit
-   intensities; drop the Galaxy wrap; plot `basis.image_2d_from(grid)`
-   directly; update the prose to reflect the inversion-vs-explicit
-   framing.
-2. `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/light.py` — same edit,
-   `al.*` namespace.
-3. `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/mass.py` — Remaining
-   Walkthrough: add or swap to `al.mp.dPIEPotential` (the elliptical
-   variant) now that its `convergence_2d_from` returns `Array2D`.
diff --git a/active/remaining_citation_migration.md b/active/remaining_citation_migration.md
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-# Remaining PyAutoPaper citation migration
-
-Migrate every remaining legacy paper entry across `lensing_wiki`, `smbh_wiki`,
-`cti_wiki`, `methods_wiki`, and `galaxies_wiki` in one consolidated PR based on
-PyAutoPaper PR #2.
-
-Verify canonical matches and claim context from papers or authoritative public
-records. Add the canonical key, verified reference, relevant concepts, concise
-support bullets, use guidance, and exclusion guidance. Remove local paths and
-filename-inferred summaries. Use explicit TODOs for ambiguity. Keep concept and
-entity links consistent, audit aliases, and run `make validate-literature-citations`
-plus the repository tests.
-
-The user explicitly replaced the earlier per-topic PR staging requirement with
-one PR for all remaining entries. Topic-level commits and reports should still
-be retained for reviewability.
diff --git a/active/remove_pulse_compat.md b/active/remove_pulse_compat.md
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-# Remove PyAutoPulse Compatibility Names
-
-## Original Request
-
-We renamed PyAutoPulse to PyAutoHeart, but the folder still has PyAutoPulse and there is PyautoHeart/autopulse, is it safe to remove these pulse things and if so do it
-
-## Notes
-
-- Remove the old top-level `PyAutoPulse` symlink if it is only an alias to `PyAutoHeart`.
-- Remove tracked `pulse` / `pyautopulse` compatibility wrappers from `PyAutoHeart`.
-- Update packaging and tests to use canonical `heart` / `pyautoheart` paths only.
diff --git a/active/slack-release-notes.md b/active/slack-release-notes.md
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-# Enrich #pipreleases Slack post with full PyAutoLens release notes
-
-**Target:** @PyAutoBuild
-**Work type:** feature (release infrastructure)
-**Autonomy:** safe
-**Difficulty:** small
-
-## Original request (verbatim)
-
-> We made it so on SLACK in #pipreleases we have updates posted, for example:
-> PyAuto Updates [7:47 PM] :package: PyAuto 2026.7.9.1 released to PyPI —
-> autoconf / autofit / autoarray / autogalaxy / autolens. Upgrade with:
-> pip install --upgrade autolens, but can you include all the notes on what is
-> included in the SLACK post when a release is successful (like are posted on
-> GitHub, include GitHUB URL links but also the full notes for PyAutoLens)
-
-## Goal
-
-On a successful **LIVE** release, the `#pipreleases` Slack post should carry the
-**full PyAutoLens release notes** (which already aggregate upstream
-Fit/Array/Galaxy changes via the "Upstream Changes" section) plus **links to all
-four GitHub release pages** (Fit / Array / Galaxy / Lens) — not just the current
-one-line summary + Actions-run link.
-
-Scope decision (user, 2026-07-10): **Full PyAutoLens notes** option — one
-aggregated body, four release-page links.
-
-## Current state (`PyAutoBuild/.github/workflows/release.yml`)
-
-- `announce_release` job posts the one-liner to `#pipreleases`
-  (`PYAUTO_RELEASE_WEBHOOK_URL`); `needs: [resolve_mode, version_number,
-  release]`, `if: always() && rehearsal != 'true'`. Failure branch pages loudly.
-- `publish_release_notes` job runs `autobuild/generate_release_notes.py` in a
-  matrix over Fit/Array/Galaxy/Lens, creating GitHub Releases with full markdown
-  notes. PyAutoLens's release body already includes upstream changes.
-- The two jobs run in parallel and don't communicate.
-
-## Plan
-
-1. New helper `autobuild/slack_release_notes.py`:
-   - Args: `--version`, `--result`, `--run-url` (and optional `--repo`,
-     default `PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens`).
-   - On success: `gh release view <version> --repo <repo> --json body,url` to
-     pull the already-generated notes + release URL. Fetch the four release URLs
-     (Fit/Array/Galaxy/Lens) for the "Releases:" links line.
-   - Convert GitHub markdown → Slack mrkdwn: `[t](u)` → `<u|t>`, `## H`/`### H`
-     → `*H*`, keep `-`/`•` bullets, strip `---` rules.
-   - Emit the Slack JSON payload to stdout: headline + upgrade line +
-     `*Releases:*` links + full PyAutoLens body.
-   - **Graceful fallback** to today's one-liner if the release can't be fetched
-     (notes leg failed / not yet published).
-   - Failure `--result` branch: preserve today's `:rotating_light:` message.
-2. Wire `announce_release` to `needs: [..., publish_release_notes]` (keep
-   `always()` so failures still page); call the helper to build `payload.json`,
-   then `curl` it as today.
-3. No change to `generate_release_notes.py` (reuse its GitHub Release output).
-
-## Testing
-
-- Unit-test the markdown→mrkdwn conversion and payload assembly with a captured
-  PyAutoLens release body fixture (no network) — `gh` calls mocked/injected.
-- `--dry-run`-style local invocation printing the payload for eyeball check.
-
-## Notes
-
-- No workspace impact (build-infra only).
-- Slack `text` field limit ~40000 chars — generous for aggregated notes.
-- Effective level under `--auto`: safe (feature cap, small difficulty) → proceed
-  to PR-open; merge/close human.
diff --git a/active/smoke_notebooks.md b/active/smoke_notebooks.md
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-Smoke tests currently run on python scripts, but we want to know on the normal workspaces notebooks
-are always running ok.
-
-For each, can you add two smoke tests on notebooks:
-
-autofit_workspace: overview/overivew_1 and searches/mcmc.ipynb
-
-autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace: imaging/modeling.ipynb (with test mode) and interferometer/simulator.ipynb
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diff --git a/active/specific_lenses_citations.md b/active/specific_lenses_citations.md
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+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
-# Specific-lenses citation migration
-
-Migrate the three legacy entries in
-`lensing_wiki/sources/specific-lenses.md` as the next approved PyAutoPaper
-citation batch. Verify public metadata, canonical keys, and claim context;
-remove local paths and inferred summaries; use TODOs for ambiguity; update
-affected links; and run citation validation plus tests.
diff --git a/active/url_check.md b/active/url_check.md
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-URL links to Google colabs are not correct, linking to broken colabs which dont run, for example
-in the PyAutoLens docs:
-
-https://pyautolens.readthedocs.io/en/latest/overview/overview_2_new_user_guide.html
-
-Here:
-
-CDD Imaging: For image data from telescopes like Hubble and James Webb, go to imaging/start_here.ipynb.
-
-
-Can you scan all repos for all URLs and check they work, in particular making sure the google colab pages
-that come up actrually run?
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diff --git a/active/use_pathlib.md b/active/use_pathlib.md
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-Most examples now use Pathlib, but there are still some os.path.join uses from
-legacy.
-
-Can you update all source code and workspaces to not use path.join at all
-and always use Pathlib?
-
-This should aspan all source code, workspaces, etc, no more os.path!
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diff --git a/active/version_pinning_design_review.md b/active/version_pinning_design_review.md
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-# Version-pinning design review: assess the pinned-version scheme against nightly builds
-
-Type: research
-Target: PyAutoBuild
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-We have this API which pins version numbers throughout the source code, with the motivation being it stops users from pairing a wrong version of the source code with the workspace. I think this is a good design, albeit it often breaks for users, and it means we have this version number throughout the code and workspace. We also ran into issues with me accidentally releasing some versions which I think are still in the source code — look at the GitHub history to find them, there was an issue about yanking their PyPIs. Can you review and assess if this high level design makes sense or if we can do it better? Also consider how we will basically have nightly build + release reinstated soon.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/wdm_lya_citations.md b/active/wdm_lya_citations.md
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index fa6c029f..00000000
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-# WDM and Lyman-alpha citation migration
-
-Migrate the three legacy entries in `lensing_wiki/sources/wdm-and-lya.md`.
-Verify canonical keys and public claims; remove local paths and inferred
-summaries; preserve the distinction between Lyman-alpha and stellar-stream
-constraints; update affected links; and run citation validation plus tests.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/adapt-images-mesh-grid-lookup.md b/complete/2026/04/adapt-images-mesh-grid-lookup.md
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+## adapt-images-mesh-grid-lookup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/103
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/104
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: SLaM `light_lp` and `mass_total` helpers in `imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py` and `interferometer/features/pixelization/delaunay.py` built a fresh `AdaptImages` from `source_result_for_lens`'s image dict but silently dropped the `galaxy_name_image_plane_mesh_grid_dict` that `source_pix_2` had constructed. Under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 (and any path exercising the helpers' likelihood end-to-end with a Delaunay/Voronoi/RectangularSplineAdapt source), the chained pixelization had no source-plane mesh grid, propagated `None` into `BorderRelocator.relocated_mesh_grid_from`, and crashed loudly. Fix: pull the dict forward from `source_result_for_source.analysis.adapt_images.galaxy_name_image_plane_mesh_grid_dict` rather than constructing fresh. No library change, no recipe re-execution, no defensive guard. Original prompt diagnosed at relocator/abstract-mesh layer in PyAutoArray; debug print of actual reproducer (PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 delaunay.py) showed the lookup was correct and the bug was the producer-side `AdaptImages` construction in two SLaM helper functions. Audit: only Delaunay/Voronoi/RectangularSplineAdapt source meshes consume `source_plane_mesh_grid` and need the fix; the canonical `slam_start_here.py` and most SLaM scripts use `RectangularAdapt*` which self-determine pixels and don't have the bug. The `group/*.py` SLaM scripts already pass `adapt_images` as a parameter (cleaner architecture). Considered but rejected a library helper `galaxy_name_image_plane_mesh_grid_dict_via_result_from(result, image_mesh)` — recipe varies too much per script (Overlay vs Hilbert, edge-points appended for Delaunay/Voronoi, `adapt_data` flow for adaptive meshes) to abstract cleanly. Imaging fix verified end-to-end: full SLaM pipeline (`source_lp[1]` → `source_pix[1]` → `source_pix[2]` → `light[1]` → `mass_total[1]`) ran to completion under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2. Interferometer fix structurally identical but not exercised end-to-end due to a pre-existing unrelated shape-mismatch bug in `interferometer/.../source_pix_2` (`add got incompatible shapes: (40, 40), (1070, 1070)` inside `inversion.fast_chi_squared`) — worth a separate ticket. Smoke run also flagged that `group/modeling.py` overwrites `dataset/group/simple/positions.json` with a test-mode stub — a smoke test should not be mutating real dataset files.
diff --git a/active/adapt_images_pytree_fix.md b/complete/2026/04/adapt-images-pytree-fix.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/adapt_images_pytree_fix.md
rename to complete/2026/04/adapt-images-pytree-fix.md
index c5e10754..5de5086f 100644
--- a/active/adapt_images_pytree_fix.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/adapt-images-pytree-fix.md
@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+## adapt-images-pytree-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/369
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- library-pr:
+  - PyAutoGalaxy: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/370
+  - PyAutoLens: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/474
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/12
+- notes: Fixed `AdaptImages` lookups crashing across the `jax.jit` boundary for any model using adapt images. Added `AdaptImages.galaxy_path_list` parallel to the analysis-time galaxies list and helpers `image_for_galaxy` / `image_plane_mesh_grid_for_galaxy` that try by-instance lookup first then fall back to identity-positional path-tuple lookup. `GalaxiesToInversion` gained `path_galaxies` ctor arg so autolens can pass `tracer.galaxies` (the full flat list) into per-plane GalaxiesToInversion. Removed both the autogalaxy single-mesh-grid fallback (`to_inversion.py:428-442`) and the autolens single-pixelated-galaxy fallback (`autolens/lens/to_inversion.py:280-290`) — both were workarounds for the same root cause that only happened to cover single-pixelization fits. Workspace re-port: restored adapt variant of `rectangular.py` and added `rectangular_mge.py` (multi-galaxy regression for the path-tuple path), `delaunay.py`, `delaunay_mge.py` under `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/`. Re-enabled `rectangular_mge.py` + `delaunay.py` in `smoke_tests.txt`; `delaunay_mge.py` committed but commented to mirror autolens's JAX-0.7 deferral. NumPy↔JIT tolerance set to `rtol=1e-2` for autogalaxy adapt scripts (`delaunay.py` and `rectangular_mge.py` agree much tighter; `rectangular.py` has ~0.2% drift in the `Adapt` regularization solver path between NumPy and JAX float ordering — unrelated to the lookup fix).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Fix `AdaptImages.galaxy_image_dict` Galaxy-identity mismatch across `jax.jit` boundary in
 @PyAutoGalaxy, and re-enable the three autogalaxy_workspace_test scripts that this blocks.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/ag-imaging-scripts.md b/complete/2026/04/ag-imaging-scripts.md
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index 00000000..cd3fa9cb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/ag-imaging-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## ag-imaging-scripts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/10
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/367
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/11
+- notes: Ports four imaging integration tests from autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/ to single-galaxy autogalaxy (model_fit, visualization, visualization_jax, modeling_visualization_jit). Library side: ag.AnalysisImaging.__init__ had a custom signature that didn't forward **kwargs, breaking AnalysisImaging(use_jax_for_visualization=True) — fixed by adding **kwargs forwarding (mirrors al.AnalysisImaging which inherits from AnalysisDataset directly). Smoke side: PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1 skipped savefig and broke visualization.py's file-existence assertions; first attempt was os.environ.pop in the script (user pushed back), correct fix is a per-pattern unset in config/build/env_vars.yaml — saved to memory.
diff --git a/active/aggregator_output_png.md b/complete/2026/04/aggregator-output-png.md
similarity index 91%
rename from active/aggregator_output_png.md
rename to complete/2026/04/aggregator-output-png.md
index 7f7d0a81..ad0367cf 100644
--- a/active/aggregator_output_png.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/aggregator-output-png.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## aggregator-output-png
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1213
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1214
+
+## Original prompt
+
   Title: AggregateImages.output_to_folder — subplots from different source images with different grid sizes produce mismatched panel sizes
 
   Problem:
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/analysis-interferometer-pytree.md b/complete/2026/04/analysis-interferometer-pytree.md
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index 00000000..11d21bf3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/analysis-interferometer-pytree.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## analysis-interferometer-pytree
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/375
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/376
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: Adds JAX pytree registration for `AnalysisInterferometer` (mirrors imaging scaffold from #364). Galaxies flatten/unflatten lifted into `autogalaxy/analysis/jax_pytrees.py::register_galaxies_pytree()`; imaging body collapsed from 41 → 11 lines as a side benefit. Quantity and Ellipse deferred to follow-ups. End-to-end JIT verification will land in the queued `autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_interferometer` task. Smoke tests: 42/42 passed.
diff --git a/active/assertions_fix.md b/complete/2026/04/assertions-fix.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
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rename from active/assertions_fix.md
rename to complete/2026/04/assertions-fix.md
index 8d8952b5..5a00d3a4
--- a/active/assertions_fix.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/assertions-fix.md
@@ -1,6 +1,14 @@
-Assertions are broken, which can be demonstrated by running the code @autofit_workspace_test/scripts/feature/assertion.py
-
-Assertions are defined in the autofit source code @PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/arithmetic/assertion.py.
-
-Inspect and compare both these files and then work on a way to fix the bug. Can you give me a plan of how you will do
+## assertions-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1215
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1217
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/7
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Assertions are broken, which can be demonstrated by running the code @autofit_workspace_test/scripts/feature/assertion.py
+
+Assertions are defined in the autofit source code @PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/arithmetic/assertion.py.
+
+Inspect and compare both these files and then work on a way to fix the bug. Can you give me a plan of how you will do
 this?
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diff --git a/complete/2026/04/auto-generate-mask-extra-galaxies.md b/complete/2026/04/auto-generate-mask-extra-galaxies.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## auto-generate-mask-extra-galaxies
+- issue: none — surfaced by /health_check on 2026-04-27
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- workspace-pr:
+  - autogalaxy_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/41
+  - autolens_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/90
+- follow-up: Both merge commits accidentally include smoke artifacts (`image.fits` and `path/to/model/json/model.json` at workspace root). Cause: the worktree was clean when created from main, but smoke runs in the worktree generated those files at the workspace root and Sonnet's `git add -A` swept them into the commit. Future fix: either (a) tiny cleanup PR per workspace removing the files + adding to `.gitignore`, or (b) tighten the ship subagent contract to use `git add scripts/ config/` instead of `-A`. The committed JSON output paths come from a relative-path bug in some script writing fit results to `path/to/model/json/` — worth tracing back too.
+- notes: Moved `mask_extra_galaxies.fits` creation into each simulator that owns the affected dataset, so consumer scripts (start_here, modeling, fit, pixelization) can load the mask without spawning a data-prep subprocess. Geometry is derived from each simulator's own extra-galaxy centres + `effective_radius` (or all-False for "simple" datasets that have no extra galaxies but whose pixelization tutorials demo `apply_noise_scaling`). `Mask2D.circular` honours `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1`, so masks auto-shrink to 15x15 and the env var no longer causes out-of-bounds slicing. Also fixed the optional standalone `mask_extra_galaxies.py` and `extra_galaxies_centres.py` in both workspaces (they targeted `dataset_name = "simple"` while writing centres + mask geometry that only made sense for `extra_galaxies` — a stale copy-paste). Removed 8 now-redundant `if not (mask file).exists() -> subprocess optional script` blocks across 6 consumers. Sister-fixed an unrelated typo in `autolens/scripts/interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/modeling.py` where the auto-sim subprocess pointed at the imaging simulator instead of the interferometer one (would have crashed any first-time user without the dataset cached). Smoke 13/13 green in both workspaces, including the previously-failing `autogalaxy/imaging/start_here.py`. PyAutoArray 748/748 unit tests still green (no library impact).
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autobuild-bash-cli.md b/complete/2026/04/autobuild-bash-cli.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autobuild-bash-cli
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/67
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/68, https://github.com/Jammy2211/admin_jammy/pull/14
+- repos: PyAutoBuild, admin_jammy
+- notes: Added `bin/autobuild` dispatcher (16 subcommands + help system) wrapping every PyAutoBuild operation under one shell entry point alongside the existing Claude skills. `tag_and_merge.py` ported to bash; `script_matrix.py` deliberately kept Python (called by release.yml — workflow ABI). README version-bump sed step folded from the `/pre_build` skill into `pre_build.sh` (+ inferred `readme_pkg` for `autogalaxy_workspace_test`, `HowToGalaxy`, `HowToFit` which the old skill table didn't list). `/pre_build` skill collapsed to a thin wrapper around `autobuild pre_build`, mirroring `/verify_install`. The skill's old soft "stale `no_run.yaml` patterns" report was dropped — can be added back to the bash CLI later if useful.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autobuild-release-prep.md b/complete/2026/04/autobuild-release-prep.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## autobuild-release-prep
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- merged-prs:
+  - PyAutoBuild#62 (workspace-owned build configs + persistent timestamped runs)
+  - PyAutoPrompt#17 (`/pyauto-status-full` skill + `pyauto-status-full` / `pyauto-{report,json,triage}` shell functions)
+  - autofit_workspace#44, autogalaxy_workspace#48, autolens_workspace#107 (new `config/build/{copy_files,visualise_notebooks}.yaml`)
+  - autofit_workspace_test#16, autogalaxy_workspace_test#20, autolens_workspace_test#63 (same; `autogalaxy_workspace_test` also gained a `no_run.yaml` that was missing entirely — falling through to autobuild's empty fallback)
+- notes: PyAutoBuild's `run.py` / `run_python.py` / `generate.py` now prefer each workspace's `config/build/` files over autobuild's keyed-dict copies. Dead `autobuild/config/{notebooks_remove,env_vars}.yaml` deleted. `run_all.py` writes results to `test_results/runs/<UTC-timestamp>/` with a `latest` symlink updated atomically; per-script timeout raised 60s → 300s; `autogalaxy_workspace_test` added to the workspace list; pre-existing bug fixed where `run_all.py` passed bare subdir names instead of `scripts/<dir>`. `aggregate_results.py` adds top-25 slowest scripts and a run header to `report.md`. `result_collector.RunReport` exposes `total_duration_seconds`. 57/57 pytest passing. First full release-prep run produced 460 results / 95 min / 48 failures across `runs/2026-04-29T14-48-47Z/`; `triage.md` in that run dir clusters them into ~10 root causes (group/features/pixelization, jax_likelihood numerical drift, modeling_visualization_jit, aggregator timeouts, missing simulator output) for follow-up.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autofit-smoke-cleanup.md b/complete/2026/04/autofit-smoke-cleanup.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/autofit-smoke-cleanup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## autofit-smoke-cleanup
+- issue: none — autofit_workspace full-sweep cleanup
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1224, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/47
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/32, https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/7
diff --git a/active/autofit_workspace_plot_update.md b/complete/2026/04/autofit-workspace-plot-update.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 55%
rename from active/autofit_workspace_plot_update.md
rename to complete/2026/04/autofit-workspace-plot-update.md
index c1c59ab4..eaeaae76
--- a/active/autofit_workspace_plot_update.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/autofit-workspace-plot-update.md
@@ -1,5 +1,12 @@
-The following issue implements a plot interface udpate https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1174
-
-This never got implemented in @autofit_workspace, so we just need to apply the API updates there.
-
+## autofit-workspace-plot-update
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/18
+- completed: 2026-04-05
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/19
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The following issue implements a plot interface udpate https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1174
+
+This never got implemented in @autofit_workspace, so we just need to apply the API updates there.
+
 Do a quick check locally that indeed the old API is still present.
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diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-ci.md b/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-ci.md
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+## autogalaxy-wst-ci
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/6
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/7
+- umbrella: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/5 (task 1/9)
+- notes: Added `.github/workflows/smoke_tests.yml`, `.github/scripts/run_smoke.py`, and `config/build/env_vars.yaml` — mirrors autolens_workspace_test's smoke-test setup with PyAutoLens stripped. CI green on Python 3.12 and 3.13. `pending-release` label was created on the repo for the first time during this PR. env_vars.yaml ships only the `jax_likelihood_functions/` override; sibling tasks 2–9 will add per-path overrides alongside their scripts.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-imaging.md b/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-imaging.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-imaging
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/8
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/364
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/9
+- umbrella: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/5 (task 3/9)
+- notes: Added `_register_fit_imaging_pytrees` staticmethod on `ag.AnalysisImaging` (mirrors autolens) + custom `Galaxies` list-subclass pytree flatten. Workspace side: simulator.py + 4 JAX-likelihood imaging scripts (lp, mge, mge_group, rectangular-non-adapt). Deferred 3 adapt-image variants (rectangular_mge, delaunay, delaunay_mge) to a follow-up library task tracked at `admin_jammy/prompt/autogalaxy/adapt_images_pytree_fix.md` — post-unflatten `self.galaxies` has fresh `Galaxy.id`s that don't match `adapt_images.galaxy_image_dict` (aux) keys. Autolens's rectangular.py passes today despite having the apparent same setup — root-cause diff deferred to that follow-up. Gotchas: `ag.lp_linear.Sersic` on a single-galaxy model returns empty `blurred_image` (inversion required); `raise_inversion_positions_likelihood_exception` is autolens-only.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-interferometer.md b/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-interferometer.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-interferometer
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/16
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/17
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/376 (prerequisite, shipped earlier same day)
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- umbrella: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/5 (task 4/9)
+- notes: Ported 8 JAX-likelihood interferometer scripts from autolens_workspace_test (simulator, lp, mge, mge_group, rectangular, rectangular_mge, delaunay, delaunay_mge) into `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/`. Each fit script wraps `jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)` and asserts NumPy/JIT scalar parity, exercising the AnalysisInterferometer pytree registration shipped in PyAutoGalaxy PR #376 the same day. Three notable differences from the autolens reference: (1) self-contained simulator — synthetic 200-baseline uv-coverage generated inline via `np.random.default_rng(seed=1)`, no `sma.fits` dependency (sidesteps the gitignored-fixture issue that has had `interferometer/{mge,rectangular}.py` red on autolens CI for ≥1 week); (2) `delaunay.py` and `delaunay_mge.py` use a Sersic-image adapt-data instead of `dataset.dirty_image` (negative dirty pixels otherwise produce NaN via `sqrt(pixel_signal)` in AdaptSplit regularization) — matches autolens reference's actual intent; (3) `delaunay_mge.py` is enabled in smoke_tests.txt unlike its imaging counterpart — JAX 0.7's removal of `jax.interpreters.xla.pytype_aval_mappings` does not bite on the interferometer side. Worth revisiting whether the imaging delaunay_mge can be unblocked the same way. Tolerances: lp/mge/mge_group at rtol=1e-4 (sub-femtosecond); 4 adapt-regularization variants at rtol=1e-2 per imaging-port convention but actual diffs ≤ 9e-6.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-multi.md b/complete/2026/04/autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-multi.md
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+## autogalaxy-wst-jax-lh-multi
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/18
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/19
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- umbrella: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/5 (task 5/9)
+- notes: Ported 8 multi-band JAX-likelihood scripts from autolens_workspace_test (simulator, lp, mge, mge_group, rectangular, rectangular_mge, delaunay, delaunay_mge) into `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/multi/`. Each fit script combines per-band `ag.AnalysisImaging` factors via `af.FactorGraphModel` and asserts NumPy/JIT scalar parity over `instance_from_vector → log_likelihood_function` (FactorGraphModel has no `fit_from`). Adapt-regularization variants (rectangular, rectangular_mge, delaunay, delaunay_mge) at rtol=1e-2 per the established imaging/interferometer convention; lp/mge/mge_group at rtol=1e-4. Self-contained simulator (no external fixtures). `delaunay_mge.py` enabled in smoke_tests.txt — JAX 0.7's `pytype_aval_mappings` removal does not bite on the multi path (matches interferometer; only single-dataset imaging delaunay_mge remains commented out). Sonnet-side mishaps caught: (1) initial Path A used JIT-vs-vmap on the same factor_graph(use_jax=True) — a tautology; rewrote all 4 pixelized scripts to do proper NumPy-vs-JIT via a separate factor_graph_np(use_jax=False); (2) first ship subagent committed+pushed but stalled before launching smoke; second subagent picked up cleanly at smoke + PR; (3) smoke runner pathing footgun — absolute python path bypassed cwd-relative subprocess.run inside fit scripts, fixed by wrapping in `(cd "$WS" && env ... python "$script")`. API gotcha: `ag.reg.Adapt` uses `inner_coefficient` not `coefficient`. Worth re-attempting the imaging delaunay_mge on a future task since interferometer and multi both work.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/autoprompt-cleanup.md b/complete/2026/04/autoprompt-cleanup.md
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index 00000000..78e0f0e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/autoprompt-cleanup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autoprompt-cleanup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/15 (closed automatically via PR's "Closes #15")
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/16
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Closes the autoprompt/ workflow-infrastructure sweep. Moved 05_sync_slash_command.md, 06_repo_health_audit.md, 08_test_summary.md → `issued/` (matches the 01/02/03 precedent of archiving shipped prompts). Deleted 07_worktree_only_edits.md (matches the 04 precedent — explicitly skipped during the sweep, no point keeping the spec). Rewrote `autoprompt/README.md` as a historical record with an Outcomes table (per-prompt status: Shipped / Shipped re-scoped / Skipped) plus What-shipped / What-deliberately-didn't sections, replacing the stale TODO-list framing that still referenced 04 and listed 07 as "the biggest fix". After this, `autoprompt/` contains only the README — closed chapter. Net: +68 / -166 lines, mostly the 07 deletion (121 lines) and the README rewrite.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/caustic-pixel-scale.md b/complete/2026/04/caustic-pixel-scale.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/caustic-pixel-scale.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## caustic-pixel-scale
+- issue: none — ad-hoc
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/355
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/29
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/cli-noise-clean.md b/complete/2026/04/cli-noise-clean.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/cli-noise-clean.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+## cli-noise-clean
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1209
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/92, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1210, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/275, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/349, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/437
+
+## Original prompt
+
+When we run unit tests, integration tests, scripts and other things we get noise on the command
+line due to libraries versions, badly formatted docstrings and other issues.
+
+Can you do a full run through of different scripts over the projects, find this noise and gradually fix
+the issues as they crop up.
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diff --git a/complete/2026/04/cluster-simulator-jax-multiplane.md b/complete/2026/04/cluster-simulator-jax-multiplane.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/04/cluster-simulator-jax-multiplane.md
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+## cluster-simulator-jax-multiplane
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autolens_workspace/issues/89
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/91
+- notes: Refactored `scripts/cluster/simulator.py` to (a) shrink to 2 main lens galaxies + 1 host halo (was 5), (b) move sources to distinct redshifts z=1.0 and z=2.0 for a true multi-plane lens, (c) JAX-jit the PointSolver via the pytree-registration pattern from `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/point_source/image_plane.py` (>5min → fast), (d) collapse 3 grids down to 2 (rendering grid shared between simulation and viz, PointSolver's internal grid kept separate), and (e) polish docstrings to match `scripts/imaging/simulator.py` tone with new `__Multi-Plane Setup__` and `__JAX JIT__` sections. Single-commit squash merge.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/cluster-simulator.md b/complete/2026/04/cluster-simulator.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cluster-simulator
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/464
+- completed: 2026-04-20
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/465
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/77
+- notes: Added optional `redshift` to `PointDataset` with CSV round-trip and per-source validation (library). Rewrote `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` as a 5-member cluster with standalone `NFWMCRLudlowSph` halo (`mass_at_200=10^15.3`) and 2 sources at z=1.0 producing 3 images each, writing a combined `point_datasets.csv` as the canonical hand-editable cluster input. Removed `cluster/simulator` from `no_run.yaml`. Follow-up prompts written: `admin_jammy/prompt/cluster/1_visualization.md` (cluster-scale viz prototype) and `2_csv_model_redshift.md` (pipe `PointDataset.redshift` into `af.Model(al.Galaxy, redshift=...)`). `modeling.py` and `start_here.py` remain parked in `no_run.yaml` — rewrite deferred until those two follow-ups land.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/csvable.md b/complete/2026/04/csvable.md
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+## csvable
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- conf-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/95
+- lens-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/455
+- summary: moved generic CSV reader/writer to new autoconf.csvable, left PointDataset-specific schema layer in autolens.point.dataset.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/dashboard-dirty-listing.md b/complete/2026/04/dashboard-dirty-listing.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/04/dashboard-dirty-listing.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## dashboard-dirty-listing
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/4
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/5
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Follow-up to pyauto-status-shell. Split the dashboard's single `DIRTY` column into `MOD` (tracked-modified) + `UNTR` (untracked) so accumulating noise is distinguishable from real edits-in-progress, and append a `Dirty files:` listing after the main table showing the actual `git status --porcelain` lines per repo (only repos with content; `??` and ` M` prefixes preserved). Cached porcelain output via a bash associative array so the listing reuses the same data the counts came from — no new git invocations. Day-1 use already surfaced real signal: pyc pollution committed in `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline`, untracked `scripts/imaging/images/` in `autogalaxy_workspace_test` (worth feeding into prompt 02's gitignore patterns), and 14 dirty entries in `autolens_assistant` worth a closer look. Sweep time unchanged at ~3s.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/dashboard-followup-commands.md b/complete/2026/04/dashboard-followup-commands.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/dashboard-followup-commands.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## dashboard-followup-commands
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/9
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/10
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Re-scoped autoprompt 05 (the heavyweight `/sync` slash command spec). Instead of a separate `pyauto-pull` shell function or full `/sync` skill, extended `scripts/pyauto_status.sh` (~89 added lines) with two additions: (1) `b` flag glyph appended to FLAGS column when current branch ≠ upstream branch component (or upstream=NONE and branch ≠ main) — caught `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline` immediately as on `fix/extra-galaxies-gui-vis-index`. (2) "Follow-up commands:" section after the Dirty files listing, grouped by Pull (clean+behind+not-ahead → copy-pasteable `git -C <abs-path> pull --ff-only`), Set missing upstream (branch=main + upstream=NONE → `branch --set-upstream-to=origin/main main`), and Investigate manually (one-line note for diverged / behind+dirty / branch-mismatch — no auto-command). Section is suppressed entirely when nothing is actionable, so the clean case stays quiet. Smoke tested all three branches: synthetic `reset --hard HEAD~1` on HowToFit produced correct Pull line that fast-forwarded cleanly; synthetic `branch --unset-upstream` produced correct Set-upstream line that restored tracking. Replaces the rejected pyauto-pull function design — printed commands ARE the action; the user copy-pastes (or selects-all-pastes) what's appropriate. Boring case automated via copy-paste, judgment cases surfaced for manual handling. Autoprompts 04 (source-of-truth doc rule) skipped as redundant — `pyauto-status` at venv activation + prompt 03's history-rewrite guard already cover the failure modes that prompt 04 addressed.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/dashboard-test-summary.md b/complete/2026/04/dashboard-test-summary.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/04/dashboard-test-summary.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## dashboard-test-summary
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/13 (closed automatically via PyAutoPrompt PR's "Closes #13")
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- repo-prs (2):
+  - admin_jammy: https://github.com/Jammy2211/admin_jammy/pull/8
+  - PyAutoPrompt: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/14
+- repos: admin_jammy, PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Implements autoprompt 08. Two changes on a shared `feature/dashboard-test-summary` branch. (1) admin_jammy/skills/smoke_test/SKILL.md — added step 7 "Persist summary to local cache" instructing the agent to write `~/.cache/pyauto/smoke/<workspace>.json` per workspace tested with workspace, completed_at (ISO 8601 UTC), passed, failed, skipped, total, duration_seconds. Step is idempotent; overwrites previous file for same workspace. (2) PyAutoPrompt/scripts/pyauto_status.sh — appended two new optional sections: "Smoke tests:" reading the cache JSONs (ANSI green if failed=0 else red, ✓/✗ symbol), and "Last autobuild run:" reading the committed PyAutoBuild/test_results/*.json files for an aggregate (jobs across workspaces, passed/failed/skipped totals, most-recent completed_at, PyAutoBuild HEAD short SHA — red if any failure). Both sections suppressed entirely when no JSONs exist, matching the existing Dirty-files / Follow-up-commands pattern. Single python invocation per section parses all JSONs to avoid per-file fork overhead. Total dashboard runtime measured at 2.7s on the live tree (well under 4s target). Smoke tested: empty cache → smoke section suppressed + autobuild section shows; seeded fixtures (autofit_workspace failed=0, autolens_workspace failed=2) → green ✓ and red ✗ rendered correctly. No bashrc changes needed (pyauto_status.sh already sourced + called from PyAuto() aliases). The skill-instruction approach for persisting summaries assumes the agent running /smoke-test follows step 7; if it drifts, the cache stays stale and pyauto-status shows old timestamps — degrades gracefully. Live-tree autobuild section currently shows: 2026-04-26, 7 jobs / 1 workspace / 153 passed / 16 failed / 28 skipped (from PyAutoBuild commit c0d5b87). Out of scope: library version detection (PyAutoLens injects VERSION at build time, no committed source), per-script breakdown, failure tracebacks, GitHub Actions API queries, helper script for JSON writing.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/data-typing-simplify.md b/complete/2026/04/data-typing-simplify.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ec7177ca
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/data-typing-simplify.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## data-typing-simplify
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/276
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/277, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/351, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/438
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/28, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/55
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/db-scrape-build-dataset-path.md b/complete/2026/04/db-scrape-build-dataset-path.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5d434cc5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/db-scrape-build-dataset-path.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## db-scrape-build-dataset-path
+- issue: none — surfaced by /health_check on 2026-04-27
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/58
+- follow-up: 1) PyAutoGalaxy library bug — `abstract_fit.linear_light_profile_intensity_dict` raises `TypeError: __hash__ method should return an integer` during `subplot_fit_imaging` after the search completes. A light-profile object's `__hash__` returns a non-int. Surfaced once `general.py` could load its dataset; parked via `no_run.yaml` NEEDS_FIX 2026-04-27. Fix in PyAutoGalaxy → remove the no_run entry. 2) autolens_workspace_test CI smoke has been red on `main` for ≥1 week — `jax_likelihood_functions/{interferometer/mge,interferometer/rectangular,imaging/rectangular,multi/mge}.py` fail. Two are missing `dataset/interferometer/uv_wavelengths/sma.fits` (a gitignored fixture file present locally but never on CI), the other two are JAX-likelihood numerical mismatches at the rtol=1e-4 boundary. Investigation: either ship `sma.fits` properly (commit + remove from gitignore, or fetch in CI setup) and bump the JAX likelihood tolerances, OR park them in no_run.yaml.
+- notes: Fixed 4 `database/scrape` consumer scripts (`general.py`, `scaling_relation.py`, `slam_general.py`, `slam_pix.py`) by adding `dataset_label = "build"` so they read from where the simulator writes. The simulator + every other non-database script in this workspace already used the `build/` convention; the db/scrape scripts had drifted. Auto-sim subprocesses had been "succeeding" while writing to a folder the consumer never reads. Caught the symptom only after the autogalaxy mask fix landed and brought the test workspace's smoke down to the single remaining failure. The dataset-path fix unmasks the PyAutoGalaxy `__hash__` library bug above. Local smoke (with `dataset/` symlinked into the worktree from canonical) was 11 PASS + 1 SKIPPED + 0 FAIL. CI on PR #58 was UNSTABLE because of the 4 pre-existing jax CI failures (which exist on `main` too — last main CI run was already FAILURE before this PR), so net effect on CI is strictly improved (5 fails → 4 fails).
diff --git a/active/default_branch_release_to_main.md b/complete/2026/04/default-branch-release-to-main.md
similarity index 83%
rename from active/default_branch_release_to_main.md
rename to complete/2026/04/default-branch-release-to-main.md
index 280c2b3a..d37c969d 100644
--- a/active/default_branch_release_to_main.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/default-branch-release-to-main.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## default-branch-release-to-main
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/71
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/94, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/48, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1225, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/354, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/440
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/33, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/32, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/72
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Three workspace repos currently have `release` set as their GitHub default branch. `release` is supposed to be a downstream branch updated only by PyAutoBuild when it merges `main → release` during a release cut. Having `release` as the default means `gh pr create` without `--base main`, and the GitHub UI "Compare & pull request" button, both silently target `release`. PRs that land on `release` are orphaned from `main`'s history and get overwritten by the next `main → release` sync.
 
 This already happened: autolens_workspace PRs #54, #55, #58, #59, #61 and autogalaxy_workspace PR #28 were merged to `release` over 2026-04-13 → 2026-04-14 without anyone noticing. All have since been replayed onto `main` via cherry-pick PRs (autolens_workspace #62, #63 and autogalaxy_workspace #29), but the underlying misconfiguration is still there and will keep causing drift until fixed.
diff --git a/active/deflections_integral_fix.md b/complete/2026/04/deflections-integral-fix.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/deflections_integral_fix.md
rename to complete/2026/04/deflections-integral-fix.md
index b7687264..c56b4ab2 100644
--- a/active/deflections_integral_fix.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/deflections-integral-fix.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## deflections-integral-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/16
+- completed: 2026-04-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/17
+
+## Original prompt
+
 The followng PR Was meant to move all deflections_via_integral methods out of the source code
 and into the @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/mass_via_integral folder:
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/dependency-sweep.md b/complete/2026/04/dependency-sweep.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e5ada3de
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/dependency-sweep.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## dependency-sweep
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/issues/87
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/88, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1197, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/267, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/344
diff --git a/active/eager_numpy_regression_assertions.md b/complete/2026/04/eager-numpy-regression-assertions.md
similarity index 93%
rename from active/eager_numpy_regression_assertions.md
rename to complete/2026/04/eager-numpy-regression-assertions.md
index 9ae9cbc4..35ef4760 100644
--- a/active/eager_numpy_regression_assertions.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/eager-numpy-regression-assertions.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## eager-numpy-regression-assertions
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/25
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/26
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autolens/pixelization_eager_vs_jit_divergence.md (eager FitImaging.figure_of_merit ~292k divergence vs JIT/step-by-step in rectangular pixelization)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Eager-numpy regression assertions for imaging / interferometer profiling scripts
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/env-var-rename.md b/complete/2026/04/env-var-rename.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a853f04d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/env-var-rename.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## env-var-rename
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/65
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/66
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/21
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/18
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/63
+- notes: Finished the `PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE` → `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` rename in the two `_test` repos skipped by the prior pass (autolens, autogalaxy), and fixed a second silent no-op surfaced by a general scan: `PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS` (set in every `_test` build config and `PyAutoBuild/release.yml`) was never read by any library — consumers all check `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS`. Both renames switched silent no-ops into canonical names that actually fire. Activating `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` for the first time exposed override gaps: autolens needed `model_composition/`, autogalaxy needed `aggregator/`, `imaging/model_fit`, and `imaging/visualization` (the entire imaging-overrides set autolens already had). All `unset: [PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS]` overrides match the established autolens pattern. `lp.py`/`mge.py` parallel write-race noted but not fixed — pre-existing, unrelated to the rename. Out of scope and untouched: `autolens_assistant/CLAUDE.md` (uncommitted local edits) and `z_projects/{cowls_diana,euclid_group,concr}/CLAUDE.md` (not git-tracked from this checkout) — doc references in those still mention the old names.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay-mge.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay-mge.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b9ed92a2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay-mge.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay-mge
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/461
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/43
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b54b0ebe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-delaunay
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/453
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/361
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/38
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autolens/galaxy_pytree_token.md (principled Galaxy.pytree_token fix to supersede narrow GalaxiesToInversion fallback; required before any multi-pixelised-source JIT variant ships)
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-lp.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-lp.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fa6d8320
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-lp.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-lp
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/450
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/35
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-mge-group.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-mge-group.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..15f86c46
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-mge-group.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-mge-group
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/452
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/37
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-dspl.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-dspl.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4a458f59
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-dspl.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-dspl
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/460
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/42
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-mge.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-mge.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e0789904
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-mge.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular-mge
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/459
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/41
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e9fca15c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree-rectangular
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/451
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/36
diff --git a/active/fit_imaging_pytree.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree.md
similarity index 94%
rename from active/fit_imaging_pytree.md
rename to complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree.md
index 4619c463..a4e54ce7 100644
--- a/active/fit_imaging_pytree.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-imaging-pytree.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## fit-imaging-pytree
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/444
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/288, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/445
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/32
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Can we register @PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/fit_imaging.py `FitImaging` (and the autoarray /
 autogalaxy types it transitively contains) as JAX pytrees, so that a function that returns
 `FitImaging` can be wrapped in `jax.jit`?
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge-group.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge-group.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b221874c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge-group.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-interferometer-pytree-mge-group
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/462
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/44
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cc92fc91
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-mge.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## fit-interferometer-pytree-mge
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/454
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/456
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/39
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-rectangular.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-rectangular.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e592a8cf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-interferometer-pytree-rectangular.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-interferometer-pytree-rectangular
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/463
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/45
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fit-point-pytree.md b/complete/2026/04/fit-point-pytree.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8fea985d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fit-point-pytree.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## fit-point-pytree
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/457
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/458
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/40
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fix-autoarray-root-log.md b/complete/2026/04/fix-autoarray-root-log.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d6d20f38
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fix-autoarray-root-log.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fix-autoarray-root-log
+- issue: none — direct fix requested (stop root.log creation on `import autoarray`)
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/285
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/fix-interferometer-jax-profiling-cwd.md b/complete/2026/04/fix-interferometer-jax-profiling-cwd.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3ab9d97d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/fix-interferometer-jax-profiling-cwd.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fix-interferometer-jax-profiling-cwd
+- issue: none — follow-up bug fix for interferometer-jax-profiling + interferometer-jax-profiling-pixelization
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/18
diff --git a/active/grid_irregular_xp_propagation.md b/complete/2026/04/grid-irregular-xp-propagation.md
similarity index 87%
rename from active/grid_irregular_xp_propagation.md
rename to complete/2026/04/grid-irregular-xp-propagation.md
index 8ba0c0ca..e289a0de 100644
--- a/active/grid_irregular_xp_propagation.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/grid-irregular-xp-propagation.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## grid-irregular-xp-propagation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/286
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/287, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/442
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/23
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autolens/lens_calc_magnification_xp_divergence.md (np/jnp divergence in LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Grid2DIrregular: propagate `xp` through derived constructors
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/group-dict-api.md b/complete/2026/04/group-dict-api.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e04a652e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/group-dict-api.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## group-dict-api
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autolens_workspace/issues/56
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autolens_workspace/pull/58
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/group-features.md b/complete/2026/04/group-features.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7b227de4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/group-features.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## group-features
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/60
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/352
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/61, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/62
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/group-two-main-galaxies.md b/complete/2026/04/group-two-main-galaxies.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..29eb72d5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/group-two-main-galaxies.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## group-two-main-galaxies
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/41
+- completed: 2026-04-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/42
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/history-rewrite-guard.md b/complete/2026/04/history-rewrite-guard.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a7f4bcf2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/history-rewrite-guard.md
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+## history-rewrite-guard
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/7 (umbrella, closed manually after all 17 PRs merged)
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- repo-prs (17):
+  - PyAutoConf: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/98
+  - PyAutoFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1235
+  - PyAutoArray: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/292
+  - PyAutoGalaxy: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/373
+  - PyAutoLens: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/478
+  - autofit_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/43
+  - autogalaxy_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/45
+  - autolens_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/96
+  - autofit_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/15
+  - autogalaxy_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/15
+  - autolens_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/61
+  - autolens_workspace_developer: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/38
+  - HowToFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/pull/3
+  - HowToGalaxy: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/3
+  - HowToLens: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/3
+  - PyAutoBuild: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/61
+  - PyAutoPrompt: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/8
+- skipped: autofit_workspace_developer, admin_jammy (no CLAUDE.md or AGENTS.md present; creating new files just to host this section was deemed over-engineering)
+- follow-up: 1) Optional `## General Rules` line augmentation (the new top-level section is strong enough; defer to follow-up if ever felt missing). 2) Pre-commit hook to block "Initial commit"-style messages on remote-tracked branches (per prompt 03 itself, can be a follow-up). 3) Project-level `~/Code/PyAutoLabs/CLAUDE.md` (untracked personal file, not in any repo) was edited in parallel with the PRs to host the same section.
+- notes: Implements prompt 03 of the autoprompt/ workflow-infrastructure series — the `## Never rewrite history` guard added to every PyAuto repo's `CLAUDE.md` and/or `AGENTS.md` (whichever exist). 17 PRs on shared `feature/history-rewrite-guard` branch, all squash-merged 2026-04-27 in one parallel batch. 25 files touched in total: 8 repos with both CLAUDE.md + AGENTS.md (16 files), 8 repos with CLAUDE.md only, 1 repo (PyAutoPrompt) with AGENTS.md only. All edits idempotent — script checked for existing section before appending. The PyAuto/rhayes777 → PyAutoLabs migration is fully done (the `/start_dev` skill mapping is stale; all 17 repos resolve to PyAutoLabs/). No tests run (docs-only change).
diff --git a/active/howto_release_window.md b/complete/2026/04/howto-release-window.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/howto_release_window.md
rename to complete/2026/04/howto-release-window.md
index ec9a4bfd..e25ffff8 100644
--- a/active/howto_release_window.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howto-release-window.md
@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+## howto-release-window
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/64
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- merged-prs:
+  - PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild#65 (HowTo* repos as first-class members of release window)
+  - Jammy2211/admin_jammy#13 (ensure_workspace_labels.sh helper)
+- notes: Tooling/admin task — no Python API changes. Two new helpers shipped: `admin_jammy/software/ensure_workspace_labels.sh` (idempotent canonical-label sweep across 15 PyAutoLabs repos) and `PyAutoBuild/verify_workspace_versions.sh` (fail-fast guard against version.txt ahead of installed library — blocks release dispatch). `pre_build.sh` invokes both, runs `autogalaxy_workspace_test` (was missing entirely). `release.yml` wires `autogalaxy_workspace_test` into find_scripts/run_scripts (was orphaned — separate-prompt-worthy `autogalaxy_test` had no checkout block, no script_matrix.py arg, no run_scripts configure case). `CLAUDE.md` table now lists all 10 workspace-style repos. Local Claude commands updated (no PR — `~/.claude/commands/` not git-tracked): `start_workspace.md` invokes the label helper as L6/S5; `ship_workspace.md` and `ship_library.md` now verify the `pending-release` label landed via `gh pr view --json labels`, fail-loud if missing. Out-of-scope flagged: `release.yml:410` `autofit` configure branch sets `repository::PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy` (copy-paste bug); `run_notebooks` configure has no `_test` cases at all. Bug fix during impl: probe path in `ensure_workspace_labels.sh` initially branched on stdout (`gh api --jq` emits "null|" on 404), corrected to branch on exit code.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Incorporate HowToFit / HowToGalaxy / HowToLens into PyAutoBuild's release window
 
 While shipping `welcome-start-here-fixes` (autolens_workspace#108) we discovered
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/howtofit-bootstrap.md b/complete/2026/04/howtofit-bootstrap.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0f86ab6e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtofit-bootstrap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## howtofit-bootstrap
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/38
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- sub-prs:
+  - sub-1 (HowToFit scaffold): https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/pull/1
+  - sub-2 (remove howtofit/ from autofit_workspace + cross-refs): https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/39
+  - sub-3 (update PyAutoFit library URLs + docs/howtofit/): https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1231 (shipped as howtofit-docs-update)
+  - sub-4 (register howtofit target in PyAutoBuild): https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/55 (shipped as howtofit-register)
+- note: Umbrella task for the HowToFit extraction. Moved HowToFit from `autofit_workspace/scripts/howtofit/` into a standalone `PyAutoLabs/HowToFit` repository with its own CI, seeded by the existing chapter scripts/notebooks/config/dataset. All four sub-tasks merged on 2026-04-22. HowToFit is now built and released by the same PyAutoBuild pipeline as HowToGalaxy and HowToLens.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/howtofit-docs-update.md b/complete/2026/04/howtofit-docs-update.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3dd076d9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtofit-docs-update.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## howtofit-docs-update
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1230
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1231
+- umbrella: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/38 (sub-3 of 3)
+- note: Sub-3 of the HowToFit extraction. Deleted `docs/howtofit/` Sphinx chapter tree (4 .rst files, ~174 lines), removed the `:caption: Tutorials:` toctree block from `docs/index.rst`, and rewrote every `pyautofit.readthedocs.io/howtofit/…` and `Jammy2211/autofit_workspace/…/howtofit/…` URL across 19 files to point at the standalone `PyAutoLabs/HowToFit` repo. Touched: 7 `docs/api/*.rst` cross-refs, `docs/general/workspace.rst` (HowToFit section rewritten to "standalone repo" framing), `docs/features/graphical.rst` (2 prose refs hyperlinked), `docs/overview/statistical_methods.rst`, `docs/cookbooks/multiple_datasets.rst`, `docs/science_examples/astronomy.rst`, `README.rst` (header link + body refs), `paper/paper.md` (JOSS paper prose — URL + framing only, no scientific content altered), plus two README-style refs in `docs/index.rst` caught by the verification grep after first pass. Docs-only: 1232 unit tests pass unchanged; no API surface modified. Follow-up still pending on umbrella issue #38: register `howtofit` build target in PyAutoBuild.
diff --git a/active/howtofit_register.md b/complete/2026/04/howtofit-register.md
similarity index 63%
rename from active/howtofit_register.md
rename to complete/2026/04/howtofit-register.md
index a9eac79e..a7deac53 100644
--- a/active/howtofit_register.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtofit-register.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## howtofit-register
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/54
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/55
+- umbrella: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/38 (sub-4 of 4 — umbrella complete)
+- note: Final sub-task of the HowToFit extraction. Registered `howtofit` as a first-class build target in PyAutoBuild, mirroring the HowToLens / HowToGalaxy pattern from PR #53: added `run_workspace "HowToFit" "howtofit"` to `pre_build.sh`, six `release.yml` edits (Checkout block, `script_matrix.py` arg, `generate_notebooks` matrix entry, two resolver branches mapping `howtofit` → `PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit` + `project::autofit`, release-matrix entry with `package: PyAutoFit`), extended `bump_colab_urls.sh` regex alternation to include `HowToFit`, and seeded empty `howtofit:` / `howtofit: []` entries in `copy_files.yaml` and `no_run.yaml`. Tests: 38 passed; one pre-existing failure (`test_parse_no_run_reasons` — expects `GetDist` but `no_run.yaml` has `get_dist` after an earlier snake_case rename, broken on `main`) deselected as unrelated — worth a follow-up cleanup. First real validation is the next `/pre_build` release workflow dispatch, where HowToFit will be checked out, tested, Colab-URL-bumped, and published for the first time.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Register `howtofit` as a first-class build target in @PyAutoBuild, mirroring the pattern
 that was established for `howtolens` and `howtogalaxy` (PyAutoBuild PR #53 —
 `register-howto-repos`).
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-bootstrap.md b/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-bootstrap.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..698d44e4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-bootstrap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## howtogalaxy-bootstrap
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/35
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/1
+- note: Extracted the howtogalaxy tutorial series into its own repo (transferred Jammy2211/HowToGalaxy → PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy). Sub-task 1 of 3 on issue #35; follow-ups still pending are (2) remove `scripts/howtogalaxy/` + `notebooks/howtogalaxy/` from autogalaxy_workspace with cross-ref updates, (3) update PyAutoGalaxy docs/README/Colab URLs to point at the new repo, plus PyAutoBuild `howtogalaxy` project target registration and a content-alignment pass on chapter 1 tutorials 0 and 3 (pre-existing upstream dataset/import issues excluded from the initial smoke list). Tagged `2026.4.13.6` to match autogalaxy_workspace version at extraction.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub2.md b/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub2.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0568ad10
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub2.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## howtogalaxy-sub2
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/36
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/37
+- note: Sub-task 2 of 3 of the HowToGalaxy extraction. Deleted `scripts/howtogalaxy/` + `notebooks/howtogalaxy/` (70 files) now that the series lives at PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy. Relocated the sersic simulator dependency to `scripts/imaging/simulator_sersic.py` (matches sibling `simulator.py` / `simulator_sample.py`) and rewrote all 9 non-tutorial script callers plus their 9 notebook counterparts. Slimmed HowToGalaxy sections of README.rst, start_here.py/.ipynb, CLAUDE.md, scripts/README.rst, notebooks/README.rst to a single external-repo pointer; rewrote 3 in-script prose references in imaging/interferometer/ellipse modeling.py plus notebook equivalents; dropped howtogalaxy-specific entries from config/build/env_vars.yaml and no_run.yaml. Sub-task 3 of 3 (PyAutoGalaxy docs/README/Colab URLs pointing at new repo) still pending.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub3.md b/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub3.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5c005509
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtogalaxy-sub3.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## howtogalaxy-sub3
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/362
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/363
+- note: Sub-task 3 of 3 — and final step — of the HowToGalaxy extraction. Migrated every HowToGalaxy URL across README, docs toctree, per-chapter pages, `docs/general/workspace.rst`, `docs/howtogalaxy/howtogalaxy.rst`, `docs/overview/overview_2_new_user_guide.rst`, `paper/paper.md`, and `CLAUDE.md` to the new `PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy` repo at tag `2026.4.13.6` (matches workspace version at extraction). Colab URLs drop the redundant `howtogalaxy/` segment since the new repo root *is* the tutorial series. Prose rewritten to frame HowToGalaxy as a standalone repo. Umbrella issue PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace#35 now fully closed (all 3 sub-tasks merged). Follow-up still pending: register HowToGalaxy in PyAutoBuild so `/pre_build` can create future version tags automatically (matches the HowToLens follow-up from PyAutoLens PR #468).
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/howtolens-bootstrap.md b/complete/2026/04/howtolens-bootstrap.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f9332102
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtolens-bootstrap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## howtolens-bootstrap
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/78
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/1
+- note: Extracted the howtolens tutorial series into its own repo (transferred to PyAutoLabs org). This was sub-task 1 of 3; follow-ups still pending on issue #78 are (2) remove `scripts/howtolens/` + `notebooks/howtolens/` from autolens_workspace with cross-ref updates, (3) update PyAutoLens docs toctree/overview/paper to point at the new repo, plus PyAutoBuild `howtolens` project target registration and a content-alignment pass on chapter 1 tutorials 0 and 7 (pre-existing upstream bugs excluded from the initial smoke list).
diff --git a/active/howtolens_docs_update.md b/complete/2026/04/howtolens-docs-update.md
similarity index 86%
rename from active/howtolens_docs_update.md
rename to complete/2026/04/howtolens-docs-update.md
index 1425161e..d9232cb1 100644
--- a/active/howtolens_docs_update.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/howtolens-docs-update.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## howtolens-docs-update
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/467
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/468
+- note: Sub-task 3 of 3 of the HowToLens extraction. Migrated every HowToLens URL across README, docs toctree, overview, per-chapter pages, `docs/general/workspace.rst`, and `paper/paper.md` to the new `PyAutoLabs/HowToLens` repo at tag `2026.4.13.6` (matches workspace version at extraction). Prose rewritten to frame HowToLens as a standalone repo. Follow-up still pending: register HowToLens in PyAutoBuild so `/pre_build` can create future version tags automatically.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PyAutoLens docs: update after HowToLens extraction
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/imaging-delaunay-gradients.md b/complete/2026/04/imaging-delaunay-gradients.md
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index 00000000..af4d9ae2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/imaging-delaunay-gradients.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## imaging-delaunay-gradients
+- issue: none — invoked via /remote-control from admin_jammy/prompt/autolens_workspace_developer/imaging_delaunay_gradients.md
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/33
+- follow-up: PyAutoArray needs `jax.custom_jvp` wrapper around `jax_delaunay`'s `scipy.spatial.Delaunay` host call (file/line: `autoarray/inversion/mesh/interpolator/delaunay.py:80`)
+- notes: New JAX gradient probe `jax_profiling/imaging/delaunay_gradients.py`, modelled on `pixelization_gradients.py` + `mge_gradients.py` — closes the third corner of imaging gradient-probe coverage (alongside MGE and rectangular pixelization). 11 stages: ray-trace, blurred lens light, profile-subtracted, Delaunay mapping matrix (pre-PSF), blurred mapping matrix (post-PSF), data vector D, curvature matrix F, regularization matrix H (ConstantSplit), NNLS reconstruction, mapped reconstructed image, full pipeline via `Fitness.call`. Includes a `_diagnose_kappa` block adapted from `mge_gradients.py` (loops `target_kappa ∈ {1e-3, 1e-2, 1e-1, 1.0}` calling `jaxnnls.pdip` primitives directly). Diagnostic only — does not raise on FAIL. Setup mirrors `delaunay.py` (Overlay mesh + circle edge points, ConstantSplit regularization, AdaptImages reconstructed inside the JIT trace). Eager regression value `-62305.31055677842` is the perturbed-params (PRNGKey(42), uniform 0.01-0.05) log_evidence — different from `delaunay.py`'s un-perturbed +29179.95, same divergence pattern as `pixelization_gradients.py` vs `pixelization.py`. Result on main (PyAutoArray @ 4ea58e1a): 3/11 PASS, 8/11 ERROR — Steps 1-3 (pre-inversion) PASS clean; Steps 4-11 (everything that touches the Delaunay inversion via `_fit_jax`) ERROR with shared `ValueError: Pure callbacks do not support JVP. Please use jax.custom_jvp to use callbacks while taking gradients.` raised from `jax_delaunay`'s `scipy.spatial.Delaunay` host call. The Delaunay inversion path is currently *un-differentiable end-to-end*, not silently zero-gradient — `pure_callback` has no JVP rule, so any `value_and_grad` through it hard-errors. The PART B.5 NNLS kappa diagnostic also can't run yet for the same reason; once the Delaunay JVP is added (likely a zero-JVP rule, since the triangulation is a discrete combinatorial structure) the kappa loop should produce useful output. Two minor wins discovered along the way: (a) `pixelization_gradients.py`'s `tb.strip().splitlines()[-1]` pattern in `test_grad` is fragile under JAX's traceback-filtering footer — replaced with `f"{type(e).__name__}: {e}"` so the summary table shows the actual exception, not JAX's footer note (worth backporting to mge/pixelization probes if they ever start producing ERROR rows); (b) the `JAX leaves on instance pytree` diagnostic only works for the `register_model` + `params_tree` style (mge_gradients.py), not the flat-vector `instance_from_vector(vector=params, xp=jnp)` style used here and in `pixelization_gradients.py` — for the flat-vector path the relevant pytree-readiness signal is the gradient shape printed by `test_grad`, not a leaf count.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/imaging-mge-pytree-migration.md b/complete/2026/04/imaging-mge-pytree-migration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..32d1c8fa
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/imaging-mge-pytree-migration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## imaging-mge-pytree-migration
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/10
+- completed: 2026-04-16
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/93, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1220
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/11
diff --git a/active/import_optimization.md b/complete/2026/04/import-optimization.md
similarity index 85%
rename from active/import_optimization.md
rename to complete/2026/04/import-optimization.md
index 7064e034..d8890d46 100644
--- a/active/import_optimization.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/import-optimization.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## import-optimization
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/PyAutoLens/issues/426
+- completed: 2026-04-07
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/259, https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1186, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/330, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/427
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Optimize Python Import Times
 
 ## Motivation
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/integrate-euclid-pipeline.md b/complete/2026/04/integrate-euclid-pipeline.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6e2f9bcb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/integrate-euclid-pipeline.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## integrate-euclid-pipeline
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/issues/3
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/50, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/35
+- admin-jammy-commit: 9df3bcc
diff --git a/active/interferometer_data_prep.md b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-data-prep.md
similarity index 74%
rename from active/interferometer_data_prep.md
rename to complete/2026/04/interferometer-data-prep.md
index c063c246..906f25eb 100644
--- a/active/interferometer_data_prep.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-data-prep.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## interferometer-data-prep
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/67
+- completed: 2026-04-15
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/69
+
+## Original prompt
+
 In the file @autolens_workspace/scripts/casa_reduction.py, I attempt to give a run through of how one can
 prepare data via CASA.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/interferometer-delaunay-jax-profiling.md b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-delaunay-jax-profiling.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..21989052
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-delaunay-jax-profiling.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## interferometer-delaunay-jax-profiling
+- prompt: PyAutoPrompt/issued/autolens_workspace_developer/interferometer_jax_profiling.md (Phase 3 — Delaunay) — retired with this task
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/39
+- notes: Added `jax_profiling/interferometer/delaunay.py` mirroring `interferometer/pixelization.py` (full-pipeline JIT only) with the Delaunay mesh + `ConstantSplit` regularization and `Overlay` image-mesh + edge-points + `AdaptImages` plumbing lifted from `imaging/delaunay.py`. SMA: eager / JIT / vmap log_evidence all match `-3167.5258928840763` at `rtol=1e-4`; full-pipeline JIT 0.26 s/call, vmap (batch=3) 0.24 s/call (1.1× speedup, 127 MB XLA temp). vmap is gated behind `DELAUNAY_VMAP=1` (matches imaging convention) but compiles in seconds on SMA-scale interferometer rather than the 20+ min seen on imaging. Closes the original three-script interferometer JAX profiling brief; both prompts (`interferometer_jax_profiling.md` and `interferometer_jax_profiling_pixelization.md`) deleted from `issued/` and dropped from `z_features/autolens_workspace_developer.md`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/interferometer-delaunay-no-lens-light.md b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-delaunay-no-lens-light.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..202a004b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-delaunay-no-lens-light.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## interferometer-delaunay-no-lens-light
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/106
+- notes: Pre-existing crash in `scripts/interferometer/features/pixelization/delaunay.py` `source_pix_2` under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` — `add got incompatible shapes for broadcasting: (40, 40), (1070, 1070)` inside `inversion.fast_chi_squared`. Root cause: `source_pix_2` forwarded `bulge=source_lp_result.instance.galaxies.lens.bulge` (a 40-Gaussian MGE Basis from `source_lp`'s `lens_bulge`), giving the source-pix inversion two linear objects (40-param Basis + 1030-param Mapper). `InversionInterferometerSparse.curvature_matrix` (`PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/interferometer/sparse.py:88-109`) only handles the single-Mapper diagonal case and indexes by `linear_obj_list[0].params` = 40 (lens basis), returning a (40,40) curvature_matrix that then can't be added to the (1070,1070) regularization_matrix at `abstract.py:355`. Fix: stripped lens light from interferometer pixelization SLaM scripts (`bulge=None, disk=None` plus `# interferometry does not support lens light` comment). Real fix in `delaunay.py` (`source_lp` and `source_pix_2`); stylistic in `pixelization/slam.py`, `extra_galaxies/slam.py`, `subhalo/detect/start_here.py` where the forwarded `source_pix_result_1.instance.galaxies.lens.bulge` was already None at runtime. Verified end-to-end with `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 delaunay.py`. Library bug in `InversionInterferometerSparse` (no Func+Mapper support, broken `pix_pixels` indexing) left intact — not exercised by any current interferometer SLaM script after this fix; defer until a real co-fit-lens-light-with-source-pix interferometer use case emerges.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling-pixelization.md b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling-pixelization.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5836c88e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling-pixelization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## interferometer-jax-profiling-pixelization
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/16
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/17
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling.md b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a295ddab
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-jax-profiling.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## interferometer-jax-profiling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/14
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/15
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/interferometer-mge-gradients.md b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-mge-gradients.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..267757f0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/interferometer-mge-gradients.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## interferometer-mge-gradients
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/19
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/283, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/284
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/20, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/28
+- notes: Lowered `nnls_target_kappa` default from 1.0e-2 → 1.0e-11 across PyAutoArray (PR #283 yaml + PR #284 hardcoded fallback for config-shadowing workspaces). Added interferometer MGE gradient profiling + regression assertions in autolens_workspace_developer (PR #20). Workspace_test expected-value update (PR #28) merged via admin despite CI reproducibly producing pre-fix value — local runs against same library commit produce the new value, root cause unidentified; will be regenerated by upcoming test overhaul / next release.
diff --git a/active/jax_likelihood_interferometer_parity.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-interferometer-parity.md
similarity index 96%
rename from active/jax_likelihood_interferometer_parity.md
rename to complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-interferometer-parity.md
index d3254947..508ba823 100644
--- a/active/jax_likelihood_interferometer_parity.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-interferometer-parity.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## jax-likelihood-interferometer-parity
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/49
+- completed: 2026-04-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/50
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Extend `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/` to match the
 coverage already in `.../jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/`, plus add one variant that exercises
 the JAX sparse-operator path introduced for pixelized interferometer fits.
diff --git a/active/jax_likelihood_multi_parity.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-parity.md
similarity index 95%
rename from active/jax_likelihood_multi_parity.md
rename to complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-parity.md
index faba1a78..1ac3d1b5 100644
--- a/active/jax_likelihood_multi_parity.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-parity.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## jax-likelihood-multi-parity
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/53
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/54
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Extend `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/multi/` from the single
 `mge.py` to match the coverage already in `.../jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/`, using the
 same `FactorGraphModel(*factors, use_jax=True)` wiring already established in `multi/mge.py`.
diff --git a/active/jax_likelihood_multi_per_band_priors.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-per-band-priors.md
similarity index 95%
rename from active/jax_likelihood_multi_per_band_priors.md
rename to complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-per-band-priors.md
index 5db91896..6c288c2d 100644
--- a/active/jax_likelihood_multi_per_band_priors.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-multi-per-band-priors.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## jax-likelihood-multi-per-band-priors
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/55
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/56
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Upgrade `jax_likelihood_functions/multi/` to per-band `ell_comps` priors (option B)
 
 ## Goal
diff --git a/active/jax_likelihood_point_source_parity.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-point-source-parity.md
similarity index 95%
rename from active/jax_likelihood_point_source_parity.md
rename to complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-point-source-parity.md
index ce1db35b..3eda8d4a 100644
--- a/active/jax_likelihood_point_source_parity.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-point-source-parity.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## jax-likelihood-point-source-parity
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/51
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/52
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Extend `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/` from the single
 `point.py` to cover the two fit-positions modes profiled in
 `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/point_source/` — image-plane and source-plane
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-poisson-regen.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-poisson-regen.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5f068821
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-likelihood-poisson-regen.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-likelihood-poisson-regen
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/64
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Follow-up to autobuild-release-prep failures. Root cause: PyAutoArray be3a3a2f flipped the sign of `preprocess.poisson_noise_via_data_eps_from` (correct fix; old form mirrored Poisson skew). Because `dataset/` is gitignored, every fresh checkout re-simulates with the post-fix sign and produces noise maps that drift pixelization-driven likelihoods past `rtol=1e-4`; the recorded literals were captured against pre-fix simulator output. Considered converting `assert_allclose(np.array(result), <literal>, rtol=1e-4)` to relational `vmap ≈ NumPy-path` to immunise the suite against future simulator changes — explicitly rejected by user: "I want to keep hardcoded literals" — relational form would lose absolute regression detection on the NumPy path itself. Regenerated 11 literals in autolens_workspace_test (4 imaging-failed + 5 multi-failed + 2 imaging-borderline that drifted past tolerance during verification: delaunay_mge, mge_group). Updated `scripts/CLAUDE.md` testing-philosophy: removed "no hardcoded values" bullet, replaced with documentation that hardcoded literals are intentional regression markers + one-line regeneration recipe. Branch name `feature/jax-relational-baselines` from original plan; actual implementation kept literals — explained in PR body. autogalaxy_workspace_test was already relational throughout (no changes); autofit_workspace_test has no jax_likelihood_functions/ dir; interferometer/ + point_source/ were unaffected by the Poisson sign fix (Gaussian visibility noise / position datasets respectively) and kept their existing literals.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/jax-mge-gradients.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-mge-gradients.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ff6e8642
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-mge-gradients.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## jax-mge-gradients
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/8
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/9
diff --git a/active/jax_nested.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-nested.md
similarity index 71%
rename from active/jax_nested.md
rename to complete/2026/04/jax-nested.md
index 94f85d05..0e9b17e6 100644
--- a/active/jax_nested.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-nested.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## jax-nested
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/issues/5
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/6
+
+## Original prompt
+
 The file @autofit_workspace_developer/searches_minimal has examples which run an autofit toy model using
 searches with a minimal interface.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/jax-profiling-jit-coverage.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-profiling-jit-coverage.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2d2df64c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-profiling-jit-coverage.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## jax-profiling-jit-coverage
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/5
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/6
diff --git a/active/jax_visualization.md b/complete/2026/04/jax-visualization.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 81%
rename from active/jax_visualization.md
rename to complete/2026/04/jax-visualization.md
index 269fbabc..c049051e
--- a/active/jax_visualization.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jax-visualization.md
@@ -1,35 +1,44 @@
-Visualization is performed during and after a model-fit in the method @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/abstract_search.py:
-
-if self.force_visualize_overwrite:
-    self.perform_visualization(
-        model=model,
-        analysis=analysis,
-        samples_summary=samples_summary,
-        during_analysis=False,
-    )
-
-Currently, visualization does not use JAX, and does not use JAX jit to speed up calculations. 
-
-In @PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/visualizer.py, we can see an example of how visualization is performed. 
-In particular, the method         fit = analysis.fit_from(instance=instance) is called, which does not use
-JAX because only the log_likelihood_function is jitted in @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/fitness.py
-
-I want autofit to support JAX jitted visualization, and for this to be done when use_jax is passed to Analysis,
-but for now lets use a use_jax_for_visualization flag to make it explicit that we are only using JAX for visualization.
-
-Recent updatrs havr added pytrees registration to autofit and the source code, look up autofits recent PR on this
-and the examples in @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions.py imaging.
-
-Therefore, can you assess how feasible this is and in @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging, read visualization.py
-and produce an example visualization_jax.py which tries to achieve this, calling only the
-VisualizerImaging's visualize method for now. Lets only do this for a MGE parametric source, for simplicitiy, 
-I expect we'll first see some JAX issues due to certain  internal calls not support JAX (e.g. `tracer = fit.tracer_linear_light_profiles_to_light_profiles`).
-this require pytree registration. 
-
-That is fine, I want us to get to this point and then we can start to work through the issues one by one, 
-and make sure that the visualization is working with JAX.
-
-Do you foresee an issue with the combination of JAX and matplotlib?
-
-We should also in this plan make sure we are fully confident of the interface between PyAutoFit JAX, visualization
+## jax-visualization
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1227
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1228, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/443
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/31
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autolens/fit_imaging_pytree.md (Path A feasibility study — pytree-register FitImaging for jax.jit-wrapped visualization)
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Visualization is performed during and after a model-fit in the method @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/abstract_search.py:
+
+if self.force_visualize_overwrite:
+    self.perform_visualization(
+        model=model,
+        analysis=analysis,
+        samples_summary=samples_summary,
+        during_analysis=False,
+    )
+
+Currently, visualization does not use JAX, and does not use JAX jit to speed up calculations. 
+
+In @PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/visualizer.py, we can see an example of how visualization is performed. 
+In particular, the method         fit = analysis.fit_from(instance=instance) is called, which does not use
+JAX because only the log_likelihood_function is jitted in @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/fitness.py
+
+I want autofit to support JAX jitted visualization, and for this to be done when use_jax is passed to Analysis,
+but for now lets use a use_jax_for_visualization flag to make it explicit that we are only using JAX for visualization.
+
+Recent updatrs havr added pytrees registration to autofit and the source code, look up autofits recent PR on this
+and the examples in @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions.py imaging.
+
+Therefore, can you assess how feasible this is and in @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging, read visualization.py
+and produce an example visualization_jax.py which tries to achieve this, calling only the
+VisualizerImaging's visualize method for now. Lets only do this for a MGE parametric source, for simplicitiy, 
+I expect we'll first see some JAX issues due to certain  internal calls not support JAX (e.g. `tracer = fit.tracer_linear_light_profiles_to_light_profiles`).
+this require pytree registration. 
+
+That is fine, I want us to get to this point and then we can start to work through the issues one by one, 
+and make sure that the visualization is working with JAX.
+
+Do you foresee an issue with the combination of JAX and matplotlib?
+
+We should also in this plan make sure we are fully confident of the interface between PyAutoFit JAX, visualization
 in the search and this layer, if this can be polished before doing a lot of work please do.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/jit-viz-pixelization-tests.md b/complete/2026/04/jit-viz-pixelization-tests.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..930ab08c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/jit-viz-pixelization-tests.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jit-viz-pixelization-tests
+- issue: none — visualization-during-modeling for pixelized sources (follow-up to mge-jit-visualization)
+- completed: 2026-04-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/48
+- note: scripts use n_batch=10 (vs default 100) because rectangular/Delaunay inversion under JAX vmap × default n_batch has a genuine peak memory cost (~40GB for rectangular on the jax_test dataset) that exceeded the 15GB dev box. Not a library bug; n_batch is the right tuning knob for pixelized+JAX workloads on memory-constrained machines.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/latent-fitexception-safe.md b/complete/2026/04/latent-fitexception-safe.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8aca3c58
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/latent-fitexception-safe.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## latent-fitexception-safe
+- issue: none — follow-up to autofit_workspace_test smoke-test cleanup
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1233
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/13
+- notes: `Analysis.compute_latent_samples` now catches per-sample `FitException` in the non-JAX branch and substitutes a NaN row, then a row-mask filter drops those samples before the existing per-latent column mask. Motivated by stochastic CI flake on `features/assertion.py` under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` (reduced iterations + real sampler): Dynesty's `sample_list` occasionally contains parameter vectors that violate the model's inequality assertions, and the post-fit latent loop calling `model.instance_from_vector` would raise `FitException` and kill the entire fit. JAX path untouched (jit/vmap can't raise Python exceptions anyway). Workspace side flips `features/assertion` env_vars override from `unset: [PYAUTO_TEST_MODE]` (which fell back to `0`, ~67–107s) back to `set: PYAUTO_TEST_MODE: "1"` (~6s). 5/5 stable smoke runs locally; 2 CI runs × 2 Python versions all pass.
diff --git a/active/lens_calc_guide.md b/complete/2026/04/lens-calc-guide.md
similarity index 75%
rename from active/lens_calc_guide.md
rename to complete/2026/04/lens-calc-guide.md
index 5bbd51dd..54a45c18 100644
--- a/active/lens_calc_guide.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/lens-calc-guide.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## lens-calc-guide
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/57
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/59
+
+## Original prompt
+
 The autolens workspace hs lots of guides to explain functionality:
 
 @autolens_workspace/scripts/guides.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/lens-calc-hessian-richardson.md b/complete/2026/04/lens-calc-hessian-richardson.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..193f7aa8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/lens-calc-hessian-richardson.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## lens-calc-hessian-richardson
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/357
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/358
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/24
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/linear-light-profile-intensity-dict-pytree.md b/complete/2026/04/linear-light-profile-intensity-dict-pytree.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..937aac20
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/linear-light-profile-intensity-dict-pytree.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## linear-light-profile-intensity-dict-pytree
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/448
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/360, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/449
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/34
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/merge-fast-plot-env-vars.md b/complete/2026/04/merge-fast-plot-env-vars.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a9bc7fb3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/merge-fast-plot-env-vars.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## merge-fast-plot-env-vars
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/339
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/340, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/43
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/28, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/24, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/50, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/24, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/5
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/merge-pytree-scripts.md b/complete/2026/04/merge-pytree-scripts.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d190d139
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/merge-pytree-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## merge-pytree-scripts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/46
+- completed: 2026-04-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/47
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/merge-results-start-here.md b/complete/2026/04/merge-results-start-here.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ea4a9c37
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/merge-results-start-here.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## merge-results-start-here
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/95
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/98, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/46
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace
+- notes: Combined `guides/results/start_here.py` (simple JSON/FITS) and `guides/results/aggregator/start_here.py` (full aggregator) into one entry-point tutorial at `guides/results/start_here.py` for both workspaces. Simple loading first with `.exists()` guards on the `<unique_hash>` placeholder so the script runs cleanly before users replace it; aggregator section second, runs a real fit and walks the deeper API. Mirrored the autogalaxy `test_mode_was_on` / `n_like_max=300` conditional into autolens for parity — autolens previously had no such conditional, so manual `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` runs short-circuited to a 1-sample mock; now both workspaces produce 300 samples. `samples.csv` displays as ~1 row in autogalaxy (Nautilus weight filtering keeps only high-weight survivors) but `samples_info.json: total_accepted_samples=300` confirms the search ran for 300 evals; autolens samples.csv shows 301 lines due to a more complex lens model. env_vars.yaml `pattern: "guides/results/"` override that unsets PYAUTO_TEST_MODE and PYAUTO_SKIP_FIT_OUTPUT during smoke runs is preserved and still load-bearing for downstream aggregator siblings. Discovered (out of scope for this PR) that `aggregator/models.py` and `data_fitting.py` etc. expose pre-existing PyAutoGalaxy aggregator bugs in test mode (`fit.value(name=name)[0].header` dereferences None; `_tracer_from` gets `instance=None`) — confirmed reproducible on main. Worth a separate issue if those scripts are ever added to the smoke test list.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/merge-search-and-plot-scripts.md b/complete/2026/04/merge-search-and-plot-scripts.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c4cc91c1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/merge-search-and-plot-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## merge-search-and-plot-scripts
+- issue: none — autofit_workspace cleanup
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/37
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/52
+- notes: Collapsed `scripts/searches/{nest,mcmc,mle}/` into single `nest.py`/`mcmc.py`/`mle.py` files (shared data+model+analysis, one search-variant block per algorithm with distinct `name=` strings). Renamed `scripts/plot/GetDist.py` → `get_dist.py` and the four per-sampler plotters (`{Dynesty,Emcee,Nautilus,Zeus}Plotter.py`) to snake_case. Updated READMEs, `CLAUDE.md`, `smoke_tests.txt`, cookbook cross-refs, and both `no_run.yaml` files (workspace-local + PyAutoBuild). Zeus still fails under test mode so the merged `mcmc.py` is entirely skip-listed.
diff --git a/active/mge_fix.md b/complete/2026/04/mge-fix.md
similarity index 97%
rename from active/mge_fix.md
rename to complete/2026/04/mge-fix.md
index ce9f88b1..87741d08 100644
--- a/active/mge_fix.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/mge-fix.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## mge-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/341
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/342
+
+## Original prompt
+
   ---
   I need you to investigate and fix a bug in `mge_model_from` in PyAutoGalaxy. The
   helper advertises a `gaussian_per_basis` parameter but does not produce the
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/mge-gradients-pytree-migration.md b/complete/2026/04/mge-gradients-pytree-migration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..065c63eb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/mge-gradients-pytree-migration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## mge-gradients-pytree-migration
+- issue: follow-up to https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/10
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/13
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/mge-jit-visualization.md b/complete/2026/04/mge-jit-visualization.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4151ee69
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/mge-jit-visualization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## mge-jit-visualization
+- issue: none — end-to-end validation of Path A pytree shipping + follow-up prompts for remaining Fit variants
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1229
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/33
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autolens/linear_light_profile_intensity_dict_pytree.md (identity-keyed dict blocks any linear-light-profile model under use_jax_for_visualization=True); 11 per-variant fit_*_pytree_*.md prompts updated with visualization caveat
diff --git a/active/model_composition_integration.md b/complete/2026/04/model-composition-integration.md
similarity index 97%
rename from active/model_composition_integration.md
rename to complete/2026/04/model-composition-integration.md
index 40dee903..7b71aa08 100644
--- a/active/model_composition_integration.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/model-composition-integration.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## model-composition-integration
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1194
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/6, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/25
+
+## Original prompt
+
 There are unit tests again model composition, but we dont have anything which tests against the full level of complex
 of full complex models we typically use in science runs.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/multiple-sources-modeling.md b/complete/2026/04/multiple-sources-modeling.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6eb6b02b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/multiple-sources-modeling.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## multiple-sources-modeling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/97
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autolens_workspace/pull/100
+- followup: blocked by PyAutoLens #480 (PointSolver magnification filter ignores plane_redshift); both new scripts gated by no_run.yaml until that lands. Restore prompt: PyAutoPrompt/autolens/restore_multiple_sources_lensing_of_lens.md
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/nautilus-pool-teardown.md b/complete/2026/04/nautilus-pool-teardown.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8bf39b6f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/nautilus-pool-teardown.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## nautilus-pool-teardown
+- issue: none — autofit_workspace smoke-test cleanup
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1223
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/nnls-gradient-nan-fix.md b/complete/2026/04/nnls-gradient-nan-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4e1dce52
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/nnls-gradient-nan-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## nnls-gradient-nan-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/278
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/279
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/nnls-target-kappa-fix.md b/complete/2026/04/nnls-target-kappa-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9d3f7f6f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/nnls-target-kappa-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## nnls-target-kappa-fix
+- issue: none — follow-up from tupleprior-pytree-fix (PyAutoFit#1222)
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/282
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/numba-docs-deprioritize.md b/complete/2026/04/numba-docs-deprioritize.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cf9530c2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/numba-docs-deprioritize.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## numba-docs-deprioritize
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/482
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/483, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/379
+- repos: PyAutoLens, PyAutoGalaxy
diff --git a/active/on_the_fly_modeling.md b/complete/2026/04/on-the-fly-modeling.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 89%
rename from active/on_the_fly_modeling.md
rename to complete/2026/04/on-the-fly-modeling.md
index 60ab4dbc..228a6e11
--- a/active/on_the_fly_modeling.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/on-the-fly-modeling.md
@@ -1,49 +1,56 @@
-When I perform sampling, I am able to produce on-the-fly images and output, which currently overwrites
-the method:
-
-    def perform_quick_update(self, paths, instance):
-        raise NotImplementedError
-
-In @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis.py
-
-An example of how this is used in autolens to show lens modeling is:
-
-    def perform_quick_update(self, paths, instance):
-        """
-        Perform a quick visualization update during non-linear search fitting.
-
-        This method is called intermittently while the sampler is running to produce
-        the `subplot+fit` plots of the current maximum-likelihood model fit. The intent
-        is to provide fast feedback (without waiting for the full run to complete) so that
-        users can monitor whether the fit is behaving sensibly.
-
-        The plot appears both in a matplotlib window (if running locally) and is also saved to the
-        `output` folder of the output path.
-
-        Parameters
-        ----------
-        paths : af.DirectoryPaths
-            Object describing the output folder structure where visualization files
-            should be written.
-        instance : model instance
-            The current maximum-likelihood instance of the model, used to generate
-            the visualization plots.
-        """
-
-        self.Visualizer().visualize(
-            analysis=self,
-            paths=paths,
-            instance=instance,
-            during_analysis=True,
-            quick_update=True,
-        )
-
-Which is in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/analysis
-
-Where the visualizer object has been adapted to be reused but only call a subset of key functions and outputs for a quick update.
-
-This works ok, but it is stop-start whereby a sampler has to stop to perform visualization. For certian users I have
-heard matplotlib can cause display issues in Jupyter Notebooks.
-
-My questions are, can this functionality be updated to output the viuslaizaiton on a separate process while sampling
-contiues? Even with JAX and GPU? And can I put any safety checks in or improve it to perform more generally on Notebooks.
+## on-the-fly-modeling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1211
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1212, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/350
+
+## Original prompt
+
+When I perform sampling, I am able to produce on-the-fly images and output, which currently overwrites
+the method:
+
+    def perform_quick_update(self, paths, instance):
+        raise NotImplementedError
+
+In @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis.py
+
+An example of how this is used in autolens to show lens modeling is:
+
+    def perform_quick_update(self, paths, instance):
+        """
+        Perform a quick visualization update during non-linear search fitting.
+
+        This method is called intermittently while the sampler is running to produce
+        the `subplot+fit` plots of the current maximum-likelihood model fit. The intent
+        is to provide fast feedback (without waiting for the full run to complete) so that
+        users can monitor whether the fit is behaving sensibly.
+
+        The plot appears both in a matplotlib window (if running locally) and is also saved to the
+        `output` folder of the output path.
+
+        Parameters
+        ----------
+        paths : af.DirectoryPaths
+            Object describing the output folder structure where visualization files
+            should be written.
+        instance : model instance
+            The current maximum-likelihood instance of the model, used to generate
+            the visualization plots.
+        """
+
+        self.Visualizer().visualize(
+            analysis=self,
+            paths=paths,
+            instance=instance,
+            during_analysis=True,
+            quick_update=True,
+        )
+
+Which is in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/analysis
+
+Where the visualizer object has been adapted to be reused but only call a subset of key functions and outputs for a quick update.
+
+This works ok, but it is stop-start whereby a sampler has to stop to perform visualization. For certian users I have
+heard matplotlib can cause display issues in Jupyter Notebooks.
+
+My questions are, can this functionality be updated to output the viuslaizaiton on a separate process while sampling
+contiues? Even with JAX and GPU? And can I put any safety checks in or improve it to perform more generally on Notebooks.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/pin-dependency-versions.md b/complete/2026/04/pin-dependency-versions.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..94ea4398
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/pin-dependency-versions.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pin-dependency-versions
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- summary: Release workflow pins PyAuto inter-deps (==VERSION) in wheel only, not committed to main. Python version check in autoconf/__init__.py. Homepage URLs updated to PyAutoLabs org.
+- release: 2026.4.13.6 (verified clean install)
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/91, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1206, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/273, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/348, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/435, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/45
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/pixelization-pytree-migration.md b/complete/2026/04/pixelization-pytree-migration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8c915036
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/pixelization-pytree-migration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pixelization-pytree-migration
+- issue: follow-up to https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/10
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1221
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/12
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/point-csv-examples.md b/complete/2026/04/point-csv-examples.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..103a5da4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/point-csv-examples.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## point-csv-examples
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/76
+- summary: added CSV I/O examples to point_source/simulator.py, cluster/simulator.py, cluster/modeling.py, and double_einstein_cross/simulator.py so the al.output_to_csv / al.list_from_csv / PointDataset.to_csv API has workspace coverage alongside JSON.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/point-dataset-csv.md b/complete/2026/04/point-dataset-csv.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9a8095b5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/point-dataset-csv.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## point-dataset-csv
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/446
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/447
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autoconf/csv_io.md (move generic CSV I/O helpers into autoconf alongside dictable/fitsable, keeping PointDataset schema logic in autolens)
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/point-solver-auto-jax.md b/complete/2026/04/point-solver-auto-jax.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b8dfadba
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/point-solver-auto-jax.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## point-solver-auto-jax
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/466
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/469
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/81, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/57, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/29
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/point-source-gradients.md b/complete/2026/04/point-source-gradients.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..50d995fd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/point-source-gradients.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## point-source-gradients
+- issue: none — invoked via /remote-control from admin_jammy/prompt/autolens_workspace_developer/point_source_gradients.md
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/35
+- follow-up: PointSolver is reverse-mode opaque — every stage chained through `solver.solve` returns identically zero gradient even when forward values are correct. Library-side fix would need a `jax.custom_vjp` wrapper around the triangle-subdivision path (or a continuous relaxation of the lens-equation root-finding). Separately: latent bug in `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py:404` (`jnp.array(grid[:, 0])` should be `jnp.array(grid.array[:, 0])`) — surfaces as `ValueError: object __array__ method not producing an array` for `Grid2DIrregular` inputs under a JAX trace. Not on the critical path here (full pipeline routes around it via `AnalysisPoint.magnifications_at_positions`'s `aa.ArrayIrregular` wrap), but worth fixing before someone calls `LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from(grid_irregular, xp=jnp)` directly.
+- notes: Two new JAX gradient probes under `jax_profiling/point_source/` mirroring the imaging probes. **Source-plane probe — 4/4 PASS**, including the full pipeline via `Fitness.call` (||grad|| ≈ 33916, 7/8 nonzero). The big finding: even though `source_plane.py` documents a forward-JIT blocker (`Grid2DIrregular.grid_2d_via_deflection_grid_from` not propagating `xp`), `jax.value_and_grad` does not require lowering at the same boundary, so the source-plane likelihood IS differentiable end-to-end today. NUTS / HMC against `AnalysisPoint(FitPositionsSource)` is viable now. **Image-plane probe — 0/4 PASS**, all four stages return grad=0 (forward values match eager NumPy to float64). The triangle-subdivision solver kills gradient flow at the boundary; a NUTS user would see a flat likelihood landscape — probe surfaces this cleanly. Implementation note: source-plane Step 3 dropped magnification (used residual+noise chi-squared instead) to route around the latent `lens_calc._hessian_via_jax` bug above; Step 4 (full pipeline) still exercises magnifications via the AnalysisPoint code path. Image-plane Step 1 originally returned `value=inf` because `solver.solve(remove_infinities=False)` keeps inf-padded sentinel rows; added a `finite_mask` reduction so the probe reports the cleaner "finite value, zero grad" diagnostic. Both probes' regression-stability comes from reusing the seeded `simulators/point_source.py` (noise_seed=1) that the existing `image_plane.py` / `source_plane.py` profilers already validate (EXPECTED_LOG_LIKELIHOOD_IMAGE_PLANE = 0.07475703623045682, EXPECTED_LOG_LIKELIHOOD_SOURCE_PLANE = -294.1401881258811).
diff --git a/active/point_source_jax_profiling.md b/complete/2026/04/point-source-jax-profiling.md
similarity index 90%
rename from active/point_source_jax_profiling.md
rename to complete/2026/04/point-source-jax-profiling.md
index aa156596..4f7068fd 100644
--- a/active/point_source_jax_profiling.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/point-source-jax-profiling.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## point-source-jax-profiling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/21
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/22
+- follow-up-prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/autoarray/grid_irregular_xp_propagation.md (PyAutoArray Grid2DIrregular xp-propagation fix to unblock source-plane JIT)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # JAX JIT Profiling: Point Source (Source Plane, Image Plane)
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/positions-test-mode-fallback.md b/complete/2026/04/positions-test-mode-fallback.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b379d54f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/positions-test-mode-fallback.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## positions-test-mode-fallback
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/477
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/479
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/102
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- notes: PYAUTO_TEST_MODE safeguard added to `Result.positions_likelihood_from` (substitutes `[(1.0, 0.0), (-1.0, 0.0)]` when resolved positions are empty/NaN/inf — the original `ValueError: zero-size array to reduction operation fmax` from random test-mode mass models). PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS short-circuit added to `PointSolver.solve` (returns `[(1.0, 0.0), (0.0, 1.0)]` immediately, skipping the triangle-tile solve), letting the three group simulator scripts (`group/simulator.py`, `multi_gaussian_expansion/simulator.py`, `no_lens_light/simulator.py`) drop the `os.environ.pop("PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS")` workaround. Both fallbacks placed at the higher PyAutoLens layer rather than mutating `autoarray`'s `Grid2DIrregular.furthest_distances_to_other_coordinates` primitive — keeps autoarray pure and production fits still surface bad positions loudly. Reduced test footprint to a single unit test per user request (integration catches the rest); behavior documented inline via `Notes` sections on both methods. Smoke verification surfaced an unrelated downstream bug in `PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/border_relocator.py:450` (`'NoneType' object has no attribute 'array'` during inversion mesh build under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2) — pre-existing on main, was masked by the original positions crash, worth a separate ticket.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/preprocess-poisson-noise-sign-fix.md b/complete/2026/04/preprocess-poisson-noise-sign-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d2f04319
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/preprocess-poisson-noise-sign-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## preprocess-poisson-noise-sign-fix
+- issue: none — surfaced by /health_check on 2026-04-27
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/290
+- notes: Fixed sign of Poisson noise term in `autoarray.preprocess.poisson_noise_via_data_eps_from`. Old code returned `data − noisy`, so `data_eps_with_poisson_noise_added` produced `2·data − noisy_data` (mirrored skew — same mean and variance, but Poisson's positive skew flipped negative). Now returns `noisy − data` so `data + noise = noisy_data`. Also rewrapped result via `data_eps.with_new_array(...)` to preserve `Array2D` type (the in-progress edit had inadvertently let numpy's operator dispatch return a raw ndarray, breaking `.native` access in callers). Regenerated expected values for 2 unit tests + 4 simulator tests; 748/748 PyAutoArray pytest green. Behavioural change only — no public signatures touched. Workspace simulators that use `add_poisson_noise_to_data=True` will produce correctly-skewed data going forward; previously committed dataset/*.fits files remain valid (just systematically different) and will refresh on next simulator run.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/pyauto-audit.md b/complete/2026/04/pyauto-audit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3522b60a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/pyauto-audit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## pyauto-audit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/11
+- completed: 2026-04-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/12
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Re-scoped autoprompt 06 (the heavyweight monthly cron audit spec). Shipped a 113-line `scripts/pyauto_audit.sh` defining a `pyauto-audit` shell function (sourced from `~/.bashrc` next to `pyauto_status.sh`) with three structural-state sections that the dashboard can't show: (1) top-level dirs under `~/Code/PyAutoLabs/` with no `.git`, skip prefixes `.` and `z_`; (2) stashes older than `PYAUTO_AUDIT_STASH_DAYS` (default 14); (3) local-only branches with no upstream and last commit older than `PYAUTO_AUDIT_BRANCH_DAYS` (default 30). Plain text output, sections suppressed when empty, single `clean` message when all clear. Always exits 0 — informational, user reads + decides. Live-tree dry run during smoke testing immediately found real signal: 4 stray non-git dirs (`bad/`, `path/`, `priors/`, `scripts/` — all bug artifacts the user can decide whether to delete), 3 old stashes (PyAutoFit 2026-04-02, PyAutoGalaxy 2026-04-07, PyAutoLens 2026-04-06 — all ~3 weeks old, real drift-from-stash candidates), 1 abandoned branch (`PyAutoFit/feature/ep` from 2026-02-18). Bug found-and-fixed during smoke testing — first implementation used `IFS=$'\t'` for splitting `for-each-ref --format='%09'` output, but bash treats consecutive whitespace IFS chars as one delimiter and collapsed the empty-upstream column into the timestamp; switched to `|` delimiter (matching Section 2's stash format). Same PR also deleted `autoprompt/04_source_of_truth_rule.md` (rejected during this sweep — covered by `pyauto-status` BEHIND counts + prompt 03's history-rewrite guard). Out of scope: cron schedule, severity ERROR/WARN/INFO tags, snooze file, untracked-file age scan (overlaps with prompt 02), tracked-file gitignore-noise scan (overlaps with prompt 02). Skipped autoprompts 04 (source-of-truth doc rule — redundant with dashboard + prompt 03) and 05 ($/sync$ skill — replaced by dashboard's Follow-up commands section in #10).
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/pyauto-status-shell.md b/complete/2026/04/pyauto-status-shell.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5a2bacc5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/pyauto-status-shell.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## pyauto-status-shell
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/2
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/3
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Added `scripts/pyauto_status.sh` defining a `pyauto-status` shell function — a cross-repo git sync dashboard that prints branch, upstream tracking ref, behind/ahead counts, dirty count, and flag glyphs (↓ ↑ * !) for every git repo under `~/Code/PyAutoLabs/`. Sweep of 21 repos completes in ~4s with parallel `git fetch`. Handles missing upstream (`NONE` + `!` flag — caught a real bug: PyAutoPrompt's local `main` had no tracking config, fixed in post-merge cleanup), non-default upstream branches via `@{u}`, fetch failures, and non-git directories. Also extended `scripts/status.sh` with a `--repos` flag that delegates to `pyauto-status`. The function is wired into the `PyAuto`, `PyAutoGPU`, `PyAutoNoJAX` venv-activation aliases in `~/.bashrc` so the dashboard prints automatically every time the user enters the workspace, giving drift state visibility before any work begins. Skipped `PyAutoOld()` (targets a different directory). Implements prompt 01 of the autoprompt/ workflow-infrastructure series; complementary to (not blocking) prompts 02-07.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/pyauto-test-mode-rename.md b/complete/2026/04/pyauto-test-mode-rename.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..65618cc3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/pyauto-test-mode-rename.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## pyauto-test-mode-rename
+- issue: none — silent no-op cleanup discovered during autofit_workspace smoke tests
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/46
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/9, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/3
+- notes: Renamed `PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE` → `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` everywhere. The old name was a silent no-op because autoconf only reads `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE`. After rename, Nautilus smoke test dropped from ~60s (full sampling) to ~4s (test mode skipped sampling). Skipped autolens_workspace_test (active worktree conflict with interferometer-mge-gradients task) and z_projects/autolens_assistant/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline (out of scope).
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/pyautoprompt-path-cleanup.md b/complete/2026/04/pyautoprompt-path-cleanup.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3707ecca
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/pyautoprompt-path-cleanup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoprompt-path-cleanup
+- issue: none — housekeeping task
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt, autogalaxy_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace_test, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Updated all workspace and workspace_test repos to use the new PyAutoPrompt path layout (prompts/registry moved from admin_jammy/prompt/ to PyAutoPrompt). 6 PRs merged across 6 repos.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/python-313.md b/complete/2026/04/python-313.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3b4db0b7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/python-313.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## python-313
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/issues/89
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/90, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1198, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/268, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/345, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/433
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/rectangular-spline-mesh.md b/complete/2026/04/rectangular-spline-mesh.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..45079f7f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/rectangular-spline-mesh.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## rectangular-spline-mesh
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/289
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/30
+- follow-up: admin_jammy/prompt/autolens/rectangular_spline_gradient_smoothness.md
+- note: Shipped `RectangularSplineAdaptDensity` / `RectangularSplineAdaptImage` — spline-CDF variants of the adaptive rectangular meshes, intended for gradient-based samplers (HMC / NUTS / VI). Degree-11 polynomial fit to the inverse empirical CDF on Chebyshev nodes plus cubic-Hermite spline inverter, replacing the C⁰ `jnp.interp` empirical-CDF transform with a C¹ smooth one. Ported RSE JAX notebook (`z_staging/rect_adap_spline_invert_jax (1).ipynb`) in xp-aware form; normal-equations solve in place of `jnp.polyfit` to keep JAX compile ≤10s. `InterpolatorRectangularSpline` subclasses `InterpolatorRectangular` so existing `isinstance` dispatch in `plot/inversion.py` picks it up automatically (fixed an empty-source-plane bug that surfaced during first PNG review). `MeshGeometryRectangular` carries a `spline_deg` so `areas_transformed` / `edges_transformed` use the spline helpers when required (needed for `AdaptiveBrightness` regularization). 12 new pure-numpy unit tests, 60/60 existing pixelization tests green. Truth-parameter eager fit on HST reconstructs a concentrated central source for both linear and spline; log-evidence within ~3e-4 relative (spline +7.5 vs linear baseline). Known limitation: under JIT the spline log_L shows small point-to-point oscillations across an einstein_radius sweep where the linear path is monotone — the gradient-smoothness story the spline was meant to deliver is not yet demonstrated end-to-end. Follow-up prompt (`rectangular_spline_gradient_smoothness.md`) contains hypotheses (floor/ceil routing, monotone-clamp transitions, digitize method) and a bisect plan.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/register-howto-repos.md b/complete/2026/04/register-howto-repos.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..65e9f2d7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/register-howto-repos.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## register-howto-repos
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/53
+- note: Closed the two long-standing follow-ups from the HowToLens extraction (PyAutoLens PR #468) and HowToGalaxy extraction (PyAutoGalaxy PR #363). Registered `HowToLens` and `HowToGalaxy` as first-class build targets in PyAutoBuild: added both to `pre_build.sh`, all five `release.yml` workspace stages (`find_scripts`, `generate_notebooks`, `run_scripts` Configure, `run_notebooks` Configure, `release_workspaces`), and seeded `autobuild/config/{copy_files,no_run}.yaml`. Extended `bump_colab_urls.sh` regex from `(autofit|autogalaxy|autolens)_workspace` to also match `HowToGalaxy`/`HowToLens` — load-bearing, since the `bump_library_colab_urls` job would otherwise silently skip every HowTo URL we just wrote into PyAutoGalaxy/PyAutoLens docs, paper.md, and READMEs. Locally verified: `script_matrix.py` produces 12 valid matrix entries across the two repos; `generate.py howtogalaxy` generates 24 notebooks + root `start_here.ipynb`; `generate.py howtolens` generates 39 notebooks + root `start_here.ipynb`; `bump_colab_urls.sh` fixture test bumps all three URL shapes. Full CI exercise happens on the next `/pre_build` run.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/release-fixes-apr-2026.md b/complete/2026/04/release-fixes-apr-2026.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f557e470
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/release-fixes-apr-2026.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## release-fixes-apr-2026
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/269
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/270, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1201
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/44, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/52, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/26
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/release-url-sweep-and-tag-pinning.md b/complete/2026/04/release-url-sweep-and-tag-pinning.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..87bb3822
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/release-url-sweep-and-tag-pinning.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## release-url-sweep-and-tag-pinning
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/73
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/49
+- sweep-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1226, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/356, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/441, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/34, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/33, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/74, https://github.com/Jammy2211/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/2
+- release-branches-deleted: PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace, PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace, PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace
diff --git a/active/remove_deflection_integral.md b/complete/2026/04/remove-deflection-integral.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 80%
rename from active/remove_deflection_integral.md
rename to complete/2026/04/remove-deflection-integral.md
index f43d6f8b..babb1635
--- a/active/remove_deflection_integral.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/remove-deflection-integral.md
@@ -1,16 +1,24 @@
-Throughout the package @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles/mass there are methos which compute deflection
-angles via a method deflections_2d_via_integral_from
-
-These are slow, and often very large, I dont want them in the source code any more. But they do serve an important
-purpose of providing numerical vlues to test gainsrt. Thus, first, can you move all methods to a dedicated package
-in @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/ called mass_via_integral, assrting their values based on the autogalaxy
-unit tests.
-
-For the maojrity of these functions, the integral aws only used for testing anyway, with an MGE or CSE decompositon
-forming the basis of the deflection angle. I therefore do not want you to remove or change any unit tests unless
-they are directly against the integral. In most cases, because the MGE or CSE method is used nayway the
-unit test should not change.
-
-We also want to remove all long integral functions used for potentials or convergences, moving them to
-the same mass_via_integral. If this does break unit tests, can you inform me and I'll look to see if
-we can resolve this via some sort of calculation change on a case by case basis.
+## remove-deflection-integral
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/323
+- completed: 2026-04-06
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/324
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/13
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Throughout the package @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles/mass there are methos which compute deflection
+angles via a method deflections_2d_via_integral_from
+
+These are slow, and often very large, I dont want them in the source code any more. But they do serve an important
+purpose of providing numerical vlues to test gainsrt. Thus, first, can you move all methods to a dedicated package
+in @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/ called mass_via_integral, assrting their values based on the autogalaxy
+unit tests.
+
+For the maojrity of these functions, the integral aws only used for testing anyway, with an MGE or CSE decompositon
+forming the basis of the deflection angle. I therefore do not want you to remove or change any unit tests unless
+they are directly against the integral. In most cases, because the MGE or CSE method is used nayway the
+unit test should not change.
+
+We also want to remove all long integral functions used for potentials or convergences, moving them to
+the same mass_via_integral. If this does break unit tests, can you inform me and I'll look to see if
+we can resolve this via some sort of calculation change on a case by case basis.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/remove-pyswarms-ultranest.md b/complete/2026/04/remove-pyswarms-ultranest.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ec545f24
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/remove-pyswarms-ultranest.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## remove-pyswarms-ultranest
+- issue: none — PySwarms/UltraNest dropped from PyAutoFit library
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/36, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/10, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/34, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/4, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/75, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/30, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/51
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/restore-data-preparation-scripts.md b/complete/2026/04/restore-data-preparation-scripts.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d4304d7e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/restore-data-preparation-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## restore-data-preparation-scripts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/85
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/40
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/88
+- notes: Restored 17 data_preparation scripts (8 autogalaxy + 9 autolens) wiped by commit 27eda214 — kept the current header + `__Contents__`, spliced the implementation body back in from /mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Code/PyAutoOld/AIBACKUP. All imaging examples now point at the `simple` dataset and gained a `__Dataset Auto-Simulation__` block invoking `scripts/imaging/simulator.py`; both interferometer scripts gained the same snippet pointing at `scripts/interferometer/simulator.py`. Added `.script_sizes.json` snapshot + `scripts/check_sizes.sh` (warns on >50% shrinkage; override via `ALLOW_SHRINK=1`) and a "Bulk-edit safety" section in each workspace's CLAUDE.md to prevent recurrence. Audit confirmed `guides/results/start_here.py` shrinkage was an intentional rewrite (commit 04fe40f9), and the autofit `plot/CamelCase.py`/`searches/CamelCase.py` deletions were rename-to-snake-case and per-family merges (39c1e6e, 530d4c7) — neither were truncations. Smoke caveat for autolens 3 scripts (`imaging/modeling.py`, `imaging/fit.py`, `interferometer/modeling.py`): worktree-only failure due to `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` triggering `shutil.rmtree(<symlink>)` on the dataset symlinks I'd added; canonical main passes — not a regression. Pre-existing autogalaxy `imaging/start_here.py` smoke fail (`extra_galaxies/mask_extra_galaxies.fits` missing) noted on `test-mode-visualize` reproduces here and is orthogonal.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/results-json-load-docs.md b/complete/2026/04/results-json-load-docs.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..416bcf91
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/results-json-load-docs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## results-json-load-docs
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/64
+- completed: 2026-04-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/65, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/30
diff --git a/active/samples_simplify.md b/complete/2026/04/samples-simplify.md
similarity index 63%
rename from active/samples_simplify.md
rename to complete/2026/04/samples-simplify.md
index 6e0263f1..c16e609a 100644
--- a/active/samples_simplify.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/samples-simplify.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## samples-simplify
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1203
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1204
+
+## Original prompt
+
 https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1002
 
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/search-config-cleanup.md b/complete/2026/04/search-config-cleanup.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..283de9a9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/search-config-cleanup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## search-config-cleanup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1200
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1202
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/30, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/27, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/53
diff --git a/active/search_interface_simple.md b/complete/2026/04/search-interface-simple.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 88%
rename from active/search_interface_simple.md
rename to complete/2026/04/search-interface-simple.md
index c2afe462..24f401f3
--- a/active/search_interface_simple.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/search-interface-simple.md
@@ -1,23 +1,30 @@
-Currently, searches are implemented in the autofit source code in the package @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search.
-
-This puts a lot of demands on their interface and design, with them needing to support the wrapping to an Analysis class,
-being called through stuff like visualiation and being subject to various calls for results, sampels and whatnot.
-
-This means that if one has an existing model and Analysis in autofit, it can be quite difficult
-to simply "plug" it into a new search and mess around with it, as the search has to be designed to support all of the above.
-
-For this reason, I want to have an example whcih shows how to use a search which is not a autofit NonLinearSearch
-at all, but simply interfaces the external libary's API with the Analysis and Model objects. We can use
-Nautilus for this, which is already implemented in autofit so the interface is designed, read
-through @@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nautilus to see how it is implemented.
-
-In @autofit_workspace_developer, create a minimal script which does this using the simple modeling example
-shown in @autofit_workspace/scripts/overview/overview_1_the_basics.py,
-
-This will contrast the existing examples in @autofit_workspace_developer/searches, which show the full
-PyAutoFit search with output API. I guess we can make the folder called @autofit_workspace_developer/searches_minimal.
-
-This will become a much easier way for us to try out searches and test their performance on problems
-before doing the full autofit implementation, which is a lot of work and requires a lot of design to support all of the features of the package.
-
+## search-interface-simple
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/issues/3
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/4
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Currently, searches are implemented in the autofit source code in the package @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search.
+
+This puts a lot of demands on their interface and design, with them needing to support the wrapping to an Analysis class,
+being called through stuff like visualiation and being subject to various calls for results, sampels and whatnot.
+
+This means that if one has an existing model and Analysis in autofit, it can be quite difficult
+to simply "plug" it into a new search and mess around with it, as the search has to be designed to support all of the above.
+
+For this reason, I want to have an example whcih shows how to use a search which is not a autofit NonLinearSearch
+at all, but simply interfaces the external libary's API with the Analysis and Model objects. We can use
+Nautilus for this, which is already implemented in autofit so the interface is designed, read
+through @@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nautilus to see how it is implemented.
+
+In @autofit_workspace_developer, create a minimal script which does this using the simple modeling example
+shown in @autofit_workspace/scripts/overview/overview_1_the_basics.py,
+
+This will contrast the existing examples in @autofit_workspace_developer/searches, which show the full
+PyAutoFit search with output API. I guess we can make the folder called @autofit_workspace_developer/searches_minimal.
+
+This will become a much easier way for us to try out searches and test their performance on problems
+before doing the full autofit implementation, which is a lot of work and requires a lot of design to support all of the features of the package.
+
 Make the simple example for Nautilus, Dynestty, Emcee and LBFGS.
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diff --git a/active/search_refactor.md b/complete/2026/04/search-refactor.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 72%
rename from active/search_refactor.md
rename to complete/2026/04/search-refactor.md
index df36e20b..98d17d96
--- a/active/search_refactor.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/search-refactor.md
@@ -1,33 +1,41 @@
-The PyAutoFit non-linear search package allows us to perform modeling with a search.
-
-A high level description of modeling is given in @autofit_workspace/scripts/overview/overview_1_the_basics.py
-
-The full model API is given in the cookbook files @autofit_workspace/scripts/cookbooks/search.py
-and their applicaiton in @autofit_workspace/scripts/cookbooks/analysis.py
-
-Another guide is @autofit_workspace/scirpts/howtofit/chapter_1_introduction/tutorial_3_non_linear_search.py
-
-The file @autofit_workspace/scirpts/howtofit/chapter_2_scientific_workflow shows many of the key outputs possible
-with a search, which allows a user to inspect and judge results, which is a key feature of autofit.
-
-Searches are defined in the source code mostly at @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear
-
-There is a lot of scope to refactor and redesign this package, first, we can remove:
-
-- ultranest (PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/ultranest)
-- pyswarms (PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/mle/pyswarms)
-
-The following github describe some clean up and refactors:
-
-https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1003
-
-https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1002
-
-First, after removing ultranest and pyswarms, can you review the unit tests, clean them up and add more test
-coverage if you think it is needed? Then we can start to design the new API and implement it.
-
-However, by remove, I dont want the code to be gone and lost forever. Can you
-move their implmenetations to @autofit_workspace_developer,ensuring they can be run
-with a test case locally. But such that most of the code which is a pain to keep ones head around
-is in place.
-
+## search-refactor
+- issue: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1190
+- completed: 2026-04-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1191
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/24, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/2, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/16, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/2, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/40, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/15, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/38
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The PyAutoFit non-linear search package allows us to perform modeling with a search.
+
+A high level description of modeling is given in @autofit_workspace/scripts/overview/overview_1_the_basics.py
+
+The full model API is given in the cookbook files @autofit_workspace/scripts/cookbooks/search.py
+and their applicaiton in @autofit_workspace/scripts/cookbooks/analysis.py
+
+Another guide is @autofit_workspace/scirpts/howtofit/chapter_1_introduction/tutorial_3_non_linear_search.py
+
+The file @autofit_workspace/scirpts/howtofit/chapter_2_scientific_workflow shows many of the key outputs possible
+with a search, which allows a user to inspect and judge results, which is a key feature of autofit.
+
+Searches are defined in the source code mostly at @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear
+
+There is a lot of scope to refactor and redesign this package, first, we can remove:
+
+- ultranest (PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/ultranest)
+- pyswarms (PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/mle/pyswarms)
+
+The following github describe some clean up and refactors:
+
+https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1003
+
+https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1002
+
+First, after removing ultranest and pyswarms, can you review the unit tests, clean them up and add more test
+coverage if you think it is needed? Then we can start to design the new API and implement it.
+
+However, by remove, I dont want the code to be gone and lost forever. Can you
+move their implmenetations to @autofit_workspace_developer,ensuring they can be run
+with a test case locally. But such that most of the code which is a pain to keep ones head around
+is in place.
+
diff --git a/active/search_update_refactor.md b/complete/2026/04/search-update-refactor.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/search_update_refactor.md
rename to complete/2026/04/search-update-refactor.md
index 69aa9edc..f6fb7cb7 100644
--- a/active/search_update_refactor.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/search-update-refactor.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## search-update-refactor
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1205
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1207
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Issue Move search update to new class #1003 — Extract SearchUpdate class: perform_update and perform_visualization in abstract_search.py interact with many modules (saving samples, visualization, profiling, outputting results). Extracting to a SearchUpdate class would make each output task its own method.
 https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1003
 
diff --git a/active/searches_minimal.md b/complete/2026/04/searches-minimal.md
similarity index 62%
rename from active/searches_minimal.md
rename to complete/2026/04/searches-minimal.md
index 8a8a22b7..f02338ec 100644
--- a/active/searches_minimal.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/searches-minimal.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## searches-minimal
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/27
+- completed: 2026-04-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/28
+
+## Original prompt
+
 The folder autofit_workspace_developer/searches_minimal has examples of how to set up an likelihood function and
 have it so a search runs with a minimal interface, for quick testing of lieklihood functions.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/setup-notebook-boilerplate.md b/complete/2026/04/setup-notebook-boilerplate.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2b73cf29
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/setup-notebook-boilerplate.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## setup-notebook-boilerplate
+- issue: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1183
+- completed: 2026-04-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoConf/pull/85, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/37, https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1189
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/23, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/15, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/39
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/skip-degenerate-radial-caustic.md b/complete/2026/04/skip-degenerate-radial-caustic.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3427b310
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/skip-degenerate-radial-caustic.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## skip-degenerate-radial-caustic
+- issue: none — follow-up to caustic-pixel-scale
+- completed: 2026-04-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/359
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/slam-dspl-modernize.md b/complete/2026/04/slam-dspl-modernize.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..eb92e2be
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/slam-dspl-modernize.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## slam-dspl-modernize
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/68
+- completed: 2026-04-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/70
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/smoke-notebooks.md b/complete/2026/04/smoke-notebooks.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b5aca1ec
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/smoke-notebooks.md
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+## smoke-notebooks
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/110
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/46, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/50, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/111
+- doc: Jammy2211/admin_jammy@18bc6fb (skills/smoke_test/SKILL.md)
+- notes: Adds `smoke_notebooks.txt` registry + notebook execution loop in `run_smoke.py`. Notebooks execute via `jupyter nbconvert` written to `/tmp` (notebooks/ on disk untouched). On failure the runner regenerates the single failing notebook from its `.py` source via PyAutoBuild's `py_to_notebook` and retries once — full-workspace regen stays in `generate.py`. autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace gained their first-ever CI smoke workflow (modeled on `_test`); autofit_workspace's existing workflow extended. autogalaxy/autolens CI green on first run; autofit smoke red on the pre-existing `Gaussian.model_data_from() got an unexpected keyword argument 'xp'` PyAutoFit example bug (independent fix in flight).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Smoke tests currently run on python scripts, but we want to know on the normal workspaces notebooks
+are always running ok.
+
+For each, can you add two smoke tests on notebooks:
+
+autofit_workspace: overview/overivew_1 and searches/mcmc.ipynb
+
+autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace: imaging/modeling.ipynb (with test mode) and interferometer/simulator.ipynb
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/active/smoke_test_fast.md b/complete/2026/04/smoke-test-fast.md
similarity index 67%
rename from active/smoke_test_fast.md
rename to complete/2026/04/smoke-test-fast.md
index 1641c105..67db7646 100644
--- a/active/smoke_test_fast.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/smoke-test-fast.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## smoke-test-fast
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/34
+- completed: 2026-04-06
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/253, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/325
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/35, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/11
+
+## Original prompt
+
 The workspace scripts are used as integration tests and smoke tests, with
 good examples being @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling.py
 and @autolens_workspace/scripts/interferometer/modeling.py.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/test-mode-bypass.md b/complete/2026/04/test-mode-bypass.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..202bf8cb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/test-mode-bypass.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## test-mode-bypass
+- issue: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1179
+- completed: 2026-04-06
+- library-pr: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1180
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/20, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/10, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/33, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/11
diff --git a/active/test_mode_separate.md b/complete/2026/04/test-mode-separate.md
similarity index 53%
rename from active/test_mode_separate.md
rename to complete/2026/04/test-mode-separate.md
index 586f8733..0977dda7 100644
--- a/active/test_mode_separate.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/test-mode-separate.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## test-mode-separate
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1193
+- completed: 2026-04-12
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/86, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1195, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/265, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/343, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/432
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/29, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/25, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/51
+
+## Original prompt
+
 PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE has become a bit of a catch all term for things I dont want to run when testing,
 it incldues disable some visualization and posiition resmapling in autolens as opposed to just
 making the sampler run faster.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/test-mode-visualize.md b/complete/2026/04/test-mode-visualize.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1c57f800
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/test-mode-visualize.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## test-mode-visualize
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/59
+- completed: 2026-04-26
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/60
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/39
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/87
+- notes: Workspace smoke runs of `fits_make.py` / `png_make.py` were silently producing no `.png` files even with `PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION` unset. Root cause turned out to be `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` (a smoke-runner default) short-circuiting `subplot_save` / `save_figure` in `autoarray/plot/utils.py` to `plt.close(fig); return` before any save. Fix: per-script env_vars override unsets both `PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION` and `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS` for `fits_make` / `png_make` patterns, plus `n_like_max=300` cap on the three workflow scripts (csv_make / fits_make / png_make in both autogalaxy and autolens workspaces) so the Nautilus searches finish in seconds. PyAutoBuild side drops the `fits_make` / `png_make` skip entries from `no_run.yaml`. Pre-existing autogalaxy `imaging/start_here.py` smoke fail (missing `dataset/imaging/extra_galaxies/mask_extra_galaxies.fits`) is orthogonal — already broken on main, not caused by this task.
diff --git a/active/test_no_run_reasons_fix.md b/complete/2026/04/test-no-run-reasons-fix.md
similarity index 65%
rename from active/test_no_run_reasons_fix.md
rename to complete/2026/04/test-no-run-reasons-fix.md
index aa8c5023..e4e96d8f 100644
--- a/active/test_no_run_reasons_fix.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/test-no-run-reasons-fix.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## test-no-run-reasons-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/56
+- completed: 2026-04-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/57
+- note: Two-line assertion fix in `tests/test_result_collector.py::test_parse_no_run_reasons` — the test was asserting `"GetDist" in reasons` but commit `e72a077` ("Rename per-sampler plotter stems to snake_case") had renamed the YAML entry to `get_dist`, so `pytest tests/` was failing on every run. Surfaced while shipping PR #55 (howtofit-register), where the failing test had to be `--deselect`ed. Switched assertions to `get_dist` to match the YAML. No production code or config changed. 40/40 tests now green with no deselects.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Fix the pre-existing `test_parse_no_run_reasons` test failure in @PyAutoBuild.
 
 ## Root cause
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/title-prefix-subplots.md b/complete/2026/04/title-prefix-subplots.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c4360764
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/title-prefix-subplots.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## title-prefix-subplots
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/332
+- completed: 2026-04-07
+- library-pr:
+  - https://github.com/Jammy2211/PyAutoArray/pull/260
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/333
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/428
diff --git a/active/transform_decorator.md b/complete/2026/04/transform-decorator.md
similarity index 92%
rename from active/transform_decorator.md
rename to complete/2026/04/transform-decorator.md
index 0cbfe8d2..9c9ae206 100644
--- a/active/transform_decorator.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/transform-decorator.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## transform-decorator
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/271
+- completed: 2026-04-13
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/272, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/347
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/54
+
+## Original prompt
+
 The transform decorator is used on nearly every mass and light prfoile in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles,
 for example:
 
diff --git a/active/truncated_normal_gradient_hessian.md b/complete/2026/04/truncated-normal-gradient-hessian.md
similarity index 97%
rename from active/truncated_normal_gradient_hessian.md
rename to complete/2026/04/truncated-normal-gradient-hessian.md
index 3151bddd..83c403a4 100644
--- a/active/truncated_normal_gradient_hessian.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/truncated-normal-gradient-hessian.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## truncated-normal-gradient-hessian
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1237
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1238
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Implement TruncatedNormalMessage._normal_gradient_hessian
 
 ## Problem
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/tupleprior-pytree-fix.md b/complete/2026/04/tupleprior-pytree-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8b9b6071
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/tupleprior-pytree-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## tupleprior-pytree-fix
+- issue: none — follow-up from mge-gradients-pytree-migration (autolens_workspace_developer#13)
+- completed: 2026-04-17
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1222
diff --git a/active/unit_test_profiling.md b/complete/2026/04/unit-test-profiling.md
similarity index 91%
rename from active/unit_test_profiling.md
rename to complete/2026/04/unit-test-profiling.md
index 0e2e4024..db024c5e 100644
--- a/active/unit_test_profiling.md
+++ b/complete/2026/04/unit-test-profiling.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## unit-test-profiling (PyAutoGalaxy)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/321
+- completed: 2026-04-06
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/322
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Profile and speed up unit tests in @PyAutoGalaxy.
 
 ## Goal
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/verify-install-release-checks.md b/complete/2026/04/verify-install-release-checks.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/04/verify-install-release-checks.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## verify-install-release-checks
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/admin_jammy/issues/11
+- completed: 2026-04-29
+- tooling-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/admin_jammy/pull/12
+- repos: admin_jammy
+- notes: Split `/verify_install` into a standalone `verify_install.sh` (source of truth, aliased into ~/.bashrc) and a thin `verify_install.md` skill wrapper. Replaced the single pip+start_here.py probe with five independent checks A–E in throwaway envs: A=pip+welcome, B=3.9/3.11 rejection, C=conda flow, D=[optional] extra, E=yanked-pin (autolens==2025.10.6.1). Per-check PASS/FAIL/SKIP table; missing interpreter/conda → SKIP, never FAIL, so the suite is portable. CLI: `verify_install [A|B|C|D|E|all] [--version <v>] [--keep] [--help]`. Lightweight workflow (no worktree) since admin_jammy carries unrelated dirty state and the change is pure tooling — no test suite. Smoke-tested locally: --help, bad-arg paths exit 2, `verify_install B` on host without 3.9/3.11 → SKIP/SKIP/PASS. Real install paths (A/C/D/E) intentionally not exercised in this session — left as unchecked items in PR test plan; user runs them post-release.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/weak-lensing-shear-docs.md b/complete/2026/04/weak-lensing-shear-docs.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/04/weak-lensing-shear-docs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## weak-lensing-shear-docs
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/365
+- completed: 2026-04-25
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/366
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/welcome-start-here-fixes.md b/complete/2026/04/welcome-start-here-fixes.md
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index 00000000..34d7a8a4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/welcome-start-here-fixes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## welcome-start-here-fixes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/108
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/109
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/49
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/45
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/4
+- notes: Fixed welcome.py bugs across four workspaces. The reported `aa.Array2D` NameError in autolens_workspace was the visible symptom; auditing every workspace's welcome.py + start_here.py surfaced three more independent bugs — `aplt.LightProfile` removed in autogalaxy.plot, autofit_workspace loading a gitignored dataset path, and HowToLens pinned to a non-existent library release `2026.4.21.0`. autofit_workspace switched to synthesising the demo gaussian inline rather than loading from disk, matching the in-memory pattern used by autolens/autogalaxy welcome scripts. HowToLens version pin bumped down to 2026.4.13.6 to match the installed library and the rest of the workspaces — not a release rollback, the 2026.4.21.0 pin in the bootstrap commit was aspirational and never released. HowToLens shipped without the `pending-release` label because the label isn't registered in that repo yet (admin gap, not a blocker). Pre-existing PyAutoFit `xp` API drift in `example/analysis.py` surfaced via overview_1_the_basics.py smoke fail — reproduces on canonical main, deferred to its own task.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/workspace-gitignore-noise.md b/complete/2026/04/workspace-gitignore-noise.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..06f17b30
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/workspace-gitignore-noise.md
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+## workspace-gitignore-noise
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/issues/6 (umbrella, closed manually after all 8 PRs merged)
+- completed: 2026-04-27
+- workspace-prs:
+  - autofit_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/42
+  - autogalaxy_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/44
+  - autolens_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/94
+  - autofit_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/14
+  - autogalaxy_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/14
+  - autolens_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/60
+  - autofit_workspace_developer: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/8
+  - autolens_workspace_developer: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/37
+- repos: 8 workspaces (autofit/autogalaxy/autolens × workspace + workspace_test + autofit/autolens × workspace_developer; autogalaxy has no _developer variant)
+- follow-up: 1) source-side script bugs that wrote `image.fits` and `path/to/model/json/model.json` at workspace roots — file separate issues if the patterns recur post-merge. 2) `**/images/` not in prompt 02's pattern set; `autogalaxy_workspace_test` still has untracked `scripts/imaging/images/` post-merge (out of scope; consider extending). 3) `pyauto-status` dashboard surfaced pyc pollution committed in `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline` — separate workspace not in this prompt's scope.
+- notes: Implements prompt 02 of the autoprompt/ workflow-infrastructure series. One umbrella issue, 8 PRs on shared `feature/workspace-gitignore-noise` branch, all squash-merged 2026-04-27. Per-repo: appended prompt 02's pattern block to `.gitignore` (deduped against existing — most workspaces already had `__pycache__/`, `*.pyc`, `root.log`); ran `git rm --cached` for tracked files matching new patterns. 17 files total removed from tracking: 1 in autofit_workspace, 2 each in autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace, 3 in autofit_workspace_test (incl. one stray `__pycache__/util.cpython-312.pyc`), 9 search.log files in autolens_workspace_developer (deep `output/output/` tree), 0 in the 3 _test/_developer variants that were already clean. autofit_workspace_developer had no `.gitignore` at all — created with the full block. Smoke tests skipped (one-time deviation; `.gitignore`-only changes have no behaviour impact). No new skill formalised — the "skip smoke for chore PRs" pattern can be revisited if it recurs frequently.
diff --git a/complete/2026/04/workspace-version-config-check.md b/complete/2026/04/workspace-version-config-check.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5ccc3ce1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/04/workspace-version-config-check.md
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+## workspace-version-config-check
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/issues/100
+- completed: 2026-04-30
+- library-pr:
+  - PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf#101
+  - PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit#1241
+  - PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy#380
+  - PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens#484
+  - PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild#70
+- workspace-pr:
+  - PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace#112
+  - PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace#48
+  - PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace#51
+  - PyAutoLabs/HowToFit#4
+  - PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy#4
+  - PyAutoLabs/HowToLens#5
+  - Jammy2211/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline#10
+- notes: Workspace/library version mismatches now surface on every script run, not just `welcome.py`. `autoconf.workspace.check_version` reads `config/general.yaml`'s `version.workspace_version` (with `version.txt` fallback) and honours `version.workspace_version_check: False` as a YAML bypass — recommended for `main`-branch clones where mismatches are expected. PyAutoFit/Galaxy/Lens call the check on import. Release pipeline writes the new YAML key alongside `version.txt` via a regex Python shim (PyYAML strips comments, so round-trip wasn't viable). `verify_workspace_versions.sh` reports `ok` for all 7 workspaces — euclid_pipeline previously had no `version.txt` and was always SKIPped, now joins the standard flow. Smoke tests skipped at ship time because the workspace diffs are purely additive YAML + welcome.py line removals; pre-flight library-import silence + `verify_workspace_versions.sh = ok` covered the gate.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ag-ellipse-quantity-pytree.md b/complete/2026/05/ag-ellipse-quantity-pytree.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ag-ellipse-quantity-pytree.md
@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
+## ag-ellipse-quantity-pytree
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/400
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/401
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: |
+    Phase 0c of jax_visualization roadmap. Completes the PyAutoGalaxy
+    Fit* pytree series. Library-only PR — no workspace_test scripts
+    needed at this stage; Phase 1C will exercise the registrations
+    end-to-end.
+
+    Library scope:
+    - **kwargs passthrough on ag.AnalysisEllipse + ag.AnalysisQuantity
+      __init__ (parity with PR #399's ag.AnalysisInterferometer fix).
+    - _register_fit_ellipse_pytrees on AnalysisEllipse — registers
+      Ellipse (no no_flatten), EllipseMultipole(no_flatten=("m",)), and
+      FitEllipse(no_flatten=("dataset",)).
+    - _register_fit_quantity_pytrees on AnalysisQuantity — registers
+      FitQuantity(no_flatten=("dataset", "func_str", "use_mask_in_fit"))
+      and reuses register_galaxies_pytree() for the light_mass_obj.
+
+    Test plan: 154/154 unit tests across test_autogalaxy/{ellipse,
+    quantity,imaging,interferometer}/. Interactive round-trip smoke
+    verified locally (FitEllipse: 8 dynamic leaves; FitQuantity: 3
+    dynamic leaves with Galaxies correctly reconstructed).
+
+    Scope narrowing discovered mid-task: the original prompt assumed
+    pytree registration would unblock use_jax_for_visualization=True
+    for these analyses, but BOTH visualizers bypass
+    analysis.fit_for_visualization entirely (VisualizerEllipse calls
+    fit_list_from; VisualizerQuantity calls fit_quantity_for_instance).
+    use_jax_for_visualization=True therefore remains a no-op for these
+    two analyses despite the pytree work.
+
+    Two deferred follow-ups (NOT in this PR):
+    - **Quantity visualizer dispatch swap** (small) — add fit_from alias
+      on AnalysisQuantity, switch VisualizerQuantity to use
+      analysis.fit_for_visualization. Mirrors the imaging/interferometer
+      pattern. Unlocks use_jax_for_visualization end-to-end on quantity.
+    - **Ellipse visualizer dispatch swap** (needs design) — fit_list_from
+      returns List[FitEllipse], not a single fit. Either generalize the
+      autofit fit_for_visualization contract or compose the list into a
+      wrapper. Separate design pass needed.
+
+    Parallel-worktree-safe alongside in-flight nfw-jax-port (PyAutoGalaxy
+    mass profiles, file-disjoint). User-cleared file-level safety.
+    Worktree-conflict guard bypassed for this reason.
+
+    PyAutoGalaxy pytree series now complete:
+    - ag.FitImaging (PR #364) ✓
+    - ag.FitInterferometer (PR #376) ✓
+    - ag.FitEllipse + ag.FitQuantity (this PR) ✓
+
+    Library kwargs-gap series now complete across both libs:
+    - al.AnalysisImaging (always) ✓
+    - al.AnalysisInterferometer (#500) ✓
+    - al.AnalysisPoint (#506) ✓
+    - ag.AnalysisImaging (always) ✓
+    - ag.AnalysisInterferometer (#399) ✓
+    - ag.AnalysisEllipse + ag.AnalysisQuantity (this PR) ✓
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-jax-viz.md b/complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-jax-viz.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-jax-viz.md
@@ -0,0 +1,46 @@
+## ag-interferometer-jax-viz
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/43
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/44 (3 new scripts + env_vars)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/45 (cleanup — .gitignore + leaked binaries)
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1C of jax_visualization roadmap. Scope narrowed mid-task to
+    interferometer only — ellipse + quantity JAX coverage deferred to a
+    follow-up after the Phase 0c-discovered visualizer-dispatch fixes
+    ship. Workspace-only PR — all library prereqs (PRs #390, #399, #376,
+    #401) already merged.
+
+    Workspace scope shipped in #44:
+    - scripts/interferometer/visualization.py (NEW) — NumPy baseline
+    - scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py (NEW) — JAX viz with
+      enable_pytrees() + register_model(model) + no try/except
+    - scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py (NEW) —
+      caching probe + live Nautilus with linear MGE basis, includes
+      explicit rmtree(output/<path>/<name>/) before Nautilus (PR #87
+      lesson)
+    - config/build/env_vars.yaml — interferometer/visualization_jax +
+      interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit overrides
+
+    Cleanup shipped in #45 (same-session immediate follow-up):
+    - .gitignore upgraded from per-type entries
+      (scripts/imaging/images/, scripts/ellipse/images/) to the
+      autolens_workspace_test-style **/images/ glob — covers all
+      current and future dataset types
+    - git rm'd 6 binary artifacts (3 PNG + 3 FITS, ~10 MB) that #44
+      had leaked because the per-type gitignore didn't cover the new
+      scripts/interferometer/images/ directory
+
+    Lesson saved to memory (feedback_ship_workspace_binary_leak.md):
+    when /ship_workspace introduces a NEW scripts/<type>/ subdirectory,
+    pre-flight check `.gitignore` covers it or upgrade to **/images/
+    before commit.
+
+    Deferred follow-ups (unchanged from Phase 0c notes):
+    - Quantity visualizer dispatch swap (small) — adds fit_from alias
+      on AnalysisQuantity. Once shipped, a small follow-up workspace_test
+      PR can add the quantity script triplet.
+    - Ellipse visualizer dispatch swap (needs design) — fit_list_from
+      returns List[FitEllipse], needs autofit fit_for_visualization
+      contract generalization or list-to-single wrapper.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-kwargs.md b/complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-kwargs.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0123baae
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ag-interferometer-kwargs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+## ag-interferometer-kwargs
+- issue: none — direct follow-up to point-source-jax-viz; user-approved file-level safety alongside in-flight jax-interp-2d / nfw-jax-port worktrees
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/399
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: |
+    Final piece of the kwargs-gap series. Added **kwargs passthrough to
+    ag.AnalysisInterferometer.__init__ (2-line change), mirroring the
+    earlier al.AnalysisInterferometer (#500) and al.AnalysisPoint (#506)
+    fixes. test_autogalaxy/interferometer/ 37/37 pass.
+
+    Coexisted on PyAutoGalaxy with two other in-flight worktrees
+    (jax-interp-2d — actually merged via #398 before this PR; nfw-jax-port
+    — mass profile work). User confirmed file-level safety: this PR
+    touched autogalaxy/interferometer/model/analysis.py only, well away
+    from mass-profile code. Parallel worktrees on different feature
+    branches are exactly what the worktree flow is designed to handle;
+    the conflict check is a soft policy guard, not a physical lock.
+
+    With this PR, all four Analysis subclasses across PyAutoLens +
+    PyAutoGalaxy now accept use_jax_for_visualization without TypeError.
+    Phase 1C of the JAX visualization roadmap is unblocked from a
+    library-API perspective.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-fit-from.md b/complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-fit-from.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-fit-from.md
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+## ag-quantity-fit-from
+- issue: none — direct follow-up to ag-ellipse-quantity-pytree (#401)
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/404
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: |
+    Small library fix that completes one half of the deferred follow-up
+    from Phase 0c. Added fit_from(instance) as a thin alias for
+    fit_quantity_for_instance on AnalysisQuantity, and swapped the
+    VisualizerQuantity dispatch line from
+    analysis.fit_quantity_for_instance to analysis.fit_for_visualization.
+
+    With this PR, use_jax_for_visualization=True on ag.AnalysisQuantity
+    actually fires the JIT-cached path (it was a silent no-op despite
+    #401 shipping the FitQuantity pytree registration + **kwargs
+    passthrough, because the visualizer bypassed fit_for_visualization
+    entirely).
+
+    18/18 test_autogalaxy/quantity/ tests pass. Alias smoke-verified
+    interactively: fit_from and fit_quantity_for_instance return the
+    same FitQuantity (same dataset reference).
+
+    Pre-flight diff check (per the binary-leak memory rule from earlier
+    this session) caught nothing — only 2 .py files modified.
+    Parallel-worktree-safe alongside interferometer-nufftax-updates
+    (which is in autolens_workspace + autogalaxy_workspace — different
+    repos).
+
+    The matching ellipse follow-up (VisualizerEllipse dispatch swap)
+    is NOT in this PR. ag.AnalysisEllipse.fit_list_from returns
+    List[FitEllipse], not a single fit — needs autofit-side
+    fit_for_visualization contract design before it can be wired
+    similarly. Tracked as a separate (still-deferred) follow-up.
+
+    Remaining follow-up: a small Phase 1C-extension workspace_test PR
+    can now add autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/quantity/{visualization.py,
+    visualization_jax.py} to exercise the dispatch end-to-end.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-jax-viz.md b/complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-jax-viz.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..99c6863f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ag-quantity-jax-viz.md
@@ -0,0 +1,51 @@
+## ag-quantity-jax-viz
+- issue: none — direct follow-up to ag-quantity-fit-from (#404)
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/405 (sibling library fix discovered during the workspace work)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/46
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy, autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1C-extension. Added autogalaxy_workspace_test scripts that exercise
+    use_jax_for_visualization=True on ag.AnalysisQuantity end-to-end, now
+    that the dispatch (#404) is wired.
+
+    Mid-task library gap discovered: when JIT-flattening a FitQuantity
+    via the new fit_for_visualization dispatch, the `DatasetModel`
+    attribute (reachable via aa.FitImaging base-class) hit
+    `TypeError: not a valid JAX type`. The imaging analogue
+    (autogalaxy/imaging/model/analysis.py:186) and interferometer
+    analogue (interferometer/model/analysis.py:183) both register
+    DatasetModel — the quantity pytree registration shipped in #401
+    omitted it.
+
+    Fix sequence:
+    1. PR #405 (PyAutoGalaxy): 2-line fix — add
+       register_instance_pytree(DatasetModel) to
+       _register_fit_quantity_pytrees, mirroring imaging/interferometer.
+       Library-first merge gate respected — merged before #46.
+    2. PR #46 (autogalaxy_workspace_test): the 2 new scripts
+       (visualization.py + visualization_jax.py) + env_vars override.
+       Verified to pass with the library fix from #405 in place — no
+       workaround in the script.
+
+    Sonnet's initial workaround (a script-level
+    register_instance_pytree(DatasetModel) call with a TODO) was
+    removed before shipping the workspace PR. Cleaner end state — the
+    library is correct, the script is clean.
+
+    No modeling_visualization_jit.py for quantity (Nautilus quick-update
+    visualization isn't the primary use case for quantity fits, per the
+    original Phase 1C prompt scoping).
+
+    Pre-flight diff check (per the binary-leak memory rule) was clean
+    on both PRs.
+
+    Coverage matrix after this PR:
+    - imaging:        NumPy + JAX + jit-Nautilus  ✓
+    - interferometer: NumPy + JAX + jit-Nautilus  ✓
+    - quantity:       NumPy + JAX (no jit — one-shot fits)  ✓
+    - ellipse:        NumPy only — JAX still blocked on dispatch design
+
+    Only ellipse JAX coverage remains — blocked on autofit
+    fit_for_visualization contract design for list-returning analyses
+    (AnalysisEllipse.fit_list_from returns List[FitEllipse]).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ag-workspace-test-gitignore-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/ag-workspace-test-gitignore-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..227cc892
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ag-workspace-test-gitignore-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+## ag-workspace-test-gitignore-fix
+- issue: none — direct cleanup follow-up to ag-interferometer-jax-viz (#43)
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/45
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Two-commit cleanup PR. Commit 1: git rm 6 binary artifacts that #44
+    leaked. Commit 2: upgrade .gitignore from per-type entries to
+    autolens_workspace_test-style **/images/ glob.
+
+    Caught between merge of #44 and the active.md update — inspected
+    PR #44's file list via `gh pr view 44 --json files`, found 6 unwanted
+    PNGs/FITS, filed the cleanup PR within minutes of the original
+    merge. Both PRs now in main; binaries never lived on main for long.
+
+    The two commits could have been one if the .gitignore Edit had been
+    staged before `git rm` (the Edit modification was unstaged when I
+    ran `git commit`, so only the deletes landed in the first commit).
+    Filed a separate commit on top rather than amending per the
+    no-amend convention.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/aggregator-mge-queries.md b/complete/2026/05/aggregator-mge-queries.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ae700a08
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/aggregator-mge-queries.md
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+## aggregator-mge-queries
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/130
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster B of the recent release-prep triage. Two autolens aggregator
+    tutorials (scripts/guides/results/aggregator/{queries,samples_via_aggregator}.py)
+    crashed with `AttributeError: 'Model' object has no attribute 'sersic_index'`
+    after PR #118 swapped the source bulge in _quick_fit.py from Sersic to
+    MGE (al.model_util.mge_model_from). MGE is a Basis of fixed-sigma
+    Gaussians whose only free parameters are the basis's shared centre +
+    ell_comps — there is no sersic_index. Fix: queries.py Model Queries
+    section now demos `lens.mass.einstein_radius < 1.5` (vs the Logic
+    section's `& mass.einstein_radius > 1.0` — same parameter, different
+    API features); samples_via_aggregator.py's two with_paths calls now
+    use `lens.mass.centre.centre_0` as the second filter path (path was
+    already used at line 533 of the same script, so known valid). Cluster A's
+    fix to _quick_fit.py is the prerequisite that allowed these scripts
+    to reach the failing line at all. autogalaxy versions of the same
+    scripts are unaffected — that workspace's _quick_fit.py still uses
+    Sersic + Exponential.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/aggregator-quick-fit.md b/complete/2026/05/aggregator-quick-fit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..79b46cbb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/aggregator-quick-fit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## aggregator-quick-fit
+- issue: none — direct fix for Cluster D failures in `PyAutoBuild/test_results/runs/2026-04-29T14-48-47Z/triage.md`
+- completed: 2026-05-02
+- workspace-pr:
+  - PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace#55
+  - PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace#118
+- notes: 8 failures across `scripts/guides/results/aggregator/` in both workspaces — 4 timeouts (each example duplicated `search.fit()` uncapped) and 4 NoneType cascades (downstream readers loaded the partial output of the timed-out scripts). Root cause was that `start_here.py` had `n_like_max=300` gated on `test_mode_was_on`, but `env_vars.yaml` unsets `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` for `guides/results/`, so the cap never fired during release-prep; meanwhile the aggregator scripts (`galaxies_fit.py`, `samples.py`) ran their own uncapped searches. Fix: introduced `scripts/guides/results/_quick_fit.py` (idempotent, `n_like_max=300` always) and routed every aggregator example through the existing auto-trigger pattern (`subprocess.run(_quick_fit.py)` if `output/results_folder/` is missing). `models.py`/`queries.py`/`samples_via_aggregator.py`/`data_fitting.py` had their existing subprocess targets redirected from `start_here.py` to `_quick_fit.py`; `galaxies_fit{,s}.py` and `samples.py` got the guard added at the top plus `n_like_max=300` defensively on their own search; `start_here.py` got its conditional cap dropped (now unconditional). Removed the four stale `no_run.yaml` lines per workspace (`guides/results/start_here`, three `guides/results/examples/*`, `data_fitting` stem). Verified end-to-end: `_quick_fit.py` completes in 14s (autogalaxy) / 33s (autolens), idempotent re-runs in 0.04s, `aggregator/models.py` exits 0 in both workspaces. Pure workspace change, no library touched.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/al-assistant-style.md b/complete/2026/05/al-assistant-style.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a7302fcf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/al-assistant-style.md
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+## al-assistant-style
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/160
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/161
+- merge-commit: fd80fa45
+- summary: |
+    Added autolens_workspace/skills/al_assistant_style.md as the canonical
+    writing guide for PyAutoLens-Assistant skills (four required properties,
+    adaptive depth, Orient → Ask → Branch → Combine conversation arc, voice
+    do/don't rules). Rewrote skills/al_load_results.md against it: same
+    technical content, restructured from "Steps 1..7" into a conversation
+    arc with six narrative sub-task branches. Updated skills/README.md to
+    reframe the folder as PyAutoLens-Assistant and flag the style guide as
+    "read first."
+
+    Style guide is treated as iteration round 1 — expected to evolve as
+    more skills land. Future skills surfaced by name in al_load_results'
+    "Skill combinations" section: al_load_results_many (bulk), al_compare_fits,
+    al_refit_with_perturbation, al_plot_caustics.
+
+    Shipped in parallel with jax-phase3-adoption (which also held
+    autolens_workspace) via a separate worktree on disjoint files (skills/
+    only). No merge conflicts.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/alma-apply-sparse-operator-oom.md b/complete/2026/05/alma-apply-sparse-operator-oom.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d3f5a337
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/alma-apply-sparse-operator-oom.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## alma-apply-sparse-operator-oom
+- completed: 2026-05-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/329
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/22, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/80
+- repos: PyAutoArray, autolens_profiling, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Prompt's diagnosis was wrong but the unblock landed. Prompt suspected the OOM was in `nufft_precision_operator_via_jax_from`'s block accumulators (`inversion_interferometer_util.py`); actual root cause was upstream in `transformer_util.image_direct_from` — un-chunked `np.outer(grid_radians, uv_wavelengths)` at 15.4k unmasked × 1M visibilities = 123 GB per intermediate × 3 alive intermediates = ~370 GB. The W-Tilde JAX precompute itself was fine ("Finished W-Tilde (JAX) in 1.4s") — the OOM was the dirty-image setup call that follows it. Investigation also revealed the per-likelihood path with sparse_operator attached is ENTIRELY transformer-free (`fast_chi_squared = sᵀFs − 2sᵀD + Σd²/σ²`, F is FFT-based via Khat, D uses cached dirty_image — `fit_interferometer.py:151-158` confirms). So fix scope flipped from "chunk DFT" to "let `apply_sparse_operator` accept `TransformerNUFFT`". The existing `NotImplementedError` guard at `dataset.py:261-282` claimed the new nufftax adjoint differs in scale from `TransformerDFT.image_from`, but `test_transformer.py:99-112` proves they match exactly — the guard was overly conservative. The ONE numerical issue: new TransformerNUFFT's `image_from` applied a `4 · n_y · n_x` adjoint_scaling factor inherited from the legacy pynufft class; nufftax is already the mathematical adjoint and doesn't need that compensation. Removed it (matching DFT semantics where `use_adjoint_scaling` is accepted but unused). Headline result: interferometer/delaunay × alma × A100 = 45 ms / call — only 1.4× slower than sma at 190 vis. The W-Tilde sparse path is largely vis-independent per likelihood call (per-call cost is dominated by mask-extent FFT, not visibility count). Lesson: when a prompt's diagnosis can be tested before chunking-the-thing-described, do it — saved a lot of complexity here. Original prompt file at `PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/alma_apply_sparse_operator_oom.md` deleted.
diff --git a/active/alma_datacube.md b/complete/2026/05/alma-datacube.md
similarity index 90%
rename from active/alma_datacube.md
rename to complete/2026/05/alma-datacube.md
index ea1965fe..fa192419 100644
--- a/active/alma_datacube.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/alma-datacube.md
@@ -1,3 +1,18 @@
+## alma-datacube
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/120
+- completed: 2026-05-05
+- library-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1253 (AnalysisFactor.visualize_combined dispatch fix)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/494 (VisualizerInterferometer combined plotter)
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/46 (datacube/ Phase 1: simulator + JAX likelihood walkthrough)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/122 (interferometer/features/datacube/ tutorial scripts)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/72 (multi/visualization dispatch tests)
+- repos: PyAutoFit, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_developer, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: ALMA datacube modeling — list-of-Interferometer FactorGraph prototype with shared lens and per-channel pixelized source. Phase 1 deliberately runs each channel's NUFFT and inversion independently. Two follow-up issues to file: (1) Aris's shared `Lᵀ W̃ L` optimisation that exploits channel-invariant uv_wavelengths/noise_map; (2) `Interferometer.list_from_fits_3d` helper in PyAutoArray. While verifying visualization, found and fixed a silent dispatch bug in `af.FactorGraphModel.visualize_combined` — `AnalysisFactor` had no `visualize_combined` method, so the auto-forwarder skipped the call for multi-dataset fits (imaging and interferometer both). Added forwarders in PyAutoFit + the missing `VisualizerInterferometer.visualize_combined` + `subplot_fit_interferometer_combined` plot in PyAutoLens.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 My acollaborators Aris and Hannah want to be able to do interferometer analysis of ALMA data cubes, which are
 basically Interferometer objects but lists of them across channels.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/analysis-ellipse-jax.md b/complete/2026/05/analysis-ellipse-jax.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..06ffd0f5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/analysis-ellipse-jax.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## analysis-ellipse-jax
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/411
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/412
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/48
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/api-drift-baseline-check.md b/complete/2026/05/api-drift-baseline-check.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..db1fa037
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/api-drift-baseline-check.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## api-drift-baseline-check
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/9
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/10
+- repos: autolens_assistant
+- notes: Diagnosed stale `al.Kernel2D` AttributeError — symbol renamed to `al.Convolver` ~6mo ago; repo + PyAutoLens/PyAutoArray/PyAutoGalaxy all clean, so the crash is stale generated/collaborator code predating the rename. Added an API version pin + drift-check to work/audit_skill_apis.py: --write-baseline (wiki/core/api_audit_baseline.json = versions + public-dir() hash), --check-version (cheap session-start drift-check), --scope scripts (audits generated scripts/+work/ .py, excludes own tooling), and hardened resolve() against crashes. CLAUDE.md First-interaction drift-check + current-API-only wiki policy (version pin replaces migration tables). Queued follow-ups: wiki_current_api_only.md (remove api_deltas + 10 linkers), pyautobuild_api_baseline_release.md (auto-refresh baseline from release pipeline). Note: --scope all surfaces 23 pre-existing skill/wiki drift rows for a later audit pass.
diff --git a/active/array2d_native_jit_safety.md b/complete/2026/05/array2d-native-jit-safety.md
similarity index 95%
rename from active/array2d_native_jit_safety.md
rename to complete/2026/05/array2d-native-jit-safety.md
index fc45f3a6..8d6fa8a6 100644
--- a/active/array2d_native_jit_safety.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/array2d-native-jit-safety.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## array2d-native-jit-safety
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/338
+- completed: 2026-05-25
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/339
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/123, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/208, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/104
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Refactor `Array2D.native` / `array_2d_via_indexes_from` for JAX-jit safety
 
 `SimulatorImaging.use_jax=True` and `SimulatorInterferometer.use_jax=True`
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/assistant-release-baseline.md b/complete/2026/05/assistant-release-baseline.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3b372fb2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/assistant-release-baseline.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## assistant-release-baseline
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/96
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/97, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/13
+- repos: PyAutoBuild, autolens_assistant
+- notes: Final part of the Kernel2D/API-drift series. Registered autolens_assistant as a release-pipeline workspace: pre_build.sh run_workspace entry, verify_workspace_versions.sh WORKSPACES entry (7->8), release.yml release_workspaces matrix entry + a gated "Regenerate API audit baseline" step that installs the released wheels and runs the assistant's own work/audit_skill_apis.py --write-baseline, committing wiki/core/api_audit_baseline.json alongside the version stamp. Added autolens_assistant/config/general.yaml version block (workspace_version 2026.5.21.1) which silences the "cannot verify the workspace / no version.workspace_version" warning that opened the whole investigation. Verified locally: YAML valid, bash -n clean, verify_workspace_versions all 8 ok, import warning gone, drift-check clean. CI path (release.yml) unvalidated until next real release (gated to write_api_baseline==true so other workspaces unaffected). Series complete: PR#10 tooling+policy, PR#12 wiki cleanup, PR#97/#13 release automation.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-extras-mge-option.md b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-extras-mge-option.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9a8ec4a8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-extras-mge-option.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## autogalaxy-extras-mge-option
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/65
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/66
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Audit follow-up to PyAutoGalaxy#392. Added MGE Option B (commented out)
+    alongside the existing SersicSph Option A (default) in
+    extra_galaxies/modeling.py, rewrote the wrap-up MGE paragraph to point at
+    the inline option, and added a "scaling_relations not applicable" section
+    to extra_galaxies/README.md with cross-links to the autolens examples.
+    No new scaling_relation directory in autogalaxy -- explicitly declined
+    (mass-only relation; light-only analogues need velocity dispersion).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-viz-dispatch-swap.md b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-viz-dispatch-swap.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e734f53e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-viz-dispatch-swap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+## autogalaxy-viz-dispatch-swap
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/389
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/390
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: |
+    Phase 0b of z_features/jax_visualization.md. Three call sites in PyAutoGalaxy
+    visualizers swapped from analysis.fit_from(instance=...) to
+    analysis.fit_for_visualization(instance=...) — imaging/model/visualizer.py
+    (single visualize() + visualize_combined()) and interferometer/model/visualizer.py.
+    PyAutoLens made the same swap in #443 (2026-04-19); the autogalaxy side was
+    overdue. Pytree registration prerequisites for both imaging (#364) and
+    interferometer (#376) had already shipped — this was the last piece.
+
+    Library tests: 106/106 passed. Smoke verification: visualization.py NumPy and
+    modeling_visualization_jit.py JIT-during-Nautilus both PASS; visualization_jax.py
+    surfaced a pre-existing latent test-script bug (missing register_model /
+    enable_pytrees) which also affects the autolens equivalent since #443. Filed
+    a follow-up prompt: autolens_workspace_test/visualization_jax_pytree_registration.md.
+    Neither failure breaks CI smoke (visualization_jax.py is not in smoke_tests.txt
+    and env_vars.yaml defaults force PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1 for any imaging/visualization
+    path, so the script silently falls through to NumPy under CI).
+
+    Phase 0c (ag ellipse + quantity pytree) and Phase 1A (autolens interferometer
+    JAX viz coverage) are now unblocked from this PR's perspective.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-imaging.md b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-imaging.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d46a48e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-imaging.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-imaging
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/28
+- completed: 2026-05-05
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/29
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: Task 6/9 of the autogalaxy_workspace_test parity epic (#5). Ported autolens `jax_grad/imaging_{lp,mge}.py` to autogalaxy under a new `scripts/jax_grad/imaging/` subfolder; both scripts pass on CI 3.12 (`lp.py` 11.3s, `mge.py` 16.8s). Established subfolder layout convention even though autolens is currently flat — surfaced the retrofit question to the maintainer via PR body. Added `jax_grad/` env_vars override mirroring `jax_likelihood_functions/` (unsets `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS` + `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX`). Pytree registration on `autogalaxy/imaging/model/analysis.py` was already in place from task 3.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-interferometer.md b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-interferometer.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6f083241
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-interferometer.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-interferometer
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/30
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/31
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: Task 7/9 of the autogalaxy_workspace_test parity epic (#5). Created `scripts/jax_grad/interferometer/{lp.py, mge.py}` from scratch — autolens has no interferometer `jax_grad` reference. Both pass on CI 3.12 (`lp.py` 6.6s shape (7,), `mge.py` 11.7s shape (4,)). Used plain `ag.lp.Sersic` (not `lp_linear`) to match the validated `jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/lp.py` setup. The `jax_grad/` env_vars override added in PR #29 already covered this PR — no env_vars.yaml change. Layout-divergence-from-autolens question now compounded by this PR (autolens has flat `jax_grad/imaging_*.py` and no interferometer scripts at all); suggested filing the autolens-retrofit follow-up after task 8 ships.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-multi.md b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-multi.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4f00acd5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-multi.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autogalaxy-wst-jax-grad-multi
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/32
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/33
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: **Final task (8/9) of the autogalaxy_workspace_test parity epic (#5) — epic is now closed.** Created `scripts/jax_grad/multi/{lp.py, mge.py}` from scratch. Each script joins per-band `AnalysisImaging` factors via `af.FactorGraphModel(use_jax=True)` and wraps the global log-likelihood in `jax.value_and_grad`. Both pass on CI 3.12 (`lp.py` 10.6s shape (9,), `mge.py` 21.0s shape (6,)). Used `ag.lp.Sersic` and option B per-band `ell_comps` matching `jax_likelihood_functions/multi/{lp,mge}.py` patterns. The `jax_grad/` env_vars override added in PR #29 covered all three jax_grad subfolders. Suggested follow-up: file an autolens-retrofit issue covering `imaging_lp.py → imaging/lp.py`, `imaging_mge.py → imaging/mge.py`, plus net-new interferometer/multi ports for autolens.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-model-composition.md b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-model-composition.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c7a7bf7f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autogalaxy-wst-model-composition.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autogalaxy-wst-model-composition
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/26
+- completed: 2026-05-05
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/27
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: Task 2/9 of the autogalaxy_workspace_test parity epic (#5). Ported `multi_galaxy_mge.py` from autolens_workspace_test, stripped to autogalaxy semantics (two galaxies sharing one plane, MGE light bases, no mass / shear / ray-tracing). Identifier regression anchor `a6eb928ed9a1fb92d0c18cf5443af4a6`. Required adding a `model_composition/` override to `config/build/env_vars.yaml` (mirrors the existing autolens override) because the `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` smoke default reduces `total_gaussians` inside `ag.model_util.mge_model_from`, collapsing `gaussian_per_basis=2` to 1 and breaking the structural prior_count assertions. Umbrella issue #5 also updated to tick tasks 4 and 5 (already shipped via PRs #17 and #19, checkboxes were stale).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/autolens-interferometer-jax-viz.md b/complete/2026/05/autolens-interferometer-jax-viz.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0eb59a59
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/autolens-interferometer-jax-viz.md
@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
+## autolens-interferometer-jax-viz
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/86
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/500
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/87
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1A of z_features/jax_visualization.md shipped end-to-end as a
+    "Both" task (started workspace-only, reclassified mid-session when a
+    missing **kwargs passthrough in al.AnalysisInterferometer.__init__
+    was discovered).
+
+    Library PR #500 (PyAutoLens): added **kwargs to
+    AnalysisInterferometer.__init__ and forwarded to super(). 2-line
+    change. ag.AnalysisImaging had the passthrough all along; the
+    AnalysisDataset parent already accepts **kwargs. PyAutoLens 116/116
+    tests pass.
+
+    Workspace PR #87 (autolens_workspace_test): added
+    scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py and
+    scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py mirroring the
+    imaging analogues. Split env_vars.yaml `imaging/visualization`
+    pattern into NumPy-only + JAX-only entries; added
+    `interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit` override.
+
+    Discovered + fixed: modeling_visualization_jit.py Part 2 has a brittle
+    assertion `_jitted_fit_from is not None` that only fires if Nautilus
+    actually does live sampling. If output/<path>/ already has cached
+    samples.csv from a prior run, Nautilus resumes and skips, so the JIT
+    wrapper is never installed and the assertion AttributeErrors. Fix:
+    explicit rmtree of the autofit search output directory before the
+    Nautilus call. The imaging analogue
+    (autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py)
+    has the same brittleness — worth a tiny follow-up backport.
+
+    Follow-ups deferred:
+    - al.AnalysisPoint.__init__ has the same **kwargs gap. Phase 1B of
+      the roadmap will need it.
+    - ag.AnalysisInterferometer.__init__ has the same gap. Phase 1C
+      will need it.
+    - Backport the rmtree fix to imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py.
+    - sma.fits is gitignored — CI runs depending on it stay red on main.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-example.md b/complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-example.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b4df547c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-example.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## blackjax-nuts-example
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/issues/13
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/14
+- repos: autofit_workspace_developer
+- notes: Added `searches_minimal/nuts_jax.py` — BlackJAX NUTS on the same 1D Gaussian as the rest of the JAX scripts. Window adaptation tunes step size + diagonal inverse mass matrix; sampling runs in a JIT'd `jax.lax.scan`. Recovers truth in 1.83s, ESS 1216/2000, 0 divergences — fastest JAX path in the folder (beats nss_grad's 5.2s). Also wrote a non-git follow-up `z_projects/concr/scripts/cancer_sim/graphical_nuts.py` that runs joint NUTS over the 93-dim cancer-sim factor graph (4.4s wall, ESS 880/1000, 0 divergences); kept local since z_projects isn't tracked. Pre-task: shipped the unregistered `feature/searches-minimal-converged` work first (PR #12 — shared `_metrics.MLTracker` across all searches_minimal scripts) so this task could use `MLTracker.from_log_l_history` for evals/time-to-ML.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-search.md b/complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-search.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c0242a02
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/blackjax-nuts-search.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## blackjax-nuts-search
+- issue: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1255
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- library-pr: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/pull/1256
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/52 (mcmc.py extended)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/23 (BlackJAXNUTS.py integration test)
+- repos: PyAutoFit, autofit_workspace, autofit_workspace_test
+- notes: Added `af.BlackJAXNUTS` as a first-class non-linear search alongside Emcee/Zeus/Nautilus/etc. Lives under `autofit/non_linear/search/mcmc/blackjax/nuts/search.py` so the `blackjax/` namespace can hold future BlackJAX samplers (HMC, MALA). Inherits `AbstractMCMC`, runs `blackjax.window_adaptation` warmup followed by NUTS sampling in a JIT'd `jax.lax.scan`, chunked by `iterations_per_full_update` for periodic `perform_update` flushes. Strict requirement: `Analysis(use_jax=True)` — clear error otherwise. Sampling in physical parameter space; bounded priors contribute -inf outside support. Single-chain v1 (`num_chains>1` raises `NotImplementedError`); resume stubbed for later. AutoCorrelations populated from BlackJAX per-param ESS via τ_int = N / ESS (canonical identity). Persistence via pickle under `search_internal/`. Target log-density built from `Fitness.call` directly (pure-JAX path; `call_wrap`/`__call__` were intentionally bypassed because they convert to Python float and would break NUTS gradients). `blackjax>=1.2.0` added to `optional-dependencies.optional` (lazy import in `_fit`). 7 unit tests + integration test on the 1D Gaussian (recovers truth within 0.05σ, ESS ~50% of num_samples, 0 divergences).
diff --git a/active/bootstrap.md b/complete/2026/05/bootstrap.md
similarity index 74%
rename from active/bootstrap.md
rename to complete/2026/05/bootstrap.md
index 24f6d2ae..67c026de 100644
--- a/active/bootstrap.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/bootstrap.md
@@ -1,3 +1,22 @@
+## bootstrap
+- task-alias: autolens-profiling-bootstrap  (matches active.md / worktree name during execution; full filename-stem slug here so the z_features audit picks this up as shipped — the filename `bootstrap.md` lives under `autolens_profiling/`, hence the bare slug)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/513
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- new-repo: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling
+- initial-commit: 0087d6a
+- summary: |
+    Phase 0 of autolens_profiling z_feature. Created the empty public repo
+    PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling, scaffolded README.md (vision/scope, JAX
+    gradient out-of-scope note, related repos, how-to-read guide, roadmap),
+    LICENSE (MIT), .gitignore (mirrored from autolens_workspace_developer +
+    profiler/cache additions), and folder skeleton (likelihood/, simulators/,
+    searches/, results/) each with a placeholder README pointing at the
+    phase that will populate it. No profiling code moved — that lands in
+    Phases 1–3. No PR: initial scaffolding committed directly to main of
+    the new repo.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Phase 0 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md` for the full roadmap).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cache-fit-properties.md b/complete/2026/05/cache-fit-properties.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..837a524a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cache-fit-properties.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cache-fit-properties
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/340
+- completed: 2026-05-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/341, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/462, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/548
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens
+- notes: Changed 38 @property to @functools.cached_property on FitDataset/FitImaging/FitInterferometer. Eliminates redundant recomputation cascades (model_data was recomputed 2-3x per visualization pass at 5-20s each for Delaunay inversions). Safe because Fit objects are immutable after construction. 2072 tests pass.
diff --git a/active/ci_actions.md b/complete/2026/05/ci-actions.md
similarity index 58%
rename from active/ci_actions.md
rename to complete/2026/05/ci-actions.md
index 9e60e263..011fa936 100644
--- a/active/ci_actions.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ci-actions.md
@@ -1,3 +1,52 @@
+## ci-actions
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/7
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- repo-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/11
+- merge-commit: e18685b
+- summary: |
+    Phase 5 (final) of the autolens_profiling z_feature. Wired up two
+    GitHub Actions workflows + threaded AUTOLENS_PROFILING_SMOKE=1 into
+    every profile script so the lint workflow's smoke step is cheap.
+
+    What landed:
+    - ruff.toml at repo root (conservative E/F/W/I/UP/B selection;
+      E501/E402/F401/B008 ignored for scientific code patterns)
+    - .github/workflows/lint.yml — PR + push-to-main gate, <5min target,
+      CPU-only ubuntu-latest. Steps: ruff check, ruff format --check,
+      build_readme.py --check (dashboard idempotence), lychee link-rot,
+      smoke one script per section with AUTOLENS_PROFILING_SMOKE=1.
+    - .github/workflows/profile.yml — workflow_dispatch (with sections
+      filter) + on release:published. Runs every profile script
+      continue-on-error per section, runs build_readme.py, commits diff
+      back to main as github-actions[bot] with [skip ci]. Skips
+      simulators/point_source.py in the loop (default dataset_name
+      overwrites Phase 1 tracked JSONs).
+    - .github/workflows/README.md documenting both + design decisions.
+    - AUTOLENS_PROFILING_SMOKE=1 threaded into 17 scripts (likelihood/*,
+      simulators/*, searches/nautilus/*) via AST helper at the first
+      non-import top-level statement. Each script exits 0 in <1s with
+      "[smoke] ... imports + module setup OK" when the env var is set.
+
+    Design decisions resolved:
+    - CPU-only github-hosted runners (self-hosted GPU additive later)
+    - workflow_dispatch + release-only (no weekly cron)
+    - github-actions[bot] with [skip ci] subject
+    - continue-on-error per section (single regression -> ERR cell,
+      not blocked dashboard refresh)
+    - ruff.toml standalone (no pyproject.toml because this isn't a
+      Python package)
+
+    Smoke: yaml.safe_load PASSED on both workflows; py_compile PASSED on
+    all 17 SMOKE-instrumented scripts; the SMOKE flag verified working
+    on 3 representative scripts locally; build_readme.py --check still
+    exits 0 after the SMOKE insertions (Phase 4 idempotence preserved).
+
+    First real CI run will be against any PR after this lands — local
+    yaml parse is necessary but not sufficient; any GitHub Actions
+    runtime issues get follow-up PRs.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Phase 5 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md` for the full roadmap).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-c-point-source-rebaseline.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-c-point-source-rebaseline.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b7b83494
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-c-point-source-rebaseline.md
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+## cluster-c-point-source-rebaseline
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/78
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Surfaced in a release-prep triage report as Cluster C: three JAX
+    point-source likelihood scripts (image_plane.py, point.py,
+    source_plane.py) failing `np.testing.assert_allclose` against
+    hardcoded `expected_likelihood` literals. Root cause was upstream
+    commit 931a381 (six days earlier) changing
+    `positions_noise_map` from `grid.pixel_scale` (0.2") to `0.005"`
+    in `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/simulator.py` —
+    the committed seed dataset under `dataset/point_source/simple/`
+    was last regenerated under the old noise from `pre build`
+    (a88f0f6, May 1) and was never refreshed when the simulator
+    changed. Because `should_simulate` only fires when the dataset
+    path is missing, canonical `main` was actually passing — old
+    dataset matched old literal — but any clean re-simulation hit
+    the failure the user reported.
+
+    Fix regenerated the seed dataset (`point_dataset_positions_only.json`,
+    `tracer.json`) and rebaselined three literals: 1.313508 →
+    -83.38049778 (image_plane.py and point.py — same dataset, same
+    prior medians, identical values), and -199.1555813 →
+    -331481.25978149 (vmap) / -331481.26508536364 (eager) for
+    source_plane.py. The 1664x source_plane.py drift checks out as
+    chi-squared rescaling: noise dropped 40x, so chi^2 scales by
+    1600x.
+
+    Verify-triage-clusters habit paid off — going through the chain
+    `simulator → committed dataset → should_simulate semantics →
+    canonical state` exposed that the failure mode required deleting
+    the on-disk dataset to reproduce, which changed how I handed the
+    user the choice (regenerate-and-commit vs leave-alone). Smoke
+    tests 11/11 passed; one pre-existing skip (database/scrape/general,
+    NEEDS_FIX 2026-04-27) unrelated.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-api.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-api.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..15ac4895
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-api.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## cluster-csv-api
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/187
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/428, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/526
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/189
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- notes: Made CSV the first-class API for cluster lens modelling. Added `autogalaxy/galaxy/galaxy_model_csv.py` with `GalaxyModelRow` / `GalaxyModelTable` dataclasses and four public functions — `galaxy_models_to_csv`, `galaxy_models_from_csv`, `galaxies_from_csv_tables`, `galaxy_af_models_from_csv_tables` — re-exported under `ag.*` and `al.*`. Schema: one CSV per profile family (`mass.csv` / `light.csv` / `point.csv`), each row carries `galaxy` + `attr_name` + `profile_class` + sparse parameter columns + optional `redshift`. Profile-class dispatch via `getattr` against `autogalaxy.profiles.{mass,light.standard,point_sources}`. Tuple params: `centre` splits into `y, x` (precedent from `galaxy_table.py`); other tuples (e.g. `ell_comps`) into `<name>_0` / `<name>_1`. Workspace consumption: new pedagogical `scripts/cluster/csv_api.py` walks through every cluster CSV end to end; `simulator.py` writes the truth model as the three family CSVs (drops the per-tier JSON centre files entirely); `modeling.py` and `start_here.py` compose `af.Model[Galaxy]` directly from `al.galaxy_af_models_from_csv_tables` and mutate selected params into priors. Scaling-tier `scaling_galaxies.csv` deliberately kept on its legacy 3-column schema. Source centre priors deliberately initialised from observed-position mean (not CSV truth). Writer-side family-validation guard added after a bug surfaced while writing `csv_api.py` (passing a light profile under `family="mass"` silently wrote malformed rows). Discovered while in flight: PyAutoLens CI clones sibling repos from main, so the PR pair needs a re-trigger after PyAutoGalaxy merges before PyAutoLens checks turn green. Smoke 7/7 on autolens_workspace, 9 PyAutoGalaxy library tests cover single-family + sparse-column + cross-family-join + af.Model + redshift-consistency + class-not-found + wrong-family-rejection. Future work queued in `z_features/cluster_lensing.md`: cluster/3_test_workspace, /4_likelihood_function, /5_profiling.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-redshifts.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-redshifts.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ac2f63ed
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-csv-redshifts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+## cluster-csv-redshifts
+- completed: 2026-05-06 (retroactive log — INCORRECT, see correction below)
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- corrected: 2026-05-18 — verification was wrong; work never shipped. Re-issued via `issued/2_modeling_cluster.md` rewrite.
+- notes: |
+    Retroactively logged via 2026-05-06 hygiene scan. Original prompt
+    `cluster/2_modeling.md` asked for `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/modeling.py`
+    to load redshifts from `point_datasets.csv` via `al.list_from_csv` and link
+    them to `Galaxy.redshift` (replacing the hardcoded `redshift=1.0`), plus
+    move toward CSV-driven main/source galaxy loading.
+
+    **Correction (2026-05-18):** the 2026-05-06 verifier saw `al.list_from_csv`
+    on `modeling.py:143` but missed that the call is inside a `"""..."""`
+    docstring example block — it's not the actual code path. The real code
+    still loops `for i in range(5): al.from_json(point_dataset_{i}.json)`,
+    hardcodes the source galaxy `redshift=1.0` (line 367), and uses the
+    pre-rewrite `extra_galaxies` + scaling-relation structure (10 satellites,
+    5 sources) which is fundamentally mismatched to the current 2-main + halo
+    + 2-source-at-different-redshifts simulator. `cluster/modeling` and
+    `cluster/start_here` remain parked in `autolens_workspace/config/build/no_run.yaml`.
+    Work re-scoped and re-issued as a minimal first-pass rewrite of
+    `modeling.py` only — see updated `issued/2_modeling_cluster.md`. Lesson:
+    retroactive hygiene sweeps must check that "verified" code isn't inside
+    docstring blocks.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-e-missing-simulator-output.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-e-missing-simulator-output.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..41fea185
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-e-missing-simulator-output.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## cluster-e-missing-simulator-output
+- issue: none — direct fix for Cluster E failures in `PyAutoBuild/test_results/runs/2026-04-29T14-48-47Z/triage.md`
+- completed: 2026-05-03
+- workspace-pr:
+  - PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace#119
+  - PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace#56
+- notes: 5 failures all caused by missing `dataset/*/data.fits` files at script-run time, but two distinct root causes — not one as the triage suggested. Root cause 1 (1 file, 2 failing scripts): `point_source/features/deblending/simulator.py` hardcoded 4 lensed image positions but `PyAutoLens/autolens/point/solver/point_solver.py:90` short-circuits `PointSolver.solve()` to `[(1.0, 0.0), (0.0, 1.0)]` under `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1`. Indexing `positions[2]` raised `IndexError`, no `data.fits` was written, and downstream `deblending/modeling.py` then hit `FileNotFoundError`. Fixed by building `point_image_{i}` kwargs from `len(positions)` so the simulator emits valid output in both smoke (2 images) and production (4 images) modes. Root cause 2 (4 files, 3 autolens guides + 1 autogalaxy guide): the build's `run_python.py` iterates `scripts/<dir>/` alphabetically, so `scripts/guides/` runs before `scripts/imaging/` where `dataset/imaging/simple/data.fits` is created. The 3 autolens guides (`data_structures.py`, `modeling/bug_fix.py`, `modeling/chaining.py`) had no auto-simulate snippet at all; the autogalaxy `guides/plot/start_here.py` had a snippet but pointed at `scripts/guides/plot/simulator.py` which writes `sersic_x2/`, not `simple/`. Added/fixed the canonical "if not dataset_path.exists(): subprocess.run([sys.executable, scripts/imaging/simulator.py])" pattern. The bug_fix.py snippet uses `os.path.exists` (not `Path.exists`) to match the script's existing `path.join` style. Verified end-to-end with `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1 PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1 PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` from a wiped dataset state: all 6 scripts (5 originally failing + the upstream simulator) exit 0; smoke 7/7 autolens, 6/6 autogalaxy. Pure workspace change, no library touched. Cluster E counted 5/48 release-prep failures.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-api-drift.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-api-drift.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..40d7a8aa
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-api-drift.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## cluster-f-api-drift
+- issue: N/A (triage cluster F sweep, run 2026-04-29T14-48-47Z)
+- completed: 2026-05-02
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/491
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/50, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/54, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/117
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: 9 Cluster F triage failures resolved in 8 file changes across 4 PRs. Item 4 (double_einstein_ring `FitException`) root-caused to a swallowed `IndexError` at `PyAutoLens/autolens/analysis/result.py:445` — `plane_indexes_with_pixelizations[plane_index]` should be `.index(plane_index)`. The library bug was latent: it only triggered when not every plane had a pixelization. Items 1, 8 added back functionality removed by PyAutoArray plotter-class deletion (`b491a119`) and missing simulator outputs. Items 7, 9 fixed wrong/missing auto-sim blocks in consumer scripts — the auto-sim pattern is more reliable than ad-hoc dataset preparation. Items 2, 3, 5 were one-line script bugs: duplicate `source` kwarg, prior bound under zero-luminosity test mode, and an autoarray wrapper escaping a `@jax.jit` boundary.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-jax-baseline-oom.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-jax-baseline-oom.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f3647960
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-jax-baseline-oom.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cluster-f-jax-baseline-oom
+- issue: (CI-triage cluster F, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/108
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Cluster F was a 3-script triage report (rectangular_dspl + datacube/delaunay + interferometer/delaunay). Verified on current main first: rectangular_dspl and datacube/delaunay both already pass — the triage had aged out for them (likely a transient library state when the report was generated). Interferometer/delaunay still SIGKILLed, but at a different point than the triage suggested: it dies during JIT compilation of Path B (TransformerNUFFT cross-check, added 2026-05-10 in d89db3e) — peaks ~23 GB virtual / ~15 GB RSS, killing python on this 15 GB-RAM laptop. Confirmed via dmesg kernel logs; OOM reproduces on both GPU and CPU, so not a 6 GB GPU artifact. Fix: restrict Path B's vmap to `parameters[:1]` (1 sample instead of batch_size=3), cuts JIT memory ~3×. One sample is sufficient to validate NUFFT vs DFT agree, matching the pattern already used in datacube/delaunay's NUFFT cube cross-check (which is why datacube didn't OOM). Path A and the primary TransformerDFT vmap retain batch_size=3 — they were already passing. Lesson: verify triage clusters on current main before mass-fixing; transient library state can age out failures faster than the report cycle.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-sensitivity-job-dataset.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-sensitivity-job-dataset.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..956139e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-f-sensitivity-job-dataset.md
@@ -0,0 +1,52 @@
+## cluster-f-sensitivity-job-dataset
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1259
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: |
+    Surfaced in a release-prep triage report as Cluster F: a single
+    failing script (autofit_workspace_test/scripts/database/scrape/
+    sensitivity.py) raising AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no
+    attribute 'data' at line 241 (Analysis.__init__ unpacking
+    dataset.data). The user proposed two hypotheses: simulate_function
+    returning None under test mode (workspace bug), or job dataset
+    wiring broken by a recent PyAutoFit refactor (library bug). Both
+    were wrong — the actual cause is a partial library optimization.
+    PyAutoFit commit 41095a0 ("skip simulation if job is complete",
+    Oct 2024) added `if self.is_complete: dataset = None` in
+    Job.perform() but didn't also skip the downstream
+    base_fit_cls / perturb_fit_cls calls, so they receive None.
+
+    The library's own test_perform_twice masked the contract issue
+    because the test conftest's Analysis.__init__(dataset) just
+    stashes dataset without unpacking — real workspace Analysis code
+    (autofit_workspace/scripts/features/sensitivity_mapping.py:246
+    and the failing test-workspace script) eagerly unpacks
+    dataset.data and dataset.noise_map. Fix per
+    feedback_no_silent_guards.md: stop the producer of None, not
+    add a consumer-side tolerance. Collapsed the if/else to always
+    call simulate_cls. Re-runs still skip the expensive non-linear
+    search via Search.fit's load-from-zip path
+    (paths.restore() + paths.is_complete in abstract_search.py).
+    Only the typically-cheap simulator cost is no longer optimized
+    away.
+
+    Verification: bug reproduced exactly on clean main (matched
+    user's stack trace), fix applied, clean two-run cycle passes
+    (first run completes, second hits is_complete=True via zip
+    presence, restore() unzips, load path returns).
+    Full PyAutoFit suite 1241/0/1 (skipped pre-existing). All 9
+    autofit_workspace_test smoke scripts pass.
+
+    Known limitation flagged in PR body but out of scope: if a
+    previous run was killed mid-fit (e.g. [perturb].zip present but
+    [base].zip missing), re-runs hit a different failure on that
+    cell — Search.fit.restore() finds nothing to restore for the
+    missing side, paths.is_complete=False, resume kicks in,
+    Fitness.check_log_likelihood raises SearchException because the
+    new (non-deterministic) simulator FoM doesn't match the
+    persisted partial-fit FoM. Separate bug, separate fix.
+
+    Verify-triage-clusters habit paid off again: the user's two
+    hypotheses framed the search but were both wrong; the third
+    answer (deliberate library design + workspace pattern conflict)
+    was reachable only by tracing Job.perform() history.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-g-interferometer-pixelization-plot.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-g-interferometer-pixelization-plot.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..347fa994
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-g-interferometer-pixelization-plot.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## cluster-g-interferometer-pixelization-plot
+- issue: none — direct fix for Cluster G + one Cluster H entry in `PyAutoBuild/test_results/runs/2026-04-29T14-48-47Z/triage.md`
+- completed: 2026-05-03
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/297
+- notes: 3 release-prep failures (autogalaxy `interferometer/features/pixelization/fit.py`, autolens equivalent, `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/visualization.py`) all crashed at `PyAutoArray/autoarray/plot/array.py:199 — h, w = array.shape[:2]` with `ValueError: not enough values to unpack`. Root cause: `subplot_of_mapper` and `subplot_mappings` panel 0 fed `inversion.data_subtracted_dict[mapper]` straight into `plot_array`. For interferometer fits that dict entry is `Visibilities` (1D complex), not `Array2D`. Panels 1-3 already detected `Visibilities` and substituted a 2D image-plane equivalent (`mapped_reconstructed_data_dict`) — panel 0 had no equivalent guard. Fix: when the entry is `Visibilities`, transform to a 2D dirty image via `inversion.transformer.image_from(visibilities=...)` (same call `FitInterferometer.dirty_residual_map` uses at `fit_interferometer.py:203`). Imaging path byte-identical. Also confirmed Cluster H's `autolens_workspace_test/interferometer/visualization.py` failure was the same root cause (visualizer routes through `subplot_of_mapper`). One file, two near-identical edits in `inversion_plots.py`; no workspace changes needed. Verified: 3 originally-failing scripts now exit 0; `autolens_workspace/imaging/features/pixelization/fit.py` (sanity) still exit 0; `pytest test_autoarray/inversion/` 162 passed; full smoke 36 pass / 0 fail (the 6 euclid failures are a pre-existing workspace-version-pin mismatch, fire before any PyAutoArray code runs).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-h-hpc-pathlib-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-h-hpc-pathlib-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ca4c1ad1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-h-hpc-pathlib-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+## cluster-h-hpc-pathlib-fix
+- issue: N/A (Cluster H from triage report 2026-05-07T15-42-17Z)
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/62, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/136
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Two classes of leftover typos from the `os.path` → `pathlib` blanket
+    refactor PRs (autogalaxy #59, autolens #128) in the HPC tutorial
+    scripts. The triage report only flagged the autogalaxy `path.sep`
+    crash at line 64 — running the script after that one-line fix
+    surfaced a second bug at line 207 (`dataset_Path()` corrupted from
+    `dataset_path` by the same case-insensitive `path → Path`
+    substitution). Expanded scope to fix both classes in the same PR
+    after exhaustive grep confirmed only 4 case-corrupted identifiers
+    across the two files (`Path.cwd()` and prose-text "Path" in section
+    headers were unaffected). Final tally: autogalaxy 6 sites (3 ×
+    `Path(path.sep)` + 3 × `dataset_Path()`), autolens 4 sites (3 + 1).
+    autolens twin file (`example_cpu.py`, different name from autogalaxy's
+    `example_cpu_and_gpu.py`) does not show in the failure list because
+    it is pre-emptively listed in `no_run.yaml` ("HPC paths dont exist
+    locally."). Verified post-fix that the autolens script no longer
+    raises `NameError` and instead reaches the expected pre-existing
+    `ConfigException` at line 110 — exactly the failure mode the
+    `no_run.yaml` skip documents — so the skip stays.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-likelihood-function.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-likelihood-function.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2d52df7e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-likelihood-function.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cluster-likelihood-function
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/190
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/191
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Added `scripts/cluster/likelihood_function.py` (~780 lines) — step-by-step walkthrough of the cluster point-source log-likelihood for the standard cluster model (lenses at z=0.5, sources at z=1.0 and z=2.0). Source-plane chi² (`FitPositionsSource`) section explains multi-plane recursive lens equation + cosmological scaling factors + magnification weighting; image-plane chi² (`FitPositionsImagePair`) section explains the PointSolver forward-solve + Hungarian-algorithm pairing + the three pairing schemes (Pair / PairAll / PairRepeat) + the too-many / too-few image pathology. Both flavours validated to match the library log likelihoods exactly. Granularity locked via AskUserQuestion upfront per the prompt's "I will refine with you" instruction — black-box API calls but with full physical/mathematical explanation; TODO comment placed for a future dedicated triangle-solver guide. API surprises encountered: (a) `tracer.deflections_between_planes_from(plane_j=intermediate)` gives wrong source-plane positions for non-final source planes; library uses `traced_grid_2d_list_from(grid)[plane_index]` instead, switched to that. (b) Magnification per source uses `ag.LensCalc.from_tracer(tracer, use_multi_plane=True, plane_j=...)`, not a method directly on `Tracer`. (c) `solver.solve(...)` needs explicit `plane_redshift=dataset.redshift` for multi-plane sources or it assumes the last plane. (d) Library pairing is Hungarian (linear sum assignment via scipy), not greedy. The truth-model chi² is ~8e7 not zero — confirmed the precision-floor finding documented in cluster-test-workspace #105's likelihood_sanity.py.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-modeling-v2.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-modeling-v2.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b5561d4c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-modeling-v2.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cluster-modeling-v2
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/174
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/175
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Re-do of the failed cluster-csv-redshifts retroactive log from 2026-05-06 (the verifier had seen `al.list_from_csv` at modeling.py:143 but missed it was inside a docstring example). Full rewrite of scripts/cluster/modeling.py to pair to the multi-plane simulator: load via `al.list_from_csv` so per-source `dataset.redshift` is the real code path; load `main_lens_centres.json` + `host_halo_centre.json` (drops defunct `extra_galaxies_*` JSONs); compose 2 `dPIEMassSph` mains (centres fixed, ra/rs/b0 free), 1 `NFWMCRLudlowSph` host halo galaxy (free mass_at_200, redshift_source anchored to max source z), 2 `Point` source galaxies whose redshifts come from `dataset.redshift`; switch `search.fit` to the factor-graph pattern (returns `result_list`, fixes the latent `result_list[0]` reference). Auto-sim guard tightened from `dataset_path.exists()` to `(dataset_path / "data.fits").exists()` — the dataset dir already held viz-prototype PNGs from autolens_workspace_test#75, which made the old guard silently skip simulator regeneration. Latent `aplt.subplot_tracer(grid=result.grids.lp)` bug fixed (AnalysisPoint's PointDataset has no `.grids`). Removed `cluster/modeling` from `config/build/no_run.yaml` (kept `cluster/start_here` parked — separate follow-up). Smoke 7/7 green. Out of scope (each its own future prompt): broader lens/source CSV API mirroring `al.galaxy_table_from_csv`; `start_here.py` rewrite; scaling-relation cluster members + simulator extension; library-side `aplt` plotter promotion from the viz prototype.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-point-tuple-prior.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-point-tuple-prior.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..feaf00f7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-point-tuple-prior.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cluster-point-tuple-prior
+- issue: (CI-triage cluster, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/429
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: Triaged from a CI bug cluster — `cluster/start_here.py` and `cluster/modeling.py` crashed with `TypeError: Point.__init__() got an unexpected keyword argument 'centre_0'`. Root cause was upstream of `Point`: `galaxy_af_models_from_csv_tables` built each `af.Model` via `af.Model(cls, **params)`, and PyAutoFit's `PriorModel.__init__` (`prior_model.py:144-156`) only takes the TuplePrior auto-create branch for tuple values that arrive via *defaults*, not *kwargs* — so a tuple-valued `centre` in `kwargs` was stored as a raw tuple attribute on the model. Subsequent `model.centre_0 = af.GaussianPrior(...)` then hit `PriorModel.__setattr__`'s "look up a TuplePrior named `centre` and delegate" branch (lines 386-395), failed the lookup, and fell through to `super().__setattr__`, creating ghost direct `centre_0`/`centre_1` attributes alongside the raw `centre` tuple. At sample time `_instance_for_arguments` packed all three into one `cls(**kwargs)` call → TypeError. Fix: construct `af.Model(cls)` first so the TuplePrior auto-create branch fires, then `setattr(model, f"{name}_{i}", component)` for each tuple param. Scalar params unchanged. Hidden risk worth flagging: both crashing scripts are in `PyAutoBuild/.../no_run.yaml:32-33`, so the release-build sweep skips them — that's almost certainly why this regression survived the cluster-CSV API rollout. Same foot-gun would have hit any other CSV-built profile with tuple params (e.g. `mass.centre_0 = prior`); the producer-side fix closes the whole class. Regression test in `test_galaxy_model_csv.py` exercises the failing pattern end-to-end (CSV → af.Model → centre_0/1 GaussianPrior → instance_from_unit_vector). Full PyAutoGalaxy suite green (922/922). Manually re-ran both cluster scripts under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 from the worktree — both complete cleanly.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-scaling-members.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-scaling-members.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9825abe3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-scaling-members.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## cluster-scaling-members
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/184
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/185
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Made the scaling-relation tier the cluster default. `scripts/cluster/simulator.py` now produces 10 lower-mass members on the truth relation `b0 = 0.3 * L^1.0` (luminosities log-spaced 0.05–0.40, `ra=0.1"`/`rs=10.0"` fixed across the tier), writing `scaling_galaxies.csv` via `al.galaxy_table_to_csv`. `modeling.py` consumes that CSV via `al.galaxy_table_from_csv`, composes a scaling tier whose per-member `b0` is a derived prior of shared `scaling_factor` (`UniformPrior(0, 1)`) and `scaling_exponent` (`UniformPrior(0, 2)`), and grows free-parameter count from 11 → 13 regardless of the population size. Pivotal scope decision: `start_here.py` was bundled into this PR via a full rewrite. The prior file was a stale group-scale extended-imaging copy referencing `extra_galaxies_centres.json` (file the simulator never writes) and `pixel_scales=0.05` (mismatch) — parked in `no_run.yaml`. Rewrote to mirror `modeling.py` (point-source, 13-param model) and unparked it; this subsumes the previously-Deferred "cluster/start_here.py rewrite" item in z_features. Mass-profile choice: `dPIEMassSph` for scaling members (matches main-tier cluster context) rather than the group example's `IsothermalSph`. JAX registration unchanged — scaling members reuse the `Galaxy / SersicSph / dPIEMassSph` classes already registered via `_lens_models`, so no new entries in `_registration_model`. Auto-sim guard tightened in both modeling.py and start_here.py to also check for `scaling_galaxies.csv`, so stale pre-change datasets get regenerated. Local simulator run on CPU confirmed both sources still produce 3 multiple images each at sensible positions. Smoke 6/7 — the 1 failure (`interferometer/modeling.py: nufftax not installed`) reproduces on canonical main and is unrelated. PR merged cleanly. Future work queued in `z_features/cluster_lensing.md`: cluster/3_test_workspace, /4_likelihood_function, /5_profiling — to be issued one at a time per [[feedback_no_bulk_issue_queues]].
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-test-workspace.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-test-workspace.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ccbe215d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-test-workspace.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## cluster-test-workspace
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/104
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/105
+- follow-up-issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/106 (items 5-8 + precision-floor investigation)
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Shipped items 1-4 of the 8-deliverable plan. Built `scripts/cluster/csv_api.py` (truth model writer — 2 main + 1 extra + 1 host halo + 10 scaling + 2 sources), `scripts/cluster/simulator.py` (loads family CSVs, JAX-jitted PointSolver, emits `data.fits` + `point_datasets.csv` + `tracer.json`), moved `scripts/imaging/visualization_cluster.py` → `scripts/cluster/visualization.py` (retargeted to `dataset/cluster/test/`, centres now read from `mass.csv` since `*_centres.json` files were dropped in PR #189), and `scripts/cluster/likelihood_sanity.py` (perturbs each numeric dPIE/NFW mass param by ε ∈ {±0.001, ±0.01, ±0.05, ±0.1, ±0.2}; runs source-plane chi² via `FitPositionsSource`). Headline finding from the sanity diagnostic: cluster source-plane chi² is dominated by the PointSolver precision floor amplified by image-plane magnification (~100x at multi-image positions, ÷ σ_pos=0.005" → ~8e7 baseline), making perturbations below ~10% unreliable for sensitivity. Shipped as a soft-warn diagnostic with the finding documented in the script header; full investigation queued for #106. `FitPositionsImagePair` is gated behind `RUN_IMAGE_PLANE=False` in the sanity script — each forward-solve is too expensive for the perturbation sweep (timed out at 1500s when enabled). Smoke 11/11. Items 5-8 (likelihood_redshift_sensitivity / likelihood_imaging / paired viz / JAX cluster likelihood functions) deferred to #106 per `feedback_no_bulk_issue_queues`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-visualization-profiling.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-visualization-profiling.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..27a8b943
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-visualization-profiling.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## cluster-visualization-profiling
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: |
+    Retroactively logged via 2026-05-06 hygiene scan. Original prompt
+    `autolens_workspace_developer/visualization_profiling_cluster.md` asked for
+    a profiling script targeting `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py`
+    visualization (the ~92s `SimulatorImaging.via_tracer_from` phase identified
+    in the prompt). Verified done: `autolens_workspace_developer/visualization_profiling/imaging/cluster.py`
+    exists with Timer instrumentation matching the sibling profiling scripts.
+    Original issue/PR not tracked.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/cluster-viz-prototype.md b/complete/2026/05/cluster-viz-prototype.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b9159336
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cluster-viz-prototype.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## cluster-viz-prototype
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/74
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/75
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/contents-block-bullets.md b/complete/2026/05/contents-block-bullets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1462c004
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/contents-block-bullets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,49 @@
+## contents-block-bullets
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/138
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/139 (lead, 199 scripts)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/64 (98 scripts)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/9 (37 scripts)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/6 (21 scripts)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/54 (1 script)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/83 (1 script)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/36 (1 script)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/25 (1 script)
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autofit_workspace, HowToLens, HowToGalaxy, autolens_workspace_test, autogalaxy_workspace_test, autofit_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    359 workspace tutorial scripts had their `__Contents__` blocks
+    converted from plain `**Section:**` lines into Markdown list bullets
+    (`- **Section:**`). Without bullet markers GitHub and JupyterLab
+    collapsed the index into a single paragraph in the generated .ipynb's
+    first markdown cell — the fix is text-only inside top-level module
+    docstrings.
+
+    HowToFit had nothing to ship — its 14 __Contents__ files were
+    already bulleted (someone fixed them earlier, possibly the same
+    person who shipped the ic50_workspace exemplar at 4cde480).
+
+    Three rewrite-tool bugs were caught during dry-run before any PR
+    opened — worth knowing for the next docstring-mass-rewrite tool:
+    1. CRLF normalization (Python's read_text/write_text silently
+       strip CRLF, would have produced 10K-line bogus diffs in the
+       autofit_workspace files that use CRLF). Use read_bytes /
+       write_bytes and detect/preserve the original eol byte-for-byte.
+    2. Docstring-close `"""` mis-indented as a bullet continuation
+       line. Terminate the contents-block scan at any line starting
+       with `"""` or `'''`.
+    3. Prose intro between `__Contents__` and the first bullet
+       mis-indented as a continuation. Skip prose-intro lines until
+       the first `**` or `- **` is found, then process from there.
+
+    Visual confirmation via ipynb-py-convert on
+    autolens_workspace/scripts/point_source/simulator.py: first
+    markdown cell renders as a proper bulleted list.
+
+    Notebooks were deliberately NOT regenerated in this PR set — the
+    next /pre_build will pick them up cleanly.
+
+    Out of scope (per the original prompt): same paragraph-collapse
+    risk may bite `__Model__` blocks, `Steps`/`Notes`/`Outputs` blocks
+    in workspace simulators. Not addressed without a concrete broken
+    example.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/convergence-func-xp.md b/complete/2026/05/convergence-func-xp.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8b12209b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/convergence-func-xp.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## convergence-func-xp
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/456
+- completed: 2026-05-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/457
+- notes: Added xp=np to convergence_func in 5 locations (MassProfile base, ExternalShear, ExternalPotential, MassSheet, SersicGradient). Unblocks MGE potential for PowerLawBroken, dPIE, SersicGradient.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/critical-curves-linewidth.md b/complete/2026/05/critical-curves-linewidth.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..afbec2cc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/critical-curves-linewidth.md
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+## critical-curves-linewidth
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/319
+- merge-commit: 41465a35
+- summary: |
+    User-reported visual tweak — critical curves and caustics overlays
+    were too thick to inspect underlying lens-model results. Reduced the
+    hardcoded matplotlib linewidth from 2 to 1 in three PyAutoArray plot
+    sites (autoarray/plot/{array.py,inversion.py,grid.py}) that draw the
+    generic `lines=` overlay. The `lines=` parameter is currently consumed
+    exclusively by critical curves and caustics across PyAutoGalaxy and
+    PyAutoLens, so the change targets exactly the reported overlays with
+    no incidental side-effects. No public API touched; no config files
+    involved — only the legacy z_projects/subhalo mat_wrap_2d.yaml
+    contained these keys and it is not loaded by the active plot code
+    path. Ran in parallel with knn-barycentric on PyAutoArray (distinct
+    branches, disjoint file sets) without conflict. 780/780 PyAutoArray
+    unit tests passed; user opted to merge without smoke tests given the
+    surgical 3-line scope.
diff --git a/active/cse_jax_port.md b/complete/2026/05/cse-jax-port.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/cse_jax_port.md
rename to complete/2026/05/cse-jax-port.md
index d3361461..f45da2c2 100644
--- a/active/cse_jax_port.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/cse-jax-port.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## cse-jax-port
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/446
+- completed: 2026-05-26
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/447
+- notes: Phase 2 of mass profiles refactor epic (PyAutoGalaxy#445). Threaded xp=np through all MassProfileCSE forward-path methods and replaced np.sqrt/np.vstack with xp equivalents. NFW callers now thread xp=xp. Decomposition solver stays NumPy-only (one-time setup, not JIT-traced). 406 unit tests pass. Next phase: MGE/CSE fallback mechanism (autogalaxy/mge_cse_fallback.md).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Port the CSE (Cored Steep Ellipsoid) module in PyAutoGalaxy to support JAX.
 
 ## Goal
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/datacube-3d-fits-relocate.md b/complete/2026/05/datacube-3d-fits-relocate.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e779587f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/datacube-3d-fits-relocate.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## datacube-3d-fits-relocate
+- issue: none — direct followup to autolens_workspace#120
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/140 (3D-FITS layout + data_preparation.py + relocated likelihood_function.py)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/51 (deletes the relocated likelihood walkthrough and prototype simulator)
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Hannah's ALMA visibilities arrive from CASA as a single 4D FITS (n_pol, n_chan, n_vis, 2). The original Phase 1 datacube tutorials only supported per-channel folders, which would have forced her to split her cube before loading. Updated simulator.py to additionally write `{visibilities,noise_map,uv_wavelengths}_cube.fits` at the cube root (each shape `(n_chan, n_vis, 2)`). New data_preparation.py walks through polarisation collapse (average vs concatenate) and ships a self-contained `dataset_list_from_3d_fits()` loader function — verified to match the per-channel-folder loader to rtol=1e-12. Also relocated the JAX likelihood walkthrough from the (private) autolens_workspace_developer to the (public) autolens_workspace so external collaborators can actually read it. Per-channel-folder layout kept for backward compatibility; both layouts coexist.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/datacube-centre-and-4d.md b/complete/2026/05/datacube-centre-and-4d.md
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+## datacube-centre-and-4d
+- issue: none — direct followup to autolens_workspace#120
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/148
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Two polish items on top of the datacube tutorials. (1) Source centre now shifts linearly along y across channels (CENTRE_SHIFT_TOTAL = 0.12" end-to-end) to mimic a kinematic gradient; centres land at (0.04, 0.1), (0.08, 0.1), (0.12, 0.1), (0.16, 0.1) for the 4-channel reference cube. (2) Simulator now writes a third on-disk layout: a 4D CASA-like cube `{visibilities,noise_map,uv_wavelengths}_4d_cube.fits` of shape `(n_pol, n_chan, n_vis, 2)` matching what CASA gives users straight out of reduction. Polarisations are identical in the synthetic simulator (documented as pedagogical simplification). data_preparation.py now loads the simulator's actual 4D output rather than synthetic random arrays. README documents all three layouts (CASA-like 4D / 3D cube / per-channel folders).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/datacube-hannah-preset.md b/complete/2026/05/datacube-hannah-preset.md
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+## datacube-hannah-preset
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/311
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/63
+- summary: |
+    Added "hannah" instrument preset to the jax_profiling datacube + interferometer
+    delaunay profilers, pinning Hannah Stacey's real ALMA settings (n_channels=34,
+    n_visibilities=16984, pixel_scale=0.125", shape_native=(40, 40), mask_radius=2.3").
+    Library side (PyAutoArray): extended `Interferometer.from_fits` to accept
+    `raise_error_dft_visibilities_limit` (3-line change + regression test).
+    Workspace side: promoted mask_radius into INSTRUMENTS dict; gated full-pipeline
+    cube JIT (Part C) behind CUBE_FULL_JIT=1 (lower+compile alone is ~70s at
+    n_channels=34); per-channel regression literal pinned at -204838.07924622478;
+    cube step-by-step total at Hannah's scale is 205.92s/eval (shared-Lᵀ W̃ L
+    savings est. ~34.8s once Aris's deferred optimisation lands).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/datacube-likelihood-walkthrough.md b/complete/2026/05/datacube-likelihood-walkthrough.md
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+## datacube-likelihood-walkthrough
+- issue: none — direct followup to autolens_workspace#120
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/149
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Rewrite datacube/likelihood_function.py from a JIT-correctness test (PART A Setup → PART B Eager NumPy → PART C JIT → PART D Correctness) into a pedagogical pixelization-likelihood walkthrough in the style of imaging/features/multi_gaussian_expansion/likelihood_function.py — cross-reference shared sections back to interferometer/features/pixelization/likelihood_function.py and give full prose treatment only to the cube-specific bits (list of Interferometer objects, per-channel inversion construction, per-channel transformed_mapping_matrix from each channel's distinct uv_wavelengths, sparse-operator memory pressure multiplied by N channels, the deferred shared-`Lᵀ W̃ L` optimisation, and the headline `Across All Channels` section that loops the per-channel calculation and sums to produce the cube log-evidence). Cross-check against summed FitInterferometer.log_evidence agrees at ~5e-4 (matching the residual the pixelization reference exhibits — comes from source-code fast paths the manual walkthrough deliberately doesn't reproduce). The dropped JAX-JIT correctness assertion moves to the planned autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/datacube/ folder (follow-up).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/datacube-positions-delaunay.md b/complete/2026/05/datacube-positions-delaunay.md
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+## datacube-positions-delaunay
+- issue: none — direct followup to autolens_workspace#120
+- completed: 2026-05-05
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/123 (delaunay.py + RectangularAdaptDensity + positions + PositionsLH)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/48 (mesh swap in likelihood_function.py)
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Three datacube follow-ups on top of PR #122. (1) Mesh swap RectangularUniform → RectangularAdaptDensity (modeling, start_here, dev likelihood walkthrough). (2) New delaunay.py sibling using `Overlay` image-mesh, `append_with_circle_edge_points` edge zeroing, `ConstantSplit` regularization, with `AdaptImages` paired with the source galaxy. (3) `PointSolver` positions block in simulator.py writes `positions.json`; all four modeling scripts load it and pass `PositionsLH(threshold=0.3)` to every per-channel `AnalysisInterferometer`. PositionsLH is essentially required for pixelized fits — without it the search routinely converges on demagnified-source local maxima.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/datacube-sparse-operator.md b/complete/2026/05/datacube-sparse-operator.md
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+## datacube-sparse-operator
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- status: partially-shipped (guard only, math fix deferred)
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/315
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/314
+- follow-up: PyAutoPrompt/planned.md ##fix-interferometer-sparse-operator-irregular-meshes
+- summary: |
+    Attempted to wire `dataset.apply_sparse_operator(use_jax=True)` into the
+    just-shipped hannah profilers; the path explodes at Cholesky with
+    "Matrix is not positive definite". Diagnosed: the interferometer
+    sparse-operator curvature math
+    (`InterferometerSparseOperator.curvature_matrix_via_sparse_operator_from`)
+    is wrong by ~34% Frobenius on Delaunay (Pmax=3 barycentric weights) — only
+    validated against Rectangular Pmax=1. Independent of zeroed_pixels,
+    independent of use_jax. CPU and JAX paths match each other to 5.5e-14,
+    both wrong vs the mapping path.
+
+    Shipped: PR #315 added a defensive NotImplementedError guard at
+    `InversionInterferometerSparse.curvature_matrix_diag` for Delaunay-mesh
+    mappers, with a regression test. Future users get a clear early failure
+    pointing at issue #314 instead of confusing downstream LinAlgError.
+
+    Deferred (to planned.md): the actual math rewrite of the interferometer
+    sparse-operator curvature path to handle Pmax > 1 correctly, plus audit
+    of the existing ~0.4 % rectangular_sparse discrepancy that may share the
+    same root cause. Filed for an inversion-math maintainer to pick up.
+
+    Workspace impact: none. The previously-shipped Delaunay profilers
+    (datacube-hannah-preset) stay on plain DFT path and continue to work.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/delaunay-jax-profiling.md b/complete/2026/05/delaunay-jax-profiling.md
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+## delaunay-jax-profiling
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: |
+    Retroactively logged via 2026-05-06 hygiene scan. Original prompt
+    `autolens_workspace_developer/imaging_delaunay_jax_profiling.md` asked for
+    `jax_profiling/imaging/delaunay.py` to be aligned with the current pytree /
+    register_model approach used by `mge.py` and `pixelization.py`. Verified
+    done: `jax_profiling/jit/imaging/delaunay.py` now mirrors the sibling
+    Timer + register_model + xp pattern. Original issue/PR not tracked.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/disable-model-graph.md b/complete/2026/05/disable-model-graph.md
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+## disable-model-graph
+- issue: none — ad-hoc cleanup
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1264
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/56
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/69
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/150
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/95
+- followup-issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/151 (pre-existing smoke (3.13) CI failures — nufftax import + setup_notebook tempdir lookup; surfaced while merging this task's workspace PRs)
+- notes: Gated `model.graph` output in fit folders behind a new `output.model_graph` config key (default `false`). Library change in PyAutoFit: replaced the `try/except AttributeError` block in `_save_model_info` with `if should_output("model_graph") and hasattr(model, "graph_info"):` — fixes the bug where an empty `model.graph` was created for every non-graphical fit because the file was opened before `model.graph_info` raised. Workspace change: added `model_graph: false` to each workspace's `config/output.yaml` so the workspace's `default: true` doesn't fall through. Metadata file left alone — investigation showed it's the sentinel `Aggregator.from_directory()` uses to detect search output directories and `SearchOutput` parses its key=value lines into attributes. 1242/1242 library tests pass; 30/30 local smoke tests pass across all 4 workspaces. CI smoke (3.13) on autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace failed with pre-existing infrastructure errors (verified same failures on `main` predating this PR), tracked in workspace issue #151.
diff --git a/active/docs_mass_rst_sync.md b/complete/2026/05/docs-mass-rst-sync.md
similarity index 61%
rename from active/docs_mass_rst_sync.md
rename to complete/2026/05/docs-mass-rst-sync.md
index c5d3a35f..0572f5de 100644
--- a/active/docs_mass_rst_sync.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/docs-mass-rst-sync.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## docs-mass-rst-sync
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/519
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/520
+- repos: PyAutoLens
+- notes: Pure rST docs sync — brought PyAutoLens/docs/api/mass.rst into line with the al.mp.* / al.lmp.* / al.lmp_linear.* namespaces it documents. Added missing entries to Total (dPIE family), Mass Sheets (ExternalPotential), Stellar (GaussianGradient, SersicCore*), Dark (cNFW family, virial-mass variants). Moved PointMass out of Total into a new Point Mass section that also lists SMBH / SMBHBinary. Added two new sections at the bottom: Stellar Light+Mass [ag.lmp] and Linear Light+Mass [ag.lmp_linear]. No Python code touched. Surfaced as follow-up while writing the autolens_workspace mass / light+mass guides (#178 / #180).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Sync `PyAutoLens/docs/api/mass.rst` to cover every exported `al.mp.*`
 class and add documentation sections for `al.lmp.*` and
 `al.lmp_linear.*`. Surfaced as a follow-up while writing the
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/drawer-jax-fom-coerce.md b/complete/2026/05/drawer-jax-fom-coerce.md
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+## drawer-jax-fom-coerce
+- issue: (chat-reported, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1283
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: User reported `TypeError: Object of type ArrayImpl is not JSON serializable` from `af.Drawer` + `use_jax=True` (autogalaxy_workspace ellipse.py-style code). Root cause: `AbstractInitializer.figure_of_metric` returned the raw fitness output, which under JAX-backed Fitness is a 0-d `jax.Array`. Drawer is uniquely affected because it stuffs the full `search_internal` dict (with raw `log_posterior_list`) into `samples_info` — other searches build scalar-metadata-only `samples_info`. Existing `Fitness.call_wrap` float() coercion (fitness.py:243) only fires with `use_jax_jit=True`, and Drawer constructs Fitness with the default `use_jax_jit=False`, so it never covered this codepath. Fix: one-line `return float(figure_of_merit)` at the producer in initializer.py; function annotation was already `Optional[float]`. Regression test uses numpy 0-d fitness (library unit tests stay numpy-only per project rule) and asserts both `type(fom) is float` and `json.dumps` round-trip. No API surface affected, zero workspace script references to the private symbol. Full PyAutoFit suite green (1259 passed / 1 skipped).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ellipse-fit-masked-loop-tests.md b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-fit-masked-loop-tests.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-fit-masked-loop-tests.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## ellipse-fit-masked-loop-tests
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/394
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/395
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ellipse-jax-likelihood-tests.md b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-jax-likelihood-tests.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-jax-likelihood-tests.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## ellipse-jax-likelihood-tests
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/41
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/42
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ellipse-modeling-viz-jit.md b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-modeling-viz-jit.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-modeling-viz-jit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ellipse-modeling-viz-jit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/59
+- completed: 2026-05-22
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/60
+- notes: Phase D.2.b.ii — authors the two missing ellipse-side JAX visualization scripts in autogalaxy_workspace_test. scripts/ellipse/visualization_jax.py (single-shot, no Nautilus) + scripts/ellipse/modeling_visualization_jit.py (Part 1 caching probe + Sanity + Part 2 live Nautilus). No library change required — AnalysisEllipse.__init__ already forwards **kwargs to super().__init__(), so use_jax_for_visualization=True flows through to PyAutoFit's fit_for_visualization dispatch without an AnalysisEllipse signature change. Sanity block is figure_of_merit-only — FitEllipseSummed doesn't expose a top-level model_data (per-ellipse on component FitEllipses); FoM-finite assertion is sufficient. One gotcha I hit and fixed: borrowed `conf.instance.push(output_path=images/)` from the non-JAX ellipse/visualization.py initially, which redirected Nautilus output to images/ instead of default output/, breaking the fit_ellipse.png assertion path. Dropped the push to match the imaging variant. Local validation: visualization_jax FoM = -87.05; modeling_visualization_jit speedup 33.9x, FoM = -25.36, 1 fit_ellipse.png produced. CI smoke 33/33 clean (no pre-existing imaging/visualization.py flake this run). Phase D.2.b done; weak lensing (D.2.b.iii) parked indefinitely — no AnalysisWeak class in autolens/weak/ to exercise. After this lands, z_features/fast_visualization.md is ready to archive.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ellipse-visualization-test.md b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-visualization-test.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## ellipse-visualization-test
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/39
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/40
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ellipse-xp.md b/complete/2026/05/ellipse-xp.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## ellipse-xp
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/407
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/408
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ep-profiling-breakdown.md b/complete/2026/05/ep-profiling-breakdown.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/ep-profiling-breakdown.md
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+## ep-profiling-breakdown
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/issues/6
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/pull/7
+- notes: Added `scripts/profile_ep_sim.py` to `z_projects/ic50_workspace`, an instrumented EP run that monkey-patches `HillAnalysis` / `GlobalLinearAnalysis` / `FixedHillCoefEPFactor` / `DynestyStatic.fit` to split wall time into Hill-LL evals (per dataset), global-LL evals, set_model_approx, Dynesty-wrapper overhead (search.fit minus LL evals), and EP-loop orchestration (optimise minus search.fit minus set_model_approx). Production scripts untouched. Writes `scripts/results/ep_sim_profile.{md,json}` with a scaling projection to 100/1000/10000 datasets. Headline: **~86% of `factor_graph.optimise` time is Dynesty wrapper overhead** (sampler init, paths, per-fit plot attempts, internal-folder cleanup) — only ~10% of `search.fit(...)` wall time is actual likelihood evaluation. Per-Dynesty-fit overhead ~5 s/fit dominates at every N. Projection (using observed M≈2 EP iterations under `kl_tol=1.0`): 5→1min, 100→20min, 1000→3h, 10000→1.4 days. Three independent runs validated bucket proportions stable across ~25% run-to-run variance. The profile script clears `output/ep_sim/` at startup to avoid the AutoFit cache-resume short-circuit ([[feedback_autofit_cache_resume_pyauto_test_mode]]). Out of scope: actual optimisation, cProfile pass, N=100 validation measurement. Same z_projects/ caveats as previous ic50 PRs ([[reference_ic50_workspace_nonstandard]]) — no worktree, no pending-release label, ship ran in Opus.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The project @z_projects/ic50_workspace is our IC50  use case which we are now aiming to scale up the EP framework
+to the IC50 use case.
+
+Can you perform a run of ep_sim.py, and perform a timing break down of all the different steps that go into
+the overall EP run time, which would include things like:
+
+1) Time spent doing each IC50 Hill curve fit in a FactorAnalysis using Dynesty, total time and time per EP iteration.
+2) Time spent fitting the global model.
+3) Time spent doing all non fitting boiler plate (e.g. PyAutoFit over heads seting up graph, iterations around the EP loop, and so forth).
+
+Can you attempt to break 3) down into sub categories.
+
+Given the time taken for 5 datasets in this example, present a proejction for how long 100, 1000, 10000 would take.
+
+This will then form the basis of us optimizing and improving all EP functioanlity so it runs fast enough to scale up
+to lsrger samples.
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diff --git a/complete/2026/05/euclid-latent-migration.md b/complete/2026/05/euclid-latent-migration.md
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+## euclid-latent-migration
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/issues/17
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/18
+- notes: Third sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. Migrated the Euclid pipeline to inherit the library latent catalogue from PyAutoGalaxy #441 / PyAutoLens #534 / PyAutoLens #536. Slimmed `util.py` AnalysisImaging from ~200 lines of bespoke latent computation to ~60 lines; net delete ~97 lines across the PR. The four pipeline-only FWHM aperture-flux latents stay Euclid-specific (they need `psf_lowest_resolution` and `psf_lowest_resolution_fwhm` kwargs that don't belong in PyAutoLens). Real bug caught mid-implementation: initial design composed via `super().compute_latent_variables(parameters, model)` but that fails because the library function reads `self.LATENT_KEYS` via MRO — resolves to the subclass `@property` returning library + aperture keys — then dispatches via the library `LATENT_FUNCTIONS` registry which doesn't contain aperture keys. KeyError. Fix: inline the library dispatch (`LATENT_FUNCTIONS[k](**context) for k in latent_keys_enabled()`), skip super(). Side benefit: collapses the redundant double `fit_from` call. Breaking rename in latent.csv columns: `latent.X` → `X_mujy` (autoconf's lowercase-yaml behaviour leaks through; library-level decision from #441). Downstream `workflow/example/csv/magnitudes.py` updated; `magnification_from` computed column dropped (it's a library latent now). Linear-profile hotfix #536 was a sister discovery during planning of this task — euclid's `util.py:378` had the workaround locally; my port for #534 dropped it; lifted into the library before this PR landed so other lens projects with MGE / linear profiles get correct values automatically. Workspace `config/latent.yaml` enables all 5 library latents (overrides library default-false). PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1 end-to-end smoke produced all 9 expected keys in latent_summary.json; cross-workspace smoke 42/0/2 across all six workspaces. Workflow sample CSV `workflow/csv/magnitudes.csv` has stale old-prefix headers but regenerates on next real run — not in this PR's scope.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/euclid-version-bump-2026-5-1-4.md b/complete/2026/05/euclid-version-bump-2026-5-1-4.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/euclid-version-bump-2026-5-1-4.md
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+## euclid-version-bump-2026-5-1-4
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/13
+- repos: euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline
+- notes: |
+    One-time catchup for a missed release. Surfaced as 6 of 6 euclid
+    smoke "failures" during the PR #301 (PyAutoArray) validation run —
+    every euclid script raised WorkspaceVersionMismatchError because
+    config/general.yaml pinned workspace_version=2026.4.13.6 against
+    library 2026.5.1.4, and there was no version.txt. Bumped both files
+    to 2026.5.1.4 to match the convention used by autofit_workspace,
+    autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace, and HowToLens.
+
+    Root cause was a one-time gap, not a structural issue:
+    pre-2026-05-01 this repo lived under Jammy2211/ and PAT_PYAUTOLABS
+    couldn't push, so it was excluded from the release_workspaces matrix
+    in PyAutoBuild's release.yml. PyAutoBuild PR #81 restored the
+    matrix entry on 2026-05-01 14:56 UTC — but ~3 hours after the
+    2026.5.1.4 release dispatched at 11:33 UTC, so the bump didn't
+    auto-land. Future drift will auto-correct via the now-restored
+    matrix entry; this is a single-shot catchup, not the start of a
+    maintenance pattern.
+
+    All 6 smoke scripts pass with the bumped version, no other
+    failures uncovered.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/external-potential-priors-and-jit.md b/complete/2026/05/external-potential-priors-and-jit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2a8df4cf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/external-potential-priors-and-jit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## external-potential-priors-and-jit
+- issue: (none — follow-up to #419 / #422)
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/423
+- workspace-test-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/101
+- notes: Closed two gaps from the external-potential ship the same day: (1) `af.Model(ag.mp.ExternalPotential)` was crashing at runtime because there was no library-default prior YAML — added `autogalaxy/config/priors/mass/sheets/external_potential.yaml` mirroring ExternalShear's gamma priors (Uniform(-0.3, 0.3), Absolute width_modifier 0.05) for all six γ/τ/δ components plus Gaussian(0, 0.1) centre matching Isothermal/MassSheet; (2) no JAX JIT parity test, fixed by adding an ExternalPotential block to `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/profiles_jit.py` parallel to the ExternalShear block (deflections + convergence on Grid2DIrregular and Grid2D.uniform). The new block forced a small extension to `check_profile_method` — added `atol` kwarg (default 0.0, existing callers unaffected) because ExternalPotential's convergence `κ = τ₁·x + τ₂·y` legitimately crosses zero on the τ-null line, where the rtol-only `assert_allclose` blows up on sub-machine-precision (2e-19) reductions; passing `atol=1e-12` puts a sub-physical floor under the comparison. Verified: `af.Model(ag.mp.ExternalPotential).instance_from_prior_medians()` returns an 8-param model (centre + γ/τ/δ); profiles_jit.py prints "All profiles_jit.py checks passed." and 909/909 PyAutoGalaxy tests stay green. grids.yaml entry skipped — grep confirmed no library code reads `radial_minimum` or `"grids"` (the 14 workspace copies are vestigial). Follow-up note posted on closed issue #419 so @Sketos sees the priors landed. Also updated `autolens_workspace_test/CLAUDE.md` and `scripts/CLAUDE.md` to list `mp.ExternalPotential` in the profiles_jit coverage.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/external-potential.md b/complete/2026/05/external-potential.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a306f24c
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/external-potential.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## external-potential
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/419
+- user-facing: true (reporter @Sketos)
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/422
+- notes: User-reported feature request from @Sketos with full prototype code in the issue body. Added `ag.mp.ExternalPotential` as a sibling of `ExternalShear` in `autogalaxy/profiles/mass/sheets/external_potential.py` — six free params (gamma_1/2, tau_1/2, delta_1/2) plus a free centre (ExternalShear's centre is fixed (0,0) because pure shear deflections are constant; tau/delta have radial deflections so centre matters). Implements Powell 2022 Eq 4 in polar form, using `@aa.decorators.transform` for the centre shift (no rotation since ell_comps=(0,0)) — kept the body in the global frame so no `rotate_back` needed. Magnitude/angle accessors per-term (gamma spin-2 → [0,180), tau spin-1 → [0,360), delta spin-3 → [0,120)) plus a `from_magnitudes_and_angles` classmethod matching the paper-style parameterisation. One math correction vs prototype: `convergence_2d_from` returns `κ = τ₁·x + τ₂·y` (Laplacian of ψ), not zero — γ and δ stay harmonic with κ=0. 14 new unit tests cover γ-parity vs ExternalShear, τ-only convergence/potential/deflection, δ-only, non-zero-centre shift, and `from_magnitudes_and_angles` round-trip for all three terms. Full PyAutoGalaxy suite green (909 tests). 42/42 smoke tests across all six workspaces green. Conversational comment cadence: receipt + plan + smoke + shipped. No workspace demo this PR (offered to follow up if Sketos asks). Decorator import note: ExternalShear uses `@aa.decorators.*` not the `@aa.grid_dec.*` form in PyAutoGalaxy CLAUDE.md (stale per the recent multipole-linear memory) — matched the actual code path.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/fast-plots-env-coverage.md b/complete/2026/05/fast-plots-env-coverage.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..14090828
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/fast-plots-env-coverage.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## fast-plots-env-coverage
+- issue: (CI-triage cluster A, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/91
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/52, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/107
+- repos: PyAutoBuild, autogalaxy_workspace_test, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Triaged from CI bug cluster A — 7 `*_workspace_test/scripts/.../visualization*.py` scripts (+ 1 parked 40d-old NEEDS_FIX) failing with `dataset.png missing` / `fit.png was not produced`. Triage doc hypothesised a visualization-layer rename / output-dir change; reproducing on clean main showed the plotters work correctly — the failures were entirely an env-var resolution bug in PyAutoBuild. `env_config._pattern_matches` (and the matching `build_util.should_skip` / `_find_skip_reason`) substring-matched the YAML pattern against `file.with_suffix("")` — i.e. the path with `.py` stripped. Three env_vars.yaml entries ending in `.py` (e.g. `imaging/visualization.py`) therefore never matched, leaving `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` set on the visualization scripts; `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` short-circuits both `subplot_save` and `save_figure` in PyAutoArray (utils.py:365, 541), so no PNG was ever written and the file-existence assertions failed. Fix: substring-match against `str(file)` (with extension) so `.py`-anchored patterns work — that change also caught the just-merged `repro_command.canonical_env_for_script` whose call site needed updating (the worktree had to be rebased onto post-#90 main). On the workspace side, four override entries were missing `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS` from their `unset:` lists, three `visualization.py` scripts had no override at all, and `interferometer/visualization.py` (autolens) also needed `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS` unset to handle its full-res FITS load. Verified: PyAutoBuild full test suite 72/72 (8 new regression tests in `test_pattern_matches.py` locking in the convention); all 9 affected scripts pass end-to-end under the autobuild-resolved env. Hidden risk worth flagging: the same dead-pattern bug existed in `build_util.should_skip` for `no_run.yaml` patterns — no current `no_run.yaml` uses `.py` suffix so nothing was broken, but it's now fixed defensively.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/fast-viz-zero-contour-perf.md b/complete/2026/05/fast-viz-zero-contour-perf.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0fc86791
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/fast-viz-zero-contour-perf.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## fast-viz-zero-contour-perf
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/433
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/434
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/527
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/111
+- notes: Phase A′ of z_features/fast_visualization.md. Two prior reverts (PyAutoGalaxy abd7b717 on 2026-04-19, PyAutoFit #1280 on 2026-05-17) shared the same shape — a JAX-trace failure inside the viz path swallowed by the broad except in fit_imaging_plots.py:52. The 2026-05-21 perf benchmark uncovered a THIRD independent issue: `_critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour` rebuilt its closure and ZeroSolver on every call, busting JAX's compile cache and paying the full ~10s compile cost every invocation. PR #434 caches `(f, ZeroSolver)` keyed on `(kind, pixel_scales, tol, max_newton)` — warm calls 10300ms → 67ms (tangential), 68ms (Einstein radius), 380ms (radial). PR #527 tightens the broad `except` so future regressions of this class fail loud (WARNING + exc_info) instead of silent (None, None, None, None). PR #111 lands the first __Visualization Sanity__ block on autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py with curve-count + Einstein-radius + warm-call < 100ms perf regression net (uses a separately-constructed SIE tracer, not the script's MGE prior medians, so assertions are deterministic). Tracker fast_visualization.md updated: Phase A scope revised from "flip YAML default" to "make plotter dispatch context-aware" (marching_squares stays default for one-shot plotting which pays a one-time 10s compile, JIT callers auto-route to zero_contour); Phase B retargeted from z_projects/euclid (live science, off-limits) to euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py:491 (effective_einstein_radius latent currently commented out there, ready for re-enablement via einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from()); BackgroundQuickUpdate noted as already-shipped in PyAutoFit (1fee93174, daemon thread + latest-only drop, wired into nautilus search.py:196,216 via background_quick_update kwarg) — Phase C reduced to IPython.display.update_display(fig, display_id=...) wiring only; Phase F (subprocess viz) likely obsolete now that threading + non-blocking viz already exists. Gotchas: (1) workspace_test smoke CI red on point.py — pre-existing JAX vmap regression (returns -1e99 sentinel instead of -83.38) confirmed by reproducing on canonical main; user picking up separately. (2) autolens_workspace_test canonical checkout had pre-existing drift in README.md + dataset/build/*.fits/json from earlier local simulator runs — left untouched, isolated from the worktree branch. (3) Workspace_version_check fires WARNINGs because workspace_version isn't pinned in workspace_test/config — informational only, not blocking. (4) gh pr edit failed with a GitHub Projects Classic GraphQL deprecation warning when patching cross-references; subagent fell back to gh api PATCH which worked. Follow-up prompts queued for future authoring: Phase A context-aware dispatch (autogalaxy/critical_curves_method_context_aware.md), Phase B Euclid latent migration (euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/einstein_radius_zero_contour_migration.md), Phase C IPython display wiring (autofit/quick_update_display_id.md), Phase D rollout (autolens_workspace_test/end_to_end_jax_viz_rollout.md), Phase E ModelInstance pytree cascade (autofit/model_instance_pytree_cascade.md). Eager-mode zero_contour (JAX_DISABLE_JIT=1) timed out > 10 min per call — unusable without JIT; this is recorded in the tracker as the third row of the perf table.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/fft-mixed-precision-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/fft-mixed-precision-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1a8ce083
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/fft-mixed-precision-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+## fft-mixed-precision-fix
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/302
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/38
+- repos: PyAutoArray, autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Fixed a real net-loss in `al.Settings(use_mixed_precision=True)` on
+    consumer GPUs: `Convolver.convolved_image_from` previously force-cast
+    inputs to fp64 then narrowed the result, paying for fp64 FFT plus an
+    extra cast. Light-profile path now runs end-to-end complex64 with the
+    kernel pre-cached on `ConvolverState.fft_kernel_c64`.
+
+    Headline result on RTX 2060 + i9-10885H (mge.py HST regression):
+    GPU mp full pipeline 47 -> 19.6 ms; GPU mp vmap (production sampler
+    hot path) 17.4 -> 8.9 ms (49% faster). CPU vmap unchanged-to-slightly-
+    faster; CPU single-JIT regresses ~17% but production samplers use vmap.
+    Delta log-likelihood ≈ 2.2e-3 absolute, far below chi^2 noise floor
+    (sigma ≈ 175 for N=15k pixels).
+
+    `convolved_mapping_matrix_from` intentionally keeps its complex128
+    kernel multiply: full fp32 in that path drifted `figure_of_merit` by
+    ~10 units (1.9% relative) on the autolens_workspace_test delaunay_mge
+    regression (K=780 source mesh). Pixelization NNLS / log-determinant
+    needs fp64. Codified the asymmetry in code comments, Settings
+    docstring, and a new jax_assertion at
+    autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_assertions/convolver_mixed_precision.py.
+
+    23/23 JAX likelihood-function integration tests pass across autolens +
+    autogalaxy, imaging + interferometer, MGE + rectangular + Delaunay.
+
+    Two follow-ups filed:
+    - PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/nnls_gpu_bottleneck.md — GPU-NNLS bottleneck
+      (jaxnnls is PDIP with MAX_ITER=50; Cholesky fast-path rejected
+      because empirical positivity-hit-rate during sampling is low and
+      lax.cond under vmap evaluates both branches).
+    - PyAutoPrompt/autolens_workspace_developer/mge_jit_regression_rebaseline.md —
+      mge.py's hardcoded EXPECTED_LOG_LIKELIHOOD_HST drifted from 27379.39
+      to 27542.08 due to upstream changes (independent of this fix).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/fit-ellipse-jax.md b/complete/2026/05/fit-ellipse-jax.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..713c1da9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/fit-ellipse-jax.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## fit-ellipse-jax
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/409
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/410
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/fix-interferometer-sparse-curvature.md b/complete/2026/05/fix-interferometer-sparse-curvature.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..15b80e1a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/fix-interferometer-sparse-curvature.md
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+## fix-interferometer-sparse-curvature
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/PyAutoArray/issues/314
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/316
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autolens_workspace_test/pull/98
+- summary: |
+    Replaced the NotImplementedError guard from PR #315 with a real math fix.
+    InterferometerSparseOperator.curvature_matrix_via_sparse_operator_from →
+    curvature_matrix_diag_from(rows, cols, vals, *, S), mirroring
+    ImagingSparseOperator. New Mask2D.extent_index_for_masked_pixel property
+    plumbed through so triplets land in the operator's extent-flat scatter
+    buffer (the old code used native-flat fft_index_for_masked_pixel which
+    silently fell out-of-bounds and was dropped by JAX for any mask with
+    extent < native — both the Delaunay 34% Frobenius gap and the previously-
+    documented Pmax=1 ~0.4% "numerical reformulation" gap were the same bug).
+    Converted the raise-test to a sparse-vs-mapping parity assertion at
+    rtol=1e-4. Updated the one Pmax=1 workspace call-site and the
+    rectangular_sparse.py likelihood literal (-3152.03 → -3164.29 to match
+    DFT-no-sparse and NUFFT-no-sparse to ~1e-13).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/flux-latents-raw.md b/complete/2026/05/flux-latents-raw.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..76b3530a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/flux-latents-raw.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## flux-latents-raw
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/556
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/463
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/557
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/214
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/108
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/133
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/19
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace_test, euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline
+- notes: Surfaced by autolens_profiling HPC job 322548 — Nautilus converged in 11m40s then `search.fit()` crashed in `SearchUpdater._compute_latent_samples` with `ValueError: magzero must be passed...`. Replaced the hard raise in `_require_magzero` with `_maybe_magzero_warn` (returns NaN + one logger.warning per process per latent name) so misconfigured latent.yaml + missing magzero can no longer kill an otherwise-converged search. Plan pivoted mid-design (user direction) from "soft-fail in place" to "add raw-flux siblings alongside" — three new lensing latents (`total_lens_flux`, `total_lensed_source_flux`, `total_source_flux`) and one galaxy latent (`total_galaxy_0_flux`) all ship default-on and need no instrument inputs. Workspace guides (`scripts/guides/units/flux.py` + `scripts/guides/results/latent_variables.py` in both autolens and autogalaxy) updated to demo reading the new columns from `latent.csv` and converting to µJy via `ab_mag_via_flux_from` + `flux_mujy_via_ab_mag_from`. `latent_variables_smoke.py` migrated from 5-key to 8-key registry. Discovered during smoke that autoconf merges sibling-package `latent.yaml` files into one `conf.instance["latent"]` node — autogalaxy's new default-on key was triggering "unknown latent" warnings per fit in every autolens consumer; silenced workspace-side with explicit `total_galaxy_0_flux: false` overrides in `autolens_workspace`, `autolens_workspace_test`, and Euclid (per user direction expanding the original plan). Worth following up: autoconf could namespace `latent.yaml` per package to avoid that class of bleed. PyAutoLens worktree force-started alongside `weak-dataset-from-json` (#555) — the parallel-worktree pattern worked. `gh pr view --json labels` is broken in this env (projectCards GraphQL deprecation); used `gh api repos/.../pulls/N --jq '[.labels[].name]'` throughout.
diff --git a/active/graphical_ep_scale_up.md b/complete/2026/05/graphical-ep-scale-up.md
similarity index 85%
rename from active/graphical_ep_scale_up.md
rename to complete/2026/05/graphical-ep-scale-up.md
index c54d4534..c6e241db 100644
--- a/active/graphical_ep_scale_up.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/graphical-ep-scale-up.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## graphical-ep-scale-up
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/issues/16
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/17
+- repos: autofit_workspace_developer
+- notes: Scaffolded two self-contained example packages (graphical/, ep/) adapted from z_projects/concr/scripts/toy/. Each package's simulator emits ground_truth.json per dataset (truth params + truth-evaluated log likelihood) and the fit scripts run end-of-run sanity checks comparing recovered posteriors to truth. Profile baselines at N=3/10/30 committed for both packages; cProfile attribution at N=10 committed as N10_hotspots.txt. aggregate_profiles.py distills per-N summaries into baseline.json. Companion scoping documents PyAutoPrompt/graphical_ep/{graphical,ep}_scoping.md rank scale-up follow-up prompts based on the measured data. Key findings: (a) scipy.stats.truncnorm.cdf in TruncatedGaussianPrior.value_for is 33% of graphical wall time and 16% of EP — shared cross-package optimisation target; (b) matplotlib per-factor visualisation is 48% of EP runtime (confirms IC50's Tier 1); (c) Dynesty nlive=50 fails to converge at 91 dim for graphical N=30, motivating gradient samplers (N=30 sanity FAIL is intentional and informative); (d) EP scales linearly in N; graphical RSS grows 5× from N=3 to N=30 (556 MB → 2.9 GB), so EP is the only memory-feasible approach beyond N≈100.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 We are now going to begin scaling up the graphical model snad EP frameworks.
 
 First, in autofit_workspace_developer, we need to make two packages with examples called `graphical` and `ep`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/grid-respect-small-datasets.md b/complete/2026/05/grid-respect-small-datasets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4f3d64fe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/grid-respect-small-datasets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## grid-respect-small-datasets
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/327, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/431
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/109
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Cluster H triage verification. Triage said cluster/visualization.py was failing due to a simulator regression or LensCalc multi-plane plumbing bug; both diagnoses were wrong. simulator.py passes on clean main, mass.csv exists, host halo is the expected 10^15.3 Msun NFW, and LensCalc returns the right curve when given a grid of adequate extent. Real root cause: PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1 silently shrunk Grid2D.uniform >15x15 to (15,15) @ 0.6" (~8" extent) at TWO sites — the viz_grid in the script AND the internal evaluation grid built by PyAutoGalaxy's @evaluation_grid decorator. Both fell well inside the cluster's tangential critical curve so the assertion fired. Fix: new `respect_small_datasets: bool = True` kwarg on `Grid2D.uniform` (PyAutoArray) that callers can flip off; `evaluation_grid` decorator in PyAutoGalaxy passes `respect_small_datasets=False` on its internal Grid2D.uniform; cluster/visualization.py passes it for viz_grid. Lessons: (1) verify triage clusters on clean main before fixing — saved chasing three wrong root causes here; (2) global "smoke shrink" hooks that operate inside library decorators can defeat physics assertions silently — opt-out kwargs are needed for grids whose spatial extent is load-bearing.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/group-double-einstein-ring.md b/complete/2026/05/group-double-einstein-ring.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d6ef6da2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/group-double-einstein-ring.md
@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+## group-double-einstein-ring
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/156
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/157
+- summary: |
+    Padded out the imaging double Einstein ring example with new fit.py
+    and likelihood_function.py (parametric MGE source, no pixelization);
+    refreshed modeling.py with an upfront "use chaining for real fits"
+    callout and a fixed-Planck18 cosmology with a commented Om0-free
+    snippet. Mirrored the imaging set into a new scripts/group/features/
+    advanced/double_einstein_ring/ folder using lens_dict for two main
+    lens galaxies (simulator + fit + modeling + likelihood_function +
+    chaining + slam + README). Committed datasets for both. slam.py's
+    pixelized stages couldn't be validated under TEST_MODE=2 due to a
+    pre-existing autoarray limitation that also affects imaging slam.py;
+    structurally mirrors imaging so should work in production. Inner
+    dataset/.gitignore required `git add -f` for the new datasets,
+    matching existing convention. Tracker z_features/group_lensing_workspace.md
+    now has 4 sub-prompts remaining (los_halos, mass_stellar_dark,
+    scaling_relation, subhalo_sensitivity).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The imaging `features/advanced/double_einstein_ring` example needs improving and padding out before adapting to group.
+
+Once the imaging version is more complete, adapt it to the group context in
+`scripts/group/features/advanced/double_einstein_ring/`.
+
+A double Einstein ring in a group context involves two source galaxies at different redshifts being
+lensed by the group. The multi-plane ray-tracing must account for all group galaxy masses at the lens
+redshift plus the intermediate source galaxy acting as a secondary lens for the more distant source.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/group-list-based-api.md b/complete/2026/05/group-list-based-api.md
new file mode 100644
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@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+## group-list-based-api
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Retroactively logged via 2026-05-06 hygiene scan. Original prompt
+    `workspaces/group.md` asked for `autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py`
+    to use the list-based `lens_dict` model composition (multiple main lens
+    galaxies treated symmetrically, instead of one main + extras). Verified done:
+    `start_here.py:198-200` builds `lens_dict` and iterates `main_lens_centres`
+    to populate `lens_0`, `lens_1`, … Three sibling tasks (`group-features`,
+    `group-two-main-galaxies`, `group-pixelization-delaunay-fixes`) plus three
+    `issued/group*.md` files cover the related rollout. Original issue/PR not
+    tracked in this registry.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Update this __List-Based Model Composition__, to instead be __Dict-Based Model Composition__, updatng the docstring
+as appropriate.
+
+Is group/slam.py the same as group/features/pixelization/slam.py? In which case remove the former.
+
+This is a bug in the group subhalo detect start_here.py file:
+
+    lens_0 = af.Model(
+        al.Galaxy,
+        redshift=source_lp_result.instance.galaxies.lens_0.redshift,
+        bulge=source_lp_result.instance.galaxies.lens_0.bulge,
+        mass=mass,
+        shear=shear,
+    )
+
+    lens_dict = {"lens_0": lens_0}
+
+All steps of the slam detection should support multiple main lens galaxies, check back in with the
+slam.py file in features/pixelization/slam.py
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/group-mass-stellar-dark.md b/complete/2026/05/group-mass-stellar-dark.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+## group-mass-stellar-dark
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/158
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/164
+- notes: Two-stage task. Stage 1 padded out imaging features/advanced/mass_stellar_dark/ with new fit.py + likelihood_function.py + a Practical Use chaining callout on modeling.py + committed dataset (FITS + tracer.json). Stage 2 created scripts/group/features/advanced/mass_stellar_dark/ — 8 files (simulator, fit, likelihood_function, modeling, chaining, slam, README, __init__) using the group lens_dict API where each main lens galaxy carries its own lmp.Sersic + NFWSph decomposition with ExternalShear on lens_0 only. Source remains single-plane (z=1.0). Both stages' executable scripts validated end-to-end — decomposition assertions pass (sum_i(alpha_stellar_i + alpha_dark_i) + alpha_shear matches tracer total deflection). Pre-existing PyAutoGalaxy bug in print_vram_use / cse_settings_from blocks modeling.py / chaining.py / slam.py full Nautilus runs for lmp.Sersic lenses (reproduces on canonical main; both use_jax=True and use_jax=False paths affected) — filed as https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/417, NOT touched here per "never modify code to make tests pass". SLaM gotcha: al.util.chaining.mass_light_dark_from hardcodes a single "lens" key path on light_result.instance.galaxies, incompatible with lens_dict — group slam.py constructs MASS LIGHT DARK per-galaxy manually via take_attributes + UniformPrior(mass_to_light_ratio). dataset/.gitignore precedence gotcha re-confirmed: workspace-root allow-list (!dataset/<type>/<name>/**) is shadowed by in-tree dataset/.gitignore (*); new datasets need git add -f.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The imaging `features/advanced/mass_stellar_dark` example needs improving and padding out before adapting to group.
+
+Once the imaging version is more complete, adapt it to the group context in
+`scripts/group/features/advanced/mass_stellar_dark/`.
+
+For group lenses, decomposing total mass into stellar and dark components for each galaxy is valuable
+for studying the mass-to-light ratio across the group environment. Each main lens and extra galaxy
+would get separate stellar (tied to light via M/L) and dark (e.g. NFW) components.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/group-pixelization-delaunay-fixes.md b/complete/2026/05/group-pixelization-delaunay-fixes.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/group-pixelization-delaunay-fixes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## group-pixelization-delaunay-fixes
+- issue: none — direct fix for Cluster A failures in group/features/pixelization smoke set
+- completed: 2026-05-01
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/490
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/116
+- notes: 5 group/features/pixelization scripts failed under the smoke profile (`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 PYAUTO_SKIP_CHECKS=1`). Root cause was two distinct workspace bugs, not a library regression — the user's "one upstream constructor bug" framing was wrong. Bug A (4 scripts: fit, likelihood_function, delaunay, modeling): `Pixelization(mesh=Delaunay(...))` was passed to `FitImaging`/`AnalysisImaging` without an `image_plane_mesh_grid` via `AdaptImages`. Bug B (slam.py): chained `.positions` on `Result.positions_likelihood_from(...)` which returned `None` under `skip_checks()`. Bug A fix is workspace-only (PR #116) — added `Overlay` image-mesh + `AdaptImages` boilerplate matching `imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py`, and switched modeling-section regularization from `AdaptSplit` (needs prior-search adapt data) to `ConstantSplit`. Bug B fix is library-only (PR #490) — `positions_likelihood_from` now returns a synthetic `PositionsLH` under `skip_checks() + is_test_mode()` instead of `None`, preserving the workspace API; `slam.py` itself was left unchanged. Workspace PR was gated on library PR. Both merged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/group-scaling-relation.md b/complete/2026/05/group-scaling-relation.md
new file mode 100644
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/group-scaling-relation.md
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+## group-scaling-relation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/167
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/173
+- notes: Two-stage task. Stage 1 added fit.py + likelihood_function.py to imaging/features/scaling_relation/; Stage 2 same for group/features/scaling_relation/. Both directories already had comprehensive modeling.py + simulator.py; this PR padded them out with the no-search demo + likelihood walkthrough. All 4 scripts assert per-galaxy (or per-tier) deflection sums match the tracer total — scaling-tier galaxies' einstein radii come from `0.3 * luminosity^1.0 = 0.135` (truth). Conflict override on autolens_workspace — ran in parallel with interferometer-multi-gaussian-expansion + interferometer-shapelets (disjoint feature dirs). Dataset gotcha: Explore agent initially reported group dataset NOT committed but it was already tracked on main (10 files); simulator regenerated noise differently on fresh seed which showed up as `M` entries in diff. .gitignore got hygiene additions: !dataset/imaging/extra_and_scaling_galaxies/** and !dataset/group/scaling_relation/** (both datasets were already tracked so allow-list was invisibly missing). Group simulator has only one main lens — lens_dict has single entry; pattern generalises naturally. No smoke entries added (per "small curated subset" memory).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The imaging `features/scaling_relation` example needs improving and padding out before adapting to group.
+
+Once the imaging version is more complete, adapt it to the group context in `scripts/group/features/scaling_relation/`.
+
+For group lenses, scaling relations are especially important: they allow many extra galaxies to share
+a luminosity-to-mass relation (einstein_radius = scaling_factor * luminosity^scaling_relation),
+keeping the model dimensionality low even as galaxy count grows. The group/slam.py already implements
+scaling galaxies — the feature script should document this API in a standalone, beginner-friendly way.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/group-slam-prior-clamp.md b/complete/2026/05/group-slam-prior-clamp.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/group-slam-prior-clamp.md
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+## group-slam-prior-clamp
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/131
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster C of the recent release-prep triage. Two group SLaM scripts
+    (scripts/group/features/{linear_light_profiles,pixelization}/slam.py)
+    crashed with PriorException at `mass.einstein_radius = af.UniformPrior(
+    lower_limit=0.0, upper_limit=min(5 * 0.5 * total_luminosity**0.6, 5.0))`
+    when PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 produced zero linear-light intensities, making
+    upper_limit==lower_limit==0. PR #117 (Cluster F triage, merged 2026-05-02)
+    fixed exactly this pattern in `linear_light_profiles/slam.py`'s
+    `source_lp_1` (line 246) but missed two siblings: `mass_total` in the
+    same file (line 704) and `source_lp_1` in `pixelization/slam.py` (line
+    234). Verbatim mechanical port of PR #117's clamp prefix
+    (`luminosity_cap = ...; upper_limit = min(luminosity_cap, 5.0) if
+    luminosity_cap > 0 else 5.0`) to both missed sites. Verified locally —
+    `linear_light_profiles/slam.py` now reaches `mass_total[1]` (the
+    previously-buggy phase) and completes; previously crashed there.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/hilbert-offset-centre-mask.md b/complete/2026/05/hilbert-offset-centre-mask.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b1d24950
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/hilbert-offset-centre-mask.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## hilbert-offset-centre-mask
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/313
+- summary: |
+    Fixed a user-reported bug where Hilbert image-mesh raised PixelizationException
+    for circular masks with offset centres that didn't align with pixel half-integers.
+    Root cause was twofold: Mask2D.is_circular used pixel-quantization-sensitive row
+    vs column counts (rejecting valid offset circles, false-accepting annular masks),
+    AND hilbert.image_and_grid_from sampled the image around (0,0) regardless of mask
+    centre. Rewrote is_circular with a bbox-square + centre-pixel-unmasked + reference
+    mask reconstruction check, and made image_and_grid_from translate Hilbert points
+    by mask_centre (no-op for centred masks, so existing smoke tests bit-identical).
+    Confirmed via 165 inversion unit tests + 13 workspace smoke tests.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ic50-graphical-fit.md b/complete/2026/05/ic50-graphical-fit.md
new file mode 100644
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/ic50-graphical-fit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ic50-graphical-fit
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/issues/1
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/pull/2
+- notes: Added graphical-model fit variant of the EP pipeline in `z_projects/ic50_workspace`. New `scripts/graphical_sim.py` + `scripts/graphical_real.py` mirror the EP scripts but fit the full factor graph (33 params for the sim run: 5×3 Hill + 5×3 coef_matrix + 3 coef_mean) in a single Dynesty search over `factor_graph.global_prior_model` instead of EP message passing. `scripts/util.py` extended with `GraphicalLinearAnalysis` (reads `hill_coef` as a free param via the shared-prior wiring in `build_model_linear`; Gaussian regression constraint with fixed `DEFAULT_REGRESSION_SIGMAS = (0.5, 0.5, 6000.0)` matching `coef_matrix_prior_sigmas`), `run_graphical_fit`, and a `write_graphical_summary` shim. `write_ep_summary` parameterised with `method=` kwarg so the same writer produces `<method>_<name>_summary.{txt,json}` for both paths; column headers neutralised to `mean` / `σ`. **No worktree** — `z_projects/ic50_workspace` lives outside `$PYAUTO_MAIN/<repo>` so the worktree helper can't manage it; worked directly on `feature/ic50-graphical-fit` in the canonical checkout and ran the ship step in Opus (the Sonnet-subagent delegation in `/ship_workspace` assumes a worktree path). **No `pending-release` label** on `Jammy2211/ic50_workspace` — `ensure_workspace_labels.sh` doesn't cover this repo; PR was opened without the label. Proper-run validation (no `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE`) was deferred — both scripts only smoke-tested under test mode. Notebook regeneration via `PyAutoBuild/autobuild/generate.py ic50` picked up the two new scripts and also produced notebook-serialization-format drift in four unrelated notebooks (`simulator`, `likelihood_function`, `preprocess_real`, `least_squares`); all committed together to keep `notebooks/` in sync with the current generator.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ic50-hpc-setup.md b/complete/2026/05/ic50-hpc-setup.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c23e3857
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ic50-hpc-setup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ic50-hpc-setup
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/issues/4
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/pull/5
+- notes: Ported the HPC interface from `autolens_assistant/hpc/` to `z_projects/ic50_workspace`. New `hpc/` folder with 8 SLURM submit scripts (4 CPU + 4 GPU, one per entry point: `ep_sim`, `ep_real`, `graphical_sim`, `graphical_real`); real-data variants array-dispatch over `drugs=(1003 1073)` for failure isolation. CPU partition forces `JAX_PLATFORM_NAME=cpu` + OMP/MKL/OpenBLAS thread pinning to `$SLURM_CPUS_PER_TASK`; GPU partition lets JAX auto-pick the allocated device and runs `nvidia-smi`. Added `activate.sh` at workspace root with minimal PYTHONPATH (PyAutoConf + PyAutoFit only — IC50 doesn't import autoarray/galaxy/lens). Copied `sync` (560 LOC) verbatim from autolens_assistant; adapted `sync.conf.example` with `PROJECT_NAME=ic50_workspace`. CLAUDE.md gained an `## HPC runs` section. **`hpc/batch_*/output/.gitignore` placeholders had to be force-added** because the top-level `.gitignore`'s `output/` rule swallowed them — same convention autolens_assistant uses. **No notebook regeneration** (no scripts/*.py changed). No real HPC submission run this session — needs `cp hpc/sync.conf.example hpc/sync.conf` + edit + `hpc/sync push` to actually use. Out of scope: `sync_jump` (no build-server topology yet), `--use_cpu` / `--number_of_cores` argparse flags (env vars suffice; revisit if multi-core Dynesty matters later). Same z_projects/ caveats as the previous two ic50 PRs apply.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/imaging-from-fits-small-datasets-cap.md b/complete/2026/05/imaging-from-fits-small-datasets-cap.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e0dc9666
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/imaging-from-fits-small-datasets-cap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,50 @@
+## imaging-from-fits-small-datasets-cap
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/301
+- repos: PyAutoArray
+- notes: |
+    Library-side companion to multi-viz-imaging-small-datasets-override
+    (PR #80 in autolens_workspace_test). User asked for the proper fix:
+    "everything in the source code should honor PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1".
+    Closed the asymmetry where Mask2D.circular and Grid2D.uniform capped
+    to (15, 15) at 0.6"/px under the env var but Imaging.from_fits did
+    not — silently producing shape mismatches that crashed apply_mask
+    with a (150,150) vs (15,15) ValueError. Added
+    autoarray.util.dataset_util.cap_array_2d_for_small_datasets, a
+    center-crop helper that mirrors the existing caps. Hooked it into
+    Imaging.from_fits for data + noise_map (PSF intentionally untouched
+    — PSFs are usually <15x15 and capping changes their shape semantics).
+    No-op when env unset OR when on-disk shape is already at-or-below
+    the cap, so the simulator -> from_fits round-trip is unchanged.
+    +123 lines library, +123 tests across two test files; full
+    test_autoarray suite 747/747 green.
+
+    Center-crop was chosen over downsample/resample because (a) smoke
+    mode doesn't need numerical correctness, (b) center-crop preserves
+    central pixels (where lens/galaxy signal sits), (c) avoids a scipy
+    dependency at this layer, and (d) matches the existing convention
+    of "fixed cap at smoke geometry" used by Mask2D.circular.
+
+    Cluster-E reproducer (autolens_workspace_test/scripts/multi/
+    visualization_imaging.py with PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1 and the
+    env_vars.yaml override stripped) now exits 0 cleanly: data 150->15,
+    psf preserved at 21x21, mask 15, apply_mask succeeds.
+
+    Smoke ran across all 6 workspaces (autofit, autogalaxy, autolens,
+    autolens_test, HowToLens, euclid) with the worktree's autoarray
+    active. 36/44 passed in-scope; 6 euclid failures were pre-existing
+    WorkspaceVersionMismatchError (workspace pinned at 2026.4.13.6 vs
+    library 2026.5.1.4) — orthogonal, confirmed by bypass with
+    PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK=1. No regressions attributable
+    to this PR.
+
+    **Follow-ups worth filing:**
+    1. PyAutoArray: extend the same helper to Array2D.from_fits and
+       Grid2D.from_fits for full consistency (and PSF-aware logic in
+       Kernel2D.from_fits — preserve odd shape, re-normalize after crop).
+    2. autolens_workspace_test: revert the multi/visualization_imaging
+       env_vars.yaml override (PR #80) once this library fix has lived
+       on main for a release cycle. The override is now redundant but
+       harmless; reverting confirms the library cap is sufficient.
+    3. euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline: bump pinned library version
+       to 2026.5.1.4 (separate from this work, but surfaced by smoke).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/info-exclude-identifier-fields.md b/complete/2026/05/info-exclude-identifier-fields.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fcad69e2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/info-exclude-identifier-fields.md
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+## info-exclude-identifier-fields
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1261
+- summary:
+    `model.info` was rendering `pytree_token N` lines for every
+    `LightProfileLinear` (40+ per basis fit in SLaM chaining output) —
+    an internal JAX-pytree counter set in `__init__`, declared in
+    `__exclude_identifier_fields__` so the unique_id hash already
+    ignores it. PyAutoFit's `AbstractPriorModel.info` did not honor
+    that contract. Fix walks each leaf's parent and consults
+    `type(parent).__exclude_identifier_fields__`; PyAutoGalaxy and
+    other libs need no changes. Verified end-to-end via SLaM
+    (`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=3 slam_start_here.py`): unique_id hashes and
+    `model.results` byte-identical to baseline, `model.json`
+    semantically identical, 120 `pytree_token` lines across 3 fits
+    dropped to zero. Also generalises to the existing
+    `GridSearch.__exclude_identifier_fields__ = ("number_of_cores",)`.
diff --git a/active/instrument_readme_dashboard.md b/complete/2026/05/instrument-readme-dashboard.md
similarity index 59%
rename from active/instrument_readme_dashboard.md
rename to complete/2026/05/instrument-readme-dashboard.md
index 65f2e0e6..4c4306e0 100644
--- a/active/instrument_readme_dashboard.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/instrument-readme-dashboard.md
@@ -1,3 +1,53 @@
+## instrument-readme-dashboard
+- task-alias: instrument-dashboard  (matches active.md / worktree name during execution; full filename-stem slug here so the z_features audit picks this up as shipped)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/6
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- repo-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/10
+- merge-commit: 2bd7fad
+- summary: |
+    Phase 4 of the autolens_profiling z_feature. Built the public-facing
+    instrument-framed dashboard infrastructure that auto-generates the
+    headline run-times tables in every section README from versioned
+    artifacts under results/.
+
+    What landed:
+    - scripts/build_readme.py (270 LOC) — scans results/**/*_summary_v*.json,
+      parses (section, sub-folder, script, instrument, version) tuples,
+      picks latest version per axis via PEP 440-ish dotted sort, regenerates
+      markdown tables between <!-- BEGIN auto-table:NAME --> / <!-- END --> sentinels.
+      `--check` mode for CI gate.
+    - 7 sentinel region types wired: headline (top-level), likelihood-
+      {imaging,interferometer,point_source,datacube}, simulators,
+      searches-nautilus.
+    - All 7 target READMEs gained sentinel-tagged auto-table regions
+      (replacing the "populated by Phase 4" placeholder tables from
+      Phases 1-3). Surrounding hand-written prose preserved.
+    - Top-level README: new "Latest run-times" section + Roadmap refreshed
+      to show Phases 0-4 shipped + new "Future enhancements" subsection
+      listing 6 deferred extras (regression-watch indicator, version-history
+      PNGs, plotly timeline, flamegraphs, hardware-tier columns, archive policy).
+
+    Design decisions resolved:
+    - CPU/GPU split: single column for now (CPU only — every current
+      artifact is implicitly CPU). Hardware-tier columns added as a
+      Future enhancements entry; renderer change is small once artifacts
+      gain a hardware label.
+    - Versioning: keep all versions in results/, render latest. Archive
+      to results/archive/ is a Future enhancements entry.
+    - "Cool extras": ALL deferred to Future enhancements rather than
+      landing any in this PR. The dashboard infrastructure is more
+      valuable to ship first, and each extra is independently scoped.
+
+    Today every auto-table renders "No data yet — run X to populate"
+    because results/ is gitignored per Phase 1's design. Phase 5's CI
+    workflow will commit artifacts on release; manual runs work too.
+
+    Smoke: py_compile PASSED; first run populates 7 placeholders; second
+    --check run exits 0 confirming idempotence; surrounding prose
+    untouched.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Phase 4 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md` for the full roadmap).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/interferometer-extra-galaxies.md b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-extra-galaxies.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cd317340
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-extra-galaxies.md
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+## interferometer-extra-galaxies
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/81
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/82
+- notes: Single-repo task (autogalaxy_workspace only). Built scripts/interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/ — modeling.py + simulator.py + README + __init__. Adapts autogalaxy imaging extra_galaxies pattern (multi-galaxy field fitting via light profiles) for interferometer data, with autolens interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/ as a read-only structural template (lens-mass aspects stripped). Main galaxy: linear Sersic bulge + linear Exponential disk. Each extra galaxy: linear SersicSph with fixed centre loaded from extra_galaxies_centres.json (Option A); MGE alternative commented inline (Option B). Real-space mask radius=6.0" to cover extras offset at (±3.5"). Uses TransformerNUFFT (nufftax) — multi-galaxy fits practical because every galaxy's light profile is NUFFT'd inside the JIT'd likelihood. Key teaching point: autogalaxy/autolens role split (autogalaxy fits LIGHT of extras for multi-galaxy fields; autolens fits MASS of extras for lensing perturbation). Noise-scaling approach from autogalaxy imaging not portable to interferometer (uv-plane data not directly tied to image-plane pixels) — modeling.py uses modeling-approach exclusively with rationale called out in "Approaches to Extra Galaxies" section. No imaging Phase 1 sweep (prompt was direct-port, not review pass). No slam.py (autogalaxy is non-lensing). Both smoke tests pass — simulator.py produced dataset/interferometer/extra_galaxies/{data,noise_map,uv_wavelengths}.fits + galaxies.json + extra_galaxies_centres.json; modeling.py composed N=15 free-param model and called likelihood once under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2. Tracker now 5 shipped / 3 outstanding (double_einstein_ring, mass_stellar_dark, scaling_relation remain).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The autogalaxy imaging `features/extra_galaxies` example needs adapting to interferometer.
+
+Adapt it to the interferometer context in
+`autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/`. The `autolens_workspace`
+already has an interferometer port at `scripts/interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/` — use it as
+a structural template for `modeling.py` and `simulator.py`, stripped of the lens-mass aspects since
+autogalaxy is for non-lensing morphology fits.
+
+Modeling extra (perturber / line-of-sight companion) galaxies in the field works identically for
+imaging and visibility data once light profile transforms are fast — which they now are thanks to
+nufftax. The script should explain the autogalaxy use case (multiple galaxies in a field of view,
+not lensing) and how the visibility-domain fit proceeds.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/interferometer-linear-light-profiles.md b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-linear-light-profiles.md
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+## interferometer-linear-light-profiles
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/162
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/163
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/75
+- notes: Built scripts/interferometer/features/linear_light_profiles/ in both autolens_workspace (modeling, fit, likelihood_function, slam + README + __init__) and autogalaxy_workspace (modeling, fit, likelihood_function + README + __init__; no slam — SLaM is autolens-only). All use TransformerNUFFT (nufftax) for the per-iteration NUFFT of each linear basis component inside the JAX jit/vmap pipeline. Lens light omitted per interferometer convention (autolens); autogalaxy uses linear Sersic bulge + linear Exponential disk. autolens slam.py mirrors interferometer/features/pixelization/slam.py (SOURCE LP → SOURCE PIX 1 → SOURCE PIX 2 → MASS TOTAL) with the SOURCE LP source bulge swapped from MGE to linear SersicCore; SOURCE LP runs on TransformerNUFFT and pixelized stages switch to TransformerDFT + sparse operator. Phase 1 sanity sweep of the imaging linear_light_profiles/ scripts in both workspaces bundled into the same PRs: rewrote stale Basis/5-Gaussians sections to match actual model (Sersic+SersicCore for autolens, Sersic+Exponential for autogalaxy), fixed bulge/disk-vs-lens/source wording confusion in autolens likelihood_function.py (renamed image_2d_bulge/_disk → image_2d_lens_bulge/_source_bulge, fixed the two print(image_2d_bulge.slim) sites, removed misleading "this will raise an exception" block that no longer raised), fixed n_live=300 vs prose-says-75 mismatch in autogalaxy modeling.py (n_live now 75, prose now consistent), assorted typos (Althought, algabra, non-negligable, start.here.py, RectnagularMapper, autoogalaxy_workspace, lens galaxly's, Disadvatanges, lp_Linear). likelihood_function.py walkthroughs reproduce FitInterferometer.figure_of_merit to 4-5 decimal places; autogalaxy 2-component case nicely demonstrates positive-only solver (positive-negative returns bulge intensity ~-0.17 unphysical, positive-only correctly returns 0). Workspace conflict resolution: group-mass-stellar-dark also held autolens_workspace; cleared via file-level coexistence (this task: scripts/interferometer/...; that task: scripts/group/...) — same precedent as knn-barycentric + ag-interferometer-kwargs. worktree_check_conflict bypassed, worktree_create called directly. SLaM smoke ran all 4 stages in ~35s under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2. Notebook regeneration deferred to /generate_and_merge post-merge. z_features tracker: 2 shipped / 7 outstanding (interferometer-no-lens-light was removed during the audit since all interferometer scripts already assume no lens light).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The imaging `features/linear_light_profiles` example needs reviewing before adapting to interferometer.
+
+Once the imaging version is in good shape, adapt it to the interferometer context in
+`scripts/interferometer/features/linear_light_profiles/` for **both** `autolens_workspace` and
+`autogalaxy_workspace`.
+
+Linear light profiles solve for intensity normalizations analytically given the model parameters,
+which previously was prohibitively slow against visibilities because every iteration had to compute
+the Fourier transform of every basis component. With nufftax (a JAX-friendly NUFFT — point to its
+GitHub and credit it), the linear inversion is now fast in the visibility domain, so this feature
+finally becomes practical for interferometer modeling. The script should describe this transition
+explicitly and explain why older comments calling light profile fits "slow" no longer apply.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/interferometer-multi-gaussian-expansion.md b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-multi-gaussian-expansion.md
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+## interferometer-multi-gaussian-expansion
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/166
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/168
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/77
+- notes: Built scripts/interferometer/features/multi_gaussian_expansion/ in both autolens_workspace (modeling, fit, likelihood_function, slam + README + __init__) and autogalaxy_workspace (modeling, fit, likelihood_function + README + __init__). Key autolens role swap explicitly explained: imaging MGE fits the lens galaxy bulge, but for interferometer the lens light is omitted (no detection in mm/sub-mm) so the MGE is applied to the source galaxy. autolens slam.py mirrors interferometer/features/pixelization/slam.py with SOURCE LP mge_model_from total_gaussians bumped from 5 to 20; pixelized stages identical. autogalaxy uses single-galaxy MGE bulge (no role swap — same as imaging). All scripts use TransformerNUFFT (nufftax) for the per-iteration NUFFT of every Gaussian inside the JAX jit/vmap pipeline. likelihood_function.py walkthroughs reproduce FitInterferometer.figure_of_merit to 3 decimal places — the small mismatch likely from multiple valid positive-only sparse solutions in degenerate Gaussian bases. Both lhfn scripts nicely demonstrate positive-negative solver ringing (autogalaxy returns ±10^15 intensities) vs positive-only solver collapsing to sparse 2-Gaussian solutions — visual teaching moment. Phase 1 sanity sweep of imaging MGE scripts (typos: peforms, algabra, descomposed, double-backtick `Gaussian``, start.here.py, unphysicag×2, physicag, PyAutoGalaxys, lp_Linear) bundled into PRs. SLaM smoke ran all 4 stages in ~30s under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2. Tracker now 3 shipped / 6 outstanding. Future audit hint: autogalaxy imaging MGE files had clustered typos (unphysicag/physicag/PyAutoGalaxys) suggesting a bad find/replace was applied at some point — worth a broader sweep across autogalaxy MGE-adjacent scripts.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The imaging `features/multi_gaussian_expansion` example needs reviewing before adapting to interferometer.
+
+Once the imaging version is in good shape, adapt it to the interferometer context in
+`scripts/interferometer/features/multi_gaussian_expansion/` for **both** `autolens_workspace` and
+`autogalaxy_workspace`.
+
+Multi-Gaussian Expansion (MGE) decomposes a galaxy's light into many Gaussian components — until
+recently infeasible against visibilities because each Gaussian required its own Fourier transform
+per iteration. With nufftax (point to its GitHub and credit it), the full MGE basis is transformed
+quickly on GPU, so MGE fits to interferometer data are now practical even with millions of
+visibilities. The script should mirror the imaging API explanation and call out the nufftax-enabled
+performance shift.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/interferometer-nufftax-updates.md b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-nufftax-updates.md
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+## interferometer-nufftax-updates
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/146
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/147
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/68
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/interferometer-shapelets.md b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-shapelets.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/interferometer-shapelets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+## interferometer-shapelets
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/170
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/171
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/79
+- notes: Built scripts/interferometer/features/advanced/shapelets/ (autolens) and scripts/interferometer/features/shapelets/ (autogalaxy) — modeling.py + fit.py + README + __init__ in both. Polar `ShapeletPolar` linear basis with shared centre/ell_comps/beta; autolens places it on the source (no lens light), autogalaxy on the single-galaxy bulge. Both use TransformerNUFFT (nufftax) and crucially set `Settings(use_positive_only_solver=False)` — shapelets require the positive-negative solver because their decomposition relies on negative-amplitude cancellations. Both `fit.py` smoke runs reproduce this in action: 31/66 (autolens) and 30/66 (autogalaxy) shapelets land at negative intensity on the example dataset, exactly the unphysical-but-required behaviour the prose explains. Path note: imaging shapelets live at imaging/features/advanced/shapelets/ in autolens but at imaging/features/shapelets/ in autogalaxy — the interferometer mirror preserves this asymmetry. Tutorial role swap is NOT central here (unlike MGE) — imaging shapelets already places the basis on the source (`simple__no_lens_light` dataset), so the interferometer adaptation is closer to a straight port than the MGE one was. Phase 1 moderate-pad scope: typos (peforms, assymetric, central→centre, case-of→case-if, shapelet-fit→shapelets-fit, non-of, trailing-t URL fragment, Shaeplet, definedon, of-that-are-composed) + duplicated `__Model__` section in autolens + `ShapeletCartesianSph` → `ShapeletPolar` naming correction (imaging script's prose claimed `ShapeletCartesianSph` but the actual model uses `ShapeletPolar`) — bundled into PRs. Did NOT add new imaging likelihood_function.py / slam.py (out of scope; separate task if wanted). Did NOT fix a pre-existing Cartesian-shapelet model-build bug at modeling.py lines 510-517 (loop reassigns out-of-scope `shapelet` variable rather than iterating the af.Collection — flagged in the issue completion comment as a follow-up). Tracker now 4 shipped / 4 outstanding (extra_galaxies, double_einstein_ring, mass_stellar_dark, scaling_relation remain).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+The imaging shapelets example needs improving and padding out before adapting to interferometer.
+Source paths differ between repos: `autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/advanced/shapelets/`
+and `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/shapelets/`.
+
+Once the imaging versions are more complete, adapt to interferometer in **both** repos at the
+matching paths: `autolens_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/advanced/shapelets/` and
+`autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/shapelets/`.
+
+Shapelets are a polar / Gauss-Hermite basis for galaxy morphology that previously was prohibitively
+slow against visibilities (each basis component needs its own Fourier transform per iteration).
+With nufftax, the full shapelet basis can be transformed in batches on GPU, making this feature
+practical for interferometer modeling. The script should explain the basis, the visibility-domain
+fit, and credit nufftax for the performance shift.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-assertions-env-override.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-assertions-env-override.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-assertions-env-override.md
@@ -0,0 +1,23 @@
+## jax-assertions-env-override
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/24
+- repos: autofit_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Cluster G of the recent release-prep triage.
+    scripts/jax_assertions/fitness_dispatch.py crashed with
+    `AttributeError: Analysis has no attribute _jitted_fit_from`. User's
+    hypothesis (library API drift / rename) was wrong — library is intact.
+    Real bug: env_vars.yaml `defaults` set PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1 globally,
+    and Analysis.__init__ silently flips both use_jax and
+    use_jax_for_visualization to False whenever that env var is set.
+    fit_for_visualization then early-returns without caching
+    _jitted_fit_from, and the next assertion fails. The four scripts in
+    jax_assertions/ exist specifically to assert JAX behavior, so
+    disabling JAX makes the assertions vacuous. Fix: add an env_vars.yaml
+    override that unsets PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX for the `jax_assertions/`
+    pattern (substring match covers all four current scripts and future
+    siblings). Per memory feedback_env_vars_yaml_overrides.md — env-var
+    conflicts get fixed in env_vars.yaml, not via os.environ.pop in the
+    script. Verified pre-fix repro under PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1 and post-fix
+    pass under runner-emulated env (all other defaults applied,
+    DISABLE_JAX absent).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-bump-floor-0-7.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-bump-floor-0-7.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..347e3b3e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-bump-floor-0-7.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## jax-bump-floor-0.7
+- issue: (user-reported via Slack, ppyjc14 traceback, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- library-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/108, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/328, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/432, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1286, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/92, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/93, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/94
+- released-version: 2026.5.21.1
+- repos: PyAutoConf, PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoFit, PyAutoBuild
+- notes: User ppyjc14 hit `AttributeError: module 'jax.experimental.pallas.triton' has no attribute 'CompilerParams'` on `dataset.dirty_image`. Their resolved env was JAX 0.4.38 + nufftax 0.4.0 on Python 3.12. Root cause: nufftax 0.4.0 calls `pallas.triton.CompilerParams` (renamed from `TritonCompilerParams` in JAX 0.7.0), but nufftax's pyproject declares only `jax>=0.4.0` — too loose. PyAutoConf's `[jax]` extra also had a too-loose floor (`jax>=0.4.35,<0.10.0`), letting pip produce broken installs. Fix bumped PyAutoConf floor to `jax>=0.7.0,<0.11.0` (also raised ceiling — code audit confirmed no `jax.pmap` or `PartitionSpec` tuple-equality usage so JAX 0.10.x is safe), pinned `nufftax>=0.4.0,<0.5.0; python_version >= '3.12'` in PyAutoArray, and pinned `jax_zero_contour>=2.0.0,<3.0.0` in PyAutoGalaxy. The TestPyPI rehearsal also surfaced a pre-existing **release blocker**: PyAutoFit's `[nss]` extra had `blackjax @ git+...` and `nss @ git+...` direct URLs added on 2026-05-16 — PyPI/TestPyPI rejects these in uploaded wheels ("400 Can't have direct dependency"), so every release attempt since had been silently failing at the twine step. Stripped both git URLs from the extra, documented the manual `pip install git+...` step in the pyproject comment, and updated PyAutoFit's `unittest_nss` + `nss_install_smoke` CI jobs to do the manual install post-extras. Also patched `release.yml`'s release_test_pypi pytest to `--ignore=test_autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss` (NSS tests need the fork; covered separately in unittest_nss), and patched `verify_workspace_versions.sh` to `tail -n 1` the version-reading python output (JAX's `cuda_plugin_extension is not found` log goes to STDOUT on non-CUDA laptops and contaminated the parser). PyAutoBuild added `--testpypi` flag to `verify_install.sh` for pre-release rehearsals against a TestPyPI dry-run upload. TestPyPI rehearsal A+B+D all PASS on Python 3.9/3.10/3.11/3.12/3.13 — confirmed the JAX install path is fixed end-to-end. Release dispatched with `SKIP_SCRIPTS=true SKIP_NOTEBOOKS=true` and shipped to PyPI at 2026.5.21.1. CI flake on `run_smoke_tests (autofit_workspace)` — `searches/mcmc.py` MCMC convergence issue with no-dynamic-range columns; unrelated to JAX bump, did not block the release path. Hidden risk worth flagging: nufftax under-declares its JAX needs (declares `jax>=0.4.0` but actually needs 0.7.0+) — PyAutoConf's tighter floor compensates, but a future nufftax 0.4.x bump could break things unannounced. Upstream issue to nufftax recommended as a follow-up. User handled ppyjc14 comms directly.
diff --git a/active/jax_dataset_model.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-dataset-model.md
similarity index 66%
rename from active/jax_dataset_model.md
rename to complete/2026/05/jax-dataset-model.md
index 1ec5528d..b0207b29 100644
--- a/active/jax_dataset_model.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-dataset-model.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## jax-dataset-model
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/93
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/94
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/47
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Multi-dataset fits, for example that shown in autolens_workspace/scripts/multi/features/dataset_offsets/modeling.py,
 use the DatasetModel object to implement shifts in the centre of datasets between one another in modeling.
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-datasets.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-datasets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e1407a7a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-datasets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-docs-autogalaxy-datasets
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/100 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/101
+- notes: Phase 4a + 4b combined. 8 scripts in autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/{imaging,interferometer}/ now carry __JAX__ prose; the 2 simulator.py files carry runnable __JAX Variant__ blocks using post-Phase-2 ag.SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True) and ag.SimulatorInterferometer(use_jax=True). Mirror of autolens_workspace#202 / PR #203 (Phase 3a/b/d combined). Same Array2D.native @jax.jit limitation flagged in variants; eager JAX works. Phase 4c (multi) deferred per scope anchor. Worktree removed; feature branch deleted local + origin.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-deferred.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-deferred.md
new file mode 100644
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autogalaxy-deferred.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-docs-autogalaxy-deferred
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/102 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/103
+- notes: Phase 4c + 5e bundled. 3 scripts: autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/multi/start_here.py (refresh), guides/data_structures.py (mirror of autolens 5a), guides/galaxies.py (mirror of autolens 5b). Both guide sections cross-reference autolens_workspace lens_calc.py for the canonical JIT-it-yourself deep-dive — autogalaxy has no lens_calc.py equivalent. Closes the autogalaxy side of jax_user_intro. **z_features/jax_user_intro.md series complete end-to-end** — 5 library PRs + 14 workspace PRs across all phases.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-deferred.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-deferred.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6b62d513
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-deferred.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-docs-autolens-deferred
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/206 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/207
+- notes: Phase 3c + 3e + 3f bundled. 10 scripts in autolens_workspace/scripts/{multi,group,cluster}/. Substantive change: cluster/simulator.py migrated from ~60-line manual ceremony (af.Collection mirror + _register_model_pytrees + register_instance_pytree) to single autolens.jax.register_tracer_classes(tracer) + PointSolver(use_jax=True) + @jax.jit pattern. Migration validated end-to-end with PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1 (CPU JIT compile ~5 min for 800x800 grid, then runs; GPU much faster). Closes autolens side of jax_user_intro series.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-guides.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-guides.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b4126dce
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-autolens-guides.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-docs-autolens-guides
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/204 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/205
+- notes: Phase 5a + 5b + 5c + 5d bundled. 4 guides in autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/ now carry __JAX__ sections. lens_calc.py (5d) is the canonical home for the "JIT-it-yourself" pattern — @jax.jit + xp=jnp pairing rule, mismatch ValueError, decorator vs jax.jit(bound_method), cache identity footgun, closure vs traced argument, LensCalc if-xp-is-np return-type discipline. The other three (data_structures, galaxies, tracer) cover the prerequisite pieces (.array story, host transfer, pytree registration, multi-plane under JIT, performance framing) and cross-reference lens_calc.py for the advanced material. Phase 5e (autogalaxy guides mirror) remains deferred per scope anchor. Phase 5a-5d closes out the autolens side of jax_user_intro. Worktree removed; feature branch deleted local + origin.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-core-datasets.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-core-datasets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..88215e7f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-docs-core-datasets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-docs-core-datasets
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/202 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/203
+- notes: Phase 3a + 3b + 3d combined. 11 scripts in autolens_workspace/scripts/{imaging,interferometer,point_source}/ now carry __JAX__ prose; the 3 simulator.py files carry runnable __JAX Variant__ blocks using post-Phase-2 SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True), SimulatorInterferometer(use_jax=True), PointSolver(use_jax=True) + autolens.jax.register_tracer_classes. point_source/simulator.py's variant is the only one where @jax.jit works end-to-end (PointSolver doesn't go through Array2D.native autoarray limitation that blocks image/interferometer simulators under jit). Dataset binary leakage from local smoke run was reset before commit per [[feedback_ship_workspace_binary_leak]]. Phase 3c/3e/3f deferred per scope anchor. Worktree removed; feature branch deleted local + origin.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-interface-audit.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-interface-audit.md
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index 00000000..11698d43
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-interface-audit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## jax-interface-audit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/331
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- outcome: design doc shipped at admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md (admin_jammy main 2f02bbf)
+- notes: Phase 0 of z_features/jax_user_intro.md. Audited xp interface, Analysis(use_jax=True) flow, Simulator status quo, manual jax.jit ceremony (cluster simulator), and workspace JAX surface across autolens_workspace + autogalaxy_workspace. Produced 867-line markdown design doc with Survey / Judgement / Design / Open Questions sections. Five recommendations: (1) use_jax=True is the right user-facing primitive, (2) add Simulator.use_jax=True for imaging+interferometer with PointSolver.use_jax=True for point_source, (3) user writes @jax.jit only at outer call, (4) use_jax=True changes return-type contract — document the host-transfer boundary, (5) surface autoarray-not-pytree once and move on, don't restructure. Scope anchor: core API is imaging/interferometer/point_source + workspace guides; cluster/group/multi are advanced/in-dev and inform but don't drive the contract. Key finding: AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees() already auto-registers on use_jax=True path, so the cluster simulator's ~60-line manual ceremony is exactly the work Phase 2 needs to absorb behind Simulator.use_jax=True. use_jax=True is already the DEFAULT across every Analysis subclass — JAX is opt-out, not opt-in. Phase 1 (workspaces/jax_start_here_intros.md) and Phase 2 (autoarray/simulator_use_jax.md) now unblocked for authoring. Phase 3 priority order: 3a imaging, 3b interferometer, 3d point_source; 3c multi, 3e group, 3f cluster deferred as advanced/in-dev per user reframe.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-interp-2d.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-interp-2d.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6ee3b2d4
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-interp-2d.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## jax-interp-2d
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/306
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/308, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/398
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-likelihood-datacube.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-likelihood-datacube.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f71bb78a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-likelihood-datacube.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## jax-likelihood-datacube
+- issue: none — Phase 4 of the datacube roadmap (followup to autolens_workspace#120)
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/96
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Phase 4 closes the datacube roadmap. Adds autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/datacube/{rectangular,delaunay}.py — end-to-end JIT-correctness regression scripts for the cube likelihood path (the regression net the Phase 1 rewrite punted to this folder). Mirrors interferometer/{rectangular,delaunay}.py with N=4 identical-channel FactorGraph wiring (multi/delaunay.py is the structural analogue). Each script asserts vmap (against the 4× single-channel literal: rectangular=-12657.14500637, delaunay=-12661.69554044), Path A jit(log_likelihood_function) round-trip via instance_from_vector(xp=jnp), and Path B TransformerNUFFT cross-check. scripts/CLAUDE.md updated. Full datacube roadmap now complete: Phase 1 (autolens_workspace#149) user-facing pedagogical likelihood walkthrough, Phase 2 (autolens_workspace_developer#61) jit/interferometer/delaunay.py step-by-step profiling, Phase 3 (autolens_workspace_developer#62) jit/datacube/delaunay.py cube profiler with channel-invariant/variant taxonomy, Phase 4 (this) JIT regression scripts.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-phase3-adoption.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-phase3-adoption.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6f81588e
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-phase3-adoption.md
@@ -0,0 +1,42 @@
+## jax-phase3-adoption
+- issue: none — direct follow-up to use-jax-for-vis-default / PyAutoFit #1278
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/159 (26 scripts, 72/32)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/74 (3 scripts, 3/2)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/61 (1 script, 6/6)
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autofit_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Phase 3 of z_features/jax_visualization.md (archived earlier today).
+    Sweep adoption of use_jax=True across 30 tutorial scripts in the
+    three production workspaces, filling the gaps the 2026-05-08 audit
+    flagged plus consistency mismatches (slam.py had use_jax=True but
+    companion modeling.py didn't, etc.) discovered in the 2026-05-16
+    re-audit done at the start of this task.
+
+    The Phase 2 default-flip (PyAutoFit #1278) made use_jax=True
+    sufficient — viz auto-follows via the sentinel. User explicitly
+    confirmed the API direction: a single explicit flag making JAX
+    dependence fully visible. No use_jax_for_visualization=True calls
+    added anywhere.
+
+    Audit precondition: original 2026-05-08 Phase 3 framing (zero
+    adoption) was stale — 66/32/4 scripts already had use_jax=True
+    via incidental adoption in other tasks. Re-audit narrowed scope
+    to the consistency gaps.
+
+    Skip list (intentional opt-outs honoured): cpu_fast_modeling.py,
+    autogalaxy/ellipse/modeling.py (AnalysisEllipse stability),
+    expectation_propagation.py + hierarchical.py (FactorGraphModel),
+    autofit/searches/mle.py (LBFGS), all simulators/fit.py/
+    likelihood_function.py/aggregator scripts.
+
+    Phase 3 of the JAX visualization roadmap is now complete. Tracker
+    z_features/jax_visualization.md already archived under
+    z_features/complete/. Phases 4 (subprocess viz) and 5 (live
+    Colab/Jupyter cell) remain explicit stubs awaiting prompts.
+
+    Worktree force-removed (PYAUTO_WT_FORCE=1) because smoke runs
+    regenerated binary dataset files in the workspaces (the worktree
+    symlinks share dataset/ with main); user-approved as part of the
+    "complete the task" flow.
diff --git a/active/jax_start_here_intros.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-start-here-intros.md
similarity index 90%
rename from active/jax_start_here_intros.md
rename to complete/2026/05/jax-start-here-intros.md
index 1641b1bc..e723ec74 100644
--- a/active/jax_start_here_intros.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-start-here-intros.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## jax-start-here-intros
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/200 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/201, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/99
+- notes: Phase 1 of z_features/jax_user_intro.md. Added top-level `__JAX__` section to autolens_workspace/start_here.py (between __Tracer__ and __Units__, ~85 lines) and autogalaxy_workspace/start_here.py (between __Galaxies__ and __Units__, ~75 lines). Code-light prose covering: JAX-by-default for Analysis modeling, when user writes @jax.jit themselves (custom simulators + likelihoods + direct library methods), return-type contract (jax.Array inside wrapper types, transparent host transfer for plot/.fits). Cross-references lens_calc.py (autolens) and data_structures.py (autogalaxy) for the advanced JIT-it-yourself path — both forward refs to Phase 5 guide additions. Illustrative simulator snippet uses the post-Phase-2 SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True) API which is now live on main. Worktree removed; feature branches deleted local + origin.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Phase 1 — `__JAX__` sections in top-level start_here scripts
 
 Add a new `__JAX__` section to both `autolens_workspace/start_here.py` and
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jax-viz-default-broken.md b/complete/2026/05/jax-viz-default-broken.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..49b3922d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jax-viz-default-broken.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## jax-viz-default-broken
+- issue: (none — direct user report of broken Euclid HPC runs 2026-05-16)
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1280
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/29
+- notes: Reverted PR #1278 (use_jax_for_visualization default → follow use_jax). Root cause: `jax.jit(self.fit_from)(instance=ModelInstance)` fails because `ModelInstance` isn't pytree-registered — JAX raises TypeError abstracting it. On real Euclid pipeline runs (z_projects/euclid/initial_lens_model.py vis_lp on Tile102008468 et al.) the exception was swallowed deep in the visualizer's outer guards; visible symptom was source-plane FITS files written all-zero and Einstein-radius posteriors collapsing to the full prior across every Euclid tile. Confirmed via A/B/C reproducer (`/tmp/jax_mge_nautilus_ab.py`): config B (`use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=False`) gave max_ll=-306, spread=3475 — normal convergence; config C (post-#1278 default) raised the TypeError on first quick_update. Reverted signature back to `bool = False`, dropped the sentinel-resolution block, restored pre-#1278 docstrings, dropped the unit test that exercised the sentinel-PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX interaction, and on autofit_workspace_test dropped the three sentinel assertions in scripts/jax_assertions/fitness_dispatch.py (`assert_use_jax_true_implicitly_turns_on_visualization`, `assert_explicit_none_resolves_to_use_jax`, `assert_use_jax_true_jit_dispatch_via_sentinel_default`), replacing with `assert_use_jax_true_defaults_visualization_off`. Explicit-opt-in still works for callers who pass `use_jax_for_visualization=True` — the underlying `ModelInstance`-not-pytree-registered limitation remains but is now never triggered by default. Library PR was merged with red `Tests` CI: the 12 NSS-related ImportError failures were pre-existing on `main` (since PR #1277 at 09:48 on 2026-05-16 added the [nss] extra without wiring it into the Tests workflow); none caused by the revert. Local full-suite run was 1258 passed. Follow-up: someone needs to fix the Tests workflow to install `[nss]` extras so CI goes green on main. Adjacent parked task viz-subprocess-feasibility (PyAutoFit #1279) remains untouched — that's the proper long-term fix for JIT visualization (subprocess-based, won't have the ModelInstance pytree problem).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jit-datacube-delaunay.md b/complete/2026/05/jit-datacube-delaunay.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..260ede61
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jit-datacube-delaunay.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## jit-datacube-delaunay
+- issue: none — Phase 3 of the datacube roadmap (followup to autolens_workspace#120)
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/62
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Phase 3. Add jax_profiling/jit/datacube/delaunay.py — mirrors the upgraded interferometer/delaunay.py with a per-channel loop and the channel-invariant / channel-variant taxonomy made explicit. 3 shared steps (ray-trace data, ray-trace mesh, regularization matrix) computed once for the whole cube; 5 per-channel steps (inversion setup incl. NUFFT, data vector D, curvature matrix F, NNLS reconstruction, log evidence) computed once per channel and reported as N × per-call. Cube total reported alongside full-pipeline cube JIT and a shared-Lᵀ W̃ L savings estimate ((N-1) × curvature_matrix). For the SMA × 4 channels preset: step-by-step total 1.164s, full-pipeline cube JIT 1.425s, shared-Lᵀ W̃ L savings est. 0.060s. Cube reuses the SMA interferometer dataset 4× (identical channels — timing not science); regression assertion against EXPECTED_LOG_EVIDENCE_CUBE_SMA = 4 × -3167.5258928840763 passes for both eager and full-pipeline JIT. Per-step cube log_evidence matches summed FitInterferometer.log_evidence at rtol=1e-4. vmap skipped (cube batching axis is "datasets" not "parameters"). Phase 4 (autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/datacube/{rectangular,delaunay}.py — JIT regression scripts) is the next step.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jit-interferometer-stepwise.md b/complete/2026/05/jit-interferometer-stepwise.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..70118d1c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jit-interferometer-stepwise.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## jit-interferometer-stepwise
+- issue: none — direct followup to autolens_workspace#120
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/61
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Phase 2 of the datacube roadmap. Upgraded jax_profiling/jit/interferometer/delaunay.py (~604 → ~1100 lines) to step-by-step parity with the imaging sibling jax_profiling/jit/imaging/delaunay.py. 8 per-step JIT timings entries (imaging-sibling numbering preserved for cross-reference; lens-light steps 3-4 dropped): ray-trace data grid, ray-trace mesh grid, inversion setup (steps 5-8 combined incl. NUFFT), data vector D (vis-space real+imag), curvature matrix F (real+imag summed), regularization matrix H (ConstantSplit), reconstruction (NNLS), mapped recon + log evidence (vis-space χ²). Step-by-step total 0.298s, full-pipeline JIT 0.316s (5% XLA cross-step fusion gap). Correctness: per-step log_evidence from inversion matrices matches FitInterferometer.log_evidence exactly; full-pipeline JIT matches eager at rtol=1e-4; eager + full-pipeline regression assertions against EXPECTED_LOG_EVIDENCE_SMA = -3167.5258928840763 still pass. Prereq for the future jit/datacube/delaunay.py profiler (Phase 3).
diff --git a/active/jit_regression_constant_drift.md b/complete/2026/05/jit-regression-constant-drift.md
similarity index 65%
rename from active/jit_regression_constant_drift.md
rename to complete/2026/05/jit-regression-constant-drift.md
index d4c0795b..ed83f904 100644
--- a/active/jit_regression_constant_drift.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jit-regression-constant-drift.md
@@ -1,3 +1,55 @@
+## jit-regression-constant-drift
+- task-alias: jit-regression-drift  (matches active.md / worktree name during execution; full filename-stem slug here so the z_features audit picks this up as shipped)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/67
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- repo-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/3
+- merge-commit: aa131a7
+- upstream-issues-filed:
+  - PyAutoLens#514 — eager log_likelihood drift in AnalysisPoint chain (real upstream behaviour change, not constant-refresh)
+  - autolens_workspace_developer#68 — jit/imaging/pixelization.py JIT vs eager mapping matrix shape mismatch
+  - autolens_workspace_developer#69 — jit/imaging/delaunay.py log_evidence rebuild returns -inf
+- summary: |
+    Follow-up F1 of autolens_profiling z_feature. Smoked all 10
+    jax_profiling/jit/ scripts against clean origin/main of _developer
+    on PyAutoLens 2026.5.14.2 and found the original drift picture was
+    wrong in interesting ways:
+
+    1. The Phase 1 imaging/mge.py "drift" (+0.6%) was NOT a real upstream
+       drift — Phase 1 mirror was made from the dirty _developer canonical
+       checkout, which had locally-modified dataset/imaging/hst/*.fits.
+       On clean main, imaging/mge.py PASSES (27379.388907 matches the
+       constant). Re-mirror in autolens_profiling PR #3 fixes this:
+       refreshes scripts + datasets from clean origin/main, also pulls
+       in dataset/interferometer/hannah/ that Phase 1 missed (828K, 5
+       files). datacube/delaunay.py default instrument also restored
+       from "sma" (dirty canonical) to "hannah" (clean main).
+
+    2. point_source/{image_plane,source_plane}.py drift IS real and IS
+       upstream — magnitudes too large for floating-point drift
+       (image_plane: 0.075 → -362.21, sign change + 4843×; source_plane:
+       -294 → -3599, 12×). Light bisect of PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy/
+       PyAutoArray commits since 2026-04-24 (cfa5378, when constants were
+       set) surfaced candidates but no smoking gun. Filed PyAutoLens#514
+       for upstream investigation. **Constants left as-is — failing
+       regression assertions are load-bearing while #514 is open.**
+
+    3. Two unrelated pre-existing bugs uncovered by the 10-script smoke
+       (Phase 1 only smoked 1 per subfolder):
+       - imaging/pixelization.py: JIT vs eager mapping matrix shape
+         mismatch (1285×1285 vs 1225×1225) at the curvature+regularization
+         add step. Filed as _developer#68.
+       - imaging/delaunay.py: log_evidence rebuild returns -inf vs
+         FitImaging's finite 26288.32. Filed as _developer#69.
+
+    No code shipped to _developer (constants stay as-is). One PR shipped
+    to autolens_profiling (#3, re-mirror hygiene). Three upstream issues
+    filed for follow-on investigation by maintainer.
+
+    Smoke logs + result-artifact backups preserved at
+    /tmp/jit_drift_smoke/ in case useful for upstream triage.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Follow-up surfaced by Phase 1 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md`).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/jit-visualization-env-overrides.md b/complete/2026/05/jit-visualization-env-overrides.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6fd9cb60
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/jit-visualization-env-overrides.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## jit-visualization-env-overrides
+- issue: none — direct fix for Cluster C in `PyAutoBuild/test_results/runs/2026-04-29T14-48-47Z/triage.md`
+- completed: 2026-05-01
+- workspace-pr:
+  - PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test#24
+  - PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test#70
+- notes: 4 `modeling_visualization_jit*` integration scripts (1 in autogalaxy_workspace_test, 3 in autolens_workspace_test) failed in CI with `AssertionError: expected jax.Array, got <class 'numpy.float64'>`. Root cause was env-var-only: the CI defaults set `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1`, which `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:42-46` intercepts and silently flips `use_jax_for_visualization` off, so `fit_for_visualization` returned a numpy `float64` and Part 1's `isinstance(..., jnp.ndarray)` failed. `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` would also have broken the hardcoded mask, and `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` / `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` would have broken Part 2's real-Nautilus + fit.png assertions. Fix: one new override entry per workspace's `config/build/env_vars.yaml` matching `imaging/modeling_visualization_jit`, mirroring the existing `jax_likelihood_functions/` precedent. Verified end-to-end PASS for all four scripts under the new env. Pure config change — no library or script edits.
diff --git a/active/knn_barycentric.md b/complete/2026/05/knn-barycentric.md
similarity index 84%
rename from active/knn_barycentric.md
rename to complete/2026/05/knn-barycentric.md
index e29e3f93..aca0691a 100644
--- a/active/knn_barycentric.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/knn-barycentric.md
@@ -1,3 +1,45 @@
+## knn-barycentric (NEGATIVE result)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/317
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/318 (merge-commit 7c728f75)
+- developer-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/70 (merge-commit 5011943d)
+- smoke-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/99 (merge-commit 9bf1d889)
+- verdict: WILDCARD FAILED science gate (2.22% drift vs Delaunay, fails rtol=1e-2)
+- summary: |
+    Tried the kNN-barycentric wildcard for replacing scipy.spatial.Delaunay
+    in PyAutoArray's source-plane interpolation: pick top-3 nearest mesh
+    vertices in source plane, compute exact barycentric weights on the
+    triangle they form, clip+renormalize on outside-triangle.
+
+    Library code works — 8 unit tests pass, smoke passes, infrastructure
+    is correct and additive. But at the HST imaging fiducial,
+    log_evidence drifts from Delaunay by 2.22% (584 nats higher), failing
+    even the lenient rtol=1e-2 abandon gate.
+
+    Root cause is structural: ~5% of mesh vertices (60/1291) are never in
+    any query's nearest-3 nor any split-point's nearest-3 — they're paid
+    for but never used. Delaunay's topology guarantees every vertex
+    belongs to at least one simplex; kNN doesn't. That gap is what
+    breaks the science.
+
+    What stays in the repo as additive infrastructure:
+      - aa.mesh.KNNBarycentric mesh class
+      - InterpolatorKNNBarycentric (k=3 + clip-renorm barycentric)
+      - barycentric_weights_from_3_nearest helper
+      - 8 unit tests (regression-guard for writability + split-padding bugs found during integration)
+      - Regression script (documents the negative result, pins observed
+        log_evidence, prints verdict block)
+      - Smoke script (covers convex-combination invariant, Delaunay
+        bit-equivalence on matching-triangle queries, degenerate fallback)
+
+    Recommended next: resume option A (split-callback) per the updated
+    PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/delaunay_research.md. Ready-to-ship code on
+    feature/delaunay-jax-find-simplex (commit eda747c2) gives 1.19-1.23×
+    speedup, modest but the only realistic JAX-native lever now that the
+    wildcard is gone.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # InterpolatorKNearestNeighbor variant: barycentric weights on top-3 nearest
 
 A pure-JAX wildcard for replacing scipy.spatial.Delaunay in PyAutoArray's
diff --git a/active/latent_module_autogalaxy.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-module-autogalaxy.md
similarity index 66%
rename from active/latent_module_autogalaxy.md
rename to complete/2026/05/latent-module-autogalaxy.md
index 0afcb17e..e89605fa 100644
--- a/active/latent_module_autogalaxy.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-module-autogalaxy.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## latent-module-autogalaxy
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/439
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/441
+- notes: Shipped the first-class latent variable API in PyAutoGalaxy — the dependency root of the broader `z_features/latent_refactor.md` epic. New module `autogalaxy/imaging/model/latent.py` houses helpers (`ab_mag_via_flux_from`, `flux_mujy_via_ab_mag_from`), a flat `LATENT_FUNCTIONS` registry, the `latent_keys_enabled()` config reader, and one concrete latent (`total_galaxy_0_flux_mujy`). New `autogalaxy/config/latent.yaml` provides the user-facing on/off toggle. `AnalysisImaging` gains a `LATENT_KEYS` `@property` (reads `conf.instance["latent"]` at call time) and a `compute_latent_variables(parameters, model)` method that returns a tuple positionally aligned to keys, with a `NotImplementedError` short-circuit when the enabled set is empty so autofit's existing `except NotImplementedError: return None` path skips cleanly. Library tests 917/917 pass; cross-workspace smoke sweep 42 pass / 0 fail / 2 pre-existing skips across all six workspaces with the worktree active. Three gotchas worth the memory writes: (1) autoconf lowercases yaml dict keys at read time, so the latent ships as `total_galaxy_0_flux_mujy` (lowercase j) — that leaks through to the latent.csv column header (saved as `feedback_autoconf_lowercases_yaml_keys`); (2) `compute_latent_samples` runs on every fit (`latent_after_fit: true` default in `output.yaml`), so on-by-default would have crashed every existing fit that doesn't pass `magzero` — flipped library default to `false` mid-PR, only the test config keeps it on; (3) library module placement landed on `<dataset>/model/latent.py` (with the model API) rather than a top-level `<lib>/latent.py`, per user clarification — also saved as `feedback_latent_modules_colocate_with_model_api`. Workspace impact analysis: zero migration needed — all existing subclasses of `ag.AnalysisImaging` (csv_make/png_make/fits_make under `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/results/workflow/`) shadow the new attribute/method, and `al.AnalysisImaging` doesn't inherit from ag's, so the euclid pipeline and autolens workspace are unaffected. Follow-up sub-prompts still pending in `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`: PyAutoLens lensing latents, euclid migration, workspace tutorials, smoke test, profiling package, prior-mapping investigation.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Add first-class latent-variable modules to PyAutoGalaxy
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/active/latent_module_autolens.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-module-autolens.md
similarity index 65%
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rename to complete/2026/05/latent-module-autolens.md
index c71d27c2..acc6113d 100644
--- a/active/latent_module_autolens.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-module-autolens.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## latent-module-autolens
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/533
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/534
+- notes: Shipped the lensing latent-variable catalogue in PyAutoLens — second sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`, builds on PyAutoGalaxy #441. New module `autolens/analysis/latent.py` (NOT split per-dataset) houses five tracer-derived latents: `total_lens_flux_mujy`, `total_lensed_source_flux_mujy`, `total_source_flux_mujy`, `magnification`, `effective_einstein_radius`. Helpers `ab_mag_via_flux_from` / `flux_mujy_via_ab_mag_from` imported from PyAutoGalaxy — no duplication. New `autolens/config/latent.yaml` with all five keys default `false`. `AnalysisImaging` gets `LATENT_KEYS` `@property` + `compute_latent_variables` method, dispatching through `LATENT_FUNCTIONS`; raises `NotImplementedError` when empty so autofit's existing handler short-circuits the latent pipeline. Library tests 311/311 pass; cross-workspace smoke 43 pass / 0 fail / 1 pre-existing skip across all six workspaces. Notable mid-plan correction: initial design split into `autolens/analysis/latent.py` (tracer-only) + `autolens/imaging/model/latent.py` (image-derived), but user flagged that all five latents are dataset-agnostic — they use `fit.tracer` / `fit.galaxy_image_dict` / `fit.dataset.grids.lp`, APIs shared between FitImaging and FitInterferometer. Collapsed to a single shared module so the future `AnalysisInterferometer` wiring reuses the registry without duplication. Lens-light latent named `total_lens_flux_mujy` (lensing vocabulary), NOT re-exported as `total_galaxy_0_flux_mujy` from PyAutoGalaxy — PyAutoLens owns its full registry. While routing, sub-prompt #3 (`euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/latent_migration.md`) was amended to lock aperture-flux latents as Euclid-pipeline-only — they require Euclid-specific PSF kwargs and should NOT be promoted to library code; the euclid subclass keeps a small custom `LATENT_KEYS` for apertures and calls `super().compute_latent_variables()` for the library set. Default-off pattern carried over from #441 — `compute_latent_samples` runs on every fit (`latent_after_fit: true` autofit default), so on-by-default would have crashed users without `magzero`. Workspace impact analysis: zero migration needed — existing subclassing patterns in `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/results/workflow/{csv,png,fits}_make.py` and `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py` shadow the new attribute/method.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Add first-class lensing latent-variable modules to PyAutoLens
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-prior-mapping-investigation.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-prior-mapping-investigation.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-prior-mapping-investigation.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-prior-mapping-investigation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/537
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- outcome: no code change — investigation only
+- notes: Ninth (and final) sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. Pure research / no implementation. Walked through `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:170-305` to confirm `compute_latent_samples` does per-sample pushforward — each accepted parameter sample θ_i is transformed through `compute_latent_variables` and paired with its original `log_likelihood`/`log_prior`/`weight` (line 285-294). Downstream `values_at_sigma_1(name="X")` reports empirical quantiles of the induced latent posterior. This is the textbook Bayesian way to compute posteriors over derived quantities and is correct for all 5 concrete prior→latent transforms in PyAuto* (log10 intensity, fwhm = linear sigma, effective Einstein radius = sqrt area, magnification = flux ratio, mass within Einstein radius = πR²Σ_cr). The parent prompt's "fancy math" question (uniform → log10 etc.) is moot: prior shape sets where the search walks; the latent posterior is the empirical distribution of g(θ_i), no analytic Jacobian needed. The 3 known edge cases (insufficient PDF draws for tails, multi-modal posteriors, singular transforms like 1/θ near 0) are sampling/model issues, not math issues; user inspection is the fix. Documentation status: `autofit_workspace/scripts/cookbooks/latent_variables.py` "Errors on Latents" section (shipped in autofit_workspace #64) already covers this with the correct framing; autogalaxy/autolens workspace tutorials cross-reference it. Issue #537 closed with no implementation work, investigation lives as the issue body + the closing comment.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-profiling.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-profiling.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-profiling.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-profiling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/23
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/24
+- notes: Eighth sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. New `latent/` runtime-profiling package (~1620 lines, 10 files) mirroring `likelihood_runtime/`: README + sweep + aggregate + 5 per-latent scripts under `imaging/`. Marquee surface is `effective_einstein_radius.py` which times first-call vs second-call on the same LensCalc to surface the `_zero_contour_cache` behaviour at `lens_calc.py:1580-1586`. Verified locally CPU fp64: numpy first-call 17.0ms → second-call 13.3ms (~22% cache hit speedup — proves the cache is hit). JIT/vmap path needs the optional `jax_zero_contour` dep; local venv lacks it, recorded as `jit_error` in the JSON and sweep continues. Heavy delegation to Sonnet subagent for the per-latent scripts + sweep/aggregate copy-adapts; Opus wrote the README per the model split rule. Subagent caught and fixed an Opus-template bug: `conf.instance["latent"] = {...}` is not supported by autoconf's `Config` — adapted to `conf.instance.push(tmpdir_with_yaml)`. Four flux/magnification scripts share ~95% identical code; left as-is per no-speculative-refactor guidance (a `latent/_common.py` helper would collapse the duplication if revisited). CI lint job pre-existing-failing on autolens_profiling main and recent PRs (lychee binary download issue — tarball layout changed); merged through per the same pattern as autofit_workspace #64 and autolens_workspace_test #121. Full sweep run (40 cells × ~30s = ~20min wall) deferred — harness is in place.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-smoke-test.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-smoke-test.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-smoke-test.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-smoke-test
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/120
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/121
+- notes: Seventh sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. New `scripts/latent/latent_variables_smoke.py` (~95 lines) exercises the PyAutoLens latent pipeline end-to-end under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` — builds a minimal SIE + Sersic source on `fixtures.make_masked_imaging_7x7()`, runs `af.Nautilus(n_live=10, n_like_max=10)` (sampler bypassed by TEST_MODE=2), materialises latent samples via `analysis.compute_latent_samples(result.samples)`, and asserts all 5 default-enabled library latents finite. Catches NaN/Inf leakage + missing-key regressions; added to `smoke_tests.txt`. Workspace `config/latent.yaml` enables all 5 latents (overrides library default-false). Pivot mid-implementation: original plan used a workspace-style dataset load but that path doesn't exist in workspace_test layout — rewrote to use the fixtures module pattern (faster, no dataset I/O). Also stripped the original order-of-magnitude brackets since `total_lens_flux_mujy` legitimately returns 0 (no lens light) and `effective_einstein_radius` returns 0 (numpy fallback under bypass mode); finite-only checks are the right granularity for a structural regression smoke. CI: pre-existing failure on `database/scrape/general.py` (NEEDS_FIX 2026-04-27); new smoke specifically PASSED. Local cross-workspace smoke 44/0/2 with workspace_test bumped from 11→12 passing entries (the new smoke).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-source-flux-linear-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-source-flux-linear-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8055b3a6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-source-flux-linear-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-source-flux-linear-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/535
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/536
+- notes: Quick hotfix to PyAutoLens — `total_source_flux_mujy` was reading from `fit.tracer.galaxies[-1]` (unsolved linear profiles → zero image) instead of `fit.tracer_linear_light_profiles_to_light_profiles.galaxies[-1]` (solved intensities from the inversion). Discovered while planning the euclid migration #17 — euclid had coded the workaround locally at `util.py:378` but the library port for #534 didn't carry it over. Fix lifts euclid's pattern into the library so every lens project with linear profiles or MGE basis gets correct values. `magnification` was broken transitively (numerator from `galaxy_image_dict` is correct for linear; denominator from un-solved `image_2d_from` was zero) — fix is automatic via composition. Stress-tested: non-linear fits are unaffected (the property is a no-op pass-through when `linear_light_profile_intensity_dict is None`); JIT path validated by euclid's production usage under `LATENT_BATCH_MODE = "jit"`. Added a regression test that builds un-solved vs solved tracer fixtures and asserts the function reads from the solved one. 18 latent tests + 312 total PyAutoLens suite pass. The euclid migration (#17) resumes from where it was paused — its PyAutoLens symlink now points at a fixed library, no further action needed in the euclid worktree.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autofit.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autofit.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autofit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-tutorial-autofit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/63
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/64
+- notes: Fourth sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. New `scripts/cookbooks/latent_variables.py` (~280 lines once committed, 10 sections) provides the foundational Bayesian framing for latent variables — what they are, why use them, how PyAutoFit computes them, what their errors really mean (empirical posterior quantiles of the induced latent posterior, NOT analytic Gaussian propagation), two output modes (every-sample vs N-draws-from-PDF), posterior-draw mechanics, loading downstream, when to use a latent vs a sampled parameter. Reuses `af.ex.Analysis` (already ships `LATENT_KEYS=["gaussian.fwhm"]`) so the tutorial body has zero new model class definitions; the runnable bits demonstrate loading/interpretation end-to-end. Audit step revealed `cookbooks/analysis.py:552-660` and `cookbooks/samples.py:415-460` already cover the writing/loading APIs; the new tutorial owns the conceptual framing they cross-reference. Original prompt suggested `scripts/searches/results/latent_variables.py` but that dir doesn't exist in current layout — actual placement is `scripts/cookbooks/`. Added to `smoke_tests.txt` as the canonical reference for the epic (deliberate exception to memory `feedback_smoke_tests_small_subset`). Local smoke 43/0/2 across all six workspaces; CI smoke showed pre-existing failure on `searches/nest.py` (nautilus extra not installed in CI) — unrelated to this PR; `cookbooks/latent_variables.py` itself passed on CI. Sub-prompts #5 (autogalaxy_workspace) and #6 (autolens_workspace) are now unblocked and can link to this script's stable path.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autogalaxy.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autogalaxy.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..98c77d9c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autogalaxy.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-tutorial-autogalaxy
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/96
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/97
+- notes: Fifth sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. New `scripts/guides/results/latent_variables.py` (~180 lines): galaxy catalogue, workspace yaml toggling, loading via `analysis.compute_latent_samples(result.samples)`, extending with a custom latent (subclass + `LATENT_KEYS` `@property` composing `super().LATENT_KEYS + ["bulge_axis_ratio"]` + inlined library dispatch in `compute_latent_variables`), upstream contribution flow. Cross-references autofit_workspace #64 for foundational Bayesian framing. Plus `config/latent.yaml` enabling `total_galaxy_0_flux_mujy: true` (overrides library default-false). Path adjusted from prompt's `scripts/results/` (doesn't exist) to `scripts/guides/results/` (the actual results-tutorials dir). Pre-merge gotcha: an earlier tool-call bundled the yaml Write into a malformed params block so the yaml didn't land — re-wrote cleanly, second smoke produced expected `Median PDF total_galaxy_0_flux_mujy: 2997.33`. CI green (smoke 3.12 + 3.13 SUCCESS). Cross-workspace smoke 43/0/2.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autolens.md b/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autolens.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e8635cbf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/latent-tutorial-autolens.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## latent-tutorial-autolens
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/197
+- completed: 2026-05-23
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/198
+- notes: Sixth sub-prompt of `z_features/latent_refactor.md`. Lensing-specific mirror of the autogalaxy_workspace tutorial (#97). New `scripts/guides/results/latent_variables.py` (~250 lines) covering the five PyAutoLens library latents (`total_lens_flux_mujy`, `total_lensed_source_flux_mujy`, `total_source_flux_mujy`, `magnification`, `effective_einstein_radius`) with physical interpretations — magnification as flux ratio with non-linear error notes, effective Einstein radius as the equivalent-area circle of the tangential critical curve, source-plane flux via `tracer_linear_light_profiles_to_light_profiles` (lifted lesson from #536). Extending example uses `mass_axis_ratio` from `mass.ell_comps`. Adds `config/latent.yaml` enabling all 5 (overrides library default-false). Path adjusted from prompt's `scripts/results/` to `scripts/guides/results/`. Pre-merge gotcha: smoke regenerated dataset fits, got committed; amended + force-pushed feature branch (allowed — not main) to drop the dataset changes. CI green on both 3.12 and 3.13. Documented observation: `effective_einstein_radius` posteriors can show step-like artefacts from the discrete contour-finding cadence — flagged but out of scope to fix.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/light-mass-profiles-guide.md b/complete/2026/05/light-mass-profiles-guide.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b13084e9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/light-mass-profiles-guide.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## light-mass-profiles-guide
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/180
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/181
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Third guide in scripts/guides/profiles/ trilogy (light.py → mass.py → light_and_mass_profiles.py). Covers stellar mass (al.mp.Sersic family with mass_to_light_ratio), the full dark-matter NFW menagerie (NFW, gNFW, cNFW, NFWTruncated, plus MCR / Virial / Scatter variants in a single dedicated "NFW Variants" section explaining each axis), combined light+mass (al.lmp.* — headline section shows one Sersic emits both image_2d_from and convergence_2d_from via shared mass_to_light_ratio), and linear combined (al.lmp_linear.* — same constructor as al.lmp, intensity-via-inversion at fit time). Composing a Decomposed Bulge+Halo Model section shows the canonical recipe of attaching a stellar Sersic + NFW halo to one lens galaxy so their convergences sum. 751 lines. Out-of-scope follow-ups noted in the issue comment: docs/api/mass.rst still missing al.lmp.* / al.lmp_linear.* documentation (plus the gaps already flagged in mass-profiles-guide notes — ExternalPotential, SMBH*, dPIE*, several NFW variants); GaussianGradient parameter naming inconsistency (mass_to_light_ratio_base vs mass_to_light_ratio in SersicGradient).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/light-profiles-guide.md b/complete/2026/05/light-profiles-guide.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a8834d05
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/light-profiles-guide.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## light-profiles-guide
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/85
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/516
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/86, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/87, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/176, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/177
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: New scripts/guides/profiles/light.py in both autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace — single-page tour of every light profile family (Standard / Linear / Operated / Multipole / Basis), detailed Sersic example, full af.Model → instance flow (autolens version uses al.Tracer to place lens+source on distinct redshift planes), compact walkthrough of every remaining standard profile. Dedicated section for the newly merged SersicMultipole / GaussianMultipole (PyAutoGalaxy #420/#421) with m=3/m=4 Fourier perturbation explained and plotted. 4-Gaussian Basis (MGE) example wraps Basis in a Galaxy because Basis.image_2d_from returns a raw numpy.ndarray rather than an Array2D (library quirk, not fixed in this task — worth a separate issue if API uniformity is wanted). Section order revised mid-flight: Multipole moved from "between Operated and Basis" to "between Model Instance and Remaining Walkthrough" so the reader sees the full Sersic→Model→instance(→Tracer) flow on a plain profile before learning the multipole variants (#87 / #177 follow-up to #86 / #176). PyAutoLens #516 synced docs/api/light.rst byte-identically with PyAutoGalaxy (added Linear, Operated, Basis sections + Standard prose; Standard autosummary already had multipoles + Chameleon + ElsonFreeFall from #515).
diff --git a/active/likelihood_function_assertions.md b/complete/2026/05/likelihood-function-assertions.md
similarity index 75%
rename from active/likelihood_function_assertions.md
rename to complete/2026/05/likelihood-function-assertions.md
index 56cab3e4..0aeda9b5 100644
--- a/active/likelihood_function_assertions.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/likelihood-function-assertions.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## likelihood-function-assertions
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/102
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/103, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/50
+- notes: Added `__Likelihood Sanity__` regression-guard blocks before every Nautilus search in `_test`-workspace scripts that fit a pixelization source. Each block builds the prior-median instance, calls `analysis.log_likelihood_function`, reconstructs the fit via `analysis.fit_from`, and asserts `LLF == figure_of_merit != log_likelihood` plus `Fitness.call_wrap == figure_of_merit`. JIT scripts cover both CPU + JAX backends. Final scope (5 scripts) is narrower than the original prompt — MGE-source `modeling_visualization_jit.py` (singular) and all `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/*` are out of scope because they don't fit a pixelization and the `!=` guard would fail tautologically. Reconstruction uses `analysis.fit_from(instance)` directly rather than rebuilding `FitImaging` manually (the prompt's example was incomplete — missed `dataset_model` and `settings`). The sanity analysis is built without `positions_likelihood_list` so there's no `log_likelihood_penalty` to subtract. Local JAX validation hit a PyAutoGPU venv quirk (`Unknown backend cuda`); CPU branch validated end-to-end on both repos, autogalaxy `visualization.py` also validated under its smoke env-var overrides — both rectangular + Delaunay pixelization iterations PASS.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 We just fixed a long-standing bug in
 @PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py where the CPU branch of
 `AnalysisImaging.log_likelihood_function` returned `fit.log_likelihood`
diff --git a/active/likelihood_jit_mirror.md b/complete/2026/05/likelihood-jit-mirror.md
similarity index 53%
rename from active/likelihood_jit_mirror.md
rename to complete/2026/05/likelihood-jit-mirror.md
index 3b03f0ed..d087ab78 100644
--- a/active/likelihood_jit_mirror.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/likelihood-jit-mirror.md
@@ -1,3 +1,51 @@
+## likelihood-jit-mirror
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/1
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- repo-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/2
+- merge-commit: 7c464c2
+- summary: |
+    Phase 1 of the autolens_profiling z_feature. Mirrored the JIT
+    likelihood profiling scripts and their tracked input datasets from
+    autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/ into the new
+    autolens_profiling repo at likelihood/ and dataset/. _developer
+    stays the source of truth — nothing moved or deleted upstream.
+
+    9 scripts + 1 __init__.py mirrored verbatim (filename-preserving)
+    across imaging/, interferometer/, point_source/, datacube/. ~7,400 LOC.
+    14 dataset files mirrored (~900K, checksums verified). 5 READMEs
+    authored: top-level likelihood/README.md + 4 per-section.
+
+    Path rewrites applied uniformly across all 9 scripts:
+      Path("jax_profiling") / "dataset"     -> Path("dataset")
+      _script_dir.parents[2]                -> _script_dir.parents[1]
+      "jax_profiling" / "results" / "jit"   -> "results" / "likelihood"
+      docstring sibling refs                -> new layout
+    The if should_simulate(...) block at the top of each script was
+    replaced with a clear FileNotFoundError pointing back at
+    _developer/jax_profiling/dataset_setup/ for regeneration (Phase 1
+    out of scope).
+
+    Decision locked in: dataset/ lives at top-level (shared with Phase 2
+    simulators and Phase 3 searches), NOT under likelihood/.
+
+    Smoke (CPU, all 4 produced artifacts at expected results/likelihood/
+    paths):
+      - imaging/mge.py [hst]: artifacts ✓; regression assertion
+        pre-existing drift (constant unchanged from _developer).
+      - interferometer/mge.py [sma]: ALL PASSED.
+      - point_source/image_plane.py [simple]: artifacts ✓; regression
+        assertion pre-existing drift (large: 0.07 → -362, sign change).
+      - datacube/delaunay.py [sma × 4]: ALL PASSED (both eager and
+        full-pipeline cube regressions).
+
+    Pre-existing drift in imaging/mge and point_source/image_plane is
+    upstream science work for _developer — same drift would manifest if
+    those scripts ran on PyAutoLens 2026.5.14.2. Worth a separate
+    follow-up issue against _developer (especially the point_source one,
+    which suggests a real behaviour change rather than fp noise).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Phase 1 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md` for the full roadmap).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/live-visual-update.md b/complete/2026/05/live-visual-update.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/live-visual-update.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## live-visual-update
+- completed: 2026-05-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1293
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: New `live_visual_update` flag (default False) on NonLinearSearch / Fitness / BackgroundQuickUpdate, config default in general.updates. Refactored BackgroundQuickUpdate to compose a new `LiveDisplay` helper that owns kernel-vs-script dispatch. Script mode lazily spawns `python -m autofit.non_linear.live_viewer <png>` — a tiny standalone module that polls fit.png on mtime and redraws a matplotlib window; clean exit on headless backends. Jupyter cell auto-display, previously implicit on kernel detection, is now also gated on the flag — notebook users who relied on it must pass `live_visual_update=True`. Flag wired through Nautilus only (the other search backends don't yet expose quick_update). Two follow-up commits dropped stale `subplot_fit.png` and `subplot_tracer.png` candidates from the display lookup — `subplot_` prefix has been gone from every PNG output across PyAutoGalaxy/PyAutoLens for some time, every `subplot_fit` plotter writes `fit.png` via `_save_subplot(fig, output_path, "fit", …)`. The lens imaging plotter at `autolens/imaging/model/plotter.py:78-98` short-circuits with `if quick_update: return` immediately after `subplot_fit`, so `fit.png` is the only file ever written during a quick update. Smoke test 32/32 across autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test (117s wall, 8 parallel). 1226 PyAutoFit unit tests pass. Manual matplotlib-window verification was deferred — flag is off by default so default tutorial behaviour is unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/log-prior-sign-convention.md b/complete/2026/05/log-prior-sign-convention.md
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index 00000000..7d3bdc47
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/log-prior-sign-convention.md
@@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
+## log-prior-sign-convention
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1266
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- library-prs:
+  - PyAutoFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1269
+  - autofit_workspace_test: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/27
+- notes: |
+    Sign-convention fix for Prior.log_prior_from_value across the Gaussian-family
+    priors and LogUniformPrior. Switched to density form (log p(x), negative for
+    low-density, zero at mode). NormalMessage flipped to -(value-mean)**2/(2σ**2);
+    LogGaussianPrior similarly with the -log(value) Jacobian preserved;
+    LogUniformPrior replaced 1.0/value (Jacobian gradient, not a log) with
+    -log(value) on NumPy + xp.where(in_bounds, -xp.log(value), -xp.inf) on JAX.
+    UniformPrior and TruncatedNormalMessage already correct. No Fitness changes —
+    sign lives entirely at the Prior boundary, as architecture demanded.
+
+    Empirically confirmed bug by two controlled experiments (Emcee + LBFGS,
+    flat likelihood + GaussianPrior(5,1)) — pre-fix they diverged to 10^146 and
+    8e143 respectively; post-fix both behave correctly. Both scripts promoted
+    to autofit_workspace_test/scripts/prior_correctness/ as permanent regression
+    gates that fail loudly if any future refactor reverts the sign.
+
+    Validation: pytest test_autofit 1242 passed, 1 skipped; 4 test pins updated
+    (test_prior.py + test_model_mapper.py — they had rubber-stamped the buggy
+    values); priors_xp_dispatch.py 28 assertions pass (24 existing parity + 4
+    new density-form gates); 4 autofit_workspace searches pass; EP runs to
+    completion (confirmed unaffected — uses Message.logpdf directly); 44/44
+    5-workspace smoke green.
+
+    Bug existed since commit db4016db42 (4 May 2022) for LogUniformPrior and
+    pre-dates that for the Gaussian family — ~4 years. Hidden because (a) most
+    production fits use nested samplers which bypass log_prior_from_value, (b)
+    most MCMC fits used UniformPrior which is sign-agnostic, (c) the existing
+    test pins rubber-stamped the wrong values.
+
+    Migration warning: cached Emcee/Zeus/MLE-Drawer/LBFGS/BFGS samples.csv with
+    non-uniform priors are biased and should be re-run. Dynesty/Nautilus chains
+    unaffected (priors via prior_transform); only their stored log_prior column
+    is wrong-signed and auto-recovers on next aggregator load.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/ludlow16-jax-native.md b/complete/2026/05/ludlow16-jax-native.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..bf4abeea
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/ludlow16-jax-native.md
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+## ludlow16-jax-native
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/403
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/406
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: |
+    Phase 2 of the Ludlow16 JAX-native work (Phase 1 was #397 / PR #402).
+    The colossus jax.pure_callback in mcr_util.py is GONE from production.
+
+    What landed:
+    - New autogalaxy/profiles/mass/dark/ludlow16.py — JAX-native port of
+      colossus.halo.concentration.modelLudlow16 (~400 lines, xp-aware).
+      EH98 transfer + Heath '77 growth factor + Einasto gammainc +
+      200-point Ludlow c-solver.
+    - mcr_util.py rewritten: replaced _ludlow16_cosmology_callback and
+      ludlow16_cosmology_jax with a single xp-aware ludlow16_cosmology(...).
+      The if-xp-is-np branching in kappa_s_and_scale_radius_for_ludlow and
+      kappa_s_scale_radius_and_core_radius_for_ludlow collapsed to single
+      xp-aware calls.
+    - colossus moved from required runtime dep to test/dev extras in
+      pyproject.toml. Production no longer imports colossus.
+    - 10 new tests in test_autogalaxy/profiles/mass/dark/test_ludlow16.py
+      (numpy-path cross-check vs colossus, skipped if colossus unavailable).
+    - Test tolerances loosened from 1e-4 → 1e-3 (still 0.1%) in 4 NFW-MCR
+      test files. Justified: the old 1e-4 implicitly claimed colossus-level
+      precision; JAX impl differs from colossus by ~2e-4 (sub-Ludlow-scatter).
+    - Bug fix during CI debug: replaced xp.trapezoid with a manual
+      _trapezoid_last_axis helper for numpy<1.26 compat (CI's Python 3.12
+      runs older numpy than the local dev venv).
+
+    Cross-implementation verification: autolens_workspace_test/subhalo.py
+    (Scenarios C and D, regression literals locked in via workspace_test
+    PR #92 from the colossus path) produces vmap = -1.349200e+09 — exact
+    match to rtol=1e-4. The JAX-native code reproduces the colossus
+    pure_callback's downstream log-likelihood at the precision we care
+    about.
+
+    Production grep confirms: no import colossus, no jax.pure_callback
+    anywhere in autogalaxy/. The only remaining "colossus" references are
+    in docstrings explaining what the new code replaced.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/many-vis-prep-dft.md b/complete/2026/05/many-vis-prep-dft.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..61fce958
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/many-vis-prep-dft.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## many-vis-prep-dft
+- issue: (CI-triage cluster G, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/90
+- library-followup-issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/326
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace
+- notes: Cluster G triage flagged three interferometer failures under the new nufftax-backed `TransformerNUFFT`. Investigation showed only one was a workspace-side issue: `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/pixelization/many_visibilities_preparation.py` was the lone outlier in its folder still passing `transformer_class=ag.TransformerNUFFT` and then calling `apply_sparse_operator`, which raises `NotImplementedError` under the new transformer (deliberate guard at `PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/interferometer/dataset.py:261-282`; nufftax's strict adjoint has a different absolute scale from the dirty image the sparse-operator solver was built against). Every sibling script in the folder (`modeling.py:194`, `fit.py:172/472`, `source_science.py:69`) and the parallel `autolens_workspace` script (`many_visibilities_preparation.py:101`) already used `TransformerDFT` — confirming DFT+sparse is the canonical pairing, NUFFT was never intended for the sparse path. One-line fix: `ag.TransformerNUFFT` → `ag.TransformerDFT` at line 87. Smoke: 6/6 passed; script writes `nufft_precision_operator_3.0.npy` end-to-end in test mode. The other two Cluster G failures (`autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/nufft.py` 5-px round-trip offset; `dataset_model_parity_delaunay.py` Delaunay parity, script self-comment "THIS IS THE BUG THE FIX TARGETS") are library-side gaps in the new adjoint's scale/grid-origin convention — filed as PyAutoArray#326 ("Complete the TransformerNUFFT migration"). Gotcha worth flagging: this task pre-dated the `/start_dev` flow so it never got an `active.md` entry; logged here post-hoc.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-docs.md b/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-docs.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f5dadb55
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-docs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## mass-profiles-docs
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/452
+- completed: 2026-05-26
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/453
+- notes: Phase 5 (final) of mass profiles refactor epic (PyAutoGalaxy#445). LaTeX docstrings added to all 26 mass profile files — mathematical definitions, paper references, parameter units. 1283 lines of documentation. No code logic changed, 406 tests pass.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-guide.md b/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-guide.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..20ed094f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-guide.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## mass-profiles-guide
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/178
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/179
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: New scripts/guides/profiles/mass.py in autolens_workspace — single-page tour of every lensing mass profile (Total / Mass Sheets / Multipoles / Point Mass), paired-companion to scripts/guides/profiles/light.py. Detailed example builds al.mp.Isothermal and plots convergence + log10 potential + deflection magnitude + lensed-source image via Tracer. Mass Sheets section covers ExternalShear, MassSheet, ExternalPotential. Point Mass section covers PointMass / SMBH / SMBHBinary via Galaxy wrapper (PointMass family returns raw ndarray for convergence, not Array2D — same kind of library quirk as Basis). PowerLawMultipole positioned after Model Instance (paralleling revised light.py order). Library quirks worked around in the guide rather than fixed upstream: dPIEMass(ell_comps=(0,0)) divide-by-zero, deflections_yx_2d_from returning VectorYX2D (plot via np.hypot + Array2D wrap), dPIEPotential.convergence_2d_from incorrectly returning VectorYX2D. Stellar / dark / lmp / lmp_linear profiles deferred to a separate light_and_mass_profiles.py guide (starting immediately as follow-up task).
diff --git a/active/mass_profiles_spring_clean.md b/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-spring-clean.md
similarity index 83%
rename from active/mass_profiles_spring_clean.md
rename to complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-spring-clean.md
index 79b8e103..e7bf50d8 100644
--- a/active/mass_profiles_spring_clean.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mass-profiles-spring-clean.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## mass-profiles-spring-clean
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/450
+- completed: 2026-05-26
+- notes: Phase 4 of mass profiles refactor epic (PyAutoGalaxy#445). Audit-only — no code changes needed. xp threading already complete (Phases 2-3 covered it), decorators consistent, no dead code remaining. mass_to_light_ratio naming asymmetry documented but not fixed (breaking change). Closed without PR.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Spring clean the mass profiles module in PyAutoGalaxy.
 
 ## Goal
diff --git a/active/mass_self_consistency_tests.md b/complete/2026/05/mass-self-consistency-tests.md
similarity index 81%
rename from active/mass_self_consistency_tests.md
rename to complete/2026/05/mass-self-consistency-tests.md
index 7303b5bc..0e9ff9c5 100644
--- a/active/mass_self_consistency_tests.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mass-self-consistency-tests.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## mass-self-consistency-tests
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/122
+- completed: 2026-05-26
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/124
+- notes: Phase 1 of mass profiles refactor epic (PyAutoGalaxy#445). Added scripts/mass/ with 7 files testing 42 mass profiles via numerical differentiation of lensing relations. 56 PASS / 1 FAIL (NFWSph grad(psi)=alpha at 11% — genuine finding) / 69 SKIP (zero-returning or not-implemented potentials). Key debugging: autoarray Grid2D.uniform has y decreasing along axis 0 — np.gradient needs negative spacing. Some profiles return raw ndarray instead of autoarray types. Next phase: CSE JAX port (autogalaxy/cse_jax_port.md).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Build a comprehensive self-consistency test suite for every mass profile in PyAutoGalaxy.
 
 ## Goal
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mass-test-modes.md b/complete/2026/05/mass-test-modes.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..953eb713
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mass-test-modes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## mass-test-modes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/131
+- completed: 2026-05-27
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/132
+- notes: Fast/full test modes for mass profile test suite. Fast (default) <30s, full sweeps parameter extremes. Final item from mass_profiles_followup tracker.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mesh-geometry-picklable.md b/complete/2026/05/mesh-geometry-picklable.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4f70c5b9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mesh-geometry-picklable.md
@@ -0,0 +1,29 @@
+## mesh-geometry-picklable
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/320
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/321
+- parent-issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1279 (Phase 4 feasibility — Q2 carve-out)
+- repos: PyAutoArray
+- notes: |
+    Q2 of the Phase 4 subprocess-visualization feasibility (#1279).
+    AbstractMeshGeometry stored `self._xp = xp` (a module reference),
+    making FitImaging unpicklable. Replaced with `self._use_jax: bool`
+    + `_xp` as a property — same pattern as Analysis._xp (PyAutoFit)
+    and AbstractMaker._xp (PyAutoArray decorators). One class change,
+    one new test file (5 new tests covering numpy + JAX backends across
+    Rectangular + Delaunay geometries). 171 inversion tests still pass.
+
+    End-to-end verified: a populated FitImaging round-trips through
+    pickle.dumps/loads with log_likelihood Δ=0.00e+00 on both backends.
+    Pickle size ~4.6 MB for a Rectangular-adaptive-density pixelization
+    fit. Strong positive signal for Q1 (IPC choice) — mp.Process+Queue
+    and ProcessPoolExecutor are both viable; no need to fall back to
+    "send raw arrays + reconstruct in worker".
+
+    Spike scripts (picklability_spike.py, picklability_spike_jax.py)
+    and q2_findings.md remain in ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/viz-subprocess-
+    feasibility/ as in-progress notes for Q1/Q3/Q4 work. The parent
+    viz-subprocess-feasibility task stays in active.md.
+
+    File-disjoint coexistence with knn-barycentric (#317) on PyAutoArray
+    worked cleanly (different files under inversion/mesh/).
diff --git a/active/mge_cse_fallback.md b/complete/2026/05/mge-cse-fallback.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/mge_cse_fallback.md
rename to complete/2026/05/mge-cse-fallback.md
index 60335771..004f5888 100644
--- a/active/mge_cse_fallback.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mge-cse-fallback.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## mge-cse-fallback
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/448
+- completed: 2026-05-26
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/449
+- notes: Phase 3 of mass profiles refactor epic (PyAutoGalaxy#445). Added potential_2d_via_mge_from to MGEDecomposer using E1 exponential integral (Shajib 2019, cross-validated against Jax-Lensing-Profiles). Replaced zero-returning methods across 10 profiles: PointMass/MassSheet got analytic potentials, cNFW got MGE convergence+potential, remaining 7 profiles got MGE potential. 12 files changed, 406 tests pass. Self-consistency 0.3% (laplacian=2kappa). Next phase: spring clean (autogalaxy/mass_profiles_spring_clean.md).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Implement MGE/CSE fallback for mass profiles that currently return zeros for convergence or potential.
 
 ## Goal
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mge-potential-elliptical.md b/complete/2026/05/mge-potential-elliptical.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..38030fd0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mge-potential-elliptical.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## mge-potential-elliptical
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/459
+- completed: 2026-05-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/460
+- notes: Replaced circular E1 potential with Gauss-Legendre deflection line integral. Elliptical Sersic/Chameleon/DevVaucouleurs/cNFW all now PASS. Gaussian remains a known MGE decomposition limitation.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mge-profiling-a100.md b/complete/2026/05/mge-profiling-a100.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..8e6501cf
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mge-profiling-a100.md
@@ -0,0 +1,31 @@
+## mge-profiling-a100
+- completed: 2026-05-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/56
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer (+ z_projects/profiling local-only)
+- notes: |
+    Follow-up to fft-mixed-precision-fix: extends profiling from
+    consumer (RTX 2060 + i9-10885H) to A100 80GB and consolidates 10
+    configs into canonical
+    jax_profiling/results/jit/imaging/mge/ tracking dir.
+
+    Tooling: z_projects/profiling/scripts/mge_profile.py (single-config
+    step-by-step JIT profiler) + mge_aggregate.py (--ingest-pre-fix to
+    convert /tmp logs, --consolidate-from to move HPC pulls, default to
+    emit comparison.json+png) + 2 SLURM submits for A100 fp64+mp.
+
+    Headline timings:
+    - A100 fp64: 5.7 ms full pipeline / 2.4 ms vmap-per-call
+    - A100 mp: 5.4 ms / 2.3 ms (5% noise — mp delivers ~zero on A100)
+    - RTX 2060 fp64: 43.7 ms / 23.9 ms
+    - RTX 2060 mp: 43.0 ms / 15.0 ms (37% vmap win on consumer GPU)
+    - CPU fp64: 308 ms / 234 ms
+
+    Key conclusion: use_mixed_precision is a consumer-GPU lever, not a
+    production one. A100's 1:2 fp64:fp32 ratio means fp64 is not
+    punitive on production hardware.
+
+    Caveat surfaced (filed as separate follow-up): A100 JIT log_likelihood
+    truncates to fp32 precision (-159734.59 vs eager fp64
+    -159736.355042) — jax_enable_x64 likely not set in HPC PyAutoNSS
+    venv. Doesn't affect timing, but worth investigating before
+    quoting A100-served NSS / Nautilus log Z to high precision.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/mge-source-truth-tests.md b/complete/2026/05/mge-source-truth-tests.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3d55b5ad
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/mge-source-truth-tests.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## mge-source-truth-tests
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/72 (follow-up; #72 closed by PR #73)
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/75
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Tests 3+4 in the source-science series. Flipped which source class is "matched to truth" relative to PR #74: use an MGE source truth extracted from the test-2 mge_source MLE (via new `source_science/extract_mge_truth.py`) instead of the SersicCore truth used in tests 1+2. Key findings: (a) test 3 (MGE truth + lens light) shows the MGE+MGE catastrophe is WORSE on MGE truth than on Sersic truth — source flux 7× truth vs 2× in test 1, magnitude bias -2.12 mag vs -0.77 — falsifying any "MGE is fine if you match its truth" intuition; (b) the Sersic-source robustness from test 1 evaporates when truth is MGE + lens light is present, hitting -13% to -26% magnification bias; (c) test 4 (MGE truth, no lens light) recovers magnification at ~5% for both Sersic AND MGE source fits, confirming the "no lens light is easy" regime; (d) but MGE+MGE no-lens-light has +15% source-flux and +10% image-plane-flux bias — a basis-internal MGE degeneracy distinct from lens-light absorption. The cleaner thesis emerging from tests 1-4 together: "Without lens light, magnification is robust to source-class mismatch (~4-5% across all combinations). With lens light, source-model mismatch creates significant bias; MGE source + MGE lens light is the catastrophic combination." Built two new cross-experiment plots: `test3_vs_test4_mge_source.png` (mirrors PR #74's headline for MGE truth) and `matched_vs_mismatched_2x2.png` (2x2 grid summarising every truth_class × lens_light combination). Latter required re-running tests 1+2 fits in this worktree since v3 cache was lost after PR #74 cleanup. Gotchas: `samples.draw_randomly_via_pdf` floating-point bug already documented in PR #74's notes (bypass via `_draw_indices_from_pdf` in visualize.py). For the next study (lens-config-robustness), the user wants to test 2 more lens setups + MGE-lens-light truth tests at the existing config — moved to GPU to keep compute tractable.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/move-basis-regularization-to-developer.md b/complete/2026/05/move-basis-regularization-to-developer.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..92c817ec
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/move-basis-regularization-to-developer.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## move-basis-regularization-to-developer
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/193, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/89, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/76
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Cluster D smoke-run triage. Surfaced via a FitException at PyAutoLens analysis.py:84 wrapping the original exception. The real error was an empty-float64 mapper_indices used as an index in PyAutoArray Inversion._reduced (IndexError on numpy, stricter TypeError on JAX). Reproduces in user-mode too (use_jax=True), so not an autobuild env artifact. Spent significant time prototyping a PyAutoArray fix (regularized_indices vs mapper_indices, log_det decoupling) before the user clarified the convention: lens-light Basis regularization should never enter log_det_* terms, but should enter the regularization_term S^T H S. Two failed pivots (full short-circuit broke log_det cholesky; regularized_indices redefined _reduced shape). User then pointed out the underlying problem was the workspace script — the regularized-Basis section was documented as "Advanced / Unused" yet still executed. Reverted PyAutoArray entirely; moved the section out of 4 user-facing modeling.py scripts into a new autolens_workspace_developer/basis_regularization/ folder housing 4 self-contained reference scripts. Library stays unchanged. Lessons: (1) check whether the failing config is documented as unsupported before patching library code; (2) Basis lens-light regularization is a "research-only" feature — positive-only solver already solved the ringing problem it was designed for.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/multi-viz-imaging-small-datasets-override.md b/complete/2026/05/multi-viz-imaging-small-datasets-override.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d6599559
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/multi-viz-imaging-small-datasets-override.md
@@ -0,0 +1,37 @@
+## multi-viz-imaging-small-datasets-override
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/80
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Cluster E from the 2026-05-07 release-prep triage.
+    `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/multi/visualization_imaging.py`
+    crashed in the local triage runner with `ValueError: operands
+    could not be broadcast together with shapes (150,150) (15,15)` at
+    `dataset.apply_mask(mask=mask)`. The triage report's prescribed
+    fix ("derive mask shape from dataset.shape_native, not from a
+    hardcoded constant") was a no-op — the script already does that.
+    Real cause: `PyAutoArray/autoarray/mask/mask_2d.py:363-366`
+    silently overrides `shape_native` to (15,15) when
+    `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1`, *even when shape_native is explicit*,
+    while `Imaging.from_fits` does not cap the dataset. The triage
+    runner picked up the failure because
+    `autolens_workspace_test/config/build/env_vars.yaml` sets
+    `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS: "1"` as a workspace-wide default; the
+    GitHub Actions release.yml does not (only sets it for non-`_test`
+    workspaces, lines 965–971), which is why CI passes. Fix: 9-line
+    additive entry in env_vars.yaml unsetting the cap for
+    `multi/visualization_imaging` (matching the existing
+    `imaging/visualization` precedent). Sibling
+    `multi/visualization_interferometer.py` was left alone — it
+    passes under the cap currently and the triage didn't flag it
+    (whether its likelihood is correct under a 15x15 real-space mask
+    is a separate correctness question). Pure config change; no
+    library or script touched.
+
+    **Follow-up worth filing as a PyAutoArray issue:**
+    `Mask2D.circular`'s `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` cap silently
+    overrides an explicit `shape_native` argument. Two options for a
+    proper fix: (a) only apply the cap when shape_native is at its
+    default, or (b) make `Imaging.from_fits` also honour the env var
+    so dataset and mask stay consistent. Both need a careful audit of
+    every smoke test that currently relies on the implicit cap.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles-linear.md b/complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles-linear.md
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index 00000000..3de9eded
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles-linear.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## multipole-light-profiles-linear
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/418 (follow-up — no separate issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/421
+- workspace-test-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/49 + https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/100
+- notes: Three-PR follow-up to multipole-light-profiles. (1) Split `autogalaxy/profiles/light/standard/multipole.py` into per-class modules (`sersic_multipole.py`, `gaussian_multipole.py`) with the shared mixin extracted to `_multipole_mixin.py`. Test file split correspondingly. (2) Added `ag.lp_linear.SersicMultipole` and `ag.lp_linear.GaussianMultipole` — each subclasses its standard variant + `LightProfileLinear`, hardcodes `intensity=1.0`. (3) Docs/api/light.rst Linear section in PyAutoGalaxy lists both new linear classes (PyAutoLens has no Linear section to extend, and its Standard section was already updated in PR #515). (4) Added JAX likelihood test scripts in `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/light_multipole/multipole.py` and `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/light_multipole/multipole.py` — both exercise SersicMultipole under `fitness._vmap` + `jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)` with explicit `af.TuplePrior` Gaussian priors on the multipole component tuples (the library does not ship default priors for them yet). Key gotchas: (a) inline `bulge.multipole_3_comps_0 = af.GaussianPrior(...)` fails because PyAutoFit doesn't reassemble scalar-named priors into a tuple at construction time without a yaml config — `af.TuplePrior(multipole_3_comps_0=..., multipole_3_comps_1=...)` is the right primitive. (b) PyAutoLens worktree was attached but had zero changes after PR #515 already mirrored the Standard autosummary entries — skipped its PR entirely. (c) Workspace_test smoke CI auto-checks-out matching library feature branches via the `Match library branches` step in `.github/workflows/smoke_tests.yml`, so merge order didn't matter for CI. (d) `total_free_parameters` was 7 (Sersic baseline) until the TuplePrior priors were set; this would have silently fixed multipole_*_comps at (0,0) and defeated the JAX test. Workspace priors + modeling example still deferred to the follow-up prompt.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles.md b/complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/multipole-light-profiles.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## multipole-light-profiles
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/418
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/420
+- docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/515
+- notes: Library-only ship. Added `ag.lp.SersicMultipole` and `ag.lp.GaussianMultipole` (subclassing `Sersic` / `Gaussian` so `isinstance` checks still pass), both gated by `multipole_3_comps` / `multipole_4_comps` tuples that default to `(0.0, 0.0)` — verified by machine-precision parity tests against the base profiles. API matches `EllipseMultipole` / `PowerLawMultipole` convention. Shared `perturbed_radii_from` helper lives on `_LightProfileMultipoleMixin` (leading-underscore signals throwaway — to be replaced when the z_features generalisation lands). `image_2d_via_radii_from` overridden in both subclasses to accept a raw backend array since the perturbation step strips the autoarray wrapper; matched Aris's prototype pattern. `xp=np` threaded end-to-end. Decorator stack uses `@aa.decorators.to_array` / `@aa.decorators.transform` (the actual code path; `@aa.grid_dec.*` references in PyAutoGalaxy CLAUDE.md appear stale). 12 new unit tests cover zero-perturbation parity, m=3/m=4 rotational symmetry on a circular base, centre translation, nonzero-multipole diff, and finiteness+non-negativity under large perturbation. Companion docs-only PR on PyAutoLens (#515) mirrored the autosummary entries since PyAutoLens re-exports `autogalaxy.profiles.light.standard as lp`. Workspace priors + modeling example explicitly deferred to a follow-up prompt — `autogalaxy_workspace` was free but the user chose to bundle workspace work under a separate issue, and `autolens_workspace` was held by `cluster-modeling-v2` anyway. Conflict-guard worked as designed (caught autolens_workspace early).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/multipole-scaled-jax.md b/complete/2026/05/multipole-scaled-jax.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/multipole-scaled-jax.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## multipole-scaled-jax
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/426
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/427
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/51
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nfw-jax-port.md b/complete/2026/05/nfw-jax-port.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nfw-jax-port.md
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+## nfw-jax-port
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/397
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/402
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1 feasibility study for replacing the jax.pure_callback wrapping
+    colossus.halo.concentration in autogalaxy/profiles/mass/dark/mcr_util.py.
+
+    Verdict: Approach A (full JAX port of modelLudlow16 including the
+    Eisenstein-Hu '98 transfer + Heath '77 growth factor + Einasto
+    gammainc mass ratio + 200-point c-solver) is viable. ~330 lines of
+    straight-line JAX. Max c200c rel error vs colossus = 7.5e-4 across the
+    lensing parameter grid (log M ∈ [10, 14] Msun/h, z ∈ [0.1, 2.5]).
+    Single-call post-JIT 0.69 ms (vs colossus 0.83 ms). vmap × 32 is
+    1.29× faster than colossus serial. jax.grad agrees with finite-diff
+    to 7e-4.
+
+    Science-impact validation (science_check.py): end-to-end propagation
+    through NFWMCRScatterLudlow and cNFWMCRScatterLudlow gives
+    kappa_s max rel error 1.07e-3, NFW κ/α per-pixel max 8.21e-4, cNFW
+    α per-pixel max 7.60e-4. Intrinsic Ludlow16 scatter is ~350× larger
+    than the JAX-vs-colossus offset — scientifically invisible.
+
+    All deliverables under docs/research/nfw_ludlow16_jax/:
+      - nfw_ludlow16_jax_assessment.md (the report)
+      - ludlow16_jax.py (the prototype)
+      - validate.py, bench.py, tune.py, science_check.py
+
+    No production code changed in this issue/PR. Phase 2 follow-up issue
+    (to be filed) will swap the prototype into mcr_util.py, collapse the
+    xp-branching in the two callers, and make colossus an optional dep.
+
+    Known issue surfaced in cNFW science check (not blocking): the
+    Penarrubia mcr formula goes negative for f_c=0.20, producing a
+    negative kappa_s (pre-existing, unrelated to this work). Also
+    cNFWSph.convergence_2d_from returns zeros — "not yet implemented"
+    in PyAutoGalaxy.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nfw-mcr-ludlow-jit.md b/complete/2026/05/nfw-mcr-ludlow-jit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0d2ee23e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nfw-mcr-ludlow-jit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+## nfw-mcr-ludlow-jit
+- issue: none — extension of the subhalo JAX regression script
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/92
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Extended scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/subhalo.py from
+    two scenarios to four: kept the existing IsothermalSph + fixed/free
+    subhalo-redshift pair (Scenarios A/B, regression check for PyAutoLens
+    #498/PR #499) and added NFWMCRLudlowSph + fixed/free subhalo-redshift
+    (Scenarios C/D, regression check for the colossus jax.pure_callback
+    path in PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles/mass/dark/mcr_util.py).
+
+    Refactored build_model + run_scenario to take a subhalo-mass-factory
+    callable and an expected-vmap literal so each scenario is one call.
+
+    Regression literals (vmap log-likelihood at prior medians):
+      A/B (IsothermalSph)   : -1.412105e+09 (unchanged)
+      C/D (NFWMCRLudlowSph) : -1.349200e+09 (new)
+    Single-instance jit log-likelihood = -3.523166e+05 in all four
+    scenarios and matches the numpy path to rtol=1e-4.
+
+    Only the fitness._vmap path actually exercises the pure_callback
+    inside the JAX trace — the single-instance jit(fit_from)(instance)
+    path receives a pre-built ModelInstance whose kappa_s was computed
+    at construction time outside the trace. C/D's vmap literal is the
+    load-bearing assert and will catch any drift when the JAX-native
+    Ludlow concentration of PyAutoGalaxy #403 (Phase 2) lands.
+
+    Sundry fix during shipping: switched the canonical
+    autolens_workspace_test remote from SSH (git@github.com:...) to
+    HTTPS to match the convention used by every other PyAuto repo
+    (only PyAutoConf still uses SSH). Was blocking gh pr create.
diff --git a/active/nfw_sph_potential_mismatch.md b/complete/2026/05/nfw-sph-potential-mismatch.md
similarity index 85%
rename from active/nfw_sph_potential_mismatch.md
rename to complete/2026/05/nfw-sph-potential-mismatch.md
index edf45ffc..442650c7 100644
--- a/active/nfw_sph_potential_mismatch.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nfw-sph-potential-mismatch.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## nfw-sph-potential-mismatch
+- issue: resolved without PR
+- completed: 2026-05-27
+- notes: Not a bug. The 11% error is finite-difference truncation error from np.gradient on the highly-curved NFW potential. Point-wise comparison confirmed ratio=1.0000 at every radius. Minor xp fix shipped in #458.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 RESOLVED — not a bug. NFWSph potential-deflection finite-difference artifact.
 
 ## Problem
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nnls-vmap-speedup.md b/complete/2026/05/nnls-vmap-speedup.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7fccedd1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nnls-vmap-speedup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+## nnls-vmap-speedup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/307 (closed without library changes)
+- completed: 2026-05-11
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoConf (both — no commits, worktree branches deleted)
+- outcome: |
+    Closed without shipping. Investigation found the prompt's premise
+    ("8.84x Delaunay vmap regression caused by NNLS") was a batch=3
+    measurement artifact. At production batch=20 on A100:
+      - Rect full pipeline = 11.2 ms/element (target was <=25 ms — already met)
+      - Delaunay full pipeline = 69.5 ms/element (target was <=200 ms — already met)
+      - NNLS = 6.2 ms/element = 9% of Delaunay (vmap regress = 0.40x, faster than single)
+    Delaunay bottleneck is scipy.spatial.Delaunay via pure_callback
+    (16.87 ms/element under sequential vmap = 99% of source-mapper sub-cost).
+    Algorithm survey (PDIP/ADMM/FISTA): PDIP wins on correctness — ADMM/FISTA
+    can't converge at production conditioning. Gradient audit: custom_vjp is
+    lazy, no forward-only entry needed. MAX_ITER sweep: PDIP self-stops at
+    15-20 iters, lowering MAX_ITER doesn't speed typical case.
+- findings: ~/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling/FINDINGS_nnls_v2.md
+- followup: pure-JAX Delaunay triangulation (highest-value lever for Delaunay
+    science throughput; ~1.3x speedup vs current state from this alone,
+    up to ~2x combined with optimising other inversion-setup work).
diff --git a/active/nss_checkpointing_and_visualization.md b/complete/2026/05/nss-checkpointing-and-visualization.md
similarity index 84%
rename from active/nss_checkpointing_and_visualization.md
rename to complete/2026/05/nss-checkpointing-and-visualization.md
index 16fa7372..bf5bd808 100644
--- a/active/nss_checkpointing_and_visualization.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nss-checkpointing-and-visualization.md
@@ -1,3 +1,37 @@
+## nss-checkpointing-and-visualization
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1273
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-prs:
+  - PyAutoFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1274
+  - autolens_workspace_developer: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/66
+- notes: |
+    Phases 2-3 of nss_first_class_sampler. Inlined the upstream
+    run_nested_sampling outer loop in NSS._fit (blackjax.nss + manual while +
+    finalise + log_weights) so we could hook checkpoint writes +
+    analysis.visualize() between iterations. New `checkpoint_interval=100`
+    kwarg; `iterations_per_quick_update` (Phase 1 no-op) now functional.
+    Atomic tmp-and-rename pickle write with NumPy round-trip for JAX
+    pytree portability. Post-success cleanup deletes the checkpoint.
+
+    Architectural insight (corrected the roadmap): nss.ns.run_nested_sampling's
+    outer loop is plain Python — the JIT boundary is `one_step` processing
+    num_delete deaths per iteration. No upstream yallup/nss PR needed; both
+    phases ship in one PyAutoFit PR.
+
+    Validation: pytest test_autofit 1258 passed/1 skipped (1252 baseline +
+    6 new checkpoint tests). End-to-end resume smoke
+    (autolens_workspace_developer/searches_minimal/nss_checkpoint_resume.py):
+    capture pass + resume pass produce identical log_evidence=-0.0096,
+    Phase 3 viz fires 4 times during capture, post-success cleanup deletes
+    the checkpoint on both passes. Phase 1 Gaussian smoke regression-free
+    (7s wall, ESS 94/95).
+
+    Roadmap status: Phase 4 (`pip install autofit[nss]` extra) and Phase 5
+    (workspace tutorial scripts: autolens_workspace/searches/nss.py etc.)
+    remain. Both are small + standalone — neither blocks the other.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 > **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
 
 Add checkpointing + on-the-fly visualization to `af.NSS`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-init.md b/complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-init.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..97cc7758
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-init.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## nss-chunked-init
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1304
+- completed: 2026-05-29
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1305 (merged 2986bbf)
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: Follow-up to PyAutoFit#1303. That PR chunked the per-iteration MCMC step's jax.vmap(num_delete) but left a separate hardcoded jax.vmap(init_state_fn) inside blackjax.ns.nss.as_top_level_api's init_fn unchunked. A100 retry on autolens_profiling NSS pix/delaunay × HST × fp64 (jobs 322605 + 322606) OOM'd at the same byte counts as before #1303 (28.05 GB pix, 27.67 GB delaunay) because the crash is in algo.init not algo.step — the "NSS configuration:" log line never appears in the OOM logs but does appear in the working MGE cell (322590), isolating the bug. New module autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/_chunked_nss.py exposes build_chunked_nss_algorithm — a ~30-line local replica of blackjax.nss.as_top_level_api that controls both vmap sites: step path via make_chunked_update_strategy from #1303 (unchanged), init path via jax.lax.map(init_state_fn, positions, batch_size=chunk_size). af.NSS._fit switches to the local builder when chunk_size < max(n_live, num_delete); falls through to upstream blackjax.nss(...) bit-for-bit otherwise. 1417/0 PyAutoFit tests + bit-identical log_Z=-4.3208251152 on 5D Gaussian at n_live=20/num_delete=4/chunk_size=4 (5 init chunks). No workspace change needed — autolens_profiling#43's build_nss already passes chunk_size=vmap_batch_for_cell(...). Future: (1) resubmit A100 NSS pix/delaunay to confirm OOM unblock; (2) upstream init+step seam to handley-lab/blackjax so the PyAutoFit replica shrinks to a forwarder; (3) JAX-traced bit-identical workspace test belongs in autofit_workspace_test/.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-vmap.md b/complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-vmap.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..91dd01a3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nss-chunked-vmap.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## nss-chunked-vmap
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1301
+- completed: 2026-05-29
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1303 (merged c161235)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/43 (merged b97c3e8)
+- repos: PyAutoFit, autolens_profiling
+- notes: Added an additive chunk_size: Optional[int] = None kwarg to af.NSS that swaps blackjax's inner jax.vmap(num_delete) for jax.lax.map(batch_size=chunk_size) inside update_with_mcmc_take_last. Implementation rides on blackjax.nss(update_strategy=...) — already an exposed kwarg in the handley-lab fork — so the swap is a clean drop-in via PyAutoFit-local make_chunked_update_strategy(chunk_size) factory in autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/_chunked_update.py. No upstream blackjax change required. autolens_profiling/searches/build_nss reverts the earlier num_delete=min(default, probe) Band-Aid (which had been compromising sampler convergence to dodge OOMs) and instead passes chunk_size=vmap_batch_for_cell(...) while keeping num_delete=50 SLaM default. _runner.py records chunk_size in the metric JSON. Verified bit-identical log_Z between chunk_size=None and chunk_size=2 on a 5D Gaussian (smoke at /tmp/nss_chunked_smoke.py). All 18 leaf scripts (9 Nautilus + 9 NSS) smoke clean. 1414/0 PyAutoFit test suite. Unblocks A100 NSS pixelization + delaunay × HST × fp64 cells (was OOMing as 322592/96/600/602/604) — resubmission follow-up needed to confirm; baselines are Nautilus pixelization 46.5 ms/eval 46 min (322603), delaunay 84.8 ms/eval 45 min (322601), and NSS MGE 1.6 ms/eval 11 min (322590) showing NSS's 7.5x per-eval edge on parametric cells. CLAUDE.md "No JAX in unit tests" rule was load-bearing: bit-identical chunked-vs-unchunked test ran manually under the worktree; library PR ships boilerplate kwarg-plumbing tests only. Workspace-test version is follow-up scope. Discovered a real bug during local smoke: `source activate.sh | tail -1` pipes the source into a subshell pipe and PYTHONPATH never exports to the parent; ran the canonical autofit (which doesn't have chunk_size) and chunk_size=2 was silently absorbed by **kwargs. Re-ran without the pipe to confirm the chunked path actually fires. Worth a memory note. Future work: (1) resubmit A100 NSS pixelization/delaunay cells to confirm OOM unblock; (2) upstream chunked vmap to handley-lab/blackjax/from_mcmc.build_kernel so the PyAutoFit shim can shrink to a forwarder; (3) drop JAX-traced bit-identical test into autofit_workspace_test/.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nss-install-extra.md b/complete/2026/05/nss-install-extra.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..207ba91b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nss-install-extra.md
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+## nss-install-extra
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1276
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-prs:
+  - PyAutoFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1277
+- notes: |
+    Phase 4 of nss_first_class_sampler. `pip install autofit[nss]` is now the
+    single safe install command for af.NSS — replaces the multi-step install
+    saga documented in FINDINGS_v3.md.
+
+    Approach: Option C from the prompt (pyproject.toml extra with pinned
+    git+ URLs). Original prompt recommended Option A (full vendoring of
+    ~1300 LOC) — investigation revealed modern pip 23+ handles URL-direct
+    deps cleanly, so the lighter Option C path was feasible without
+    ongoing re-vendor maintenance burden.
+
+    Critical pin: handley-lab/blackjax at SHA `ef45acd2f` (the May 2026
+    "Merge PR #60 — double_compile" commit). HEAD added `numpy>=1.25`
+    which conflicts with autofit's `anesthetic==2.8.14` (numpy<2.0).
+    Bump only when the anesthetic numpy cap moves (likely with Python 3.13
+    anesthetic>=2.9 takeover).
+
+    Validation: pytest test_autofit 1258 passed/1 skipped; fresh-venv
+    `pip install -e PyAutoFit[nss]` completes in ~3 min on Python 3.12 with
+    no resolver conflict; `af.NSS()` + `blackjax.ns.adaptive.init` smoke
+    pass. New CI workflow runs the fresh-venv install + import smoke on
+    every PR + Sunday 03:00 UTC cron — catches upstream drift past the
+    pinned SHAs.
+
+    Updated af.NSS ImportError text to reference `pip install autofit[nss]`
+    instead of the manual `git+https://...` recipe. Phase 1's NSS unit
+    test's `pytest.raises(match=...)` regex still matches the new text.
+
+    Roadmap status: Phases 0-4 shipped. Only Phase 5 remains (workspace
+    tutorial scripts — autolens_workspace/searches/nss.py +
+    autogalaxy/autofit cookbook entries).
diff --git a/active/nss_search_wrapper.md b/complete/2026/05/nss-search-wrapper.md
similarity index 81%
rename from active/nss_search_wrapper.md
rename to complete/2026/05/nss-search-wrapper.md
index ca683672..82ee7881 100644
--- a/active/nss_search_wrapper.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nss-search-wrapper.md
@@ -1,3 +1,50 @@
+## nss-search-wrapper
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1271
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-prs:
+  - PyAutoFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1272
+  - autolens_workspace_developer: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/64
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1 of nss_first_class_sampler roadmap. `af.NSS(...)` lands as a
+    drop-in `NonLinearSearch` mirroring `af.Nautilus(...)`. New module
+    PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/ with `NSS(AbstractNest)`,
+    `NSSamples(SamplesNest)`, and an `_NSSInternal` post-run state holder.
+    JAX-traceable `log_likelihood` and `prior_logprob` closures built inline
+    using Phase 0's `xp=jnp` plumbing (#1262 + #1269). Optional-import guard
+    keeps `import autofit` working without `nss` installed; instantiation
+    raises a clear `ImportError` pointing at the Phase 4 install path.
+
+    Validation: pytest test_autofit 1252 passed/1 skipped (1242 baseline + 10
+    new NSS tests). Fast 2D Gaussian end-to-end wiring smoke
+    (autolens_workspace_developer/searches_minimal/nss_first_class_gaussian.py)
+    completes in 10 sec wall on CPU — ESS 94/95, weighted posterior recovers
+    prior means under flat likelihood, samples.csv written through Paths,
+    Result.max_log_likelihood_instance round-trips. Heavy HST MGE smoke
+    (nss_first_class.py) demonstrated wiring works (1000+ dead points,
+    monotonic logZ progression) but is HPC-GPU-only for full numerical-parity
+    runs.
+
+    Real bug caught during validation: initial `_fit` returned None for the
+    `fitness` slot but AbstractNest.perform_update calls `fitness.batch_size`
+    for latent-sample generation. Fixed by returning a
+    `Fitness(model, analysis, paths, fom_is_log_likelihood=True, batch_size=1)`
+    even though af.NSS doesn't use Fitness for sampling — required by the
+    post-fit API contract.
+
+    Phases 2-5 status:
+    - Phase 2 (checkpointing): stubbed — `iterations_per_quick_update`
+      accepted with no-op log, state.json warns instead of resuming
+    - Phase 3 (on-the-fly viz): stubbed (same kwarg)
+    - Phase 4 (`pip install autofit[nss]` extra): not yet
+    - Phase 5 (workspace tutorial scripts): not yet — autolens_workspace/
+      searches/nss.py + autogalaxy/autofit cookbook entries land after Phase 4
+
+    Follow-ups: JIT persistent cache (each cold fit eats ~25-30 s while_loop
+    compile), and proper Sonnet-style workspace tutorial scripts once
+    Phase 4 lands.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 > **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
 
 Add `af.NSS` — a first-class `NonLinearSearch` for Nested Slice
diff --git a/active/nss_tutorial_dispatch.md b/complete/2026/05/nss-tutorial-dispatch.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/nss_tutorial_dispatch.md
rename to complete/2026/05/nss-tutorial-dispatch.md
index 7654648d..a4df7577 100644
--- a/active/nss_tutorial_dispatch.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nss-tutorial-dispatch.md
@@ -1,3 +1,39 @@
+## nss-tutorial-dispatch
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/59
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- workspace-prs:
+  - autofit_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/60
+- notes: |
+    Phase 5 of nss_first_class_sampler — the workspace capstone. Added an
+    "Search: NSS" section to autofit_workspace/scripts/searches/nest.py so
+    end users discover af.NSS from the canonical nested-sampler tutorial.
+    Extended the top docstring + Contents block, added an
+    "Install Precondition for NSS" callout (pip install autofit[nss]),
+    added a "When to use NSS" paragraph to the searches/README.md.
+
+    Real bug caught during validation: the default af.ex.Analysis uses
+    NumPy internally, which trips TracerArrayConversionError when NSS
+    JIT-traces through it. Fix: build a separate af.ex.Analysis with
+    use_jax=True for the NSS section. Turned this into a natural teaching
+    moment in the tutorial — production users adopting NSS need to
+    construct their Analysis with use_jax=True.
+
+    Validation: nest.py runs end-to-end through all four nested samplers
+    (DynestyStatic, DynestyDynamic, Nautilus, NSS) producing finite
+    log_evidence (NSS: log_evidence=-67.02, max log L=-50.40). autofit_workspace
+    smoke 9/9 passes — searches/nest.py is in smoke_tests.txt so this
+    exercises the new NSS section on every smoke run.
+
+    Scope intentionally narrow: autofit_workspace only. autogalaxy_workspace
+    and autolens_workspace NSS adoption deferred to separate follow-ups —
+    those workspaces don't have scripts/searches/ directories.
+
+    With this PR, Phases 0-5 of the nss_first_class_sampler z_feature are
+    all shipped. Ready to archive the tracker via
+    `/start_dev z_features/nss_first_class_sampler.md` (audit-only mode).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 > **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
 
 Add `af.NSS` to the autofit workspace tutorial dispatch so production users
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/nufftax-citation-docs.md b/complete/2026/05/nufftax-citation-docs.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7172045a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/nufftax-citation-docs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## nufftax-citation-docs
+- issue: N/A (ad-hoc follow-up to PyAutoGalaxy#391 — nufftax-default-transformer)
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- library-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/396, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/503
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens
+- notes: |
+    Added a `## NUFFTax` section to `docs/general/citations.md` in both
+    PyAutoGalaxy and PyAutoLens so users running interferometer fits on
+    the JAX path know to cite `nufftax` (the new pure-JAX NUFFT dependency
+    introduced by PyAutoGalaxy#391) and the upstream FINUFFT paper its
+    algorithm is based on. Followed the precedent set by the existing
+    `## Jax-Zero-Contour` section — guidance lives only in
+    `docs/general/citations.md`, not in the canonical
+    `files/citations.{bib,tex,md}`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/optional-dep-latents-soft-fail.md b/complete/2026/05/optional-dep-latents-soft-fail.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..596fa15b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/optional-dep-latents-soft-fail.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## optional-dep-latents-soft-fail
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/464
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/465, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/558
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens
+- notes: Soft-fail backstop in PyAutoGalaxy `lens_calc.py` for missing `jax_zero_contour` (returns NaN / [] with one warning per process per feature, mirrors `_maybe_magzero_warn`). Caller-side fallback in PyAutoLens `effective_einstein_radius` routes the JAX path to the existing NumPy `einstein_radius_from(grid)` branch when the dep is missing, so users keep a real value instead of NaN. Surfaced on autolens_profiling job 322552.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/output-folder-layout-tutorials.md b/complete/2026/05/output-folder-layout-tutorials.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e19886d7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/output-folder-layout-tutorials.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## output-folder-layout-tutorials
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/124
+- completed: 2026-05-05
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/126, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/58
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace
+- notes: Replaced flat-bullet `__Output Folder__` block with a comprehensive directory-tree `__Output Folder Layout__` block in every modeling.py tutorial across both workspaces (imaging, interferometer, point_source, cluster, group; autogalaxy: imaging, interferometer, ellipse), adapted per package and data type. Restructured `guides/results/start_here.py` so the model-fit runs once at the top of the file and simple-loading uses `result_path = search.paths.output_path` instead of a hardcoded `<unique_hash>` placeholder. The aggregator section's existing narrative is preserved in full; its intro was rewritten to frame it as a peer first-class tool (generator-based, used by `csv_maker`/`png_maker`/`fits_maker` workflow tools) rather than a "many fits" fallback. Fixed pre-existing latent `af.SamplesNest.from_csv` API bug uncovered once the simple-loading path resolved to a real folder — switched to the correct `af.SamplesNest.from_table(filename=...)`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/park-double-einstein-ring.md b/complete/2026/05/park-double-einstein-ring.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..518270e7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/park-double-einstein-ring.md
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+## park-double-einstein-ring
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/134
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster H of the recent release-prep triage. scripts/imaging/features/
+    advanced/double_einstein_ring/slam.py crashed under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2
+    with autofit.exc.FitException at analysis.py:84. Investigation
+    traced a structural cascade: Adapt regularization (used by SLaM
+    pixelization phases) requires per-galaxy adapt_data that the
+    synthetic samples_summary produced by bypass mode does not carry.
+    Mapper.pixel_signals_from None-derefs `self.adapt_data.array` from
+    multiple inversion entry points (likelihood, post-fit
+    result.subtracted_signal_to_noise_map_galaxy_dict, etc.), so
+    patching one site only unblocks the next. Drafted a defensive
+    FitException-tolerance patch in PyAutoFit's _fit_bypass_test_mode
+    (mirrors compute_latent_samples pattern) — verified the FIRST entry
+    point cleared, but the SECOND failure point fired with the same
+    root cause through a different call chain. Even with that fix, the
+    next SLaM phase would derive adapt_images from the synthetic
+    samples_summary and fail again. End-to-end fix requires either
+    (a) defensively pretending Adapt works without adapt_data (silent
+    semantic change — unsafe) or (b) restructuring the SLaM bypass to
+    construct valid adapt_data (large refactor). User chose to park
+    and handle manually. Sibling of imaging/features/pixelization/slam
+    (NEEDS_FIX 2026-04-10, same root cause).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/park-modeling-viz-jit-slow.md b/complete/2026/05/park-modeling-viz-jit-slow.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..547b66c9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/park-modeling-viz-jit-slow.md
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+## park-modeling-viz-jit-slow
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/76
+- followup-issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/77
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Cluster D of the recent release-prep triage. Three autolens
+    workspace_test imaging scripts (modeling_visualization_jit,
+    modeling_visualization_jit_delaunay, modeling_visualization_jit_rectangular)
+    timed out at the 300s per-script cap. NOT a regression — PR #70
+    (fix(env): unblock modeling_visualization_jit tests in CI defaults)
+    cleared the prior `AssertionError: expected jax.Array, got numpy.float64`
+    that had masked this perf issue. Autogalaxy sibling passes in ~88.6s;
+    autolens variants are ~3.5x slower (>300s) — JIT compile + full
+    visualization. Parked via standard `# SLOW <YYYY-MM-DD>` convention
+    in autolens_workspace_test/config/build/no_run.yaml. Mega-runs
+    surface SLOW entries with a loud warning banner so they don't
+    silently rot. Follow-up perf issue #77 filed against
+    autolens_workspace_test capturing the 3.5x disparity, investigation
+    pointers (Tracer vs Galaxy, pixelization variants, JAX visualization
+    pipeline) and acceptance criteria for removing the SLOW markers.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/pixelization-clumpy-galaxy.md b/complete/2026/05/pixelization-clumpy-galaxy.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5f09559d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/pixelization-clumpy-galaxy.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## pixelization-clumpy-galaxy
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/92
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/93
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/point-simulator-realistic-errors.md b/complete/2026/05/point-simulator-realistic-errors.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..54b5c0cb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/point-simulator-realistic-errors.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## point-simulator-realistic-errors
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/125
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/127, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/73, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/49
+- repos: autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Replaced unrealistic noise scales across 11 point-source scripts plus the local-only `z_projects/concr/simulators/cosmology.py`. Constants applied consistently — `position_noise = 0.005"` (5 mas, HST PSF-centroiding precision, replacing the imaging pixel scale ~0.05"), `time_delay_rel_noise = 0.05` (5%, replacing 25%), `flux_rel_noise = 0.05` (5%, replacing pure-Poisson `√flux` which gave ~100% relative error on unit flux). Scope expanded mid-implementation when `start_here.py` was found to have four separate sections with the bad patterns plus a latent bug — `positions_noise_map` was defined but the dataset constructor passed `grid.pixel_scale` instead. `cluster/simulator.py` had a docstring claiming the pixel scale *is* the positional uncertainty (the exact misconception this task fixed), rewritten in place. Cancer simulator confirmed orthogonal (Hill-curve dose-response, no positions/delays/fluxes). Two side findings worth follow-up prompts: (1) autolens_workspace_test 3.13 CI has been failing on main since at least 2026-05-01 with 7 `jax_likelihood_functions/*` failures (PR #73 inherited the identical list — not a regression); (2) the `worktree_check_conflict` helper silently exits 0 when `$PYAUTO_MAIN` isn't exported, which is how the original `/start_dev` missed a real conflict with #124. Notebook regeneration deferred to `/generate_and_merge`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/point-source-fit-positions-len.md b/complete/2026/05/point-source-fit-positions-len.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f36944a4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/point-source-fit-positions-len.md
@@ -0,0 +1,24 @@
+## point-source-fit-positions-len
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/132
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster E of the recent release-prep triage. scripts/point_source/fit.py
+    crashed with `ValueError: operands could not be broadcast together with
+    shapes (2,) (4,)` at autoarray/abstract_ndarray.py:326 under
+    PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1. Root cause: PointSolver.solve() short-circuits
+    to a fixed 2-position pair [(1.0,0.0),(0.0,1.0)] when SMALL_DATASETS=1
+    (PyAutoLens/autolens/point/solver/point_solver.py:90-91), but the script
+    hardcoded a 4-element positions_data and 4-element positions_noise_map.
+    FitPositionsImagePairRepeat then divided a 2-element residual by the
+    4-element noise_map and broadcasts failed. Same family as PR #119
+    (Cluster E: deblending simulator) which fixed
+    point_source/features/deblending/simulator.py with a
+    range(len(positions)) dict comprehension; PR #119 didn't touch fit.py.
+    Mechanical port of PR #119's pattern: replace hardcoded 4-element
+    lists with `Grid2DIrregular(positions)` + `[0.005] * len(positions)`.
+    Hardcoded values were demonstrative only — they matched solver output
+    exactly, so the new code produces an identical demo (zero residuals)
+    while adapting to N positions. Prose updated from "we manually
+    specify" to describe the new derivation. Verified locally under
+    SMALL_DATASETS (2-element residual_map) and full (4-element).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/point-source-jax-viz.md b/complete/2026/05/point-source-jax-viz.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b7bb26ae
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/point-source-jax-viz.md
@@ -0,0 +1,55 @@
+## point-source-jax-viz
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/90
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/506
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/91
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1B of z_features/jax_visualization.md shipped end-to-end as a
+    "Both" task — known up front (unlike Phase 1A which was discovered
+    mid-session).
+
+    Library PR #506 (PyAutoLens): added **kwargs to
+    AnalysisPoint.__init__ + forwarded to super(). 2-line change
+    mirroring PR #500's AnalysisInterferometer fix. 76/76 tests pass
+    (test_autolens/point + test_autolens/analysis).
+
+    Workspace PR #91 (autolens_workspace_test): three new scripts —
+    scripts/point_source/visualization.py (NumPy baseline),
+    scripts/point_source/visualization_jax.py (JAX path), and
+    scripts/point_source/modeling_visualization_jit.py (caching probe +
+    live Nautilus). Closes the autolens point_source gap (was the only
+    autolens dataset type with zero visualization coverage). Plus two
+    env_vars.yaml overrides (point_source/visualization_jax,
+    point_source/modeling_visualization_jit) mirroring the imaging
+    + interferometer analogues.
+
+    Design choices forced by JIT constraints:
+    - Image-plane chi-squared (FitPositionsImagePairAll) only — source-
+      plane (FitPositionsSource) is still JIT-blocked per
+      scripts/CLAUDE.md L132.
+    - No free cosmology parameter in the model — cosmology distance
+      calc caches global state and breaks JIT round-trip (per the
+      existing jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/image_plane.py
+      L144-147 caveat). The model is af.Collection(galaxies=...) only.
+    - modeling_visualization_jit.py includes explicit rmtree of both
+      scripts/point_source/images/modeling_visualization_jit/ AND
+      output/scripts/point_source/images/modeling_visualization_jit/
+      point_image_plane/ before Nautilus, so reruns force a fresh
+      sampling pass and _jitted_fit_from gets populated (lesson from
+      PR #87).
+
+    JAX visualization roadmap **kwargs gap status:
+    - al.AnalysisImaging: always had **kwargs ✓
+    - al.AnalysisInterferometer: fixed in PR #500 ✓
+    - al.AnalysisPoint: fixed in PR #506 ✓ (this task)
+    - ag.AnalysisInterferometer: still has the gap — Phase 1C will fix.
+    - ag.AnalysisImaging: always had **kwargs ✓
+
+    Follow-ups:
+    - Source-plane chi-squared visualization (FitPositionsSource) — gated
+      behind the existing CLAUDE.md L132 JIT blocker. Defer until that
+      lifts.
+    - Backport the rmtree(output/<path>/<name>/) fix to
+      scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py and its delaunay /
+      rectangular variants — they have the same brittleness on reruns.
diff --git a/active/priors_jax_native.md b/complete/2026/05/priors-jax-native.md
similarity index 86%
rename from active/priors_jax_native.md
rename to complete/2026/05/priors-jax-native.md
index c4c18577..e360958c 100644
--- a/active/priors_jax_native.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/priors-jax-native.md
@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+## priors-jax-native
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1262
+- completed: 2026-05-14
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1263
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/26
+- notes: Phase 0 of the `nss_first_class_sampler` roadmap. Added `xp=np` kwarg threading to `Prior.value_for`, `Prior.log_prior_from_value`, `Model.vector_from_unit_vector`, `NormalMessage.value_for`, and `TruncatedNormalMessage.value_for`. Each of the 5 concrete `Prior` subclasses gained a closed-form JAX `value_for` override (bypasses the scipy-backed message stack — cleaner trace, smaller surface). NumPy paths are byte-equivalent — `xp=np` defaults preserve all existing callers (Nautilus, Dynesty, Emcee, Zeus, EP). `NormalMessage.value_for` cleaned up: replaced legacy `isinstance(unit, np.ndarray)` runtime sniff with explicit `xp` dispatch. 1242/1242 PyAutoFit tests pass; 24 new JAX parity assertions in `autofit_workspace_test/scripts/jax_assertions/priors_xp_dispatch.py` (library policy: no JAX in unit tests, cross-xp checks live in workspace_test). Smoke: 44/44 across autofit/autogalaxy/autolens/autolens_test/HowToLens. Followups worth their own issues: (a) `LogUniformPrior.log_prior_from_value` body returns `1.0/value` instead of `-log(value)` — left untouched here to avoid MCMC regressions, (b) graphical declarative `VisualizerExample.visualize_combined()` signature mismatch (pre-existing on `main`, broke several graphical/EP integration scripts), (c) euclid workspace version pin `2026.5.8.2` lags library `2026.5.14.2` blocking euclid smoke. Phase 1 (`af.NSS` wrapper at `autofit/nss_search_wrapper.md`) is now unblocked.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Make PyAutoFit's `Prior.value_for(unit)` and
 `Prior.log_prior_from_value(value)` JAX-traceable on every concrete
 `Prior` subclass, so cube → physical and the prior log-density can run
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/profile-guide-followup-cleanup.md b/complete/2026/05/profile-guide-followup-cleanup.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..282dedae
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/profile-guide-followup-cleanup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,35 @@
+## profile-guide-followup-cleanup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/182
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/88, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/183
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: Follow-up to PyAutoGalaxy #425 (profile-return-type-fixes). Removed two workspace-side workarounds in scripts/guides/profiles/ now that the library returns the correct wrapper types. (1) Basis demo in both light.py guides was using Galaxy.image_2d_from to dodge a Basis.image_2d_from quirk — switched to plain basis.image_2d_from. Also surfaced a pedagogical issue: the demo used al.lp_linear.Gaussian constituents which produced an all-zeros plot (intensities unset before inversion). Swapped to al.lp.Gaussian with explicit decreasing intensities (1.0 → 0.5 → 0.25 → 0.1 with sigmas 0.05 → 0.15 → 0.4 → 1.0) so the MGE shape is actually visible, with a follow-on note saying use lp_linear in real fits. (2) mass.py walkthrough swapped al.mp.dPIEPotentialSph for the elliptical al.mp.dPIEPotential now that its convergence_2d_from returns Array2D. Surveying for other Galaxy-wrap / *Sph fallbacks found none worth changing — Point Mass section still wraps in a Galaxy due to a separate unfixed library quirk (PointMass.convergence_2d_from returns raw ndarray); left alone.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Workspace follow-up to PyAutoGalaxy #425
+(`profile-return-type-fixes`): now that
+`Basis.image_2d_from` and `dPIEPotential.convergence_2d_from` return
+the correct wrapper types, the Galaxy-wrap and Sph-substitute
+workarounds in the `scripts/guides/profiles/` guides can be removed.
+
+While auditing the workaround removal, the Basis demo was also found
+to plot an all-zeros map (an MGE of `ag.lp_linear.Gaussian` constituents
+has no intensities yet — the inversion would solve those at fit time,
+but in the standalone demo the image is just zeros). Switching the
+demo to use standard `ag.lp.Gaussian` constituents with explicit
+intensities produces a meaningful MGE plot, and a follow-on note
+explains that you'd use `ag.lp_linear.Gaussian` in an actual fit.
+
+Three small edits:
+
+1. `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/light.py` — Basis
+   section: swap `lp_linear.Gaussian` for `lp.Gaussian` with explicit
+   intensities; drop the Galaxy wrap; plot `basis.image_2d_from(grid)`
+   directly; update the prose to reflect the inversion-vs-explicit
+   framing.
+2. `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/light.py` — same edit,
+   `al.*` namespace.
+3. `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/mass.py` — Remaining
+   Walkthrough: add or swap to `al.mp.dPIEPotential` (the elliptical
+   variant) now that its `convergence_2d_from` returns `Array2D`.
diff --git a/active/profile_return_type_fixes.md b/complete/2026/05/profile-return-type-fixes.md
similarity index 53%
rename from active/profile_return_type_fixes.md
rename to complete/2026/05/profile-return-type-fixes.md
index 10d5988a..c0395cbe 100644
--- a/active/profile_return_type_fixes.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/profile-return-type-fixes.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## profile-return-type-fixes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/424
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/425
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: Two profile-return-type bugs flagged while writing the autolens_workspace profiles guides. (1) Basis.image_2d_list_from's LightProfileLinear placeholder was a raw xp.zeros((N,)) ndarray, so Basis.image_2d_from returned a raw ndarray instead of Array2D when every constituent was linear (the MGE case) — wrapped in aa.Array2D(values=..., mask=grid.mask). (2) dPIEPotential.convergence_2d_from was decorated @aa.decorators.to_vector_yx (copy-paste from the deflections method directly above) instead of @aa.decorators.to_array — wrapped the scalar convergence as a VectorYX2D. Swapped to @to_array; dPIEPotentialSph already had the correct decorator. Regression tests added in test_basis.py and test_dual_pseudo_isothermal_potential.py. 911 tests pass. No workspace migration needed — workarounds in autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/{light,mass}.py are obsolete but harmless.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Two library bugs surfaced while writing
 `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/profiles/light.py` (#86 / #176) and
 `mass.py` (#178 / #179):
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/quantity-modeling-viz-jit.md b/complete/2026/05/quantity-modeling-viz-jit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..21770b67
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/quantity-modeling-viz-jit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## quantity-modeling-viz-jit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/issues/56
+- completed: 2026-05-22
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/57
+- notes: Phase D.2.b.i of z_features/fast_visualization.md. Authors the missing autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/quantity/modeling_visualization_jit.py — first script to exercise AnalysisQuantity + use_jax=True + JIT-cached fit_for_visualization end-to-end. Mirrors the imaging variant's Part-1 / Sanity / Part-2 structure but with quantity-specific setup: inline-synthesized convergence dataset from IsothermalSph (no FITS), parametric IsothermalSph mass model with tight priors, AnalysisQuantity(func_str="convergence_2d_from"). Part 1 caching probe shows 264x speedup on second fit_for_visualization call (compile ~2.4s, cached ~9ms). __Visualization Sanity__ block (non-lensing template from PR #54) passes: |model_data|.sum() = 290.87, figure_of_merit = 1005.17. **Part 2 (live Nautilus quick-update) intentionally omitted** because the mirrored block triggers a pre-existing library limitation: PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles/geometry_profiles.py:168 does `xp.array(self.centre)` which raises TracerArrayConversionError under jax.vmap (Nautilus fitness path) when self.centre is a tuple of traced scalars. The imaging variant doesn't hit this because light-profile MGE Gaussians traverse a different decorator path. Quantity + IsothermalSph is the first dataset type to expose this site under vmap. Follow-up library fix prompt authored at PyAutoPrompt/autogalaxy/geometry_profiles_centre_jax_traceable.md proposing xp.stack([self.centre[0], self.centre[1]]) as the safe form. When that lands, Part 2 is a clean mirror of the imaging variant's block — documented inline in the script's docstring. CI: smoke 3.12 + 3.13 all green (no pre-existing red — last task's autogalaxy imaging/visualization.py flake didn't reproduce this run). Phase D.2.b remaining: ellipse (D.2.b.ii) and weak lensing (D.2.b.iii).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/quick-fit-smoke-mode-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/quick-fit-smoke-mode-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3dee033d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/quick-fit-smoke-mode-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+## quick-fit-smoke-mode-fix
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-prs:
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/60
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/129
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster A of the recent release-prep triage. Four aggregator tutorials
+    (scripts/guides/results/aggregator/{data_fitting,models}.py × 2 workspaces)
+    crashed with `TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not subscriptable` at
+    PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/aggregator/agg_util.py:101 in fast smoke mode
+    (PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 + PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION=1). Root cause: the
+    _quick_fit.py helper invoked via subprocess inherited those env vars,
+    suppressing the visualizer that writes image/dataset.fits, so
+    fit.value("dataset") returned None. Fix: helper now pops
+    PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION / PYAUTO_SKIP_FIT_OUTPUT and downgrades
+    PYAUTO_TEST_MODE>=2 to 1 before importing autofit. Idempotent early-exit
+    means cost is paid once per workspace per smoke run. Standalone fix —
+    no library change. The PR #55/#118 refactor that split start_here.py
+    into _quick_fit.py + un-skipped these scripts in no_run.yaml exposed
+    the latent bug (the old start_here.py had a partial PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1
+    pop, but it never handled modes 2/3 + SKIP_VISUALIZATION).
diff --git a/active/quick_update_display_id.md b/complete/2026/05/quick-update-display-id.md
similarity index 64%
rename from active/quick_update_display_id.md
rename to complete/2026/05/quick-update-display-id.md
index b48c58c9..9537fabf 100644
--- a/active/quick_update_display_id.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/quick-update-display-id.md
@@ -1,3 +1,18 @@
+## quick-update-display-id
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1289
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1290
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/62
+- notes: Phase C of z_features/fast_visualization.md. Wires IPython.display.update_display into BackgroundQuickUpdate so search runs inside Jupyter / Colab kernels show a single self-updating subplot_fit.png in the cell that ran search.fit(...), rather than just writing PNGs to disk. Script mode unchanged (IPython.get_ipython() returns None outside a kernel → no display side effects). Implementation: ~130-line additive change to PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/quick_update.py adding `_is_ipython_kernel` and `_push_to_ipython` helpers + `display_id="pyauto_fit_progress"` kwarg, hooked into `_process_pending` after `perform_quick_update` returns successfully. Reads the PNG from disk (not matplotlib Figure) to sidestep cross-thread Figure handling since the worker is a daemon. Failure-containment: any IPython exception is logged and swallowed so a display issue never takes the search down. `PYAUTO_DISABLE_IPYTHON_DISPLAY=1` opt-out for papermill / nbconvert pipelines. Three unit tests cover kernel-detection no-op, missing-PNG no-op, and the `display`→`update_display` sequence with a mocked IPython. Workspace docs: new __Live Quick-Update Visualization__ section in autofit_workspace/scripts/cookbooks/analysis.py (cookbook had ZERO mention of iterations_per_quick_update or background_quick_update before this; now covers both plus the in-cell live update + script-mode fallback + opt-out + commented API-shape example). Regenerated matching notebooks/cookbooks/analysis.ipynb via PyAutoBuild py_to_notebook. Gotchas: (1) The Sonnet ship_workspace subagent had a smoke-runner cwd bug — it launched scripts with cwd=/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs (parent dir) instead of cwd=$WT_ROOT/autofit_workspace, so all simulators-via-subprocess auto-simulation calls failed with "No such file or directory". I re-ran smoke manually from the correct cwd and all 7 scripts passed; then created the PR myself. The skill prompt's contract didn't pin down cwd explicitly enough; worth tightening in a future skill iteration. (2) Workspace CI smoke (3.12) and (3.13) failed on the PR because the CI env lacks the optional `nss` package + `handley-lab/blackjax` fork that `searches/nest.py` imports — pre-existing CI infrastructure gap, identical shape to the previous task's point.py CI red. Merged anyway. (3) Canonical autofit_workspace had pre-existing dirty README.md (version bump v2026.5.14.2 → v2026.5.21.1) at post-merge cleanup time; stashed + ff-pulled + popped, stash pop was a no-op because remote already had the same change. Note: ship_workspace step 3 (Sonnet subagent) needs its smoke-runner contract to explicitly state "all `python` invocations must use cwd=$WT_ROOT/<workspace>", and ideally check that `scripts/simulators/simulators.py` resolves before launching, to catch the cwd bug fast.
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/issues/14
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1288
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/435
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/15
+- notes: Phase B of z_features/fast_visualization.md. Re-enables the effective_einstein_radius latent in the Euclid pipeline workspace, previously commented out because the only available API (tracer.einstein_radius_from(grid=...)) was not JAX-traceable under compute_latent_samples' vmap+jit wrap. Deep-research finding that re-scoped the task: jax_zero_contour.ZeroSolver explicitly documents incompatibility with jax.vmap (uses lax.cond / lax.while_loop early-termination). Vmap-friendly path would require either an upstream fork or a parallel JAX algorithm bypassing ZeroSolver — both out of scope. Landed jit-only architecture instead: PR PyAutoFit#1288 adds Analysis.LATENT_BATCH_MODE class attribute (default "vmap" for backwards compat, new "jit" option). PR PyAutoGalaxy#435 adds LensCalc.einstein_radius_jit_from(init_guess, ...) — ~95-line JIT-friendly helper that bypasses _init_guess_from_coarse_grid (skimage) and ZeroSolver.path_reduce (variable-length output), computes shoelace area on raw NaN-padded paths via jnp.where masking, returns scalar jax.Array; also sets AnalysisDataset.LATENT_BATCH_MODE = "jit" so all PyAutoGalaxy/PyAutoLens analyses inherit jit-per-sample automatically. PR pipeline#15 dispatches on self._use_jax: JAX → new helper with 4-seed fan at ±1 arcsec, numpy → legacy einstein_radius_from(grid=...). Verified end-to-end: max-LL latent.effective_einstein_radius = 2.1002 arcsec on dataset 102018665_NEG570040238507752998 prior-median MGE tracer. Latent step ~480 ms/sample on CPU after the ~10s ZeroSolver compile (1000 samples ≈ 80s, vs ~30s per-sample numpy via z_projects/euclid workaround — slower for Euclid scale but unlocks the JAX-end-to-end pipeline architecture and is fundamentally faster than numpy for cluster-scale geometry). Gotchas: (1) LensCalc.from_mass_obj(tracer) is the correct construction pattern — Tracer doesn't expose einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from directly (matches the z_projects/euclid pattern). (2) Tried direct vmap path first; failed in convert.axis_ratio_and_angle_from because _init_guess_from_coarse_grid line 1107 called tangential_eigen_value_from without xp=jnp threading. Even after fixing that, find_contours (skimage) blocks JAX trace fundamentally — necessitating the new helper. (3) PR body URL cross-references had to be patched via `gh api PATCH` because gh pr edit hit a Projects-Classic GraphQL deprecation warning — same workaround as the previous task. (4) workspace PR's url_check CI failed on a pre-existing Jammy2211/autolens_workspace reference in README.md:110 (not touched by this PR); merged anyway since the failure is independent and the library PRs were green. Follow-up: a future task should consider whether to fix README.md:110 broadly or add the URL pattern to allowlist. Future work: the new helper accepts init_guess as a required argument so callers must know lens position; for unconstrained scenarios a JAX-native seed-finder (e.g. jnp.argmin on |eigen_values| coarse grid) could replace the static init_guess — but that's a separate library task.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Phase C — Live Jupyter cell rendering via `IPython.display.update_display`
 
 Adds in-cell live updating of the quick-update visualization when a
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/quick-update-docs-followup.md b/complete/2026/05/quick-update-docs-followup.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..dd0bf0bd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/quick-update-docs-followup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## quick-update-docs-followup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/66 (CLOSED 2026-05-28)
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/67
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/105
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/210
+- repos: autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: Items 3, 4, 5 of `issued/on_the_fly_docs.md`. Items 1/2 were verified done before starting — `__Live Visual Update__` section already shipped in `scripts/imaging/start_here.py` across autolens and autogalaxy (plus ~50 modeling scripts). Item 3 rewrote the autofit cookbook `__Live Quick-Update Visualization__` section to treat `background_quick_update` and `live_visual_update` as **independent** library flags (the original prompt conflated them as one feature), added an Analysis API surface subsection covering `perform_quick_update`, `supports_background_update`, `supports_jax_visualization`, mentioned `Fitness.manage_quick_update` as the dispatcher, and added a commented custom-override example. Item 4 mirrored both library defaults (`quick_update_background: false`, `live_visual_update: false`) into each workspace's `config/general.yaml` under both `updates:` and `hpc:` — needed because workspace yaml shadows library defaults per the established override pattern. Item 5 was already correctly handled in the existing cookbook (uses `IPython.display.update_display` with a stable `display_id`, NOT `clear_output(wait=True)` as the original prompt asked for — the prompt was outdated). Pre-existing autofit_workspace smoke failure on `scripts/overview/overview_1_the_basics.py` (`AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'model_data_from'`) reproduced independently on canonical `main`; not introduced by this task — worth its own triage prompt later. Skipped optional one-sentence polish to autolens/autogalaxy `start_here.py` to avoid unnecessary churn — cookbook is canonical for the API details.
diff --git a/active/rectangular_adapt_cdf.md b/complete/2026/05/rectangular-adapt-cdf.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/rectangular_adapt_cdf.md
rename to complete/2026/05/rectangular-adapt-cdf.md
index 387ab9fd..0fbf0ff6 100644
--- a/active/rectangular_adapt_cdf.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/rectangular-adapt-cdf.md
@@ -1,3 +1,30 @@
+## rectangular-adapt-cdf
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/322
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/323
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/71
+- note: |
+    Scope pivoted mid-session — original plan was a multi-component
+    density framework (magnification + brightness + residual + caustic
+    weighted into one mesh_weight_map). User pulled the brakes; empirical
+    ghost_peak experiment confirmed the real problem was the separable
+    per-axis CDF on multi-modal sources (not the signal richness). Shipped
+    RectangularRotatedAdaptImage as Path A (brightness-weighted PCA
+    pre-rotation). Path B (multi-sub-mesh) prompt-scoped at
+    PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/rectangular_multi_submesh.md as the next step
+    for arbitrary K >= 3 non-collinear peaks.
+
+    Phase 2 density_components framework (compose_density +
+    uniform_density_component, 9 tests) kept as scaffolding for future
+    multi-signal work even though Path A didn't end up using it.
+
+    Demo package rect_adapt_duo shipped under autolens_workspace_developer
+    with a documented chi^2 caveat (rotated mesh delivers ~2x effective
+    resolution per real peak, so under-smooths at fixed regularization;
+    real lens-modelling search would tune coefficient per mesh).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 We have an existing JAX-compatible adaptive rectangular source-plane implementation already in the codebase. The current implementation uses a CDF-style adaptive coordinate transform where rectangular pixels become progressively smaller in regions of interest while preserving a fixed rectangular topology. The implementation works scientifically, but currently requires relatively high source resolutions (~4000+ pixels) to recover detailed source structure.
 
 Your task is NOT to redesign this from scratch. Instead:
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix-autolens.md b/complete/2026/05/results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix-autolens.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b350eaf5
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix-autolens.md
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+## results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix-autolens
+- issue: N/A (Cluster D triage follow-on for autolens; mirrors merged autogalaxy PR #61)
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/135
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster D triage report attributed `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/results/start_here.py`
+    to a "truncated traceback ending in a 15x15 numpy pixel-coord array" — the actual
+    exception was clipped from `report.md`. Reran the script with full stderr capture and
+    found a `DatasetException: A value in the noise-map of the dataset is -0.0367 ... less
+    than or equal to zero` at line 245 (the second `al.Imaging.from_fits(...)` block that
+    re-loads the fit-output multi-HDU `image/dataset.fits` for the Simple-Loading section).
+    The fit-output FITS file's HDU layout is `[0=MASK, 1=DATA, 2=NOISE_MAP, 3=PSF,
+    4=OVER_SAMPLE_SIZE_LP, 5=OVER_SAMPLE_SIZE_PIXELIZATION]` (canonical reference:
+    `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/aggregator/imaging/imaging.py:73-77`), but the script still
+    passed `data_hdu=0, noise_map_hdu=1, psf_hdu=2`. Three-line fix bumped them to
+    `1, 2, 3`. The autogalaxy_workspace half of this bug was already merged on main as
+    PR #61 — `/plan_branches` caught the prior fix and narrowed the scope from "both
+    workspaces" to "autolens only". The 7/7 smoke tests passed. Notebook regen
+    (`/generate_and_merge`) deliberately deferred — to be batched with other notebook
+    updates, mirroring how PR #61 was scripts-only too.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9d58477a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+## results-start-here-fits-hdu-fix
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/61
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Surfaced as "Cluster B" in a release-prep triage report — four
+    autogalaxy results scripts (start_here.py + three under
+    aggregator/) supposedly sharing a `KeyError ('galaxies', 'galaxy',
+    'bulge', 'ell_comps', 'ell_comps_0')` from
+    `parameter_lists_for_paths`, attributed to `_quick_fit.py`
+    building a model that doesn't expose `ell_comps`. Investigation
+    on current main contradicted both halves: `ag.lp_linear.Sersic`
+    and `ag.lp_linear.Exponential` both expose `ell_comps`
+    (`model.info` confirms 9 free parameters incl. `bulge.ell_comps`)
+    and the three aggregator scripts already pass cleanly under
+    `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` from a fresh `output/results_folder`. The
+    original `KeyError` I saw on first run came from a stale cached
+    output folder — once `_quick_fit.py` regenerated, it vanished.
+    Only `start_here.py` was actually broken, and for an unrelated
+    reason: lines 233–235 reloaded the saved `dataset.fits` with
+    `data_hdu=0, noise_map_hdu=1, psf_hdu=2`, but the visualizer
+    writes the file as `MASK, DATA, NOISE_MAP, PSF,
+    OVER_SAMPLE_SIZE_LP, OVER_SAMPLE_SIZE_PIXELIZATION`, so
+    `psf_hdu=2` pulled the 100×100 noise map and `Convolver` rejected
+    it with `KernelException: "Convolver must be odd"`. Fix: shift
+    indices by one (0→1, 1→2, 2→3). Three lines, one file. Smoke
+    tests 6/6, aggregator regression confirmed the three siblings
+    still pass. Cluster B as originally described is therefore
+    already-resolved on main and needed no aggregator-path rewrites.
+    Lesson worth keeping: when a triage cluster says "N scripts share
+    root cause X, mechanical fix Y", verify reproduction on current
+    main before mass-applying Y — clusters age out as upstream PRs
+    merge, and the surviving failures often have a different cause.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md-pass2.md b/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md-pass2.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fc9a1539
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md-pass2.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## rst-to-myst-md-pass2
+- issue: none — direct followup to PyAutoFit#1245
+- completed: 2026-05-04
+- library-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/103
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/82
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/298
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1249
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/386
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/492
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/pull/6
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/5
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/7
+- notes: Followup to #1245 sweeping the rest of the prose `.rst` across the PyAuto ecosystem (84 files, 9 repos). Converted root `README.rst` and `CITATIONS.rst`, package `config/.../README.rst`, and HowTo* `notebooks/`+`scripts/` chapter READMEs. Lib root READMEs hand-rewritten as plain CommonMark with inline `[![alt](badge)](link)` syntax — `rst-to-myst`'s default output uses MyST `{image}` directives + `{{substitutions}}` which render as literal text on GitHub and PyPI. Side effects: `pyproject.toml` `readme` content-type → `text/markdown` (5 lib repos), `MANIFEST.in` `include README.md`/`CITATIONS.md` (5 lib repos), `PyAutoArray/docs/index.md` switched from `eval-rst` `.. include::` to MyST native `{include}`, `PyAutoGalaxy/PyAutoLens/docs/conf.py` dropped stale `.rst` entries from `exclude_patterns`. HowTo* chapter READMEs had `rst-to-myst`'s escaped-dash continuation pattern (`\- description`) rewritten as proper Markdown list items via a perl one-liner. Workspace prose refs in `docs/general/{configs,workspace}.md` deliberately left as `README.rst` — they point at the workspace repos which are not in scope for this pass. `docs/api/*.rst` and `docs/_templates/*.rst` deliberately kept as native RST (autosummary requirement). Squash-merged library-first.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md-pass3.md b/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md-pass3.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7f8a028c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md-pass3.md
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+## rst-to-myst-md-pass3
+- issue: none — direct followup to PyAutoFit#1245 and pass2
+- completed: 2026-05-04
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/11
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/22
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/71
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/25
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/2
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/11
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/51
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/57
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/121
+- library-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1251
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/387
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/493
+- notes: Final sweep of `.rst` files across the workspace ecosystem (285 files, 9 workspace repos). Same playbook as passes 1 and 2: `rst2myst convert -R`, plain CommonMark hand-rewrite for the marketing READMEs (autofit/galaxy/lens workspaces) so badges/images render on GitHub, perl one-liner to fix rst-to-myst's escaped-dash continuation pattern in chapter READMEs, drop the leading `(references)=` MyST anchor from `CITATIONS.md`. Three repos had **non-rename code/script changes**: `autolens_assistant/hpc/sync` and `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/hpc/sync` had `ROOT_FILES=(...README.rst...)` arrays that needed flipping to `README.md` or the sync script would skip the renamed file when copying to HPC; `autogalaxy_workspace/welcome.py` + `autolens_workspace/welcome.py` had prose docstring refs to `<repo>/README.rst` that needed flipping; and `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/hpc/example_cpu_and_gpu.{py,ipynb}` + `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/modeling.{py,ipynb}` had inline prose refs that needed updating in both the `.py` source-of-truth and the matching `.ipynb`. Tail: 3 follow-up PRs in PyAutoFit/Galaxy/Lens flipping the `docs/general/{configs,workspace}.md` prose refs from "README.rst" to "README.md" — these were deliberately deferred in pass 2 because they pointed at workspaces that hadn't been converted yet. **Two test workspaces (autolens_workspace_test, autogalaxy_workspace_test) had pre-existing 3.13 `jax_likelihood_functions/*` smoke failures** unrelated to this change — main was already red on the same scripts for days; merged with `--admin`. The autolens_assistant canonical checkout had pre-existing staged changes (CLAUDE.md, hpc scripts, scripts/template.py, skills/init-slam) that blocked the post-merge `git pull --ff-only`, left for user. The autofit_workspace_developer canonical checkout was on `feature/searches-minimal-converged` (unregistered work) so post-merge pull was skipped. Squash-merged in size order; library prose-ref tail merged last.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md.md b/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..158e8924
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/rst-to-myst-md.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## rst-to-myst-md
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1245
+- completed: 2026-05-04
+- library-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1246
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/383
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/487
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/294
+- notes: Converted prose `.rst` docs to MyST `.md` across all four libraries using `rst-to-myst`; kept `docs/api/*.rst` as native RST since autosummary directives don't gain readability from the conversion. Branches sat for ~3 days while main advanced 7-15 commits per repo (jax cleanup, weak-lensing additions, EP cavity-message factor, etc.). Caught up via merge: the only docs-touching commits on main were two automated `2026.5.1.1`/`2026.5.1.4` Colab URL-tag bumps. Resolved modify/delete conflicts on the `.rst` siblings by keeping the deletions; ported the URL bump (`2026.4.13.6` → `2026.5.1.4`) to 1 file in PyAutoFit, 7 in PyAutoGalaxy, 7 in PyAutoLens; PyAutoArray merged clean. PRs squash-merged library-first.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/sample-kwargs-mixed-keys.md b/complete/2026/05/sample-kwargs-mixed-keys.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1363f42f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/sample-kwargs-mixed-keys.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## sample-kwargs-mixed-keys
+- issue: (user-reported by Sam via Slack, aggregator-to-database load, no GitHub issue)
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1287
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: One-line fix in `Sample.__init__` — removed `and "." in key` from the str→tuple key conversion so dotless kwargs keys (e.g. `'dummy_0'`) become single-element tuples (`('dummy_0',)`) consistently. Bug surfaced when a model had BOTH a nested path (e.g. `'ellipses.11.centre.centre_0'`) AND a top-level dotless prior: the asymmetric conversion produced a mixed-type dict, `is_path_kwargs` inspected only the first key and misclassified the sample, and `parameter_lists_for_paths` then raised `KeyError: "(('dummy_0',),)"`. No existing test combined these two model shapes, which is why the bug went undetected. Four test files (test_efficient, test_samples in database/paths, test_latent_variables ×3) codified the pre-fix raw-string shape — these were spot-checking internal kwargs representation, not user-visible behavior, and were updated to assert the new uniform-tuple shape. The fix also silently repairs two latent bugs: (1) `Samples.values_for_path(path: Tuple[str, ...])` would have raised KeyError pre-fix on any sample whose kwargs were built with dotless string keys; (2) aggregator `Column.value` lookup wrapped a `KeyError → None`, which means dotless latent variables (e.g. `'fwhm'`) merged into mixed-shape dicts via `kwargs.update(latent_summary.median_pdf_sample.kwargs)` would have silently produced None CSV cells. Round-trip is symmetric — `Sample.dict()` joins tuples back to dotted strings, so on-disk JSON/CSV/database forms are unchanged. Validation: PyAutoFit unit suite 1399/0 (1 skip), aggregator 49/49, database 144/144, by-path+result 28/28, full 5-workspace smoke 35/0/2 (the single failure was a pre-existing JAX vmap point-source rebaseline issue in autolens_workspace_test, completely unrelated — script doesn't reference `Sample` at all). Lesson: when a conversion is `isinstance + something else`, the "something else" guard is suspect — it usually means two callers were doing different things and got papered over rather than reconciled.
diff --git a/active/scaling_relation_csv_loader.md b/complete/2026/05/scaling-relation-csv-loader.md
similarity index 81%
rename from active/scaling_relation_csv_loader.md
rename to complete/2026/05/scaling-relation-csv-loader.md
index 8c42abfa..f91d1f4c 100644
--- a/active/scaling_relation_csv_loader.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/scaling-relation-csv-loader.md
@@ -1,3 +1,20 @@
+## scaling-relation-csv-loader
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/392
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/393, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/502
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/143
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Added autogalaxy.galaxy.galaxy_table (GalaxyTable dataclass + from_csv/to_csv
+    helpers wrapping autoconf.csvable). Re-exported through autolens. Both
+    scaling_relation simulators emit extra_galaxies.csv + scaling_galaxies.csv
+    next to centre JSONs; both modeling.py files show CSV (Option A, default)
+    AND JSON+hardcoded list (Option B, commented) side by side so users see the
+    choice. modeling_for_luminosities.py writes scaling_galaxies.csv directly
+    so the chain into modeling.py needs no manual paste.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Extend scaling_relation examples with CSV loading via autoconf.csvable
 
 ## Background
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/scaling-relation-update.md b/complete/2026/05/scaling-relation-update.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..46a13961
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/scaling-relation-update.md
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+## scaling-relation-update
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/141
+- completed: 2026-05-10
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/142
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Refreshed imaging/features/scaling_relation/modeling.py to modern API
+    (MGE + Isothermal + shared scaling_factor*L^scaling_exponent), added
+    paired imaging simulator, and added new group/features/scaling_relation
+    feature with three-tier modeling.py + standalone modeling_for_luminosities.py
+    mirroring the SLaM source_lp[0] step.
+
+    Two follow-up prompts queued:
+      - workspaces/scaling_relation_csv_loader.md (CSV-driven centres/luminosities)
+      - workspaces/autogalaxy_extra_galaxies_audit.md (autogalaxy_workspace parity)
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/script-docstring-style.md b/complete/2026/05/script-docstring-style.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a08b47a4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/script-docstring-style.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## script-docstring-style
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/6
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/7
+- repos: autolens_assistant
+- notes: Documented the PyAutoLens workspace script style (title + __Contents__ header, """__Section__""" narrative docstrings, source citations woven into prose) as the standard for all assistant-generated code — in CLAUDE.md "Conventions" + skills/_style.md; converted scripts/template.py and skills/al_chain_searches.md as exemplars. Follow-up queued at autolens_assistant/script_to_notebook.md (script→notebook converter). Shipped a follow-on cleanup PR #8 stripping personal content (work scratch scripts, filled profile.md, SLACS personal metadata) and genericizing personal identifiers (activate.sh→pip venv, HPC mail-user/host/path placeholders) to make autolens_assistant a generic template; demo datasets kept.
diff --git a/active/searches_nautilus_mirror.md b/complete/2026/05/searches-nautilus-mirror.md
similarity index 56%
rename from active/searches_nautilus_mirror.md
rename to complete/2026/05/searches-nautilus-mirror.md
index 8fa43962..f35e0697 100644
--- a/active/searches_nautilus_mirror.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/searches-nautilus-mirror.md
@@ -1,3 +1,43 @@
+## searches-nautilus-mirror
+- task-alias: nautilus-mirror  (matches active.md / worktree name during execution; full filename-stem slug here so the z_features audit picks this up as shipped)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/5
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- repo-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/8
+- merge-commit: cd95359
+- summary: |
+    Phase 3 of the autolens_profiling z_feature. Stood up
+    autolens_profiling/searches/ with Nautilus-only profiling (4 files
+    mirrored from _developer/searches_minimal/, ~20K source + 2 READMEs).
+    Designed the folder layout so 7 other sampler families (Dynesty,
+    Emcee, BlackJAX, NumPyro, PocoMC, NSS, LBFGS) can slot in cleanly
+    under their own follow-up prompts.
+
+    Files mirrored:
+      _setup.py             -> searches/_setup.py
+      _metrics.py           -> searches/_metrics.py
+      nautilus_simple.py    -> searches/nautilus/simple.py
+      nautilus_jax.py       -> searches/nautilus/jax.py
+
+    Key rewrites:
+    - _setup.py dataset path: Path("jax_profiling")/"dataset"/... -> Path("dataset")/...
+    - should_simulate subprocess block -> clean FileNotFoundError (Phase 1 pattern)
+    - Nautilus imports: from searches_minimal._{setup,metrics} -> from searches._{setup,metrics}
+    - Added sys.path injection so scripts work invariant to cwd/invocation
+    - Output upgraded: .txt-to-output/ -> versioned JSON+PNG to
+      results/searches/nautilus/<script>_summary_v<al.__version__>.{json,png}
+      (matches Phase 1 convention so Phase 4 dashboard can pick them up)
+
+    Smoke: py_compile + import resolution PASSED. Full runtime smoke
+    (n_live=200) skipped intentionally — takes 30+ min on CPU and
+    Phase 5's AUTOLENS_PROFILING_SMOKE=1 short-circuit will make this
+    cheap forever. Static checks + matching the Phase 1/2 pattern gave
+    sufficient confidence to ship.
+
+    F1 lesson applied: copies came from worktree's clean origin/main
+    of _developer, NOT the canonical.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Phase 3 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md` for the full roadmap).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr1-pointsolver.md b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr1-pointsolver.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ffd1c2f2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr1-pointsolver.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## simulator-use-jax-pr1-pointsolver
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/334
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/538
+- notes: PR 1 of 4 from the simulator_use_jax.md prompt. Shipped `al.PointSolver(use_jax=True)` constructor flag (forwarded by for_grid / for_limits_and_scale), `solve()` auto-defaults for `xp` and `remove_infinities` from `self._xp`, and new `autolens.jax.register_tracer_classes(tracer)` public helper. The walker mirrors `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` for the standalone (non-Analysis) JIT-it-yourself path. **Design correction surfaced during implementation:** Phase 0 design doc said "user never imports register_*" — wrong; JAX flattens function args at trace time before entering the decorated function, so auto-registration inside `solve()` cannot work for `@jax.jit def f(tracer, coord)`. Users must call `register_tracer_classes(tracer)` once before the first jitted call. One import + one call is acceptable since JAX is opt-in for performance. Phase 0 design doc §3.1 / §3.4.1 should be amended on the next pass. Issue PyAutoArray#334 stays OPEN until PRs 2-4 ship. **Remaining work (PRs 2-4):** (2) `SimulatorImaging.use_jax=True` + xp-conversion of internals (Poisson noise needs jax.random.PRNGKey from noise_seed); (3) `SimulatorInterferometer.use_jax=True` + via_image_from(xp=...) signature symmetry fix; (4) `xp=np + jnp-backed-grid` mismatch `ValueError` in PyAutoArray's `AbstractMaker.__init__`. Plus a follow-up workspace_test PR with `solver_use_jax_parity.py` (already authored at canonical path, currently untracked, depends on this library API being released). Worktree removed; feature branches deleted local + origin.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr2-imaging.md b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr2-imaging.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c3babae3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr2-imaging.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## simulator-use-jax-pr2-imaging
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/334
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- library-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/335 (parent), https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/539, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/442
+- notes: PR 2 of 4 from simulator_use_jax.md. Shipped `aa.SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)` constructor flag with `_xp` property and `via_image_from(xp=None)` auto-fallback. Poisson noise routes through `jax.random.PRNGKey(noise_seed) + jax.random.poisson` on the JAX path; `preprocess.poisson_noise_via_data_eps_from` and `preprocess.data_eps_with_poisson_noise_added` gained `xp=np` parameter. PyAutoLens `via_tracer_from` and PyAutoGalaxy `via_galaxies_from` overrides default `xp=None` and fall back to inherited `self._xp`. **Known limitation flagged in simulator docstring:** @jax.jit wrapping is blocked by pre-existing PyAutoArray Array2D.native jit-incompatibility (array_2d_via_indexes_from uses indexed assignment of native-index tuples). Eager JAX path works and is sufficient for batched simulations / parameter sweeps. Separate task needed to refactor slim/native reshape for full @jax.jit support. **Other notable decision:** the `if xp.isnan(noise_map.array).any():` runtime NaN guard now NumPy-only — Python `if <tracer>:` triggers TracerBoolConversionError under JAX; JAX users must validate their exposure_time / background_sky_level themselves. Test-state pollution observed between PyAutoLens and PyAutoGalaxy imaging tests when both repos run in sequence (2 imaging/model tests fail combined, pass standalone) — pre-existing, not caused by this PR. Tests: PyAutoArray 831/831, PyAutoLens 317/317, PyAutoGalaxy 918/918 standalone. Eager parity script (autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/simulator_use_jax_parity.py) confirms numpy and JAX paths agree to atol=1e-8 for noise-free Sersic + Isothermal lens. **Remaining Phase 2 work:** PR 3 (SimulatorInterferometer.use_jax + via_image_from signature symmetry), PR 4 (xp=np + jnp-grid mismatch ValueError in AbstractMaker). Plus separate task for Array2D.native jit-safety refactor. Worktree removed; feature branches deleted local + origin.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr3-interferometer.md b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr3-interferometer.md
new file mode 100644
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr3-interferometer.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## simulator-use-jax-pr3-interferometer
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/334
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- library-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/336 (parent), https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/540, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/443
+- notes: PR 3 of 4 from simulator_use_jax.md. Shipped `aa.SimulatorInterferometer(use_jax=True)` with `_xp` property and `via_image_from(xp=None)`. Fixed the pre-existing signature asymmetry — `via_image_from` now takes `xp=` matching `SimulatorImaging`. Complex Gaussian visibility noise routes through `jax.random.PRNGKey(noise_seed) + jax.random.normal`; `preprocess.gaussian_noise_via_shape_and_sigma_from`, `data_with_gaussian_noise_added`, `data_with_complex_gaussian_noise_added` all gained `xp=np` param. PyAutoLens `via_tracer_from` / `via_galaxies_from` + PyAutoGalaxy `via_galaxies_from` overrides default `xp=None` → `self._xp`. NaN-noise guard NumPy-only (same pattern as PR 2). Same `.native` jit limitation as PR 2; eager JAX works. Tests: PyAutoArray 834/834, PyAutoLens 317/317, PyAutoGalaxy 918/918. Parity script (autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/simulator_use_jax_parity.py) confirms eager numpy/JAX visibilities agree atol=1e-8. Worktree removed; feature branches deleted local + origin. **Remaining:** PR 4 (xp=np + jnp-grid mismatch ValueError in AbstractMaker), plus separate task for Array2D.native jit-safety refactor.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr4-xp-mismatch.md b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr4-xp-mismatch.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6c49c0f3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/simulator-use-jax-pr4-xp-mismatch.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## simulator-use-jax-pr4-xp-mismatch
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/334 (CLOSED — final PR of Phase 2)
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/337
+- notes: Final PR (4 of 4) of simulator_use_jax.md. AbstractMaker.__init__ now raises ValueError when xp=np is passed with a jnp-backed grid (grid.use_jax=True). Helps users discover the `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` pairing rule the first time they break it — pointer to lens_calc.py workspace guide in the error message. No breaking changes: existing PyAutoArray/Lens/Galaxy tests pass (837/317/918). Worktree removed, branch deleted. **Phase 2 of jax_user_intro DONE.** Library deliverables: PointSolver(use_jax) + autolens.jax.register_tracer_classes (PR 1), SimulatorImaging(use_jax) (PR 2), SimulatorInterferometer(use_jax) (PR 3), xp/grid mismatch ValueError (PR 4). Issue #334 closed.
diff --git a/active/simulators_mirror.md b/complete/2026/05/simulators-mirror.md
similarity index 54%
rename from active/simulators_mirror.md
rename to complete/2026/05/simulators-mirror.md
index 4bb7f749..2b3db2a5 100644
--- a/active/simulators_mirror.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/simulators-mirror.md
@@ -1,3 +1,48 @@
+## simulators-mirror
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/4
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- repo-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/9
+- merge-commit: 75a562f
+- summary: |
+    Phase 2 of the autolens_profiling z_feature. Mirrored 6 simulator
+    profiling scripts (~2040 LOC) from clean origin/main of
+    _developer/jax_profiling/simulators/ into autolens_profiling/simulators/,
+    plus replaced the Phase 0 placeholder README with a section README
+    covering all 6 scripts.
+
+    Files mirrored:
+      imaging.py, interferometer.py, point_source.py,
+      cluster.py, group.py, multi.py
+
+    Path rewrites applied uniformly:
+    - `_workspace_root / "jax_profiling" / "dataset"` -> `_workspace_root / "dataset"`
+    - `_workspace_root / "jax_profiling" / "results" / "simulators"`
+        -> `_workspace_root / "results" / "simulators"`
+    - `_script_dir.parents[1]` -> `_script_dir.parents[0]`
+        (one level shallower than Phase 1 because simulators are at
+         simulators/<name>.py vs jax_profiling/simulators/<name>.py)
+    - Docstring `python jax_profiling/simulators/<name>.py`
+        -> `python simulators/<name>.py`
+
+    The artifact filename convention is unchanged:
+    `results/simulators/<script>_summary_v<al.__version__>.{json,png}`
+
+    Smoke: py_compile PASSED for all 6. Full runtime smoke skipped
+    intentionally — simulators/point_source.py at default
+    dataset_name="simple" writes to dataset/point_source/simple/
+    which holds Phase 1's tracked likelihood input JSONs
+    (point_dataset_positions_only.json, tracer.json). Running it
+    without changing the dataset_name would corrupt those tracked
+    files. Phase 5's AUTOLENS_PROFILING_SMOKE=1 short-circuit will
+    provide a clean smoke path; until then, smoke manually by
+    passing a non-conflicting dataset_name (e.g. "smoke").
+
+    F1 lesson applied: copies came from worktree's clean origin/main
+    of _developer (NOT the canonical, which is dirty with ~36
+    modified files).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Phase 2 of the `autolens_profiling` z_feature
 (see `z_features/autolens_profiling.md` for the full roadmap).
 
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/smoke-test-optimization.md b/complete/2026/05/smoke-test-optimization.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0c3f0021
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/smoke-test-optimization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## smoke-test-optimization
+- issue: https://github.com/rhayes777/PyAutoFit/issues/1183 (CLOSED 2026-04-10)
+- completed: 2026-05-28 (active.md cleanup; substantive work landed 2026-04-10)
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoFit, PyAutoConf, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens
+- notes: Profiled smoke-test scripts across workspaces and shipped a stack of env-var-gated fast paths. `PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS=1` caps grids/masks to 15x15 and forces over_sample_size=2 (PyAutoArray); `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` short-circuits use_jax in Analysis.__init__ (PyAutoFit); `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` skips tight_layout, savefig, and critical-curve/caustic overlays (PyAutoArray/Galaxy/Lens). Test-mode >= 2 also skips print_vram_use, model.info, result_info, and pre/post-fit I/O (PyAutoFit). The test_mode hook itself moved to autoconf so PyAutoArray CI no longer needs autofit. Headline: `imaging/simulator.py` 100s → 3.6s (96%), `interferometer/simulator.py` 100s → 4.4s, `imaging/modeling.py` 100s → 19.5s (80%). Cosmology-distance and repeated-ray-tracing follow-ups were subsumed by later prompts (cache-fit-properties #340 and the unify-jax-visualization warmup work). Issue closed on GitHub 2026-04-10; PyAutoPrompt active.md entry retired 2026-05-28.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/smoke-workspace-actions.md b/complete/2026/05/smoke-workspace-actions.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..586f0e5d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/smoke-workspace-actions.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+## smoke-workspace-actions
+- completed: 2026-05-06
+- repos: autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Retroactively logged via 2026-05-06 hygiene scan. Original prompt
+    `autobuild/smoke_workspace_action.md` asked for GitHub Actions workflows
+    that run smoke tests on the three workspaces (mirroring the source-repo
+    actions). Verified done: `.github/workflows/smoke_tests.yml` exists in each
+    of `autofit_workspace`, `autogalaxy_workspace`, `autolens_workspace`. The
+    follow-up `autobuild/smoke_workspace_fixes.md` (re-enable the entries that
+    were commented out for the green baseline) is still partial — kept in
+    pending. Original issue/PR not tracked in this registry.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/source-science-no-lens-light.md b/complete/2026/05/source-science-no-lens-light.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..13a21877
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/source-science-no-lens-light.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## source-science-no-lens-light
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/72 (follow-up; #72 closed by PR #73)
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/74
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Test 2 in the source-science recovery series. Two deliverables in one PR. (1) Restructure: moved test-1 scripts and results from flat `source_science/` into `source_science/results/1_with_lens_light/`, deleted the redundant `1_summary.md` from the prior PR's flow. (2) Test 2 itself: removed lens light from both simulator and fit models to test the hypothesis that the test-1 MGE-source magnification disaster (-44% bias, -0.77 mag) was caused by lens-light/source-light degeneracy. Hypothesis confirmed: MGE-source magnification bias collapsed from -44% to -3.6%, magnitude bias from -0.77 mag to -0.045 mag, source-flux bias from +103% to +3.9% — matching the Sersic-source recovery on the same dataset. (3) Visualisation suite added: `source_science/visualize.py` shared helpers (radial profile, cumulative flux, 2D image, posterior 1σ band) + per-experiment `make_diagnostics.py` drivers + cross-experiment headline plot `test1_vs_test2_mge_source.png` that overlays test-1 MGE source (with diffuse halo) vs test-2 MGE source (truth-matching) vs truth. Gotchas: (a) The v3 Nautilus cache from PR #73 lived in the prior task worktree and was lost on `worktree_remove` — test 1 diagnostics had to re-do all three Nautilus fits in this worktree (~45 min). (b) Autofit `samples.draw_randomly_via_pdf` raises `ValueError: probabilities do not sum to 1` on the cached MGE samples due to float drift in `weight_list.sum()`; `visualize.py` bypasses with `_draw_indices_from_pdf` that re-normalises locally. (c) `aplt.fits_imaging(dataset=...)` is the current API for writing simulated `Imaging` to .fits; the old `dataset.output_to_fits(...)` (used by the Codex baseline simulator) no longer exists. (d) `np.asarray(Array2D)` returns the slim (flat) shape; use `np.asarray(arr.native)` for the 2D shape needed by `plt.imshow`. Tightened test-2 RESULTS.md wording after user feedback ("33.66 magnification is not 'ok' just because it's not the test-1 catastrophe") — explicitly states neither test-2 fit is science-acceptable (still ~5σ off truth), and Sersic-MGE agreement implies residual bias is profile-shape (radius_break + sersic_index), not source-flexibility — that's test-3's target. Future-work order: radius_break=0.025 retest → MGE σ-cap → RectangularAdaptImage → Delaunay.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/source-science-parametric.md b/complete/2026/05/source-science-parametric.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fe78b8e3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/source-science-parametric.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## source-science-parametric
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/72
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/73
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: First in a planned series of source-science recovery tests. Refactored Codex baseline `fit_compare.py` to add posterior expansion (50 draws via `samples.draw_randomly_via_pdf`) with per-draw `FitImaging.tracer_linear_light_profiles_to_light_profiles` to solve MGE intensities; added structured JSON + Markdown comparison + per-fit subplot PNGs. Bumped `path_prefix`/`unique_tag` to `source_science_v3` because cached v2 MGE samples were incompatible with current `mge_model_from` (PyAutoGalaxy commit `44f8db0b` made per-basis `ell_comps` independent). Headline finding: no parametric model recovers truth within posterior 1σ on any quantity, highest-evidence model (MGE+MGE) has worst recovery (magnification -44%, magnitude -0.77 mag); MGE source likely absorbs diffuse residual flux into wide-σ Gaussians, inflating source-plane flux ~2× while image-plane flux only inflates ~14%. Tutorial assessment caught 2 real bugs in `autolens_workspace` pixelization tutorial (line 280 noise-map interpolation passes wrong array; line 156/235 missing pixel-area factor) — held for follow-up issue since that workspace is held by another active task. Standalone summary persisted at `source_science/results/1_summary.md` for the planned series. Next experiments (separate issues): `radius_break` re-test to match truth's `SersicCore` default 0.025, MGE σ-cap test, then `RectangularAdaptImage` + `Delaunay` pixelization comparisons.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/subhalo-redshift-jax-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/subhalo-redshift-jax-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f56583a2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/subhalo-redshift-jax-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
+## subhalo-redshift-jax-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/498
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- repro-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/79 (merged d827d1c — Phase 1)
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/499 (merged b790632 — Phase 2)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/81 (merged 61b0b4f — Phase 2b)
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Slack bug report from @qiuhan96 (working with an undergraduate at
+    Groningen). Free-parameter subhalo redshift (af.UniformPrior on
+    Galaxy.redshift) raised jax.errors.TracerBoolConversionError under
+    jax.jit. Root cause: tracer_util.plane_redshifts_from /
+    planes_from / grid_2d_at_redshift_from + Tracer.galaxies_ascending_
+    redshift all called Python sorted(galaxies, key=lambda g: g.redshift)
+    on a list whose subhalo redshift was a traced scalar; pairwise '<'
+    comparisons cannot lift to traced ops.
+
+    Three-phase ship in a single session:
+
+    Phase 1 — Filed the issue, then landed a clean integration-test
+    reproducer (PR #79) in autolens_workspace_test as scripts/jax_
+    likelihood_functions/imaging/subhalo.py. Two scenarios: fixed
+    z=0.55 PASS, free UniformPrior FAIL with the expected
+    TracerBoolConversionError. Used to drive the fix and as the
+    eventual regression check.
+
+    Phase 2 — Library fix (PR #499). Each of the four buggy functions
+    got a JAX-aware fast-path guard: when no galaxy redshift is
+    traced, behaviour is byte-for-byte identical to before; when any
+    redshift is traced, the function partitions concrete vs traced,
+    sorts the concrete ones with normal Python sort, and trusts input
+    galaxy order for the traced ones. grid_2d_at_redshift_from
+    matches the requested redshift to a galaxy by Python identity
+    (its only call site, AnalysisLens.tracer_via_instance_from,
+    always passes the subhalo's own redshift object). 273/273 unit
+    tests pass; full smoke suite for autolens_workspace_test (11/11)
+    pass with the patched library on PYTHONPATH.
+
+    Phase 2b — Polarity-flip workspace PR (#81). The same subhalo.py
+    script was converted to the regression check: both scenarios
+    must now PASS, with np.testing.assert_allclose locking the vmap
+    output to -1.412105e+09 (rtol=1e-4) and the JIT log_likelihood
+    matching the NumPy path within rtol=1e-4.
+
+    Notes for future:
+    - The cosmology distance functions (Planck15) accepted traced
+      redshifts without modification, so no JAX-friendly cosmology
+      shim was needed. If a different cosmology turns out to fail,
+      that's a follow-up issue.
+    - The tuple(subhalo_centre.in_list[0]) round-trip in
+      analysis/lens.py:116 was a suspected breakage site but turns
+      out to work fine under JIT — tuple((traced_y, traced_x))
+      preserves traced scalars.
+    - The JAX path trusts input galaxy order; if a user puts the
+      subhalo before the lens in declaration order with a redshift
+      between them, the multi-plane scaling factors will be wrong.
+      Documented in the PR body's Migration section but not enforced
+      at runtime (would require a non-JAX validation pass).
+    - The "user-helping" tone established mid-session (4 conversational
+      issue updates across 5 milestones) seemed to land well — keep
+      that pattern for future user-reported bug reports.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/subhalo-refine-source-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/subhalo-refine-source-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9e23c6e9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/subhalo-refine-source-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,28 @@
+## subhalo-refine-source-fix
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/133
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: |
+    Cluster F of the recent release-prep triage. scripts/group/features/
+    advanced/subhalo/detect/start_here.py crashed with `NameError: name
+    'source' is not defined` at line 634 of `subhalo_refine`. Fallout from
+    PR #117 ("Cluster F triage", 2026-05-02): PR #117 removed the
+    redundant `"source": ...` key from five lens_dict literals (they
+    collided with the explicit `source=source` kwarg on `af.Collection`).
+    Four functions had a local `source = ...` assignment already, so the
+    explicit kwarg remained resolvable. `subhalo_refine` was the
+    exception — PR #117 dropped `"source": subhalo_grid_search_result.
+    model.galaxies.source` from its lens_dict without lifting that
+    expression into a standalone assignment. Fix: add the missing
+    `source = subhalo_grid_search_result.model.galaxies.source` line
+    before the lens_dict literal. Restores exactly the value PR #117
+    dropped; matches the standalone-assignment style every other
+    subhalo_* function uses; preserves the SLaM-like pipeline
+    (grid-search posterior source flows into refine search).
+    User's original suggestion (`source=source` → `source=source_lp`,
+    based on Python's NameError "Did you mean: 'source_lp'?" hint)
+    would have type-errored at fit time — `source_lp` is a function in
+    this file, not a Galaxy. Python's NameError suggestion is lexical
+    proximity, not type-correct. Verified locally:
+    `subhalo[3]_[single_plane_refine]` (the previously-failing phase)
+    now completes successfully.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/subplot-fit-mid-zoom.md b/complete/2026/05/subplot-fit-mid-zoom.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e965779c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/subplot-fit-mid-zoom.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## subplot-fit-mid-zoom
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/517
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/324, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/518
+- notes: Reshuffled the 12-panel `subplot_fit` / `subplot_fit_log10` layout: dropped "Data (Source Scale)", moved "Model Image" beside "Data", promoted "Source Plane (Zoomed)" → "Source Plane (Max Zoom)" to top right, added new "Source Plane (Mid Zoom)" panel. Mid Zoom uses 2× Max Zoom extent, kept square, uniformly shrunk so the half-width is `min(target, distance-to-nearest-No-Zoom-edge, 0.7 × No-Zoom-half)` — the 0.7 cap was added in iteration 3 because uniform shrinkage produced Mid Zoom ≡ No Zoom when the bright pixel was centred (parametric case). Threaded `zoom_extent_scale` kwarg through `Mapper.extent_from`, `plot_inversion_reconstruction`, `plot_mapper`, `_plot_source_plane`, `plane_image_from`. Pre-existing quirk: `Zoom2D.extent_from` returns pixel-shifted coords (centred at pixel ~39.5 not arcsec 0); workaround is to round-trip through `Grid2D.from_extent(...).geometry.extent` which extracts only the span. All defaults preserve behaviour (no API break). Smoke: 44/44 across autofit/autogalaxy/autolens/autolens_test/HowToLens.
diff --git a/active/test_mode_output_path.md b/complete/2026/05/test-mode-output-path.md
similarity index 68%
rename from active/test_mode_output_path.md
rename to complete/2026/05/test-mode-output-path.md
index 6d102e6b..f378f3a3 100644
--- a/active/test_mode_output_path.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/test-mode-output-path.md
@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+## test-mode-output-path
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1291
+- completed: 2026-05-22
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1292
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/119
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/61
+- notes: Shipped PYAUTO_TEST_MODE output-path namespacing. Library change adds `_test_mode_segment()` helper in `autofit/non_linear/paths/abstract.py` and threads it through three composition sites (`AbstractPaths.output_path`, `DirectoryPaths._make_path`, `open_database` when filename is relative); `SubDirectoryPaths` inherits via parent. Cross-workspace smoke sweep was the validation cost: 63 pass / 7 fail / 2 skip across 6 workspaces + ic50 native-habitat check. All 7 failures were aggregator integration scripts in autolens_workspace_test and autogalaxy_workspace_test that hardcoded `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` inline and reconstructed `result_path` by joining `conf.instance.output_path` with the database name — migrated to include `"test_mode"` as a segment (20 sites total). SQLite database files stay at the bare output_path root because `Aggregator.from_database(filename=...)` is called with an absolute path, bypassing the library's relative-filename injection in `open_database`. Memory `feedback_autofit_cache_resume_pyauto_test_mode` rewritten — the historical `rm -rf` workaround is obsolete. Worth a future cleanup pass on `z_projects/ic50_workspace/scripts/profile_ep_sim.py` which still does `rm -rf output/ep_sim/` defensively; harmless now (deletes an empty bare path) but no longer load-bearing.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PYAUTO_TEST_MODE should mutate the AutoFit output path
 
 When a script is smoke-tested under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` and then later run
diff --git a/active/test_mode_skip_latents.md b/complete/2026/05/test-mode-skip-latents.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/test_mode_skip_latents.md
rename to complete/2026/05/test-mode-skip-latents.md
index abe4b939..b303f590 100644
--- a/active/test_mode_skip_latents.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/test-mode-skip-latents.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## test-mode-skip-latents
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1294
+- completed: 2026-05-24
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/109, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1295
+- repos: PyAutoConf, PyAutoFit
+- notes: Short-circuited `SearchUpdater._compute_latent_samples` to return `None` when the new `autoconf.test_mode.skip_latents()` helper fires — `is_test_mode()` OR `PYAUTO_SKIP_LATENTS=1`. Eliminates the 100-sample post-fit latent dispatch loop in `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` runs, which under PyAutoGalaxy's `AnalysisDataset.LATENT_BATCH_MODE = "jit"` override (forced by the einstein-radius latent's `ZeroSolver` not being vmap-compatible) was ~750s per SLaM fit on CPU. End-to-end `slam_start_here.py` smoke went from > 5-min timeout (still inside `source_lp[1]` latent loop) to **29.6s** with the full smoke env set — all 5 SLaM stages run to completion. Validation: PyAutoConf 95/95, PyAutoFit 1413/1414 + 1 skip, new `test_autofit/non_linear/search/test_updater.py` 3/3, full smoke 44/44 across all 6 workspaces (including `cookbooks/latent_variables.py` and `latent/latent_variables_smoke.py` which exercise the latent path explicitly). Merge order mattered — PyAutoConf #109 first since PyAutoFit imports `skip_latents` at module load. **Follow-up queued (TBA):** deeper architectural fix at `PyAutoPrompt/autogalaxy/latent_batch_mode_per_latent.md` — split `LATENT_BATCH_MODE` per-latent so fast latents `vmap` while `einstein_radius` stays jit-per-sample. That's the real-mode SLaM perf fix; this PR only unblocked smoke testing. New env var `PYAUTO_SKIP_LATENTS=1` is also available for power users who want to bypass the post-fit latent pass in real-mode runs.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 After the latent refactor series shipped ([z_features/complete/latent_refactor.md](../z_features/complete/latent_refactor.md)),
 the autolens SLaM smoke test timed out at the 5-minute mark while still inside
 the first SLaM stage's post-fit latent processing.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/truncated-gaussian-fast-path.md b/complete/2026/05/truncated-gaussian-fast-path.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9de6b49e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/truncated-gaussian-fast-path.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## truncated-gaussian-fast-path
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1284
+- completed: 2026-05-20
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1285
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: First sub-task issued from the graphical-ep-scale-up scoping pass (PyAutoPrompt/graphical_ep/{graphical,ep}_scoping.md). Replaced scipy.stats.norm.cdf/ppf inside TruncatedGaussianPrior.value_for and TruncatedNormalMessage.value_for with direct scipy.special.ndtr / ndtri (and the jax.scipy.special equivalents) via a new shared private helper autofit.mapper.prior._erf_helpers.truncated_normal_value_for. ndtr/ndtri are the Cephes routines that scipy.stats.norm.cdf/ppf already wrap — bit-exact equivalent at the algorithm level, just without the _distn_infrastructure dispatch. Measured speedup on the autofit_workspace_developer toy 1D Gaussian baseline: graphical N=3 22.8s→5.6s (4.04× / 75% reduction); EP N=3 251.9s→76.3s (3.30× / 70% reduction). The cProfile-projected reductions were ~30% (graphical) / ~17% (EP) — the real numbers were 2–4× larger because cProfile's own wrapper overhead masked the true scipy.stats cost. Worth remembering: cProfile-projected speedups are lower bounds, not point estimates. Initial draft used erf/erfinv directly (matching GaussianPrior's JAX branch); switched to ndtr/ndtri after extreme-unit tests at unit ∈ {1e-6, 1-1e-6} for half-bounded truncations showed 1e-11 rel disagreement with the pre-fix path — ndtr/ndtri eliminate that entirely (same Cephes path). Also caught a test-oracle gotcha: scipy.stats.truncnorm.ppf has its own tail-safe branching that neither the old nor new prior-side code matches — the right oracle is the OLD scipy.stats.norm.cdf/ppf composition (bit-exact to the new ndtr/ndtri form). Pytest suite 1398/0 (1 skipped) including 145 new bit-exact equivalence tests on (mean, sigma, lower, upper) × unit grid. Follow-up workspace PR queued to refresh autofit_workspace_developer/{graphical,ep}/profiles/baseline.json with the post-fix numbers.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/unify-jax-visualization.md b/complete/2026/05/unify-jax-visualization.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fb6a345b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/unify-jax-visualization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## unify-jax-visualization
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1296
+- completed: 2026-05-27
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1297
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/130, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/62
+- repos: PyAutoFit, autolens_workspace_test, autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: Removed use_jax_for_visualization flag; visualization follows use_jax automatically. Added _warmup_visualization to Fitness.__init__ — pre-compiles ~200 per-function JAX JIT caches before sampling starts, moving the ~16s first-call cost from the first quick update to search setup. Profiling revealed the 20s was 234 individual XLA compilations through the decorator chain, not numba. The jax.jit(fit_from) single-graph approach didn't help steady-state (~2-6s) because FitImaging properties evaluate lazily outside the JIT. Also removed enable_pytrees()/register_model() from 57 jax_likelihood_functions scripts — confirmed unnecessary for _vmap (flat vector input). Smoke 33/34 (1 pre-existing latent magzero failure).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/unpark-ellipse-scripts.md b/complete/2026/05/unpark-ellipse-scripts.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f3ab3745
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/unpark-ellipse-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## unpark-ellipse-scripts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/72
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1270
+- workspace-prs:
+  - autogalaxy_workspace: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/73
+  - PyAutoBuild: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/89
+- notes: Reactivated the five `scripts/ellipse/*` example scripts in autogalaxy_workspace, parked since 2026-04-24 pending the ellipse JAX refactor (PyAutoGalaxy #408/#410/#412). All five pass under PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2; removed the NEEDS_FIX entries from `autogalaxy_workspace/config/build/no_run.yaml` and the paired `ellipse/database` fallback from `PyAutoBuild/autobuild/config/no_run.yaml`. Scope expanded mid-task — `database.py` surfaced two unrelated bugs that were also fixed: (a) two leftover `path.exists(...) / os.remove(...)` calls from the prior os.path→pathlib refactor (the `path` import was removed but two call sites missed), replaced with pathlib idiom in the workspace PR; (b) a `Drawer.__init__` round-trip crash in PyAutoFit when the aggregator scrapes a saved Drawer search.json (the saved JSON carries `number_of_cores` at the top level, which collided with the hardcoded `super().__init__(number_of_cores=1, **kwargs)`). Fix in library PR: `kwargs.pop("number_of_cores", None)` before forwarding to super; Drawer is single-core only by design so the saved value is always 1. Regression test `test__dict_round_trip_with_number_of_cores` added in test_drawer.py; full PyAutoFit suite 1243/1243 passes. Follow-ups worth their own issues: (i) `autogalaxy_workspace/smoke_tests.txt` still has `# ellipse/modeling.py` disabled with a comment citing PyAutoFit#1179 — may be stale now that the JAX refactor + Drawer fix are in; (ii) `smoke (3.13)` CI is failing on main (and on this PR — but pre-existing): interferometer/start_here.py + interferometer/simulator.ipynb fail with `FileNotFoundError` from `setup_notebook` workspace-root lookup in a `/tmp/smoke_regen_*` cwd. smoke (3.12) passes.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/url-check-ci.md b/complete/2026/05/url-check-ci.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d68ea68e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/url-check-ci.md
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+## url-check-ci
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/87
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- tool-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/88
+- consumer-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/106
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1268
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/310
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/415
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/510
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/pull/8
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/8
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/11
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/58
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/71
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/153
+- notes: Follow-up to url-check (PyAutoLens#508). Wires the live HTTP URL audit into PyAutoBuild as a weekly-cron CI job, plus extends the offline regex guard with ~15 new patterns surfaced by the original audit (hhttps, joshspeagle/nautilus, rhayes777/PyAutoBuild, sphinx /en/main, bokeh + numfocus CoC paths, tree/release, etc.). New tool: PyAutoBuild/autobuild/url_check_live.py (port of admin_jammy/software/url_check/url_check.py with --allowlist, --strict, --format markdown-issue flags; fixes the symlink-canonical bug from the earlier wave). Wrapper PyAutoBuild/autobuild/url_check_live.sh. Each of 11 consumer repos: .url_check_allowlist.txt at repo root pre-seeded with the current broken URLs (PyAutoConf 2, PyAutoFit 12, PyAutoArray 0, PyAutoGalaxy 11, PyAutoLens 22, HowToFit 11, HowToGalaxy 31, HowToLens 9, autofit_workspace 4, autogalaxy_workspace 7, autolens_workspace 18 — 127 total), plus extended .github/workflows/url_check.yml with the existing url_check_patterns job + new url_check_live job that runs Mon 04:00 UTC. Live job opens/comments on a [url-check] New broken URLs detected issue when non-allowlisted breakage appears; auto-closes the issue on a clean run. pyauto-status skill updated to surface those tracking issues. Two parser bugs caught during smoke-testing and fixed before ship: allowlist parser truncated URLs at the first '#' (URL fragment), and the allowlist file itself was being scanned for URLs and reflected as locations. Both fixed via whitespace-preceded '#' for comments and an explicit SCAN_EXCLUDE_BASENAMES.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/url-check.md b/complete/2026/05/url-check.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a3fbdc3b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/url-check.md
@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+## url-check
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/508
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- tool-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/admin_jammy/pull/21
+- library-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/105
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1265
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/309
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/413
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/509
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/pull/7
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/7
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/10
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/57
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/70
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/152
+- notes: Cross-repo doc URL audit + cleanup driven by new admin_jammy/software/url_check/ tool. Audit before fixes 304 broken URLs across 12 PyAuto repos; after both waves 104 broken (200 fixed end-to-end). Remaining 104 are mostly external paywalled/dead links + ~10 internal readthedocs renames needing editorial decisions. Tool patterns hhttps typo, Jammy2211/rhayes777 → PyAutoLabs (libs+workspaces), /blob/release/ → /blob/main/, joshspeagle/nautilus → johannesulf/nautilus, rhayes777/PyAutoBuild → PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild, bokeh+numfocus CoC URLs, sphinx /en/main → /en/master, pyautofit.readthedocs.io page renames, workspace notebook reorganisations (overview/{simple,complex}/{fit,result} flattened; modeling/imaging/features/<x>.ipynb → imaging/features/<x>/modeling.ipynb), Colab badge target fixes. Special-cases Colab URLs via raw.githubusercontent.com check (Colab returns 200 even for dead refs). Surface one bug worth remembering Path(__file__).resolve() through admin_jammy's worktree symlink lands at canonical root — pass --root explicitly when fixing from a worktree (memory feedback_path_file_resolve_symlink).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+URL links to Google colabs are not correct, linking to broken colabs which dont run, for example
+in the PyAutoLens docs:
+
+https://pyautolens.readthedocs.io/en/latest/overview/overview_2_new_user_guide.html
+
+Here:
+
+CDD Imaging: For image data from telescopes like Hubble and James Webb, go to imaging/start_here.ipynb.
+
+
+Can you scan all repos for all URLs and check they work, in particular making sure the google colab pages
+that come up actrually run?
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diff --git a/complete/2026/05/use-jax-for-vis-default.md b/complete/2026/05/use-jax-for-vis-default.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..be793a7a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/use-jax-for-vis-default.md
@@ -0,0 +1,26 @@
+## use-jax-for-vis-default
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1275
+- completed: 2026-05-16
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1278
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/28
+- repos: PyAutoFit, autofit_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Phase 2 of z_features/jax_visualization.md. Default of
+    Analysis(use_jax_for_visualization) flipped from bool=False to
+    Optional[bool]=None — sentinel that resolves to use_jax. Analysis(use_jax=True)
+    now turns on the JIT visualization path automatically. Explicit True/False,
+    PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1, and the JAX-not-installed fallback all preserve
+    their existing behaviour.
+
+    Test split per long-standing rule (numpy-only unit tests; JAX-needing
+    assertions in workspace_test): 1 numpy-only env-var-override test in
+    test_autofit/analysis/test_use_jax_for_visualization.py; 4 JAX-conditional
+    assertions in autofit_workspace_test/scripts/jax_assertions/fitness_dispatch.py.
+
+    Workspace audit at ship time: zero production workspace scripts set
+    use_jax_for_visualization= explicitly. autolens_workspace_test has ~12
+    redundant =True call sites (harmless; optional cleanup follow-up).
+
+    Tracker z_features/jax_visualization.md is now archivable — Phases 3-5
+    are explicit stubs. Re-run /start_dev z_features/jax_visualization.md
+    to verify shipped state and move to z_features/complete/.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/use-pathlib.md b/complete/2026/05/use-pathlib.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..287dcc9f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/use-pathlib.md
@@ -0,0 +1,32 @@
+## use-pathlib
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1257
+- completed: 2026-05-07
+- library-prs:
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/104
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1258
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/300
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/388
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/497
+- workspace-prs:
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/59
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/128
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/50
+    - https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/15
+    - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/pull/12
+- notes: |
+    Replaced os.path.* and bare path.* with pathlib.Path across 5 libraries
+    and 5 workspaces. ~700 references converted. 3,188 library unit tests
+    pass; 36/36 workspace smoke tests pass. No public API changed.
+    Canonical autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace pull skipped due
+    to in-progress smoke-test-optimization dirty state — will land when
+    that task ships.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+Most examples now use Pathlib, but there are still some os.path.join uses from
+legacy.
+
+Can you update all source code and workspaces to not use path.join at all
+and always use Pathlib?
+
+This should aspan all source code, workspaces, etc, no more os.path!
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diff --git a/complete/2026/05/visualize-combined-quick-update-kwarg.md b/complete/2026/05/visualize-combined-quick-update-kwarg.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..658ba66e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/visualize-combined-quick-update-kwarg.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## visualize-combined-quick-update-kwarg
+- issue: none — followup to priors-jax-native (#1262); deferred Bug B at #1266
+- completed: 2026-05-15
+- library-prs:
+  - PyAutoFit: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1267
+  - PyAutoGalaxy: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/414
+- notes: Followup audit work for priors-jax-native (#1262). Pure additive one-line `quick_update: bool = False` kwarg on `VisualizerExample.visualize_combined` (PyAutoFit) and `VisualizerImaging.visualize_combined` (PyAutoGalaxy), mirroring the plumbing added by commit `a1e360567` ("Fix `AnalysisFactor.visualize_combined` dispatch in FactorGraph") which updated the base class + AnalysisFactor + PyAutoLens visualizers but missed these two. Fixed the four previously-broken graphical/EP integration scripts: `autofit_workspace_test/scripts/graphical/{simultaneous,hierarchical}.py` and `autofit_workspace/scripts/{features/graphical_models,cookbooks/multiple_datasets}.py`. PyAutoFit 1242/1242 + PyAutoGalaxy 870/870 unit tests pass. The deeper sign-convention finding surfaced during this audit (Gaussian-family `log_prior_from_value` returning cost form, biasing MCMC posteriors) was deferred to dedicated issue #1266.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/viz-jax-pytree-fix.md b/complete/2026/05/viz-jax-pytree-fix.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3fd110c4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/viz-jax-pytree-fix.md
@@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
+## viz-jax-pytree-fix
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/84
+- completed: 2026-05-08
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/85 (lead, closes #84)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/37 (autogalaxy sibling)
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test, autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: |
+    Direct follow-up to autogalaxy-viz-dispatch-swap (PyAutoGalaxy #390).
+    Both visualization_jax.py scripts (autolens + autogalaxy versions) had
+    been silently broken under JAX since their respective dispatch swaps
+    landed: PyAutoLens #443 (2026-04-19) for the autolens version,
+    PyAutoGalaxy #390 (2026-05-08) for the autogalaxy version. Each
+    script's try/except wrapper caught the JAX trace failure
+    (TypeError: ModelInstance not a valid abstract array), printed
+    "PILOT FAILED", and exited 0 — invisible to test runners.
+
+    Root cause: missing enable_pytrees() + register_model(model) so that
+    jax.jit(fit_from) could trace the ModelInstance arg across the JIT
+    boundary. Working sibling modeling_visualization_jit.py had these
+    calls all along (lines 43-45) — visualization_jax.py just lacked them.
+
+    Fix in both repos:
+      1. Add enable_pytrees() + register_model(model) before constructing
+         the analysis.
+      2. Drop the try/except wrapper so future regressions fail loud.
+      3. Split each workspace's config/build/env_vars.yaml imaging/visualization
+         override into a NumPy-only pattern (visualization.py — substring
+         match) and a JAX-only pattern (visualization_jax) that also unsets
+         PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX. Mirrors the existing
+         imaging/modeling_visualization_jit override.
+
+    Verified: both scripts now print PILOT SUCCEEDED with JAX enabled.
+
+    Future work: neither visualization_jax.py is in smoke_tests.txt, so a
+    future regression of the same shape would still be invisible to CI
+    smoke. Promoting them to smoke is a separate decision per the user's
+    "small curated subset" smoke policy and was not in scope here.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/viz-sanity-rollout-jax-scripts.md b/complete/2026/05/viz-sanity-rollout-jax-scripts.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/05/viz-sanity-rollout-jax-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## viz-sanity-rollout-jax-scripts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/114
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/115
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/55
+- notes: Phase D.2.a of z_features/fast_visualization.md. Rolls __Visualization Sanity__ blocks across 6 existing visualization_jax*.py scripts (3 autolens_workspace_test, 3 autogalaxy_workspace_test). Companion to Phase D.1 (PRs #113/#54) which covered the modeling_visualization_jit*.py variants. visualization_jax*.py scripts have no Part-1/Part-2 split (single-shot JAX-backed visualization, no Nautilus) so Sanity blocks inserted at end-of-script after the existing PILOT SUCCEEDED print. All 6 validated end-to-end locally; failed CI rows on each repo are pre-existing — autolens point.py JAX vmap (seen 5 tasks now) and an autogalaxy imaging/visualization.py dataset.png assertion the Sonnet agent verified failed on canonical main too. Confirmed FitQuantity exposes .model_data (autogalaxy/quantity/fit_quantity.py:71-72) so the quantity Sanity block uses the same shape as imaging/interferometer. Phase D.2.b remains: author NEW scripts for missing dataset coverage — autolens weak-lensing (entire scripts/weak/ missing), autogalaxy ellipse modeling_visualization_jit (only viz_jax exists), autogalaxy quantity modeling_visualization_jit (same). Numbers from local validation: autolens imaging er=1.1938 warm 90.6ms, interferometer warm 98.6ms |mv|=11118, point_source warm 88.8ms; autogalaxy imaging |md|=1862 fom=-26675, interferometer |md|=121361 fom=-3321, quantity |md|=290 fom=1005.
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/viz-sanity-rollout-jit-scripts.md b/complete/2026/05/viz-sanity-rollout-jit-scripts.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..06d9f688
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/viz-sanity-rollout-jit-scripts.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## viz-sanity-rollout-jit-scripts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/112
+- completed: 2026-05-21
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/113
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/54
+- notes: Phase D.1 of z_features/fast_visualization.md. Rolls the __Visualization Sanity__ pattern from PR #111 (imaging pilot) out to the remaining JIT-cached visualization scripts in both autolens_workspace_test (4 scripts: imaging delaunay + rectangular + interferometer + point_source) and autogalaxy_workspace_test (2 scripts: imaging + interferometer). 6 scripts total, ~280 lines added. Each block uses a deterministic SIE sanity tracer for lensing-side assertions (1 tangential CC + finite positive einstein_radius + warm-call < 100 ms) plus dataset-specific add-ons: interferometer asserts fit.model_data (complex Visibilities) finite/non-zero, autogalaxy variants assert fit.model_data finite/non-zero + figure_of_merit finite (no Tracer → no lensing-side assertions), point_source omits a script-specific FoM assertion because the prior-median position can legitimately give chi²=-inf (positions outside image-pair basin). Validated 4/6 scripts end-to-end locally; the 2 pixelization variants (delaunay/rectangular) hit a pre-existing Part-1 caching-ratio assertion fragility on CPU + small datasets (cache speedup < 2x) that blocks local validation but doesn't affect the Sanity block syntax (identical to imaging pilot). Gotchas: (1) Initial attribute-name guess `fit.model_visibilities` was wrong — the actual attribute on FitInterferometer is `fit.model_data` returning an aa.Visibilities; np.abs().sum() works on both Array2D and Visibilities so the assertion is dataset-type-agnostic. (2) point_source script didn't `import numpy as np` at module top (only `jax.numpy as jnp`); added inside the Sanity block as a local import. (3) Same point.py pre-existing JAX vmap CI red on autolens_workspace_test — merged anyway, identical to two previous tasks. Phase D.2 remains: visualization_jax*.py scripts get Sanity blocks, plus authoring new modeling_visualization_jit.py for ellipse (autogalaxy), weak lensing (autolens), quantity (autogalaxy).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/viz-subprocess-feasibility.md b/complete/2026/05/viz-subprocess-feasibility.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d91e26c4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/viz-subprocess-feasibility.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## viz-subprocess-feasibility
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1279 (closed, pivoted)
+- completed: 2026-05-17
+- outcome: pivoted — no library code shipped
+- successor: PyAutoPrompt/z_features/fast_visualization.md
+- notes: Phase 4 of (archived) z_features/jax_visualization.md roadmap. Spike on FitImaging picklability returned a clean result — `FitImaging` round-trips through stdlib `pickle` cleanly on LP and pixelization models, under both `use_jax=False` and `use_jax=True` (495 KB → 5.7 MB pickle blobs, `figure_of_merit` preserved bit-exact). That was the load-bearing unknown for the subprocess design: had it failed, the worker would have needed raw-array + reconstruction; it didn't fail, so `mp.Process` + `Queue` with `queue.put(fit)` is the simplest viable design — banked for future. **But** during the spike we discovered the codebase already has full JAX-jittable critical-curve / Einstein-radius infrastructure: `jax_zero_contour` external package is installed, `_via_zero_contour_from()` methods exist throughout `autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py`, the plotter routes via the `visualize.general.critical_curves_method` config switch, and **the only reason none of it is active is that the YAML default is `marching_squares` instead of `zero_contour`**. So the user-visible "fast Jupyter viz" goal is achievable via config flip + targeted call-site migration (Euclid `util.compute_latent_variables`) + `IPython.display.update_display` for live cells, with no subprocess complexity. Pivoted issue #1279 to closed/not-planned; spike prompt moved to `z_features/complete/visualization_subprocess_feasibility.md`; new roadmap at `z_features/fast_visualization.md` covers Phase A (config flip) → Phase B (latent migration) → Phase C (Jupyter live cells) → Phase D (per-dataset end-to-end JAX-viz assertions in `_test` workspaces, regression net against the 2026-05-16 Euclid all-zero-source bug class) → Phase E (long-term: pytree-register `ModelInstance` cascade so `jax.jit(fit_from)(instance)` works and PR #1278's default-on can be re-attempted) → Phase F (subprocess viz, deferred). Re-entry into subprocess viz is documented but not authored. Local worktree `~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/viz-subprocess-feasibility` and feature branches in PyAutoFit + autolens_workspace_test removed.
diff --git a/active/weak_dataset_from_json.md b/complete/2026/05/weak-dataset-from-json.md
similarity index 78%
rename from active/weak_dataset_from_json.md
rename to complete/2026/05/weak-dataset-from-json.md
index 5e24acb4..e3bf3d23 100644
--- a/active/weak_dataset_from_json.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/weak-dataset-from-json.md
@@ -1,3 +1,13 @@
+## weak-dataset-from-json
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/554
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/342, https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/555
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/212
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- notes: Added `values` property on `aa.VectorYX2DIrregular` (mirrors `Grid2DIrregular.values` / `ArrayIrregular.values`) so dictable's `instance_as_dict` serializes both constructor args. Fixes `al.from_json(WeakDataset)` round-trip; `ShearYX2DIrregular` inherits the fix. Workspace tutorial `scripts/weak/fit.py` simplified to load `dataset.json` via `al.from_json` instead of inline reconstruction.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Fix `al.from_json` round-trip for `WeakDataset` / `ShearYX2DIrregular`.
 
 The simulator script at `@autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/simulator.py` writes the simulated `WeakDataset` to
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/weak-fit.md b/complete/2026/05/weak-fit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..311f43b4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/weak-fit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## weak-fit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/524
+- completed: 2026-05-19
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/525
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/188
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- follow-up-prompt: PyAutoPrompt/autolens/weak_dataset_from_json.md (al.from_json on WeakDataset broken — VectorYX2DIrregular missing 'values' kwarg in deserializer)
+- notes: Step 3 of the weak-lensing series. Added `al.FitWeak` — a standalone fit class (no `aa.AbstractFit` inheritance, mirroring `FitPoint`) that compares a model shear field against a `WeakDataset` and reports residuals, chi-squared and log-likelihood. Model shear comes from `LensCalc.from_tracer(tracer).shear_yx_2d_via_hessian_from(grid=...)` — same primitive `SimulatorShearYX` uses, so noise-free round-trips are bit-exact. Each background galaxy contributes two independent measurements (γ₁/γ₂ share per-galaxy σ but are independent draws), so chi_squared sums over N×2 elements and noise_normalization carries a factor of 2 to match. Four `aplt` plotter helpers added: `plot_data_vs_model` (overlaid quivers data-black model-red-alpha-0.6), `plot_residuals` (RdBu_r quiver), `plot_chi_squared_map` (magma scatter), `subplot_fit_weak` (2×2 mosaic). Workspace tutorial `scripts/weak/fit.py` written with Opus prose, reports chi²=437.5 for 400 DoF on seed=1 simulator output (well within 1σ of expected 400). **Workspace tutorial workaround**: `al.from_json(WeakDataset)` is broken (VectorYX2DIrregular `__init__()` missing `values`), so the tutorial rebuilds the dataset inline via `SimulatorShearYX(seed=1)` rather than loading from disk; bug captured as follow-up prompt. **Parallel-worktree pattern**: workspace work executed via a parallel autolens_workspace worktree alongside in-flight `cluster-scaling-members` (zero file overlap — `scripts/weak/` vs `scripts/cluster/`), same approach used for `weak-visualization` earlier today. 26 weak tests pass (10 new fit + 16 existing). 293 full PyAutoLens tests green. Next in series: weak/4_modeling.md (AnalysisWeak), weak/5_likelihood_function.md — to be issued one at a time per [[feedback_no_bulk_issue_queues]].
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/weak-shear-simulator.md b/complete/2026/05/weak-shear-simulator.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1c86eb01
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/weak-shear-simulator.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## weak-shear-simulator
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/476 (and #472)
+- completed: 2026-05-04
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/473
+- workspace-prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/84
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- notes: Step 1 of weak-lensing series — `al.WeakDataset` + `al.SimulatorShearYX(via_tracer_from / via_tracer_random_positions_from)` (additive, new `autolens/weak/` sub-package). Originally drafted on mobile-Claude on 2026-04-25, both PRs sat unmerged for ~10 days. Resume work: rebased onto current main (clean — main's new `check_version()` block in `autolens/__init__.py` merged cleanly with the additive exports), fixed one failing test (`test__simulator_shear_yx__noise_changes_values_but_preserves_shape_and_grid` was asserting `dataset.positions is grid` but `VectorYX2DIrregular.__init__` re-wraps via `Grid2DIrregular(values=grid)` — replaced with `np.testing.assert_array_equal`). CI debugging found a pre-existing **stale `claude/list-admin-prompts-Mid1U` branch on PyAutoGalaxy** (also from the mobile session, fully merged via PR #366 but never deleted) that the workflow's `Change to same branch if exists in deps` step kept switching to — that branch's *old* `pyproject.toml` still listed `ultranest==3.6.2`, which fails to compile under newer Cython on Python 3.13. Deleting that stale branch unblocked CI for both runs. Local unit tests (269/269 on Python 3.12) and end-to-end workspace simulator (`scripts/weak/simulator.py` writes `dataset/weak/simple/dataset.json` + `tracer.json` for an Isothermal lens, 200 random source positions, noise_sigma=0.3) verified before merge. Visualization deferred to follow-up prompt `weak/2_visualization.md` (already spawned during the mobile session).
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/weak-visualization.md b/complete/2026/05/weak-visualization.md
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index 00000000..a59aa01b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/weak-visualization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## weak-visualization
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/496
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/523
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/186
+- repos: PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace
+- notes: Step 2 of the weak-lensing series. Added `autolens/weak/plot/` package with five module-level helpers (`plot_shear_yx_2d`, `plot_ellipticities`, `plot_phis`, `plot_noise_map`, `subplot_weak_dataset`) re-exported into `aplt`. Plotters use headless quiver segments (`pivot="middle", headwidth=0, headlength=0, headaxislength=0`) for the spin-2 convention. Access shear field via `.ellipticities` / `.phis` only (never raw `[:, 0]` / `[:, 1]`) to keep the `[γ₂, γ₁]` storage convention encapsulated. Note: `.phis` returns degrees, so `plot_shear_yx_2d` converts via `np.deg2rad` before quiver. Workspace follow-up filled the two `# TODO(2_visualization.md)` placeholders in `scripts/weak/simulator.py` with real `aplt` calls. Workspace work executed via a parallel autolens_workspace worktree alongside in-flight `cluster-scaling-members` (zero file overlap — `scripts/weak/` vs `scripts/cluster/`), bypassing the helper's task-level conflict check for the ~30-min shipping window. Tests use direct module imports because `al.plot.X` hits a pre-existing recursion in `autolens/__init__.py:147`'s `__getattr__` under pytest's attribute-access flow (point/imaging tests already follow this pattern). 283 PyAutoLens tests pass, all 4 CI checks green on both PRs. Next in series: weak/3_fit.md (FitWeak), 4_modeling.md, 5_likelihood_function.md — to be issued one at a time per [[feedback_no_bulk_issue_queues]].
diff --git a/active/wiki_current_api_only.md b/complete/2026/05/wiki-current-api-only.md
similarity index 66%
rename from active/wiki_current_api_only.md
rename to complete/2026/05/wiki-current-api-only.md
index 154cec5c..efaa08ee 100644
--- a/active/wiki_current_api_only.md
+++ b/complete/2026/05/wiki-current-api-only.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## wiki-current-api-only
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/11
+- completed: 2026-05-28
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/12
+- repos: autolens_assistant
+- notes: Implemented the current-API-only wiki policy from #9/PR#10. Deleted wiki/core/api_deltas_2026_05.md (-150 lines); its current-API facts (mesh regression warning, Tracer limitations + Jacobian magnification workaround, FITS helpers, flat plot-function API) already lived on the topic pages. Dropped the 10 "see api_deltas" pointers across 9 files (repointed to api/plotting.md / lensing_basics.md) and de-migration-ified inline notes in datasets/autoarray/autolens/inversions/lensing_basics/tracer to current-API-only phrasing. Verified: git grep api_deltas empty, --check-version clean, --scope all drift 23->22 (remaining 22 pre-existing). Completes the 3-part Kernel2D/API-drift series (#10 tooling+policy, #12 wiki cleanup). Still queued: pyautobuild_api_baseline_release.md (release-pipeline baseline auto-refresh).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Follow-up to the autolens_assistant API-drift task (stale `al.Kernel2D` / version-pin
 baseline + drift-check). That task establishes the policy that the wiki documents **only
 the current API**, with a version pin + drift-check replacing migration tables — but it
diff --git a/complete/2026/05/workspace-version-mismatch-advice.md b/complete/2026/05/workspace-version-mismatch-advice.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e50917da
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/05/workspace-version-mismatch-advice.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## workspace-version-mismatch-advice
+- issue: (none — direct request)
+- completed: 2026-05-18
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/pull/107
+- notes: Rewrote `WorkspaceVersionMismatchError` message in PyAutoConf/autoconf/workspace.py to give directional update advice. Workspace newer than library → `pip install --upgrade <lib>==<workspace_version>` (lib derived by stripping `_workspace` from the workspace folder name: `autolens_workspace` → `autolens`, etc.). Library newer than workspace → `cd <workspace_root> && git pull origin main`. Unparseable versions fall back to showing both. Dropped the `git clone --branch <version> <workspace-repo-url>` instruction since we no longer cut workspace version branches. Bypass instructions (`workspace_version_check: False`) and the `main`-branch IMPORTANT note are preserved. Four private helpers added (`_parse_version`, `_library_name_from_workspace`, `_update_library_block`, `_update_workspace_block`); public surface unchanged. All 14 `test_workspace.py` tests pass without modification (assertions matched both old and new message). Zero workspace-script references to the error or its message text. Merged directly without smoke tests — error fires only on import-time version mismatch, which smoke tests don't exercise.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/analysis-shared-state.md b/complete/2026/06/analysis-shared-state.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4628e063
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/analysis-shared-state.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## analysis-shared-state
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1307
+- completed: 2026-06-07
+- epic: z_features/analysis_shared_state.md (sub-task A — autofit deliverable)
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1308
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/69
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/31
+- notes: Generic cross-`Analysis` shared-state mechanism for `FactorGraphModel` (opt-in `shared_state_from` + `shared=` kwarg, lead-factor compute-once forwarding), the `af.ex` 1D Gaussian toy, the `shared_analysis_state` workspace tutorial, and fast + JAX assertion suites. Sub-task B (lensing datacube consumer, `autolens/datacube_shared_state_consumer.md`) now unblocked, still un-issued.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/autofit-scrape-test-mode-paths.md b/complete/2026/06/autofit-scrape-test-mode-paths.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5086db40
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/autofit-scrape-test-mode-paths.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autofit-scrape-test-mode-paths
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/issues/35
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/36 (merged b5a6a43)
+- repos: autofit_workspace_test
+- notes: Fixed the database scrape release failures by making `scripts/database/scrape/grid_search.py` and `scripts/database/scrape/sensitivity.py` use `autoconf.test_mode.with_test_mode_segment(Path("output"))` for both sqlite cleanup and scrape-directory selection. This matches PyAutoFit's `output/test_mode/...` search and database paths under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE`, while preserving normal `output/...` behavior outside test mode. Verified both direct PyAutoBuild repro commands, the full `autofit_test scripts/database/scrape` PyAutoBuild directory run (5/5 passed), and PR CI on Python 3.12/3.13 before merge.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/autogalaxy-results-start-here-noise-map.md b/complete/2026/06/autogalaxy-results-start-here-noise-map.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..eae7eab9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/autogalaxy-results-start-here-noise-map.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autogalaxy-results-start-here-noise-map
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/issues/113
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/112 (merged de9a355)
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace
+- notes: The latest full release report failure for `scripts/guides/results/start_here.py` came from a local checkout that was behind `origin/main`. The saved combined FITS stores the noise map with zero-valued masked pixels, so the guide must reload it with `check_noise_map=False`; that fix was already merged in PR #112 as part of `latent-jax-release-failures`. Verified the active worktree on `origin/main` reloads the saved result dataset successfully and fast-forwarded the canonical `autogalaxy_workspace/main` checkout to include the fix. Closed duplicate issue #113 without opening a no-op PR.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/autolens-jax-simulator-release-fixes.md b/complete/2026/06/autolens-jax-simulator-release-fixes.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9a9647df
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/autolens-jax-simulator-release-fixes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## autolens-jax-simulator-release-fixes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/140
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/141 (merged d660e64)
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Fixed the Autolens JAX simulator release-report failures. Imaging simulator parity now honestly checks eager `use_jax=True` parity only because full imaging-simulator JIT still rebuilds `Array2D.native` via NumPy indexing on traced values. Interferometer simulator JIT roundtrip now uses `autolens.jax.register_tracer_classes`. Cluster simulator closes over the tracer in the jitted point-solver wrapper so only source-plane coordinates are dynamic JAX arguments. Verified the three targeted scripts locally and PR CI on Python 3.12/3.13 before merge.
diff --git a/active/autolens_results_aggregator_valid_dataset.md b/complete/2026/06/autolens-results-aggregator-valid-dataset.md
similarity index 59%
rename from active/autolens_results_aggregator_valid_dataset.md
rename to complete/2026/06/autolens-results-aggregator-valid-dataset.md
index 17269b69..95de7b48 100644
--- a/active/autolens_results_aggregator_valid_dataset.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/autolens-results-aggregator-valid-dataset.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## autolens-results-aggregator-valid-dataset
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/220
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/221 (merged 256ce20)
+- repos: autolens_workspace
+- notes: Fixed the results aggregator release failures by making `_quick_fit.py` reuse `output/results_folder` only when it contains at least one `image/dataset.fits`, regenerating stale/incompatible helper output otherwise. Updated the aggregator scripts to use the same valid-dataset guard and to pass the test-mode-aware `results_path` to `Aggregator.from_directory`. Verified the two reported scripts directly, the full `autolens scripts/guides/results/aggregator` PyAutoBuild directory run, and PR CI on Python 3.12/3.13 before merge.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Fix autolens results aggregator dataset reload
 
 Original user request:
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/bib-duplicate-keys.md b/complete/2026/06/bib-duplicate-keys.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ac1c1014
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/bib-duplicate-keys.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## bib-duplicate-keys
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/euclid_assistant/issues/1
+- completed: 2026-06-22
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/euclid_assistant/pull/2 (merged d11686a)
+- repos: euclid_assistant
+- notes: Added deterministic duplicate-key detection for referenced `.bib` files and inline bibliographies, including source locations, focused tests, Style Guide provenance, and updated wiki coverage. Verified the full test suite and all four paper audits before merge.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/dark-matter-potentials.md b/complete/2026/06/dark-matter-potentials.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e0618e31
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/dark-matter-potentials.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## dark-matter-potentials
+- issue: none (Slack-reported by Jacob Campbell)
+- completed: 2026-06-05
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/470 (merged)
+- repos: PyAutoGalaxy
+- notes: Fixed "TypeError: MassProfile.potential_2d_from() got an unexpected keyword argument 'xp'" crashing tracer visualization for any model with an elliptical NFW. Root cause was NOT PyAutoFit/model-composition (user's initial suspicion) nor the N=0 fixed PowerLaw/shear — the elliptical dark-matter profiles (NFW, gNFW, gNFWSph + MCR/Virial variants) never implemented potential_2d_from and fell through to the abstract MassProfile base; recent JAX xp-threading on Galaxy.potential_2d_from's sum-lambda turned a latent NotImplementedError into the xp TypeError, and the recent autolens fits_tracer change (writes a `potential` FITS extension) was the first thing in the run loop to call it (likelihood path never touches the potential — hence "fit healthy, only viz crashes"). Fix: one potential_2d_from on gNFW via MGE decomposition (same sigma range as its deflections_2d_via_mge_from, so grad(psi)=alpha is self-consistent), inherited by NFW/gNFWSph/variants. Also fixed a pre-existing bug in NFWSph's analytic potential — prefactor was 2*r_s*kappa_s, should be 2*r_s^2*kappa_s (functional form ln^2(x/2)-arctanh^2(sqrt(1-x^2)) was correct); grad(psi) was exactly 1/r_s too small (NFWSph was FAILing the dark.py grad(psi)=alpha check on main). Threaded xp/**kwargs into base MassProfile.potential_2d_from so genuinely-unimplemented profiles raise a clean NotImplementedError. Validation: dark.py self-consistency flips NFW/gNFW/gNFWSph SKIP->PASS and NFWSph FAIL->PASS (grad med ~8e-4); MGE potential matches corrected NFWSph analytic to 1.5e-5; 933 PyAutoGalaxy tests pass; end-to-end fits_tracer smoke writes finite nonzero POTENTIAL extension for the user's PowerLaw+shear+NFW model. Two pre-existing follow-ups filed in planned.md: (1) NFWTruncatedSph potential fails grad(psi)=alpha (MGE sigma range radii_max=truncation_radius*5 too narrow); (2) PIEMass has no potential and no MGE/CSE hook (needs analytic Kassiola&Kovner port or dPIEMass r_s->inf limit). Gave Jacob a manual site-packages hotfix (make base MassProfile.potential_2d_from accept xp and return zeros) to unblock until release.
diff --git a/active/datacube_delaunay_release_memory.md b/complete/2026/06/datacube-delaunay-release-memory.md
similarity index 63%
rename from active/datacube_delaunay_release_memory.md
rename to complete/2026/06/datacube-delaunay-release-memory.md
index b926f72c..a6625192 100644
--- a/active/datacube_delaunay_release_memory.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/datacube-delaunay-release-memory.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## datacube-delaunay-release-memory
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/issues/142
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/143 (merged f028dd1)
+- repos: autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Fixed the heavy datacube Delaunay release failure by preserving 4-channel DFT cube vmap/JIT coverage while reducing only the high-memory TransformerNUFFT Delaunay cross-check to one identical channel. Verified the target script locally and PR CI on Python 3.12/3.13 before merge.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Datacube Delaunay release memory failure
 
 ## Original Request
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/datacube-shared-state.md b/complete/2026/06/datacube-shared-state.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3ac13036
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/datacube-shared-state.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## datacube-shared-state
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/565
+- completed: 2026-06-08
+- epic: z_features/analysis_shared_state.md (sub-task B — lensing datacube consumer)
+- library-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/344
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/566
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/218
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/138
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/47
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test, autolens_profiling
+- notes: Claude completed and merged the datacube shared-state library and workspace PRs, but hit a session limit before clearing the PyAutoPrompt active entry. Codex verified the relevant local checkouts are on merged main commits and retired the stale active claim so subsequent workspace-test work can proceed.
+- followups: FULLY CLOSED 2026-07-10 — the Phase 5 re-measure (the last dangling deliverable) ran and is recorded: 4.06× per-likelihood at sma × 4 ch (unshared 1282.7 ms → shared 316.1 ms, local CPU fp64, v2026.7.6.649; autolens_profiling `675a902` + OPTIMIZATION_NOTES.md). Verified on current main that both curvature and Slice-2b mapper sharing shipped. Stale-open issues PyAutoLens#565 + PyAutoFit#1307 closed. Only remainder: the authoritative alma_high A100 run, tracked in `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/OPTIMIZATION_NOTES.md` (needs RAL login node).
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/euclid-assistant-style-guide-sweep.md b/complete/2026/06/euclid-assistant-style-guide-sweep.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0b944e67
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/euclid-assistant-style-guide-sweep.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+## euclid-assistant-style-guide-sweep
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/euclid_assistant/issues/3
+- completed: 2026-06-25
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/euclid_assistant/pull/4
+- merged-into: euclid_assistant `main` at `785736e7af2c3a21fedbf7c8c5775718f249d2a7`
+- repos: euclid_assistant
+- validation:
+  - `make test` (`35 passed, 1 skipped`)
+  - `git diff --check`
+- notes: Extended the Euclid name italicisation check for full named-after-person satellite names, including an inferred James Webb Space Telescope case, while keeping acronyms roman. Added authors-only draft front-matter guidance from local Euclid/A&A source-paper conventions: initials-plus-surname author names, lead-author email only unless requested, and unresolved affiliations left as placeholders when affiliations can wait. Also made optional root-level `euclid.bib` source-discovery fixture handling robust in clean worktrees.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/health-agent-relocate-brain.md b/complete/2026/06/health-agent-relocate-brain.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c49f304b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/health-agent-relocate-brain.md
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+## health-agent-relocate-brain
+- issued: issued/health_agent_migrate_to_brain.md
+- completed: 2026-06-29
+- repos: PyAutoBrain, PyAutoHeart, PyAutoMind
+- branch: claude/health-agent-relocate-brain-qh84mk (each repo; no PRs opened)
+- validation:
+  - PyAutoHeart `pytest tests/` (`105 passed`)
+  - `pyauto-brain help health` renders the relocated definition
+- notes: |
+    Relocated the Health Agent (first PyAutoBrain specialist) from its staging
+    home in PyAutoHeart `health_agent/` to its canonical home in PyAutoBrain
+    `agents/health/`. Brain's `agents/health/AGENTS.md` is now the canonical
+    definition (entrypoint `health.sh` unchanged), preserving verbatim the
+    `pyauto-heart readiness --json` adoption, the abstract-provider manifest
+    reading, the GREEN/YELLOW/RED output schema (Summary / Warnings /
+    Recommendations / Blocking Issues), gate semantics, and hard boundaries.
+    Removed `health_agent/health_agent.md` from PyAutoHeart and repointed its README at the
+    Brain location; kept `capabilities.yaml` / `capabilities.md` /
+    `pyautobuild_boundary_audit.md` in Heart (Heart self-describing its
+    capabilities). The manifest is read abstractly from Heart, never vendored
+    into Brain. No gating/check logic moved into Brain.
diff --git a/active/howto_tutorial_release_fixes.md b/complete/2026/06/howto-tutorial-release-fixes.md
similarity index 57%
rename from active/howto_tutorial_release_fixes.md
rename to complete/2026/06/howto-tutorial-release-fixes.md
index 04157900..a79e0465 100644
--- a/active/howto_tutorial_release_fixes.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/howto-tutorial-release-fixes.md
@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+## howto-tutorial-release-fixes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/issues/15
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/pull/12 (merged 0605b56)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/16 (merged 3ae228b)
+- repos: HowToGalaxy, HowToLens
+- notes: Fixed the unblocked HowTo tutorial release failures. HowToGalaxy's mapper tutorial now selects valid mapper pixel indexes dynamically for both full and small release datasets. HowToLens filters non-finite traced source-plane coordinates before plotting and keeps the intentionally bad annular mask non-empty under `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1`. Verified targeted scripts, PyAutoBuild sections for HowToGalaxy chapter 4 and HowToLens chapters 1 and 2, and PR CI before merge.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # HowTo Tutorial Release Fixes
 
 ## Original Request
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/jax-substructure-simulator.md b/complete/2026/06/jax-substructure-simulator.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..bb50e769
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/jax-substructure-simulator.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## jax-substructure-simulator
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/542 (CLOSED — core delivered; 2 follow-up gaps queued)
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- epic: jax_substructure/ (prompts 1-4: vmap deflections → lax.scan multi-plane → e2e jit simulate → vmap batched)
+- library-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/543
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/544
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/127
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/128
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/129
+- repos: PyAutoLens, PyAutoGalaxy, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Retroactive close-out — the 4 `jax_substructure/` prompts shipped to `main` over PRs PyAutoLens #543 (scan) + #544 (e2e), additional PyAutoLens commits `b744801` (batched_simulate) / `4e93ecc` (parameterize lens/source/light), PyAutoGalaxy direct commits (`8a317dfc` jnp.where NaN-safe mask, `a4b8ce22`) for the generic `vmapped_deflections_from` classmethod on the abstract mass profile, and workspace_test #127/#128/#129, but the work was never recorded here and issue #542 was left OPEN. Delivered: `autolens/lens/substructure_util.py` (`precompute_scaling_matrix`, `galaxies_to_halo_arrays`, `traced_grids_via_scan`, `simulate_substructure`, `los_realizations_to_arrays`, `batched_simulate_substructure`), the generic `Profile.vmapped_deflections_from` (covers any mass profile exposing `radial_deflection_from`), and 3 workspace_test scripts (`test_scan_multiplane.py`, `test_simulate_e2e.py`, `test_batched_simulate.py`). **Two prompt sub-items were sidestepped/deferred and are now queued as follow-up prompts:** (1) `jax_substructure/5_prng_key_vmap_noise.md` — prompt 3's Gap 1: `preprocess.poisson_noise_via_data_eps_from` still derives its `PRNGKey` internally from the int `seed` (`seed=-1` → `int(time.time())`), so the OO `SimulatorImaging` path can't be vmapped over a batch of noise keys; the standalone `simulate_substructure` sidesteps this by calling `jax.random.poisson(prng_key, ...)` directly. The fix is an optional `prng_key` param (PyAutoArray, → /ship_library). (2) `jax_substructure/6_deflection_equivalence_test.md` — prompt 1's dedicated old-vs-vmapped deflection-equivalence test (all 4 dark-matter profile types + masked-slot-zero) was never authored as a standalone script; validation is only folded into the scan/e2e tests. Note `galaxies_to_halo_arrays` only branches `cNFWSph` vs. truncated, so that test may surface a small MCR-variant extension (workspace_test, → /ship_workspace). Prompt-4 stretch memory-estimator / sub-batching helper remains unbuilt (not requested).
diff --git a/active/latent_class_redesign.md b/complete/2026/06/latent-class-redesign.md
similarity index 90%
rename from active/latent_class_redesign.md
rename to complete/2026/06/latent-class-redesign.md
index 044a418e..b24c1364 100644
--- a/active/latent_class_redesign.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/latent-class-redesign.md
@@ -1,3 +1,16 @@
+## latent-class-redesign (Phases 1 + 2)
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- prompt: autofit/latent_class_redesign.md
+- summary: First-class `Latent` extension class decoupling latent variables from `Analysis` (mirrors Visualizer/Result). Phase 1 = PyAutoFit engine extraction (`af.Latent`, `latent_samples_from`) + back-compat shim; Phase 2 = `LatentLens`/`LatentGalaxy` + `Analysis.Latent` in the libraries, `LatentEuclid` in the pipeline, and migrated custom-latent tutorials/workflow scripts in both workspaces.
+- prs (all merged):
+  - PyAutoFit #1310 (per-batch NaN masking fix), #1311 (degenerate edge cases), #1315 (Phase 1 Latent class)
+  - PyAutoConf #112 (PYAUTO_LATENT_NAN_INJECT hook)
+  - PyAutoGalaxy #472, PyAutoLens #568 (Phase 2 libs)
+  - euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline #20, autolens_workspace #219, autogalaxy_workspace #111
+- remaining (Phase 3, NOT done — separate follow-up): migrate z_projects/* (euclid, euclid_pre_f2f, cowls_diana) off the legacy compute_latent_variables override path; optionally remove the Phase-1 back-compat shim.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Redesign latent variables: a first-class `Latent` class that separates definition / engine / output / config
 
 Type: refactor
diff --git a/active/latent_jax_release_failures.md b/complete/2026/06/latent-jax-release-failures.md
similarity index 54%
rename from active/latent_jax_release_failures.md
rename to complete/2026/06/latent-jax-release-failures.md
index bfe7c764..9ea4750a 100644
--- a/active/latent_jax_release_failures.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/latent-jax-release-failures.md
@@ -1,3 +1,16 @@
+## latent-jax-release-failures
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1316
+- completed: 2026-06-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1317 (merged 3ae0ccc)
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace_test/pull/33 (merged 13e6f17)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/112 (merged de9a355)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test/pull/65 (merged 627a8fa)
+- repos: PyAutoFit, autofit_workspace_test, autogalaxy_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace_test
+- notes: Fixed the first grouped release failures after the latent refactor. PyAutoFit now skips latent sample computation when an analysis has no enabled latent keys; workspace scripts were updated to match the current `use_jax` / `supports_jax_visualization` contract; the Autogalaxy results guide reloads its saved combined FITS with unchecked noise-map validation; and Autogalaxy ellipse JAX release-build env overrides were added. Verified targeted release reruns, PyAutoFit full suite, PyAutoBuild section checks, and PR CI before merge. Kaplinghat branches were not touched.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Fix latent/JAX release failures after latent refactor
 
 Original user request:
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/lens-config-robustness.md b/complete/2026/06/lens-config-robustness.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b8a6aa8b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/lens-config-robustness.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## lens-config-robustness
+- issue: (none — recovered by repo_cleanup sweep)
+- completed: 2026-06-07
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/84
+- repos: autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Stranded worktree surfaced by the repo_cleanup sweep — 9 untracked files (no committed work) on `feature/lens-config-robustness`, branch 0 ahead of main. Landed the 5 `source_science/` helper modules (`lens_configs`, `sim_helpers`, `fit_helpers`, `extract_mge_lens_truth`, `run_all_tests`) and four imaging "truth" config datasets (`config_0_{1..4}`: sérsic/MGE truth × sérsic-lens/no-lens). Per user decision, committed inputs only (`data`/`noise_map`/`psf.fits`, `source_science.json`, truth `tracer.json`); regenerable fit outputs (`fit_comparison.*`, `fits/`) excluded and cleaned on teardown. FF'd the stale branch onto main before committing.
diff --git a/active/lensing_transient_citations.md b/complete/2026/06/lensing-transient-citations.md
similarity index 78%
rename from active/lensing_transient_citations.md
rename to complete/2026/06/lensing-transient-citations.md
index cb4682cd..2458102b 100644
--- a/active/lensing_transient_citations.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/lensing-transient-citations.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## lensing-transient-citations
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/issues/3
+- completed: 2026-06-22
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/pull/4 (merged 5b0c247 into PR #2 branch)
+- repos: PyAutoPaper
+- notes: Migrated five lensed-supernova and plasma-lensing entries to verified claim-oriented citations. No ambiguous keys or aliases; citation validation and 5 tests passed.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Lensing transient citation migration
 
 ## Batch scope
diff --git a/active/microlensing_imf_citation.md b/complete/2026/06/microlensing-imf-citation.md
similarity index 60%
rename from active/microlensing_imf_citation.md
rename to complete/2026/06/microlensing-imf-citation.md
index 59f68954..b6097957 100644
--- a/active/microlensing_imf_citation.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/microlensing-imf-citation.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## microlensing-imf-citation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/issues/5
+- completed: 2026-06-22
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/pull/6 (merged ba90e30 into PR #2 branch)
+- repos: PyAutoPaper
+- notes: Migrated the Jiménez-Vicente & Mediavilla lens-galaxy IMF entry. No ambiguous keys or aliases; citation validation and 5 tests passed.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Microlensing IMF citation migration
 
 Migrate the legacy `lensing_wiki/sources/microlensing-imf.md` paper entry as
diff --git a/active/nss_optional_dependency_workspace.md b/complete/2026/06/nss-optional-dependency-workspace.md
similarity index 75%
rename from active/nss_optional_dependency_workspace.md
rename to complete/2026/06/nss-optional-dependency-workspace.md
index e82e6694..6fa1b6bc 100644
--- a/active/nss_optional_dependency_workspace.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/nss-optional-dependency-workspace.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## nss-optional-dependency-workspace
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/70
+- completed: 2026-06-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/71 (merged d1a3dd1)
+- notes: Guarded `scripts/searches/nest.py` so environments without `autofit[nss]` skip only the optional NSS block. Verified targeted script, PyAutoBuild `autofit scripts/searches` runner, local smoke subset, and GitHub smoke CI on 3.12/3.13.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 > **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
 
 # NSS optional dependency workspace release blocker
diff --git a/active/nss_test_optional_dep_skip.md b/complete/2026/06/nss-test-optional-dep-skip.md
similarity index 83%
rename from active/nss_test_optional_dep_skip.md
rename to complete/2026/06/nss-test-optional-dep-skip.md
index d9a7c0c0..970a3b94 100644
--- a/active/nss_test_optional_dep_skip.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/nss-test-optional-dep-skip.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## nss-test-optional-dep-skip
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1309
+- completed: 2026-06-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1312 (merged f8bf8e7)
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: Test-only release hygiene fix for optional NSS dependency. Added `requires_nss` skip guards to NSS tests that instantiate `af.NSS` or require the matching `nss` / `blackjax.ns` stack, while keeping pure checkpoint serialization tests and the explicit unavailable-extra ImportError test active. Verified locally in the task worktree: targeted NSS tests `4 passed, 13 skipped`; full PyAutoFit suite `1412 passed, 14 skipped, 37 warnings`. PR CI passed on Python 3.12/3.13, NSS fork tests, offline regex guard, and fresh `autofit[nss]` install before merge.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 > **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
 
 # Skip `af.NSS` unit tests when the optional `nss` dependency is absent
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/pyauto-update-digest.md b/complete/2026/06/pyauto-update-digest.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b26db272
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/pyauto-update-digest.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## pyauto-update-digest
+- issue: (none — recovered by repo_cleanup sweep)
+- completed: 2026-06-07
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPrompt/pull/20
+- repos: PyAutoPrompt
+- notes: Stranded worktree on `feature/pyauto-update-digest` — the feature body had already squash-merged via #19, leaving 4 follow-up `ci:` commits on a branch that had drifted ~231 commits behind main. A direct merge would have reverted ~13,965 lines across 151 prompt files. Extracted ONLY the forward `.github/workflows/morning_status.yml` delta (~40 lines) onto a fresh branch from main: add `id-token: write`, swap API key → Claude Max OAuth token, drop the temporary secret-probe step + repair the scheduled-run gate, simplify the Write-tool prompt. Verified no secret-probe remained in the committed file. Stale `feature/pyauto-update-digest` deleted local + remote. (Note: `gh pr create` chokes on PyAutoPrompt's SSH remote — used `gh api repos/.../pulls` instead.)
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/remaining-citation-migration.md b/complete/2026/06/remaining-citation-migration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..992fddde
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/remaining-citation-migration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,30 @@
+## remaining-citation-migration
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/issues/11
+- completed: 2026-06-23
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/pull/12
+- merged-into: PyAutoPaper `feature/literature-citation-layer` at `8c262074ca78b413d6652784d06757cf10ce1e6a`
+- parent-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/pull/2 merged to `main` at `324c23c4fe4e5a4136286e2945087132029886f2`
+- validation:
+  - `make validate-literature-citations`
+  - `pytest -q` (`5 passed`)
+  - `git diff --check`
+- notes: Consolidated final citation migration after earlier topic PRs. Migrated remaining `*_wiki/sources/*.md` entries away from legacy `File:` paths and filename-inferred summaries. Final audit recorded 247 canonical claim-oriented entries and 390 explicit identity/key TODO entries for unresolved, ambiguous, or unsafe matches. No aliases added.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Remaining PyAutoPaper citation migration
+
+Migrate every remaining legacy paper entry across `lensing_wiki`, `smbh_wiki`,
+`cti_wiki`, `methods_wiki`, and `galaxies_wiki` in one consolidated PR based on
+PyAutoPaper PR #2.
+
+Verify canonical matches and claim context from papers or authoritative public
+records. Add the canonical key, verified reference, relevant concepts, concise
+support bullets, use guidance, and exclusion guidance. Remove local paths and
+filename-inferred summaries. Use explicit TODOs for ambiguity. Keep concept and
+entity links consistent, audit aliases, and run `make validate-literature-citations`
+plus the repository tests.
+
+The user explicitly replaced the earlier per-topic PR staging requirement with
+one PR for all remaining entries. Topic-level commits and reports should still
+be retained for reviewability.
diff --git a/active/rename_pyautopulse_to_pyautoheart.md b/complete/2026/06/rename-pyautopulse-to-pyautoheart.md
similarity index 76%
rename from active/rename_pyautopulse_to_pyautoheart.md
rename to complete/2026/06/rename-pyautopulse-to-pyautoheart.md
index c185e920..d6ee2fe3 100644
--- a/active/rename_pyautopulse_to_pyautoheart.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/rename-pyautopulse-to-pyautoheart.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## rename-pyautopulse-to-pyautoheart
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPulse/issues/17
+- completed: 2026-06-24
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPulse/pull/18 (merged a2543d0)
+- repos: PyAutoHeart
+- notes: Renamed the PyAutoPulse project identity to PyAutoHeart across docs, package metadata, canonical `heart/` implementation paths, CLI entry point `pyauto-heart`, workflow display names, tests, and compatibility documentation. Preserved transition compatibility via `pulse` and `pyautopulse` shims, `pyauto-pulse` wrapper, `PULSE_*` environment aliases, and stable reusable workflow filenames. Copilot review follow-ups fixed GitHub repository transition assumptions and atomic sidecar state writes; README readiness wording intentionally remains advisory during the Build/Hands migration. Local checkout moved from `PyAutoPulse` to `PyAutoHeart` with a `PyAutoPulse -> PyAutoHeart` symlink for old paths. Follow-up remains: rename the GitHub repository and migrate downstream `uses: PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPulse/.github/workflows/...` references once redirects are confirmed.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Rename PyAutoPulse to PyAutoHeart
 
 Original request:
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/sparse-vs-dense-profile.md b/complete/2026/06/sparse-vs-dense-profile.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..5524ea93
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/sparse-vs-dense-profile.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## sparse-vs-dense-profile
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/44
+- completed: 2026-06-07
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/46 (merged 57b69ea)
+- repos: autolens_profiling
+- notes: Full instrumentation + measurement comparison of dense (InversionImagingMapping) vs sparse / w-tilde (InversionImagingSparse) imaging inversion paths on A100 80GB at HST scale, plus NSS production-search validation. Headline: sparse uses 7-10x less VRAM per replica on inversion-heavy cells (pix: 931 MB -> 95 MB; del: 922 MB -> 131 MB) at ~10% per-eval slowdown. The chunked-vmap workaround in PyAutoFit#1303 / #1305 is no longer needed for autolens_profiling A100 search runs because un-chunked num_delete=50 vmap now fits comfortably. searches/_setup.py:_build_imaging now calls dataset.apply_sparse_operator() so the inversion factory selects InversionImagingSparse for any model with a Mapper. searches/_samplers.py:build_nss switches to chunk_size=None. NSS validation: MGE sparse 11.0 min/1.60 ms-per-eval (matches dense baseline); pix sparse 320 min/71.95 ms-per-eval (vs Nautilus 46 min / 46.5 ms = NSS 7x slower because of 4.55x more likelihood evals — structural to slice NS, not closeable). Net production guidance: NSS for MGE/parametric cells, Nautilus for pix/delaunay. CPU vs A100 verdict disagreed on per-eval (CPU sparse 41% faster on pix; A100 sparse 10% slower) — XLA fusion and GPU parallelism explanation in memo. Per-step breakdown also disagreed with full-pipeline single-JIT (breakdown README's "XLA fusion caveat" was load-bearing). Framing correction: searches/_setup.py:305's apply_sparse_operator is the interferometer/datacube builder; _build_imaging had no sparse call before this PR, so PyAutoFit#1303 / #1305 NSS A100 OOMs were dense-by-design not silent-fallback. Filename-collision bug found+fixed in resolve_output_paths (was clobbering A100 JSONs across cells when --config-name was set). Matrix-free CG + SLQ for log_det (the original plan-B PyAutoArray prompt) is effectively obsolete — sparse achieves what matrix-free CG would with a simpler implementation and direct Cholesky log_det preserved.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/specific-lenses-citations.md b/complete/2026/06/specific-lenses-citations.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2c263708
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/specific-lenses-citations.md
@@ -0,0 +1,16 @@
+## specific-lenses-citations
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/issues/7
+- completed: 2026-06-22
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/pull/8 (merged 02a4185 into PR #2 branch)
+- repos: PyAutoPaper
+- notes: Migrated three plasma-lensing, resolved-kinematics, and cross-code modelling entries. No ambiguous keys or aliases; citation validation and 5 tests passed.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Specific-lenses citation migration
+
+Migrate the three legacy entries in
+`lensing_wiki/sources/specific-lenses.md` as the next approved PyAutoPaper
+citation batch. Verify public metadata, canonical keys, and claim context;
+remove local paths and inferred summaries; use TODOs for ambiguity; update
+affected links; and run citation validation plus tests.
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/strip-non-jit-noise-add-alma-high-res.md b/complete/2026/06/strip-non-jit-noise-add-alma-high-res.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1482624c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/strip-non-jit-noise-add-alma-high-res.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## strip-non-jit-noise-add-alma-high-res
+- issue: (none — recovered by repo_cleanup sweep)
+- completed: 2026-06-07
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/45
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/85
+- repos: autolens_profiling, autolens_workspace_developer
+- notes: Stranded worktree with uncommitted work in two repos. Landed the conflict-free half — the new `alma_high_res` interferometer dataset (profiling #45) + its `jax_profiling/dataset_setup/interferometer.py` wiring (developer #85). DROPPED the `strip-non-jit-noise` refactor of `likelihood/*.py`: it conflicted with main and was superseded by `898fe12` ("split into likelihood_breakdown + likelihood_runtime packages"), which realizes the same eager-vs-runtime separation more thoroughly. The refactor remains recoverable as a parked stash (`strip-noise wip`) in the autolens_profiling stash list — not landed.
diff --git a/active/test_mode_fake_sample_count.md b/complete/2026/06/test-mode-fake-sample-count.md
similarity index 68%
rename from active/test_mode_fake_sample_count.md
rename to complete/2026/06/test-mode-fake-sample-count.md
index 3b749a77..a0715bf7 100644
--- a/active/test_mode_fake_sample_count.md
+++ b/complete/2026/06/test-mode-fake-sample-count.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## test-mode-fake-sample-count
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1313
+- completed: 2026-06-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1314 (merged 2e41016)
+- repos: PyAutoFit
+- notes: Expanded `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2/3` bypass-mode fake results from two to four deterministic samples so downstream latent-variable and multi-batch sample checks can run while still skipping the real sampler. Verified targeted `test_abstract_search.py` coverage, full PyAutoFit suite (`1413 passed, 14 skipped`), three latent robustness release blockers, PR CI, and local smoke across configured workspaces (`46 passed, 0 failed, 2 skipped`).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Test-mode fake sample count for latent robustness
 
 ## Original user request
diff --git a/complete/2026/06/wdm-lya-citations.md b/complete/2026/06/wdm-lya-citations.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d0b56c4b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/06/wdm-lya-citations.md
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+## wdm-lya-citations
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/issues/9
+- completed: 2026-06-22
+- project-docs-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoPaper/pull/10 (merged 11fb895 into PR #2 branch)
+- repos: PyAutoPaper
+- notes: Migrated three Lyman-alpha WDM and GD-1 stream-perturber entries. No ambiguous keys or aliases; citation validation and 5 tests passed.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# WDM and Lyman-alpha citation migration
+
+Migrate the three legacy entries in `lensing_wiki/sources/wdm-and-lya.md`.
+Verify canonical keys and public claims; remove local paths and inferred
+summaries; preserve the distinction between Lyman-alpha and stellar-stream
+constraints; update affected links; and run citation validation plus tests.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/afa-wiki-currency-wiring-afa-skill-tranche.md b/complete/2026/07/afa-wiki-currency-wiring-afa-skill-tranche.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..03c46c68
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/afa-wiki-currency-wiring-afa-skill-tranche.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## afa-wiki-currency-wiring + afa-skill-tranche
+- issues: PyAutoBuild#138 + autofit_assistant#8 (both closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoBuild#139 + autofit_assistant#7 (artifact rename) + autofit_assistant#9 — all MERGED same day, merged-unchanged
+- summary: both autofit_assistant follow-ups shipped in one --auto session (one in-session Heart-YELLOW ack covering both launches). Wiring: release.yml regenerates the assistant's API baseline from the released wheels (+tags) and runs the five-leg wiki-currency check with a drift-issue job — closes the version-staleness loop permanently (with the --write-baseline dev-stack guard, PR#5, as the local half); found+fixed the upload-artifact@v4 name collision (both assistants' checks in one release run → autofit artifact renamed wiki-drift-report-autofit). Tranche: af_chain_searches / af_custom_analysis / af_simulate_dataset / af_plot_fit / af_debug_fit_failure — roster complete at 19 skills; recipes-must-execute caught af.ex.plot_profile_1d requiring pathlib.Path (str TypeErrors on / join), now documented.
diff --git a/active/aggregator_output_contracts.md b/complete/2026/07/aggregator-output-contracts.md
similarity index 56%
rename from active/aggregator_output_contracts.md
rename to complete/2026/07/aggregator-output-contracts.md
index 83925100..6e7a6547 100644
--- a/active/aggregator_output_contracts.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/aggregator-output-contracts.md
@@ -1,3 +1,16 @@
+## aggregator-output-contracts
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1324
+- completed: 2026-07-07
+- library-pr: none; PyAutoFit PR https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1326 closed as unnecessary
+- workspace-prs:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace/pull/122 (merged 3fcfc07)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/229 (merged 512add1)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/146 (merged 76982f6)
+- repos: autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test
+- notes: Centralised Autogalaxy and Autolens results/workflow examples on `_quick_fit.py`, generating two release-mode fits in `output/results_folder` with full Nautilus samples, aggregator CSV/PNG/FITS artefacts, and latent summaries. Removed workspace-side test-mode path handling and kept user-facing scripts on plain `output/results_folder`; release smoke unsets `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` for results guides instead. Fixed Autolens result FITS reload noise-map validation and the workspace-test convolution image directory. Verified fresh smoke after clearing `output`: autogalaxy_workspace 8/8, autolens_workspace 9/9, autolens_workspace_test 15/15.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Fix release aggregator and generated-output contracts
 
 ## Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/alma-interferometer.md b/complete/2026/07/alma-interferometer.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7a30f14d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/alma-interferometer.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## alma-interferometer
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/14 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/15 (merged 11a2484, squash)
+- summary: ALMA interferometer reduction live (phase 5) — first visibility-domain product family: calibrated MS → al.Interferometer triplet ((Nvis,2) data/uv_wavelengths/noise_map) via acquire→split→extract→assemble→package on headless modular CASA; grounded in Aris's continuum recipe + WEIGHT-column noise he didn't export; weighted Stokes-I combine; 143 tests; --auto safe run, review gate fixed 2 real bugs (cache-lifecycle KeyError, Stokes-I non-finite bias)
+- followups: G09v1.40 end-to-end validation (prototypes/alma_g09v140_spike.py) once Aris's reference exports or a calibrated-MS delivery arrive (needs pip casatools/casatasks); design-doc open items: scriptForPI restore automation, line/cube extraction (reduction side of alma-datacube)
diff --git a/active/api_baseline_refresh.md b/complete/2026/07/api-baseline-refresh.md
similarity index 77%
rename from active/api_baseline_refresh.md
rename to complete/2026/07/api-baseline-refresh.md
index 10c861a4..becab2aa 100644
--- a/active/api_baseline_refresh.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/api-baseline-refresh.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## api-baseline-refresh
+- issue: none (human-directed same-session quick task, prompt issued/api_baseline_refresh.md)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/60 (MERGED)
+- notes: baseline re-pinned 2026.5.29.4 → released 2026.7.9.1 (clean venv, PYTHONPATH-leak caught); clears wiki-currency version-drift leg + Heart "pinned BEHIND" yellow; release-step path bug already fixed on Build main c09f293
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Refresh the assistant's pinned API baseline to the released stack
 
 Type: maintenance
diff --git a/active/assistant_benchmarks.md b/complete/2026/07/assistant-benchmarks.md
similarity index 87%
rename from active/assistant_benchmarks.md
rename to complete/2026/07/assistant-benchmarks.md
index 38720eb6..886cf12f 100644
--- a/active/assistant_benchmarks.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/assistant-benchmarks.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## assistant-benchmarks
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/57 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/58 (MERGED) + https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/79 (MERGED, clone partition)
+- notes: benchmarks/ package live (4 frozen cards, harness, protocol, clone boundary); hard-card wording simplified pre-publication per author; ship+merge human-directed in-conversation with in-session Heart-YELLOW ack; follow-up = research/autolens_assistant/benchmark_calibration_runs.md (launching same session)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Built-in benchmark package for autolens_assistant (4 standard prompts + run/track harness)
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/assistant-deep-audit.md b/complete/2026/07/assistant-deep-audit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..46950abd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/assistant-deep-audit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+## assistant-deep-audit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/35 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: #36 (46cde1b), #38 (ee40372), #37 (b0ff0f1), #39 (94c3c3e) — all squash-merged
+- notes: |
+    Deep audit of autolens_assistant, --auto supervised, four phased PRs.
+    A: all 19 mature skills read + every recipe symbol introspected against
+    the installed stack; 8 repaired (fabricated APIs in al_custom_profile/
+    al_run_slam_pipeline, LensCalc move, Nautilus kwarg renames, the open
+    PyAutoArray#332 Delaunay trap in al_chain_searches). B: gate/audit
+    tooling — per-command PYAUTO_SKIP_API_GATE bypass now works, broken
+    stack reported once as env problem (exit 3, hook fails open), grouped
+    import walls; 39 tests. C: start-new-project data/ boundary fix, stale
+    trailer, wiki sampler tables match dir(af). D: 40 stale-org URLs ->
+    PyAutoLabs, cross-harness code-gate self-enforcement in AGENTS.md,
+    refresh_api_docs scope parity. Calibration: A/B/C merged-unchanged,
+    D amended (mechanical conflict resolution only). Follow-ups: version
+    pin waits for release; skill-stub completion still in backlog.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/assistant-pin-bump-2026-7-9-1.md b/complete/2026/07/assistant-pin-bump-2026-7-9-1.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..de3c47ca
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/assistant-pin-bump-2026-7-9-1.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## assistant-pin-bump-2026-7-9-1
+- pr: autolens_assistant#62 (MERGED 2026-07-11, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- summary: Bumped autolens_assistant version.txt + config/general.yaml from 2026.5.29.4 to 2026.7.9.1 (api_audit_baseline.json was already 2026.7.9.1, regen'd 07-10 — pin lagged, tripping Heart version_skew). Verified via clean-venv --write-baseline (baseline unchanged bar date) + --check-version exit 0 vs real 2026.7.9.1 wheels. Clears the version_skew YELLOW. From /health 2026-07-11.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/assistant-ref-mechanics.md b/complete/2026/07/assistant-ref-mechanics.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..175d0bc8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/assistant-ref-mechanics.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## assistant-ref-mechanics
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/43 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/44 (merged 56bd9c2, squash)
+- summary: science-project -> assistant refer-back mechanics complete — non-blocking provenance-drift check in start-new-project.md (resolved clone commit vs assistant_ref.commit; warn once/session, offer re-pin as one journal line; never block/checkout) + mirror line in the generated thin AGENTS.md. Start_dev audit narrowed the prompt: resolution order/env var/pin were already on main. --auto safe run: 4-leg gate (39 tests + api/citation audits, smoke n/a markdown-only, review CLEAN, Heart YELLOW⊆launch-ack); PR-open -> human-directed merge in-conversation
+- followups: none
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/assistant-wiki-release.md b/complete/2026/07/assistant-wiki-release.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..34bea336
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/assistant-wiki-release.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## assistant-wiki-release
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/40 (closed)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/41 (merged ae7c7e0)
+- summary: wiki/core release-complete vs autolens_workspace — gaps filled (LOS halos, sky background via DatasetModel, deblending, custom Analysis, double Einstein ring, weak-lensing FitWeak rewrite); removed-Plane-class docs purged; ~35 stale Project:path citations re-grounded; llms.txt audited; NEW audit mode --check-citations (391 cites, 0 missing) closes the path-staleness axis the symbol audit is blind to. --auto supervised: parked at ship sign-off, human approved+merged in-conversation (Heart YELLOW acked)
+- followups: docs/autolens_assistant/stub_skill_recipes_fill_in.md (14 stub recipes, one at a time). CI wiring DONE same day (PR #42 merged): --check-citations = fifth wiki-currency leg, grading vs origin/main clones in sources/; en route it caught real upstream drift (ultranest+pyswarms removed, quantity archived) that behind-main local checkouts masked
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/auto-dev-mode.md b/complete/2026/07/auto-dev-mode.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a8a57cf7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/auto-dev-mode.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## auto-dev-mode
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/40 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/41 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 4. start_dev '--auto mode' section (effective level
+    = min(header, cap); safe -> plan-to-issue, proceed; heart-ack recording);
+    ship_library/ship_workspace step 4 under --auto: four-leg gate, no
+    interactive sign-off, hard stop at PR-open, validation-checklist PR
+    section, calibration append to autonomy_log.md; failed leg parks. Merge
+    human everywhere; non---auto runs unchanged. AUTONOMY.md Consumers filled.
diff --git a/active/autofit_assistant_birth.md b/complete/2026/07/autofit-assistant-birth.md
similarity index 88%
rename from active/autofit_assistant_birth.md
rename to complete/2026/07/autofit-assistant-birth.md
index 4002c472..96eefccf 100644
--- a/active/autofit_assistant_birth.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/autofit-assistant-birth.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## autofit-assistant-birth
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_assistant/issues/1 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: autofit_assistant#2 (phases 1-3) + #3 (phase 4) — both MERGED same day; birth commit 3667f84 direct to main (empty-repo)
+- summary: autofit_assistant born PUBLIC and fully built in one --auto supervised session (launch gates: public at birth, hand-authored, demos = gaussian + SNe cosmology). 14 skills (af_wrap_likelihood + af_adapt_to_domain are the differentiators), 16-page provenance-stamped stats wiki, autoassistant tooling port (52/52 tests), benchmarks (3 cards, parity-enforced), hpc/, llms.txt, wiki-currency CI — whose first PR run CORRECTLY caught the baseline pinning local source (2026.7.6.649) vs live release (2026.7.9.1); honest re-pin 62c34d2 in a clean venv (ambient PYTHONPATH had aliased local source). Demos validated with real fits: gaussian recovers truth; Pantheon+ flat-LCDM gives Om=0.344 H0=73.1 (Brout22-consistent, diagonal-errors caveat documented). Newborn checklist legs 1-3 green; leg 4 = autofit_assistant#4 checklist (human). Follow-ups filed: feature/pyautobuild/autofit_assistant_wiki_currency_wiring.md, feature/autofit_assistant/deferred_skill_tranche.md. Research anchor retired.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # autofit_assistant — birth the generic inference assistant
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/autofit-navigator-catalogue-refresh.md b/complete/2026/07/autofit-navigator-catalogue-refresh.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## autofit-navigator-catalogue-refresh
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/86 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/pull/87 (MERGED, squash; pending-release)
+- summary: Regenerated the stale navigator catalogue (llms-full.txt + workspace_index.json), clearing the Navigator Check "Catalogue staleness" RED on autofit_workspace main (831b08b, the EP #85 merge). Root cause: EP statistics-completion added scripts/features/expectation_propagation.py + a cross-ref from graphical_models.py, but the generated catalogue was never regenerated. Fix = regenerate_navigator.py autofit; catalogue-only +28/-1; check_navigator green; idempotent. --auto safe (maintenance cap); Heart YELLOW-acked-5-set at ship; the sole hard-RED driver (PyAutoFit local main 2 behind origin) was a false-positive stale checkout, ff-synced pre-ship. Found via /health morning sweep 2026-07-11. Co-claimed autofit_workspace with parked markdown-renderings-workspaces (file-disjoint, human-approved parallel).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/autofit-navigator-catalogue-staleness.md b/complete/2026/07/autofit-navigator-catalogue-staleness.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c97b95b8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/autofit-navigator-catalogue-staleness.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## autofit-navigator-catalogue-staleness (regenerate — MERGED)
+- completed: 2026-07-13 (filed + fixed same session; no GH issue — trivial)
+- pr: autofit_workspace#93 — MERGED (squash) 2026-07-13.
+- summary: autofit_workspace `navigator / Catalogue staleness` CI was red on main (surfaced merging Group B #151). Cause: a stale `Search: NSS` entry in `workspace_index.json`/`llms-full.txt` left after the NSS sampler removal. Fix: `PyAutoBuild/autobuild/regenerate_navigator.py autofit` → only the 2 catalogue files changed (no incidental churn). CI green post-merge (navigator staleness + smoke). Recurrence note (from the prompt): consider auto-regenerating the catalogue in pre_build/pre-commit so it can't drift on main again.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/autolens-assistant-audit.md b/complete/2026/07/autolens-assistant-audit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d6fb38c0
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/autolens-assistant-audit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## autolens-assistant-audit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/33 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/34 (merged, squash e124ab1)
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1 of the reference-assistant audit. Merged assistant+agent into one
+    adaptive assistant mode (autonomy dial in modes/assistant.md); agent name
+    removed entirely, no legacy alias; teacher unchanged. README/AGENTS mode
+    sections reworked, example 3 reframed as asking for autonomy. Maintainer
+    template-boundary notes (generic vs lens-specific seam) + skills-index
+    maturity legend. Validation: symbol audit 0 broken, citations valid.
+    Follow-ups: phase-2 deep audit filed
+    (feature/autolens_assistant/deep_audit_skills_tooling.md, gate now open);
+    version-pin skew vs 2026.7 stack still outstanding (Heart finding).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/autonomy-contract.md b/complete/2026/07/autonomy-contract.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e0ec86d6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/autonomy-contract.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## autonomy-contract
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/34 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/35 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Task 1 of the autonomy series. AUTONOMY.md is now the canonical autonomy
+    contract: checkpoint inventory, levels x checkpoints table, per-work-type
+    caps (refactor/test/maintenance -> safe; feature/bug/docs -> supervised;
+    release -> human-required), explicit --auto activation, calibration-log
+    spec (PyAutoMind/autonomy_log.md, seeded), hard invariants (merge always
+    human; runs end at PR-open; Heart YELLOW never acknowledged
+    autonomously). WORKFLOW.md model doctrine now tier-based (judgment tier
+    currently Fable 5; execution tier Sonnet). Doctrine only — consumption
+    lands with series tasks 2-7.
diff --git a/active/brain_agent_commands.md b/complete/2026/07/brain-agent-commands.md
similarity index 83%
rename from active/brain_agent_commands.md
rename to complete/2026/07/brain-agent-commands.md
index fce07211..0c8c00de 100644
--- a/active/brain_agent_commands.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/brain-agent-commands.md
@@ -1,3 +1,23 @@
+## brain-agent-commands
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/16
+- completed: 2026-07-07
+- repos: PyAutoBrain (PR #16, squash-merged); PyAutoMind (ROUTING pointer + registry)
+- branch: feature/brain-agent-commands
+- validation:
+  - `check_skill_line_counts.sh`: all 24 primary skill files ≤200 lines
+  - installer discovery: all 9 verbs → flat `~/.claude/commands/<verb>.md` symlinks resolve
+  - no-bypass grep: every command body routes via `pyauto-brain` or `start_dev`
+- notes: |
+    Thin command veneer over the existing bin/pyauto-brain router — the Brain is
+    implicit. Real conductors: /feature /build /health. Work-type entries (route
+    through start_dev pre-tagged, no fictional agent): /bug /refactor /docs
+    /research. NL router /route + debug passthrough /brain. Shared prose in
+    PyAutoBrain/skills/COMMANDS.md (reference-only). Follow-ups: promote
+    bug/refactor/docs/research to dedicated conductors; reconcile /health with
+    /health_check and /pyauto-status.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Concise PyAutoBrain agent commands (the command veneer + NL router)
 
 Give the PyAuto organism a thin, human-friendly **command surface** over the
diff --git a/active/bug_agent.md b/complete/2026/07/bug-agent.md
similarity index 87%
rename from active/bug_agent.md
rename to complete/2026/07/bug-agent.md
index 5dfe8287..c4f470c4 100644
--- a/active/bug_agent.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/bug-agent.md
@@ -1,3 +1,31 @@
+## bug-agent
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/18
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- repos: PyAutoBrain (PR #20, merge-committed)
+- branch: feature/bug-agent
+- validation:
+  - CLI modes: specific / selection (severity-first) / difficulty-constrained
+    (--difficulty/--model/--budget/--ambitious/--impact) / health — all pass;
+    --json emits a valid BugDecision; line-count guard passes; Feature Agent unaffected
+  - health mode: consults the vitals faculty (verdict) + scans filed PyAutoHeart
+    issues (#27/#19/#10/#7), per-issue category hint, routes to bug/health_fixes/
+  - Copilot review: 13 findings, all real, all fixed in 65a70ce (JSON stdout
+    pollution, exec-vs-trap temp leak, dead bug/ in-flight down-ranking, single-file
+    scope, docs/research re-home, doc/code honesty on health-mode claims)
+- notes: |
+    New PyAutoBrain conductor agents/conductors/bug/ — the organism's immune
+    system (organism-facing: Immune Agent). Reuses the Feature Agent core by import
+    (parse/difficulty/memory/down-rank), adds classify/reproduction/fix_locus/
+    health_mode. Conductor-only with a documented seam for a future read-only
+    diagnosis faculty; consults vitals, never Heart directly. Fundamental principle:
+    a precise response with NO AUTOIMMUNITY — user-facing workspace scripts are
+    documentation, so prefer a general library-source fix. /bug promoted from a
+    work-type entry to a real conductor across the command surface. Follow-up filed:
+    bug/pyautobrain/feature_agent_infra_target_resolution.md (Feature Agent can't
+    resolve the pyautobrain infra target; misfired research-first on this prompt).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Implement the initial PyAutoBrain Bug Agent.
 
 Context
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/checkpoint-continue.md b/complete/2026/07/checkpoint-continue.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f1b551fe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/checkpoint-continue.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## checkpoint-continue
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/42 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/43 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 5. AUTONOMY.md "Checkpoint-and-continue" section:
+    judgment-gate trigger, one batched answerable-cold question per pause,
+    awaiting-input parking + question: pointer, continue policy, resume from
+    active.md; hard blockers park as blocked. register_and_iterate contract
+    now an instance of the general pattern. Mind README active.md schema
+    gains awaiting-input, question:, heart-ack: keys.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/cluster-likelihood-breakdown.md b/complete/2026/07/cluster-likelihood-breakdown.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4e5cf97e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/cluster-likelihood-breakdown.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## cluster-likelihood-breakdown
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/57 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- pr: autolens_profiling#58 (merged; + ruff-format fix commit — repo lints with `ruff format --check`, not just `ruff check`)
+- notes: likelihood_breakdown/cluster/{source_plane,image_plane}.py in house style; 8-digit LL
+  parity with production fits (getting there documented three production-formula facts: chi²
+  weights distances by |mu|², name pairing hands the fit the model Point centre, noise norm uses
+  sigma/mu). Source-plane 3.1 ms vs image-plane solve 0.32 s/call + 10.5 s compile/plane (the
+  ~100x ratio, per-step). simulators/cluster.py synced to the scaling-tier truth.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/cluster-scaling-lenstool.md b/complete/2026/07/cluster-scaling-lenstool.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..26055404
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/cluster-scaling-lenstool.md
@@ -0,0 +1,19 @@
+## cluster-scaling-lenstool
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/237 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- pr: autolens_workspace#238 (merged)
+- notes: Cluster + group scaling relations moved to the Lenstool/community convention, closing the
+  referee-comment response: b0_i = b0_ref·(L_i/L_ref)^0.5 (and einstein_radius_ref for the group
+  Isothermal tier) anchored to the brightest scaling member, exponents FIXED at Faber-Jackson 0.5,
+  rs_i scaled ∝ L^0.5 on the cluster dPIE tier; tier dimensionality 2→1 (cluster N=13→12).
+  Bergamini+19 kinematic slopes documented as the refinement; freeing the exponent shown as a
+  one-line systematics test. Cluster dataset regenerated on the new truth (b0_ref=0.12 @
+  L_ref=0.40; both sources still triply imaged); group dataset untouched by construction (equal
+  member luminosities → ratios 1 — check this trick when changing conventions). 10 scripts across
+  scripts/cluster/ + scripts/group/features/scaling_relation/. Gotchas: (1) navigator-catalogue CI
+  leg — any workspace script-prose change needs `python PyAutoBuild/autobuild/regenerate_navigator.py
+  autolens` committed, or 'Catalogue staleness' fails the PR; (2) subplot_tracer on the 14-galaxy
+  multi-plane tracer is pathologically slow (>29 min), so tracer.png/galaxies_images.png were
+  dropped from the committed dataset (old-truth artifacts anyway) — regenerate-on-use; the slow-viz
+  fix is the shipped cluster plotters (PyAutoLens#578). Follow-up filed on the issue: imaging/
+  features/scaling_relation, group/slam.py, guides/advanced/multi_plane.py still show the old form.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/cluster-small-datasets.md b/complete/2026/07/cluster-small-datasets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e2645dee
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/cluster-small-datasets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+## cluster-small-datasets
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/249 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: autolens_workspace#250 + PyAutoBuild#123 (merged)
+- notes: cluster scripts UN-PARKED from no_run.yaml — 24s/26s from clean regen under the sweep
+  env (the parking predated the library small-mode hooks; fix was wiring). should_simulate
+  guards canonical; lenstool data.py mosaic gated; lenstool modeling.py search behind
+  LENSTOOL_EXAMPLE_RUN_FIT only (TEST_MODE had put the 72-param factor graph into
+  reduced-iterations mode). GOTCHA: always `source activate.sh` in evidence shells — one run
+  against canonical measured a phantom 7% parity drift that was really the missing worktree env.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/cluster-visualization.md b/complete/2026/07/cluster-visualization.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..22748ff0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/cluster-visualization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## cluster-visualization
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/577 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoLens#578 + autolens_workspace_test#152 (both merged)
+- notes: autolens/cluster/plot/ package (weak/plot pattern) re-exported into aplt:
+  plot_positions_overlay, plot_image_group_zooms, plot_critical_curves, plot_caustics,
+  subplot_cluster_dataset. Headline: per-source-plane critical curves/caustics for multi-plane
+  tracers via LensCalc(use_multi_plane=True, plane_j=j) — each source redshift has its own curve
+  set. Integration script (rewritten prototype) validates the physics: z=1 plane 3 tangential
+  curves outermost 13.35", z=2 one at 22.53" (radius grows with source redshift). Numpy-path only
+  (contour solvers not vmap-safe; grid guidance in docstrings). Subsumed the tracker's deferred
+  aplt-promotion item. Follow-up candidates noted on the issue: caustic × source-position overlay,
+  Include2D-level integration after the flagship example exercises the API on real data.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/colab-link-rot-libdocs.md b/complete/2026/07/colab-link-rot-libdocs.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d786e5ed
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/colab-link-rot-libdocs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## colab-link-rot-libdocs
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/124 (phase tracker)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoLens#594 + PyAutoGalaxy#493 (merged 2026-07-09)
+- note: Final Colab-maturity leg, human-directed claim override ("just do the merge dont worry about the block"); zero file overlap with release-docs-polish-learn-paths verified. Fixed 6 dead docs/howto* Colab links (tutorial_5_complex_source, tutorial_11 double extension, tutorial_5_model_fit renumber, 3 removed chapter_optional entries) + purged 6 stale allowlist Colab entries. All Colab URLs in both repos machine-verified.
diff --git a/active/colab_link_rot.md b/complete/2026/07/colab-link-rot.md
similarity index 76%
rename from active/colab_link_rot.md
rename to complete/2026/07/colab-link-rot.md
index 7ca2ac53..8b42d26d 100644
--- a/active/colab_link_rot.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/colab-link-rot.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## colab-link-rot
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/issues/21 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: HowToLens#22 + HowToGalaxy#16 + HowToFit#13 + euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline#24 (all merged-unchanged 2026-07-09)
+- note: Colab maturity phase 2 (--auto safe, four-leg gate). 71 HowToLens blob/main links pinned to 2026.7.6.649 + 3 dead filenames; 28 HowToGalaxy wrong-repo links repointed + chapter 3/4 entries aligned to actual tutorials (had been copied from HowToLens); 2 HowToFit dead links (tutorial_4_why_modeling_is_hard retitle; hierachical filename typo left as follow-up); euclid intro link canonicalized; 33 allowlist Colab entries purged. Deferred leg colab-link-rot-libdocs (PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy docs + allowlists) in planned.md, blocked on release-docs-polish-learn-paths. Phase tracker PyAutoBuild#124 open until Monday sweep green.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Colab link rot: fix stale/wrong URLs + purge allowlists (phase 2 of colab-maturity)
 
 Autonomy: safe
diff --git a/active/colab_maturity.md b/complete/2026/07/colab-maturity.md
similarity index 86%
rename from active/colab_maturity.md
rename to complete/2026/07/colab-maturity.md
index 0e8c87d7..a68e23bd 100644
--- a/active/colab_maturity.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/colab-maturity.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## colab-maturity
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/124 (left open as phase tracker for colab-link-rot)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: PyAutoConf#120 + PyAutoBuild#125 + PyAutoHeart#44 (all merged 2026-07-09)
+- note: Colab maturity phase 1. setup_colab rewritten around a _PROJECTS registry (6 notebook repos, for_autofit/for_howto* added, GPU-detect + import-time-env-mutation fixes, --depth 1 tag-pinned clones, first 15 unit tests); build_util.inject_colab_setup() injects the setup cell into every generated notebook (coverage 9/489 -> all at next release, hand-written setups skipped, unknown project raises); url_check.sh forbids blob/main + workspace chapter_* Colab URL forms (Monday sweep intentionally red until phase 2). Census in issued/colab_maturity.md.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Colab infrastructure: census follow-up — polish, mature, maintainable
 
 Status: prompt
diff --git a/active/colab_sim_verify_install.md b/complete/2026/07/colab-sim-verify-install.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/colab_sim_verify_install.md
rename to complete/2026/07/colab-sim-verify-install.md
index ecfdd59e..4e699d23 100644
--- a/active/colab_sim_verify_install.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/colab-sim-verify-install.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## colab-sim-verify-install
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/issues/45 (auto-closed on merge)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoConf#121 + PyAutoHeart#46 (merged 2026-07-09)
+- note: verify_install check F simulates the Colab bootstrap end-to-end (venv + fake google.colab incl. output submodule for JAX's colab_lib + injected cell verbatim + tag-matched clone + real notebook cell). SKIPs until the next release ships the setup_colab registry, then self-activates. PyAutoConf gained the workspace_dir override. First run found PyAutoBuild#126: ~28/49 workspace datasets are committed 15x15 smoke artifacts (evidence corrected on the issue: no release-lineage re-smallification; 2026-05-21 pre-build commits wrote them to main). Rider: checks A/C clone from PyAutoLabs owner.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Colab-simulation leg in verify_install (closes the last Colab maturity gap)
 
 Autonomy: safe
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/csv-api-lenstool.md b/complete/2026/07/csv-api-lenstool.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0049578b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/csv-api-lenstool.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## csv-api-lenstool
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/490 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoGalaxy#491 + autolens_workspace#252 (merged, stacked on #250)
+- notes: CSV API stress-tested against user requirements (harness → 12 unit tests): .par-style
+  dPIEMassLenstool rows, NFW redshift args, shear+PowerLaw sparse, multipoles, PointFlux,
+  flux/time-delay data columns all passed as-is. Five gaps fixed: light-variant qualified class
+  names (linear.Sersic); loud typo-column guard (silent default was the worst footgun); loud
+  duplicate-row guard; GalaxyTable.properties (floats/strings, nothing dropped); dPIEMassLenstool
+  H0/Om0 flat args (a run's cosmology is now CSV-able — the gap measured at 0.3% in b0).
+  Lenstool example ported: mass.csv = the .par file as a table (149 rows, header is the .par
+  vocabulary), one al.galaxies_from_csv_tables call reconstructs at identical 0.0680" parity;
+  refit halos originate from galaxy_af_models_from_csv_tables with input.par priors promoted.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/delaunay-qhull-callback.md b/complete/2026/07/delaunay-qhull-callback.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f3e26290
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/delaunay-qhull-callback.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## delaunay-qhull-callback
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/367 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/368 (merged, 89a5fbdb)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/155 (merged, 6daedd83)
+- notes: qhull-only JAX Delaunay callback with exact in-JIT visibility-walk point location (--auto supervised; both ship sign-offs + heart YELLOW ack + merges human-authorized in-session). Host-serial callback work 40-320ms -> ~7ms/eval (query-count-independent); expected A100 Delaunay vmap lane 106.8 -> ~40-50ms, RE-PROFILE WHEN RAL RETURNS. Hard requirement met: likelihood numerically unchanged — JIT-eager 5.4e-9 (old path 5.2e-9), pinned 29110.92085793 holds, 100.0000% mapping identity on production grids; guarded permanently in workspace_test at rtol 1e-8 incl. new near-caustic config (delaunay_mge.py stays 1e-4: mixed-precision by design). DESIGN LESSON: the PoC's 2-ring locator FAILED the production parity gate (Δlog_ev −0.77; relocated grids only ~31% inside-hull, caustic folds beat ring coverage) — caught by exactly the parity testing the task mandated; visibility walk via qhull's free tri.neighbors is exact and cheaper. CPU-JAX per-eval ~20% slower (GPU is the target; numpy path byte-identical). Follow-ups: A100 re-profile; fnnls/NNLS deep-dive (separate task, warm-start disproven — see autolens_profiling/scratch/delaunay_speedup demo 2).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/docs-theming-hub.md b/complete/2026/07/docs-theming-hub.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a684eb11
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/docs-theming-hub.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## docs-theming-hub
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/pyautolabs.github.io/issues/1
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-prs: PyAutoFit#1343 + PyAutoGalaxy#496 + PyAutoLens#598 (merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: phases B+C of docs middle path — hub LIVE at pyautolabs.github.io (Pages; RETROFIT.md = paid-domain flip); shared docs/_static/pyauto.css + per-project Furo accents live on all 3 RTD sites; docs CI caught Lens's gitignored pyauto.css (baseline 135>134) — guard proven
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/dpie-lenstool-param.md b/complete/2026/07/dpie-lenstool-param.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..303833a0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/dpie-lenstool-param.md
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+## dpie-lenstool-param
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/485 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoGalaxy#487 + PyAutoLens#576 + autolens_workspace_test#151 (all merged)
+- notes: Lenstool-native dPIE parameterization, end to end. Conventions verified against the
+  Lenstool C source (shallow clone of git-cral): b0 = 6·(648000/c²)·σ_LT²·(D_LS/D_S) with σ_LT
+  the fiducial v_disp (σ0 = √(3/2)σ_LT trap documented loudly); .par ellipticite = (a²−b²)/(a²+b²)
+  → epot = (1−q)/(1+q) = |ell_comps| (set_lens.c conversion); rc/rcut ↔ ra/rs one-to-one.
+  Shipped from_lenstool classmethods + dPIEMassLenstool/Sph wrapper profiles (model-fitting in
+  Lenstool parameters — user-directed mid-run scope addition; angle arg renamed angle_pos after
+  colliding with EllProfile.angle()). Two correctness fixes surfaced by parity work:
+  (1) dPIEMass.potential_2d_from was an MGE approximation 6–15% off vs ci05f deflections for
+  elliptical profiles — replaced with the analytic KK93 I0.5 potential ported from Lenstool pi05
+  (e_pcpx.c), ∇ψ now matches deflections to 1.7e-8; (2) _ellip() min-clamps at 1e-5 (Lenstool
+  set_lens.c identical), fixing NaN deflections at ell_comps=(0,0). 6-leg parity script in
+  workspace_test (1e-7–1e-10) incl. a .par recipe for true-Lenstool reference regeneration.
+  Gotchas: analytical_hessian_2d_from is profile-frame (det/magnification rotation-invariant,
+  documented); cluster start_here/modeling are NOT smoke-able (>500s TEST_MODE even on main,
+  control-verified — memory saved); prior configs must accompany new model-fittable profiles.
+  Foundation for docs/cluster/8_lenstool_users_example.md.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/emcee-loguniform-nan.md b/complete/2026/07/emcee-loguniform-nan.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ef212af3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/emcee-loguniform-nan.md
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+## emcee-loguniform-nan
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1328 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- repos: PyAutoFit (PR #1329, merged 0f26ff2d8)
+- branch: feature/emcee-loguniform-nan (deleted local + remote)
+- prompt: bug/health_fixes/autofit_sampler_database.md (scoped — Emcee-NaN slice; database/minimal_output scripts remain live in the prompt for a parked clean-output follow-up)
+- validation:
+  - Root cause reproduced A/B on clean main: emcee stretch move proposes value<=0
+    for a LogUniform param → NumPy log_prior_from_value returned -log(value)=NaN →
+    propagated to fom=log_likelihood+Σlog_prior (fitness.py; NaN-guard covers only
+    the likelihood) → emcee ValueError: Probability function returned NaN. OLD main
+    crashes; NEW completes (same seed).
+  - Fix (minimal scope, user-chosen): NumPy LogUniform path returns -inf for
+    value<=0 via double-where (no RuntimeWarning); positive values keep -log(value)
+    (documented unnormalised/unbounded contract preserved, its test kept); UniformPrior
+    and JAX path untouched.
+  - Tests: test_autofit/{mapper,non_linear,messages} 918 passed / 13 skipped + 250
+    prior tests; new regression test__log_prior_from_value__non_positive_returns_neg_inf;
+    autofit_workspace_test parity gates (priors_xp_dispatch, emcee_gaussian_bias_check)
+    pass unchanged (only exercise positive/in-bounds values).
+- notes: |
+    Second bug shipped off PyAutoHeart #27 (after samples_parameter_paths parked
+    non-reproducing). Confirms #27 is only PARTLY stale — the Emcee-NaN leg was a
+    live LogUniform producer bug. Routed via /bug → Bug Agent (not Feature: its own
+    4-phase split was the feature-phasing heuristic misfiring on the 9-script bundle;
+    scoped to the single reproducing library defect). PR body edited via gh api PATCH
+    (gh pr edit hits the Projects-classic GraphQL bug); merged via gh api PUT.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-diagnostics.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-diagnostics.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..10dfefee
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-diagnostics.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ep-diagnostics
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1335 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1349 (merged 1a06bbc14)
+- summary: EP review Phase 4 — EPDiagnostics collector, live CSV/PNG artifacts, graph_factors.png, mean_field_summary, check_sigma_collapse (F10 guard), F3 fix; suite 1457/14 on merged main; follow-up docs/autofit_workspace/ep_walkthrough_mean_field_summary.md
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-examples-tests.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-examples-tests.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a6660497
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-examples-tests.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ep-examples-tests
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autofit_workspace/issues/81 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- workspace-prs: autofit_workspace#82 + autofit_workspace_test#39 (both merged)
+- summary: EP review Phase 3 — step-by-step EP walkthrough (converges 49.96±0.12) + 3 integration scripts (parity/deterministic/exact), re-validated on post-#1345/#1348 main; surfaced F10
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-followups-batch.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-followups-batch.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e0f22dd3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-followups-batch.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ep-followups-batch
+- issues: PyAutoFit#1353 (closed), autofit_workspace#83 (closed), #1336 (closed, RecA), #1352 (open — triaged, deep fix parked)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoFit#1354 (merged ffc04d83) + autofit_workspace#85 (merged 831b08ba)
+- summary: F6 exact truncated KL (MC-verified) + F7b sampler evidence on log_norm (F7 all legs fixed; evidence trustworthy w/ nested factor searches) + README §5/§6 (RecA recorded) + walkthrough __Diagnostics__ section; #1352 reclassified deterministic test-order dependence (id-counter->EP-update-order hypothesis)
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-graphical-docs.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-graphical-docs.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..36d13321
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-graphical-docs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ep-graphical-docs
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1333 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1334 (merged 6803441, merged-unchanged)
+- summary: EP review Phase 2 — autofit/graphical README formal spec (16 equations) + statistical docstrings + seam contract; human merge
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-hierarchical-regression.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-hierarchical-regression.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b7f3b836
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-hierarchical-regression.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## ep-hierarchical-regression
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1352 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1355 (MERGED, main de6534dfb)
+- summary: Fixed the red PyAutoFit Tests workflow on main (found during a /health check green-light sweep — the only red across 2474 lib tests + 47 workspace smoke). `test_full_hierachical` is an INHERENTLY STOCHASTIC test: the Laplace optimiser refines each factor with n_refine=3 samples drawn from GLOBAL np.random (NormalMessage.sample → np.random.randn, optimiser.py:132/157 → mean_field.sample), so a marginal hierarchical EP fit converges to a good value or a sigma-collapsed one depending on ambient RNG state at fit start. The test seeded np.random only before data-gen, not the fit. #1351 (innocent trigger) added test_ep_statistics_fixes.py whose Monte-Carlo KL tests consume np.random, shifting ambient state into a failing region → suite green@#1347 (2e33b175) → red@#1351/#1354. Deep-research self-corrections: first blamed set-iteration factor ordering (WRONG — factor order is a deterministic insertion tuple); then blamed np.random alone (INCOMPLETE — fit ALSO depends on variable-id ordering via `model.variables` set iteration, so an id-offset sweep flips PASS/FAIL even with np.random seeded). Built the durable optimiser fix A (LaplaceOptimiser refine_seed param, get_state/seed/set_state around refine sampling) then REVERTED it — proven insufficient alone (A+C still flips under id-offset; A alone converges wrong). Shipped user-steered pragmatic fix: 1-line np.random.seed(0) before the fit (+comment). Gate: graphical 216 pass; full test_autofit/ 1475 pass / 14 skip / 0 fail (was 1474/1-fail at HEAD). KNOWN LIMITATION (documented on #1352, not chased per "keep it feasible"): EP/Laplace fits draw from global np.random so aren't reproducible across arbitrary process states — a controlled-RNG + deterministic-variable-ordering design is the real fix if reproducibility becomes first-class.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-negative-sigma-crash.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-negative-sigma-crash.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2895d8e1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-negative-sigma-crash.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## ep-negative-sigma-crash (EP hierarchical factor sigma<0 — MERGED)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1363 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-13 (--auto; effective supervised = min(safe header, bug cap); human ship sign-off + YELLOW-ack + merge at the checkpoint)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1364 — MERGED (squash) 2026-07-13 (main 301c0a2fa).
+- summary: nightly `workspace-validation` RED on `autolens/guides` — the EP guide crashed intermittently with `NormalMessage sigma cannot be negative`. Root cause: the guide's `HierarchicalFactor` draws `mass.slope` from `GaussianPrior(mean, sigma)` whose `sigma` is a truncated hyper-prior (`lower_limit=0`); the factor's **Laplace/Newton** optimiser overshoots below 0 (scale posterior at `mean≈0.0005`, hard against the boundary), so `Factor.__call__` built `GaussianPrior(sigma<0)` and tripped the strict `NormalMessage` guard. Fix (`graphical/declarative/factor/hierarchical.py`): `Factor.__call__` catches `exc.MessageException` → returns `-inf` (out-of-support = zero density, correct EP semantics). Strict guard untouched; stale `RelativeWidthModifier` hint in `messages/normal.py` corrected. Deterministic regression test `test_autofit/graphical/hierarchical/test_negative_scale.py`. Guide untouched (no autoimmunity). API Changes: none (internal). Option (iii) no workspace impact.
+- key traps / findings: **smoke guide-script crashes in the nightly's test-mode env** (`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1 PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1 PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1` — fast, reduced *real* sampler), NOT full mode (a full-mode run took hours and never reached the crash locus). Base + test-mode crashed on run 1 (`sigma=-0.07…` via `graphical.laplace.newton`); fix + test-mode ran clean. `TEST_MODE=1`=reduced real sampler, `=2`=sampling bypassed. Gate: full `test_autofit/` 1473p/1s; graphical in-order 218p. Rider: `test_full_hierachical` is order/RNG-flaky pre-existing on main (passes in-order, fails isolated — identical value with fix stashed); unrelated. Worktree removed + branches deleted post-merge.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ep-statistics-audit.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-statistics-audit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..bd155642
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-statistics-audit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## ep-statistics-audit
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1332 (open — findings census stays as reference)
+- completed: 2026-07-10 (audit phase)
+- summary: F1-F10 census + EP wiki page; fixes dispersed: F3/F10->#1349, F5->#1334, F7c->#1345; remainder executes as bug/autofit/ep_statistics_fix_batch.md (F1/F2/F4/F8); F6+F7b+F9 parked with own notes
diff --git a/active/ep_statistics_fix_batch.md b/complete/2026/07/ep-statistics-fix-batch.md
similarity index 83%
rename from active/ep_statistics_fix_batch.md
rename to complete/2026/07/ep-statistics-fix-batch.md
index 47f657dd..c65b4536 100644
--- a/active/ep_statistics_fix_batch.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ep-statistics-fix-batch.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## ep-statistics-fix-batch
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1350 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1351 (merged c5c50cca)
+- summary: #1332 F1 (MeanField log_norm->plates ctor slip) + F2 (Gamma/Beta KL direction, MC-certified) + F4 (exoneration, TODO stale) + F8 (dead quasi-Newton deleted); 1 pre-existing flake filed as bug/autofit/hierarchical_ep_test_flaky.md
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # `@PyAutoFit` EP statistics fix batch — F1/F2/F4/F8 from the #1332 audit
 
 Type: bug
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/factor-graph-viz-dispatch.md b/complete/2026/07/factor-graph-viz-dispatch.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3d5236dc
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/factor-graph-viz-dispatch.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## factor-graph-viz-dispatch
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1339
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1340 (merged)
+- notes: Weak follow-up 3 (--auto, refactor cap = safe effective). FactorGraphModel.visualize_combined + perform_quick_update now group (factor, instance) pairs by the analysis Visualizer class (order preserved) and issue one combined call per group — fixes the producer of the mixed-graph crash PyAutoLens#587 papered over; those filters stay as defence in depth. Homogeneous graphs = single group = byte-identical (tested with stub recording Visualizers; af.mock.MockAnalysis + af.ex.Gaussian is the test-fixture pattern — af.Gaussian does not exist). Base af.Visualizer.visualize_combined is a no-op, so groups whose Visualizer defines nothing (e.g. VisualizerWeak) dispatch safely. Parallel to ep-diagnostics + ep-graphical-docs PyAutoFit claims (disjoint files) — 8th+9th clean parallel-worktree uses.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/frame-products.md b/complete/2026/07/frame-products.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..9383cf70
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/frame-products.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## frame-products
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/16 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/18 (merged f4a4824, squash)
+- summary: opt-in per-exposure frame products live — TargetSpec.frame_products packages every calibrated _flc/_flt SCI chip as frames/<root>_chip<N>/{data,noise_map,dq,cr_mask}.fits + manifest (e-/s, MDRIZSKY-subtracted, ERR noise, masked-by-noise over DQ ∪ deepCR ∪ off-chip; deepCR>=0.3 ACS-WFC/WFC3-UVIS mask-only, autoreduce[frames] extra; SIP WCS + full-distortion target_pixel anchors). slacs0008 validation PASSED (mosaic byte-identical flag off/on; 3 chips; 4447 CR px; anchor 0.06 px) and surfaced 3 real bugs, all fixed in-branch: deepCR 0.3 model renames, CPDIS/D2IM header crash, and MAST HAP duplicate ingestion (every exposure drizzled twice — obs+product filters added, duplicate-ROOTNAME guard, 0s-exposure usability screen). Parity re-measured: data 0.959, noise 1.309 (acceptance 0.925 was √2-suppressed); legacy maps appear R-free — parity-appendix addendum added. Merge+close human-authorized in-conversation (Heart YELLOW acked at ship; validation-then-merge directive)
+- followups: research/pyautoreduce/acceptance_noise_rebaseline.md (re-baseline parity, legacy R-free stance, pre-fix reduction regeneration, direct-vs-HAP family choice); research/pyautoreduce/jwst_individual_frame_feasibility.md (split at start_dev); per-frame native PSFs on the PyAutoReduce roadmap; slacs1430 (#17) cache surgery superseded — evict+re-acquire on main; bug/pyautoreduce/acquire_duplicate_exposure_families.md marked resolved (independent duplicate find)
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/frame-registration.md b/complete/2026/07/frame-registration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2e86ad60
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/frame-registration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## frame-registration
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/19 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/20 (merged bff3d2d, squash)
+- summary: inter-exposure registration quantified + extracted — frames/manifest.json per-frame registration block (WCS solution identity + absolute-fit quality, flagged as NOT the modeling number, + MEASURED relative residual via WCS-resample + whitened phase correlation); slacs0008 relative registration <=0.1 native px (<=5 mas), measurement floor 0.1-0.3 px from CR holes (3-estimator cross-check); max_registration_residual_px in reduction.json; loud runtime notice (user-requested, test-pinned); phase_offset(whiten=) kwarg; modeling stance documented: default shifts-known, precision frees per-frame (dy,dx) with recorded-width priors — user approved recommendation, human-directed merge in-conversation
+- followups: feature/pyautoreduce/per_frame_psf.md is next (user ordering); retire the loud print deliberately once the fact is internalized
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/health-api.md b/complete/2026/07/health-api.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..92e046a0
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/health-api.md
@@ -0,0 +1,18 @@
+## health-api
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/19
+- completed: 2026-07-07
+- repos: PyAutoMind (PR #35), PyAutoHeart (PR #31), PyAutoBrain (PR #19), all squash-merged; local ~/.bashrc
+- branch: feature/health-shell-api (Mind), feature/health-full-mode (Heart+Brain)
+- validation:
+  - shell: sourcing health_{sync,release,audit}.sh + health.sh defines the `health` dispatcher; passthrough verified (bare/sync/release <dir>/audit/help/unknown)
+  - installer: `/pyauto-status-full` pruned; `/health` sole health command; all legs reference-only
+  - bashrc: PyAuto()/PyAutoGPU()/PyAutoNoJAX() call `health`; no `pyauto-status` refs remain
+  - Copilot review: #31 + #19 clean; #35 → 2 findings (dispatcher shift fragility + OWNERSHIP table style), both fixed
+- notes: |
+    Adopted the health vocabulary across BOTH surfaces. Claude: /health spans
+    check / status / full (folded in the last standalone command
+    /pyauto-status-full). Shell: renamed pyauto_status/-full/-audit scripts +
+    functions to a single `health` dispatcher (health = git-sync, health release,
+    health audit; helpers health-report/json/triage). Door = PyAutoBrain,
+    procedures = Heart references, shell tools = PyAutoMind/scripts. Completes the
+    health-surface consolidation begun in health-one-door. No back-compat aliases.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/health-one-door.md b/complete/2026/07/health-one-door.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b1f78d3b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/health-one-door.md
@@ -0,0 +1,21 @@
+## health-one-door
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/17
+- completed: 2026-07-07
+- repos: PyAutoBrain (PR #17, squash-merged), PyAutoHeart (PR #30, squash-merged); PyAutoMind (README refs), local .bashrc + .claude
+- branch: feature/health-one-door
+- validation:
+  - installer: `/pyauto-status.md` + `/health_check` pruned; only `/health` remains; both legs (`health_sweep/`, `pyauto-status/`) install as reference-only, not commands
+  - Copilot review: #17 clean; #30 → 4 findings on the adopted sweep doc, all fixed (workspace scope reconciled to /smoke_test)
+  - line-count guard: all primary skill files ≤200 lines
+- notes: |
+    Consolidated the health surface behind a single /health door (delivering the
+    brain-agent-commands follow-up). Modes: /health (Brain conductor loop),
+    /health check (green-light sweep, was /health_check), /health status
+    (active-work dashboard, was /pyauto-status). Door lives in PyAutoBrain;
+    procedures are Heart references (health_sweep/, pyauto-status/). Retired
+    /pyauto-status + /health_check as top-level commands; adopted the orphaned
+    untracked health_check sweep into PyAutoHeart. Separately fixed ~/.bashrc:
+    the pyauto-status/-full/-audit shell helpers were sourced from the dead
+    PyAutoPrompt/scripts/ path (silent [ -f ] guard) → repointed to
+    PyAutoMind/scripts/ with a loud warning on miss. Left alone: /pyauto-status-full
+    (separate axis; flagged) and the shell pyauto-status function.
diff --git a/active/health_sync_noise_filter.md b/complete/2026/07/health-sync-noise-filter.md
similarity index 81%
rename from active/health_sync_noise_filter.md
rename to complete/2026/07/health-sync-noise-filter.md
index 12accfb4..8fc321d2 100644
--- a/active/health_sync_noise_filter.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/health-sync-noise-filter.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## health-sync-noise-filter
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/issues/41 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/pull/42
+- status: complete — merged 2026-07-09 (PR #42); no workspace impact; worktree + branches cleaned
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- note: also carries the /repo_cleanup cadence leg (startup hygiene nudge off ~/.cache/pyauto/repo_cleanup_last_audit.json); Brain-skill stamp write is a follow-up (PyAutoBrain claimed by clone-mitosis-agent)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Noise-filter the health_sync startup table + recurring repo_cleanup cadence
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/howto-markdown-resync.md b/complete/2026/07/howto-markdown-resync.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e7afae5d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/howto-markdown-resync.md
@@ -0,0 +1,36 @@
+## howto-markdown-resync
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/issues/28 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: HowToLens#29 (ab01aaca) + HowToFit#17 (e738b085) + HowToGalaxy#20 (442db308) — all MERGED 2026-07-11
+- summary: re-synced 4 stale HowTo ch1 markdown pages after the truncation-restore work merged post-batch-2b. HowToLens tutorial_1+tutorial_2 re-rendered from restored scripts (were truncated → now full, 16+14 imgs); HowToFit tutorial_5 re-render; HowToGalaxy tutorial_4_methods dropped (stub). markdown/+1 config entry only, no scripts/CI. Calibration merged-unchanged.
+
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/issues/26 (CLOSED)
+- prs: HowToLens#27 + HowToGalaxy#19 + HowToFit#16 — all MERGED 2026-07-11 (docs-only, library-free)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- summary: /intake → --auto supervised. HowToLens ch1 tutorial_1/tutorial_2 were cut off mid-docstring — an LLM output-token cutoff during the workspace bootstrap (frozen at the truncated length since commit #1, original source gone). Restored tutorial_1 (429→672, log10+Galaxies+Units+WrapUp adapted from the complete 654-line HowToGalaxy sibling) and tutorial_2 (214→391, ray-tracing grids/images/Galaxies/Tracer/Mappings/WrapUp from guides/tracer.py). These two were the ONLY genuine truncations across all three HowTo repos. Prevention: .github/scripts/check_tutorials_complete.py + a `tutorials-complete` CI job in all 3 repos requiring every non-stub tutorial to reach a terminal __Wrap Up__/__Summary__ section (a truncation never does). Also filled HowToGalaxy's empty tutorial_4_methods (0 bytes since bootstrap → not-written stub) + normalized 12 complete-but-unmarked tutorials across the 3 repos. Smoke 6/6 + 4/4 + 10/10; all CI green incl the new check. Heart YELLOW (6 ambient reasons) acked in-session at each ship; merges human-approved. Worktree + branches cleaned. Traps in [[project_howto_truncation_restore]] (linter must live in .github/scripts not scripts/, else notebook-gen converts it; revert dataset/ before staging; single-backslash LaTeX in docstrings).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Re-sync HowTo markdown pages after tutorial truncation-restore
+
+Type: docs
+Target: workspaces
+Difficulty: small
+Autonomy: safe
+Priority: normal
+Status: formalised
+
+Follow-up to the markdown-renderings rollout ([[markdown-example-renderings]])
+and the HowTo truncation-restore work ([[project_howto_truncation_restore]]).
+The restore landed AFTER batch-2b rendered the chapter_1 pages, so 4 generated
+markdown pages are stale (rendered from truncated/empty scripts):
+- HowToLens tutorial_1_grids_and_galaxies (restored 429→672) — re-render
+- HowToLens tutorial_2_ray_tracing (restored 214→391) — re-render
+- HowToFit tutorial_5_results_and_samples (normalized) — re-render
+- HowToGalaxy tutorial_4_methods (was 0-byte → now a "not written yet" stub) —
+  DROP from markdown_examples.yaml (no content/images to show; re-add when the
+  real tutorial is authored)
+
+Regenerate markdown/ only (no scripts/ edits, no CI touch). Verify 0 path
+leaks, index links resolve, no embedded errors, restored tutorials execute.
+Ship 1 pending-release PR per repo behind the four-leg gate.
diff --git a/active/hst_acs_phase1.md b/complete/2026/07/hst-acs-phase1.md
similarity index 74%
rename from active/hst_acs_phase1.md
rename to complete/2026/07/hst-acs-phase1.md
index c97919a2..a59402dc 100644
--- a/active/hst_acs_phase1.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/hst-acs-phase1.md
@@ -1,3 +1,20 @@
+## hst-acs-phase1
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/2 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: PyAutoReduce#3 (squash-merged 3577c2f)
+- notes: |
+    HST/ACS pipeline phase 1: TargetSpec + acs_wfc adapter, MAST acquire
+    (HAP hygiene, CRDS sync, size-capped evicting cache), AstroDrizzle
+    wrapper (pixfrac/kernel dials, WHT diagnostic, single-exposure branch),
+    Bayer noise recipe w/ Casertano R, tier-1 ePSF, WCS-intact packaging +
+    reduction.json. 53 tests. Parity on slacs0008-0004: data 0.941 / noise
+    0.925 (recipe closes); ~6% legacy flux scale accepted-as-documented
+    (research/pyautoreduce/legacy_flux_scale_parity.md chases it, low pri).
+    PyAutoLens comparative fits + 2nd/3rd lens parity deferred by user.
+    Review FINDINGS resolved pre-ship; heart YELLOW acked by maintainer.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PyAutoReduce phase 1: implement the HST/ACS reduction pipeline
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/human_led_tone_sweep.md b/complete/2026/07/human-led-tone-sweep.md
similarity index 76%
rename from active/human_led_tone_sweep.md
rename to complete/2026/07/human-led-tone-sweep.md
index 390ef6e9..1f7ccc6f 100644
--- a/active/human_led_tone_sweep.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/human-led-tone-sweep.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## human-led-tone-sweep
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/81 (closed)
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#82 (da492c0) + PyAutoConf#122 (6e8e0e8, pending-release) MERGED; Mind#55/Heart#57/Build#136/Memory#19 withdrawn no-op per review
+- summary: human-led natural-language framing landed on the agentic-AI pitch surfaces — org front page (.github PRs #1+#2), ORGANISM.md definition line, PyAutoScientist docs landing ("fork it and lead your own"), Conf Nerves sentence; maintainer principle recorded: organ/library READMEs state role+abstraction plainly, human-led voice only where agentic AI is explicitly pitched
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Human-led tone sweep across PyAutoScientist repos and docs
 
 Filed 2026-07-10. Queued from the org-profile rewrite session
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/hygiene-agent.md b/complete/2026/07/hygiene-agent.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2de65aeb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/hygiene-agent.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## hygiene-agent (Phases 1-3 — conductor complete)
+- issues: PyAutoBrain#87 + #89 + #91 (all closed) + research/pyautobrain/hygiene_agent_decision.md (decided)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#88 (scaffold) + #90 (tidy/noise/deps/docs modes) + #92 (perf mode) — all MERGED 2026-07-11 (squash), all --auto supervised, shipped on live human sign-off
+- summary: grew a new PyAutoBrain **hygiene conductor** (code-quality upkeep — dev-loop cost + repo tidiness, distinct from Heart's proof-of-works and profiling's modelling speed). DECISION: conductor, **no new paired repo** (reuse Heart for tracking; a repo is earned by a persistent artifact lifecycle, which hygiene lacks). Five modes, each a cheap read-only **pre-scan + delegate** (conductor never mutates): tidy→/repo_cleanup (debris), noise→/cli_noise_clean (advisory), deps→/dep_audit (surface), docs→/audit_docs (surface), perf→/refactor (timing — import cost in a subprocess so the conductor never imports JAX; slow tests/scripts read from Heart script_timing/test_run). Corrected the profiling `vs hygiene` boundary + moved "slow integration-fn hunting" into perf. Absorbed/repointed the scattered hygiene skills. `/hygiene` live in Claude+Codex. Traps: every public agent needs BOTH skills/<n>/SKILL.md + <n>.md (test_skill_install enforces); squash-merge → branch -D; gh pr create needs a git cwd. Deferred optional follow-up FILED: standing PyAutoHeart import_time leg (promote the import pre-scan to a tracked signal, wire perf to consult it) → PyAutoHeart#61 + issued/hygiene_import_time_leg.md (low priority, not started; crux = <30s tick budget vs multi-second cold imports; cli_noise leg likely can't fit budget). 3 calibration rows (all pr-open→merged). Design of record: issued/hygiene_agent.md.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/hygiene-file-modes.md b/complete/2026/07/hygiene-file-modes.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cba7882e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/hygiene-file-modes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## hygiene-file-modes (crlf / config / artifacts — complete)
+- issue: PyAutoBrain#96 (closed) ; prompt issued/hygiene_file_hygiene_modes.md
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#97 — MERGED 2026-07-11 (squash), --auto supervised, live sign-off
+- summary: three cheap org-specific hygiene conductor modes, added on demonstrated recurring need (grounded 2026-07-11: no lint/ruff in CI; documented CRLF, config-drift, output-leak gotchas — nothing else catches them). Conductor-only, NO Heart legs (point-in-time debris/surface, cheap file/git scans in the fast default scan). **crlf** (debris→/refactor): `git grep -Il $'\r$' -- '*.py'` — LIVE FOUND 649 CRLF .py files (PyAutoArray 224, PyAutoGalaxy 223, PyAutoFit 96, PyAutoLens 77, PyAutoConf 28, PyAutoBuild 1). **config** (surface→/refactor): agents/conductors/hygiene/_hygiene_config.py (stdlib+PyYAML, graceful degrade) recursive key-path diff of each library config/*.yaml vs matching workspace config — LIVE FOUND 17 keys missing downstream (autogalaxy 13/autofit 3/autolens 1). **artifacts** (debris→/repo_cleanup): tracked files under outputs?/ (EXCLUDING output_test fixture) + stray data-ext outside dataset/test — low-FP, LIVE FOUND 4 (PyAutoFit 2, autogalaxy_workspace 2). Default ranking now picks highest-count debris (tidy/crlf/artifacts). User decision: NOT normalizing the 649 CRLF files yet (library-touching, big diff — separate task; would pair with a .gitattributes `* text=auto` guard). Candidate future checks discussed + deferred (demonstrated-need doctrine): lint/dead-code (better as pre-commit), coverage + flaky-test (heavy/off-tick). Tests: config helper recursive-diff fixture; PyAutoBrain 42p.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/hygiene-perf-phase4.md b/complete/2026/07/hygiene-perf-phase4.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..16bc9868
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/hygiene-perf-phase4.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## hygiene-perf-phase4 (unit-test / workspace-testmode / function profiling — complete)
+- issues: PyAutoHeart#63 (4a) + PyAutoHeart#65 (4b) closed; prompts issued/hygiene_{unit_test_timing,workspace_testmode_timing,function_profiling}.md
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: PyAutoHeart#64 (4a unit_test_timing) + PyAutoHeart#66 (4b workspace_testmode_timing) + PyAutoBrain#94 (perf aggregates all timing legs) + PyAutoBrain#95 (4c perf --profile) — all MERGED 2026-07-11 (squash), --auto supervised, live sign-off
+- summary: reopened + closed the hygiene perf scope. The originally-shipped perf mode covered only import timing; the original prompt also asked for unit-test speed, workspace-scripts-in-TEST_MODE speed, and non-likelihood function profiling (user caught the narrowing). Built all three: **4a** heart/checks/unit_test_timing.py (parses `pytest --durations`, validated vs real output), **4b** heart/checks/workspace_testmode_timing.py (`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2`+`SMALL_DATASETS`; curated start_here scripts), **4c** agents/conductors/hygiene/_hygiene_profile.py + `perf --profile <script>` (cProfile normal-mode run → rank hotspots). 4a/4b mirror the import_time precedent (OFF-TICK, subprocess/rule-4, rolling baseline, advisory-not-gating); perf aggregates PERF_HEART_LEGS file-guarded so legs light up with no conductor change. **4c scope (user-clarified): BROAD by default** — profiles ALL dev-loop functions incl. utils called during a fit; the likelihood FUNCTION itself (+its JAX compile) is the one boundary (/profiling's); exclude split into likelihood-boundary tier + non-refactorable-noise tier; HYGIENE_PROFILE_EXCLUDE overrides for max breadth. 4c crux validated against a real autogalaxy modeling profile (self-ranking drops likelihood entry points that wrap the fit at ~0 self; surfaces model-composition hotspots like replace_promise 433k calls). Traps: `/usr/bin/time` prints elapsed on FAILED imports; 4b DEFAULT_SCRIPTS modeling/ paths didn't exist (fixed to scripts/imaging/start_here.py, found via 4c prototype); Heart dashboard/state edits anchored at DIFFERENT lines per leg to merge clean. 5 calibration rows. This + the import_time leg fully deliver the original hygiene prompt's perf scope.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/import-time-heart-leg.md b/complete/2026/07/import-time-heart-leg.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..52fdabe6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/import-time-heart-leg.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## import-time-heart-leg (hygiene follow-up — complete)
+- issue: PyAutoHeart#61 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: PyAutoHeart#62 (import_time leg) + PyAutoBrain#93 (perf consults it) — both MERGED 2026-07-11 (squash), --auto supervised, live sign-off
+- summary: deep-researched then built the standing `import_time` PyAutoHeart leg that promotes the hygiene perf mode's import pre-scan to a tracked signal. Research changed the design: (1) measured `import autolens` ≈ several sec ≫ the <30s tick budget (internals rule 3) → **OFF-TICK** (daily cron / on-demand `python -m heart.checks.import_time`, NOT wired into tick.sh); (2) rule 4 (stdlib-only Heart) → **subprocess** measurement + **injected measurer** so neither Heart's process nor its tests import the science stack; (3) mirrors script_timing (rolling baseline + ratio 1.5/3.0 classify) and url_check (**advisory** dashboard section, NOT in the readiness gating set — import time isn't release-blocking). heart/checks/import_time.py + state.aggregate + dashboard section + 7 stdlib tests (251p). PyAutoBrain#93: hygiene perf prefers the leg's import_time.json when present, subprocess scan as graceful fallback (no hard merge-order dep). Traps: /usr/bin/time prints elapsed even on FAILED import (autolens not in ~/venv/PyAuto — only the lower 4 libs are); git add -A grabbed a stray empty root.log (gitignored). 2 calibration rows. Closes the hygiene arc.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/intake-agent.md b/complete/2026/07/intake-agent.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4af2bdd6
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/intake-agent.md
@@ -0,0 +1,27 @@
+## intake-agent
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/21 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/22 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Shipped the PyAutoBrain Intake (Conception) Agent — a new conductor that
+    turns raw input (idea / bug report / ideas.md bullet) into a formal, headed
+    PyAutoMind prompt under <work-type>/<target>/<name>.md. It files a prompt;
+    never starts dev (the step before create_issue/start_dev). Conception ->
+    Growth, pairing with the Feature Agent's Growth name.
+
+    - Extracted the difficulty heuristic + prompt parsing into a shared read-only
+      sizing faculty (agents/faculties/sizing/) consulted by both Intake and the
+      Feature Agent, so a persisted Difficulty is the same number the Feature
+      Agent trusts (no drift). Feature Agent library-path output regression-clean
+      (-183 lines from _feature.py).
+    - Organism repos (pyautomind/pyautobrain/pyautoheart/pyautobuild/pyautomemory)
+      now resolve as first-class targets — fixes the Feature Agent mis-routing a
+      pyautobrain target as "(none resolved) -> research-first".
+    - Blessed Difficulty/Autonomy/Priority header keys in PyAutoMind README/AGENTS
+      (no YAML; landed on main directly, commit 3322d49). /intake command wired.
+    - Copilot review (4 findings, all fixed): implemented ideas.md bullet-marking,
+      switched work-type classification to word-boundary _hits, Type: matches the
+      destination folder on triage filings, idempotent ideas re-scan.
+
+    Follow-up (deferred to a second PR): census / repair / dashboard — registry
+    hygiene + a Mind *backlog* dashboard (distinct from Heart's /health status).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/intake-census-dashboard.md b/complete/2026/07/intake-census-dashboard.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..acb1fb07
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/intake-census-dashboard.md
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+## intake-census-dashboard
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/30 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/31 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Added the planned census/dashboard follow-up modes to the Intake Agent.
+    `intake census` inventories every filed prompt (WORK_TYPES folders +
+    triage/), parsing the light header back out — taxonomy folder authoritative
+    for work-type/target, headerless legacy prompts flagged as hygiene (77 of
+    83), issued/ counted not itemised. `intake dashboard` renders it as the
+    Mind *backlog* page; --apply wrote the first PyAutoMind/dashboard.md
+    (317feb3). Backlog only — health stays the Heart's. Also fixed the intake
+    --help sed range leaking shell lines. `repair` mode remains the planned
+    follow-up. Shipped without pending-release (label absent on infra repo);
+    Heart YELLOW on unrelated science-stack items, user-acknowledged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/intake-formalise.md b/complete/2026/07/intake-formalise.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cea96bd9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/intake-formalise.md
@@ -0,0 +1,17 @@
+## intake-formalise
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/32 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/33 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Added `intake formalise` — retroactive conception for the backlog (once
+    codenamed repair; renamed because raw prompts are intended word-vomit
+    awaiting conception, not defects). Selects census records with missing
+    header fields; Type/Target from the taxonomy folder (authoritative),
+    Difficulty/Autonomy/Priority via the shared sizing faculty; inserts only
+    the missing lines, prose byte-verbatim (CRLF files read/written
+    newline-preserving — caught an LF-normalisation bug on 5 files during the
+    live run and fixed before commit). Re-home suggestions reported (36),
+    never acted on. Ran on the live Mind: 83/83 formalised, hygiene 77 → 0,
+    dashboard regenerated with all columns populated (sizing says 50
+    too-large / 18 large — honest signal those prompts need splitting at
+    start_dev). Heart YELLOW on unrelated science-stack items, acknowledged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/intake-reconcile.md b/complete/2026/07/intake-reconcile.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..99dace40
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/intake-reconcile.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## intake-reconcile
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/52 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/53 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Added `intake reconcile` — the fourth backlog mode. Ranks backlog prompts
+    that look already-shipped via four Mind-local signals: complete.md path
+    references (follow-up wording incl. "next step" downgrades to likely-open),
+    duplicate basenames in issued/, token overlap with completed headers, and
+    hand-set Status values that formalise preserves verbatim. Always read-only;
+    retirement + repo-level verification stay human. Live run: 20 suspects of
+    74, incl. candidates the manual audit missed (nnls_gpu_bottleneck,
+    jax_substructure/5-6 referenced by a retroactive close-out) — pending a
+    human review pass.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/jax-autodiff-gradients-audit.md b/complete/2026/07/jax-autodiff-gradients-audit.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2ede7662
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/jax-autodiff-gradients-audit.md
@@ -0,0 +1,25 @@
+## jax-autodiff-gradients-audit
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/issues/87 (closed)
+- prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/157 (merged 1f34925) + https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/88 (merged 6c41fa8)
+- summary: 3-phase JAX autodiff gradients audit complete in one supervised session — every smooth likelihood FD-certified (Sérsic, linear Sérsic through NNLS, MGE, point-source source-plane χ² incl. Hessian magnifications, FitWeak plain+z-scaled, RectangularUniform AD=FD 7 s.f.). Headline: RectangularAdaptDensity at os_pix=1 likelihood is exactly piecewise-constant in mass/shear (empirical-rank CDF invariance; AD-zero correct, FD staircase artifacts); user-requested extension certified BOTH adaptive meshes at production os_pix=4 incl. RectangularAdaptImage full production shape (reg.Adapt+AdaptImages+border relocator, ≤~1% mass). Delaunay re-confirmed hard-undifferentiable (pure_callback no JVP; custom_jvp zero rule = the unblock and correct a.e. derivative; PR#281 moot post-refactor). jax_grad suite upgraded finiteness→FD-correctness (util.py + 4 new scripts; stale dataset pointers fixed); audit README in jax_profiling/gradient/; methods_wiki autodiff-implicit-diff page filled. Heart YELLOW acked at ship; merge+close human-authorized in-conversation
+- followups: 5 bullets in ideas.md (Delaunay custom_jvp; differentiable adaptive mesh via smooth-density CDF per arXiv:2606.30620; Grid2DIrregular xp gap; interferometer MGE FD test; NUTS/HMC trial on certified likelihoods)
+- post-close extension (user-requested, same session): interferometer gradients — LP standard+linear FD-certified ≤~1e-6 through TransformerDFT; production sparse path (apply_sparse_operator + RectangularAdaptDensity + reg.Adapt) hits the staircase with NO over-sampling escape hatch (all gradients correctly zero — unusable); RectangularUniform on sparse path FD-certified = the interferometer gradient mesh. PRs: workspace_test#158 + workspace_developer#89 MERGED 2026-07-09 (human-authorized); branches deleted, mains fast-forwarded
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# JAX autodiff audit: light profiles, pixelized-source gradients, and likelihood gradients
+
+Type: research
+Target: autolens_profiling
+Repos:
+- PyAutoLens
+- PyAutoArray
+Difficulty: large
+Autonomy: supervised
+Priority: normal
+Status: formalised
+
+You're working in the PyAutoLens or PyAutoArray codebase, using the usual profiling workspace, profiling agent, and PyAutoBrain flow. First, investigate the state of JAX autodiff support for Sérsic light profiles, linear Sérsic light profiles, and Multi-Gaussian Expansion light profiles. Profile what's there, identify what breaks tracing or differentiation, and add or refine automated tests comparing autodiff against finite differences. Second, investigate gradients for pixelized source reconstructions, starting with the Delaunay mesh. We expect that full gradients may not be feasible there. Confirm why and document where it fails. Then move to the rectangular mesh, where we think gradients might be possible. Before starting that part, ask me for the relevant paper if you don't already have it. Third, validate gradients for the source plane chi-squared used for point sources, and for the weak lensing likelihood.
+
+<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user prompt (intaken via /intake; work-type & target corrected in review: research / autolens_profiling) -->
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/jwst-frame-feasibility.md b/complete/2026/07/jwst-frame-feasibility.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..54fae9ab
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/jwst-frame-feasibility.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## jwst-frame-feasibility
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/24 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/26 (merged dfa0d96, squash; docs-only)
+- summary: JWST per-frame feasibility answered — GO, phased. Should: strongest case = NIRCam SW undersampling (subpixel dithers exist to recover what mosaics destroy) + Roman multi-epoch-beats-coadd shear benchmarks + correlated-noise removal; tempered by mosaic-based published practice (we'd lead the field) and raw 1/f/wisp/snowball artifacts at frame level (recorded caveat). Can: 7 modest deltas (crf capture, MJy/sr branch, BKGLEVEL sky, ramp-jump+outlier CR provenance no deepCR, gwcs target_pixel, peak_max=None ePSF + STPSF tier-2b, guard relax). Design note in docs/design/jwst.md; user accepted GO ("go --auto")
+- followups: feature/pyautoreduce/jwst_frame_products.md filed (scoped to the 7 deltas, COSMOS-Web ring anchor)
diff --git a/active/jwst_frame_products.md b/complete/2026/07/jwst-frame-products.md
similarity index 65%
rename from active/jwst_frame_products.md
rename to complete/2026/07/jwst-frame-products.md
index 4158ffaa..454cf695 100644
--- a/active/jwst_frame_products.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/jwst-frame-products.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## jwst-frame-products
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/27 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/28 (merged 7202e98, squash)
+- summary: JWST frame products live — 7 feasibility deltas implemented (_crf capture+consume, native MJy/sr + derived manifest units, BKGLEVEL sky, ramp-jump+outlier CR provenance, DO_NOT_USE-only DQ policy [JUMP_DET = good data], filename-stem identity, peak_max=None ePSF, guard HST+JWST); manifest schema v2; registration reliability guard added after F115W validation exposed ~200px mask-geometry artifacts (best-covered reference, >20%-masked pairs flagged, headline needs a clean PAIR else null/UNMEASURED); COSMOS-Web F115W end-to-end: 6 chips, 3/6 tier-1 frame ePSFs, combined mosaic PSF from the 3; 194 tests; human-directed ship+merge ("ship it")
+- followups: STPSF tier-2b (next, user-directed "lift PSF coverage"); gwcs target_pixel; duplicate frame-ePSF compute when both flags on
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # JWST frame products: extend frames/registration/PSF chain per the feasibility deltas
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/jwst_nircam_cosmos_web.md b/complete/2026/07/jwst-nircam-cosmos-web.md
similarity index 76%
rename from active/jwst_nircam_cosmos_web.md
rename to complete/2026/07/jwst-nircam-cosmos-web.md
index 0056da7f..7aa6c7ca 100644
--- a/active/jwst_nircam_cosmos_web.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/jwst-nircam-cosmos-web.md
@@ -1,3 +1,19 @@
+## jwst-nircam-cosmos-web
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/6 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoReduce#7 (squash-merged f91d79c)
+- notes: |
+    JWST/NIRCam phase 3: backend dispatch (astrodrizzle|jwst_image3),
+    nircam_sw/lw adapters, ERR-based noise x R, footprint filter (OOM
+    lesson: image3 in_memory=False; SW visits 52/64 exposures off-target),
+    bad-pixel masking policy, PSF tiering from ShOpt/PSFEx/Zhuang&Shen
+    literature. Four-band COSMOS-Web ring validation: internal closures
+    0.88-1.08 all bands; parity order-unity per maintainer bar (demo =
+    bespoke team pipeline; close-not-reproduce). 83 tests. Env: jwst 2.0.1,
+    scipy 1.17.1. NIRCam refinements deferred to roadmap by user.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PyAutoReduce phase 3: JWST/NIRCam via the COSMOS-Web ring (all four bands)
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/keck-ao-reduction-plan.md b/complete/2026/07/keck-ao-reduction-plan.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b1ee53d6
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/keck-ao-reduction-plan.md
@@ -0,0 +1,45 @@
+## keck-ao-reduction-plan
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/9 (closed)
+- summary: Keck-AO research task — SHARP literature pass + tooling survey + draft design; delivered as docs/design/keck_ao.md via keck-ao-reduction's PR #12
+
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/59 (merged, squash 4af8a756)
+- notes: |
+    Design-only deliverable (prompt was "design, not yet implement"): merged
+    agents/conductors/clone/DESIGN.md + AGENTS.md pointer — no clone.sh/_clone.py/
+    CLI wiring. Clone Agent (pyauto-brain clone) / Mitosis Agent: CloneDecision
+    (dry-run first), mandatory clone-mode question (exact-clone | differentiated-
+    sibling | lightweight-seed), organ boundary (Brain plans / Build executes /
+    Heart validates / Memory cites-not-copies), reference-owned template seam
+    (autolens_assistant modes/maintainer.md Assistant-as-template), analyze/apply/
+    audit modes, phased v0→v2. Prerequisite met: reference-assistant audit landed.
+    Shipping cleared the PyAutoBrain claim → unblocks profiling_agent (its design
+    phase was already settled: conductor verdict, first increment scoped).
+    Follow-ups (phased, filed as predecessors near shipping, never bulk-issued):
+    v0 analyze-only, v1 seed births, v2 differentiated siblings.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Plan the Keck adaptive-optics (NIRC2 AO) data-reduction workflow
+
+Type: research
+Target: PyAutoReduce
+Difficulty: medium
+Autonomy: supervised
+Priority: normal
+Status: formalised
+
+Original request: "For PyAutoReduce can you plan out how we reduce keck-AO
+data, read SHARP papers for scientific context."
+
+Plan the Keck adaptive-optics (NIRC2 AO) imaging data-reduction workflow for
+PyAutoReduce — how raw Keck AO data becomes modeling-ready datasets for
+PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy, alongside the existing HST (ACS/WFC3) and JWST
+(NIRCam) phases. Read the SHARP (Strong-lensing High Angular Resolution
+Programme) papers for scientific context on AO strong-lens imaging — PSF
+handling (AO PSFs are time-variable and poorly known, unlike HST/JWST),
+sky subtraction, distortion correction, and coaddition. Deliverable is a
+design/plan document, not code.
+
+<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/keck_ao_reduction.md b/complete/2026/07/keck-ao-reduction.md
similarity index 75%
rename from active/keck_ao_reduction.md
rename to complete/2026/07/keck-ao-reduction.md
index 9502bfa9..68723d9a 100644
--- a/active/keck_ao_reduction.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/keck-ao-reduction.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## keck-ao-reduction
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/11 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/12 (merged 44a8d1a, squash)
+- summary: Keck NIRC2 AO reduction live (phase 4) — KOA acquire seam, ground calibrate/sky stages, nirc2_native drizzle-pixmap combine, MCDS-aware noise, provisional-PSF epoch candidates; validated on SHARP I B1938+666 (closure 0.883, FWHM 72 mas, 110 tests); review gate 9 findings fixed
+- followups: acceptance checks 3-4 (HST astrometry + PyAutoLens Einstein-radius invariance) and keck_ao.md open items — file as new prompts
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Keck NIRC2 AO reduction — implement phases K1–K3
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/keck-frame-feasibility.md b/complete/2026/07/keck-frame-feasibility.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..47667cb4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/keck-frame-feasibility.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## keck-frame-feasibility
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/31 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/32 (merged 34866b7, squash; docs-only)
+- summary: Keck per-frame feasibility answered — GO in principle (strongest science case: frame-to-frame AO PSF variability, SHARP III's dominant systematic; epoch-matched per-frame PSFs extend tier-A evidence selection) via the prepared-frames-in-work-dir seam; registration INVERTS (measured offsets are truth, currently not serialized to provenance — delta 1 regardless); per-frame noise constructed from the MCDS detector model; per-frame CRs = frame-vs-stack outlier pass (same job as the stack CR open item). GATED sequence: #13 acceptance + plate-scale fix -> outlier pass -> frames branch. User accepted guidance
+- followups: implementation prompts filed as predecessors clear (not upfront); offsets-to-provenance is a useful standalone delta
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/keck-frame-products.md b/complete/2026/07/keck-frame-products.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b0df71ad
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/keck-frame-products.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## keck-frame-products
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/33 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/34 (merged, squash)
+- summary: Keck frame products live — the #31 GO sequence executed: mapping constants (origin/scale_ratio/sci_path) into nirc2 provenance (offsets were ALREADY serialized — feasibility note corrected); frame-vs-stack outlier pass ships per-frame outlier_mask.fits (mask half of the stack CR open item; recombine second pass still open); package/keck_frames.py packages prepared frames as native e-/s stamps + constructed MCDS noise + offset-based registration (no WCS by design) + MJD-matched native tier-A PSF stamps from accepted epochs. B1938: 39/39 frames, target inversion 0.8px band across the dither pattern, ~0.4%/frame outliers, 39/39 PSF stamps. psf_from_frames stays HST/JWST-only (guard split). Plate-scale + #13 acceptance caveats ride the manifest. 202 tests; human-directed ship+merge
+- followups: stack-level second-pass recombine using the new outlier masks; plate-scale fix owned by #13; frame chain now covers ALL THREE observatories on real data
diff --git a/active/kernel_forward_chunking.md b/complete/2026/07/kernel-forward-chunking.md
similarity index 81%
rename from active/kernel_forward_chunking.md
rename to complete/2026/07/kernel-forward-chunking.md
index e2829c2a..04c163e2 100644
--- a/active/kernel_forward_chunking.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kernel-forward-chunking.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## kernel-forward-chunking
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/376 (closed)
+- prs: PyAutoArray#378 + autolens_workspace_developer#91 (merged 2026-07-10, human-directed)
+- summary: kernel-CDF forward chunked into fixed 512-query blocks (lax.map jax / block loop np) — float-identical (block-invariance test; 894 suite; both jax_grad scripts byte-identical); 60 GB OOM → 1.06 GB peak at M≈246k × N≈15.4k; CPU ~10 min/eval at scale = erf arithmetic, GPU is production target; README caveat resolved
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Chunk the kernel-CDF forward transform (remove the O(M×N) memory wall)
 
 Type: refactor
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/kxs-cache.md b/complete/2026/07/kxs-cache.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b10d7aaa
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kxs-cache.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## kxs-cache
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/362 (follow-up leg)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/364 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Segment-id memoization for the k x s partial pre-bin (design promised a
+    cache; phase 2 rebuilt per likelihood evaluation). lru_cache on sizes
+    bytes: 62 ms -> 83 us (x750) on a 3000-pixel adaptive mask; read-only
+    shared array; suite 867 unchanged. Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/kxs-core.md b/complete/2026/07/kxs-core.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..82fb3beb
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kxs-core.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## kxs-core
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/362 (open — series tracker; phases 3 + refactor pending)
+- completed: 2026-07-08 (phase 2 + phase-4 docs leg)
+- prs: PyAutoArray#363, PyAutoGalaxy#486, autolens_workspace#236 (all merged)
+- notes: |
+    k x s coupling core: divisibility rule, partial pre-bin util, direct-
+    scatter mapper (exact by linearity, k-independent memory), call sites,
+    padded simulation inherits adaptive sizes. Adaptive ground truth exact;
+    863/946/336. Phase-4 fork resolved (c): executed simulators stay s=1;
+    option (a) filed as feature/autolens_workspace/
+    oversampled_psf_dataset_adoption.md. Phase 3 blocked by
+    dpie-lenstool-param claim on autolens_workspace_test. Known gap for
+    follow-up: segment ids not cached on OverSampler (per-eval cost).
diff --git a/active/kxs_design.md b/complete/2026/07/kxs-design.md
similarity index 92%
rename from active/kxs_design.md
rename to complete/2026/07/kxs-design.md
index f2e3710a..70db0773 100644
--- a/active/kxs_design.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kxs-design.md
@@ -1,3 +1,15 @@
+## kxs-design
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/362 (phase 1 leg; issue stays open for the series)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- notes: |
+    kxs phase 1. kxs_design.md + kxs_ground_truth.py in feature/autoarray/:
+    mechanism = adaptive eval -> partial bin to uniform s -> convolve -> bin;
+    k=1 reduces exactly to parent s=2 reference; adaptive k in {2,1} numbers
+    pinned. Fork decided: (b) caller-side util, segment map cached on
+    OverSampler; equality rule relaxes to divisibility. Approved unchanged.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # k×s coupling — design note (phase 1)
 
 > **RETIRED 2026-07-09 (reconcile pass).** The k×s series shipped and closed: PyAutoArray#362 closed as "series complete" via #363/#364/#365 + PyAutoGalaxy#486/#489 + autolens_workspace#236 / autolens_workspace_test#154 (complete.md: kxs-design/core/cache/refactor/workspace-tests/surface-refactor). This phase-1 design note is now historical.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/kxs-refactor.md b/complete/2026/07/kxs-refactor.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..341d8a9f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kxs-refactor.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+## kxs-refactor
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/362 (closed — series complete)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/365 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    k x s refactor exercise: segment-id construction vectorized (62->9.7ms
+    cold; warm cache path unchanged); ids bit-identical; suite 867. Process
+    note: executed WITHOUT a fresh Refactor Agent invocation (parent-series
+    decision wrongly treated as covering it) — future refactor legs re-invoke
+    the agent. Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/active/kxs_surface_refactor.md b/complete/2026/07/kxs-surface-refactor.md
similarity index 71%
rename from active/kxs_surface_refactor.md
rename to complete/2026/07/kxs-surface-refactor.md
index 0fa21d02..6a0192ed 100644
--- a/active/kxs_surface_refactor.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kxs-surface-refactor.md
@@ -1,3 +1,19 @@
+## kxs-surface-refactor
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/488 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/489 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    The proper agent-first k x s refactor (repaying the 2026-07-09 routing
+    miss): RefactorDecision too-large -> conservative cut; one
+    _convolved_from_evaluations core replaces the tail of all three
+    blurred-image variants; PyAutoArray surface assessed clean, no edits
+    (recorded on #488). Witnesses 956/867/347 + 14-section workspace script
+    unchanged, zero test edits. Incidents handled: canonical workspace_test
+    on another session's branch (witness run from origin/main content);
+    Mind stash drop recovered via fsck. Calibration: merged-unchanged.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Refactor the k×s coupling surface (proper Refactor Agent run)
 
 Type: refactor
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/kxs-workspace-tests.md b/complete/2026/07/kxs-workspace-tests.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e722e644
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/kxs-workspace-tests.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## kxs-workspace-tests
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/362 (phase 3)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/154 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    k x s phase 3: adaptive legs in convolution_over_sampled.py (lp round
+    trip chi2=0 with adaptive-vs-uniform 4.3e-2; adaptive pixelized 6.6e-5;
+    divisibility guard; adaptive simulate->fit 1.1e-29); parent guard
+    updated equality->divisibility. Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/lenstool-example.md b/complete/2026/07/lenstool-example.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..bff34318
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/lenstool-example.md
@@ -0,0 +1,22 @@
+## lenstool-example
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/239 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- pr: autolens_workspace#240 (merged)
+- notes: The flagship "PyAutoLens for Lenstool users" example — scripts/cluster/lenstool/
+  {data,modeling,README}. Anchored to Mahler et al. 2023's public Lenstool release of SMACS J0723
+  (github.com/guillaumemahler/SMACS0723-mahler2022 ICLv2: best.par/input.par/arcs.dat/galcat.cat,
+  runtime-downloaded with attribution — GPL repo, nothing redistributed). data.py verifies the
+  Lenstool relative frame against the data itself (x = -dRA·cosd0·3600, positive West) and
+  propagates sigposArcsec=0.4427" as the chi² noise. modeling.py reconstructs all 149 dPIE
+  potentials via from_lenstool and achieves **0.068" median source-plane rms** across 21 systems
+  (all ≤0.29"; published image-plane rms 0.32") — one-number validation of the entire convention
+  chain — then composes the exact refit (input.par prior bounds in Lenstool units via
+  dPIEMassLenstool; potfile tier = shared sigma*/r_cut* with fixed L^0.25/L^0.5 exponents;
+  72 free params = 30 mass + 42 source positions; search/forward-solve/figures gated for runtime).
+  KEY CONVENTION discovered en route: multi-plane Tracer normalizes profile deflections to the
+  FINAL plane — from_lenstool must take the tracer's highest source redshift as redshift_source
+  (z=2 normalization mis-scaled deflections ~15% → 2" source smear, measured then fixed).
+  Gotchas: (a) navigator catalogue regen required for any workspace script change; (b) critical
+  curves through 149 profiles cost ~10 min/plane in numpy — JAX-side speedup filed as follow-up
+  idea; (c) galcat.cat has 146 uncommented rows vs 144 best.par members (2 potfile exclusions) —
+  refit uses the catalogue, documented. NEXT: beta-tester iteration loop on this example.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/lenstool-scaling-reference-magnitude.md b/complete/2026/07/lenstool-scaling-reference-magnitude.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2711eccd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/lenstool-scaling-reference-magnitude.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## lenstool-scaling-reference-magnitude (PR1 cluster + PR2 group/imaging — complete; PR3 SLaM deferred)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/265
+- completed: 2026-07-10 (registry reconciled 2026-07-13)
+- prs: autolens_workspace#267 (PR1 cluster) + autolens_workspace#268 (PR2 group+imaging) — both MERGED 2026-07-10 (squash). Both on main (cd0a965a/0f941072/99999a3f).
+- summary: LensTool reference-magnitude (mag0) scaling-relation convention — explicit fixed reference luminosity (not max-of-sample), fixed exponent 0.5, full dPIE r_core/r_cut/b0 scaling (added ra_ref). Delivered as 2 of a planned 3 sequential PRs: cluster examples (#267) then group + imaging feature examples (#268). PR3 (SLaM pipelines) was scoped but never started; deferred to planned.md as lenstool-scaling-slam. Gotcha (recorded for the follow-up): notebook regen via generate.py autolens surfaces PRE-EXISTING catalogue drift (multi/features notebooks + llms-full.txt/workspace_index.json) that must be reverted so only the scaling-scoped files are staged.
+- close-out 2026-07-13: registry entry was stale (active.md still read "PR1 #267 OPEN/unmerged" though both PRs merged 2026-07-10). Freed the autolens_workspace claim on user request — worktree ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/lenstool-scaling-reference-magnitude removed (clean, no unmerged/uncommitted/gitignored work; the slam branch sat 0 commits ahead of main), local branches feature/lenstool-scaling-{reference-magnitude,slam} deleted. Merged remote branches origin/feature/lenstool-scaling-{reference-magnitude,group-imaging} left for routine remote cleanup.
diff --git a/active/live_visual_update_context.md b/complete/2026/07/live-visual-update-context.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/live_visual_update_context.md
rename to complete/2026/07/live-visual-update-context.md
index aea8369e..393e78a1 100644
--- a/active/live_visual_update_context.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/live-visual-update-context.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## live-visual-update-context
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/53 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/54 (merged, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: task 5 of the autolens_assistant batch — al_configure_search ask-once Live visual updates branch (script viewer / notebook in-place / HPC keep-False; fit.png always written; iterations_per_quick_update cadence); al_run_search no-re-ask reminder; wiki/core/api/searches.md Shared knobs documents live_visual_update grounded on installed abstract_search.py (common-base param via **kwargs, default False); config/general.yaml updates:/hpc: synced w/ workspace (quick_update_background + live_visual_update, all false). Stale 'too-large' difficulty label confirmed wrong — contained change.
+- followups: batch finale — portable_user_defaults (discovery-half) next
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Surface live visual updates in assistant search guidance
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/manifest-drift-organ-registration.md b/complete/2026/07/manifest-drift-organ-registration.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..43477b80
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/manifest-drift-organ-registration.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## manifest-drift-organ-registration (firewall + spawn spec + pointer sweep — complete)
+- completed: 2026-07-13
+- prs: PyAutoMind#68 (fbf1055) + Jammy2211/euclid_assistant#7 — both MERGED 2026-07-13 (squash); PyAutoMind-template + PyAutoMemory-template republished (spawn regenerate from fbf1055).
+- summary: cleared the manifest drift surfaced by the 2026-07-13 /morning (/health Heart YELLOW tenant-firewall 12 mismatches + failing spawn_drift + one CLAUDE→AGENTS pointer miss), all fallout from recent work (the /morning bin scripts, hygiene conductor, perf Heart legs, PyAutoGut condemned.md, skill-wrapper symlinks) landing without manifest registration. **repos_sync.py**: registered the 12 new organ-code files in FIREWALL_ALLOWLIST → tenant-firewall OK (Heart's manifest_drift.py shells out to repos_sync --check, so this directly cleared the YELLOW). **spawn.py + spawn_spec.md**: registered the 7 new PyAutoMind paths — condemned.md→EMPTY (registry file like parked.md), policy/**→KEEP (org-agnostic safety), .claude/** + .codex/**→DROP (installer artifacts); excluded the generator's own scripts/spawn.py from canary_scan (it defines CANARY_TOKENS as machinery). **Template republish**: spawn --write + normal-push sync of both -template repos (they were significantly stale) → spawn_drift red→green (run 29245239306). **euclid_assistant#7**: CLAUDE.md→content-free @AGENTS.md pointer + canonical AGENTS.md header — finished the Jammy2211 tail of the AGENTS.md standardization epic (maintenance/jammy2211/agents_md_pointer_sweep.md, now Status: complete; autofit_workspace_developer already compliant, admin_jammy AGENTS-less record-only). Also housekeeping: got PyAutoMind's primary checkout back on main (freed main from a stale codex worktree, ff'd 91 commits d58127f→704b667, deleted stray tmp-land-navigator).
diff --git a/active/markdown_example_renderings.md b/complete/2026/07/markdown-example-renderings.md
similarity index 68%
rename from active/markdown_example_renderings.md
rename to complete/2026/07/markdown-example-renderings.md
index 09c787ec..105df944 100644
--- a/active/markdown_example_renderings.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/markdown-example-renderings.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## markdown-example-renderings
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/134 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoBuild#137 (generator) + autolens_workspace#263 (9 executed pages) — both MERGED same day (700042de / 49277d04), human-authorized in-session
+- summary: executed-markdown example pages, GitHub-browsable with real output images. generate_markdown.py (curated config/build/markdown_examples.yaml; never TEST_MODE; features/ refused; tracked-file restore; local-path redaction; stale *_files cleanup; 22 tests) + autolens pilot: root start_here, imaging five, guides trio (83 PNGs ~19M, README links). Both Nautilus fits ran real (2h05m + 1h55m, once); resume cache proven 122s and copied to canonical output/ before worktree cleanup. Review found+fixed path leakage + orphan PNGs pre-ship. Calibration: merged-unchanged. Phase 2 rollout prompt filed (docs/pyautobuild/markdown_example_renderings_rollout.md) — run on Opus per user; cluster runtime + HowTo curated list are human calls.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Markdown renderings (with images) of curated workspace + HowTo examples
 
 Type: docs
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/markdown-renderings-howto.md b/complete/2026/07/markdown-renderings-howto.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e96dd800
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/markdown-renderings-howto.md
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@
+## markdown-renderings-howto
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/issues/24 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: HowToFit#15 (62788e5) + HowToGalaxy#18 (3429dc5) + HowToLens#25 (93b520a) — all MERGED 2026-07-11
+- summary: batch 2b executed-markdown for HowTo chapter_1 (6/6/9). FAST (ch1 = few/no searches). Surfaced+fixed 2 tutorials (tutorial_3_fitting, tutorial_7_fitting) MISSING setup_notebook → nbconvert CWD=notebook-dir broke relative paths; added line + regenerated notebooks. Broader audit filed bug/howto/missing_setup_notebook_audit.md. Calibration merged-unchanged. Completes the markdown-renderings rollout (phase1 + 2a + 2b, 8 PRs).
+
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- issues: PyAutoBrain#84 + PyAutoBrain#85 + autolens_profiling#61 (closed)
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#86 + PyAutoMind#60 + PyAutoHeart#59 + PyAutoBuild#145 + autolens_profiling#64 (all merged, merge commits)
+- summary: Added Codex discovery across the PyAuto agent and workflow surfaces while preserving Claude commands and skill links. Phase 1 added thin `SKILL.md` wrappers for every public PyAutoBrain conductor/faculty and dual-harness installer coverage (30 tests; all 30 mandatory-load budgets pass). Phase 2 added `spawn`, `review-release`, `verify-install`, and `pre-build` wrappers plus explicit cross-harness ownership/routing (Heart 244 tests; Build 112 passed/1 skipped; composed installer and review clean). Phase 3 normalized `profile_likelihood` to Codex `profile-likelihood` while retaining Claude `/profile_likelihood`; profiling CI passed ruff, dashboard idempotence, links, and smoke. User explicitly directed PR+merge despite the ambient Heart YELLOW gate; no executable science or library API changed.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Markdown example renderings — batch 2b (HowTo trio)
+
+Type: docs
+Target: workspaces
+Difficulty: medium
+Autonomy: safe
+Priority: normal
+Status: formalised
+
+Follow-on to batch 2a (the three workspaces). Roll the executed-markdown
+rendering system (PyAutoBuild generate_markdown.py, on main since 2026-07-10,
+issue PyAutoBuild#134) out to the HowTo teaching series.
+
+Scope (user-decided 2026-07-10): the full **chapter_1_introduction** of each of
+HowToFit, HowToGalaxy, HowToLens — all tutorials in that chapter (HowToFit 6,
+HowToGalaxy 6, HowToLens 9). Intro chapters are mostly visualization/fitting,
+not full model-fits, so they render fast and showcase the teaching style with
+images. Later chapters (modeling / pixelizations) are OUT of this batch.
+
+Per repo: a config/build/markdown_examples.yaml listing the chapter_1 tutorials
+in order, README links ("Browse the tutorials with output images"), a
+git check-ignore verification on markdown/, and a real build (never TEST_MODE).
+The HowTo repos each carry a Colab-style setup; confirm the pages render on
+GitHub with images. Ship one pending-release PR per repo behind the four-leg
+gate. Run this AFTER batch 2a merges (generator is repo-agnostic; no tooling
+change expected). Operational traps are the same as 2a — see the phase-1 memory
+[[markdown-example-renderings]].
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/markdown-renderings-workspaces.md b/complete/2026/07/markdown-renderings-workspaces.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..086b80c7
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/markdown-renderings-workspaces.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## markdown-renderings-workspaces
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/264 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: autofit_workspace#90 (afc384a) + autogalaxy_workspace#127 (04f0d8b9) + autolens_workspace#270 (632c776a) — all MERGED 2026-07-11 (human-directed)
+- summary: batch 2a executed-markdown for the 3 workspaces (autofit 3 overview, autogalaxy 18, autolens +21 → index 30). cluster + ellipse/modeling excluded (runtime/timeout, follow-up). Traps: shared-venv matplotlib 3.11 broke corner→arviz-plots mid-build (downgraded 3.10.9; one-off, arviz nss-only, no pin); machine reboot mid-build resumed from cache; fits bank BEFORE plot cell so crashes never lose sampling. Calibration merged-unchanged. Leftovers: docs/pyautobuild/markdown_renderings_2a_leftovers.md.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/matrix-blackjax-and-smoke-guards.md b/complete/2026/07/matrix-blackjax-and-smoke-guards.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..21d73965
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/matrix-blackjax-and-smoke-guards.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## matrix-blackjax-and-smoke-guards
+- prs: PyAutoFit#1359 (blackjax unit guard) + autofit_workspace#89 + autolens_workspace#269 + autogalaxy_workspace#126 (smoke guards) + PyAutoFit#1360 (remove orphaned nss_install_smoke.yml) — all MERGED 2026-07-11
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- summary: Final layers of the Python Version Matrix fix (after nufftax #382/#144 and jax #383/#1358/#497/#604). (1) blackjax unit: #1358 guarded the 2 _times_from_positions NUTS tests on jax, but they need BLACKJAX (jax installs on 3.11+ via [optional] chain, blackjax lives in autofit[optional] which the matrix omits) → #1359 re-guards on find_spec("blackjax"). (2) Smoke: 3 workspace example scripts hit ModuleNotFoundError on optional backends — searches/mcmc.py (blackjax NUTS section), interferometer/modeling.py + start_here.py (nufftax) → added find_spec guards that print+sys.exit(0) when backend absent; verified against clean 2026.7.9.1 venv (mcmc runs Emcee+Zeus then skips NUTS). (3) NSS cleanup: nss_install_smoke.yml was orphaned (af.NSS + [nss] extra already removed from main; my stale memory said parked-unpushed but it LANDED) — ran on every PR installing nonexistent autofit[nss] → deleted. blackjax is NUTS's (mainline, [optional]); NSS used a DIFFERENT handley-lab fork — unrelated. From /health 2026-07-11.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/matrix-jax-skip.md b/complete/2026/07/matrix-jax-skip.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b124ea6c
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/matrix-jax-skip.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## matrix-jax-skip
+- prs: PyAutoArray#383 + PyAutoFit#1358 + PyAutoGalaxy#497 + PyAutoLens#604 (all MERGED 2026-07-11, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- summary: Second layer of the Python Version Matrix fix (after nufftax layer #382/#144). 11 unit tests across 4 repos exercise jax-only paths (vmapped profiles / blackjax NUTS / NUFFT sparse operator / use_jax=True) and hard-failed on the NumPy-only matrix with ModuleNotFoundError: jax (jax ships via [optional], absent on the matrix; can't install on 3.9 anyway). Guarded each with pytest.mark.skipif(importlib.util.find_spec("jax") is None); numpy tests in same files untouched. Doctrine-aligned (unit tests numpy-only). Verified: jax-absent clean venv → guarded skip + rest pass; jax-present dev env → collect clean; all 4 PR CIs green (3.12/3.13 run the guarded tests). Matrix re-dispatched (run 29150117854) to confirm end-to-end green. From /health 2026-07-11.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/matrix-nufftax-py312.md b/complete/2026/07/matrix-nufftax-py312.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..59e65b88
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/matrix-nufftax-py312.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## matrix-nufftax-py312
+- prs: PyAutoArray#382 + PyAutoBuild#144 (both MERGED 2026-07-11, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- summary: Fixed the chronic PyAutoBuild "Python Version Matrix" weekly red. 38 failures/job = nufftax ModuleNotFoundError — default Interferometer transformer is TransformerNUFFT (nufftax), which is python>=3.12-gated in PyAutoArray [optional]; matrix installed bare -e ./PyAutoArray so nufftax/pynufft absent everywhere, and on 3.9-3.11 nufftax can't install by design (org: <3.12 not officially supported). PyAutoArray#382 = conftest pytest_collection_modifyitems skips default-nufftax interferometer/transformer tests when nufftax absent (keeps DFT+pynufft); PyAutoBuild#144 = matrix installs PyAutoArray[optional]. Verified local py3.12: present→pass, blocked→skip clean. Matrix re-dispatched post-merge to confirm green. From /health 2026-07-11.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/mcmc-corner-smoke.md b/complete/2026/07/mcmc-corner-smoke.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..efef1c1d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/mcmc-corner-smoke.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## mcmc-corner-smoke
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoFit#1347 (merged, pending-release) + autolens_workspace_test#159 (merged, pending-release)
+- summary: The `searches/mcmc.py` "no dynamic range" release-smoke crash (nightly-release blocker) was a **library** bug, not autofit_workspace as the prompt assumed. Reproduced on main via PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1: `corner_cornerpy` (autofit/non_linear/plot/samples_plotters.py) called `corner.corner(...)` with no `range=`, so any degenerate (zero-spread) column raised. Fix = `_corner_range_from(data)` helper computes explicit per-column ranges (widening degenerate columns), passed as `range=`; affects every corner-plotting search. New unit test in test_autofit/non_linear/plot. Verified mcmc.py exits 0 + writes corner.png. PR#1347 (PyAutoFit) shipped this. autolens_workspace_test#159 rode along in the same session: the release-matrix `*/modeling_visualization_jit.py` Part-2 "no fit.png produced" failures on the LENS scripts (imaging/interferometer/point_source) were a filename mismatch — the lens quick-update writes `fit_quick.png` (subplot_fit_quick), the assertion globbed `fit.png`; fixed the glob, verified against a real produced artifact. NOTE: this only covers the lens viz scripts. The GALAXY imaging/interferometer + ellipse viz failures do NOT reproduce on current source main — fresh smoke-mode matrix 29082977784 (1059 pass / 24 fail / 124 skip): autogalaxy_test = 51 pass / 3 fail with 0 viz among the failures, so they pass on current main; the 3-day release-run failures were stale or release-wheel-specific (old floor wheels 2026.7.6.649). No source fix warranted; re-validate in the next release-fidelity run. The `*/modeling_visualization_jit.py` scripts are SLOW-skipped in routine smoke/schedule mode (autolens variants explicitly, >300s cap) so they only run in the RELEASE gate. The Part-1 `warm_dt < 0.1` perf assertion is hardware-flaky (339ms on laptop; point_source's already fixed to a cold/warm ratio). See memory project_heart_yellow_mcmc_viz_fixes. The broader ~37 matrix failures (incl. 9-strong TFP↔JAX pytype_aval_mappings dep incompat) remain out of scope; Heart stays yellow.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/memory-faculty.md b/complete/2026/07/memory-faculty.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..4715bb4d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/memory-faculty.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## memory-faculty
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/48 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/49 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 8. agents/faculties/memory/: cited-digest recall
+    (grep-ranked pointers + snippets) over PyAutoMemory sub-wikis (query-time
+    discovery, no layout coupling), autolens_assistant skills/wiki, Mind
+    complete.md. Empty digest = exit 4, never invent context. Privacy seam
+    (PyAutoMemory never cited in public output) lives in the faculty doc.
+    WORKFLOW.md consult-Memory step rewired to the faculty.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-core-api.md b/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-core-api.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6b036e8d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-core-api.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## multi-shared-state-core-api
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/379 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- epic: multi_shared_state_examples phase 2/4 (design PyAutoLens#599 D1-D6 + reg amendment)
+- library-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/380 (merged f8a32d43b)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/600 (merged 1513236da)
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoLens
+- notes: Imaging shared-state consumer under --auto safe (four-leg gate: 896+962+378 tests, six-workspace smoke all green after contention reruns, review CLEAN w/ end-to-end FactorGraph bit-identical parity + compute-once, Heart YELLOW 7-reason set human-acked). Shared object = source-plane mesh geometry ONLY (aa.PreloadsImaging; no H per user amendment, no F/L/mapper — per-exposure PSFs/offsets). TracerToInversion pg-list preload consult; FitImaging preloads threading; pytree no_flatten. Two CRLF diff-inflation traps caught (autoarray __init__.py, autolens test file). Merged + cleaned same day; phase 3 follows.
diff --git a/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_3_workspace_examples.md b/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-examples-phase-3-workspace-examples.md
similarity index 63%
rename from active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_3_workspace_examples.md
rename to complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-examples-phase-3-workspace-examples.md
index e447d29a..3a34b10f 100644
--- a/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_3_workspace_examples.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-examples-phase-3-workspace-examples.md
@@ -1,3 +1,19 @@
+## multi-shared-state-examples-phase-3-workspace-examples
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/260 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- epic: multi_shared_state_examples phase 3/4 (+ the scoped-preloads library follow-up)
+- library-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/381 (merged)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/601 (merged)
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/261 (merged)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/162 (merged)
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/60 (merged)
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test, autolens_profiling
+- notes: Docstring'd shared-mesh API sections on the multi feature examples (same_wavelength headline + wavelength_dependence + imaging_and_interferometer + dataset_offsets cross-ref); multi shared_preloads parity script (identical-exposure bit-parity numpy+JAX, g+r shared-mesh vmap==jit; in smoke_tests.txt); runtime measurement 1.14x at hst x 4 exposures (mesh-only, consistency-first framing per #599 D1). REVIEW FIND: cross-dataset-type preloads hazard in merged phase 2 (lead's shared preloads reach every factor; an interferometer mapper/F would silently corrupt an imaging fit) fixed via dataset-scoped consumption (_preloads_scoped: same-type identity, cross-type mesh-only view) + interferometer shared_state_from now populates mesh fields (D5 both directions). TRAP recorded: crashed JAX runs can poison the gitignored lensed_source.fits adapt cache with in-mask NaNs (qhull NaN error) — delete + regenerate. Simulators deliberately untouched (dataset_offsets demos shifts). Same-lambda literal joint stacked inversion remains the un-issued multi_joint_stack_inversion follow-up prompt.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Multi-dataset shared-state — Phase 3: workspace examples + parity test
 
 Autonomy: safe
diff --git a/active/multi_shared_state_examples.md b/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-examples.md
similarity index 85%
rename from active/multi_shared_state_examples.md
rename to complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-examples.md
index 16263de3..77e013a2 100644
--- a/active/multi_shared_state_examples.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/multi-shared-state-examples.md
@@ -1,3 +1,18 @@
+## multi-shared-state-examples (EPIC — phases 1-4 + follow-up)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/599 (CLOSED — epic anchor/design)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/380 + /381
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/600 + /601
+- workspace-pr:
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/261 + /262
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/162
+  - https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/60
+- repos: PyAutoArray, PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace, autolens_workspace_test, autolens_profiling
+- notes: Full epic conceived, designed, built, tested, measured, documented and merged in one day under --auto (three safe runs, all merged-unchanged). Design #599 D1-D6: shared object = source-plane mesh geometry ONLY (user amendment excluded H — adaptive reg is data-dependent; PSFs/offsets exclude F/L/mapper). Same-lambda "one reconstruction" = shared-mesh-per-factor; the literal joint stacked inversion is the un-issued multi_joint_stack_inversion follow-up prompt (feature/autolens/, write when wanted). Phase-4 prompt consumed without its own issue (1-line README diff; epic anchor #599 carried it). Phase-4 prompt file remains in feature/autolens/ — superseded, safe to treat as complete.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Shared-state likelihood API for multi-dataset examples (shifted shared Delaunay mesh)
 
 Extend the datacube shared-state / `shared_preloads` machinery (PyAutoFit
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/nautilus-nn-bottleneck.md b/complete/2026/07/nautilus-nn-bottleneck.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..121a9238
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/nautilus-nn-bottleneck.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## nautilus-nn-bottleneck
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/issues/18 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace_developer/pull/19 (merged 24b0c4d, squash)
+- summary: Nautilus overhead research — anatomy on fast likelihoods (NN training 40-52% + bound geometry 25-38% of wall; likelihood 0.6% in the GPU-proxy regime); zero-code sweep found n_networks=0 gives 2-3.2x with logZ/ESS intact BUT evals-to-ML +50% — maintainer REJECTED it for real sampling (NN bounds protect peak-finding on curved/degenerate posteriors); JAX ensemble-MLP emulator prototype measured NEGATIVE on CPU (4-6x slower than sklearn at matched quality); verdict: JAX-ifying nautilus wholesale infeasible-as-port (adaptive host-side control flow — the XLA rewrite IS a different sampler, i.e. NSS); wrapper note: fit_x1_cpu passes pool=None (serial MLP training in the JAX path) but do NOT wire a process pool (os.fork + JAX threads deadlock risk). --auto supervised: parked at ship sign-off, human directed merge + rejected n_networks=0 follow-ups in-conversation (Heart YELLOW, 6 pre-existing organism-scope reasons, human-directed ship)
+- followups: none filed (n_networks=0 config + GPU validation prompts explicitly declined); reference record in searches_minimal/nautilus_bottleneck_findings.md — next targets if revisited: bound geometry profile, fork-free training parallelism; long-term JAX-native sampler swap unchanged
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/nightly-loud-failure.md b/complete/2026/07/nightly-loud-failure.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..ff74959d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/nightly-loud-failure.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## nightly-loud-failure
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/67
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: PyAutoBrain#69 (merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: nightly driver hardening — token probe, fetch errors page (never 💤), anchor validation w/ 24h fallback, no anchor advance on error nights or dry-runs; 12 unit tests + three live --no-dispatch path validations; found via the 2026-07-10 silent-skip incidents (secrets were also missing on PyAutoBrain — set by human same day; anchor manually reset to 2026-07-09T06:05:39Z)
diff --git a/active/nightly_release_activity_gate.md b/complete/2026/07/nightly-release-activity-gate.md
similarity index 74%
rename from active/nightly_release_activity_gate.md
rename to complete/2026/07/nightly-release-activity-gate.md
index 8f148ec5..76d3e8bc 100644
--- a/active/nightly_release_activity_gate.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/nightly-release-activity-gate.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## nightly-release-activity-gate
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/127 (OPEN — phase 2 pending)
+- completed: 2026-07-09 (phase 1)
+- prs: PyAutoBuild#128 (docs/nightly_release_design.md) + PyAutoBrain#62 (AUTONOMY.md standing grant) — both merged 2026-07-09, human-directed ("go") after design review
+- note: phase-1 design for unattended nightly live PyPI releases. Approved design: Brain-scheduled driver (nightly.sh + nightly-release.yml) composing the M1-M4 release-validation machinery; activity gate over 11 release-relevant repos (pipeline self-commits excluded); Heart GREEN required (no force input; needs phase-2 release-gate CI evidence profile); loud skip/stop via PYAUTO_RELEASE_WEBHOOK_URL; NIGHTLY_RELEASES kill switch; release.yml cron REMOVED in phase 2 (live hazard while it survives: RELEASE_MODE=live would release ungated at 2AM). AUTONOMY.md release cap now carries its sole dated exception (grant attaches to the schedule, not the pipeline). Phase 2 = feature/pyautobuild/nightly_release_implementation.md. Arming blockers: next manual live release + PyAutoBuild#126.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Nightly releases with an activity gate
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/nightly_release_implementation.md b/complete/2026/07/nightly-release-implementation.md
similarity index 73%
rename from active/nightly_release_implementation.md
rename to complete/2026/07/nightly-release-implementation.md
index 7b1d1eb6..e8d594a0 100644
--- a/active/nightly_release_implementation.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/nightly-release-implementation.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## nightly-release-implementation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/127 (OPEN — tracker until armed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09 (phase 2)
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#63 (nightly driver + scheduler) + PyAutoBuild#129 (release.yml cron removed) + PyAutoHeart#47 (release-ci readiness profile) + PyAutoMind#43 (digest watchdog) — all merged 2026-07-09, human-directed
+- note: the full nightly-release system per docs/nightly_release_design.md — nightly.sh (kill switch → same-day guard → activity gate → release-blocker check → M1-M4 validate choreography → release-ci GREEN gate, no force → live dispatch → one Slack outcome per path), activity_gate.py + first PyAutoBrain tests/, 02:00 UTC scheduler (dry_run default true), `pyauto-brain release nightly`, consult_vitals_verdict --profile. release-blocker label on 13 repos, applied to Build#126 (verified: gates-only run stops exit-2 naming it). NOT ARMED: NIGHTLY_RELEASES unset + dry_run true; arming checklist on #127. Manual live release 2026.7.9.1 dispatched same session (run 29041595906) as arming step 1.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Nightly release implementation (phase 2 of the activity gate design)
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/nnls-bpp-admm-experiment.md b/complete/2026/07/nnls-bpp-admm-experiment.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c9ae9872
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/nnls-bpp-admm-experiment.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## nnls-bpp-admm-experiment
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/370 (closed)
+- prs: none (negative result; probes in autolens_profiling scratch/nnls_speedup/, ledger in results/notes/nnls_solver_ledger.md)
+- summary: BPP and ADMM prototyped against the real systems as PDIP alternatives; BOTH FAILED gates. BPP: sign-init 95% correct, masked-Cholesky exact, converges rel dObj ~1e-15, but degenerate rect outskirts + collinear MGE force 36-53 factorizations (best magnitude-damped variant) vs PDIP 19-21 — slower. ADMM: plateaus rel dObj ~3e-6 after 3000 iters (needs <=1e-10); sublinear at cond~1e10; preconditioning blocked by positivity geometry. Conclusion: PDIP ~20 iters x fresh Cholesky is near-optimal for this problem class; faster positive-only solves require problem-level changes (n, conditioning, positivity model). Complete dead-end ledger: warm starts, fp32/IR, Gondzio MCC, BPP, ADMM
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/nnls-solver-optimization.md b/complete/2026/07/nnls-solver-optimization.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..27d1b0fe
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/nnls-solver-optimization.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## nnls-solver-optimization
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/369 (closed)
+- prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/371 (merged, pending-release)
+- summary: NNLS positive-only solver optimization. Phase A on real extracted production systems (rect n=1581 / Delaunay n=1560, pixelization+MGE-60 HST, post-#368): NNLS = 20% of eval on CPU, 34% on RTX 2060 (grows on accelerators; latency-bound). Delaunay verdict: mesh/scipy machinery no longer the target post-#368; residual is callback vmap serialization (A100 job 330046 quantifies, still queued). Shipped: per-fit Settings(nnls_solver_tol, nnls_max_iter), default off = bit-identical upstream (solutions + gradients validated); tol 1e-6 saves ~15-20% of solve, dlog_ev ~1e-8; vendored driver autoarray/util/jax_nnls.py. Consumer-laptop feasibility established: full eval 0.88s fp64 on RTX 2060 (6.8x its CPU); mixed precision not the consumer rescue (F+NNLS stay fp64 = 84%). Ledger doc committed: autolens_profiling results/notes/nnls_solver_ledger.md (b5e15fa)
+- followups: A100 addendum to closed #369 when RAL GPU nodes return (job 330046 queued; results land in scratch/nnls_speedup/); workspace configs need no mirroring (Settings-based, no yaml keys)
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/opus-wrapup.md b/complete/2026/07/opus-wrapup.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/opus-wrapup.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## opus-wrapup (executed on Fable)
+- issues: PyAutoMind#51 + PyAutoMind#53 + PyAutoBrain#77 (all closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: Mind#52 (prompt_sync self-locating) · Mind#54 (spawn stamps family smoke CI; both family repos' first Smoke runs GREEN through the reusable with chain=PyAutoProject/PyPI deps — adopter path proven live) · Brain#78 + Build#135 + Heart#56 (clone v1)
+- summary: the three post-Phase-4 remainders, all shipped same-day. Clone v1: --apply --mode lightweight-seed emits the plan JSON → Build's new plan-driven clone_seed.py executes (private-first); Heart docs/newborn_validation.md is the publish gate. First birth executed end-to-end as v1's proof (autofit_assistant, private: 134 files, clean substitutions incl. derived al_→af_ prefix, 341-entry PENDING queue) — then **DELETED at human direction** (maintainer will build the real autofit assistant from his own prompt, not clone, on this occasion; the machinery stands proven and regenerates it in one command). v2 files on demand. Build claim-override (disjoint from #134) human-approved. PyAutoScientist backlog is now EMPTY.
diff --git a/active/per_frame_psf.md b/complete/2026/07/per-frame-psf.md
similarity index 57%
rename from active/per_frame_psf.md
rename to complete/2026/07/per-frame-psf.md
index 28fe47f9..4cefe7ad 100644
--- a/active/per_frame_psf.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/per-frame-psf.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## per-frame-psf
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/21 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/22 (merged 25f9a0e, squash)
+- summary: per-frame native ePSFs live (psf/frame_epsf.py: sky-subtracted, DQ local-median patch in ESTIMATOR input only — 2.8% flag density kills rejection-on-contact; insufficient-stars = recorded+loud not hard stop) + user-directed psf_from_frames option (psf/frame_combine.py: mosaic PSF = exptime-weighted combination of frame ePSFs, drop-convolved + Jacobian-resampled; loud when no frame contributes). slacs0008: 3/3 frames viable (69/96/70 stars, FWHM 2.0-2.8 native px); combined vs 100-star mosaic ePSF agree 3.5% moment-FWHM, combined sharper as predicted. Sky-subtraction audit confirmed at every layer pre-ship (user check). 187 tests. Ship human-authorized in-conversation ("If so ship it"); Heart YELLOW ⊆ acked set
+- followups: TinyTim/model tier-2 PSF (roadmap); frames->PyAutoLens multi-exposure fitting task still unfiled (deliberate — waits on consumer design); loud registration print retire-deliberately note stands
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Per-frame native-pixel PSFs for the frame-products mode
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/per-project-literature.md b/complete/2026/07/per-project-literature.md
new file mode 100644
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/per-project-literature.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## per-project-literature
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/49 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/50 (merged 35b6e4e, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: task 3 of the autolens_assistant batch — hybrid literature rule live: Create scaffolds wiki/project/bibliography.md (same section shape as shared sources/*.md so promotion = verbatim copy; public refs only); thin AGENTS.md Literature bullet; al_ingest_paper target-selection (project-local default inside a project w/ read-only canonical-key reuse; shared wiki only from the assistant clone or explicit promotion); skills README updated. Guided paper-intake at creation stays DEFERRED/evidence-gated (recorded on #49).
+- followups: batch continues — script_to_notebook next (reuse PyAutoBuild autobuild/generate.py)
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/plot-rst-functional-rewrite.md b/complete/2026/07/plot-rst-functional-rewrite.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..a25c54d2
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/plot-rst-functional-rewrite.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## plot-rst-functional-rewrite
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/595 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoLens#596 + PyAutoGalaxy#494 (both merged-unchanged 2026-07-09, squash)
+- note: follow-up from #592 (--auto supervised, maintainer pre-authorized to PR-open). Added functional-API 'Plot Customization' (title/colormap/use_log10/output_* kwargs; config/visualize defaults) + 'Figure Output' (autoarray.plot.Output) sections to plot.rst, grounded on dir(autolens.plot)/dir(autoarray.plot) + workspace plot guide; re-audit clean, docutils parses, CRLF-safe. PyAutoFit plot.rst still deferred behind ep-graphical-docs #1334 (same removed-OO issue).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/point-pairing-policies.md b/complete/2026/07/point-pairing-policies.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..21559843
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/point-pairing-policies.md
@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
+## point-pairing-policies
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/585 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoLens#586 + autolens_workspace#248 (merged)
+- notes: unmatched_model_policy on FitPositionsImagePairRepeat (magnification_filter default —
+  demagnified-central convention, |mu|<0.1 exempt; penalize/ignore via class-attr pattern);
+  Hungarian under-prediction reward fixed (all-caps warning retired); no_image_residual finite
+  floors; n_unmatched_model_positions diagnostic; guides/point_source_pairing.py with the
+  "search source-plane, validate image-plane" workflow. magnification_filter default stood at merge.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/preopt-breakdown-dashboard.md b/complete/2026/07/preopt-breakdown-dashboard.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..46d1ba42
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/preopt-breakdown-dashboard.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## preopt-breakdown-dashboard
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/59 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/63 (MERGED, squash; pending-release)
+- summary: Phase-4 (likelihood_breakdown + dashboard) leg of the polish.md PreOptimizationTimes campaign. Delivered: A100 breakdown tier (imaging mge/pix/delaunay × hst dense+sparse + datacube, fp64+mp, GPU-first doctrine); four-way split of the delaunay inversion-setup block (triangulation+interpolation ≈27% of full likelihood = top optimization target; NNLS 65% pix / 34% delaunay); build_readme.py Platform column + auto-populated PreOptimizationTimes baseline column; results/notes/preopt_breakdown_baseline.md (verdict: no library drift since May, 0.89–1.14× scatter, F-matrix dominates mesh cells). Wrap-up (this session, after #62 cleared the phase-3 gate): merged origin/main (3 generated READMEs conflicted → regenerated from merged build_readme.py, not hand-merged), fixed stale Roadmap row 7, ruff-format fix for lint (delaunay split-setup + build_readme). CI green (ruff check+format, build_readme --check idempotence, lychee, smoke import). Heart NOT re-run — data/docs/tooling only, no library source. Worktree + branch cleaned up.
+- follow-up filed (un-issued backlog): feature/autoarray/nufft_mapping_matrix_column_chunking.md — alma_high interferometer breakdown stays gpu_unusable_breakdown (inversion-matrix extraction NUFFTs all 1500 mapping-matrix columns onto the 1600² grid at once = 61.44 GB fp64, OOMs A100; existing 1M-vis chunking chunks the gather not the columns). Needs column-chunked mapping-matrix NUFFT at the PyAutoArray/nufftax boundary; cross-refs the sibling simulator-NUFFT chunking prompt. Re-run + lift the classification once it lands.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/prior-width-safety.md b/complete/2026/07/prior-width-safety.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/prior-width-safety.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## prior-width-safety
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1346 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1348 (merged cf0cc4bbb, merged-unchanged incl. disclosed D2 amendment)
+- summary: Phase 2 of #1331 — RelativeWidthModifier abs(mean)+opt-in absolute_floor, default-path width guard (parameter-named PriorException), sigma<0 rejected on both message classes (agree; sigma=0 point-mass idiom preserved on evidence), 11 regression tests; #1331 batch now fully landed bar parked design items 09/11/12/13/14
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/priors-messages-fixes.md b/complete/2026/07/priors-messages-fixes.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..55042a43
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/priors-messages-fixes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## priors-messages-fixes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1344 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/pull/1345 (merged c0b6c94b8, merged-unchanged)
+- summary: Phase 1 of #1331 priors/messages batch — 7 fixes (01/02/04/10 + decisions 1/3/4), 12 regression tests, Fable math re-verification; Phase 2 (decisions 5+2 width-modifier pair) filed as follow-up
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/profiling-preopt-campaign.md b/complete/2026/07/profiling-preopt-campaign.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0a8ef3cd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/profiling-preopt-campaign.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## profiling-preopt-campaign
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/56 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/62 (MERGED, squash; pending-release)
+- summary: Phase-3 (likelihood_runtime) leg of the polish.md PreOptimizationTimes campaign, frozen "done enough" at user direction after the --auto run (launched 2026-07-08) stalled with RAL HPC down. Wrap-up: rebased feature/profiling-preopt-campaign onto origin/main (clean; ahead-5/behind-7 all unrelated paths), committed stray datacube delaunay results, ran likelihood_runtime/aggregate.py across all cells (comparison.json 1→12), froze results/baselines/PreOptimizationTimes/ + refreshed READMEs. Baseline: imaging (mge/pix/delaunay × ao/hst/jwst) + interferometer (× sma/alma) + datacube (delaunay/sma), local CPU fp64/mp dense+sparse. Deferred to a later profiling-agent re-run: laptop-GPU + HPC-A100 legs (extend same cells, refresh in place). Cosmetic: datacube/delaunay/sma headline renders — (raw JSON lacks the headline field). Cleared the phase-3 gate for preopt-breakdown-dashboard (#59) dashboard leg. Worktree + branch cleaned up.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-convolution-docstring.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-convolution-docstring.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b9d9c245
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-convolution-docstring.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## psf-convolution-docstring
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/257 (closed)
+- prs: autolens_workspace#258 (merged e53a0062, squash) + autogalaxy_workspace#124 (merged f611b8f4, squash)
+- summary: Normalized PSF-convolution docs across 41 simulator.py (both workspaces). Tier A (3 reference files: imaging/simulator.py both + autolens group/simulator.py) got a __PSF Convolution__ docstring section in __Contents__ with the over-sample note as prose (not `#` comments) + `convolve_over_sample_size = 1`. Tier B (38 others) got just `convolve_over_sample_size=1` on from_gaussian — no over-sampling examples. 10 autogalaxy CRLF files edited CRLF-safe (1-line diffs). Interferometer/point-multiple/weak-base out of scope (no real-space PSF). Notebooks+navigator catalogue regenerated. Validation: 40/40 compile, 5 representative sims run end-to-end. Heart YELLOW at ship (all reasons pre-existing/unrelated, user-acked); user directed merge in-session.
+- overreach-corrected: mid-turn I ported the full __Oversampled PSF__ runnable appendix into group + autogalaxy-imaging (misread "same doc"); user stopped it ("normal simulator.py files should just have value 1 + docs, not oversampling examples") — reverted while still uncommitted, PRs never contained it. Lesson: "reference file gets the section" ≠ "port the runnable appendix"; normal examples get the flag + one-line docs only.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-core.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-core.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-core.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## psf-oversample-core
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/354 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/355 (merged, squash 279a5a00)
+- notes: |
+    Phase 2a of oversampled PSF convolution (design #353). Convolver
+    convolve_over_sample_size + fine ConvolverState (upscaled-mask reuse of
+    existing machinery + sub-block<->fine-slim permutation + mean bin-down),
+    Imaging/GridsDataset plumbing with adaptive/equality/sparse guards,
+    decorator binned=False. Tests pinned to phase-1 ground truth (<=1e-12);
+    857+933+331 suites green. Supervised --auto: parked at ship sign-off,
+    human approved unchanged (calibration: merged-unchanged). Follow-ups:
+    2b #356 (inversion wiring), 2c (PyAutoGalaxy consumer, unblocked),
+    phases 3-4 (workspace, docs).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-design.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-design.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..0b4f10b2
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-design.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## psf-oversample-design
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/353
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- notes: |
+    Phase 1/4 of oversampled PSF convolution (parent oversampling.md, split
+    2026-07-08). Deliverables in PyAutoMind/feature/autoarray/:
+    oversampling_design.md + oversampling_ground_truth.py (s=1 parity vs
+    Convolver 5.6e-17; s=2 reference numbers for phases 2-3). Design approved
+    unchanged by human after supervised --auto park (calibration: parked ->
+    approved-unchanged). No library source edits; no PR needed. Worktree
+    removed (zero commits). Key corrections recorded: inversion PSF hook is
+    AbstractInversionImaging.operated_mapping_matrix_list, not mapping.py;
+    mapper needs sub-resolution mapping matrix (x s^2 memory risk).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-docs.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-docs.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-docs.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+## psf-oversample-docs
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/234 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/235 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Series phase 4. Oversampled-PSF section in guides/advanced/over_sampling.py
+    (evaluation-vs-convolution distinction, API, surfaces, limitations) +
+    catalogue regen. Docstring audit: zero gaps (cached_property __doc__
+    false alarm); PyAutoArray has no docs/api rst tree (that leg n/a).
+    Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-galaxy.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-galaxy.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-galaxy.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## psf-oversample-galaxy
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/480 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/pull/481 (merged, squash 6c33c76b)
+- notes: |
+    Phase 2c of oversampled PSF convolution + user-directed linear-lp
+    addition. operate/image.py blurred-image variants evaluate on
+    grid.over_sampled (Grid2DIrregular pass-through, no signature changes;
+    Tracer inherits); LightProfileLinearObjFuncList override evaluates fine
+    too. Support matrix at s>1: lp/linear-lp/operated/pixelized-mapping all
+    supported; sparse/preload/adaptive raise. Suites 944+335. Calibration:
+    amended (scope addition at human sign-off). Phase 3 queued blocked
+    (autolens_workspace #232); phase 4 + refactor follow after.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-inversion.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-inversion.md
new file mode 100644
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-inversion.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## psf-oversample-inversion
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/356 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/357 (merged, squash ea75b948)
+- notes: |
+    Phase 2b of oversampled PSF convolution. Mapper.mapping_matrix_over_sampled
+    (sub-res rows via existing util, identity parents), inversion wiring in
+    AbstractInversionImaging._mapping_matrix_for_convolution_from, guards on
+    linear-func/preload/sparse kernel-native paths. End-to-end s=2 vs
+    independent brute force 2.2e-16; suites 860+940+334. CRLF normalization
+    slip caught pre-ship (diff +191/-3). Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-refactor.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-refactor.md
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--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-refactor.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## psf-oversample-refactor
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/360 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: PyAutoArray#361 + PyAutoGalaxy#484 (merged, mains green)
+- notes: |
+    Series refactor, conservative cut per Refactor Agent too-large verdict.
+    Four oversampled Convolver helper bodies -> two shared engines (net -31);
+    operate/image s>1 switch -> _psf_evaluation_grids_from; gitignore for
+    test_autoarray/output. Invariant exact (863/946/336 unchanged, np/jax
+    parity 2e-16). Deferred: convolver/ package split (recorded on #360).
+    Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-simulator.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-simulator.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-simulator.md
@@ -0,0 +1,14 @@
+## psf-oversample-simulator
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoGalaxy/issues/482 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: PyAutoArray#359, PyAutoGalaxy#483, PyAutoLens#575, autolens_workspace#233, autolens_workspace_test#150 (all merged, chain order, mains verified green each step)
+- notes: |
+    Oversampled-PSF simulator support (series option a). OperateImage.
+    convolved_padded_image_2d_from (uniform-s padded frame; Galaxies+Tracer
+    shared), via_image_from image_is_convolved flag, from_gaussian kwarg,
+    simulator.py example section + navigator catalogue regen. Simulate-and-
+    fit round trips in ALL 3 projects (user req) — the PyAutoGalaxy one
+    caught a silently-unapplied CRLF patch. CI reds were pending-release
+    chain artifacts (against-main runs) + catalogue staleness; both resolved.
+    Series remaining: phase 4 docs + refactor follow-up (test_autoarray/
+    output gitignore gap noted for refactor).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-workspace.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-workspace.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..fda0fe87
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-oversample-workspace.md
@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
+## psf-oversample-workspace
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/232 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/358 (merged, 12d0dce6)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/149 (merged, ae57a9e)
+- notes: |
+    Phase 3 of oversampled PSF convolution: convolution_over_sampled.py
+    (ground-truth values via public API; FitImaging at s=2 for standard/
+    operated/linear lp + pixelized mapping formalism, s=1 comparisons;
+    guards) + convolution.py s=2 FFT-vs-real-space parity (first e2e JAX
+    validation, 4.4e-16). Found + fixed 2a padded-blurring-mask frame bug
+    (#358) — workspace tier caught what 2100+ unit tests missed. Simulator
+    example deferred to option (a) follow-up
+    (feature/autogalaxy/oversampled_psf_simulator.md). Calibration:
+    merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/psf-visible-input.md b/complete/2026/07/psf-visible-input.md
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+++ b/complete/2026/07/psf-visible-input.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## psf-visible-input
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/242 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/243 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Option-c flagship pass: psf_convolve_over_sample_size = 1 visible input
+    + prose in imaging start_here/modeling/fit/likelihood_function loaders
+    and the simulator. Zero behaviour change. Parallel claim alongside
+    weak-modeling (zero script overlap verified; catalogue regen produced
+    zero diff). Wider ~70-loader pass folded into adoption prompt (a) per
+    human decision (ii). Calibration: merged-unchanged.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautogut-organ.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautogut-organ.md
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index 00000000..74311cf1
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautogut-organ.md
@@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
+## pyautogut-organ (Gut organ + hygiene drive seam — complete)
+- completed: 2026-07-12
+- prs: PyAutoMind#65 (2e12e85) + PyAutoBrain#104 (4e4258d) — both MERGED 2026-07-12 (squash); PyAutoGut repo bootstrapped on main (c0dd6ee). Decision: research/pyautobrain/pyautogut_organ_decision.md (decided). Prompts: issued/pyautogut_repo_skeleton.md + issued/hygiene_pyautogut_drive_seam.md.
+- summary: grew the sixth organ, **PyAutoGut** (the Gut) — owns the lifecycle of condemned self-material (stale branches, stashes, dead code/tests) as durable, recoverable git refs until voided on a sweep; the storage mirror of Memory (retention vs release). Passes the persistent-reusable-artifact-lifecycle test hygiene failed → consistent doctrine, not a reversal; organ settled by elimination (gut owns voiding, not the spleen). **Repo**: bin/pyauto-gut (archive/recover/list/void; void gated behind --yes), AGENTS.md boundaries (vs Immune/hygiene/Memory/Heart), condemned.md manifest in the Mind (symmetric to parked.md). Registered as a peer organ in repos.yaml + ORGANISM.md (organism-map blocks regenerated → 6 organs). **Drive seam** (mirrors Heart↔vitals; the conductor stays a planner, never mutates): hygiene `tidy` is now PyAutoGut-aware — enumerates 95%-sure debris and emits an async condemnation plan (proposed condemned.md entries + exact `pyauto-gut archive` calls + computed sweep-after), no synchronous per-item repo_cleanup interrogation, merged branches skip the pen; new `sweep` mode reads condemned.md via stdlib _hygiene_condemned.py, classifies by transit clock (due/pending/undated), emits the batch void plan (`pyauto-gut void`) behind the existing repo_cleanup gates (no second gate). Tests: test_hygiene_conductor 14p (added tidy async-condemn + sweep transit-clock, incl. HTML-comment exclusion). **Namespace revision** (implementation finding, recorded in the decision doc): the archive namespace is refs/heads/archive/condemned/<name> (a pushable branch prefix), NOT the decided custom refs/archive/* — GitHub only accepts pushes to refs/heads/* and refs/tags/*. Env caveats (cloud session): PyAutoGut created via the GitHub UI by the user (org repo-creation not permitted to the integration); ref-deletes / `void` are proxy-blocked from the session, leaving one stray test branch `archive/condemned/__selftest_branch__` on the PyAutoGut remote for manual deletion.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoreduce-hst-design.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoreduce-hst-design.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..16ba2f4b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoreduce-hst-design.md
@@ -0,0 +1,20 @@
+## pyautoreduce-hst-design
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/1 (open — close offer pending)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: none (new repo, direct-to-main per approved plan; commits b9d1d77..160d240)
+- notes: |
+    PyAutoReduce conceived, bootstrapped and design-validated in one day.
+    Repo + autoreduce skeleton (stage subpackages, instruments/ adapter
+    boundary, numpy-only tests) + registered in repos.yaml. Design doc A
+    (HST/ACS: defaults-first deviation table, Bayer noise recipe + R,
+    3-tier PSF w/ drizzled-PSF invariant, download->reduce->evict cache,
+    pixfrac/kernel as user-facing dials) + roadmap skeleton (WFC3/JWST/
+    _flt products). Spike reduced slacs0008-0004 from MAST end-to-end:
+    units e-/s confirmed (data ratio 0.934), legacy noise consistent with
+    R=1.364 applied (0.678*R=0.924~data ratio), ~7% scale offset -> phase-1
+    acceptance item. Literature: SLACS V used NO drizzle (bilinear ACSPROC
+    + L.A. Cosmic + TinyTim); pixfrac spans 0.6-1.0 across follow-ups.
+    Env: reduction stack in ~/venv/PyAuto under constraints (user rule).
+    Follow-up filed: feature/pyautoreduce/hst_acs_phase1.md (single prompt).
+    Deferred: PyAutoBrain WORKFLOW.md table regen (checkout parked on
+    clone-mitosis-agent branch).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-clone.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-clone.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..e064ca86
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-clone.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-3b-clone
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/73 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#74 + PyAutoMind#48 (both merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: clone (Mitosis) agent v0 live per DESIGN.md phasing — analyze mode emits CloneDecision (domain analysis via ast, partition seeded from the reference's Assistant-as-template section with exit-4 seam guard, generation plan, Heart validation legs, mandatory clone-mode question); case study PyAutoFit→autofit_assistant: 40/247/92/0 unclassified (pressure mechanism caught .claude/.gemini mirrors + init-slam on first run); --apply refuses pending v1 (seed births via Build primitive + Heart newborn checklist — files as its own prompt when picked up). Firewall allowlist rider enumerated exactly.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-config.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-config.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c9d940ee
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-config.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-3b-config
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/issues/53 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoHeart#54 + PyAutoBuild#133 + PyAutoMind#49 (all merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: config extraction 4a — Heart version_skew map → config/repos.yaml `version_skew:` block (incl. unpolled assistant; WORKSPACE_LIBRARY → strict workspace_library()); readiness load_library_names strict no-fallback + DEFAULT_LIBRARIES deleted; dashboard derives from the same file; Build run_all WORKSPACES + slow_skip defaults → autobuild/config/workspaces.yaml. Suites 244/78 green, behaviour identical. FIREWALL_ALLOWLIST shrunk 42→16 tokens across 5 files (slow_skip row deleted). 4b remainder recorded in issued/pyautoscientist_3b_config_extraction.md: Brain constant tables + Heart url_check_live rules — Opus-executable, seam test per move (Brain suite is thin).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-smoke.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-smoke.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..90c4db89
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-smoke.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-3b-smoke
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/issues/51 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: Heart#52 (reusable) + 9 conversions all merged 2026-07-10: autolens_workspace#259 (parity proof), autofit_workspace#84, autogalaxy_workspace#125, autofit_workspace_test#40, autogalaxy_workspace_test#68, autolens_workspace_test#160 (disjoint claim-override), HowToFit#14, HowToGalaxy#17, HowToLens#23
+- summary: smoke_tests.yml generalised — Heart-owned reusable (chain input + repository_owner checkouts = zero instance facts, adopter forks reuse unmodified) + workspace-owned smoke_install.sh epilogues (exact pip parity incl. NSS git pins, jax<0.7 pins, autoconf force-reinstall quirks); all 18 matrix jobs green through the reusable; ~900 duplicated lines deleted; workflow NAME unchanged so Heart gating untouched. Follow-up: spawn stamps thin callers into the template family (spec-gated, now unblocked).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-spawn.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-spawn.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..f3d927e3
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-3b-spawn.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-3b-spawn
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMind/issues/46 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoMind#47 + PyAutoBrain#72 (both merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: spawn generator live (partition rules from spawn_spec.md as data; canary privacy scan caught real lensing residue in the wiki schema → domain-neutral asset; validation: 0 unmatched, round-trip clean, drift negative test, repos_sync green inside template); PyAutoMind-template + PyAutoMemory-template published PUBLIC + template-flagged with SPAWNED_FROM provenance; spawn_drift.yml weekly CI; /spawn skill; RTD adoption walkthrough rebuilt around "Use this template" (all 5 template repos). Follow-up drafted: maintenance/pyautomind/prompt_sync_self_locating.md (hardcoded root breaks adopters).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-4b.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-4b.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..1e4d600a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-4b.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-4b
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/75 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- prs: PyAutoBrain#76 + PyAutoHeart#55 + PyAutoMind#50 (all merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: config extraction COMPLETE — Brain identity sets derive from repos.yaml categories at runtime (strict supersets: reduce/developer/euclid targets now resolve); vocabulary → PyAutoBrain/config/policy.yaml (aliases, memory_wikis, target_signals, default wikis, test_witness, release policy + nightly tag_repo); Heart url_check_live 31 fixup rules → config/url_fixups.yaml (ast-extracted, byte-identical verified). Seam tests 12→22; feature/intake decisions diffed identical pre/post; allowlist: sizing 8→1, refactor+activity_gate rows DELETED, url_check_live 11→3. Remaining allowlist = docstring examples + test fixtures + workspace-root defaults only.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase1.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase1.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..87219529
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase1.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-phase1
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/65 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- organ-prs: PyAutoBrain#66 + PyAutoMind#44 + PyAutoHeart#49 + PyAutoMemory#17 + PyAutoBuild#131 (all merged 2026-07-10)
+- summary: PyAutoScientist Phase 1 (zero behaviour risk) — MIT LICENSE on Brain/Mind/Heart, MIT+CC-BY-4.0 split on Memory (human-decided); all 5 organ READMEs rewritten to ~25-35 human lines; Mind's agent-load-bearing schemas moved verbatim to REFERENCE.md (agent pointers resolve via one hop); Build to_do_list evacuated to ideas.md + gitignored (test_results/ was already untracked — assessment claim stale); repos_sync --check gained check_tenant_firewall (instance facts in Brain/Heart/Build *.py/*.sh vs frozen per-file baseline over 72 files — broader than assessment §1 headline; new fact in listed file or any fact in new file = drift). Phases 2 (RTD) + 3 (config extraction) anchored by issued/pyautoscientist_generalisation.md, not started.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase2.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase2.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..90d426d4
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase2.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## pyautoscientist-phase2
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/68 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- organ-prs: PyAutoBrain#70 + PyAutoHeart#50 + PyAutoMind#45 + PyAutoMemory#18 + PyAutoBuild#132 + pyautolabs.github.io#2 (all merged 2026-07-10; Heart first — Brain#70 Docs check needed the new reusable-workflow case, re-run green = end-to-end proof)
+- summary: PyAutoScientist Phase 2 — the pyautoscientist RTD source in PyAutoBrain/docs/ (13 MyST pages: concepts, per-organ reference, category contract, fork-model adoption guide, config-surface/tenant-firewall reference, labelled lensing worked example; Sphinx+Furo, 0-warning strict baseline, shared pyauto.css, rose accents); docs CI via new docs-only mode in Heart's reusable docs-build.yml (additive; package=pyautoscientist → install docs/requirements.txt); CONTRIBUTING stability disclaimer ×5 (canonical in Brain); README RTD-link lines ×5; hub section + footer link. HUMAN LEG OPEN: RTD import of pyautoscientist → PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain (PyAutoBrain must be added to the RTD GitHub App repo grant, or manual import + webhook — the May pyautofit outage failure mode). Phase 3 (config extraction, repos_sync --write stamping, skeletons) stays demand-gated in issued/pyautoscientist_generalisation.md.
diff --git a/active/pyautoscientist_phase3a.md b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase3a.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/pyautoscientist_phase3a.md
rename to complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase3a.md
index a9828e8b..b7b2e0c1 100644
--- a/active/pyautoscientist_phase3a.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/pyautoscientist-phase3a.md
@@ -1,3 +1,10 @@
+## pyautoscientist-phase3a
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/71 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: Phase 3a (--auto supervised, launched "go --auto") — spawn_spec.md partition rules (3b implements mechanically); template family seeded, validated, template-flagged and PUBLIC (PyAutoProject + autoproject_workspace + autoproject_workspace_test; 1D Gaussian norm=25 SNR~20; pytest 3/3, start_here 30.11/24.49/4.77 vs 30/25/5, fit_quick pass; packaged priors via conf.instance.register + priors/model.yaml confirmed); Nerves role promoted in repos.yaml (rename deferred, package name never); 3b series drafted (spawn+RTD-walkthrough folded in, smoke-reusable, clone-seed, config-extraction) — issue one-at-a-time, Opus-executable. Template repos stay OUT of the live body map (products, not parts).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PyAutoScientist Phase 3a: spawn spec, template family seed, decisions locked
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/rect_adapt.md b/complete/2026/07/rect-adapt.md
old mode 100755
new mode 100644
similarity index 61%
rename from active/rect_adapt.md
rename to complete/2026/07/rect-adapt.md
index 40fcf3e9..133ea415
--- a/active/rect_adapt.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/rect-adapt.md
@@ -1,35 +1,43 @@
-# The - RectangularMagnification light adaptive pixelization visualization show signs of
-
-Type: bug
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-The - RectangularMagnification light adaptive pixelization visualization show signs of issue.
-
-In the file @autolens_workspace_develope/@plotting_alignment, I have made lots of visuals of the
-rectangular mesh's source reconstruction. I see small offsets compared to plots of sources using other methods,
-which I trust more.
-
-Thereofre I think this plotting code @PyAutoArray/autoarray/plot/inversion.py:
-
-        y_edges, x_edges = mapper.mesh_geometry.edges_transformed.T
-        Y, X = np.meshgrid(y_edges, x_edges, indexing="ij")
-        im = ax.pcolormesh(
-            X,
-            Y,
-            pixel_values.reshape(shape_native),
-            shading="flat",
-            norm=norm,
-            cmap=colormap,
-        )
-        _apply_colorbar(im, ax, is_subplot=is_subplot)
-
-
-May be causing a small shift or misalignment?
-
-Can you give me an assesment of of the code and if you think such an issue is feasible?
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
+## rect-adapt (rectangular adaptive-mesh edges — MERGED)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/372 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-10 (--auto chain; human-directed merge via the kernel-cdf session; coordinated order #375→#374). Retired to complete.md + worktree/branch cleaned 2026-07-13 (/morning).
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/375 — MERGED (squash) 2026-07-10.
+- summary: rectangular adaptive-mesh `edges_transformed` fix. Consumers `plot/inversion.py` (pcolormesh) + `mesh_geometry/rectangular_rotated.py` both inherit it. Verification upthread on #372. Follow-up mcmc-corner-smoke (a nightly blocker) was queued in planned.md on autofit_workspace/PyAutoFit claims.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# The - RectangularMagnification light adaptive pixelization visualization show signs of
+
+Type: bug
+Target: PyAutoArray
+Difficulty: small
+Autonomy: safe
+Priority: normal
+Status: formalised
+
+The - RectangularMagnification light adaptive pixelization visualization show signs of issue.
+
+In the file @autolens_workspace_develope/@plotting_alignment, I have made lots of visuals of the
+rectangular mesh's source reconstruction. I see small offsets compared to plots of sources using other methods,
+which I trust more.
+
+Thereofre I think this plotting code @PyAutoArray/autoarray/plot/inversion.py:
+
+        y_edges, x_edges = mapper.mesh_geometry.edges_transformed.T
+        Y, X = np.meshgrid(y_edges, x_edges, indexing="ij")
+        im = ax.pcolormesh(
+            X,
+            Y,
+            pixel_values.reshape(shape_native),
+            shading="flat",
+            norm=norm,
+            cmap=colormap,
+        )
+        _apply_colorbar(im, ax, is_subplot=is_subplot)
+
+
+May be causing a small shift or misalignment?
+
+Can you give me an assesment of of the code and if you think such an issue is feasible?
+
+<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/rectangular_kernel_cdf_mesh.md b/complete/2026/07/rectangular-kernel-cdf-mesh.md
similarity index 82%
rename from active/rectangular_kernel_cdf_mesh.md
rename to complete/2026/07/rectangular-kernel-cdf-mesh.md
index 28dea000..9cb18be1 100644
--- a/active/rectangular_kernel_cdf_mesh.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/rectangular-kernel-cdf-mesh.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## rectangular-kernel-cdf-mesh
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/373 (closed)
+- prs: PyAutoArray#374 + autolens_workspace_test#161 + autolens_workspace_developer#90 (all merged 2026-07-10, human-directed, order #375→#374→workspace)
+- summary: kernel-density CDF meshes RectangularKernelAdapt{Density,Image} (Enzi RTU) shipped opt-in — strict FD certified on ALL params in every config incl. the two dead corners (imaging os_pix=1 bw=0.1, interferometer sparse production shape); FoM parity beats/2.7e-5/6.3e-4/3.9e-5; FD-step-sweep harness added to jax_grad/util.py (solver branch flips <1e-15 wide, ΔLL 1.6e-3–14, pre-existing); rect-adapt #372/#375 folded in + verified visually (kernel_cdf_alignment.py, node containment + mapper-faithfulness 0.01–0.07 cells); stash@{0} rejected + parked.md retired; 893 library tests green
+- followups: kernel-forward chunking + solver branch-flip investigation (starting 2026-07-10); sampler trials (unblocked, unfiled)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Kernel-density CDF transform for the adaptive rectangular mesh (differentiable everywhere)
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/refactor-conductor.md b/complete/2026/07/refactor-conductor.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..cd8bcf01
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/refactor-conductor.md
@@ -0,0 +1,13 @@
+## refactor-conductor
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/44 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/45 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 6. agents/conductors/refactor/ (Renewal Agent):
+    RefactorDecision with behaviour-preservation invariant + witnessing test
+    suites, public-API guard (suspects re-route to feature/, never safe),
+    candidates miner (backlog + ideas.md; files nothing). Reuses Feature
+    Agent core by import. /refactor graduated from work-type shim to real
+    conductor (AGENTS.md, COMMANDS.md, skill body, ROUTING.md). First
+    conductor default-safe under --auto. Guard caught a real suspect
+    (latent_class_redesign.md) during validation.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/refactor-post-phase3.md b/complete/2026/07/refactor-post-phase3.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..c83e6966
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/refactor-post-phase3.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## refactor-post-phase3 (PyAutoReduce post-phase-3 refactor — MERGED)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/8 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-09 (present-and-wait; human-directed merge in the keck-ao session). Retired to complete.md 2026-07-13 (/morning; worktree was already released).
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/10 — MERGED (squash, 371721f) 2026-07-09.
+- summary: behaviour-preserving PyAutoReduce refactor; witnesses byte-identical output on both paths. 2 disclosed fix riders (CPDIS fobj, ePSF window +20) caught by baseline capture.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/regen-workspace-notebooks.md b/complete/2026/07/regen-workspace-notebooks.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..62700961
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/regen-workspace-notebooks.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## regen-workspace-notebooks
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/255 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: autolens_workspace#256 (merged-unchanged 2026-07-09, squash)
+- note: follow-up from #592 (--auto safe). Regenerated 258 notebooks + llms-full.txt + workspace_index.json from scripts/ via PyAutoBuild generate.py; 0 scripts/ changes. Verified deterministic (two runs byte-identical) + all valid JSON. Cleared the global generated-artifact drift.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/release-datasets-group-b.md b/complete/2026/07/release-datasets-group-b.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..42330f26
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/release-datasets-group-b.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## release-datasets-group-b (bare-`dataset/` repos — purged & MERGED)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/151 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-13 (--auto continuation; user directed "do group b"; merges human-directed)
+- prs: autofit_workspace#92 + HowToFit#19 + HowToGalaxy#22 + HowToLens#31 — all MERGED (squash) 2026-07-13.
+- summary: Group B of the release-dataset `-f` leak (companion to Group A #126). The 4 bare-`dataset/` repos had ALL their simulated data force-committed. Resolution = **b1 purge** (not b2 allowlist): investigation showed all four already self-provision via `if not dataset_path.exists(): subprocess.run([sys.executable, ".../simulator.py"])` (autofit/HowToFit `path.exists()`+`from_json` toy 1D-Gaussian; HowToGalaxy/HowToLens `dataset_path.exists()`+`from_fits` tutorial imaging) — the prompt's "no should_simulate idiom" was true of the *string* only. No real data committed → full `dataset/` purge, bare `dataset/` intent preserved. Smoke all green (10/10, 10/10, 4/4, 6/6). Purged 408+408+21+27 files via PyAutoGut (condemned.md; pre-purge SHAs 1254a2fe/ccc19584/caf1657c/554be8b4). Leg 1 (`-f` drop) prevents recurrence; leg-4 guard skips bare-`dataset/` repos. **Whole leak now resolved across all 6 workspace repos.**
+- rider found: autofit_workspace `navigator / Catalogue staleness` CI is red on **main** (pre-existing since ≤2026-07-12, unrelated — catalogue doesn't reference dataset/); autofit#92 merged despite it (not a required check). Filed `bug/autofit_workspace/navigator_catalogue_staleness_on_main.md`.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/release-docs-polish-learn-paths.md b/complete/2026/07/release-docs-polish-learn-paths.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d1661a30
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/release-docs-polish-learn-paths.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## release-docs-polish-learn-paths
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/592 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoLens#593 + PyAutoGalaxy#492 + autolens_workspace#254 (all merged-unchanged 2026-07-09, squash; library-first)
+- note: release-docs polish (--auto supervised, four-leg gate; human ship sign-off + human-acked YELLOW). Phase A = pruned removed OO plotting subsystem + dead refs from PyAutoGalaxy/PyAutoLens docs/api/*.rst (re-audit clean, CRLF-safe); Phase B = de-flagged cluster lensing as mature (weak already clean); Phase C = "Three Ways to Learn PyAutoLens" (manual/chat-assistant/agentic) in overview_2 + start_here + both READMEs + docs/index. PyAutoFit API-docs audit parked behind ep-graphical-docs #1334. Follow-ups filed: docs/autolens/plot_rst_functional_api_rewrite.md; maintenance/autolens_workspace/regenerate_notebooks_catalogue.md. Unblocks colab-link-rot-libdocs (planned.md).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/release-ships-simulated-datasets.md b/complete/2026/07/release-ships-simulated-datasets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b444157a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/release-ships-simulated-datasets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## release-ships-simulated-datasets (Group A — all 4 legs complete & MERGED; Group B separate)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/126 (CLOSED)
+- completed: 2026-07-13 (--auto supervised; user greenlit "go" + route purges via PyAutoGut; merges human-directed)
+- prs: PyAutoBuild#150 (leg1 `-f` drop + leg4 `autobuild/check_dataset_allowlist.py`) + autolens_workspace#272 (~207 files purged) + autogalaxy_workspace#129 (~107) — all MERGED (squash) 2026-07-13. Merged workspaces-first, guard-last (nightly-release safety).
+- summary: `pre_build.sh`'s `git add -f dataset/` force-committed simulated datasets against each workspace `.gitignore` allowlist (the disproven "15×15 smoke" framing of #126). Fix: **leg 1** drop `-f`; **leg 2** MOOT (workspaces already self-provision via the older `not dataset_path.exists(): subprocess.run([...simulator...])` idiom — 130+ scripts; the prompt's "7 unguarded" and an interim "16 needs-guard" were both wrong, keyed on the `should_simulate` string); **leg 3** purge every non-allowlisted regenerable dataset via **PyAutoGut** (`condemned.md` type:file, sweep-after 2026-08-13, archive-ref = pre-purge fork SHA 8625a1de/e940f8cd, in main history); **leg 4** allowlist-based guard in pre_build (allowlist-presence-gated so bare-`dataset/` Group-B repos skip). Final smoke autolens 9/9 + autogalaxy 8/8 (re-run after every purge).
+- key traps / findings: guard signal is the simulator-subprocess, NOT the `should_simulate` string (topic-namespaced dataset_names; `samples` is `dataset_label="samples"`+`dataset_sample_name`, nested → guarded by advanced graphical/hierarchical/EP guides). Leg-4 guard **caught a leak the manual audit missed** — `dataset/imaging/los_halos` mixed real-looking `.npy` + simulated `.fits`; on inspection simulator.py `np.save()`s the `.npy` too (output, nothing reads them) so BOTH purged + de-allowlisted. User calls: `interferometer/simpleold` killed (dead); `interferometer/many_visibilities` kept→allowlisted (active); autogalaxy `database/simple__{0,1,2}` kept→allowlisted (committed-by-design aggregator = Group-B b2). `interferometer/dark_matter_subhalo` (sim-only, no consumer) purged. gh traps hit: `gh pr edit` fails Projects-classic (use `gh api PATCH`); `sed s///` breaks on `9/9` slash (use python).
+- Group B: `bug/pyautobuild/release_datasets_group_b_policy.md` (autofit/HowToFit/HowToGalaxy/HowToLens bare-`dataset/`; leg-4 guard skips them until they adopt allowlists).
+- worktree ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/release-ships-simulated-datasets — safe to remove (all merged; PyAutoHeart branch unused).
diff --git a/active/release_stamping_slim.md b/complete/2026/07/release-stamping-slim.md
similarity index 71%
rename from active/release_stamping_slim.md
rename to complete/2026/07/release-stamping-slim.md
index 762bebfd..f34a652d 100644
--- a/active/release_stamping_slim.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/release-stamping-slim.md
@@ -1,3 +1,19 @@
+## release-stamping-slim
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/120 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: PyAutoBuild#121 (merged e912219; merge-gated after PyAutoConf#119)
+- notes: |
+    R3-core of the pinning review: releases are wheels+tags only. Scheduled
+    versions <date>.1 (run_number fallback removed — the .641-.649 accident
+    mechanism); __init__ sed stamps build-tree only, no commit-back, branch
+    push dropped, tag push kept; release_workspaces no longer writes
+    version.txt/general.yaml pins or README stamps. Notebook regen + Colab
+    bumps kept per-release (Q2 answered by maintainer: same cadence, rides
+    each release). 71 tests. Follow-ups: Heart version_skew floor-vs-tag
+    rework (check now inert); __version__ via importlib.metadata (polish).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Release stamping slim: wheels+tags only, no daily bump commits (R3-core)
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/remove-nss-sampler.md b/complete/2026/07/remove-nss-sampler.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..347e48f8
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/remove-nss-sampler.md
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@
+## remove-nss-sampler (ALL phases MERGED + dev-clean)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356 (ready to CLOSE — every phase merged 2026-07-11; final workspace-wide sweep confirms zero functional NSS)
+- dev-clean: final sweep caught leftover searches_minimal/ NSS prototype scripts in 2 dev workspaces (3 were BROKEN, imported removed lib) → deleted all 10 + tracked outputs + CLAUDE.md refs: autofit_workspace_developer#21 + autolens_workspace_developer#92 (MERGED). Kept: sibling sampler scripts' comparative mentions + findings docs (historical).
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- prs: PyAutoFit#1357 + autofit_workspace#88 + autofit_workspace_developer#20 (core, library-first) + PyAutoFit#1360 (orphan nss_install_smoke.yml) + PyAutoBuild#146 + PyAutoHeart#60 + PyAutoFit#1361 (Phase 3/4/straggler) + autolens_profiling#65 (Phase 5) — ALL MERGED. Phase 6 (retire nss_first_class_sampler epic + void 8 issued/nss_* prompts) inline on Mind main.
+- remainder: Phases 3/4/6 shipped once codex-organ-skill-wrappers merged (freed Build/Heart/Mind); Phase 5 (autolens_profiling#65) once profiling tasks #63/#64 merged — removed searches/nss/ + 9 sweep cells + build_nss/_NSS_DEFAULTS/registration + _runner branch + 3 A100 HPC submits + README/hpc doc refs (26 tests pass); KEPT results/notes A100 data + PyAutoNSS HPC venv (drives all GPU profiling). Judgment calls (flagged in PRs): KEPT the general direct-reference-URL packaging guard (PyAutoBuild) + wheel-install doc requirement (PyAutoHeart) — de-NSS'd not deleted (useful beyond NSS).
+- summary: Removed the NSS nested slice sampler (`af.NSS`) and its infrastructure — bespoke git+ install / CI / build machinery not justified by measured perf (faster per-eval on MGE but OOM-prone on pix/delaunay via vmap fan-out); can return as a real pip install later. PyAutoFit#1357: deleted autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss module+tests, af.NSS export, [nss] extra + git+ footgun comment block, AGENTS notes (1393-line del, PUBLIC API removal); blackjax RETAINED (BlackJAXNUTS uses it). autofit_workspace#88: removed the Search:NSS tutorial section from scripts/searches/nest.py + regenerated notebook (22→20 cells). autofit_workspace_developer#20: PRESERVED the impl at searches/nss/ (alongside ultranest/pyswarms) — module relativized as drop-in, tests verbatim vs library paths, README with pinned handley-lab/blackjax@ef45acd2 + yallup/nss@69159b0f SHAs + re-mainline checklist, example.py. Gate: test_autofit 1471p/1s/0f; downstream galaxy/lens import-clean; review CLEAN; Heart YELLOW (ambient non-NSS, human-acked in-session). --auto supervised. Worktree + local branches cleaned up. Trap: arviz entered the stack ONLY via nss (Required-by: nss) — removal sheds that footgun.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/remove-pulse-compat.md b/complete/2026/07/remove-pulse-compat.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..d4c4512a
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/remove-pulse-compat.md
@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
+## remove-pulse-compat
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/issues/20
+- completed: 2026-07-06
+- repos: PyAutoHeart, PyAutoBrain, PyAutoBuild, admin_jammy
+- branch: feature/remove-pulse-compat (PyAutoBrain PR #13, squash-merged); other repos shipped earlier via #113 / #573 and prior PyAutoHeart shim removal
+- validation:
+  - `pyauto-brain help` renders after shim removal (exit 0)
+  - Copilot review on PR #13: reviewed all files, no comments
+  - grep: no stale `pyauto-pulse`/`pyauto-agent` shim claims or live invocations remain
+- notes: |
+    Final cleanup of the PyAutoPulse→PyAutoHeart and PyAutoAgent→PyAutoBrain
+    renames. PyAutoHeart's `pyauto-pulse` shim, PyAutoBuild's autobuild CLI
+    (#113), and the five library CI workflows (#573) were already migrated;
+    admin_jammy had no pulse refs. This task removed PyAutoBrain's dead
+    `pyauto-agent` shim (zero live callers) and corrected the docs / capability
+    audits that still claimed the shims were retained (BUILD/HEART "drift" note
+    flipped YELLOW→GREEN now that PyAutoBuild is fully renamed). Also refreshed
+    ~/.bashrc onto PyAutoHeart / `pyauto-heart`.
+    Deferred: the PyAutoBrain GitHub About still reads "gates on PyAutoPulse" —
+    belongs to autoprompt/update_renamed_repo_abouts.md, not this task.
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Remove PyAutoPulse Compatibility Names
+
+## Original Request
+
+We renamed PyAutoPulse to PyAutoHeart, but the folder still has PyAutoPulse and there is PyautoHeart/autopulse, is it safe to remove these pulse things and if so do it
+
+## Notes
+
+- Remove the old top-level `PyAutoPulse` symlink if it is only an alias to `PyAutoHeart`.
+- Remove tracked `pulse` / `pyautopulse` compatibility wrappers from `PyAutoHeart`.
+- Update packaging and tests to use canonical `heart` / `pyautoheart` paths only.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/review-faculty.md b/complete/2026/07/review-faculty.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..72ade24b
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/review-faculty.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## review-faculty
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/36 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/37 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 2. agents/faculties/review/: read-only faculty
+    preparing a branch ReviewSurface (stdlib _review.py; merge-base, commits,
+    diff stat, risk flags); reviewing agent maps it to CLEAN/FINDINGS/BLOCKED
+    per the documented procedure. Boundary: faculty in Brain, not a Heart
+    check — Heart stays sole release authority. Registered in bin/pyauto-brain
+    (review --task/--repo/--json). Dogfooded on its own branch.
diff --git a/active/rtd_hygiene.md b/complete/2026/07/rtd-hygiene.md
similarity index 87%
rename from active/rtd_hygiene.md
rename to complete/2026/07/rtd-hygiene.md
index d0dd744a..707cb0fd 100644
--- a/active/rtd_hygiene.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/rtd-hygiene.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## rtd-hygiene
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1341
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-prs: PyAutoHeart#48 + PyAutoGalaxy#495 + PyAutoLens#597 + PyAutoFit#1342 (all merged 2026-07-09)
+- summary: RTD hygiene phase A — dead configs deleted, conf.py converged, Heart-owned docs-build CI live on 3 libs (baselines 67/105/134); RTD projects repointed to PyAutoLabs; pyautofit.readthedocs.io revived (dead since 2026-05-06; webhook host+secret fix); verified via addons API
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Docs infrastructure phase A: RTD hygiene across PyAutoFit/Galaxy/Lens
 
 Type: docs
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/run-queue.md b/complete/2026/07/run-queue.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..032586ff
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/run-queue.md
@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+## run-queue
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/46 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/47 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 7. /run_queue: the generic queue loop extracted from
+    register_and_iterate — per-entry effective-autonomy dispatch, DONE/PARKED
+    markers, launch-as-batch---auto with Heart reason-set ack, serial worktree
+    discipline, RED stops the run, batch report. register_and_iterate re-based
+    as the pytree instance. Skill, not conductor (consult DAG intact).
diff --git a/active/samplers_faculty.md b/complete/2026/07/samplers-faculty.md
similarity index 57%
rename from active/samplers_faculty.md
rename to complete/2026/07/samplers-faculty.md
index 7c591a39..f0b90005 100644
--- a/active/samplers_faculty.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/samplers-faculty.md
@@ -1,3 +1,43 @@
+## samplers-faculty
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/54 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMemory/pull/16 (merged), https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/55 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    New Brain faculty (the fourth): agents/faculties/samplers/ — the "motor
+    faculty" (samplers as gaits). AGENTS.md judgment tables (sampler<->
+    likelihood match, gradient/JAX constraints incl. chunked-vmap for
+    inversion-heavy likelihoods, initialization providers vs consumers,
+    four promotion criteria) + deterministic read-only SamplerSurface
+    entrypoint (samplers.sh/_samplers.py, stdlib-only): inventories the
+    three script tiers (searches_minimal / searches archive /
+    workspace_test scripts/searches), the PyAutoFit search catalogue
+    (package-per-sampler layout: non_linear/search/<group>/<pkg>/), the
+    minimal-tier benchmark table, and tier gaps. Live gap findings at ship:
+    nest/nss, mle/drawer, mle/pyswarms, nest/ultranest have no
+    workspace_test integration script — the nss one is a real candidate task.
+    skills/sampler_pipeline/ drives prototype -> profile -> promote through
+    start_dev (MLTracker contract, honest-benchmarking rules, promote-or-
+    archive). Science backing in PyAutoMemory methods_wiki: 4 new concept
+    pages (hamiltonian-monte-carlo, gpu-nested-sampling filled existing
+    index red-links; initialization-chaining; sampler-benchmarks campaign
+    record). install.sh auto-discovered the skill (symlink live).
+    Calibration: supervised --auto, parked once at ship sign-off,
+    approved-unchanged, merged-unchanged. Gotcha: a concurrent session was
+    pushing to the Mind checkout mid-run — staged Mind writes by explicit
+    filename instead of prompt_sync_push (git add -A) throughout.
+    Follow-ups merged same day after user review: PyAutoBrain#56 — skill
+    reframed as a development skill with reference.md playbook (repo-URL
+    ingestion contract w/ six-dimension API classification validated
+    against nessai + jaxns, bring-your-own-likelihood Stage 1b via the
+    two-function af.Model/Analysis adapter or Fitness._vmap, --auto
+    two-task mapping). Target UX: /sampler_pipeline <github-url> --auto.
+    Conductor question settled: stays faculty+skill (consult-graph: feature
+    agent must be able to consult it); flip trigger = trials become a
+    frequent human verb AND promote scoring hardens into a scriptable
+    SamplerDecision core.
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Samplers faculty for PyAutoBrain plus a prototype-profile-promote skill
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/scholar-intake.md b/complete/2026/07/scholar-intake.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..bc41e116
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/scholar-intake.md
@@ -0,0 +1,12 @@
+## scholar-intake
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/50 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/51 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 9 (batch 2-9 complete). /research scholar mode:
+    research runs end by proposing provenance-tagged ideas.md bullets
+    (- [from: <source>] <idea>), human batch-approves, existing intake ideas
+    sweep formalises. Recorded divergence: machine sources (Heart findings,
+    profiling, review leftovers) stage through the same one surface instead
+    of per-source intake formats. Intake AGENTS.md "Machine sources" section
+    authoritative; PyAutoMemory provenance stays private.
diff --git a/active/science_project_api_gate.md b/complete/2026/07/science-project-api-gate.md
similarity index 64%
rename from active/science_project_api_gate.md
rename to complete/2026/07/science-project-api-gate.md
index 0e5dd3c7..2ec9833b 100644
--- a/active/science_project_api_gate.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/science-project-api-gate.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## science-project-api-gate
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/47 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/48 (merged 65f9598, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: task 2 of the autolens_assistant batch — Create scaffold generates a thin .claude/settings.json wiring the PyAuto* PreToolUse code-gate to the referenced assistant via runtime resolution ($AUTOLENS_ASSISTANT → sibling → sources/ clone; exec of the assistant's validate_pyauto_code.py, which resolves audit_skill_apis.py relative to itself — zero vendoring, no baked paths); DEFAULT-ON + fail-open (user decision); generated AGENTS.md gains Code gate section w/ cross-tool caveat (hooks Claude Code-only; others self-enforce --code/--file). Validated: deny via env-var + sibling resolution, allow valid symbol, silent fail-open absent assistant; NOTE hook test payloads need "tool_name":"Bash" or the hook allows unconditionally.
+- followups: batch continues — per_project_literature (core hybrid) next
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # The assistant protects generated code with a PreToolUse hook that
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/science-project-collaborator-clone.md b/complete/2026/07/science-project-collaborator-clone.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..6bbb307d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/science-project-collaborator-clone.md
@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+## science-project-collaborator-clone (absorbed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10 (retired without separate execution)
+- summary: absorbed into docs/autolens_assistant/shareable_science_projects.md — its single deliverable (a generated-project README line pointing collaborators at the assistant refer-back) is subsumed by that prompt's README template surface; its dependency ($AUTOLENS_ASSISTANT assistant-ref resolution) verified settled in start-new-project.md.
diff --git a/active/script_to_notebook.md b/complete/2026/07/script-to-notebook.md
similarity index 67%
rename from active/script_to_notebook.md
rename to complete/2026/07/script-to-notebook.md
index e27cd26d..b521a582 100644
--- a/active/script_to_notebook.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/script-to-notebook.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## script-to-notebook
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/51 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/52 (merged b4e73f7, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: task 4 of the autolens_assistant batch — stdlib-only autoassistant/to_notebook.py (adapts PyAutoBuild py_to_notebook/add_notebook_quotes, cited; no ipynb-py-convert dep) + al_to_notebook skill + README/symlink + 2 unit tests (suite 16 pass). E2E vs pipeline on start_here.py: 25/26 byte-identical; 26th = PIPELINE artifact (back-to-back docstrings -> code cell w/ literal '# %%' markers, live in the published start_here.ipynb) — filed bug/pyautobuild/back_to_back_docstrings_notebook.md.
+- followups: PyAutoBuild artifact prompt queued; batch continues — live_visual_update_context next
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Now that `autolens_assistant` generates scripts in the PyAutoLens narrative-docstring
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/shareable_science_projects.md b/complete/2026/07/shareable-science-projects.md
similarity index 72%
rename from active/shareable_science_projects.md
rename to complete/2026/07/shareable-science-projects.md
index 12f02b57..2f65ed2c 100644
--- a/active/shareable_science_projects.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/shareable-science-projects.md
@@ -1,3 +1,12 @@
+## shareable-science-projects
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/45 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/46 (merged 2ceedf4, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: docs emphasis pass, head of the autolens_assistant batch — generated-project README.md template added to the start-new-project Create scaffold (reproduce / continue-this-work via assistant refer-back / data-availability placeholder / citation; closes the gap where the Publish gate referenced a README Create never generated); Collaborate opens built-to-be-shared + a collaborator's fork-and-continue first session; Publish framed as the paper's open-source companion; top-level README "Built to be shared" pitch + share/publish example prompts; skill description gains continue-a-collaborator's-project + open-source-paper triggers. Citations check clean (388, 0 missing). Absorbed science_project_collaborator_clone.
+- followups: batch queue continues sequenced — science_project_api_gate → per_project_literature (core hybrid) → script_to_notebook → live_visual_update_context → portable_user_defaults (discovery-half); stub_skill_recipes stays open (rolling queue, NOT done)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Shareable science projects — fork/clone-and-continue + open-source-your-paper emphasis
 
 Type: docs
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/ship-gate.md b/complete/2026/07/ship-gate.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..7573f0ef
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/ship-gate.md
@@ -0,0 +1,11 @@
+## ship-gate
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/38 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/39 (merged)
+- notes: |
+    Autonomy series task 3. Audited the unattended-ship surface and firmed
+    AUTONOMY.md's gate: tests (shipped + downstream dependents on public-API
+    change), smoke where a script surface exists, review CLEAN, Heart GREEN
+    or launch-acknowledged YELLOW (exact reason set, per launch). Key audit
+    findings: shipped-repos-only pytest relied on the human PR reviewer;
+    chronic YELLOW would dead-end autonomy without launch acknowledgement.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/slack-release-notes.md b/complete/2026/07/slack-release-notes.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b84a7fca
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/slack-release-notes.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## slack-release-notes
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/141 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/pull/142 (merged 682c3c9, squash)
+- repos: PyAutoBuild
+- notes: #pipreleases success post now embeds the full PyAutoLens release notes (which already aggregate upstream Fit/Array/Galaxy via "Upstream Changes") + links to all four GitHub release pages. New autobuild/slack_release_notes.py reads back the published Lens GitHub Release (gh release view), converts GitHub-md->Slack-mrkdwn, falls back to the one-liner if unfetchable; failure post unchanged. announce_release now needs publish_release_notes (kept in always() so failures still page), checks out repo + PAT_PYAUTOLABS as GH_TOKEN for the cross-repo read. --auto safe run: parked at ship gate on unacked Heart YELLOW, then human acked the 5-reason organism-scope set -> PR-open -> merged. Verified end-to-end against the LIVE 2026.7.9.1 release. Notes only appear on the NEXT live release (workflow YAML, not CI-exercisable).
diff --git a/active/solver_branch_flips.md b/complete/2026/07/solver-branch-flips.md
similarity index 81%
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rename to complete/2026/07/solver-branch-flips.md
index 658705ec..8c9e9ab6 100644
--- a/active/solver_branch_flips.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/solver-branch-flips.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## solver-branch-flips
+- completed: 2026-07-10 (findings delivered; issue #377 stays OPEN as anchor for remaining legs)
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/issues/377 (open)
+- summary: research deliverable met — flips are JIT-only (eager clean; XLA-fusion ulp × discrete threshold); positive-only solver EXONERATED (persists unconstrained, tol-invariant); interior bilinear crossings continuous; CONFIRMED amplifier: linear rank-CDF forward discontinuous at data bbox edge (U jumps 1/(N+1) at the max point, measured)
+- followups (on #377, unfiled): linear-CDF clamp-convention fix (own gated task, FoM-impact check); kernel-config in-graph localization (jax.debug instrumentation)
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Root-cause the measure-thin solver branch flips in pixelized likelihoods
 
 Type: research
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/starred-epsf-backend.md b/complete/2026/07/starred-epsf-backend.md
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+## starred-epsf-backend
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/35 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/36 (merged, squash — b1f02a5 squashed to main; branch+worktree cleaned)
+- follow-up: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/37 (OPEN — definitive stellar-field science comparison; HEAVY MAST+drizzlepac+CRDS, deferred)
+- repos: PyAutoReduce
+- summary: Optional STARRED (COSMOGRAIL, arXiv:2402.08725) Tier-1b super-sampled ePSF back-end for the PSF stage, born from a question. Deep research established STARRED's PSF-recon is a standalone FIELD-STAR ePSF (Moffat+starlet) — reduction-stage Tier-1b, NOT the mislabelled "Tier-3 target reconstruction" (that framing was PSFr's, dropped); corrected hst_acs_pipeline/jwst/keck_ao docs. autoreduce/psf/starred_epsf.py (extraction→starred.build_psf→Downsample route-a + CENTROID-PRESERVING delivery + MIN_STARS/undersampling guards + provenance); dispatch TargetSpec.psf_backend="starred" (noise plumbed into _psf); optional extra pyautoreduce[starred] (GPL-3.0/JAX, lazy — autoreduce has NO astropy/scipy caps so coexists, unlike the autoarray/autofit stack); --psf-backend example. VALIDATION arc: feasibility spike → adversarial GROUND-TRUTH drizzle-consistency (5 scenarios; route-a consistent for well-sampled w/ centroid delivery, centroid 0.002px/flux exact/size≤3%; FOUND+FIXED 0.63px half-pixel crop trap; undersampled→24% broaden documented) → wiring (e2e on real F115W, 206 tests) → real-data comparison. Two bugs caught only by DRIVING the real flow: (1) fixed 32px stamp can't deliver 61px psf_full→derive from psf_full_shape; (2) global-COM recenter biased by asymmetric wings 0.69px→center on peak-windowed CORE (COM-centering an asymmetric PSF is physically WRONG). Comparison INCONCLUSIVE by design: F115W "point sources" are extended GALAXIES (empirical sub-pixel-registered stack central-3x3 conc 0.04 vs real star ~0.5-0.8); STARRED conc 0.82 (matches F115W's ~1.3px PSF) resists the galaxy contamination photutils averages in (conc 0.11) — suggestive STARRED more robust, unverifiable w/o real stars → #37. Naive per-source χ² is registration-dominated (rewards flat PSFs), INVALID. Traps: build_starred_epsf runs only in ~/venv/starred w/ autoreduce on PYTHONPATH; reduction.json "96 stars"=JWST-config not strict point-src; PyAutoReduce release label="release" (add via gh api --input JSON array). Full narrative in memory project_starred_epsf_backend.md.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/starred-frame-epsf.md b/complete/2026/07/starred-frame-epsf.md
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+## starred-frame-epsf
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/41 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/42 (merged, squash; branch+worktree cleaned)
+- repos: PyAutoReduce
+- summary: Extended STARRED Tier-1b (#36) to the per-exposure FRAME-PRODUCTS mode. build_starred_frame_epsf (autoreduce/psf/starred_epsf.py): native-pixel STARRED ePSF for ONE exposure — NO drizzle-consistency resample (native distorted grid), per-star noise from the frame ERR ext, returns (None,None,diag) on few-stars like photutils build_frame_epsf, loud StarredUnavailableError if extra absent. Refactored shared _prepare_frame helper (frame_epsf.py) so both back-ends use ONE identical star-selection path (returns work,err,found,n_patched,primary,target_xy,det_shape — the extra 3 for the JWST tier-2b fallback). Dispatch package/frames._frame_psf on spec.psf_backend. 3 new tests (ERR context, missing-extra guard, dispatch route); 209 pass. VALIDATED on real frames (prototypes/starred_vs_epsf_frame.py, #41 comment-4948745553): STARRED vs photutils per-frame ePSF vs empirical frame-star stack — Omega Cen WFC3/UVIS FLC (empirical conc 0.69 sharp → STARRED 0.31 BROADENED, photutils conc>1 NEGATIVE WINGS) + M92 NIRCam SW CAL (empirical 0.34 → STARRED 0.33 MATCHES, photutils 0.34 + neighbour-contamination blob). STARRED wins BOTH by radial RMS (rejects photutils per-frame pathologies) but BROADENS sharp native PSFs → CONDITIONAL/MARGINAL upgrade per-frame, NOT the clear mosaic win; photutils Tier-1 stays a sound frame default. Native single frames undersampled by construction + native-pixel delivery discards STARRED super-res. KEY: build_starred_frame_epsf does star selection INTERNALLY (find_stars→photutils) so needs photutils+starred COEXISTING (pyautoreduce[starred] env; photutils is base dep>=1.8, verified coexist w/ astropy8+jax; mosaic path hid this by pre-selecting stars in PyAuto venv). Traps: worktree caches deleted on cleanup → re-download frames; build_starred_frame_epsf runs in ~/venv/starred (now w/ photutils) + autoreduce PYTHONPATH. Regime map now spans mosaic (WFC3 win / JWST-SW loss / JWST-LW win) + per-frame (both conditional). Siblings: project_starred_epsf_backend.md (#36/#37/#39).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/starred-jwst-validation.md b/complete/2026/07/starred-jwst-validation.md
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+## starred-jwst-validation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/39 (closed — answered)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/40 (merged, squash; branch+worktree cleaned)
+- repos: PyAutoReduce
+- summary: JWST/NIRCam leg of the STARRED Tier-1b validation (sibling of #37 WFC3). STARRED instrument-agnostic → NO new code; pure validation. Reduced M92 (NGC 6341) program 1334 (JWST NIRCam astrometric/flux calib field) via MAST+calwebb_image3 in TWO bands (scripts/reduce_m92_jwst.py --band). RESULT = a REGIME MAP, not a simple win (prototypes/starred_vs_epsf_m92.py, #39 comment-4948555741): (1) NIRCam SW F150W (UNDERSAMPLED 0.03", ~1.7px, 81 stars) → photutils WINS, STARRED under-concentrates 0.25 vs empirical 0.31 with excess starlet-channel wings (fwhm 11.8px) — confirms the #35 adversarial undersampling prediction; (2) NIRCam LW F277W (well-sampled 0.06", 18 stars) → STARRED WINS (conc 0.21 matches empirical 0.22) while photutils build COLLAPSES on few blended stars (flat/oscillating conc 0.07). Combined with WFC3/UVIS (#37, STARRED wins): STARRED Tier-1b is a CONDITIONAL upgrade — more robust across crowding (sensible PSF in all 3 fields where photutils degraded/failed in 2), matches truth on WELL-SAMPLED data, but BROADENS on undersampled NIRCam SW. Recommendation (doc'd in hst_acs_pipeline.md Tier-1b): STARRED for well-sampled + crowded/few-star fields; photutils/Tier-2 for undersampled SW. Traps: JWST surface-brightness units → peak_max=None (no sat cut, unlike WFC3); M92 extremely crowded (SW min_sep 25px→7 stars, 13px→84; LW 18px→20); pipeline _package fails (SW=PartialOverlap cutout off partial NIRCam footprint / LW=all-bad-pixel cutout in coverage gap) → package data.fits/noise_map.fits manually from work/*_i2d.fits SCI+ERR extensions at a well-covered mid-density region; comparison OUT dir must be field-scoped (SW+LW collide otherwise); starred stage in ~/venv/starred w/ autoreduce on PYTHONPATH. Siblings: project_starred_epsf_backend.md (#36 back-end, #37 WFC3).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/starred-wfc3-validation.md b/complete/2026/07/starred-wfc3-validation.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## starred-wfc3-validation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/37 (closed — answered)
+- completed: 2026-07-11
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/38 (merged, squash; branch+worktree cleaned)
+- repos: PyAutoReduce
+- summary: WFC3/HST leg of #37 — the definitive stellar-field science comparison the F115W (#35) attempt couldn't do (extragalactic → galaxies). KEY: STARRED Tier-1b is instrument-agnostic (psf_backend dispatch, not per-detector) → ZERO new back-end code for WFC3; this was pure validation. Reduced a GENUINELY STELLAR field — Omega Cen (NGC 5139) WFC3/UVIS F606W, proposal 15733 (6×60s) — via MAST+drizzlepac+CRDS (scripts/reduce_omegacen_wfc3.py). On REAL stars (empirical sub-pixel-registered star-stack = truth, conc 0.58): STARRED conc 0.54 matches truth + clean; photutils Tier-1 conc 0.39 under-concentrated + NEIGHBOUR-CONTAMINATED (crowded field leaks blobs into the ePSF; STARRED's two-channel deconvolution rejects them); radial rms 0.020 vs 0.021 → STARRED WINS (prototypes/starred_vs_epsf_omegacen.py, #37 comment-4948298371). ROBUSTNESS BONUS: photutils build_epsf 61×61 psf_full FAILS (non-positive flux, negative ePSF wings) on this field; STARRED delivers both kernels. Doc note in hst_acs_pipeline.md Tier-1b. Traps: Omega Cen CORE too crowded (isolation cut → 0-1 stars) → picked a moderate-density mosaic region (centre 4457,3495, 22 isolated); pipeline _psf CRASHES (photutils psf_full) BEFORE _package → packaged data.fits/noise_map.fits manually from work/*_drc_sci.fits + noise_map_from(sci,wht,360,1.0); MAST 403 F606W across proposals → MUST pin proposal_ids=("15733",); STARRED build runs only in ~/venv/starred w/ autoreduce on PYTHONPATH. Sibling of the merged STARRED back-end (project_starred_epsf_backend.md, #36). Un-done: a hardening issue for photutils psf_full non-positive crash on crowded fields (noted, not filed).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/stpsf-tier2b.md b/complete/2026/07/stpsf-tier2b.md
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+## stpsf-tier2b
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/29 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/pull/30 (merged 117a1ec, squash)
+- summary: JWST per-frame PSF coverage lifted 3/6 -> 6/6 (F115W validated) — STPSF tier-2b at frame DETECTOR + target position, DET_DIST ext (detector-sampled INCL. distortion = correct native-frame kernel); position clamp for off-detector targets (star-starved edge frames put the target exactly there, recorded); poppy-cupy import-block pin (WSL2 CUDA JIT broken, post-import flags don't rebind); missing-stpsf = recorded outcome; literature caveat on every tier-2b kernel; 197 tests; human-directed ship+merge ("ship it")
+- followups: HST TinyTim tier-2 stays roadmap; stpsf now in venv (2.2.0 + data auto-found); duplicate frame-ePSF compute when both flags on still open
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/stub-skill-recipes-fill-in.md b/complete/2026/07/stub-skill-recipes-fill-in.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,3 @@
+## stub-skill-recipes-fill-in (retired by user decision)
+- completed: 2026-07-10 (retired without execution)
+- summary: user retired the fill-in ambition — the 14 al_* stub skills stay honestly-labeled "(stub)" in skills/README.md with complete wiki/core companion pages (the assistant-wiki-release decision, autolens_assistant#40); the procedural Branch recipes remain TODO by choice, not oversight (verified still TODO at retirement). If a specific recipe is ever wanted, file a fresh single-skill prompt (al_point_source was the suggested first pick).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/user-defaults-discovery.md b/complete/2026/07/user-defaults-discovery.md
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+## user-defaults-discovery
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/issues/55 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_assistant/pull/56 (merged, squash)
+- completed: 2026-07-10
+- summary: batch finale (task 6, rescoped discovery-half) — start-new-project step 0 environment-discovery preflight: read-only git/gh/ssh/profile/project.yaml detection before setup questions; precedence user instruction -> project config -> detected tool state -> ask; one-line overridable confirms; accepted values state storage location; secrets never stored; multi-account/cluster always asks. GitHub owner + HPC alias steps consume it. user.yaml half stays DEFERRED/evidence-gated (prompt text records the rescope).
+- followups: none — autolens_assistant batch COMPLETE (6/6 shipped+merged: #46 #48 #50 #52 #54 #56); stub_skill_recipes stays open as rolling queue; bug/pyautobuild/back_to_back_docstrings_notebook.md queued
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/version-check-compat-floor.md b/complete/2026/07/version-check-compat-floor.md
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+## version-check-compat-floor
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoConf/issues/118 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-08
+- prs: PyAutoConf#119 (merged 452f0f7)
+- notes: |
+    R2 of the version-pinning design review (PyAutoBuild#118). check_version
+    enforces a compatibility floor, not exact match: floor precedence
+    minimum_library_version -> workspace_version (legacy, as floor) ->
+    version.txt; installed < floor raises; newer passes with git-pull warn
+    beyond 30 days; unparseable warns; advice never suggests == pins.
+    117 tests (7 new). Heart YELLOW 6-reason set acked in-session at ship.
+    Follow-up: workspace general.yaml adoption of the new key.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/version-pinning-design-review.md b/complete/2026/07/version-pinning-design-review.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,33 @@
+## version-pinning-design-review
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild/issues/118 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoConf#119 + PyAutoBuild#121 (merged, gated order) — via child tasks
+- notes: |
+    Design review of stack-wide exact version pinning. Found: accidental
+    2026.6.25.641-.649 series = scheduled release cron publishing
+    run_number versions (no yank issue ever tracked); yanked .649 still
+    recorded on all mains -> new-user pip path broken. Verdict: keep ==
+    sibling pins; replace workspace exact-match with compatibility floor.
+    Shipped: R2 floor check (version-check-compat-floor), R3-core
+    wheels+tags-only (release-stamping-slim), R4 rehearsal gating (via
+    PyAutoHeart#39). Q2: notebook/Colab cadence stays per-release.
+    Rehearsal on new pipeline green (2026.7.8.1.dev65201, run 28973384455).
+    OPEN human action (on the closed issue): flip vars.RELEASE_MODE=live or
+    dispatch rehearsal=false for first real release -> realigns PyPI,
+    unbreaks new users; then run workspace floor adoption + Heart
+    version_skew rework (prompts filed in feature/).
+
+## Original prompt
+
+# Version-pinning design review: assess the pinned-version scheme against nightly builds
+
+Type: research
+Target: PyAutoBuild
+Difficulty: medium
+Autonomy: supervised
+Priority: normal
+Status: formalised
+
+We have this API which pins version numbers throughout the source code, with the motivation being it stops users from pairing a wrong version of the source code with the workspace. I think this is a good design, albeit it often breaks for users, and it means we have this version number throughout the code and workspace. We also ran into issues with me accidentally releasing some versions which I think are still in the source code — look at the GitHub history to find them, there was an issue about yanking their PyPIs. Can you review and assess if this high level design makes sense or if we can do it better? Also consider how we will basically have nightly build + release reinstated soon.
+
+<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-likelihood-function.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-likelihood-function.md
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+## weak-likelihood-function
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/245
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/246 (merged)
+- notes: Step 5 of the weak series (--auto supervised, same-session). scripts/weak/likelihood_function.py in the standard guide style; by-hand == FitWeak == AnalysisWeak to 8 d.p. (-104.74144953, chi2 437.510/400). Notes the gamma vs reduced-shear g distinction ahead of step 7. Catalogue regenerated in-branch (CI staleness leg green first run). Workspace-only PR, no library gate. lenstool-example's autolens_workspace claim had cleared by this task — no parallel worktree needed.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-modeling.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-modeling.md
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+## weak-modeling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/579
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/580 (merged)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/241 (merged)
+- notes: Step 4 (keystone) of the weak-lensing series, run under --auto supervised end to end in one session: intake -> plan-to-issue -> implement -> park at ship sign-off -> human approve -> PR-open -> CI -> merge -> close. Added `al.AnalysisWeak` + `autolens/weak/model/{analysis,result,plotter,visualizer}.py` mirroring `point/model` (NOT imaging/model — FitWeak follows FitPoint's standalone pattern; the prompt's "mirror imaging" was adapted). `use_jax=False` default: FitWeak is NumPy-only (cached_property + np.asarray, no xp threading); JAX needs pytree registration — deliberate future work. New `weak_dataset`/`fit_weak` sections in packaged visualize/plots.yaml, mirrored into autolens_workspace config. Workspace `scripts/weak/modeling.py` validated with a REAL ~7-min Nautilus run: einstein_radius 1.556 (1.476-1.631) vs truth 1.6; the search's own VisualizerWeak wrote on-the-fly subplots. Gotchas: (1) `autolens/__init__.py` is CRLF — a scripted open()/write() edit ballooned the diff 317 lines; reverted and redone with newline='' (grep -c $'\r$' first, per the standing memory). (2) autolens_workspace CI "navigator / Catalogue staleness" fails on any new script until `PyAutoBuild/autobuild/regenerate_navigator.py autolens` is run and llms-full.txt + workspace_index.json committed — this is the prescribed fix, not a workaround. (3) Parallel-worktree pattern used a third time for autolens_workspace alongside lenstool-example (its diff = root metadata only). (4) Brain Feature Agent scored the task too-large/4-phase; consolidated to the series' proven 2-PR shape — right call, both PRs merged unchanged. Heart YELLOW reason set was surfaced in the sign-off question and acknowledged by the human approval. Next in series: 6_visualization_profiles + 5_likelihood_function (both unblocked), then 7 (A2744 real data), 8 (combined SL+WL), 9 (PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS).
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-real-data.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-real-data.md
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@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## weak-real-data
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/588
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/589 (merged)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/253 (merged)
+- notes: Step 7 (final leg) of the weak series, phased 7a/7b (--auto supervised; human answered the batched 7a-signoff+7b-data question with "approve 7a, go with (a) --auto merge whatever" — merge pre-authorization recorded). 7a: WeakDataset.from_arrays/to_csv/from_csv/from_fits (loaders default is_reduced=True — real catalogs measure ellipticities), weights= (sigma=w^-0.5), redshift storage, reduced shear end to end (SimulatorShearYX(reduced=True), FitWeak model g=gamma/(1-kappa); mislabel-guard test). 7b: real A2744 data from pyRRG jwst branch trainStarGalClass/TrainingData/abell2744_galaxies.fits (commit-pinned runtime download 0ccc29fb, NOT redistributed); 6585 sources -> only ~1600 with measured shapes -> 382 after |e|<1 + err + 10-130" cuts; weighted-mean gamma_t S/N only ~1.5 (training-data depth) BUT correct radial concentration + null B-mode — prose REWRITTEN mid-task from "compare to literature" to honest workflow-demo framing after measuring the detection significance (initial framing overpromised). NFW posterior broad, centre loosely near core. DATA LESSON: the "catalogues available from the pyRRG repo" claim in Harvey & Massey 2024 resolves to training-data files on the jwst branch, not the published DR1 shear catalog; a metrology-grade reproduction needs the UNCOVER/MAST products or author contact. Sixth+seventh parallel-worktree uses clean; catalogue regenerated in-branch again.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-sigma-crit-jax.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-sigma-crit-jax.md
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+## weak-sigma-crit-jax
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/590
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/591 (merged)
+- workspace-test-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/156 (merged)
+- notes: Weak series step 10 (--auto supervised, same-session). Per-galaxy sigma_crit scaling: FitWeak._redshift_scale_factors uses cosmology.scaling_factor_between_redshifts_from(z_lens, z_i, z_ref) — exactly beta_i/beta_ref, zero at/below lens plane, unity at source plane; reduced datasets scale BOTH gamma and kappa (g=s*g/(1-s*k)). Factors are concrete numpy constants (redshifts never sampled) so they stay outside JAX traces — this is the key design point that made scaling+JAX coexist on one branch. JAX: xp threaded through fit statistics; model_shear returns raw array on jnp path (LensCalc guard); _register_fit_weak_pytrees mirrors AnalysisPoint with no_flatten=(dataset,_xp,_redshift_scale_factors). GOTCHA: jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)(instance) fails cold on ModelInstance — pytree model registration happens in the Fitness path, so validation MUST go through fitness._vmap (the standing memory rule, reconfirmed). workspace_test parity script at scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/weak/ (plain + scaled variants); un-parks fast_visualization D.2.b.iii. use_jax default stays False on AnalysisWeak.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-small-datasets.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-small-datasets.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..38e91475
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/weak-small-datasets.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## weak-small-datasets
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/583
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- autoarray-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/pull/366 (merged)
+- autolens-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/584 (merged)
+- notes: Step 9 of the weak series (--auto supervised, same-session). SMALL_DATASETS_N_CATALOGUE=25 + cap_catalogue_size_for_small_datasets in autoarray dataset_util (centralised beside pixel caps, reusable for point catalogues); SimulatorShearYX.via_tracer_random_positions_from consumes it (explicit-grid via_tracer_from never mutated — tested invariant). modeling.py smoke run: 25 galaxies, ~30s vs ~7min. CI GOTCHA: PyAutoLens PR CI failed both legs on first run — the dependency-branch checkout did NOT pick up the same-named PyAutoArray branch (AttributeError on the new helper); resolution = merge autoarray first, then re-run the autolens PR workflows via gh api runs/<id>/rerun — green. Remember for any cross-repo (autoarray->autolens) additive API: expect first-run red, merge upstream, rerun.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-strong-lensing.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-strong-lensing.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..63c1fe75
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/weak-strong-lensing.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## weak-strong-lensing
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/247
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/587 (merged)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/251 (merged)
+- notes: Step 8 of the weak series (--auto supervised, same-session). scripts/weak/features/strong_lensing/{simulator,fit,modeling}.py — one tracer -> imaging arcs + 400-galaxy shear field to 10"; joint fit via AnalysisFactor/FactorGraphModel with FULLY SHARED priors (same model object to both factors); NumPy graph loop because AnalysisWeak is NumPy (AnalysisImaging(use_jax=False) inside the graph). Real joint Nautilus fit recovered er=1.5999 (1.5993-1.6005) vs 1.6. KEY LIBRARY BUG FOUND: first mixed-dataset FactorGraphModel crashed combined visualization — PyAutoFit routes ALL factors' analyses into the lead factor's Visualizer.visualize_combined; VisualizerImaging/Interferometer assumed homogeneity ('FitWeak' has no 'data'). Fix: filter to own Analysis type, early-return BEFORE plotter construction (paths.image_path untouched — regression test asserts this). Both visualizer files are CRLF (match with \r\n in scripted edits). Possible upstream follow-up: PyAutoFit could dispatch visualize_combined per analysis type rather than lead-factor-takes-all.
diff --git a/complete/2026/07/weak-viz-profiles.md b/complete/2026/07/weak-viz-profiles.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..b013c088
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/2026/07/weak-viz-profiles.md
@@ -0,0 +1,6 @@
+## weak-viz-profiles
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/581
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- library-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/582 (merged)
+- workspace-pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/244 (merged)
+- notes: Step 6 of the weak series (--auto supervised, same-session continuation after step 4). Added `aplt.plot_shear_profile` (binned gamma_t data-vs-model + gamma_x B-mode null test; public .ellipticities/.phis accessors only) and `aplt.plot_convergence_map` (Kaiser-Squires E/B-mode FFT inversion of the gridded catalogue, dependency-free Gaussian smoothing). KEY TEST INSIGHT: SIS-based tests are rotation-invariant and CANNOT catch an axis-parity (mirror) error in a KS inversion — added an elliptical-lens (q=0.5, 45deg) orientation regression test (reconstructs at 47.1deg). gamma_x null tolerances: hessian finite-differencing leaves ~1e-9 residuals (1e-6 atol), growing like 1/r for galaxies near the centre (1e-5 atol off-centre). Workspace: fit.py shear-profile section, simulator.py convergence-map section, and the should_simulate auto-simulation pattern adopted in fit.py + modeling.py (user direction mid-run; prompt 9 updated to not duplicate). Navigator catalogue regenerated IN-BRANCH so the staleness CI leg passed first time (lesson from PR #241). Dataset regeneration churn restored before commit. chi2 437.510/400 DoF bit-identical to step-3 value. Fifth+sixth uses of the parallel-worktree pattern went clean.
diff --git a/active/wfc3_reduction.md b/complete/2026/07/wfc3-reduction.md
similarity index 74%
rename from active/wfc3_reduction.md
rename to complete/2026/07/wfc3-reduction.md
index d81959d2..1b90e3c2 100644
--- a/active/wfc3_reduction.md
+++ b/complete/2026/07/wfc3-reduction.md
@@ -1,3 +1,19 @@
+## wfc3-reduction
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/4 (closed)
+- completed: 2026-07-09
+- prs: PyAutoReduce#5 (squash-merged)
+- notes: |
+    WFC3 UVIS + IR adapters (phase 2). UVIS validated against published
+    Bayer et al. 1803.05952 F390W reduction of J0252+0039 (sky RMS 0.00226
+    vs ~0.002 e-/s, R=1.5 shift-and-add); IR F160W internally validated
+    (71-star ePSF post saturation-cap fix). Two loud-failure guards
+    demonstrated (pixfrac speckle; detector-defect blob) -> dial fixes
+    documented in wfc3.md. Review 1 HIGH (per-exposure saturation cap,
+    fixed) + 2 LOW. 62 tests. UVIS ePSF refresh deferred to next natural
+    UVIS reduction (maintainer).
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PyAutoReduce phase 2: WFC3 (UVIS + IR) reduction support
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/clone_mitosis_agent.md b/complete/unknown/clone-mitosis-agent.md
similarity index 98%
rename from active/clone_mitosis_agent.md
rename to complete/unknown/clone-mitosis-agent.md
index 8cc9cede..6d72f14d 100644
--- a/active/clone_mitosis_agent.md
+++ b/complete/unknown/clone-mitosis-agent.md
@@ -1,3 +1,7 @@
+## clone-mitosis-agent
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # PyAutoBrain Clone Agent (Mitosis Agent) to generate new assistants
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/unknown/codex-skill-wrappers.md b/complete/unknown/codex-skill-wrappers.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..3039810e
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/codex-skill-wrappers.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+## codex-skill-wrappers (Phases 1-3)
diff --git a/active/howtolens_workspace_cleanup.md b/complete/unknown/howtolens-workspace-cleanup.md
similarity index 86%
rename from active/howtolens_workspace_cleanup.md
rename to complete/unknown/howtolens-workspace-cleanup.md
index 0cee8c8d..19411df9 100644
--- a/active/howtolens_workspace_cleanup.md
+++ b/complete/unknown/howtolens-workspace-cleanup.md
@@ -1,3 +1,14 @@
+## howtolens-workspace-cleanup
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/79
+- prompt: admin_jammy/prompt/issued/howtolens_workspace_cleanup.md
+- status: workspace-dev
+- worktree: ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/howtolens-workspace-cleanup
+- repos:
+  - autolens_workspace: feature/howtolens-workspace-cleanup
+- merged: 2026-04-21 via https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/80
+
+## Original prompt
+
 Sub-task 2 of 3 following up on https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/78.
 
 The howtolens tutorial series has been extracted into its own repo at `PyAutoLabs/HowToLens`
diff --git a/complete/unknown/morning-routine-phase-1-core-morning-skill.md b/complete/unknown/morning-routine-phase-1-core-morning-skill.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..221f778f
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/morning-routine-phase-1-core-morning-skill.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+## morning-routine phase 1 — core /morning skill (2026-07-13)
+- shipped: PyAutoBrain#106 merged (issue #105 closed). /morning composition skill: sync (bin/pull_all_main.sh) + clean-slate (bin/clean_slate.sh) + consult /health + prioritized digest. Scripts moved out of workspace-root/admin_jammy into PyAutoBrain/bin/ (PYAUTO_ROOT). Live via install.sh (Claude + Codex).
diff --git a/complete/unknown/morning-routine-phase-2-enriched-signals-mobile-codex.md b/complete/unknown/morning-routine-phase-2-enriched-signals-mobile-codex.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..762d7412
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/morning-routine-phase-2-enriched-signals-mobile-codex.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+## morning-routine phase 2 — enriched signals + mobile/codex (2026-07-13)
+- shipped: PyAutoBrain#108 merged (issue #107 closed). Added bin/overnight_status.sh + bin/version_drift.sh (gh-API), made /morning environment-aware (full local; gh-API glance on mobile Claude Code chat / Codex). Live via install.sh.
diff --git a/active/profiling_agent.md b/complete/unknown/profiling-agent.md
similarity index 91%
rename from active/profiling_agent.md
rename to complete/unknown/profiling-agent.md
index e7aafb5e..84e872d7 100644
--- a/active/profiling_agent.md
+++ b/complete/unknown/profiling-agent.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## profiling-agent
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/issues/60 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/pull/61 (merged 2026-07-09)
+- prompt: issued/profiling_agent.md (incl. the phase-1 design decision)
+- summary: profiling conductor live — the proprioceptive function (campaign/ingest/triage); /profiling command installed; future modes (JAX compile-time, slow-function hunting) staged in the prompt
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Profiling agent
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/active/profiling_drift_check.md b/complete/unknown/profiling-drift-check.md
similarity index 81%
rename from active/profiling_drift_check.md
rename to complete/unknown/profiling-drift-check.md
index f27d6a73..9022ef53 100644
--- a/active/profiling_drift_check.md
+++ b/complete/unknown/profiling-drift-check.md
@@ -1,3 +1,11 @@
+## profiling-drift-check
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/issues/37 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoHeart/pull/38 (merged 2026-07-08)
+- prompt: issued/profiling_drift_check.md
+- summary: profiling_drift vitals leg live — scans autolens_profiling result JSONs for pinned_drift; readiness YELLOW + dashboard section
+
+## Original prompt
+
 # Heart vitals leg: pinned-value drift flags from autolens_profiling
 
 Type: feature
diff --git a/complete/unknown/profiling-polish-design.md b/complete/unknown/profiling-polish-design.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..746362fd
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/profiling-polish-design.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## profiling-polish-design
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/52 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/53 (merged 2026-07-08)
+- prompt: issued/polish_phase_1_design.md (phase 1 of maintenance/autolens_profiling/polish.md)
+- summary: design lock-in + results/dashboard groundwork; PreOptimizationTimes convention defined; next phase: polish_phase_2_vram.md
diff --git a/complete/unknown/profiling-vram-validation.md b/complete/unknown/profiling-vram-validation.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..72f3bff9
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/profiling-vram-validation.md
@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
+## profiling-vram-validation
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/54 (closed)
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/55 (merged 2026-07-08)
+- prompt: issued/polish_phase_2_vram.md (phase 2 of maintenance/autolens_profiling/polish.md)
+- summary: vram-first validation — 9/9 cells green on CPU; probe-over-table resolution + non-GPU clamp; record-and-flag pins; A100 probe leg staged (RAL down); 6 latent CI layers fixed
diff --git a/complete/unknown/repos-sync-public-front-door-organ-tables.md b/complete/unknown/repos-sync-public-front-door-organ-tables.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..2195ad3d
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/repos-sync-public-front-door-organ-tables.md
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@
+## repos-sync public front-door organ tables (2026-07-13)
+- shipped: PyAutoMind#70 + .github#3 + PyAutoScientist#1 merged (issue #69 closed). repos_sync now generates the organ table into the .github + PyAutoScientist READMEs (repos_sync:organs markers) and presence-checks the pyautolabs.github.io blurb, wired into --write/--check — a new organ in repos.yaml can no longer silently drop from the public front door (as Gut had). Public front door = 7 (incl. Nerves via front_door:true flag); internal AGENTS.md maps stay the 6 category:organ repos. Also: PyAutoScientist repo born + linked atop all 7 organ READMEs earlier this session.
diff --git a/complete/unknown/restore-truncated-howto-tutorials.md b/complete/unknown/restore-truncated-howto-tutorials.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..72c42366
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/restore-truncated-howto-tutorials.md
@@ -0,0 +1 @@
+## restore-truncated-howto-tutorials
diff --git a/complete/unknown/split-likelihood-profiling.md b/complete/unknown/split-likelihood-profiling.md
new file mode 100644
index 00000000..690ded50
--- /dev/null
+++ b/complete/unknown/split-likelihood-profiling.md
@@ -0,0 +1,8 @@
+## split-likelihood-profiling
+- issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/issues/19
+- pr: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_profiling/pull/20
+- shipped: 2026-05-21
+- summary: |
+    Split likelihood/ into likelihood_breakdown/ + likelihood_runtime/.
+    14 scripts (5 breakdown + 9 runtime) plus moved sweep+aggregate harness.
+    Per-package READMEs document methodology + when-to-use.
diff --git a/skills/create_issue/SKILL.md b/skills/create_issue/SKILL.md
index bf0834b7..15fe137c 100755
--- a/skills/create_issue/SKILL.md
+++ b/skills/create_issue/SKILL.md
@@ -125,10 +125,14 @@ flight) — the second of the three lifecycle states (`draft/ → active/ →
 complete/`; issue #71). Use `git mv` to preserve history:
 
 ```bash
+mkdir -p PyAutoMind/active
 git -C PyAutoMind mv <draft-path> active/<filename>
 ```
 
-Timestamp-suffix the filename if one already exists in `active/`.
+The `mkdir -p` matters on a **freshly-spawned** Mind, where `active/` does not
+yet exist (it holds only instance state, so the template ships without it) —
+`git mv` errors if the destination dir is missing. Timestamp-suffix the
+filename if one already exists in `active/`.
 
 ### 6. Push Mind
 

From 724ac6f87c042204b15d579b8939a0a056e7c3fc Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Jammy2211 <JNightingale2211@gmail.com>
Date: Mon, 13 Jul 2026 17:31:07 +0100
Subject: [PATCH 2/2] chore(lifecycle): drop 287 done/legacy active/ prompts,
 keep in-flight (#71)
MIME-Version: 1.0
Content-Type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit

Per user direction ("293 is too many, most are done"). Kept only the prompts
matching a live active.md in-flight task (generous token match, protects
in-flight); dropped the rest — 51 numbered early-workflow prompts, 81
complete.md-cited, and the token-overlap-to-a-shipped-record remainder. active/
293 → 7. All recoverable from git history; their knowledge lives in the
complete/<YYYY>/<MM>/ records. lifecycle.py check: OK.

complete.md is KEPT (not retired) and paired 1:1 by slug to the dated records
(lifecycle.py check enforces record <-> complete.md entry).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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diff --git a/active/01_log_gaussian_with_limits_crash.md b/active/01_log_gaussian_with_limits_crash.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `LogGaussianPrior.with_limits` will crash on first call (and so will `_new_for_base_message`)
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A1).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/log_gaussian.py:71-114` defines two
-helpers that pass kwargs the constructor does not accept:
-
-```python
-# log_gaussian.py:95-100  (with_limits)
-return cls(
-    mean=(lower_limit + upper_limit) / 2,
-    sigma=upper_limit - lower_limit,
-    lower_limit=lower_limit,    # <-- ctor does not accept this
-    upper_limit=upper_limit,    # <-- ctor does not accept this
-)
-
-# log_gaussian.py:109-114  (_new_for_base_message)
-return LogGaussianPrior(
-    *message.parameters,
-    lower_limit=self.lower_limit,   # self.lower_limit never set
-    upper_limit=self.upper_limit,   # self.upper_limit never set
-    id_=self.instance().id,
-)
-```
-
-`LogGaussianPrior.__init__` signature is `(mean, sigma, id_)` (lines 13-19).
-Both helpers will raise `TypeError`. This is the same structural shape
-as the original `LogUniformPrior` sign-convention bug — the LogGaussian
-branch has clearly never run end-to-end.
-
-## Wider context — how these helpers are called
-
-`with_limits` is the standard prior-passing entry point. It is invoked
-indirectly through model-mapper passing flows that look like:
-
-- `Prior.with_limits` is called when re-creating priors centred on the
-  posterior of a previous run.
-- `_new_for_base_message` is called from message projection / EP code
-  paths when the underlying message has been refit and the wrapper
-  needs reconstructing.
-
-Both flows are dormant until a user runs a fit that produces a
-`LogGaussianPrior` result and then chains a second fit that uses
-prior-passing on that parameter. That combination has apparently
-never been exercised — which is why the crash is latent.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: log_gaussian_with_limits_crash.py
-# Run: python log_gaussian_with_limits_crash.py
-import traceback
-
-from autofit.mapper.prior.log_gaussian import LogGaussianPrior
-
-print("=== with_limits ===")
-try:
-    p = LogGaussianPrior.with_limits(lower_limit=0.01, upper_limit=10.0)
-    print(f"Unexpected success: got {p!r}")
-except TypeError as e:
-    print(f"TypeError as expected: {e}")
-    traceback.print_exc()
-
-print()
-print("=== _new_for_base_message ===")
-# Build any LogGaussianPrior, then attempt the helper path
-p = LogGaussianPrior(mean=0.0, sigma=1.0)
-try:
-    new = p._new_for_base_message(p.message.base_message)
-    print(f"Unexpected success: got {new!r}")
-except (TypeError, AttributeError) as e:
-    print(f"Error as expected: {type(e).__name__}: {e}")
-    traceback.print_exc()
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: `TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword
-argument 'lower_limit'` for both calls (with an additional `AttributeError:
-'LogGaussianPrior' object has no attribute 'lower_limit'` likely surfacing
-before the TypeError on the second call).
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-Drop the unused kwargs in both helpers:
-
-```python
-@classmethod
-def with_limits(cls, lower_limit: float, upper_limit: float) -> "LogGaussianPrior":
-    return cls(
-        mean=(lower_limit + upper_limit) / 2,
-        sigma=upper_limit - lower_limit,
-    )
-
-def _new_for_base_message(self, message):
-    return LogGaussianPrior(
-        *message.parameters,
-        id_=self.instance().id,
-    )
-```
-
-There is no `lower_limit` / `upper_limit` for a true log-Gaussian (its
-support is `(0, ∞)`), so this fix is the right semantic answer too —
-the kwargs should never have been there.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/log_gaussian.py` end-to-end
-   (not just the lines quoted) to confirm the constructor signature
-   has not drifted since this prompt was written.
-2. Run the reproducer above as a standalone script. Confirm both
-   helpers raise.
-3. Sketch the fix in a scratch checkout (no commit) and re-run the
-   reproducer. Confirm both calls now succeed.
-4. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/01_log_gaussian_with_limits_crash.md`.
-5. **In the issue body, explicitly request that a collaborator with
-   probabilistic-programming background verify before any PR opens.**
-   The proposed fix is mechanical, but the audit was AI-generated and
-   we want a second pair of eyes.
-6. **Stop. Do not call `/start_dev` until the issue has at least one
-   confirmation ack.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — fix now (severity: medium-high).**
-`with_limits` raises `TypeError: __init__() got an unexpected keyword argument
-'lower_limit'` as predicted. `_new_for_base_message` also crashes, but via a
-different path than the audit predicted: `self.lower_limit` resolves through
-`Prior.__getattr__` to the message, and the call then fails with
-`AttributeError: 'TransformedMessage' object has no attribute 'instance'`.
-Same conclusion — this branch has never run end-to-end. Note
-`NormalMessage.from_mode` on current main now defensively pops
-`lower_limit`/`upper_limit` kwargs, a workaround in the same family.
-Proposed fix stands (drop the kwargs; a log-Gaussian has support (0, inf)).
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/01_status_dashboard.md b/active/01_status_dashboard.md
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-# Cross-repo sync status dashboard
-
-> ⚠️ **Caveat — drafted from a stale repo state.** This prompt was drafted on 2026-04-27 during a forensic sweep that found local checkouts up to 101 commits behind origin. The trigger looked like a structural workflow flaw, but later analysis showed the drift was largely driven by **stale local checkouts being edited without `git pull` first**, not by missing tooling. Now that PyAutoPrompt is the canonical source-of-truth and `skills/install.sh` auto-discovers across both repos, some of the recommendations below may be over-engineered for the day-to-day case. Re-evaluate whether each measure is still warranted — the cheap habits (pull before edit, never rewrite history) buy most of the win.
-
-Drift across PyAuto repos is currently invisible — there's no single command
-that shows whether each library and workspace is in sync with `origin/main`.
-The 2026-04-27 audit found 12 repos with up to 101 commits of behind-origin
-state, and we only noticed because of an unrelated investigation. Catching it
-early needs a dashboard that's two keystrokes away.
-
-## What to build
-
-A shell function `pyauto-status` (loaded via `~/.bashrc` or `~/.local/bin/`)
-that, for every git repo under `~/Code/PyAutoLabs/`, prints:
-
-- repo name
-- current branch
-- upstream tracking ref (or `NONE` if missing — a real failure mode that hid
-  `autolens_workspace_developer` for weeks)
-- behind / ahead counts vs `@{u}`
-- dirty file count
-- a single-glyph flag column: `↓` for behind, `↑` for ahead, `*` for dirty
-
-Implementation notes:
-
-- Run `git fetch origin --quiet` per repo before counting (a stale dashboard is
-  worse than none).
-- Skip directories that aren't git repos cleanly (warn, don't crash).
-- Use the upstream branch from `git rev-parse --abbrev-ref @{u}`, not a
-  hardcoded `origin/main`. PyAutoFit recently moved from `main_build` → `main`
-  and a hardcoded version would have hidden that.
-
-A working draft is included in
-`PyAutoPrompt/autoprompt/snippets/pyauto_status.sh` (see file). Test it; tune the
-column widths; either inline it into `~/.bashrc` or symlink from `~/.local/bin/`.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Running `pyauto-status` from any directory shows all 12 repos in one screen.
-- A repo on a non-default branch is visible (don't auto-checkout `main`).
-- A repo with no upstream is flagged, not silently skipped.
-- The whole sweep finishes in well under 10 seconds (parallel-friendly fetch).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Auto-pulling. This is a status command only — fixing drift is a separate
-  prompt (`05_sync_slash_command.md`).
-- Pretty colors / TUI. Plain text is faster to read and pipe.
-
-## Files touched
-
-- `~/.bashrc` (or `~/.local/bin/pyauto-status` + `chmod +x`)
-- Optionally: `PyAutoPrompt/scripts/status.sh` already prints prompt-registry
-  counts; consider adding a `--repos` flag that delegates to this function.
diff --git a/active/02_gitignore_noise.md b/active/02_gitignore_noise.md
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-# Workspace `.gitignore` cleanup
-
-> ⚠️ **Caveat — drafted from a stale repo state.** This prompt was drafted on 2026-04-27 during a forensic sweep that found local checkouts up to 101 commits behind origin. The trigger looked like a structural workflow flaw, but later analysis showed the drift was largely driven by **stale local checkouts being edited without `git pull` first**, not by missing tooling. Now that PyAutoPrompt is the canonical source-of-truth and `skills/install.sh` auto-discovers across both repos, some of the recommendations below may be over-engineered for the day-to-day case. Re-evaluate whether each measure is still warranted — the cheap habits (pull before edit, never rewrite history) buy most of the win.
-
-Generated artifacts are routinely polluting `git status` in the workspace repos,
-to the point where the user (and agents) stop reading `git status` because
-"of course it's dirty". On 2026-04-27 this caused 101-commit drift on
-PyAutoGalaxy to go unnoticed for weeks: the workspaces showed 8+ "dirty" files
-each, all generated, so the actual modified files (real PyAutoJAX→PyAutoLabs
-renames) were buried.
-
-Examples of the noise pattern, all observed in working trees:
-
-- `image.fits` at workspace root (a script wrote a literal default filename)
-- `path/`, `scripts/path/` (a script took `"path"` as a literal arg)
-- `scripts/scripts/` (a script ran from inside `scripts/` with `cd scripts/`)
-- `output_path/` (similar literal)
-- `root.log` (logger output)
-- `__pycache__/` directories everywhere
-
-Some of these reflect actual bugs in scripts (passing `"path"` as a positional
-arg). The bugs should be fixed at source where reasonable, but `.gitignore` is
-the backstop that prevents the pollution from compounding.
-
-## What to ship
-
-Add to the `.gitignore` of every workspace repo (`autofit_workspace`,
-`autogalaxy_workspace`, `autolens_workspace`, the `*_test` and `*_developer`
-variants):
-
-```gitignore
-# Generated artifacts — never check in
-image.fits
-path/
-scripts/path/
-scripts/scripts/
-output_path/
-root.log
-*.log
-
-__pycache__/
-*.pyc
-.codex/
-```
-
-Where the literal noise comes from a real script bug (e.g. `image.fits` from a
-plotter that defaulted to that filename), file an issue or fix the source while
-you're there.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- After pulling the updated `.gitignore` into a clean workspace and running the
-  smoke tests, `git status` is clean.
-- The dataset/* simulator outputs that workspaces actually want to track
-  (`dataset/imaging/.../data.fits` etc.) remain tracked — only the literal-string
-  accidents are ignored.
-
-## How to handle existing tracked files matching the new patterns
-
-`git rm --cached <file>` (don't use plain `git rm`, that deletes content) then
-commit the `.gitignore` and the `--cached` removal in the same PR.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Source-side fixes for the scripts that write `path/` etc. — file follow-up
-  issues but don't bundle the fixes here.
-- Library `.gitignore` updates (PyAutoConf/PyAutoFit/PyAutoArray/PyAutoGalaxy/
-  PyAutoLens already have reasonable `.gitignore`s; the noise problem is
-  workspace-specific).
-
-## Files touched
-
-One PR per workspace repo:
-
-- `autofit_workspace/.gitignore`
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/.gitignore`
-- `autolens_workspace/.gitignore`
-- `autofit_workspace_test/.gitignore`
-- `autolens_workspace_test/.gitignore`
-- `autofit_workspace_developer/.gitignore`
-- `autolens_workspace_developer/.gitignore`
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `UniformPrior.logpdf` does not handle array inputs
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A7).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/uniform.py:100-116`:
-
-```python
-def logpdf(self, x):
-    # TODO: handle x as a numpy array
-    if x == self.lower_limit:
-        x += epsilon
-    elif x == self.upper_limit:
-        x -= epsilon
-    return self.message.logpdf(x)
-```
-
-The `if x == self.lower_limit:` test is scalar-only. The `# TODO`
-acknowledges the gap. Passing a numpy array raises
-`ValueError: The truth value of an array with more than one element is
-ambiguous`.
-
-## Wider context — how `logpdf` is called
-
-`Prior.logpdf` is the user-facing way to evaluate a prior's log density.
-It's invoked from:
-
-- Plotting / visualisation code that vectorises across a grid.
-- Diagnostic notebooks comparing priors.
-- Anywhere the user wants to ask "what is p(x) under this prior"
-  without going through the full search machinery.
-
-The internal NonLinearSearch / Fitness machinery uses
-`log_prior_from_value` (which is correctly array-safe for the JAX path,
-see `uniform.py:167-179`). So this bug doesn't break inference — it
-breaks user-facing density evaluation. The fact that the `# TODO` has
-sat there suggests the array path was never used in earnest.
-
-The boundary epsilon-snap exists because `UniformNormalMessage.logpdf`
-goes to `-inf` exactly at the limits (`phi_transform` is `Φ⁻¹`, and
-`Φ⁻¹(0) = -inf`). The fix needs to preserve that behaviour for arrays.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: uniform_logpdf_array_handling.py
-import numpy as np
-import autofit as af
-
-prior = af.UniformPrior(lower_limit=0.0, upper_limit=1.0)
-
-# Scalar works
-print(f"scalar logpdf(0.5) = {prior.logpdf(0.5)}")
-
-# Boundary scalar works (epsilon-snap path)
-print(f"scalar logpdf(0.0) = {prior.logpdf(0.0)}  (lower edge)")
-
-# Array breaks
-try:
-    print(prior.logpdf(np.array([0.2, 0.5, 0.7])))
-except ValueError as e:
-    print(f"ARRAY: ValueError as expected: {e}")
-
-# Array including boundaries (what we'd want post-fix)
-try:
-    print(prior.logpdf(np.array([0.0, 0.5, 1.0])))
-except ValueError as e:
-    print(f"ARRAY w/ boundaries: ValueError as expected: {e}")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: scalar calls succeed, array calls raise
-`ValueError: The truth value of an array with more than one element is
-ambiguous`.
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-Replace the scalar boundary-snap with a vectorised np.where (mirroring
-the pattern already in `log_prior_from_value`):
-
-```python
-def logpdf(self, x):
-    x = np.asarray(x)
-    x = np.where(x == self.lower_limit, x + epsilon, x)
-    x = np.where(x == self.upper_limit, x - epsilon, x)
-    return self.message.logpdf(x)
-```
-
-Open question for the reviewer: do we want `logpdf` to return `-inf`
-for x outside `[lower_limit, upper_limit]` (like `log_prior_from_value`
-on the JAX path), or do we want to keep delegating unconditionally to
-the message (which extrapolates via the `phi_transform`)? Current
-scalar behaviour silently delegates — array behaviour should match
-that, but the reviewer should confirm.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/uniform.py` end-to-end.
-2. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/composed_transform.py` to
-   understand what the underlying `UniformNormalMessage.logpdf` does
-   for out-of-support values — the fix must not change that behaviour
-   accidentally.
-3. Run the reproducer. Confirm scalar works and array raises.
-4. Sketch the fix above in a scratch checkout (no commit). Re-run the
-   reproducer to confirm array calls now succeed and match
-   `scipy.stats.uniform.logpdf` over the support.
-5. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/02_uniform_logpdf_array_handling.md`.
-6. **In the issue body, ask the reviewer to weigh in on the
-   out-of-support semantics question above.** Also ask whether the
-   `epsilon = 1e-14` snap is still load-bearing or whether a clean
-   `np.where(in_bounds, message.logpdf, -np.inf)` would be cleaner.
-7. **Stop. Do not implement until the open question is resolved.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — fix now (severity: low-medium).**
-Scalar path works; array input raises `ValueError` (ambiguous truth value)
-exactly as described; the `# TODO` is still in the source. Vectorised
-`np.where` fix stands; the out-of-support semantics question remains open
-and should be settled alongside prompt 07's convention decision.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `GammaMessage.from_mode` produces a Gamma that matches neither the requested mode nor variance
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A3).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/gamma.py:75-81`:
-
-```python
-@classmethod
-def from_mode(cls, mode, covariance, **kwargs):
-    m, V = cls._get_mean_variance(mode, covariance)
-    alpha = 1 + m ** 2 * V   # m=mode, V=variance → units: variance²
-    beta  = alpha / m
-    return cls(alpha, beta, **kwargs)
-```
-
-The Gamma distribution with rate parameterisation has:
-
-- `mode = (α - 1) / β`  (for α ≥ 1)
-- `variance = α / β²`
-
-The formula `alpha = 1 + m² * V` does not satisfy either equation. It
-is also dimensionally wrong: `m²` has units of (variance), `V` is
-variance, so `m² * V` has units of variance². `α` is dimensionless.
-
-The "1 +" suggests someone intended `α = 1 + m²/V` (the mean-matching
-closed form that holds when mean ≈ mode for large α), but the operator
-is wrong.
-
-## Wider context — how `from_mode` is used
-
-`from_mode` is the standard way to construct a message from a point
-estimate. Sister methods:
-
-- `NormalMessage.from_mode` (`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/normal.py:296-327`)
-  — for a Gaussian, mode == mean, so `from_mode(m, V)` just constructs
-  `NormalMessage(mode, sqrt(V))`. Correct.
-- `TruncatedNormalMessage.from_mode` — same pattern, correct.
-
-For asymmetric distributions like Gamma, mode != mean, so "from_mode"
-has to solve a system. The expected invariants the reviewer should
-confirm:
-
-- **Interpretation A** (match mode + variance exactly): solve
-  `mode = (α-1)/β` and `var = α/β²` jointly → quadratic in α.
-- **Interpretation B** (match mean to mode, match variance): use
-  `mean = α/β = m` and `var = α/β² = V` → `α = m²/V`, `β = m/V`. The
-  resulting Gamma has mean=m, var=V, and mode = m - V/m (only equals m
-  when V → 0).
-- **Interpretation C** (current code's apparent intent — buggy):
-  `α = 1 + m²/V` (close to Interpretation B but with the "+1" shift
-  used in some texts to keep α ≥ 1).
-
-The audit doc proposes the current line should be `α = 1 + m²/V`, but
-the reviewer should confirm whether the call sites expect mean-matching
-or mode-matching behaviour. Search for callers of `GammaMessage.from_mode`
-to find out — the audit found none in the test suite, which is itself
-a finding.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: gamma_from_mode_wrong_formula.py
-import numpy as np
-
-from autofit.messages.gamma import GammaMessage
-
-np.random.seed(0)
-
-target_mode, target_var = 2.0, 1.0
-
-print(f"Target: mode = {target_mode}, var = {target_var}")
-print()
-
-g = GammaMessage.from_mode(target_mode, target_var)
-print(f"Constructed: alpha = {g.alpha:.4f}, beta = {g.beta:.4f}")
-
-# What the resulting Gamma actually has:
-analytic_mean = g.alpha / g.beta
-analytic_var = g.alpha / g.beta ** 2
-analytic_mode = (g.alpha - 1) / g.beta if g.alpha >= 1 else 0.0
-print(f"Resulting analytic mean = {analytic_mean:.4f}")
-print(f"Resulting analytic var  = {analytic_var:.4f}")
-print(f"Resulting analytic mode = {analytic_mode:.4f}")
-print()
-
-# Sample-based sanity check
-samples = np.random.gamma(g.alpha, scale=1 / g.beta, size=200_000)
-print(f"Sampled mean = {samples.mean():.4f}")
-print(f"Sampled var  = {samples.var():.4f}")
-print()
-
-# Compare to the two plausible intended formulas
-def gamma_from_mode_intended_match_mean(m, V):
-    """Interpretation B: mean=mode, var=V."""
-    alpha = m ** 2 / V
-    beta = m / V
-    return alpha, beta
-
-def gamma_from_mode_audit_proposed(m, V):
-    """Audit's proposed fix: alpha = 1 + m^2/V."""
-    alpha = 1 + m ** 2 / V
-    beta = alpha / m
-    return alpha, beta
-
-aB, bB = gamma_from_mode_intended_match_mean(target_mode, target_var)
-print(f"If we'd used alpha=m²/V (match mean):     "
-      f"alpha={aB:.4f}, beta={bB:.4f}, "
-      f"mean={aB/bB:.4f}, var={aB/bB**2:.4f}, "
-      f"mode={(aB-1)/bB:.4f}")
-
-aC, bC = gamma_from_mode_audit_proposed(target_mode, target_var)
-print(f"If we'd used alpha=1+m²/V (audit's guess): "
-      f"alpha={aC:.4f}, beta={bC:.4f}, "
-      f"mean={aC/bC:.4f}, var={aC/bC**2:.4f}, "
-      f"mode={(aC-1)/bC:.4f}")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: the constructed Gamma's mean / var / mode do
-not match the requested target. The two intended formulas land much
-closer (in different ways).
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-**Needs design input.** The audit's first-pass guess is
-`alpha = 1 + m**2 / V`, but the reviewer should confirm which invariant
-`from_mode` is meant to maintain. Possible fixes, in order of likelihood:
-
-1. `alpha = 1 + m**2 / V; beta = alpha / m`  — matches the intent
-   suggested by the literal `"1 +"` in the current code.
-2. `alpha = m**2 / V; beta = m / V`  — mean-matching (sister classes
-   `NormalMessage.from_mode` are mean-matching, so this is consistent
-   with the family).
-3. Solve the quadratic to match mode + var exactly — only worth doing
-   if a caller actually depends on the mode being preserved.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/gamma.py` and
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/normal.py:296-327` (sister
-   `from_mode`) end-to-end.
-2. Grep for `GammaMessage.from_mode` and `Gamma.*from_mode` across
-   `@PyAutoFit` and the workspaces — list every call site so the
-   reviewer can see what invariant callers depend on.
-3. Run the reproducer. Confirm the three formulas produce three
-   different Gammas.
-4. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/03_gamma_from_mode_wrong_formula.md`.
-5. **In the issue body, ask the reviewer to pick between options 1 / 2
-   / 3 above based on what `from_mode` is supposed to mean for this
-   family.** This is a math + API design call, not a mechanical fix.
-6. **Stop. Do not implement until the reviewer specifies the desired
-   invariant.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED, sharpened — fix after invariant decision (severity: medium, latent).**
-Correction to the audit: the mean DOES match the requested mode exactly
-(beta = alpha/m forces mean = m). The variance is what's wrong, and it is
-*inversely* wrong: `from_mode(2, V=0.25)` yields var = 2.0; `from_mode(2, V=4)`
-yields var = 0.235 — `alpha = 1 + m**2 * V` has V in the numerator where it
-belongs in the denominator. Reproducer note: V=1 cannot discriminate
-`1 + m**2*V` from `1 + m**2/V`; test at V != 1. Interpretation B
-(`alpha = m**2/V`, `beta = m/V`; matches mean+variance, consistent with the
-Normal family) remains the leading candidate. No callers found; latent until
-Gamma messages enter an EP projection.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/03_history_rewrite_guard.md b/active/03_history_rewrite_guard.md
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-# "Never rewrite history" guard in CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md
-
-> ⚠️ **Caveat — drafted from a stale repo state.** This prompt was drafted on 2026-04-27 during a forensic sweep that found local checkouts up to 101 commits behind origin. The trigger looked like a structural workflow flaw, but later analysis showed the drift was largely driven by **stale local checkouts being edited without `git pull` first**, not by missing tooling. Now that PyAutoPrompt is the canonical source-of-truth and `skills/install.sh` auto-discovers across both repos, some of the recommendations below may be over-engineered for the day-to-day case. Re-evaluate whether each measure is still warranted — the cheap habits (pull before edit, never rewrite history) buy most of the win.
-
-The single most damaging drift mechanism on 2026-04-27 was **independent `git init`
-"fresh start" rewrites** on different machines. The three workspace repos ended
-up with **no merge base at all** with origin — local and origin had each gone
-through "Initial commit — fresh start for AI workflow" workflows, producing
-identical content under entirely different SHAs. 41 commits had to be discarded.
-
-The cause is a class of operations that humans and AI agents both find tempting:
-
-- `rm -rf .git && git init` to "start clean"
-- Squashing entire histories into a single "Initial commit"
-- `git push --force` to main when local diverges from origin
-- Cherry-picking onto a freshly-init'd local branch
-
-Each of these is sometimes the right tool. None of them is the right tool when
-the goal is "I want a clean working tree" — `git fetch && git reset --hard
-origin/main && git clean -fd` does the same thing without breaking shared history.
-
-## What to ship
-
-Add a `## Never rewrite history` section to every PyAuto repo's `CLAUDE.md`
-(and `AGENTS.md` if one exists), worded for both humans and AI agents:
-
-```markdown
-## Never rewrite history
-
-NEVER perform these operations on any repo with a remote:
-
-- `git init` in a directory already tracked by git
-- `rm -rf .git && git init`
-- Commit with subject "Initial commit", "Fresh start", "Start fresh", "Reset
-  for AI workflow", or any equivalent message on a branch with a remote
-- `git push --force` to `main` (or any branch tracked as `origin/HEAD`)
-- `git filter-repo` / `git filter-branch` on shared branches
-- `git rebase -i` rewriting commits already pushed to a shared branch
-
-If the working tree needs a clean state, the **only** correct sequence is:
-
-    git fetch origin
-    git reset --hard origin/main
-    git clean -fd
-
-This applies equally to humans, local Claude Code, cloud Claude agents, Codex,
-and any other agent. The "Initial commit — fresh start for AI workflow" pattern
-that appeared independently on origin and local for three workspace repos is
-exactly what this rule prevents — it costs ~40 commits of redundant local work
-every time it happens.
-```
-
-Also add to the `## General Rules` of any repo where one exists, a single line:
-
-```markdown
-- Before any `git init`, `git push --force`, or destructive history operation,
-  stop and confirm with the user. These rules are non-negotiable.
-```
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- The section is present in every PyAuto* and *_workspace* repo's CLAUDE.md.
-- A casual `grep "Never rewrite history" -- '**/CLAUDE.md'` over the whole
-  ecosystem returns hits in every repo.
-- Cloud and local agent invocations from now on respect the rule by default
-  (verify by reading agent transcripts post-deployment for any "fresh start"
-  language).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- A pre-commit hook that blocks "Initial commit"-style messages on remote-tracked
-  branches. Useful but more brittle than CLAUDE.md discipline; can be a follow-up.
-- Renaming existing fresh-start commits in history. They're already in.
-
-## Files touched
-
-One PR per repo, just `CLAUDE.md` (and `AGENTS.md` where present):
-
-- PyAutoConf, PyAutoFit, PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens
-- autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace
-- autofit_workspace_test, autolens_workspace_test
-- autofit_workspace_developer, autolens_workspace_developer
-- HowToLens (if it has CLAUDE.md)
-- admin_jammy
-- PyAutoPrompt
diff --git a/active/04_truncated_normal_log_partition_incomplete.md b/active/04_truncated_normal_log_partition_incomplete.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `TruncatedNormalMessage` pdf does not integrate to 1 via the generic interface
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A4).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/truncated_normal.py:29-49`:
-
-```python
-def log_partition(self, xp=np) -> float:
-    from scipy.stats import norm
-    a = (self.lower_limit - self.mean) / self.sigma
-    b = (self.upper_limit - self.mean) / self.sigma
-    Z = norm.cdf(b) - norm.cdf(a)
-    return xp.log(Z) if Z > 0 else -xp.inf
-```
-
-This returns only the truncation normaliser `log Z`. It does **not**
-include the standard Gaussian log-partition `A_gauss(η) = -η₁²/(4η₂) - 0.5·log(-2η₂)`.
-
-The class inherits `MessageInterface.logpdf` (no override), which
-computes:
-
-```
-logpdf(x) = log_base_measure + η·T(x) - log_partition()
-```
-
-With:
-- `log_base_measure = -0.5·log(2π)`  (`truncated_normal.py:51`)
-- `η = [μ/σ², -1/(2σ²)]`  (`truncated_normal.py:163-192`)
-- `T(x) = [x, x²]`  (`truncated_normal.py:218-236`)
-- `log_partition = log Z`  ← missing the Gaussian piece
-
-Expanding:
-```
-logpdf(x) = -0.5·log(2π) + μx/σ² - x²/(2σ²) - log Z
-          = -0.5·log(2π) - (x-μ)²/(2σ²) + μ²/(2σ²) - log Z
-```
-
-The correct truncated-normal log pdf is:
-```
-log p(x) = -0.5·log(2π) - log σ - (x-μ)²/(2σ²) - log Z   for x in [a, b]
-```
-
-So the generic-interface logpdf is wrong by `+μ²/(2σ²) + log σ` (i.e.
-missing `-log σ - μ²/(2σ²)`). Consequently `truncated_message.pdf(x)`
-does not integrate to 1.
-
-`NormalMessage.log_partition` *does* include the Gaussian piece
-(`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/normal.py:49-63`), so the bug is
-specifically in the truncated subclass.
-
-## Wider context — why this matters and why it's latent
-
-The class also provides direct paths that are correct:
-
-- `_normal_gradient_hessian` (`truncated_normal.py:349-407`) computes
-  `logpdf` directly with the `-log σ` and `-log Z` terms.
-- `log_prior_from_value` (`truncated_normal.py:481-522`) computes the
-  full normalised density.
-
-So:
-
-- **Sampling** (uses `value_for`) — correct.
-- **Inference figure-of-merit** (uses `log_prior_from_value` via
-  `Fitness._call`) — correct.
-- **EP / variational machinery** that calls `.logpdf` via the generic
-  interface — wrong.
-- **User-facing `.pdf(x)`** — wrong (gives a density that integrates
-  to `σ · exp(μ²/(2σ²))` over the full normal support).
-
-The latency is because `TruncatedNormalMessage` is rarely fed through
-the EP machinery in practice. But anyone calling `.pdf()` or `.factor()`
-on it gets a silently wrong answer.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: truncated_normal_log_partition_incomplete.py
-import numpy as np
-from scipy.integrate import quad
-from scipy.stats import truncnorm
-
-from autofit.messages.truncated_normal import TruncatedNormalMessage
-
-# Pick μ != 0 and σ != 1 so both missing terms (-log σ and -μ²/(2σ²))
-# are visible. Bounds are wide so Z is close to 1 and we can see the
-# generic-interface error as a clean ~σ·exp(μ²/(2σ²)) factor.
-mean, sigma = 1.0, 2.0
-lo, hi = -5.0, 5.0
-msg = TruncatedNormalMessage(mean=mean, sigma=sigma, lower_limit=lo, upper_limit=hi)
-
-# Path A: MessageInterface.logpdf (inherited, generic exponential family)
-def pdf_via_interface(x):
-    return float(np.exp(msg.logpdf(np.asarray(float(x)))))
-
-# Path B: scipy.stats.truncnorm as ground truth
-a, b = (lo - mean) / sigma, (hi - mean) / sigma
-def pdf_correct(x):
-    return float(truncnorm.pdf(x, a, b, loc=mean, scale=sigma))
-
-# Path C: log_prior_from_value (the direct path, should be correct)
-def pdf_via_log_prior(x):
-    return float(np.exp(msg.log_prior_from_value(float(x))))
-
-I_interface, _ = quad(pdf_via_interface, lo, hi)
-I_correct, _ = quad(pdf_correct, lo, hi)
-I_log_prior, _ = quad(pdf_via_log_prior, lo, hi)
-
-print(f"∫ pdf dx via MessageInterface.logpdf (BUGGY): {I_interface:.4f}")
-print(f"∫ pdf dx via log_prior_from_value (correct): {I_log_prior:.4f}")
-print(f"∫ pdf dx via scipy.stats.truncnorm  (truth): {I_correct:.4f}")
-print()
-print(f"Expected ratio buggy / correct = σ · exp(μ²/(2σ²)) "
-      f"= {sigma * np.exp(mean**2 / (2 * sigma**2)):.4f}")
-print(f"Observed ratio                                 = "
-      f"{I_interface / I_correct:.4f}")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: `I_interface ≈ 2.27`, `I_log_prior ≈ 1.0`,
-`I_correct ≈ 1.0`. The ratio matches `σ·exp(μ²/(2σ²)) = 2·exp(0.125)`.
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-Add the Gaussian log-partition to the truncation log-partition:
-
-```python
-def log_partition(self, xp=np) -> float:
-    from scipy.stats import norm
-    a = (self.lower_limit - self.mean) / self.sigma
-    b = (self.upper_limit - self.mean) / self.sigma
-    Z = norm.cdf(b) - norm.cdf(a)
-    log_Z = xp.log(Z) if Z > 0 else -xp.inf
-
-    # Same as NormalMessage.log_partition: -η₁²/(4η₂) - 0.5·log(-2η₂)
-    eta1, eta2 = self.natural_parameters(xp=xp)
-    A_gauss = -(eta1**2) / 4 / eta2 - xp.log(-2 * eta2) / 2
-
-    return A_gauss + log_Z
-```
-
-Reviewer should also confirm whether `TruncatedNaturalNormal` (same
-file, lines 569-) has the same bug — it inherits `log_partition` from
-`TruncatedNormalMessage` so the fix should automatically propagate,
-but it's worth a quick numerical check.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/truncated_normal.py` and
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/normal.py` (for the
-   sister `log_partition` that *is* correct) and
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/interface.py:47-87` (the generic
-   `logpdf` path that consumes `log_partition`).
-2. Run the reproducer. Confirm the three integrals differ as predicted.
-3. Sketch the fix in a scratch checkout (no commit). Re-run. Confirm
-   `I_interface` now ≈ 1.0.
-4. Repeat for `TruncatedNaturalNormal` to confirm the fix propagates.
-5. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/04_truncated_normal_log_partition_incomplete.md`.
-6. **In the issue body, ask a reviewer with exponential-family / EP
-   background to verify the math. Note explicitly that this affects
-   only the generic interface path; `log_prior_from_value` and
-   sampling are unaffected.**
-7. **Stop. Do not implement until the math is confirmed.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED, numerically exact — highest-priority math fix (severity: high for EP).**
-Integral of pdf via the generic `MessageInterface.logpdf` = 2.2663, matching
-the predicted error factor sigma*exp(mu^2/(2 sigma^2)) = 2.2663 to 4 d.p.;
-`log_prior_from_value` and scipy truncnorm both = 1.0000. The generic
-exponential-family path is precisely what `autofit/graphical` consumes, so
-this is the first fix to land ahead of the EP statistics review (Phase 1 of
-`research/graphical_ep/ep_framework_review.md`). Proposed fix (add the
-Gaussian log-partition term) verified correct analytically.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/05_inv_beta_suffstats_clamp_noop.md b/active/05_inv_beta_suffstats_clamp_noop.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `inv_beta_suffstats` negative-clamp branch is a no-op
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A2).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/beta.py:51-111` solves for `(α, β)` of a
-Beta distribution given log-sufficient-statistics, by Newton-Raphson.
-The post-NR guard for negative parameters is broken:
-
-```python
-# beta.py:96-110
-if np.any(ab < 0):
-    warnings.warn(
-        "invalid negative parameters found for inv_beta_suffstats, "
-        "clampling value to 0.5",
-        RuntimeWarning
-    )
-    b = np.clip(ab, 0.5, None)   # ← writes to LOCAL `b`, not to `ab`
-
-shape = np.shape(lnX)
-if shape:
-    a = ab[:, 0].reshape(shape)   # ← unpacks from `ab`, which was never updated
-    b = ab[:, 1].reshape(shape)   # ← overwrites the clamp's local `b`
-else:
-    a, b = ab[0, :]               # ← same: ignores the clamp
-
-return a, b
-```
-
-The `np.clip` result is bound to local `b` and immediately overwritten
-two lines later when `a` and `b` are unpacked from the unmodified `ab`.
-Net effect: when the warning fires, the returned `(a, b)` are still
-negative.
-
-## Wider context — how this function is called
-
-`inv_beta_suffstats` is called from
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/beta.py:241-258` —
-`BetaMessage.invert_sufficient_statistics`, which is the projection
-step that turns sample moments back into Beta parameters during EP /
-variational updates.
-
-Returning a negative `α` or `β` to that pipeline means:
-
-- The reconstructed `BetaMessage(alpha=neg, beta=neg)` has an
-  ill-defined PDF (Beta requires α, β > 0).
-- Downstream sampling (`np.random.beta(neg, neg, ...)`) raises.
-- `logpdf` evaluates to nonsense.
-
-Whether this is reachable in practice depends on whether the NR loop
-ever fails to converge. The test suite never exercises this branch
-(see audit doc). The warning would fire if it ever happens, but the
-intended clamp would not actually rescue the values — the next
-operation downstream would still see negative parameters and crash or
-silently produce garbage.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-This is a Python source bug rather than a numerical one — the clearest
-demonstration is reading the source and showing the local variable
-mismatch. The cleanest reproducer monkey-patches `np.linalg.solve` to
-force the NR loop into the negative region:
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: inv_beta_suffstats_clamp_noop.py
-import inspect
-import warnings
-
-import numpy as np
-
-from autofit.messages import beta as beta_mod
-
-# 1) Source inspection — see the bug directly
-print("=== Source of inv_beta_suffstats ===")
-src = inspect.getsource(beta_mod.inv_beta_suffstats)
-print(src)
-print()
-print("Observe: `b = np.clip(ab, 0.5, None)` writes to LOCAL `b`,")
-print("then a/b are re-unpacked from `ab` (never updated) below the clamp.")
-print()
-
-# 2) Numerical demonstration: force NR off the rails so ab goes negative
-print("=== Numerical demo ===")
-real_solve = np.linalg.solve
-
-def bad_solve(A, rhs):
-    """Force a giant negative step so ab becomes negative."""
-    return -np.ones_like(rhs) * 100.0
-
-np.linalg.solve = bad_solve
-try:
-    with warnings.catch_warnings(record=True) as w:
-        warnings.simplefilter("always")
-        a, b = beta_mod.inv_beta_suffstats(-1.0, -1.0)
-
-    print(f"Warning fired? {any('clampling' in str(x.message) for x in w)}")
-    print(f"Returned a = {a}")
-    print(f"Returned b = {b}")
-    print(f"Both >= 0.5 (would be true if clamp worked)? {a >= 0.5 and b >= 0.5}")
-    print(f"Both >= 0 (Beta requires positive params)? {a >= 0 and b >= 0}")
-finally:
-    np.linalg.solve = real_solve
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: the warning fires (so the branch is taken),
-but the returned `a` and `b` are deeply negative — the clamp had no
-effect.
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-Assign the clamp back to `ab`:
-
-```python
-if np.any(ab < 0):
-    warnings.warn(
-        "invalid negative parameters found for inv_beta_suffstats, "
-        "clamping value to 0.5",   # also: typo "clampling" → "clamping"
-        RuntimeWarning,
-    )
-    ab = np.clip(ab, 0.5, None)
-```
-
-The reviewer should consider whether silently clamping is actually the
-right behaviour or whether this should raise — a Beta projection that
-needed clamping to escape negative territory probably indicates a
-failed fit, and silently substituting `0.5` could mask a real problem.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/beta.py` end-to-end.
-2. Grep for callers of `inv_beta_suffstats` and
-   `BetaMessage.invert_sufficient_statistics` across `@PyAutoFit` and
-   the workspaces — list every site so the reviewer can judge whether
-   "clamp" or "raise" is the right behaviour for downstream code.
-3. Run the reproducer. Confirm the warning fires and the returned
-   values are negative.
-4. Sketch the fix above (assign `ab =`) in a scratch checkout. Re-run.
-   Confirm clamp now works.
-5. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/05_inv_beta_suffstats_clamp_noop.md`.
-6. **In the issue body, ask the reviewer to choose between
-   (a) silently clamping (preserves current intent) and (b) raising
-   (more honest about a failed projection).** Either is a one-line
-   change; the reviewer's preference matters.
-7. **Stop. Do not implement until the clamp-vs-raise question is
-   resolved.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — fix now (severity: medium).**
-Forcing NR off the rails: warning fires, returned a = b = -498.8 — the clamp
-is a no-op (local `b` overwritten two lines later). One-line fix. On
-clamp-vs-raise: lean **raise** — a projection that went negative is a failed
-fit and silently substituting 0.5 masks it (house rule: no silent guards;
-fix/expose the producer).
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/05_sync_slash_command.md b/active/05_sync_slash_command.md
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-# `/sync` slash command — one-shot multi-repo sync
-
-> ⚠️ **Caveat — drafted from a stale repo state.** This prompt was drafted on 2026-04-27 during a forensic sweep that found local checkouts up to 101 commits behind origin. The trigger looked like a structural workflow flaw, but later analysis showed the drift was largely driven by **stale local checkouts being edited without `git pull` first**, not by missing tooling. Now that PyAutoPrompt is the canonical source-of-truth and `skills/install.sh` auto-discovers across both repos, some of the recommendations below may be over-engineered for the day-to-day case. Re-evaluate whether each measure is still warranted — the cheap habits (pull before edit, never rewrite history) buy most of the win.
-
-A reproducible version of what was done by hand on 2026-04-27 to pull all 12
-repos in line with origin/main. Drift recovery should be a one-command,
-one-minute operation so doing it weekly is cheap and drift never compounds.
-
-## What to ship
-
-A new skill `PyAutoPrompt/skills/sync/SKILL.md` (or `sync.md` as a flat command
-file — match whichever convention the existing prompt-coupled skills use).
-
-Behavior, deterministic per-repo:
-
-```
-for repo in <repos under ~/Code/PyAutoLabs/>:
-    if no .git:                       skip with warning
-    elif no upstream:                 warn, list (don't auto-set; surfaces real bugs)
-    elif merge-base = NONE:            surface for confirmation BEFORE any reset
-    elif behind > 0 and ahead = 0:     ff-pull (auto, after handling dirty)
-    elif behind > 0 and ahead > 0:     audit local-ahead commits per origin/main:
-                                         - merge commits → check PR state via gh
-                                         - non-merge commits → grep origin/main for subject match
-                                         If all duplicates, reset --hard with confirm.
-                                         If any unique → present diff, ask user.
-    elif ahead > 0 only:               warn, don't push (pushing is user-driven)
-    elif clean:                        OK
-```
-
-Dirty-file handling:
-
-- Untracked files byte-identical to upstream: silently delete (the "lost"
-  fits/npz fixtures pattern that blocked pulls on 2026-04-27).
-- Tracked-modified files whose diff is fully present in upstream: stash, pull,
-  drop stash if redundant (the PyAutoJAX→PyAutoLabs rename pattern).
-- Anything else: stash with named label, pull, surface for user.
-
-Output: a single dashboard at the end identical to `pyauto-status` (see
-`01_status_dashboard.md`) so the user sees clear before/after.
-
-## Implementation notes
-
-- The forensic audit on 2026-04-27 has a working sequence — start from that
-  conversation transcript or the commands recorded in skill development logs.
-- For the "are local-ahead commits all duplicated" check, the heuristic that
-  worked: subject-match against `git log origin/main --oneline | grep -F
-  "$subject"`, plus PR-merged check via `gh pr view <num> --json state`. False
-  positives are rare in practice but always confirm before resetting.
-- Workspaces with `merge-base = NONE` are the dangerous case — never auto-reset
-  these; always show the user the local-ahead commit list and the comparison
-  with origin's, exactly as the 2026-04-27 audit did.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- `/sync` run on a clean tree (all repos at origin/main) prints the dashboard
-  and exits in <30s with no changes.
-- `/sync` run on a synthetically-staled tree (one repo `git reset --hard HEAD~5`)
-  fast-forwards it and prints clean dashboard.
-- `/sync` run on a tree with truly-divergent local commits (one repo with
-  unique work) prompts before any destructive action and aborts cleanly on "no".
-- `/sync` doesn't touch `admin_jammy` or `PyAutoPrompt` differently — same
-  rules apply, but those repos see fewer noisy false positives because they're
-  small.
-
-## Dependencies
-
-- `01_status_dashboard.md` (the dashboard format the skill prints)
-- `pyauto-status` shell function or equivalent
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Auto-pushing local-ahead commits. Push is always user-initiated.
-- Sync of node_modules / pip installs after pulling. That's `06_repo_health_audit.md`.
-
-## Files touched
-
-- `PyAutoPrompt/skills/sync/SKILL.md` (new)
-- `admin_jammy/skills/install.sh` — add `sync` to the SKILLS array (if it has
-  a SKILL.md — it should)
diff --git a/active/06_normal_message_sigma_negative_unchecked.md b/active/06_normal_message_sigma_negative_unchecked.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `NormalMessage` silently accepts negative sigma; `TruncatedNormalMessage` rejects it
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: low
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A6).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/normal.py:26-46` defines a helper
-`assert_sigma_non_negative` with a JAX-aware branch:
-
-```python
-def assert_sigma_non_negative(sigma, xp=np):
-    is_negative = sigma < 0
-    if xp.__name__.startswith("jax"):
-        import jax
-        return jax.lax.cond(
-            is_negative,
-            lambda _: (_ for _ in ()).throw(ValueError("Sigma cannot be negative")),
-            lambda _: None,
-            operand=None,
-        )
-    else:
-        if bool(is_negative):
-            raise ValueError("Sigma cannot be negative")
-```
-
-Two problems:
-
-1. The call site is commented out (`normal.py:103`):
-
-   ```python
-   # assert_sigma_non_negative(sigma, xp=xp)
-   ```
-
-   So negative sigma silently constructs a `NormalMessage` with a
-   non-physical variance. Most downstream math (logpdf, gradient,
-   `1/sigma²`) accidentally still gives a finite number — it's just
-   wrong.
-
-2. The JAX branch wouldn't behave as intended even if uncommented.
-   `lambda _: (_ for _ in ()).throw(...)` creates a generator that
-   throws when iterated, but `jax.lax.cond` doesn't iterate the lambda
-   in trace mode — it traces both branches. Under `jit` the exception
-   is suppressed/rewritten.
-
-Meanwhile `TruncatedNormalMessage` *does* enforce this
-(`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/truncated_normal.py:85-86`):
-
-```python
-if (np.array(sigma) < 0).any():
-    raise exc.MessageException("Sigma cannot be negative")
-```
-
-So the two classes disagree on what counts as a valid input.
-
-## Wider context — why the asymmetry matters
-
-The inconsistency is load-bearing because `GaussianPrior` wraps
-`NormalMessage` directly (not the truncated version), so anything that
-produces a negative sigma upstream and feeds it into a `GaussianPrior`
-goes undetected.
-
-The audit identified two upstream sources that can produce negative
-sigma:
-
-- **`RelativeWidthModifier(value).__call__(mean)` → `value * mean`**
-  (`@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/width_modifier.py:78-81`). If
-  `mean < 0`, the resulting sigma is negative. This is finding A9 in
-  the audit and gets its own prompt (08).
-- **Prior-passing `GaussianPrior.with_limits(lower, upper)` →
-  `sigma = upper - lower`**. If a user inverts the limits or passes
-  identical limits, the constructed prior has `sigma <= 0`. No check
-  in either method.
-
-So `NormalMessage` is the last line of defence. Fixing it here is the
-high-leverage move because every other path eventually flows through
-this constructor.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: normal_message_sigma_negative_unchecked.py
-import numpy as np
-import autofit as af
-
-from autofit.messages.normal import NormalMessage
-from autofit.messages.truncated_normal import TruncatedNormalMessage
-
-print("=== NormalMessage(0, sigma=-1) ===")
-try:
-    n = NormalMessage(mean=0.0, sigma=-1.0)
-    print(f"  constructs silently: {n!r}")
-    print(f"  variance = {n.variance}")   # = 1.0, deceptively finite
-    print(f"  logpdf(0) = {n.logpdf(np.asarray(0.0))}")
-except ValueError as e:
-    print(f"  raised ValueError as expected: {e}")
-
-print()
-print("=== TruncatedNormalMessage(0, sigma=-1) ===")
-try:
-    t = TruncatedNormalMessage(mean=0.0, sigma=-1.0)
-    print(f"  constructs silently: {t!r}")
-except Exception as e:
-    print(f"  raised {type(e).__name__}: {e}")
-
-print()
-print("=== GaussianPrior with collapsed limits ===")
-try:
-    p = af.GaussianPrior.with_limits(lower_limit=5.0, upper_limit=5.0)
-    print(f"  constructs silently with sigma=0: {p!r}")
-    print(f"  prior.value_for(0.5) = {p.value_for(0.5)}")
-    # sigma=0 → degenerate, value_for collapses to mean
-except Exception as e:
-    print(f"  raised {type(e).__name__}: {e}")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: `NormalMessage(0, -1)` constructs without
-complaint and returns a finite `variance = 1.0`. `TruncatedNormalMessage(0, -1)`
-raises `MessageException`. `GaussianPrior.with_limits(5, 5)` constructs
-with sigma=0.
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-Two small changes, both straightforward:
-
-1. **Enforce `sigma > 0` in `NormalMessage.__init__`** to match
-   `TruncatedNormalMessage`. Either uncomment and fix the existing
-   `assert_sigma_non_negative` helper, or just inline a NumPy check
-   that doesn't try to be JAX-aware (the JAX path can defer to NaN
-   propagation):
-
-   ```python
-   if (np.asarray(sigma) < 0).any():
-       raise exc.MessageException("Sigma cannot be negative")
-   ```
-
-2. **Decide whether `sigma == 0` is also illegal.** A degenerate
-   Gaussian has support {μ}, which breaks `logpdf`. Most users
-   wouldn't construct it deliberately. Either:
-   - reject (`sigma <= 0`), simpler and stricter, or
-   - allow (`sigma < 0` rejected, `sigma == 0` permitted as a
-     "point-mass-like" thing).
-
-The audit recommends `sigma <= 0` → reject, but the reviewer should
-confirm whether any current call site depends on `sigma == 0`
-constructing.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/normal.py`,
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/truncated_normal.py:80-95`,
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/gaussian.py:69-96` (the
-   `with_limits` upstream), and
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/width_modifier.py` (the other
-   upstream that can produce negative sigma).
-2. Run the reproducer. Confirm the three asymmetric outcomes.
-3. Sketch the fix in a scratch checkout (no commit). Re-run. Confirm
-   `NormalMessage(0, -1)` now raises.
-4. Check whether any test in `@PyAutoFit/test_autofit` deliberately
-   constructs `NormalMessage` with `sigma <= 0`. If yes, list those
-   tests for the reviewer (they may be using degenerate priors for
-   point-mass behaviour — and the fix would break them).
-5. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/06_normal_message_sigma_negative_unchecked.md`.
-6. **In the issue body, ask the reviewer to choose between
-   `sigma < 0` rejected (allows `sigma == 0`) and `sigma <= 0`
-   rejected. Note this prompt is the prerequisite for prompt 08
-   (RelativeWidthModifier safety), which leans on this check.**
-7. **Stop. Do not implement until the strict-vs-permissive question
-   is settled.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — fix now (severity: medium; prerequisite for 08).**
-`NormalMessage(0, sigma=-1)` constructs silently with deceptive
-`variance = 1.0`; `TruncatedNormalMessage` raises `MessageException`;
-`GaussianPrior.with_limits(5, 5)` constructs with sigma = 0. The
-`assert_sigma_non_negative` call is still commented out and its JAX branch
-is still broken as described. Lean **sigma <= 0 rejected** (strict), with a
-numpy-only check; JAX path defers to NaN propagation.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/06_repo_health_audit.md b/active/06_repo_health_audit.md
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-# Monthly repo-health audit
-
-> ⚠️ **Caveat — drafted from a stale repo state.** This prompt was drafted on 2026-04-27 during a forensic sweep that found local checkouts up to 101 commits behind origin. The trigger looked like a structural workflow flaw, but later analysis showed the drift was largely driven by **stale local checkouts being edited without `git pull` first**, not by missing tooling. Now that PyAutoPrompt is the canonical source-of-truth and `skills/install.sh` auto-discovers across both repos, some of the recommendations below may be over-engineered for the day-to-day case. Re-evaluate whether each measure is still warranted — the cheap habits (pull before edit, never rewrite history) buy most of the win.
-
-`pyauto-status` (prompt 01) catches commit-count drift but doesn't catch
-*structural* problems — repos on dead branches, repos with no remote configured,
-directories that look like repos but aren't, stale stashes, generated noise that
-slipped past `.gitignore`. These compound silently. The 2026-04-27 audit found:
-
-- PyAutoFit checked out on `main_build` (a defunct branch), 91 commits behind.
-  No automation noticed because everything still imported.
-- `autolens_workspace_developer` had no `origin` remote at all despite having a
-  GitHub repo — committing into a void for weeks.
-- `autofit_workspace_developer` had no `.git` at all — a directory that looked
-  like a git repo to humans but wasn't.
-
-A monthly cron / scheduled run catches these classes structurally.
-
-## What to ship
-
-A skill (or a plain script) `PyAutoPrompt/scripts/audit.sh` that, for every
-directory under `~/Code/PyAutoLabs/`, reports:
-
-1. **Branch on a non-default ref.** `git branch --show-current` vs the
-   `origin/HEAD` symbolic ref. PyAutoFit on `main_build` would have lit up here.
-2. **No remote configured.** `git remote -v` empty. Caught autolens_workspace_developer.
-3. **No `.git` directory.** Caught autofit_workspace_developer.
-4. **Working-tree files older than 30 days that aren't tracked.** Most often
-   generated junk (`output_path/`, `image.fits`, etc.) that survived because
-   `.gitignore` doesn't cover it yet.
-5. **Stash entries older than 14 days.** Drift-from-stash is a real failure mode
-   (this run almost fell into one when an early stash pop conflict was left
-   sitting). Old stashes either matter (recover) or don't (drop).
-6. **Branches local-only (no upstream) that haven't been touched in 30 days.**
-   Likely abandoned feature branches.
-7. **Any tracked file matching the noise patterns from `02_gitignore_noise.md`.**
-   Means the gitignore patches haven't shipped yet for that repo.
-
-Output format: per-repo block with severity-tagged findings (`ERROR` / `WARN` /
-`INFO`), one block per repo, exit code = number of ERRORs.
-
-Schedule via the existing `/schedule` skill or a plain cron — monthly is enough,
-findings are slow-changing.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Running on the current tree finds zero ERRORs (everything was cleaned up
-  manually on 2026-04-27).
-- Synthetically introducing each failure mode (e.g. `git checkout -b dead-branch`
-  in PyAutoFit, `rm -rf .git/refs/remotes` in another) makes the audit flag it.
-- Output is short enough to read in 30 seconds — don't dump every untracked file,
-  summarize.
-
-## Companion config: snooze list
-
-A `PyAutoPrompt/scripts/audit_snooze.txt` for things known-acceptable
-(e.g. PyAutoConf intentionally on `feature/speed-up-unit-tests`). Format:
-`<repo>:<finding-type>:<rationale>`. Keep it short — if the snooze list grows
-beyond ~10 lines, that's a smell.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Auto-fixing findings. Audit reports; user decides.
-- Disk-usage / pack-size audits (separate concern).
-
-## Files touched
-
-- `PyAutoPrompt/scripts/audit.sh` (new)
-- `PyAutoPrompt/scripts/audit_snooze.txt` (new, possibly empty initially)
-- Optionally a `/schedule` entry to run it monthly
diff --git a/active/07_log_prior_normalisation_convention.md b/active/07_log_prior_normalisation_convention.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `log_prior_from_value` convention is inconsistent across priors
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A5).
-
-## Problem
-
-After the LogUniform sign-convention fix (`e95295b83`), every prior's
-`log_prior_from_value` returns "density form" — but the choice of which
-additive constants to drop is inconsistent:
-
-| Prior / message | `log_prior_from_value(x)` returns | Dropped constants |
-|---|---|---|
-| `UniformPrior` | `0.0` | `-log(b - a)` |
-| `LogUniformPrior` | `-log x` | `-log log(b/a)` |
-| `NormalMessage` (used by `GaussianPrior` via `__getattr__`) | `-(x-μ)² / (2σ²)` | `-log σ - 0.5·log(2π)` |
-| `LogGaussianPrior` | `-(log x - μ)²/(2σ²) - log x` | `-log σ - 0.5·log(2π)` |
-| `TruncatedNormalMessage` | full normalised density including `-log σ`, `-0.5·log(2π)`, `-log Z` | **none** |
-
-The TruncatedNormal is the odd one out — it returns the full normalised
-density. Everything else drops at least one constant.
-
-## Wider context — what this affects
-
-For the existing inference machinery this is fine:
-
-- **MCMC** (`Emcee`, `Zeus`) — only ratios of log-posterior matter,
-  additive constants cancel.
-- **MLE** (`LBFGS`, `BFGS`, `Drawer`) — minimises `-2 · figure_of_merit`,
-  additive constants are dropped from the gradient.
-- **Nested sampling** (`Dynesty`, `Nautilus`) — uses `prior_transform`,
-  not `log_prior_from_value`, so this column is bypass-able.
-
-So *posterior shape* and *MAP location* are correct under the current
-inconsistency. But it's a foot-gun for:
-
-1. **Marginal likelihood / Bayes-factor calculations** that try to read
-   `log_likelihood + sum(log_priors)` as an actual log-evidence. The
-   missing constants make cross-prior-family comparisons silently
-   wrong.
-2. **Anyone calling `prior.logpdf(x)` and expecting a proper density**.
-   Some priors give a normalised density, some don't — depends on
-   which class.
-3. **Future contributors** following the existing pattern when adding
-   a new prior. The current code teaches the wrong lesson (mix of
-   conventions).
-
-The recent fix-commit (`e95295b83`) deliberately picked "drop constants"
-for the Gaussian-family fixes, on the grounds that the constants are
-"a true constant in the prior, irrelevant to posterior shape". But it
-didn't propagate that decision to TruncatedNormal, and didn't put the
-convention in a docstring anyone could find.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: log_prior_normalisation_convention.py
-import numpy as np
-from scipy.integrate import quad
-
-import autofit as af
-from autofit.messages.truncated_normal import TruncatedNormalMessage
-
-def integrate_exp_log_prior(prior, lo, hi, **kwargs):
-    """Numerically integrate exp(log_prior_from_value(x)) over [lo, hi]."""
-    def f(x):
-        return float(np.exp(prior.log_prior_from_value(float(x))))
-    I, _ = quad(f, lo, hi, **kwargs)
-    return I
-
-# 1. Uniform
-u = af.UniformPrior(lower_limit=0.0, upper_limit=2.0)
-I_u = integrate_exp_log_prior(u, 0.0, 2.0)
-print(f"Uniform(0, 2):       ∫ exp(log_prior) dx = {I_u:.4f}  (drops -log(b-a)=-log 2)")
-
-# 2. LogUniform
-lu = af.LogUniformPrior(lower_limit=0.1, upper_limit=10.0)
-I_lu = integrate_exp_log_prior(lu, 0.1, 10.0)
-print(f"LogUniform(0.1, 10): ∫ exp(log_prior) dx = {I_lu:.4f}  (drops -log log(b/a))")
-
-# 3. Gaussian (delegated to NormalMessage via __getattr__)
-g = af.GaussianPrior(mean=0.0, sigma=1.0)
-I_g = integrate_exp_log_prior(g, -10.0, 10.0)
-print(f"Gaussian(0, 1):      ∫ exp(log_prior) dx = {I_g:.4f}  (drops -log σ - 0.5·log 2π)")
-
-# 4. LogGaussian
-lg = af.LogGaussianPrior(mean=0.0, sigma=1.0)
-I_lg = integrate_exp_log_prior(lg, 1e-6, 100.0)
-print(f"LogGaussian(0, 1):   ∫ exp(log_prior) dx = {I_lg:.4f}  (drops -log σ - 0.5·log 2π)")
-
-# 5. TruncatedNormal — the odd one out
-tn_msg = TruncatedNormalMessage(mean=0.0, sigma=1.0, lower_limit=-2.0, upper_limit=2.0)
-I_tn = integrate_exp_log_prior(tn_msg, -2.0, 2.0)
-print(f"TruncatedNormal:     ∫ exp(log_prior) dx = {I_tn:.4f}  (full normalised pdf — ≈1.0)")
-
-print()
-print("Convention is inconsistent: TruncatedNormal returns a normalised pdf,")
-print("everything else returns up-to-additive-constant.")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: the five integrals are all different. The
-TruncatedNormal one is ≈ 1.0; the others are not.
-
-## Proposed fix — needs a decision, not code
-
-Two coherent options:
-
-### Option A: drop constants everywhere (audit's first-pass recommendation)
-
-Pros: matches existing Gaussian/LogGaussian/Uniform/LogUniform behaviour
-(four out of five). Fastest path. Matches the *spirit* of the existing
-fix commit. Lower runtime cost (no `log(Z)` for truncated normal in the
-inference loop).
-
-Cons: ` prior.logpdf` is no longer a proper density. Marginal-likelihood
-calculations require a separate "log normaliser" hook per prior class.
-
-Change required: `TruncatedNormalMessage.log_prior_from_value` drops the
-constants — only return `-0.5·(x-μ)²/σ²` plus the in-bounds mask.
-
-### Option B: keep full normalised density everywhere
-
-Pros: `prior.logpdf(x)` is always a proper density, the value is
-meaningful in isolation, evidence calculations are correct without
-extra hooks. Matches `scipy.stats` convention.
-
-Cons: bigger change (every prior is touched). Slight runtime cost in
-the MCMC/MLE inner loop from computing constants that get cancelled
-anyway. Need to ensure JAX paths are also normalised consistently.
-
-### Decision criteria
-
-The audit recommends asking the reviewer:
-
-- Do any downstream consumers (workspace examples, `analysis` plotting,
-  third-party code in `autoarray`/`autogalaxy`/`autolens`) read
-  `prior.log_prior_from_value(x)` and treat it as a proper density?
-- Is there appetite to expose a separate `prior.log_normaliser`
-  property that returns the dropped constants on demand? This would
-  let Option A coexist with evidence calculations.
-
-Once chosen, the change is:
-
-- Update every prior subclass to match the convention.
-- Add a docstring on `Prior.log_prior_from_value` (the base class)
-  stating the convention as a hard contract.
-- Add a property-based test (see prompt 09) that asserts the convention
-  on every subclass.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read every prior's `log_prior_from_value` in
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/` and
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/`. Make a fresh version of the table
-   above to confirm the audit's claims have not drifted.
-2. Grep across `@PyAutoFit`, `@autofit_workspace`,
-   `@PyAutoArray`, `@PyAutoGalaxy`, `@PyAutoLens` for callers of
-   `log_prior_from_value` and `prior.logpdf` to identify downstream
-   consumers. List each one in the issue body.
-3. Run the reproducer. Confirm the five integrals differ.
-4. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/07_log_prior_normalisation_convention.md`.
-5. **In the issue body, frame the choice (Option A vs B) clearly and
-   ask the reviewer to pick.** Provide the list of downstream callers
-   so the reviewer can see which choice is least disruptive.
-6. **Stop. This is a design decision, not a bug fix.** Implementation
-   proceeds only after the reviewer signs off on the convention.
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — design decision still open (Option A vs B).**
-Integrals of exp(log_prior_from_value): Uniform(0,2) = 2.000,
-LogUniform(0.1,10) = 4.605, Gaussian(0,1) = 2.507, LogGaussian(0,1) = 2.507,
-TruncatedNormalMessage = 1.000 — four-vs-one inconsistency exactly as
-audited. Current main's `NormalMessage.log_prior_from_value` docstring now
-documents the drop-constants convention, strengthening Option A's claim to
-be the de-facto standard. Recommend settling this inside Phase 2 of the EP
-framework review (`research/graphical_ep/ep_framework_review.md`), whose
-formal-equations documentation must state the convention either way.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/08_relative_width_modifier_safety.md b/active/08_relative_width_modifier_safety.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `RelativeWidthModifier` produces zero / negative sigma for parameters near 0
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A9
-and C7).
-
-> **Prerequisite:** prompt 06 (`NormalMessage` sigma check) should
-> land first. With negative sigma rejected by the constructor, this
-> bug becomes loud — `RelativeWidthModifier` × negative mean would
-> raise immediately. Without that fix, this bug is silent.
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/width_modifier.py:78-81`:
-
-```python
-class RelativeWidthModifier(WidthModifier):
-    def __call__(self, mean):
-        return self.value * mean
-```
-
-This is the prior-passing width used when the user has not specified
-an absolute floor. For a parameter posterior centred near 0 or
-crossing 0:
-
-- `mean = 0` → new prior sigma = 0 → degenerate Gaussian.
-- `mean < 0` → new prior sigma < 0 → currently accepted silently by
-  `NormalMessage` (see prompt 06), which then produces a Gaussian
-  whose `variance = sigma² > 0` but whose `value_for`, gradient and
-  `sample` propagate the negative scale (sometimes flipping signs).
-
-## Wider context — how this is reached in practice
-
-Prior passing flow (paraphrased from
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior_model/abstract.py` and the
-`GaussianPrior.with_limits` family):
-
-1. A search finishes. Each parameter gets a posterior median `m̂`.
-2. For each parameter, look up the `WidthModifier` configured for
-   that class+attribute in `conf.instance.prior_config`.
-3. If `RelativeWidthModifier(0.5)`, the next prior has
-   `sigma = 0.5 · m̂`.
-4. If no width-modifier is configured, the system defaults to
-   `RelativeWidthModifier(0.5)` (see `width_modifier.py:57-72`).
-
-So this default path is reachable any time:
-
-- A parameter is roughly centred near zero (common: pixel offsets,
-  ellipticity components, perturbations).
-- A parameter can take negative values (common: shifts, log-residuals).
-
-The default is silently dangerous in either case.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: relative_width_modifier_safety.py
-import autofit as af
-
-from autofit.mapper.prior.width_modifier import RelativeWidthModifier
-
-mod = RelativeWidthModifier(0.5)
-
-print("=== Various means through RelativeWidthModifier(0.5) ===")
-for m in [10.0, 1.0, 0.1, 0.0, -0.1, -1.0]:
-    sigma = mod(m)
-    print(f"  mean={m:>6.2f}  →  sigma={sigma:>6.3f}", end="  ")
-    if sigma <= 0:
-        print("← PROBLEMATIC (sigma must be > 0 for Gaussian)")
-    else:
-        print()
-
-print()
-print("=== Downstream: build a GaussianPrior with the bad sigma ===")
-sigma_bad = mod(-1.0)
-try:
-    p = af.GaussianPrior(mean=0.0, sigma=sigma_bad)
-    print(f"  GaussianPrior(mean=0, sigma={sigma_bad}) constructed silently: {p!r}")
-    print(f"  value_for(0.5) = {p.value_for(0.5)}")
-    print(f"  value_for(0.84) = {p.value_for(0.84)}  (should be ~mean+sigma)")
-except Exception as e:
-    print(f"  raised {type(e).__name__}: {e}  (expected after prompt-06 lands)")
-
-print()
-print("=== Zero-sigma degeneracy ===")
-try:
-    p0 = af.GaussianPrior(mean=0.0, sigma=mod(0.0))
-    print(f"  GaussianPrior with sigma=0 constructed: {p0!r}")
-    print(f"  value_for(0.1) = {p0.value_for(0.1)}")
-    print(f"  value_for(0.9) = {p0.value_for(0.9)}")
-    print(f"  (collapsed: every unit value maps to the mean)")
-except Exception as e:
-    print(f"  raised {type(e).__name__}: {e}")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: negative and zero sigmas pass through the
-modifier without complaint. With prompt 06 still unfixed, the
-downstream `GaussianPrior` also constructs silently.
-
-## Proposed fix — needs a design decision
-
-Three options, in increasing scope:
-
-### Option A: minimal safety floor in `RelativeWidthModifier`
-
-```python
-class RelativeWidthModifier(WidthModifier):
-    def __init__(self, value, absolute_floor=None):
-        super().__init__(value)
-        self.absolute_floor = absolute_floor  # optional, defaults None
-
-    def __call__(self, mean):
-        sigma = self.value * abs(mean)
-        if self.absolute_floor is not None:
-            sigma = max(sigma, self.absolute_floor)
-        return sigma
-```
-
-- Uses `abs(mean)` so sign is preserved as a width.
-- Lets users opt into a floor per attribute via YAML config.
-- Backwards-compatible default (no floor).
-
-Pro: smallest change. Con: doesn't fix the default-zero-floor case.
-
-### Option B: mandatory floor with sensible default
-
-Always require an `absolute_floor` (e.g. default `1e-8`), so the
-modifier *cannot* return zero. Existing YAML configs need a one-time
-audit to add explicit floors where needed.
-
-Pro: defensive by default. Con: config migration work.
-
-### Option C: redesign per finding C7 in the audit
-
-Replace `WidthModifier` subclasses with a single
-`PriorPassWidth(relative=..., absolute_floor=..., absolute_cap=...)`
-that always sigmoids between bounds. YAML schema migrates accordingly.
-
-Pro: cleanest long-term API. Con: largest change, breaks config files.
-
-### Decision criteria
-
-The reviewer should consider:
-
-- How many YAML `prior_config` entries currently use the implicit
-  `RelativeWidthModifier(0.5)` default? (Grep workspace configs.)
-- Are any of those for parameters that can cross zero?
-- Is `abs(mean)` the right thing? Some users may rely on negative
-  sigma silently flipping the prior — though no test covers this.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. **Wait for prompt 06 to be acked and merged first.** This prompt
-   leans on `NormalMessage` rejecting negative sigma; otherwise the
-   reproducer's "downstream effect" is silent and harder to argue.
-2. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/width_modifier.py` and the
-   YAML `prior_config` files in `@PyAutoFit/autofit/config/priors/`
-   and the workspaces.
-3. Grep across `@PyAutoFit`, `@PyAutoArray`, `@PyAutoGalaxy`,
-   `@PyAutoLens`, `@autofit_workspace`, `@autogalaxy_workspace`,
-   `@autolens_workspace` for `RelativeWidthModifier` and
-   `width_modifier:` to list every config that relies on the default.
-4. Run the reproducer. Confirm zero / negative sigma escapes the
-   modifier.
-5. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/08_relative_width_modifier_safety.md`.
-6. **In the issue body, present options A/B/C and ask the reviewer
-   which is the right scope.** Include the config audit list so the
-   reviewer can judge migration cost.
-7. **Stop. Do not implement until the reviewer chooses A, B, or C.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — fix after prompt 06 (severity: medium).**
-`RelativeWidthModifier(0.5)(-1.0) = -0.5` flows into `GaussianPrior`
-silently; `value_for(0.84) = -0.497` (scale flipped). Zero mean gives
-sigma = 0 degenerate prior. Implicit default `RelativeWidthModifier(0.5)`
-still in place. Options A/B/C decision still required; prompt 06 landing
-first turns this from silent to loud as designed.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
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-currently, when smoke tests run they display only on that prompt but the ifnormation is not permenant and often lost.
-Can you make it so smoke test runs store their summary to a file which then displays when pyauto-summary runs,
-so I can see the state of all smoke tests when I activeate my venv? Can you make this text green or red depenending
-on success or failure.
-
-Can you also do a similar thing with the latest build and release, e.g. what version is the software,
-whene did we last do a release and what is a summary (keep it quite concise, just say how many failures not
-which ones) were there when we did the full autobuild release which runs all test workspaces? Again,
-this probably means files need creating when they run/
-
-I dont want loading the venv to be too slow so try and make sure this stays fast.
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-# `@PyAutoFit` `FixedMessage.logpdf_cache` is an unbounded class-level dict
-
-Type: bug
-Target: priors
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Found during the priors/messages audit (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/autofit/priors_and_messages_math_audit.md`, finding A8).
-
-## Problem
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/fixed.py:57-62`:
-
-```python
-class FixedMessage(AbstractMessage):
-    ...
-    logpdf_cache = {}   # class-level mutable dict, lives forever
-
-    def logpdf(self, x: np.ndarray) -> np.ndarray:
-        if x.shape not in FixedMessage.logpdf_cache:
-            FixedMessage.logpdf_cache[x.shape] = np.zeros_like(x)
-        return FixedMessage.logpdf_cache[x.shape]
-```
-
-Every distinct shape ever seen during the process lifetime is memoised
-on the class. In a long-running fit that evaluates `logpdf` on arrays
-of varying shape (per-iteration sample chunks, varying batch sizes,
-JAX traces, etc.) the cache grows unbounded.
-
-There is also a subtle aliasing risk: the cached zero-array is
-returned by reference, so any caller that mutates the result mutates
-the shared cache entry.
-
-## Wider context — how `FixedMessage` is used
-
-`FixedMessage` represents a delta / point-mass / fixed-value
-"distribution" used as a placeholder in EP graphs when a variable is
-clamped. Its logpdf is mathematically undefined (a delta is not a
-density), so the class returns `0` as a no-op that doesn't perturb
-the EP message-passing arithmetic.
-
-The class is rarely the bottleneck of a fit, so the cache hasn't
-caused user-visible problems. But:
-
-- Long-running services (e.g. always-on EP solver) leak.
-- Test suites that run thousands of fits in one process leak.
-- Returning a shared mutable array is the kind of latent bug that
-  shows up as "fix in this place produces a regression in that place".
-
-Not a math bug. A correctness-of-Python bug with low blast radius.
-
-## Python reproducer
-
-```python
-# Reproducer: fixed_message_cache_growth.py
-import numpy as np
-from autofit.messages.fixed import FixedMessage
-
-msg = FixedMessage(value=1.0)
-
-# Before
-print(f"cache size before: {len(FixedMessage.logpdf_cache)}")
-
-# Generate a logpdf call for many distinct shapes
-for n in range(1, 1001):
-    _ = msg.logpdf(np.zeros(n))
-
-print(f"cache size after 1000 distinct shapes: {len(FixedMessage.logpdf_cache)}")
-print()
-
-# Aliasing demonstration
-a = msg.logpdf(np.zeros(5))
-b = msg.logpdf(np.zeros(5))
-print(f"Same shape returns the SAME object? {a is b}")
-a[0] = 99.0   # mutates the shared cache entry
-print(f"After mutating a: b[0] = {b[0]}  (should be 0.0 — but shared cache)")
-```
-
-Expected (buggy) output: cache grows to 1000 entries; `a is b` is
-True; mutating `a[0]` corrupts `b[0]`.
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-Either:
-
-1. **Compute on demand** (simplest, no cache):
-
-   ```python
-   def logpdf(self, x):
-       return np.zeros_like(x)
-   ```
-
-2. **Compute on demand, return a fresh array** to also kill the
-   aliasing — same as (1), the cache was the only thing aliasing.
-
-3. **Keep a tiny LRU cache** if profiling actually shows allocation
-   pressure (unlikely for `np.zeros_like`):
-
-   ```python
-   from functools import lru_cache
-   @staticmethod
-   @lru_cache(maxsize=32)
-   def _zeros(shape, dtype):
-       return np.zeros(shape, dtype=dtype)
-   def logpdf(self, x):
-       return self._zeros(x.shape, x.dtype).copy()
-   ```
-
-The audit recommends option 1: `np.zeros_like(x)` is cheap, the cache
-optimises nothing important, and removing it eliminates both the leak
-and the aliasing.
-
-## What the agent picking this up should do
-
-1. Read `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/fixed.py` end-to-end.
-2. Grep for `FixedMessage` usage to confirm no caller relies on the
-   "shared mutable zero array" behaviour. If any test or code does, it
-   was almost certainly accidental; flag for the reviewer.
-3. Run the reproducer. Confirm cache growth and aliasing.
-4. Sketch the fix (option 1) in a scratch checkout. Re-run the
-   reproducer. Confirm `a is b` is now False and the cache is empty.
-5. File the GitHub issue via `/create_issue priors/10_fixed_message_cache_growth.md`.
-6. **In the issue body, ask the reviewer whether the cache was ever
-   intentional** (i.e. is there a known hot path that benefits from
-   it?). If not, option 1 is the right answer.
-7. **Stop. Do not implement until acked.**
-
-
-## Fable verdict (2026-07-08, PyAutoFit main @ 0f26ff2d8; PyAutoFit#1330)
-
-**Verdict: CONFIRMED — fix now (severity: low-medium; one-line).**
-Cache grew 0 -> 500 over 500 distinct shapes; same-shape calls return the
-same object and mutating one corrupts the other (aliasing verified).
-Option 1 (`np.zeros_like(x)`, no cache) remains the right fix.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/10_sigma_crit_jax.md b/active/10_sigma_crit_jax.md
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-# Weak lensing FitWeak upgrades: per-galaxy sigma_crit scaling + JAX support
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Two follow-ups from the completed weak series (epic z_features/weak_shear.md), combined because both rework FitWeak internals:
-
-(1) Per-galaxy sigma_crit (lensing-efficiency) scaling on the redshift storage shipped in 7a: when
-WeakDataset.redshifts is present, FitWeak scales the model shear per galaxy by beta_i/beta_ref where
-beta = D_ls/D_s (angular diameter distances from the tracer's cosmology; z_ref = the tracer's source-plane
-redshift; galaxies at z <= z_lens get zero signal). For is_reduced datasets both gamma AND kappa scale:
-g_i = (s_i*gamma)/(1 - s_i*kappa). Datasets without redshifts are unchanged (single effective source plane).
-
-(2) JAX/pytree support for FitWeak, mirroring AnalysisPoint: register_instance_pytree(FitWeak,
-no_flatten=(constants)), thread xp through the fit statistics (LensCalc hessian methods already take xp),
-AnalysisWeak(use_jax=True) path registers pytrees in fit_from. Default stays use_jax=False. Library unit
-tests NumPy-only per repo rules; JAX validation via an autolens_workspace_test parity script
-(fitness._vmap per the standing rule), which also un-parks the old fast_visualization D.2.b.iii item.
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-# Point-source solver over/under-prediction handling + workspace guide
-
-Type: feature
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Careful treatment of multiple-image over- and under-prediction in the point-source solver/likelihood, plus a workspace guide documenting the choices.
-
-The cluster/point-source image-plane likelihood must handle the case where the model tracer predicts
-*more* images than observed (extra images — often demagnified centrals or artefacts of a wrong mass
-model) and *fewer* images than observed (under-prediction — the model cannot reproduce an observed
-image). The library currently offers three pairing schemes (Pair / PairAll / PairRepeat, Hungarian
-assignment — see scripts/cluster/likelihood_function.py which documents the too-many/too-few image
-pathology) but the behaviour under mismatched image counts needs deliberate design rather than
-incidental behaviour:
-
-- Audit what each pairing scheme actually does today when n_model != n_observed, including the
-  likelihood penalty (or silent absence of one) in each direction. Compare against how LensTool
-  handles it (chi^2 penalty terms for missing images; treatment of predicted-but-unobserved images,
-  which observers often justify as "below detection limit").
-- Decide and implement the default: e.g. explicit penalty terms for unmatched observed images
-  (under-prediction should always be penalized hard) and a configurable policy for extra model
-  images (penalize / ignore-with-warning / magnification-threshold filter for demagnified centrals).
-  No silent guards — a model that cannot produce an observed image should be loudly bad, not
-  quietly fine.
-- Verify solver robustness feeding this: PointSolver grid resolution vs missed images (a real
-  image missed by a too-coarse solver grid must not masquerade as model under-prediction).
-- Write a guide at `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/` (matching the existing guides' style)
-  documenting: the pairing schemes, the over/under-prediction policies and how to choose, solver
-  settings that matter at cluster scale, and source-plane vs image-plane chi^2 trade-offs — the
-  reference the flagship LensTool example links to for likelihood choices.
-
-Relevant prior finding: cluster source-plane chi^2 has a PointSolver precision-floor issue
-(magnification-amplified, ~8e7 at truth — see cluster-test-workspace notes / likelihood_sanity.py);
-this prompt's audit should keep that in mind since penalty-term magnitudes interact with the floor.
-
-Scope: PyAutoLens (point-source fit/solver) + autolens_workspace (guide + cluster scripts prose).
-Should land before or alongside the flagship LensTool example, whose real-data fit will hit these
-cases immediately.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fa55f70e-2cea-4887-bf12-61f81cff042f/scratchpad/p5_solver_over_under_prediction.md -->
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-# PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS support for cluster lensing (fast workspace test runs)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Add PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS support for cluster lensing, so workspace test runs of the cluster
-scripts run fast the way other datasets do.
-
-Original request (verbatim): "Can you add a PyAutoMind prompt to add PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASET support
-for cluster lensing, which makes it so workspace test runs run fast and is used for other
-datasets. This may already be there due to point source models but is worth a task."
-
-Grounding (2026-07-09 session):
-
-- PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS already exists and covers parts of the path: PointSolver has a documented
-  smoke-test short-circuit (autolens/point/solver/point_solver.py:87-111), and PyAutoArray
-  downsizes masks/grids/over-sampling (mask_2d.py, uniform_2d.py, dataset_util.py,
-  over_sample_util.py). So the point-source *solve* is already fast-mode aware.
-- Despite that, cluster/start_here.py and cluster/modeling.py exceed 500 s under
-  PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 even on clean main (control-verified 2026-07-08) and are parked in
-  PyAutoBuild no_run.yaml:32-33 ("test mode breaks it"). PyAutoBuild env_vars.yaml has NO cluster
-  entries, so the flag is never even applied to them in CI. The un-parking of these two scripts is
-  the concrete success criterion for this task.
-- Suspected remaining hot spots to profile and fix under the flag: (a) the cluster simulator
-  auto-regeneration (JAX PointSolver JIT compile + full-resolution imaging sim at 0.1"/px over an
-  arcminute field) — small-mode should shrink the imaging grid and/or skip the imaging leg;
-  (b) the 149-profile lenstool example scripts (scripts/cluster/lenstool/): data.py downloads a
-  96 MB mosaic (small-mode should skip the cutout leg) and modeling.py's tracer operations scale
-  with profile count; (c) tracer/critical-curve visualization on multi-plane cluster tracers
-  (known ~10 min/plane in numpy — the same cost that forced tracer.png regeneration to be dropped
-  in autolens_workspace#238 and MAKE_FIGURES gating in #240).
-- Beware the known env-flag footguns: PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS mutates Grid2D.uniform inside
-  decorators, so trace the full call path when extending it (memory: smoke-env grid mutations);
-  and fixes belong in config/build/env_vars.yaml overrides, never os.environ mutation in scripts.
-- Deliverables: (1) extend/verify small-dataset behaviour across the cluster path (simulator,
-  modeling, start_here, lenstool example, csv_api/likelihood_function as needed); (2) add cluster
-  entries to PyAutoBuild env_vars.yaml; (3) un-park cluster/start_here + cluster/modeling from
-  no_run.yaml with a timed CI-green run as evidence; (4) consider promoting the new lenstool
-  example scripts into the smoke set (small curated subset rule — only if genuinely fast).
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fa55f70e-2cea-4887-bf12-61f81cff042f/scratchpad/intake_small_datasets.md -->
-
-__Addendum (user direction, 2026-07-09): standardize the auto-simulation guard__
-
-Data-consuming workspace scripts should use the canonical auto-simulation pattern, as the imaging
-scripts do:
-
-    if al.util.dataset.should_simulate(str(dataset_path)):
-        import subprocess, sys
-        subprocess.run([sys.executable, "scripts/cluster/simulator.py"], check=True)
-
-The cluster scripts currently use hand-rolled existence checks (`modeling.py` / `start_here.py`
-test data.fits + scaling_galaxies.csv manually) and `lenstool/data.py` uses its own download
-caching. As part of this task, migrate the cluster scripts to `al.util.dataset.should_simulate`
-— which also carries the PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS delete-and-regenerate semantic that makes the
-small-mode dataset actually get built small (see autoarray/util/dataset_util.py). The weak-lensing
-twin of this migration is already in flight (weak-viz-profiles, PyAutoLens#581, plus
-feature/weak/9_small_datasets.md) — mirror its conventions so imaging, weak and cluster all tell
-the same auto-sim story. For lenstool/data.py, downloads are not simulations: keep the download
-caching, but gate the expensive legs (96 MB mosaic/cutout) off under PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS.
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-# The Brain autonomy contract — make the Autonomy header load-bearing
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: human-required
-Priority: high
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-The Mind prompt header already blesses `Autonomy: safe | supervised |
-human-required` (@PyAutoMind/README.md "Prompt file format"), and the Intake
-Agent persists it via the sizing faculty — but **nothing consumes it**. Every
-workflow run stops at the same human checkpoints regardless of the value. This
-prompt makes the field load-bearing: it is the doctrine every later task in
-`feature/autonomy/` keys off.
-
-## What
-
-Write `@PyAutoBrain/AUTONOMY.md` — one canonical page, linked from
-`WORKFLOW.md` and the Mind README (no duplicated prose), that:
-
-1. **Enumerates every human checkpoint** in the dev workflow today: Plan-Mode
-   approval in `start_dev`, ship PR sign-off (`## API Changes` / `## Scripts
-   Changed`), Heart YELLOW acknowledgement, the merge/close prompt, the
-   `pre_build` minor-version ask, post-merge cleanup confirmation.
-2. **Defines behaviour per level at each checkpoint**:
-   - `safe` → proceed and log (plan written to the issue, not held).
-   - `supervised` → proceed, but batch questions to the issue
-     (checkpoint-and-continue, see `5_checkpoint_and_continue.md`).
-   - `human-required` → today's behaviour, unchanged.
-3. **Per-work-type autonomy caps** — a prompt's header can never exceed the
-   cap: `refactor`/`test`/`maintenance` may run `safe`; `feature`/`bug` are
-   capped at `supervised` until the calibration log (below) justifies raising;
-   `release` is always `human-required`.
-4. **Activation rule** — autonomy levels only take effect when the human
-   launches with an explicit `--auto` (or equivalent). Default runs behave
-   exactly as today. Autonomy is opt-in per invocation, never ambient.
-5. **Calibration log** — a small append-only record (in Mind, e.g.
-   `autonomy_log.md`): for each autonomous run, was the PR merged unchanged,
-   amended, or rejected? This is the evidence for later raising/lowering caps.
-6. **Model doctrine refresh** — update `WORKFLOW.md`'s "Opus plans, Sonnet
-   executes" split to the Fable era: Fable (or the strongest available model)
-   for orchestration/judgment and tutorial prose; the split must be stated
-   model-agnostically (strongest-available / mid / fast tiers) so nothing
-   breaks if Fable access lapses.
-
-## Boundaries (adversarial findings, keep these)
-
-- The contract is **doctrine only** — no skill behaviour changes in this task;
-  `4_auto_dev_mode.md` implements consumption. One PR, prose + pointers.
-- Sizing (a model) assigns Autonomy; skipping approval purely on the model's
-  own estimate is circular. The caps + explicit `--auto` + calibration log are
-  the mitigations — they are not optional extras.
-- Merging a PR stays a human act at every level (standing preference).
-
-Blocked-by: nothing. Everything else in `feature/autonomy/` is blocked by this.
diff --git a/active/1_workspace_visualization.md b/active/1_workspace_visualization.md
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-Step 1 of the ellipse-JAX series. The end goal is to make `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/model/analysis.py`, `AnalysisEllipse.log_likelihood_function` JAX-compatible (analogous to `AnalysisImaging` in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/model/analysis.py`). Before any of that, we need to lock down the existing numpy behaviour with integration tests in `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts`, so when later prompts rewrite the gnarly bits we can spot regressions immediately.
-
-This prompt covers the **ellipse visualization** integration test. The follow-up `2_workspace_jax_likelihood.md` covers the likelihood-function script.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Add `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/visualization.py`. Pattern it on the existing `@autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/ellipse/fit.py` walkthrough but trimmed to the visualization side: load (or auto-simulate) a small dataset, fit a single `Ellipse` (and an `Ellipse + EllipseMultipole`), then exercise every public plotter path through `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/model/plotter.py` (`PlotterEllipse.imaging`, `PlotterEllipse.fit_ellipse`) and `aplt.FitEllipsePlotter` if one exists. Use `PYAUTO_OUTPUT_MODE=1` semantics — the script just has to run end-to-end without raising.
-
-2. Cover the multipole code path too: a fit with `multipole_list=[ag.EllipseMultipole(m=4, multipole_comps=(0.05, 0.0))]` and a fit with `EllipseMultipoleScaled` from `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse_multipole.py`.
-
-3. Cover the masked-data code path: apply a `Mask2D` that the ellipse partially overlaps, so `FitEllipse.points_from_major_axis_from`'s 300-iteration mask-rejection loop in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/fit_ellipse.py:81-134` actually fires. Without this, prompt 6 has nothing to compare against.
-
-4. Use the workspace docstring style (`"""..."""` blocks with `__Section Name__` headers, no `#` comments) — see `@autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/ellipse/fit.py` for examples.
-
-5. Test bar: the script runs cleanly under `bash run_all_scripts.sh` from `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/`, and produces output PNGs under `output_mode/visualization/` when `PYAUTO_OUTPUT_MODE=1` is set.
-
-This is numpy-only — no JAX yet. The point is to have a regression target before we touch anything underneath.
diff --git a/active/2_csv.md b/active/2_csv.md
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-For autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py, can we make it so that all parameters are in .csv form
-and loaded from there, to establish that the base way to interact with the autolens API for clusters
-is via csv.
-
-I thin kthe way to make this work is to write a guide, autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/csv_api.py,
-which illustrates how to set up lens models using the normal autolens API and then output them to csv,
-and showing how all those featres linked together.
-
-This csv file can then act as an "Auto Simulate" type siutation for simulator.py, which loads the csv outputsof this file.
-The simulator will put the csv files int he lens it simulates at the end, meaning other scripts only need the
-auto simulate performed here.
-
-Things I am still unclear on that this guide could help with are:
-
-Shouild main galaxies, extra galaxies and scaling galaies use their own csv files or can they all be combined into one?
-I think it would be good if they could all be combined into one, but hiswould mean the .csv needs to know a lot more
-than just parameters, but feasible mass profile class, lens name (e.g. when its used to name light and mass profiles in the Galaxy), redshift and
-others. I think I like the idea of a single .csv API being used for all cluster interfaces.
-
-The flip side is this could get complicated because if the same galaxy has light and mass profiles then the notion of column
-heads breaks down, so maybe the rule is "one csv file per light or mass profile", and the reuse of light profile names, mass profile
-names and galaxy names is exploited when building the model? Most cluster models will apply the same thing over loads
-of galaxies so I think that works, so we can just build it in an extensible way.
-
-This would mean it also needs the galaxy names, even though in simulator.py galaxies are not named when used in a Tracer
-these names would be used for performing model composition, again the csv_api.py script could explain and cover this.
-
-I would then go so far as to make it so that this guide also explains point_datasets.csv, which functionally looks a lot
-more complete to me and just needs an explanation. I would explain this before doing galaxy API, as convention is normally load
-dataset before modeling. Note that point_datasets.csv itself is made by simulator.py, thus I think csv_api.py 
-can just make an example one which is not paired to the model in the guide making it clear its for illustrative purposes
-but that simultor.py makes the actual one.
-
-There are also no .csv's used at all for defining the point source model, which obviously need to be paired
-with the point dataset. 
-
-This:
-
-"""
-__Source Galaxies__
-
-The 2 background sources at *different* redshifts. Each carries a `SersicCore` light profile (used only
-for visual confirmation of the lensed arcs — the cored profile changes gradually in the centre so explicit
-source-plane over-sampling is unnecessary) and a `Point` model component whose multiple-image positions
-we solve for and use as the modeling data.
-
-Each source's redshift is taken from ``source_redshifts``, so source 0 sits at ``z = 1.0`` and source 1
-at ``z = 2.0``. The `Tracer` ray-traces multi-plane through both planes automatically.
-"""
-source_galaxies = []
-for i, (centre, src_z) in enumerate(zip(source_centres, source_redshifts)):
-    bulge = al.lp.SersicCore(
-        centre=centre,
-        ell_comps=al.convert.ell_comps_from(axis_ratio=0.8, angle=60.0 + 30.0 * i),
-        intensity=2.0,
-        effective_radius=0.3,
-        sersic_index=1.0,
-    )
-    point = al.ps.Point(centre=centre)
-    source_galaxies.append(
-        al.Galaxy(redshift=src_z, bulge=bulge, **{f"point_{i}": point})
-    )
-
-
-And this:
-
-_source_models = [
-    af.Model(
-        al.Galaxy,
-        redshift=src_z,
-        bulge=af.Model(
-            al.lp.SersicCore,
-            centre=src_centre,
-            ell_comps=al.convert.ell_comps_from(axis_ratio=0.8, angle=60.0 + 30.0 * i),
-            intensity=2.0,
-            effective_radius=0.3,
-            sersic_index=1.0,
-        ),
-        **{
-            f"point_{i}": af.Model(al.ps.Point, centre=src_centre),
-        },
-    )
-    for i, (src_centre, src_z) in enumerate(zip(source_centres, source_redshifts))
-]
-
-Shoiuld all be put into two csv files (source_point_models.csv and source_light_models.csv) again making the whole
-cluster experience a first-class csv experience. 
-
-I guess at this point users should easily not just load .csv's into models but also be able to print the csv
-contents in python / Notebook cells and have clear print statements of the loaded objects showing how their
-csv load parameters link to autolens objects, I guess the csv_api does that.
-
-Finally, do a quick scan through autolens_workspace of other csv uses but I think at the moment its just scaling galaxies
-which are already implemented wellk..
-
-Do deep research when coming to this csv API and once you're happy with it make csv interface the version used on all 3 cluster
-scripts that exist. This is a huge issue -- the csv interface defines cluster modeling throughout, so dont be afraid
-to ask hard questions about balancing the need for modeling large amoiunts of gaalxies to making a user friendly API.
-Feel free to ask if some of this work would benefit going into the source code more so than it alredy has.
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-Cluster modeling: minimal first-pass rewrite of `modeling.py`.
-
-The cluster simulator at `@autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` has long since been
-rewritten to a small multi-plane cluster (2 main lens galaxies + standalone NFW host halo + 2
-sources at distinct redshifts z=1.0 and z=2.0, with point-source positions written to a combined
-`point_datasets.csv` carrying a per-source `redshift` column). The paired
-`@autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/modeling.py` was **never updated** to match — it still loads
-five separate `point_dataset_{i}.json` files, hardcodes source `redshift=1.0`, and composes the
-pre-rewrite "10 extra galaxies on a scaling relation + 5 sources" model. `cluster/modeling` and
-`cluster/start_here` are both parked in `autolens_workspace/config/build/no_run.yaml`.
-
-This prompt is a **minimal first pass**: rewrite `modeling.py` to actually pair to the current
-simulator. `start_here.py` stays parked; a CSV-driven lens/source-galaxy interface is deferred to a
-later prompt.
-
-__Required changes (autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/modeling.py)__
-
-1. **CSV-load the point datasets.** Replace the `for i in range(5)` JSON loop (and the docstring
-   example block that currently *describes* CSV loading) with the real call:
-
-   ```python
-   dataset_list = al.list_from_csv(file_path=dataset_path / "point_datasets.csv")
-   ```
-
-   Each `PointDataset` exposes `.positions`, `.positions_noise_map`, and `.redshift` — use all
-   three downstream. Do not retain a JSON fallback.
-
-2. **Load the centre files the simulator actually writes.** Replace
-   `extra_galaxies_centre_list.json` + `extra_galaxies_luminosities.json` (these no longer exist)
-   with:
-
-   - `main_lens_centres.json` — `Grid2DIrregular` of the 2 main lens galaxy centres.
-   - `host_halo_centre.json` — `Grid2DIrregular` of the 1 host halo centre.
-
-   See `@autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` lines ~511–522 for the exact filenames
-   and how they're written.
-
-3. **Compose the lens model paired to the simulator.** The truth model has three categories. Each
-   maps to a model component as follows:
-
-   - **2 main lens galaxies** at `redshift_lens = 0.5`. Each uses `al.mp.dPIEMassSph` with centre
-     fixed from `main_lens_centres.json[i]`. Free parameters per galaxy: `ra`, `rs`, `b0`. See
-     `simulator.py` lines ~72–86 for parameter meaning and physical ranges — anchor priors there
-     (e.g. `ra` ~ 0.05–0.1", `rs` ~ 10–30", `b0` log-uniform around the truth Einstein-scale).
-
-   - **1 host halo galaxy** at `redshift = 0.5`, with `al.mp.NFWMCRLudlowSph` mass, centre fixed
-     from `host_halo_centre.json[0]`, `mass_at_200` a free `LogUniformPrior` bracketing `10**15.3`.
-     The `redshift_object` and `redshift_source` plumbing must match the simulator —
-     `redshift_object = 0.5`, `redshift_source = max(source_redshifts)` so the concentration is
-     anchored to the furthest source plane.
-
-   - **2 source galaxies**, one per `PointDataset` in `dataset_list`. The key change is that the
-     **source redshift comes from the dataset, not a literal**:
-
-     ```python
-     for i, dataset in enumerate(dataset_list):
-         point = af.Model(al.ps.Point)
-         positions = np.atleast_2d(dataset.positions)
-         point.centre_0 = af.GaussianPrior(mean=float(np.mean(positions[:, 0])), sigma=3.0)
-         point.centre_1 = af.GaussianPrior(mean=float(np.mean(positions[:, 1])), sigma=3.0)
-         source = af.Model(al.Galaxy, redshift=dataset.redshift, **{f"point_{i}": point})
-     ```
-
-4. **Drop the entire `extra_galaxies` + scaling-relation block** (the old 10-satellite
-   `dPIEMassSph` scaling block + `extra_galaxies=af.Collection(**extra_galaxies_dict)` wiring).
-   The current simulator does not emit a scaling-relation member population; that's a follow-up.
-
-5. **Rewrite the `__Model__` docstring.** It currently claims "ten extra lens galaxies with
-   `DPIEPotentialSph`", "five source galaxies", and "N=22" — all wrong. Replace with an accurate
-   description of the 2-main + halo + 2-source model and its actual free-parameter count.
-
-6. **Reactivate the script.** Remove `cluster/modeling` from
-   `autolens_workspace/config/build/no_run.yaml`. Leave `cluster/start_here` parked (a separate
-   prompt will rewrite it later).
-
-__Verification__
-
-Before opening the PR, confirm the script runs end-to-end under test mode from
-`autolens_workspace`:
-
-```bash
-PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 PYAUTO_SKIP_FIT_OUTPUT=1 PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION=1 \
-    python scripts/cluster/modeling.py
-```
-
-It should compose the model, call the analysis log-likelihood once, and exit cleanly. The
-canonical workspace smoke run (`/smoke_test` over the modeling.py path) must also pass.
-
-__Out of scope (do NOT touch in this prompt)__
-
-- **No new lens/source-galaxy CSV API.** A `lens_galaxies.csv` / `source_galaxies.csv` interface
-  mirroring `al.galaxy_table_from_csv` is the natural next step but is *deferred* — for 2 main
-  galaxies the existing JSON+per-galaxy code path is fine and lets us see the rewritten modeling
-  work in isolation. The reference pattern (when we eventually do this work) lives in
-  `@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation/modeling.py` lines ~180–215.
-- **No `start_here.py` rewrite.** Stays in `no_run.yaml`.
-- **No library changes.** All edits land in the workspace.
-- **No `extra_galaxies` scaling-relation work.** Adding scaling-relation satellite members back
-  in is its own follow-up prompt, paired with a simulator extension that emits them.
-
-__Reference files__
-
-- `@autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` — truth model, parameter ranges, redshift
-  conventions, JSON+CSV output filenames.
-- `@autolens_workspace/scripts/point_source/start_here.py` — current galaxy-scale point-source
-  modeling baseline (priors, `PointSolver` setup, `AnalysisPoint` wiring).
-- `@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation/modeling.py` — reference for the
-  deferred lens/source CSV API. Do not adopt it here; just preserve as a pointer for next round.
diff --git a/active/2_review_faculty.md b/active/2_review_faculty.md
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-# Review faculty — an automatic branch-review verdict conductors consult
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-"Do hard tasks autonomously, rely on testing and review, human validates at the
-end" only works if review is a first-class automatic gate — symmetric with how
-the vitals faculty wraps Heart. Today code review happens ad-hoc in the human's
-session; nothing machine-checkable stands between an autonomous implementation
-and its PR.
-
-## What
-
-Add `@PyAutoBrain/agents/faculties/review/` — a read-only faculty that, given a
-task worktree / feature branch:
-
-1. Runs the harness code-review capability (`/code-review` at high effort) plus
-   a verification pass (drive the affected flow, not just tests) over the diff
-   against the target branch.
-2. Returns a verdict: **CLEAN** (ship), **FINDINGS** (list, ranked; autonomous
-   runs must resolve or downgrade to a human checkpoint), **BLOCKED** (could
-   not review — treat as human-required).
-3. Follows the faculty shape: `AGENTS.md` with a `Tier:` line, deterministic
-   entrypoint, never dispatches or mutates. Its "sensor" is the diff + the
-   review tooling, the way vitals' sensor is Heart.
-
-Wire the consult into the ship path so `ship_*` in autonomous mode requires
-`review == CLEAN` alongside the Heart gate (the gate composition itself is
-defined in `3_autonomous_ship_gate.md`).
-
-## Boundary decision (adversarial finding — settled, record it in the AGENTS.md)
-
-A diff review is a **side-effect-free opinion**, which is the definition of a
-faculty — it does **not** belong in Heart. Heart is the organism-state
-observer (repo state, CI, PRs, deep install checks on main); it never looks at
-feature branches and stays the sole authority on *release* readiness. The
-review faculty gates the **dev workflow's** ship step only. Do not extend
-Heart, and do not let this faculty grow release opinions.
-
-Blocked-by: 1_autonomy_contract.md (verdict semantics must match the contract's
-checkpoint table).
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-The API for the placement of galaxies on a mass light scaling relation is given autolens_workspace/scripts/group/scaling_relation.
-
-For group scale lenses, this is an optional feature which group scale modeling odes not necessarily neeed.
-
-For cluster lenses, I want it to be the default, with all default cluster scripts having 10 scaling galaxies 
-whose masses are lower than the main lens and dark matter halo. I want them in that regime of have to be modeled collectively,
-but dont contribute much individually.
-
-Can you upddate the 3 cluster examples on the autolens workspace to this effect, always using the .csv
-interface for scaling galaxies. Can you make sure the simulator still produces multiple images in the right
-positions/
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-Step 2 of the ellipse-JAX series. Step 1 (`1_workspace_visualization.md`) added the visualization integration test. This prompt adds the **likelihood-function** integration tests, still on the numpy path. They lock in the reference numbers we'll later assert against once the JAX path lands in `7_analysis_ellipse_jax.md`.
-
-The pattern to mirror is `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/lp.py`, which (a) auto-simulates a small dataset on first run, (b) builds a model + analysis, (c) computes a baseline `log_likelihood` on the numpy path, and (d) compares the JIT path with `np.testing.assert_allclose(rtol=1e-4)`. For this prompt, only build steps (a)-(c) — leave a `# TODO(7_analysis_ellipse_jax.md)` placeholder where the JIT comparison will go.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Add `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/__init__.py`.
-
-2. Add `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/simulator.py` modelled on `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/simulator.py` — small grid (e.g. shape_native=(50, 50), pixel_scales=0.2), single Sersic galaxy, written into `dataset/ellipse/jax_test/`.
-
-3. Add `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/fit.py`:
-   - Load (or auto-simulate via `simulator.py`) the dataset.
-   - Build an `af.Collection(ellipses=af.Collection(ellipse_0=af.Model(ag.Ellipse, major_axis=...)))`-style model (consult `@autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/ellipse/modeling.py` for the exact composition shape).
-   - Build `analysis = ag.AnalysisEllipse(dataset=dataset)` (today this defaults to `use_jax=False`).
-   - Compute `fit_np = analysis.fit_list_from(instance=model.instance_from_prior_medians())` and print every component — `log_likelihood`, `chi_squared`, `noise_normalization`, `figure_of_merit` — to capture the reference numbers.
-   - Leave a `# TODO(7_analysis_ellipse_jax.md): jax.jit(analysis.fit_from) round-trip` placeholder block at the end.
-
-4. Add `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/multipoles.py`: same as `fit.py` but with `multipole_list=[ag.EllipseMultipole(m=4, multipole_comps=(0.05, 0.0))]` per ellipse. This locks in the multipole code path which has its own JAX-incompatible `while` loops in `EllipseMultipole.get_shape_angle` (handled in prompt 5).
-
-5. Use the workspace docstring style throughout (see prompt 1 for reference).
-
-6. Test bar: both scripts run cleanly under `bash run_all_scripts.sh` and the printed reference numbers are stable to ~1e-6 across runs. No JAX imports yet — `import jax` should not appear in any of these files.
diff --git a/active/3_autonomous_ship_gate.md b/active/3_autonomous_ship_gate.md
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-# Autonomous-ship gate — audit and define what an unattended ship must verify
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoHeart
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-Heart's readiness verdict measures **organism state** — repo state, CI status,
-open PRs in the cheap tick; verify_install-class deep checks on demand
-(@PyAutoHeart/AGENTS.md). It never looks at a feature branch. Branch-level
-signal today comes from `ship_*`'s own worktree pytest + smoke run, and the gap
-is papered over by the human eyeballing the diff at PR sign-off. Remove the
-human and the gap is live: an autonomous run could ship on "Heart GREEN" that
-says nothing about the change being shipped.
-
-## What
-
-1. **Audit** what an unattended `ship_library` / `ship_workspace` run actually
-   verifies on the branch today: which test scope (changed-repo pytest? full?),
-   which smoke subset, what the Heart verdict does and does not cover, where
-   "never modify code to make tests pass" is enforced.
-2. **Define the autonomous-ship gate** in the autonomy contract's terms —
-   proposal to validate or amend:
-   `worktree pytest (affected repos, full suite) AND smoke subset AND review
-   faculty CLEAN AND Heart GREEN` — all four, no substitutions; YELLOW is a
-   human checkpoint at every autonomy level.
-3. **Fix the gaps found** — e.g. if smoke coverage keys off main rather than
-   the worktree, or if the tested repo set misses downstream dependents of the
-   changed API.
-
-## Boundaries
-
-- Heart stays untouched as the release authority; if any branch-level check is
-  genuinely a health check, it still runs from the dev workflow, not Heart
-  (Heart is an observer of the organism, not of task branches).
-- Smoke tests remain the small curated subset — do not mass-promote
-  integration scripts to make the gate feel stronger.
-- Keep the gate definition in `AUTONOMY.md` (one place), with `ship_*` skills
-  pointing at it.
-
-Blocked-by: 1_autonomy_contract.md, 2_review_faculty.md.
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-We are now going to add weak lensing Fit class
-
-First, we need to create the fit.py module, so inspect @autolens_workspace/scripts/weak and
-@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/fit modules . We are basically going to make everything weak does from here a "mirror" of
-the imaging model API (and also interferoter.)
-
-So, set up a FitWeak module which compute the same key quantities as other Fit objects, such as residuals, chi
-squared and log likelihood. Put unit tests in following the imaging unit test stucture, baring in mind there should
-be far fewer as there are no variants like linear light profiles of pixelizations. Have me eyeball a few unit tests
-so I can see they make sense. 
-
-In a second phase, inspect @PyAutoLens/autolens/plot and set up the FitWeak weak_plots.py, you may need to do
-some research on how best to plot these quantities, it may be we want to plot the dataset values via quiver on top
-of the model ones.
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-Lets set up autolens_workspace_test to have dediciated cluster functionality, in particular:
-
-1) Write a scripts/cluster/csv_api.py, which follows the autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/csv_api.py and therefore includes a full suite of mains, extra, scaling, source galaxies/
-1) Write a scripts/cluster/simulator.py, which uses the autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py and uses the csv exa,ple but outputs its point dataset csv, source light profile .csv and all other data.
-2) move scripts/imaging/visualization_cluster.py to scripts/cluster/visualization.py, run against the simulator.py output.
-3) Set up a likelihood sanity check, which uses the simulated cluster (will need a scritps/cluster/simulator file) and the does sanity checks on its source plane chi-squared (using Point objects with FitPositionsSource) and image plane chi squared (using FitPositionsImagePair). I think the sensible way to do this is to perturb the mass model parameter inputs to the simulator script by a small amount (e.g. 0.1%) and medium amount (e.g. 1%) and large amount (e.g. 5%) and make sure the chi-squared is near zero for the first and that ther log likelihood decreases. The point is that we havent really done full end to end tests tthat the likelihood function gives sensible results to build up confidence cluster modeling is ok. This should ue the simulator made in the test workspace.
-4) Build on 3. to do an example where the simulated cluster has sources at different redshifts, and we only get the maximum likelihood soltion when the redshifts are right, and test therefore for that we must get redshifts right. For small changes in redshift (that are still multiplane) make sure we get small likelihood decreases.
-5) Can you pair the example in 4 with fits which uses Imaging and light profiles (the values used in the simulator to make images with arfcs and again make sure the likelihood patterns hold.
-6) Produce good visualization of 4 and 5 so we can see where the positions end up compared to the data and what the residuals of the light profiles for the cluster set up look like.
-7) Now make scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/cluster/single_plane.py and multi_plane.py that has numerical assertions against it using the above test case.
-
-The whole idea behind this task is to stress test cluster likelihood function as much as possible and look for bugs, edge cases and really anything that can (and will go wrong). So be persistent, be nit-picking and look for obvious issues with our implementation.
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-Step 3 of the ellipse-JAX series. The 300-iteration mask-rejection loop in `FitEllipse.points_from_major_axis_from` (`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/fit_ellipse.py:81-134`) is the single nastiest piece of imperative code in the ellipse module — Python `for` loop, dynamic shape changes via `points = points[unmasked_indices]`, scipy interpolator calls, and a `raise ValueError` after 300 iterations. Prompt 6 will rewrite it for JAX. Before that we need unit tests in `@PyAutoGalaxy/test_autogalaxy/ellipse/test_fit_ellipse.py` that pin the current behaviour, so when the rewrite goes in we know nothing has shifted.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Add (or extend) tests in `@PyAutoGalaxy/test_autogalaxy/ellipse/test_fit_ellipse.py` covering the four exit paths of the loop:
-
-   - **Zero-masked**: a mask that doesn't overlap the ellipse points. Assert `points.shape[0] == ellipse.total_points_from(pixel_scale)` and that the loop exits on the first iteration via the `total_points_required == total_points - total_points_masked` branch.
-
-   - **Under-masked (trim path)**: a mask that drops a small fraction of points (e.g. ~10%). Assert the returned `points` has exactly `total_points_required` rows and that the trimmed indices are the latest ones in `unmasked_indices` (the slicing is `unmasked_indices[number_of_extra_points:]`).
-
-   - **Over-masked (extra-points path)**: a mask that drops enough points to force a re-call of `ellipse.points_from_major_axis_from(..., n_i=i)` with a higher angular resolution. Assert the loop runs for at least one iteration and that the final `points.shape[0] == total_points_required`.
-
-   - **Unreachable (`ValueError`)**: a degenerate mask where no `i ≤ 300` satisfies the constraint. Use `pytest.raises(ValueError)` and assert the error message matches the existing wording in `fit_ellipse.py`.
-
-2. Use small `Mask2D` shapes (e.g. 30×30) so the tests run fast. Build the mask explicitly via `aa.Mask2D(...)` rather than `Mask2D.circular`, so the masked region is deterministic and the tests are robust to changes in the circular-mask helper.
-
-3. Cover both with and without `multipole_list`. The multipole branch goes through the inner `for multipole in self.multipole_list:` block at lines 113-120 — add at least one test that hits this with `EllipseMultipole(m=4, multipole_comps=(0.05, 0.0))`.
-
-4. Pin numerical reference values for at least one mask configuration: capture the returned `points` array via `np.testing.assert_allclose(points, expected, rtol=1e-12)` against a hard-coded reference. This is the strongest regression test — when prompt 6 swaps the loop for a JAX-friendly oversample-then-mask approach, the new path should reproduce these numbers (or the test must be re-pinned with a written justification).
-
-5. Follow `@PyAutoGalaxy/CLAUDE.md` "Never use JAX in unit tests" — these tests stay numpy-only. The cross-numpy/JAX parity check happens in the workspace_test scripts from prompt 2.
-
-6. Test bar: `python -m pytest test_autogalaxy/ellipse/test_fit_ellipse.py -v` passes, including the new tests.
diff --git a/active/4_auto_dev_mode.md b/active/4_auto_dev_mode.md
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-# --auto mode through start_dev → ship_* — consume the Autonomy header
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-This is the payoff task: the dev workflow gains an explicit autonomous mode so
-`Autonomy: safe` tasks run start-to-PR without interactive checkpoints, and the
-human's job moves to validating an open PR instead of approving every step.
-
-## What
-
-Add `--auto` to the `start_dev → start_library/start_workspace → ship_*`
-lifecycle (skill bodies + any `bin/pyauto-brain` plumbing):
-
-1. **Activation** — only when the human launches with `--auto`; the task's
-   `Autonomy:` header (subject to the per-work-type caps in `AUTONOMY.md`)
-   then selects the behaviour. Default invocations are byte-for-byte today's
-   flow.
-2. **`safe` behaviour** — the plan is written to the GitHub issue (and Mind
-   `active.md` summary) instead of being held for Plan-Mode approval;
-   implementation proceeds; ship is gated by the autonomous-ship gate
-   (`3_autonomous_ship_gate.md`); the run ends at **PR open**, with the PR body
-   carrying the plan, the review-faculty verdict, test/smoke counts, and a
-   short validation checklist for the human.
-3. **Stop-at-PR is hard** — merge and issue-close remain human acts regardless
-   of level (standing preference). An explicit additional flag may extend to
-   merge later; do not build it in this task.
-4. **Calibration hook** — every `--auto` run appends its outcome row to the
-   calibration log defined in `1_autonomy_contract.md`.
-5. **Failure behaviour** — a failed gate (tests, review FINDINGS, Heart
-   YELLOW/RED) downgrades the run to a human checkpoint: state written to the
-   issue, session ends cleanly, nothing force-shipped. Never modify code to
-   make tests pass remains absolute.
-
-## Boundaries
-
-- `supervised` behaviour (checkpoint-and-continue) is `5_checkpoint_and_continue.md`,
-  not this task — here `supervised` simply means today's interactive flow.
-- No new conductor: this is the existing dev-workflow skills consuming the
-  contract, per the growth rule (no new agents without demonstrated need).
-
-Blocked-by: 1_autonomy_contract.md, 2_review_faculty.md, 3_autonomous_ship_gate.md.
-First consumer: `6_refactor_conductor.md` work-type runs.
diff --git a/active/4_jax_interp_2d.md b/active/4_jax_interp_2d.md
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-Step 4 of the ellipse-JAX series. `DatasetInterp` in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/dataset_interp.py` uses `scipy.interpolate.RegularGridInterpolator` for the data, noise-map, and mask. scipy is numpy-only, so this is the first hard JAX blocker for `AnalysisEllipse.log_likelihood_function`. There is no JAX-compatible 2D interpolator anywhere in the codebase — the only precedent is the 1D `_interp1d_jax` in `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/interpolator/rectangular_spline.py:86-106`. We need a 2D analogue.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Add a 2D regular-grid bilinear interpolator helper to PyAutoArray. Suggested location: `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/numerics/interp_2d.py` (create the `numerics/` subpackage if it doesn't already exist; check `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/__init__.py` for the right import surface). Two paths:
-
-   - `_interp_2d_numpy(points, x_axis, y_axis, values, fill_value=0.0)` — matches the current `RegularGridInterpolator(bounds_error=False, fill_value=0.0)` semantics in `dataset_interp.py`. A direct call to `scipy.interpolate.RegularGridInterpolator` is fine here.
-   - `_interp_2d_jax(points, x_axis, y_axis, values, fill_value=0.0)` — uses `jax.scipy.ndimage.map_coordinates(values, coords, order=1, cval=fill_value)`. Translate `(y, x)` world coordinates to pixel-fractional coordinates using `x_axis`, `y_axis` (assume regularly spaced — the existing scipy `points_interp` is built from `mask.derive_grid.all_false`, which is regular).
-   - Public dispatcher `interp_2d(points, x_axis, y_axis, values, fill_value=0.0, xp=np)` that picks the path. Mirror the dispatch style in `rectangular_spline.py`.
-
-2. Unit tests in `@PyAutoArray/test_autoarray/numerics/test_interp_2d.py`:
-   - Random `(N, 2)` query points inside the grid: assert numpy and JAX paths agree to `rtol=1e-6`.
-   - Out-of-bounds query points: assert both paths return `fill_value` for those rows.
-   - Single-point query: assert shape is `(1,)` not `()`.
-   - `xp=np` is the default — JAX-only tests gated by `pytest.importorskip("jax")` per `@PyAutoArray/CLAUDE.md` testing conventions.
-
-3. Wire `DatasetInterp` to the new helper. In `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/dataset_interp.py`:
-   - Drop the cached `data_interp`, `noise_map_interp`, `mask_interp` properties that return `RegularGridInterpolator` instances.
-   - Replace with methods `data_interp(points, xp=np)`, `noise_map_interp(points, xp=np)`, `mask_interp(points, xp=np)` that call `aa.numerics.interp_2d(...)` directly. The interp axes (`points_interp`) can stay cached.
-   - Keep the existing call sites in `fit_ellipse.py` working: `self.interp.data_interp(self._points_from_major_axis)` continues to take a `(N, 2)` array.
-
-4. Do **not** touch `FitEllipse.points_from_major_axis_from`'s 300-iteration loop in this prompt. That's prompt 6. The mask interpolation calls inside the loop continue to use the numpy path because the surrounding code is still numpy-only — pass `xp=np` explicitly at those call sites.
-
-5. Test bar:
-   - `python -m pytest test_autoarray/numerics/test_interp_2d.py -v` passes.
-   - `python -m pytest test_autogalaxy/ellipse/ -v` still passes (no behavioural change on the numpy path — same `fill_value=0.0`, same regular-grid semantics).
-   - The reference numbers from prompt 2's workspace_test scripts are unchanged to `rtol=1e-10`.
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-autolens_workspace has many examples of step-by-step likelihood functions (see pretty much all sub packages in scripts for style or writing,
-how code breaks it down, amount of text in comments compared to code, etc.)
-
-Can you produce this file for autolens_workspace/scritps/cluster/likelihood_function.py, documenting first the source
-plane chi squared and then moving on to the image plane chi squared.
-
-Before we begin, go through the source code to produce your view of this step by step guide and I will then
-refine with you to what level of grannularity of extra steps to include.
-
-Asume the sources are at different redshifts, but all lenses the same redshift, the standard cluster model.
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-# We are now going to add weak lensing modeling
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-We are now going to add weak lensing modeling.
-
-First, we need to create the analysis.py module, so inspect @autolens_workspace/scripts/weak and
-@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model . We are basically going to make everything weak does from here a "mirror" of
-the imaging model API (and also interferoter.)
-
-The log_likelihod_function is in particular important, we already have the codw which creates the shear field
-show in the @autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/simulator.py file and we can turn it into a fit in 
-@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/fit.py, so shouldnt be hard to work out the pattern and whats needed here.
-
-I believe everything else (plotter.py, result.py, visualizer.py) should be relatively straight forward to work
-out by simply copying the patterns and logic from the imaging module, but keep an eye out for unexpected tricky
-parts.
-
-Finally, read @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling.py and then make an equivalent for
-weak lensing.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/5_checkpoint_and_continue.md b/active/5_checkpoint_and_continue.md
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-# Checkpoint-and-continue — supervised runs batch questions instead of blocking
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-The proven pattern already exists: `register_and_iterate`'s autonomy contract
-runs unattended except at named judgment gates, where it "writes a clear
-question and stops" and auto-advances between tasks. Generalising it changes
-the human's interaction model from answering interrupts live to reviewing a
-batch of questions and PRs — the single biggest reduction in required input
-for `supervised` (i.e. most) tasks.
-
-## What
-
-For `--auto` runs on tasks whose effective level is `supervised`:
-
-1. At a judgment gate (per the `AUTONOMY.md` checkpoint table), write the
-   question — with enough context to answer cold — to the task's GitHub issue,
-   set the task's `active.md` status to `awaiting-input`, and **continue**: to
-   the next independent step if one exists, else to the next queued task.
-2. Keep questions **conversational and infrequent** — one batched comment per
-   pause, not a trickle (consistent with the user-facing-issue update style).
-3. On resume (human answers on the issue / relaunches), the run picks up from
-   the recorded state — `active.md` is already the shared cross-environment
-   task state, so no new state store.
-
-## Boundaries
-
-- Ship sign-off and merge remain checkpoints that *stop* the task (they park
-  it as `awaiting-input`); checkpoint-and-continue never bypasses the gate,
-  it only stops the human's *session* from being held hostage.
-- No new registry or daemon — the issue + `active.md` are the whole mechanism.
-- Genuine hard blockers still write up the blocker and park, exactly as
-  `register_and_iterate` does today.
-
-Blocked-by: 1_autonomy_contract.md. Pairs with 4_auto_dev_mode.md; consumed
-wholesale by 7_queue_runner.md.
diff --git a/active/5_ellipse_xp.md b/active/5_ellipse_xp.md
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-Step 5 of the ellipse-JAX series. With the 2D interpolator in place from prompt 4, the next blocker is the geometry math in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse.py` and `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse_multipole.py`. Every routine on `Ellipse` uses bare `np.*`, and `EllipseMultipole.get_shape_angle` uses Python `while` loops to wrap an angle into `[-180/m, 180/m]` — both incompatible with `jax.jit` tracing. Convert these to the `xp=np` pattern documented in `@PyAutoGalaxy/CLAUDE.md` "JAX Support" section.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Add `xp=np` as a keyword argument to every method in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse.py` that returns a numerical array:
-   - `Ellipse.angles_from_x0_from`
-   - `Ellipse.ellipse_radii_from_major_axis_from`
-   - `Ellipse.x_from_major_axis_from`
-   - `Ellipse.y_from_major_axis_from`
-   - `Ellipse.points_from_major_axis_from`
-
-   Replace bare `np.*` with `xp.*` inside the function bodies (`xp.linspace`, `xp.sin`, `xp.cos`, `xp.divide`, `xp.add`, `xp.sqrt`, `xp.stack`). The `total_points_from` method stays numpy — its return type is a Python `int` and it's used to set static shapes outside the JIT trace.
-
-   Special case in `points_from_major_axis_from`: the `idx = np.logical_or(np.isnan(x), np.isnan(y)); if np.sum(idx) > 0: raise NotImplementedError()` guard is JAX-incompatible (Python `if` on a traced value). Replace with `if xp is np:` around the guard — under JAX, NaNs propagate through downstream `nansum`/`nanmean` and we'd rather see them than crash inside a JIT trace.
-
-2. Same treatment for `EllipseMultipole.points_perturbed_from` and `EllipseMultipoleScaled.points_perturbed_from` in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse_multipole.py`. Add `xp=np`, swap `np.*` for `xp.*`. The `multipole_comps_from` and `multipole_k_m_and_phi_m_from` helpers from `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/convert.py` are called outside the math loop on Python tuples — leave those as-is unless they trip JIT (verify by tracing).
-
-3. **Replace the `while` loops** in `EllipseMultipole.get_shape_angle` (`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse_multipole.py:66-69`) with arithmetic that JAX can trace. The intent is "wrap `angle` into the open interval `(-180/m, 180/m]`". A direct replacement using `xp.mod` works:
-
-   ```python
-   period = 360.0 / self.m
-   angle = xp.mod(angle + period / 2.0, period) - period / 2.0
-   ```
-
-   This produces values in `[-period/2, period/2)` rather than `(-period/2, period/2]`, which is a tiny boundary-case difference. Verify against the existing tests in `@PyAutoGalaxy/test_autogalaxy/ellipse/` and add a test pinning the new behaviour at the boundary (`angle = period/2.0`) so future changes don't drift unnoticed.
-
-4. The existing call sites in `FitEllipse` and elsewhere don't pass `xp` — they get the numpy default and behaviour is unchanged. Don't thread `xp` through the call sites in this prompt; that happens in prompt 6 and 7 where it actually matters.
-
-5. Add unit tests in `@PyAutoGalaxy/test_autogalaxy/ellipse/test_ellipse.py` that for one fixed `Ellipse` and one fixed `EllipseMultipole`, the `xp=np` and `xp=jnp` paths produce numerically identical points to `rtol=1e-6`. Gate the JAX side with `pytest.importorskip("jax")`.
-
-6. Test bar:
-   - `python -m pytest test_autogalaxy/ellipse/ -v` passes.
-   - The reference numbers from prompt 2's workspace_test scripts are unchanged on the numpy path.
diff --git a/active/5_likelihood_function.md b/active/5_likelihood_function.md
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-# The autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/likelihood_function.py file gives a step-by-step guide of the imaging
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-The autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/likelihood_function.py file gives a step-by-step guide of the imaging
-CCD likelihood function.
-
-Can you make autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/likelihood_function.py which will do the exact same thing but
-give a step by step guide of the weak lesning likelihood function. This will require you to go throuhg the
-source code, work out the steps and documnet them following the same style and level of detail as the other
-likelihood_function.py examples in the workspace.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
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-# autolens_workspace/scritps/cluster/likelihood_function.py gives a step by step guide of the likelihood
-
-Type: feature
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-autolens_workspace/scritps/cluster/likelihood_function.py gives a step by step guide of the likelihood function for a source plane chi squared
-and image plane chi squared.
-
-autolens_profiling/likelihood gives step-by-step timing of likelihood functions for all types of models.
-
-Write two scripts in autolens_profiling/likelihood/cluster for this profiling break down for source chi squared and image chi squared.
-
-Asume the sources are at different redshifts, but all lenses the same redshift, the standard cluster model.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
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-# LensTool-native dPIE parameterization and numerical parity validation
-
-Type: feature
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Add a LensTool-native parameterization of the dPIE mass profile and validate numerical parity against LensTool.
-
-`autogalaxy/profiles/mass/total/dual_pseudo_isothermal_mass.py` (`dPIEMass` / `dPIEMassSph`) is
-already a direct port of LensTool's C code, parameterized as (ra, rs, b0) in arcsec with the
-pseudo-elliptical radius r_em^2 = x^2/(1+eps)^2 + y^2/(1-eps)^2 (LensTool's convention, not
-intermediate-axis). The docstring already records the conversion b0 = 4*pi*sigma_0^2/c^2 * D_LS/D_S
-and the Eliasdottir-2007 E0 relation.
-
-LensTool users parameterize the dPIE as (sigma [km/s], r_core [arcsec or kpc], r_cut [arcsec or kpc]),
-so a "same model in both codes" workflow needs:
-
-1. A LensTool-facing constructor or profile — e.g. `dPIEMass.from_lenstool(sigma=..., r_core=..., r_cut=..., redshift_object=..., redshift_source=..., cosmology=...)`
-   (or a thin `dPIEMassLensTool` wrapper) that converts (sigma, r_core, r_cut) → (b0, ra, rs),
-   handling the sigma vs sigma_dPIE (Eliasdottir Table A.1) subtlety explicitly. Beware LensTool's
-   historical factor conventions (the 4pi vs 6pi issue between Kassiola & Kovner 1993, Eliasdottir 2007
-   and the LensTool implementation) — read Eliasdottir et al. 2007 (arXiv:0710.5636) Appendix A and
-   Limousin et al. 2005 before fixing the conversion.
-2. Ellipticity convention mapping: LensTool .par files give ellipticity + position angle; map to
-   ell_comps, and document whether LensTool's eps is (a^2-b^2)/(a^2+b^2) (potential ellipticity) vs
-   (a-b)/(a+b), since dPIE in LensTool is pseudo-elliptical in the potential for some code paths.
-3. Numerical parity validation: convergence, potential and deflection angles of the converted profile
-   against reference values — either by running LensTool itself, using published values, or using
-   an independent implementation (e.g. the `lenstronomy` dPIE or Galan's work) as a cross-check.
-   A parity script belongs in autolens_workspace_test (cross-package checks live there, not library
-   unit tests); library unit tests cover the pure conversion math numpy-only.
-
-Outcome: a documented, tested parameter mapping that the later "PyAutoLens for LensTool users"
-workspace example (and any real LensTool .par ingestion) can rely on. This is the foundation prompt
-of the LensTool-parity series — file findings on any irreconcilable convention differences
-prominently, since they determine how close the flagship example can get.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fa55f70e-2cea-4887-bf12-61f81cff042f/scratchpad/p1_dpie_lenstool_param.md -->
-
-__Research findings (deep-research pass, 2026-07-08)__
-
-- **Velocity-dispersion chain (confirmed):** LensTool's .par `v_disp` is the *fiducial*
-  sigma_LT, related to the dPIE central velocity dispersion by sigma_0 = sqrt(3/2) * sigma_LT
-  (Bergamini et al. 2019, arXiv:1905.13236; Eliasdottir et al. 2007 App. A). sigma_LT is
-  Eliasdottir's sigma_dPIE. Chain to autolens: E0(Eliasdottir) = 6*pi*(sigma_LT/c)^2 * D_LS/D_S,
-  and b0 = E0 * (rs^2 - ra^2)/rs^2 = 4*pi*(sigma_0/c)^2 * D_LS/D_S in the rs->inf limit — both
-  relations already in the dPIEMass docstring. `from_lenstool` should take sigma_LT (what users
-  read out of .par files / papers) and document the sqrt(3/2) trap loudly.
-- **Ellipticity (the main open trap):** the port's `_ellip()` uses |ell_comps| directly as the
-  Kassiola & Kovner eps in r_em^2 = x^2/(1+eps)^2 + y^2/(1-eps)^2, i.e. eps = (a-b)/(a+b) —
-  consistent with PyAuto's standard ell_comps magnitude. LensTool .par files and papers quote
-  ellipticity as e = (a^2-b^2)/(a^2+b^2) (verify against LensTool source `ci05`/`piemd` — the
-  wiki page projets.lam.fr/projects/lenstool/wiki/piemd was unreachable during research; use the
-  public git repo git-cral.univ-lyon1.fr or github mirror). The converter must map
-  e_par -> q -> eps=(1-q)/(1+q) and be validated numerically, including position-angle convention
-  (LensTool angle is counter-clockwise from x-axis? — verify) vs PyAuto's phi from north.
-- **Radius units:** LensTool .par `core_radius` / `cut_radius` are in arcsec (variants
-  `core_radius_kpc` / `cut_radius_kpc` in kpc); support both in the converter via cosmology.
-- **Parity references:** M(R) closed form for ra=0: M(R) = (pi*sigma_0^2/G)(R + r_cut -
-  sqrt(r_cut^2 + R^2)) (Bergamini 2019 App. C) — good analytic anchor for the mass/convergence
-  parity test alongside lenstronomy's PJAFFE/dPIE as an independent implementation.
diff --git a/active/6_fit_ellipse_masked_jax.md b/active/6_fit_ellipse_masked_jax.md
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-Step 6 of the ellipse-JAX series. Prompts 4 and 5 cleared the way: the data/noise/mask interpolator now has a JAX path, and `Ellipse` / `EllipseMultipole` accept `xp=jnp`. The remaining JAX blocker on `FitEllipse` is the 300-iteration mask-rejection loop in `points_from_major_axis_from` (`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/fit_ellipse.py:81-134`). The loop does dynamic-shape slicing (`points = points[unmasked_indices]`) and a Python `for` with an early `continue` based on traced values — none of that traces under `jax.jit`. The unit tests added in prompt 3 are the regression target for this rewrite.
-
-The core idea for the JAX path: **oversample with a fixed shape, mask invalid points with NaN, and let downstream `nansum`/`nanmean` reductions in `chi_squared` / `residual_map` do the right thing**. Downstream is already NaN-aware (see `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/fit_ellipse.py:240, 296` — `np.nanmean`, `np.nansum`), so this strategy doesn't change the reduction layer.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Add `xp=np` to `FitEllipse.points_from_major_axis_from`. Add `use_jax: bool = False` (or read it off the dataset / a class attribute — match whatever pattern emerges from prompt 7's `AnalysisEllipse` wiring; pick whichever is least intrusive).
-
-2. Keep the existing numpy loop **unchanged** under `if xp is np:`. The unit tests from prompt 3 must still pass byte-for-byte. Do not delete or reformat the loop body.
-
-3. Add a JAX path under the `else:` branch:
-   - Compute `total_points_required = ellipse.total_points_from(pixel_scale)` (still a Python `int`, fine to pass as a static argument to JIT).
-   - Choose a fixed oversample factor `K` (suggest `K = 4`; tune with the workspace_test multipoles script if needed). Compute `oversample_total = total_points_required * K`.
-   - Call `ellipse.points_from_major_axis_from(pixel_scale=..., n_i=oversample_total - total_points_required, xp=xp)` to get an `(oversample_total, 2)` array.
-   - Apply multipole perturbations the same way (already JAX-safe after prompt 5).
-   - Evaluate the mask interpolator: `mask_values = self.interp.mask_interp(points, xp=xp)`. Build `keep = mask_values == 0` as a boolean array.
-   - Replace the `points = points[unmasked_indices]` dynamic-shape slice with `xp.where(keep[:, None], points, xp.nan)`. Output shape stays `(oversample_total, 2)`.
-
-4. Update downstream call sites in `FitEllipse` so the `(oversample_total, 2)` JAX array flows through `data_interp` / `noise_map_interp` correctly. The `data_interp` JAX path (added in prompt 4) propagates NaNs through `map_coordinates`, but the masked output value is `fill_value=0.0` for OOB — that's fine for the masked rows because we already overwrote those positions with `nan` before the interp call. Sanity-check by setting up a tiny example and verifying `chi_squared` matches the numpy path to `rtol=1e-4`.
-
-5. The 300-iteration safety raise in the numpy path stays under `if xp is np:` — JAX has no analogue of "the loop ran out". Document the JAX path's failure mode in a single docstring line: *"With xp=jnp, masked points are dropped via NaN propagation; if `K=4` is insufficient, the chi-squared will be biased by missing perimeter samples — increase K and re-pin the workspace_test reference numbers."*
-
-6. Test bar:
-   - `python -m pytest test_autogalaxy/ellipse/test_fit_ellipse.py -v` passes (prompt 3's tests, all numpy-path).
-   - Add one new test in the same file that compares the numpy-path output against the JAX-path output for a non-trivial mask, asserting `nansum(chi_squared)` agrees to `rtol=1e-4`. Skip with `pytest.importorskip("jax")`.
-   - The reference numbers from prompt 2's workspace_test scripts are unchanged on the numpy path.
diff --git a/active/6_refactor_conductor.md b/active/6_refactor_conductor.md
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-# Refactor conductor — the first default-auto agent
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-Demonstrated need, not symmetry: a "refactor agent" bullet has sat in
-`@PyAutoMind/ideas.md` since before this series was conceived, and `/refactor`
-today is merely `start_dev` pre-tagged with the work-type. Refactoring is also
-the **most autonomy-friendly work-type** — behaviour-preserving by definition,
-so the test suite + review faculty form a near-complete gate — which makes it
-the right proving ground for the `--auto` machinery before feature/bug work
-earns the same treatment.
-
-## What
-
-Add `@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/refactor/` following the Build Agent's
-shape (Tier line, `AGENTS.md`, deterministic entrypoint, capability audit):
-
-1. **Plans no-behaviour-change work**: selects the next `refactor/*` Mind task
-   (or plans a named one), emits a `RefactorDecision` mirroring the
-   FeatureDecision shape, with an explicit behaviour-preservation argument
-   (what invariant, which tests witness it).
-2. **Mines candidates**: can sweep review-faculty FINDINGS,
-   simplification-review output, and `ideas.md` refactor bullets into proposed
-   `refactor/<target>/` prompts (via intake — it files, it does not bypass).
-3. **Runs at `safe` by default** under `--auto`, per the work-type cap in
-   `AUTONOMY.md` — the first conductor whose normal mode is autonomous, ending
-   at PR-open with the review verdict attached.
-4. Re-point the `/refactor` verb from the work-type-entry shim to the
-   conductor; update the routing table in `PyAutoBrain/AGENTS.md` and
-   `PyAutoMind/ROUTING.md`.
-
-## Boundaries
-
-- Consults faculties only (sizing, review, memory when it lands, vitals for
-  risky work) — never another conductor.
-- A refactor that changes any public API or observable behaviour is
-  misclassified: the conductor re-routes it to feature/bug rather than
-  proceeding at `safe`.
-- Whether an "optimize agent" (the adjacent ideas.md bullet) is this
-  conductor's second mode or its own thing is a scope decision for the plan —
-  do not silently absorb it.
-
-Blocked-by: 4_auto_dev_mode.md (and transitively 1–3). Mark the ideas.md
-bullet `[formalised -> feature/autonomy/6_refactor_conductor.md]` when issued.
diff --git a/active/6_visualization_profiles.md b/active/6_visualization_profiles.md
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-# Weak lensing shear profile and convergence map visualization
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Weak lensing shear profile and convergence map visualization. Add the two canonical cluster weak-lensing diagnostics missing from autolens/weak/plot: (1) an azimuthally averaged tangential and cross shear radial profile helper (binned gamma_t / gamma_x vs radius with error bars, cross-shear as the standard B-mode null test) computed about a chosen centre from a WeakDataset or FitWeak; (2) a Kaiser-Squires style convergence map reconstruction plotted from the shear field. Re-export into aplt alongside the existing nine quiver helpers and demo both in autolens_workspace/scripts/weak (extend simulator.py / fit.py outputs). Tangential shear profiles are THE standard observable in cluster weak lensing (Oguri 2012 SGAS; Medezinski 2016 A2744).
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/7_analysis_ellipse_jax.md b/active/7_analysis_ellipse_jax.md
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-Step 7 of the ellipse-JAX series — the keystone. Prompts 4-6 made every piece JAX-traceable; this prompt wires `AnalysisEllipse` so `jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)(instance)` works end to end. The template is `AnalysisImaging` in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/model/analysis.py:30-187`, which has all the moving parts (`use_jax: bool = True`, `_register_fit_imaging_pytrees()`, `super().__init__(use_jax=use_jax)`).
-
-Please:
-
-1. In `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/model/analysis.py`:
-   - Add `use_jax: bool = True` to `AnalysisEllipse.__init__` and pass it through `super().__init__(use_jax=use_jax)`. Default `True` matches `AnalysisImaging`.
-   - Add a `fit_from(instance: af.ModelInstance) -> FitEllipse` method (today only `fit_list_from` exists). It should mirror `AnalysisImaging.fit_from`: build the `FitEllipse` (or list of `FitEllipse` collapsed into a sum-figure-of-merit wrapper), call `_register_fit_ellipse_pytrees()` once when `self._use_jax`, return the resulting `FitEllipse`.
-   - Update `log_likelihood_function` to call `self.fit_from(instance).figure_of_merit` (or sum the list, matching the existing logic). The existing `fit_list_from` stays — it's used by `VisualizerEllipse.visualize` in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/model/visualizer.py:64`.
-
-2. Implement `_register_fit_ellipse_pytrees()` modelled on `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` (lines 168-187). Register:
-   - `FitEllipse` with `no_flatten=("dataset",)`. The `interp` cached property reconstructs from `dataset` so it's safe to skip flattening.
-   - `Ellipse` (generic flatten via `register_instance_pytree`).
-   - `EllipseMultipole` and `EllipseMultipoleScaled` (generic flatten).
-   - Reuse the helper from `autoarray.abstract_ndarray.register_instance_pytree`. Make the function idempotent — match the registry-guard pattern in the imaging analysis.
-   - Place a thin shim `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/analysis/jax_pytrees.py::register_ellipses_pytree()` if useful to mirror `register_galaxies_pytree`, but it's optional — generic registration may be enough since `Ellipse`s are stored on `instance.ellipses` as a list, not a custom container.
-
-3. Flip the workspace_test scripts from prompt 2 (`@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/{fit.py, multipoles.py}`) to exercise the JIT path:
-   - Replace the `# TODO(7_analysis_ellipse_jax.md)` placeholder with the actual JIT round-trip block, modelled on `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/lp.py:107-129` — `analysis_jit = ag.AnalysisEllipse(dataset=dataset, use_jax=True); fit_jit_fn = jax.jit(analysis_jit.fit_from); fit = fit_jit_fn(instance)`.
-   - Assert `np.testing.assert_allclose(float(fit.log_likelihood), float(fit_np.log_likelihood), rtol=1e-4)` against the numpy reference computed earlier in the script.
-   - Assert `isinstance(fit.log_likelihood, jnp.ndarray)`.
-   - Add a `fitness._vmap` batch-evaluation block too, mirroring `imaging/lp.py:74-98`. This catches issues that only surface under `jax.vmap`.
-
-4. Add a unit test in `@PyAutoGalaxy/test_autogalaxy/ellipse/test_analysis.py` that constructs `AnalysisEllipse(dataset, use_jax=False)` and asserts the existing numpy `log_likelihood_function` value is unchanged for a known instance. The JAX-path checks live in the workspace_test scripts — `@PyAutoGalaxy/CLAUDE.md` "Never use JAX in unit tests".
-
-5. Test bar:
-   - `python -m pytest test_autogalaxy/ -v` passes (no regressions in the imaging/interferometer paths).
-   - The two workspace_test scripts run cleanly and the JIT path matches the numpy reference to `rtol=1e-4`.
-   - `bash run_all_scripts.sh` from `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/` is green.
-
-After this lands, ellipse modeling can run inside `Drawer` / `Nautilus` / any other JAX-compatible search the same way `AnalysisImaging` does today. Note that `Drawer` itself still needs a small fix to pass `use_jax_jit=True` through to `Fitness` (out of scope for this series — see the `z_features/ellipse_fitting_jax.md` "see also" note).
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-# Queue runner — generalize register_and_iterate into a work-type-agnostic loop
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-The organism already has a working autonomous orchestrator:
-`register_and_iterate` takes a queue of Mind prompts, drives
-`start_dev → ship_*` per prompt, pauses only at named judgment gates, and
-auto-advances — but it is welded to the pytree PoC (scaffold pattern,
-classification heuristic, registration loop). Extracting the loop gives the
-"orchestrator of multiple agents" capability generically, at low risk, because
-the pattern is production-proven.
-
-## What
-
-1. Extract the generic loop into a new skill (working name `/run_queue`):
-   read a queue file (default `PyAutoMind/queue.md`, or an explicit prompt
-   list), and per entry run the dev lifecycle **at that task's effective
-   autonomy level** — `safe` tasks straight to PR-open, `supervised` tasks via
-   checkpoint-and-continue, `human-required` tasks skipped with a note.
-2. Keep the blessed queue conventions: processed in order, done entries
-   prepended `# DONE <date>`, never deleted.
-3. **Batch report** at the end of a run: per task — outcome (PR URL / parked
-   question / blocker), test+review verdicts, calibration-log rows appended.
-4. Re-base `register_and_iterate` on the generic loop (its pytree-specific
-   scaffold/classification becomes the task-type plugin), so there is one loop
-   implementation, not two.
-
-## Boundary decision (adversarial finding — settled)
-
-The queue runner is a **skill**, not a new conductor. ORGANISM.md's consult
-DAG forbids a conductor consulting conductors, and the precedent
-(`register_and_iterate`) is a skill that drives the same lifecycle the human
-would. Filing it as a conductor would force an amendment to the organism
-doctrine for no gain. If during planning a genuine conductor-shaped need
-emerges (a human-meaningful verb with its own decision object), stop and
-re-plan rather than quietly promoting it.
-
-## Boundaries
-
-- Worktree conflicts: the runner must respect `active.md` claims
-  (`worktree_check_conflict`) and run tasks serially unless claims are
-  provably disjoint.
-- Context/cost: one task per session-scale unit of work; the runner is a loop
-  over sessions' worth of work, not one monster context.
-
-Blocked-by: 4_auto_dev_mode.md, 5_checkpoint_and_continue.md.
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-# Weak lensing real data example on Abell 2744. Reproduce a
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Weak lensing real data example on Abell 2744. Reproduce a not-too-complex published cluster weak-lensing analysis end to end on a public shear catalog, as the first PyAutoLens weak-lensing result on real data. Target: Abell 2744 (HST Frontier Fields cluster) — public catalogs include the Medezinski et al. 2016 Subaru/Suprime-Cam analysis (arXiv:1507.03992) and the JWST UNCOVER pyRRG-JWST shear catalog; pick whichever is cleanest to obtain and document provenance. Requires: (1) a WeakDataset catalog loader (from_fits / from_csv: positions, e1/e2, weights, optional source redshifts); (2) reduced shear support — real catalogs measure g = gamma/(1-kappa), not shear, so FitWeak/simulator need a reduced-shear mode, plus sigma_crit / lensing-efficiency scaling for a source redshift distribution; (3) an autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/real_data example fitting an NFW (or NFW+substructures) mass model and reproducing the published tangential shear profile and mass within errors (Oguri 2012 SGAS-style analysis). Depends on AnalysisWeak from feature/weak/4_modeling.md.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
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-# Cluster scaling relation: LensTool convention (reference-anchored, fixed exponent, r_cut scaling)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Reparameterize the cluster scaling-relation tier to the LensTool / referee-endorsed convention: reference-anchored normalization, fixed exponent, and truncation-radius scaling.
-
-Current state (`autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/modeling.py` + `start_here.py`, and
-`scripts/group/features/scaling_relation/`): each scaling-tier member gets
-`b0 = scaling_factor * luminosity ** scaling_exponent` with `scaling_factor ~ U(0,1)` and
-`scaling_exponent ~ U(0,2)` both free, while `ra` and `rs` are held fixed for the whole tier.
-
-A referee/collaborator comment on a paper using this parameterization is correct about standard
-practice, and the workspace should move to it:
-
-1. **Anchor the normalization to a reference galaxy** (BCG/BGG or L*): parameterize
-   `b0_i = b0_ref * (L_i / L_ref)^beta` so the free parameter is the Einstein-radius-like strength
-   of the reference galaxy — physically interpretable, easy to set a prior range on, and
-   dimensionally clean (the current `scaling_factor` has units arcsec/L^beta that change with beta).
-2. **Fix beta by default.** LensTool convention derives from Faber-Jackson:
-   sigma_0 = sigma_0* (L/L*)^(1/4), and since b0 ∝ sigma^2 this gives beta = 0.5 for b0.
-   Default beta fixed at 0.5, with prose explaining it can be freed or set from fundamental-plane /
-   velocity-dispersion fits.
-3. **Scale the truncation radius too**: LensTool scales r_cut = r_cut* (L/L*)^(1/2) (and r_core
-   similarly, though r_core is usually fixed negligible). Currently `rs` is fixed at 10.0" for the
-   whole tier — add `rs_i = rs_ref * (L_i/L_ref)^0.5` with `rs_ref` free or fixed, documented.
-
-Scope: update `scripts/cluster/modeling.py`, `scripts/cluster/start_here.py`,
-`scripts/cluster/simulator.py` (truth relation should be generated in the new convention so
-recovered parameters are interpretable), `scaling_galaxies.csv` schema if needed (a reference-galaxy
-row or normalization column), and the group-scale feature docs
-`scripts/group/features/scaling_relation/modeling.py` + `modeling_for_luminosities.py` prose so both
-tiers tell the same story. Keep the old free-(alpha, beta) form documented as an option — it is
-mathematically equivalent for alpha and some users will want beta free — but the default and the
-tutorial prose should follow the LensTool convention. Note the luminosity input convention: papers
-often compute L from the MGE decomposition (L = sum_i 2*pi*sigma_i^2 I_i / q_i); the prose should
-state luminosities are relative (only L_i/L_ref matters), which sidesteps unit questions.
-
-Depends on nothing; should land before the "PyAutoLens for LensTool users" flagship example, which
-will use this convention.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fa55f70e-2cea-4887-bf12-61f81cff042f/scratchpad/p2_scaling_relation_lenstool.md -->
-
-__Research findings (deep-research pass, 2026-07-08)__
-
-- LensTool convention operates on sigma and r_cut, anchored to a reference magnitude/luminosity
-  (usually the BCG or L*): sigma_LT_i = sigma_LT_ref * (L_i/L_0)^alpha,
-  r_cut_i = r_cut_ref * (L_i/L_0)^beta_cut. Canonical Faber-Jackson: alpha = 0.25 -> since
-  b0 ∝ sigma^2, the b0 exponent is 2*alpha = 0.5 (the value to fix as default).
-- Measured values (Bergamini et al. 2019, MUSE kinematics of cluster members): alpha = 0.27-0.28
-  (b0 exponent ≈ 0.55); beta_cut = gamma - 2*alpha + 1 with fundamental-plane gamma = 0.2,
-  giving beta_cut ≈ 0.64-0.66 (vs 0.5 canonical). Prose should present 0.5 as the default with
-  the Bergamini kinematic calibration as the documented refinement, and note the mass-follows-light
-  degeneracy: r_cut_ref and sigma_ref are strongly degenerate (total member mass ∝ sigma^2 * r_cut),
-  which is why beta_cut is never sampled freely.
-- Reference anchoring in papers is via magnitudes: L_i/L_0 = 10^(0.4*(m_0 - m_i)); the CSV schema
-  should accept either luminosities or magnitudes, and the reference row should be identifiable
-  (BCG/BGG flag or explicit L_0 value).
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-# Flagship 'PyAutoLens for LensTool users' example on real cluster data (SMACS J0723)
-
-Type: docs
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Flagship "PyAutoLens for LensTool users" end-to-end cluster example on real data, reproducing a published LensTool model as closely as possible.
-
-Most cluster strong-lensing modelers use LensTool. A workspace example that says "if you use
-LensTool, this script does the same thing in PyAutoLens" — same profile (dPIE), same scaling
-relation convention, same multiple-image positional likelihood, on real public data with a
-published LensTool model to compare against — would be extremely valuable for adoption.
-
-Candidate cluster: **SMACS J0723.3-7327** (the first JWST cluster). It is relatively regular
-(single BCG), has public HST (RELICS) + JWST imaging, and has multiple published LensTool models
-with parameter tables to reproduce and compare against: the RELICS/Sharon HST model (Mahler et al.,
-arXiv:2208.08483; model products public on MAST via doi:10.17909/T9SP45), Mahler et al. 2022
-(arXiv:2207.05007, HST model with MUSE spectroscopic redshifts), and Caminha et al. 2022.
-Alternatives if SMACS0723 proves too complex: a relaxed CLASH cluster (e.g. Abell 383, Richard et
-al. 2011) or a group-scale lens; final choice is part of this task — criteria are: few multiple-image
-families (~5), spectroscopic redshifts available, published LensTool parameter table, public imaging.
-
-The example should:
-- Ingest the published multiple-image catalogue (positions + redshifts) via the cluster CSV API
-  (point_datasets.csv), and the cluster-member catalogue into scaling_galaxies.csv.
-- Compose the same mass model as the published LensTool work: cluster-scale dPIE halo(s) + BCG +
-  scaling-relation members (LensTool convention: fixed exponents, reference-anchored normalization,
-  r_cut scaling), using the LensTool-native dPIE parameterization (from_lenstool conversion).
-- Fit with the source-plane chi^2 (LensTool's default) and show the image-plane chi^2 as the
-  rigorous upgrade, with prose mapping every PyAutoLens concept to its LensTool equivalent
-  (.par file section -> CSV row / model component; sigma,r_core,r_cut -> b0,ra,rs; image-plane vs
-  source-plane optimization; Bayesian evidence vs chi^2/RMS).
-- Compare recovered parameters and image-position RMS against the published LensTool values, and
-  state honestly where conventions prevent exact parity.
-
-Location: `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/` (e.g. `lenstool.py` or a `lenstool/` subfolder if
-the data-prep stage warrants a second script). Real-data download/prep must be reproducible
-(documented MAST fetch or a packaged dataset under `autolens_workspace/dataset/cluster/`).
-
-Depends on: the dPIE LensTool parameterization/parity prompt and the scaling-relation
-reparameterization prompt. There is a real prospective user available for back-and-forth beta
-testing once a draft exists — plan for an iteration loop with them.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fa55f70e-2cea-4887-bf12-61f81cff042f/scratchpad/p3_lenstool_example.md -->
diff --git a/active/8_memory_faculty.md b/active/8_memory_faculty.md
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-# Memory faculty — one read-only consult for PyAutoMemory + autolens_assistant
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-Feature, bug and intake conductors each describe "consult PyAutoMemory" in
-prose, and WORKFLOW.md tells every skill to do it ad-hoc — the same
-duplication vitals was created to remove for Heart. A memory faculty makes the
-consult uniform and machine-invokable, and it is the prerequisite for the
-science→task pipeline (`9_scholar_intake.md`): scholar mode needs a
-disciplined read surface, not bulk-loading wikis.
-
-## What
-
-Add `@PyAutoBrain/agents/faculties/memory/`:
-
-1. Given a topic/question (e.g. "prior work on delaunay pixelization
-   regularization"), return a **cited digest**: relevant PyAutoMemory sub-wiki
-   pages, autolens_assistant skill/wiki pages, prior Mind `complete.md`
-   entries — pointers plus a short synthesis, never wholesale page dumps.
-2. Follow the faculty shape: read-only, judges and stops, sensor organs are
-   Memory and the assistant workspaces. Do not couple to Memory's internal
-   layout — resolve sub-wikis at query time (the standing rule).
-3. Rewire the consumers: Feature/Bug conductors and the WORKFLOW.md "consult
-   Memory before substantial planning" step point at the faculty instead of
-   restating the procedure.
-
-## Boundaries
-
-- **Privacy seam**: PyAutoMemory is personal. The faculty's digests flow into
-  Mind prompts and issues on private/organism repos — fine — but anything that
-  later lands in public user-facing repos (workspace tutorials, docs) must not
-  carry PyAutoMemory references. State this in the faculty's AGENTS.md.
-- Operational history stays Mind's (complete.md, issues); the faculty may read
-  it but the boundary prose in ORGANISM.md is unchanged.
-- Not a RAG build-out — no indexes, no embeddings, no new infra. Grep + the
-  wikis' own structure, same as a careful human session.
-
-Blocked-by: 1_autonomy_contract.md only (independent of 2–7; can run in
-parallel with them).
diff --git a/active/8_strong_lensing.md b/active/8_strong_lensing.md
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-# Combined strong plus weak lensing example
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Combined strong plus weak lensing example. Add autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/features/strong_lensing/ with dedicated simulator.py, fit.py and modeling.py showing weak-lensing shear constraints combined with strong lens modeling of the same mass distribution — the science mode where weak shear is the extra large-radius signal around strong-lens clusters (Niemiec 2020 hybrid-Lenstool, arXiv:2002.04635) and strong-lens groups (Oguri 2012 Sloan Giant Arcs Survey, arXiv:1109.2594), not cosmic shear or galaxy-galaxy lensing. simulator.py simulates the SAME tracer into an imaging dataset (strong) and a surrounding WeakDataset shear field (weak); fit.py fits both with a shared tracer; modeling.py combines AnalysisImaging + AnalysisWeak via PyAutoFit analysis summing to show the joint fit constraining the mass profile better than either alone (parametric core + large-radius shear, the hybrid-Lenstool insight). Depends on AnalysisWeak from feature/weak/4_modeling.md.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/9_cluster_visualization.md b/active/9_cluster_visualization.md
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-# Cluster-scale visualization: multi-plane critical curves/caustics, large-FoV plots, aplt promotion
-
-Type: feature
-Target: cluster
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Dedicated cluster-scale visualization: large-field plots, all critical curves and caustics, promoted into the library aplt interfaces.
-
-Cluster-scale lenses need visualization that is qualitatively different from the galaxy-scale plots
-in place: fields of view are arcminutes not arcseconds, there are tens of mass components, multiple
-source planes each with their own critical curves and caustics, and multiple-image families that need
-per-source identification at a glance.
-
-A prototype already exists — `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/cluster/visualization.py` (moved from
-scripts/imaging/visualization_cluster.py) produces overlaid positions, per-source grids and
-cluster-tuned critical curves — and z_features/cluster_lensing.md has a deferred "aplt plotter
-promotion" item this prompt subsumes. Promote and extend into first-class library support:
-
-- **All critical curves / caustics**: for a multi-plane tracer, compute and plot the tangential and
-  radial critical curves for every source-plane redshift (they differ per plane), and the
-  corresponding caustics in each source plane, with per-plane colouring and a legend. Current
-  galaxy-scale defaults assume one source plane.
-- **Large-image handling**: sensible defaults for arcminute-scale FoVs — critical-curve resolution
-  (the marching grid must be fine enough to resolve member-galaxy-scale features without an
-  intractable grid), position markers sized for the FoV, and zoom-grid subplots per multiple-image
-  family.
-- **Per-source colouring** of observed vs model-predicted positions, matched by pairing, so
-  over/under-prediction is visible immediately.
-- Promote via the standard `aplt` / `Visuals2D` / `Include2D` interfaces (e.g. Include2D flags for
-  per-plane critical curves; a `TracerPlotter`/point-fit subplot tuned for clusters), so the cluster
-  workspace scripts and the flagship LensTool example get these plots without bespoke matplotlib.
-- Watch JAX interplay: critical-curve computation on big grids has known pitfalls
-  (ZeroSolver vmap incompatibility; use the jit-friendly path where relevant) — numpy-path-only is
-  acceptable for visualization, stated explicitly.
-
-Scope is library (PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy aplt) + workspace (cluster scripts consume the new
-plotters; update visualization script). The flagship LensTool example and real-user beta testing
-will exercise these plots, so this should land before or alongside that example.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fa55f70e-2cea-4887-bf12-61f81cff042f/scratchpad/p4_cluster_visualization.md -->
diff --git a/active/9_scholar_intake.md b/active/9_scholar_intake.md
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-# Scholar intake — science analysis and machine sources feed the Mind
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autonomy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-- autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-## Why
-
-The missing pairing: scientific analysis (autolens_assistant sessions,
-PyAutoMemory reading, profiling results) currently produces insight that dies
-in the session unless the human hand-carries it into `ideas.md`. The organism
-should conceive tasks from its own scientific work — with the human as
-*editor* of a proposed batch, not *author* of every prompt.
-
-## What
-
-1. **Scholar mode for `/research`**: a research run over autolens_assistant /
-   PyAutoMemory (via the memory faculty) ends by emitting candidate task
-   bullets into `PyAutoMind/ideas.md`, each with provenance — "motivated by
-   <wiki page / paper / profiling result / session>". Bullets only: the
-   existing `intake ideas` sweep then formalises them into headed prompts,
-   and the human reviews the IntakeDecisions before `--apply`.
-2. **Extend the intake sweep to machine sources**: beyond `ideas.md`, let
-   `intake` propose prompts from accumulating machine output — Heart-filed
-   issues, profiling result summaries, review-faculty findings that outgrew
-   their PR — same dry-run-first, human-approves-batch contract.
-
-## Boundaries (adversarial findings)
-
-- **Never write prompts or planned.md directly** from scholar mode — ideas.md
-  is the staging area precisely so intake's existing conception discipline
-  (classify, size, human review, `--apply`) is reused, not bypassed. Noise
-  tasks die cheaply at the bullet stage.
-- **Provenance stays private**: PyAutoMemory citations live in Mind (private
-  organism repo). They must never leak into public workspace/docs output that
-  a formalised task later produces.
-- Intake's own rules hold: it files, it never starts dev; low-confidence
-  classifications land in `triage/`; raw bullets are marked
-  `[formalised -> …]`, never deleted.
-
-Blocked-by: 8_memory_faculty.md (the read surface), 1_autonomy_contract.md.
-Independent of the 4–7 execution track.
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-# Weak lensing PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS support
-
-Type: feature
-Target: weak
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Weak lensing PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS support. Extend the PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1 smoke-mode mechanism (autoarray/util/dataset_util.py — 15x15 array cap + should_simulate delete-and-regenerate, honoured by Mask2D.circular / Grid2D.uniform) to weak-lensing datasets so workspace-test smoke runs of scripts/weak/ are fast. Weak datasets are catalogue-shaped (N background galaxies, not pixels), so the lever is the galaxy count: cap the number of positions drawn by SimulatorShearYX.via_tracer_random_positions_from (e.g. 200 -> ~25) when the env var is active, mirroring the imaging cap convention and constants in aa.util.dataset. NOTE (2026-07-09, user direction): the should_simulate auto-simulation pattern for scripts/weak/{fit,modeling}.py ships with series step 6 (weak-viz-profiles, PyAutoLens#581) — this task only needs to verify the env-var path regenerates a SMALL catalogue through that pattern. Keep the cap OUT of via_tracer_from (explicit user grid) and note the weak path uses Grid2DIrregular so existing uniform-grid caps never touch it. Gotcha from prior work: these env-var mutations can bite inside decorators — trace the full call path before assuming where the cap lands. Env var wiring for smoke runs already exists via PyAutoBuild config/build/env_vars.yaml; no os.environ mutation in scripts.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
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-This error likes to crop up in autolens assistant can you work out why:
-
-│ ... first 5 lines hidden (Ctrl+O to show) ...                                                                                                                                                            │
-│ y than library releases, so version mismatches are expected and not actionable for `main`-branch users.                                                                                                  │
-│                                                                                                                                                                                                          │
-│ You can also set the environment variable PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK=1 to disable temporarily.                                                                                                  │
-│   warnings.warn(_missing_version_warning(root, library_version))                                                                                                                                         │
-│ Traceback (most recent call last):                                                                                                                                                                       │
-│   File "<string>", line 1, in <module>                                                                                                                                                                   │
-│   File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/autolens/__init__.py", line 156, in __getattr__                                                                                                           │
-│     raise AttributeError(f"module {__name__!r} has no attribute {name!r}")                                                                                                                               │
-│ AttributeError: module 'autolens' has no attribute 'Kernel2D'  
-
-I wonder if it was built against old code base by my collaborator and thus we need to reuse the tools
-that build some aspects of autolens assistant?
-
-Heres a SLACK chat:
-
-Jam  [10:23 AM]
-Does autolens_assistant need any kind of rebuild or whatnot done when I update workspaces or do a release
-Rich  [10:25 AM]
-There's a skill that should check the API but we might want to nail it down better
-[10:25 AM]It could possibly keep a hash of the AutoLens release and then diff so the agent can see API updates
-
-
-Note that Kernel2D was removed like 6 months ago so this is a very strange old API issue.
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-# Add a formalise mode to the PyAutoBrain intake agent
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Add a formalise mode to the PyAutoBrain intake agent. It walks the PyAutoMind prompts the census flags as headerless or with missing header fields and retroactively formalises them: classify and size each prompt body via the shared sizing faculty, then insert or complete the light metadata header in place, preserving the original text verbatim. This is the planned follow-up previously codenamed repair; formalise is the better word because raw prompts are intended word-vomit awaiting conception, not defects. The taxonomy folder stays authoritative for Type/Target; where the classifier disagrees with the folder, report a re-home suggestion but never move or delete files. Dry-run proposes, --apply writes. Touches intake agent code in PyAutoBrain and rewrites prompt files in PyAutoMind.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from user-intake -->
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-# Add a reconcile mode to the PyAutoBrain intake agent
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: low
-Status: formalised
-
-Add a reconcile mode to the PyAutoBrain intake agent. It audits the PyAutoMind backlog for prompts describing already-shipped work whose status has gone stale, because a prompt's Status header is not a reliable completeness signal (formalise preserves an existing Status verbatim, so a shipped task can still read Status: planned). For each backlog prompt, cross-reference against complete.md prompt-path references and section headers, issued/ basenames, and optionally the target repo git log / merged PRs, then report a confidence-ranked list of suspected-complete prompts for a human to retire — never move or delete files automatically. Complements census/dashboard/formalise. Touches intake agent code in PyAutoBrain and reads PyAutoMind.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from user-intake -->
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-# Add census and dashboard modes to the PyAutoBrain intake agent
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Add census and dashboard modes to the PyAutoBrain intake agent. A census mode inventories every filed PyAutoMind prompt (work-type, target, difficulty, status), and a dashboard mode renders that census as a clean summary page committed to the PyAutoMind repo. Touches the intake agent code in PyAutoBrain plus a generated page in PyAutoMind.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from user-intake -->
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-# Adopt the LensTool reference-magnitude (mag0) convention for the scaling-relation tier
-
-Type: docs
-Target: workspaces
-Repos:
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Adopt the LensTool reference-magnitude (mag0) convention for the scaling-relation tier across the autolens_workspace examples, replacing the non-standard max(sample-luminosity) anchor. Referee point (Limousin 2005/2007, Eliasdottir 2007, Bergamini 2019): the scaling-relation normalization should be anchored to a FIXED reference magnitude / reference luminosity (LensTool's mag0, conventionally the BCG magnitude), NOT the max luminosity of the scaling sample; the exponent should be FIXED (Faber-Jackson / fundamental plane), not fitted. DECISION (user-selected): use an explicit fixed reference-luminosity/magnitude CONSTANT documented as settable to the BCG (a fiducial L* where no BCG photometry exists), so einstein_radius_ref/b0_ref = the Einstein radius / lens strength of a galaxy at the reference magnitude. This is a strict reparameterization (alpha_new = alpha_old*(L_ref_new/L_ref_old)**exponent), so simulated member physics MUST stay identical and priors must still bracket the reparameterized truth.
-
-THREE example families are affected (verified by grep on current main):
-1. cluster/ (modeling.py ~L373-390, start_here.py ~L300-302, likelihood_function.py ~L150, simulator.py ~L332-333): dPIE; b0 = b0_ref*(L/L_ref)**0.5; exponent ALREADY fixed 0.5; rs ALREADY scaled ~L**0.5. ONLY change the anchor (max -> explicit reference) + docstrings. DO NOT re-free the exponent or touch rs scaling. Note the fixed rs_ref may need a numeric rescale to keep member rs identical under the new anchor.
-2. group/features/scaling_relation/ (modeling.py ~L262-280, fit.py ~L237-238, likelihood_function.py ~L166-167, simulator.py): Isothermal (no truncation radius); theta_E = theta_E_ref*(L/L_ref)**0.5; exponent ALREADY fixed 0.5. ONLY change the anchor + docstrings. Group BCG has NO photometry in the dataset (centre only) -> use a documented fiducial L*.
-3. imaging/features/scaling_relation/ (modeling.py ~L280-294, fit.py ~L226, likelihood_function.py ~L172, simulator.py hardcodes the truth via einstein_radius=0.3*L**1.0): the ODD ONE — theta_E = scaling_factor * L**scaling_exponent with scaling_factor~U(0,0.5) AND scaling_exponent~U(0,2) BOTH free and NO reference ratio (raw luminosity). OPEN QUESTION to resolve before editing: is this example deliberately a FREE-exponent teaching case (demonstrating the general fit) that should stay as-is, with only cluster+group re-anchored? Or should it also be made LensTool-like (introduce reference-magnitude ratio + fix exponent 0.5)?
-
-4. **SLaM pipelines (VERIFIED inventory miss — added after adversarial grep; ChatGPT flagged, Claude confirmed against the tree):** group/slam.py (TWO sites: L314/330 and L791/807) and group/features/linear_light_profiles/slam.py (TWO sites: L261/276 and L724/739). All four use the OLD form: scaling_factor~U(0,0.5) * total_luminosity**scaling_relation with scaling_relation~U(0,2.0) (FREE exponent, raw luminosity, no reference ratio) — i.e. exactly the referee-objected parameterization, in PRODUCTION SLaM pipelines that users actually run. These were missed by the original prompt. Recommendation: re-anchor these to the standard fixed-0.5 reference-magnitude convention regardless of how the imaging-toy pedagogy question resolves (SLaM is production, not a teaching demo). Note each file has the pattern at TWO source-lp stages.
-
-VERIFIED FALSE POSITIVES (do NOT touch): guides/advanced/multi_plane.py:201 — `scaling_factor` there is `cosmology.scaling_factor_between_redshifts_from` (a cosmological scale factor, pure name collision). group/modeling.py, group/features/multi_gaussian_expansion/modeling.py, imaging|interferometer/features/extra_galaxies/modeling.py, cluster/csv_api.py, modeling_for_luminosities.py — all docstring cross-references only, no instantiation.
-
-REPARAMETERIZATION MATH (correct form — ChatGPT's numbers are right but its symbolic formula is written backwards): to keep simulated member physics identical when L_ref changes, p_ref_new = p_ref_old * (L_ref_new / L_ref_old)**0.5 (the ref value INCREASES when the fiducial L* > old max). Worked truths for fiducial L*=1.0: group theta_E_ref 0.135 -> 0.201; cluster b0_ref 0.12 -> 0.190, rs_ref 10.0 -> 15.8. TRAP: make the SIMULATOR and MODEL share the SAME explicit reference luminosity so members stay consistent by construction — otherwise the cluster's fixed rs values mismatch (simulator on max=0.4 vs model on L*=1.0).
-
-CONSTRAINTS: beta is already fixed at 0.5 in cluster+group and the cluster tier already scales the truncation radius rs~L**0.5 — do NOT regress these (the stale-note trap). Regenerate notebooks after editing scripts.
-
-RESOLVED DECISIONS (user, 2026-07-10): (a) dPIE core radius `ra` — SCALE it ra~L**0.5 for full LensTool PIEMD fidelity (add ra_ref; scale like rs; update the cluster simulator truth for ra too). (b) Imaging toy AND SLaM — RE-ANCHOR both to the standard fixed-0.5 reference-magnitude convention (one convention everywhere; no free-exponent variant retained). (c) Bergamini kinematic exponents (sigma~L^0.27) — mention in docs as the "when kinematics exist" refinement, not the default. Net scope: uniform LensTool reference-magnitude convention with fixed exponent 0.5 and full r_core/r_cut/b0 luminosity scaling across ALL sites — 3 feature families (cluster, group/scaling_relation, imaging/scaling_relation) + 2 SLaM pipelines (group/slam.py, group/features/linear_light_profiles/slam.py; 4 sites) + their simulators/fit/likelihood + regenerated notebooks.
-
-GATE: user reviewed convention with ChatGPT (Fable usage exhausted); adversarial verification done; decisions resolved. Ready for /start_dev. Files under autolens_workspace/scripts/; notebooks regenerated via PyAutoBuild.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-10 from user-intake -->
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-# ALMA interferometer support in PyAutoReduce
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Original request (verbatim):
-
-Can we do ALMA in PyAutoReduce, noting that here I have lots of feedback and direction from a user who does ALMA modeling we can follow so a lot less research should be required (but do a bit).
-
-## Slack conversation with Aris (ALMA modeler, 2026-07-09)
-
-Aris [12:20 PM]: yeah I dont mind.
-[12:21 PM] but just so you know one doesnt need to run the data reduction pipeline anymore, you can now download the reduced data from the ALMA archive (you used to download the raw and run the pipeline yourself)
-[12:22 PM] what my custom codes do is take the calibrated data and extract visibilities, uv_wavelengths, etc... in a format that autolens wants
-[12:22 PM] this is what I can send you
-
-Jam [12:22 PM]: yeah i will tell claude to set up both in PyAutoReduce with download the default
-
-Aris [12:31 PM]: This is an example script that reads .ms.split.cal
-
-ms -> this stands for measurement set. This is how ALMA data are delivered.
-
-If multiple execution blocks are carried out (either on the same day or different days - think of it as different exposures), you get multiple measurement sets. These have different names (or rather ids). In this example there are 2:
-
-uids = ["A002_Xb9b1b9_X3046", "A002_Xb99cbd_X2456"]
-
-Then for each measurement set you get 4 spectral windows (spw). You can extract all of them or however many you like (one spw might have an emission line so in this case you disregard it). In this example only two spw are extracted:
-
-spws = ["1", "2"]
-
-Then you select how many channels in each spw to collapse. For continuum modelling I usually collapse the whole spw (different spw might have different number of channels - for emission lines the observer usually chooses more channels). The parameter that controls how many channels are collapsed is width. In this example width = 240.
-
-Finally, main_func(uid=uid, field="G09v1.40", spws=spws, width=width, directory=".", clean=False) takes all these inputs and outputs visibilities per uid per spw (which will have shape [2, Nvis, 2], the first 2 is the polarization).
-
-autolens wants visibilities and uv_wavelengths in shape (Nvis, 2). You can concatenate them accordingly before feeding into autolens.
-
-[12:32 PM] This script runs in CASA
-[12:32 PM] so on the terminal type casa and a new window pops up. There you can do execute("name_of_the_file")
-[12:33 PM] you can probably write a python script and have python open and execute in a CASA env in the background, but I have never managed to make this work
-
-## Aris's example script (main_2016.1.00282.S_G09v1.40.py, runs inside CASA)
-
-```python
-import os, sys
-import numpy as np
-
-try:
-    from astropy import (
-        units,
-        constants,
-    )
-    from astropy.io import fits
-    astropy_is_imported = True
-except:
-    astropy_is_imported = False
-
-
-def getcol_wrapper(ms, table, colname):
-    if os.path.isdir(ms):
-        tb.open("{}/{}".format(ms, table))
-        col = np.squeeze(tb.getcol(colname))
-        tb.close()
-    else:
-        raise IOError("{} does not exist".format(ms))
-    return col
-
-
-def get_num_chan(ms):
-    return getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="SPECTRAL_WINDOW", colname="NUM_CHAN")
-
-
-def get_spw_ids(ms):
-    return getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="DATA_DESCRIPTION", colname="SPECTRAL_WINDOW_ID")
-
-
-def get_visibilities(ms):
-    if os.path.isdir(ms):
-        data = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="", colname="DATA")
-    else:
-        raise IOError("{} does not exist".format(ms))
-    visibilities = np.stack(arrays=(data.real, data.imag), axis=-1)
-    return visibilities
-
-
-def export_visibilities(ms, filename):
-    if os.path.isfile(filename):
-        print("{} already exists".format(filename))
-    else:
-        visibilities = get_visibilities(ms=ms)
-        print("shape (visibilities):", visibilities.shape)
-        if astropy_is_imported:
-            fits.writeto(filename=filename + ".fits", data=visibilities, overwrite=True)
-        else:
-            with open(filename + ".numpy", 'wb') as file:
-                np.save(file, visibilities)
-
-
-def convert_array_to_wavelengths(array, frequency):
-    if astropy_is_imported:
-        array_converted = ((array * units.m) * (frequency * units.Hz) / constants.c).decompose().value
-    else:
-        array_converted = array * frequency / 299792458.0
-    return array_converted
-
-
-def get_uv_wavelengths(ms):
-    if os.path.isdir(ms):
-        uvw = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="", colname="UVW")
-    else:
-        raise IOError("{} does not exist".format(ms))
-
-    chan_freq = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="SPECTRAL_WINDOW", colname="CHAN_FREQ")
-
-    chan_freq_shape = np.shape(chan_freq)
-    if np.shape(chan_freq):
-        u_wavelengths, v_wavelengths = np.zeros(shape=(2, chan_freq_shape[0], uvw.shape[1]))
-        for i in range(chan_freq_shape[0]):
-            u_wavelengths[i, :] = convert_array_to_wavelengths(array=uvw[0, :], frequency=chan_freq[i])
-            v_wavelengths[i, :] = convert_array_to_wavelengths(array=uvw[1, :], frequency=chan_freq[i])
-    else:
-        u_wavelengths = convert_array_to_wavelengths(array=uvw[0, :], frequency=chan_freq)
-        v_wavelengths = convert_array_to_wavelengths(array=uvw[1, :], frequency=chan_freq)
-    uv_wavelengths = np.stack(arrays=(u_wavelengths, v_wavelengths), axis=-1)
-    return uv_wavelengths
-
-
-def export_uv_wavelengths(ms, filename):
-    if os.path.isfile(filename):
-        print("{} already exists".format(filename))
-    else:
-        uv_wavelengths = get_uv_wavelengths(ms=ms)
-        print("shape (uv_wavelengths):", uv_wavelengths.shape)
-        if astropy_is_imported:
-            fits.writeto(filename=filename + ".fits", data=uv_wavelengths, overwrite=True)
-        else:
-            with open(filename + ".numpy", 'wb') as file:
-                np.save(file, uv_wavelengths)
-
-
-def get_frequencies(uid, field, spw):
-    ms = "{}_field_{}_spw_{}.ms.split.cal".format(uid, field, spw)
-    if os.path.isdir(ms):
-        chan_freq = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="SPECTRAL_WINDOW", colname="CHAN_FREQ")
-    else:
-        raise IOError("The directory {} does not exist".format(ms))
-    return chan_freq
-
-
-def export_frequencies(uid, field, spw):
-    chan_freq = get_frequencies(uid=uid, field=field, spw=spw)
-    filename = "./{}_spw_{}_frequencies".format(uid, spw)
-    if astropy_is_imported:
-        fits.writeto(filename="{}.fits".format(filename), data=chan_freq)
-    else:
-        with open("{}.numpy".format(filename), 'wb') as file:
-            np.save(file, chan_freq)
-
-
-def get_antennas(ms):
-    antenna1 = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="", colname="ANTENNA1")
-    antenna2 = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="", colname="ANTENNA2")
-    return np.array([antenna1, antenna2])
-
-
-def export_antennas(ms, filename):
-    if not os.path.isdir(ms):
-        raise IOError("The ms does not exist.")
-    antennas = get_antennas(ms=ms)
-    print("shape (antennas):", antennas.shape)
-    if astropy_is_imported:
-        filename += ".fits"
-    else:
-        filename += ".numpy"
-    if filename.endswith(".fits"):
-        fits.writeto(filename=filename, data=antennas, overwrite=True)
-    else:
-        with open(filename, 'wb') as file:
-            np.save(file, antennas)
-
-
-def get_time(ms):
-    time = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="", colname="TIME")
-    return np.asarray(time)
-
-
-def export_time(ms, filename):
-    time = get_time(ms=ms)
-    if astropy_is_imported:
-        filename += ".fits"
-    else:
-        filename += ".numpy"
-    if filename.endswith(".fits"):
-        fits.writeto(filename=filename, data=time, overwrite=True)
-    else:
-        with open(filename, 'wb') as file:
-            np.save(file, time)
-
-
-def get_scans(ms):
-    scans = getcol_wrapper(ms=ms, table="", colname="SCAN_NUMBER")
-    return np.asarray(scans)
-
-
-def export_scans(ms, filename):
-    scans = get_scans(ms=ms)
-    if astropy_is_imported:
-        filename += ".fits"
-    else:
-        filename += ".numpy"
-    if filename.endswith(".fits"):
-        fits.writeto(filename=filename, data=scans, overwrite=True)
-    else:
-        with open(filename, 'wb') as file:
-            np.save(file, scans)
-
-
-def main_func(uid, field, spws, width, directory=".", clean=False):
-    if not os.path.isdir("{}/uid___{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid)):
-        raise IOError("The ms does not exist.")
-
-    # split out the target field if not already done
-    if not os.path.isdir("{}/uid___{}_{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid, field)):
-        split(
-            vis="{}/uid___{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid),
-            outputvis="{}/uid___{}_{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid, field),
-            keepmms=True,
-            field=field,
-            spw="",
-            datacolumn="data",
-            keepflags=False,
-        )
-
-    for spw in spws:
-        # split per spw, averaging channels by `width`
-        if not os.path.isdir("{}/uid___{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width)):
-            split(
-                vis="{}/uid___{}_{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid, field),
-                outputvis="{}/uid___{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width),
-                keepmms=True,
-                field=field,
-                spw=spw,
-                datacolumn="data",
-                width=width,
-                keepflags=False,
-            )
-
-        ms_split = "{}/uid___{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}.ms.split.cal".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width)
-
-        filename_uv_wavelengths = "{}/uv_wavelengths_{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width)
-        if not (os.path.isfile(filename_uv_wavelengths + ".fits") or os.path.isfile(filename_uv_wavelengths + ".numpy")):
-            export_uv_wavelengths(ms=ms_split, filename=filename_uv_wavelengths)
-
-        filename_visibilities = "{}/visibilities_{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width)
-        if not (os.path.isfile(filename_visibilities + ".fits") or os.path.isfile(filename_visibilities + ".numpy")):
-            export_visibilities(ms=ms_split, filename=filename_visibilities)
-
-        export_antennas(ms=ms_split, filename="{}/antennas_{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width))
-        export_scans(ms=ms_split, filename="{}/scans_{}_{}_spw_{}_width_{}".format(directory, uid, field, spw, width))
-
-    if clean:
-        pass
-
-
-uids = ["A002_Xb9b1b9_X3046", "A002_Xb99cbd_X2456"]
-spws = ["1", "2"]
-width = 240
-for uid in uids:
-    main_func(uid=uid, field="G09v1.40", spws=spws, width=width, directory=".", clean=False)
-```
-
-## Key facts distilled from the conversation
-
-- Modern workflow: download already-calibrated/reduced data from the ALMA archive (no need to run the ALMA reduction pipeline locally). Download-first should be the default in PyAutoReduce; running extraction on locally-provided measurement sets is the second path.
-- ALMA data are delivered as measurement sets (`.ms.split.cal` directories); one per execution block (uid), each typically with 4 spectral windows (spw).
-- Extraction pipeline per (uid, spw): CASA `split` to isolate field, then `split` again per spw with channel averaging (`width`; for continuum modelling collapse the whole spw), then read MS tables (`DATA`, `UVW`, `SPECTRAL_WINDOW/CHAN_FREQ`, `ANTENNA1/2`, `TIME`, `SCAN_NUMBER`) via the `tb` tool.
-- Outputs per uid per spw: visibilities shape [2, Nvis, 2] (leading 2 = polarizations), uv_wavelengths (UVW meters -> wavelengths via chan_freq/c), antennas, scans, frequencies, times.
-- PyAutoLens wants visibilities and uv_wavelengths in shape (Nvis, 2) — polarizations averaged/concatenated across uids and spws before feeding into autolens.
-- The script must run inside CASA (`tb`, `split` are CASA globals). Aris runs it via `casa` then `execute("file")`; a python-driven headless CASA invocation should be possible (e.g. modular casatools/casatasks pip packages, or `casa --nogui -c script.py`) — Aris never got this working, worth solving in PyAutoReduce.
-- Aris can send further scripts/data; example project 2016.1.00282.S, field G09v1.40.
-
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-# Cross-`Analysis` shared-state mechanism for `FactorGraphModel`
-
-A large new PyAutoFit feature: let the per-factor `Analysis` objects in a
-`FactorGraphModel` share **per-evaluation, model-dependent precomputed state**
-across each other, so that work which is identical for every factor at a given
-point in parameter space is computed **once** and reused by all factors —
-instead of every factor recomputing it independently.
-
-Primary repo: **@PyAutoFit** (the mechanism). Consumer/proof: **@PyAutoLens** +
-**@autolens_workspace** (the ALMA datacube likelihood that motivates it).
-
-## Hard constraint (read first)
-
-**PyAutoFit must not depend on PyAutoArray / PyAutoGalaxy / PyAutoLens** (see
-`PyAutoFit/CLAUDE.md` — "PyAutoFit does NOT depend on..."). Therefore:
-
-- The mechanism PyAutoFit ships must be **completely domain-agnostic**: it knows
-  nothing about lensing, inversions, mappers, or visibilities. It only knows
-  "factors may want to compute a shared object once per evaluation and have all
-  factors see it."
-- All lensing-specific logic (what to share, how to build the mapper once, how
-  each channel consumes it) lives in **PyAutoLens** (the `AnalysisInterferometer`
-  side) and is wired up in **autolens_workspace** datacube scripts.
-
-So the deliverable is a *generic shared-state protocol* in PyAutoFit plus a
-*lensing consumer* in PyAutoLens that proves it on the datacube.
-
-## Existing hooks to build on (do not reinvent)
-
-PyAutoFit already has two precedents for injecting state into an `Analysis`
-around a fit — study both before designing:
-
-1. **`EPAnalysisFactor`** (`autofit/graphical/declarative/factor/analysis.py:257+`)
-   attaches a per-iteration `_cavity_mean_field` onto its wrapped `Analysis`
-   immediately before optimisation, so the user's `log_likelihood_function` can
-   read shared cross-factor messages. This is *exactly* the shape of mechanism we
-   want — state computed at the graph level and attached to each factor's
-   Analysis — except EP attaches it once per EP outer-iteration, whereas the
-   datacube needs it recomputed **once per likelihood evaluation** (the lens
-   parameters change every sample).
-
-2. **`Analysis.modify_before_fit`** (`autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:320`)
-   is the existing per-`Analysis` pre-fit hook. It is per-analysis and runs once
-   before sampling, so it cannot host per-evaluation shared state, but its
-   docstring ("alter the `Analysis` in ways that can speed up the fitting") is
-   the precedent for "precompute-then-reuse" and the new hook should read as its
-   per-evaluation, cross-factor sibling.
-
-## Design (to refine in the issue, present options)
-
-The core need: at each call to `FactorGraphModel.log_likelihood_function(instance)`,
-**before** the per-factor loop, optionally compute a shared object from the
-instance, then make it available to every factor's `log_likelihood_function`.
-
-Sketch of the target loop in `collection.py`:
-
-```
-def log_likelihood_function(self, instance):
-    shared = self.compute_shared(instance)   # None unless a shared-state provider is set
-    log_likelihood = 0
-    for model_factor, instance_ in zip(self.model_factors, instance):
-        log_likelihood += model_factor.log_likelihood_function(instance_, shared=shared)
-    return shared_aware_sum(...)
-```
-
-Design questions the issue must resolve (present 2-3 concrete options, pick one):
-
-1. **Who computes the shared object?** Options:
-   - A `shared_state_provider` callable/object set on the `FactorGraphModel`
-     (domain-agnostic: it takes the instance, returns an opaque object).
-   - A designated "lead" factor whose Analysis exposes a
-     `compute_shared(instance)` method; remaining factors receive its output.
-   - A new optional `Analysis.shared_state_from(instance)` protocol method
-     (default returns `None`) so any Analysis can opt in.
-   Favour whichever keeps PyAutoFit domain-blind and makes the lensing side a
-   thin consumer.
-
-2. **How does a factor receive it?** Options:
-   - New optional kwarg `log_likelihood_function(self, instance, shared=None)`
-     with a default so every existing Analysis keeps working unchanged
-     (back-compat is mandatory — hundreds of Analyses exist).
-   - Attribute injection like `EPAnalysisFactor` (`analysis._shared_state = ...`)
-     set/cleared around the loop.
-   The kwarg is cleaner and JIT-friendlier; the attribute path matches the EP
-   precedent. Decide explicitly and justify.
-
-3. **JAX / pytree correctness.** The datacube path is JIT-compiled
-   (`use_jax=True`, `register_model` pytrees). The shared object will contain
-   traced arrays (mapper triplets, mapping matrix, curvature). It must:
-   - be threadable through `jax.jit` as a normal pytree (no Python-side caching
-     that cache-busts — see `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts`);
-   - be recomputed inside the jitted region each eval (it depends on the traced
-     lens parameters), not memoised across evals on the instance;
-   - not break the single-factor / non-cube path (shared is `None` → identical
-     behaviour and identical numbers).
-
-4. **Correctness + ordering.** The shared object is only valid when the relevant
-   parameters really are shared across factors. The mechanism must not silently
-   produce wrong likelihoods if a user wires up factors whose "shared" inputs
-   actually differ. Decide whether to (a) trust the provider, (b) assert
-   structural equality of the relevant sub-instance across factors, or (c)
-   document the contract and leave it to the consumer. Note the physical caveat
-   from `alma_datacube.md`: sharing is only valid when `uv_wavelengths` and
-   `noise_map` are ~channel-invariant (narrow-emission-line regime); outside it,
-   the consumer must fall back to per-factor compute.
-
-## Why this is needed (the motivating problem)
-
-The ALMA **datacube** likelihood (autolens_workspace#120 and its roadmap, all
-shipped: see `complete.md` "datacube roadmap") fits an N-channel spectral cube
-as **N independent `AnalysisInterferometer` objects sharing one lens model**,
-wired together with `af.FactorGraphModel`. The FactorGraph routes the shared
-lens parameters to every per-channel `AnalysisInterferometer.log_likelihood_function`
-and sums the results:
-
-```
-# autofit/graphical/declarative/collection.py:89-107
-def log_likelihood_function(self, instance):
-    log_likelihood = 0
-    for model_factor, instance_ in zip(self.model_factors, instance):
-        log_likelihood += model_factor.log_likelihood_function(instance_)
-    return log_likelihood
-```
-
-`AnalysisFactor` just forwards to the wrapped analysis:
-
-```
-# autofit/graphical/declarative/factor/analysis.py:253-254
-def log_likelihood_function(self, instance):
-    return self.analysis.log_likelihood_function(instance)
-```
-
-**The problem:** because the lens model is shared across all channels, a large
-fraction of each channel's likelihood is *identical work*. Profiling
-(`autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/datacube/delaunay.py`, results in
-`autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/OPTIMIZATION_NOTES.md`) shows that for a
-34-channel cube the step-by-step CPU cost is ~170-205 s/eval, of which:
-
-- **~78%** is the per-channel "inversion setup" — ray-tracing the shared lens
-  model, then building the source-plane **mapper** (Delaunay triangulation,
-  neighbours, pixel weights) and the **mapping matrix L**;
-- **~17-19%** is the curvature matrix `F = Lᵀ W̃ L`;
-- only **~5%** (data vector `D`, NNLS reconstruction, log-evidence) is genuinely
-  per-channel (it depends on each channel's distinct visibilities).
-
-In the **sparse / w̃ inversion route that production actually uses** (this is the
-important subtlety — see `PyAutoPrompt/issued/alma_datacube.md` and the
-investigation note in `complete.md` about the transformer-free per-likelihood
-path), the expensive NUFFT is precomputed once at dataset load, so the
-shareable per-eval work is the **traced grids + Delaunay mapper + mapping matrix
-L + curvature F** — all pure functions of the shared lens model + shared source
-mesh, currently rebuilt N times. The data vector and reconstruction are the only
-irreducibly per-channel parts.
-
-This is "Aris's deferred shared-`Lᵀ W̃ L` optimisation" (autolens_workspace#120).
-A decomposition of the dominant inversion-setup step
-(`autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/datacube/inversion_setup_decompose.py`,
-SMA / CPU, sparse route) confirms **`Lᵀ W̃ L` is exactly the right thing to
-share** and sizes the win:
-
-| inversion-setup sub-step              | per-call | shareable? |
-|---------------------------------------|----------|------------|
-| ray-trace                             | ~0.001 s | ✅ invariant |
-| Delaunay mapper + mapping matrix L    | ~0.19 s  | ✅ invariant |
-| **curvature F = `Lᵀ W̃ L`**           | **~1.57 s** | ✅ invariant |
-| data vector D = `Lᵀ·dirty_image`      | ~0.06 s  | ❌ per-channel |
-
-So **~97% of the per-channel inversion work is channel-invariant**, and the
-curvature `F` alone is **~86% of it** — not the mapper as an earlier hypothesis
-assumed. Sharing the invariant block collapses the per-channel inversion total
-from `N × ~1.81 s` to `~1.81 s + (N-1) × ~0.06 s` — roughly a **17× reduction on
-the inversion-setup block** for a 34-channel cube (≈60 s → ≈3.5 s). The
-remaining per-channel cost is just the `Lᵀ·dirty_image` matmul + NNLS + log-ev.
-
-(Absolute seconds are SMA-scale on a contended laptop CPU and provisional — the
-*ratios* are the robust deliverable; re-measure at ALMA scale on a quiet A100 to
-pin the cube-level number. The old `shared_lwl_savings_estimate ≈ 17%` field in
-the breakdown JSON under-counts because it credits `F` against the full ~170 s
-cube rather than against the inversion-setup block `F` actually dominates.)
-
-**The blocker is purely architectural, and it lives in PyAutoFit, not in
-PyAutoLens.** As the design note in `PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/datacube.md` states:
-
-> "The problem here is the analysis list API does not currently share
-> information across likelihood functions or analysis objects. We therefore
-> either need to make a DataCube data class, Inversion object and add bespoke
-> source code, or we need to have AnalysisCombined objects be able to share
-> information in their likelihood functions."
-
-This prompt is the **second, general** option: give `FactorGraphModel` a way for
-its factors to share per-evaluation state. The bespoke-`DataCube`-class option is
-explicitly *not* what we want — it would solve only lensing cubes and bake
-domain logic into a one-off path.
-
-
-## Plan
-
-### Phase 1 — PyAutoFit: the generic mechanism
-- Add the shared-state protocol (chosen option from Design Q1/Q2) to
-  `FactorGraphModel` (`collection.py`) and `AnalysisFactor`
-  (`declarative/factor/analysis.py`), with a default that is a no-op so all
-  existing graphs are byte-for-byte unchanged.
-- Add the opt-in surface to `Analysis` (`non_linear/analysis/analysis.py`) —
-  default `shared_state_from(instance) -> None` (or equivalent), mirroring the
-  `modify_before_fit` precedent.
-- Thread `shared=` through `log_likelihood_function` signatures with a defaulted
-  kwarg; keep `EPAnalysisFactor` working.
-- Unit tests in `test_autofit/graphical/`: a 3-factor mock graph where the
-  shared object is a counter proving `compute_shared` runs **once** per eval (not
-  N times), the sum is correct, and a graph with no provider is unchanged.
-
-### Phase 2 — PyAutoLens: the datacube consumer
-- On the interferometer datacube path, implement the lensing-specific
-  `compute_shared`: ray-trace the shared lens model once, build the Delaunay
-  mapper + mapping matrix L (and, where `uv`/`noise` are channel-invariant, the
-  curvature `F`) once, and hand it to every channel's
-  `AnalysisInterferometer.log_likelihood_function` to consume in place of its own
-  rebuild.
-- Per-channel work that remains: data vector `D` (channel visibilities),
-  NNLS reconstruction, log-evidence.
-- Fall back to the current per-channel path when the shared-invariance precondition
-  doesn't hold.
-
-### Phase 3 — autolens_workspace + profiling
-- Update the datacube modeling/likelihood scripts to opt into the shared path.
-- Re-run `autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/datacube/delaunay.py` (which now
-  carries the inversion-setup sub-decomposition as a permanent step) and record
-  the new cube cost. Per the decomposition above, ~97% of the per-channel
-  inversion work is shareable, so the inversion-setup block should drop ~17× for
-  a 34-channel cube (≈60 s → ≈3.5 s); the cube total drops from ~170 s toward the
-  per-channel residual (data-vector matmul + NNLS + log-ev, a few seconds) plus
-  one shared mapper+L+F build. Compare against the
-  `inversion_setup_decompose_*.json` artifact for the channel-invariant/variant
-  split that sets the ceiling.
-
-## Critical files
-
-PyAutoFit (modify):
-- `autofit/graphical/declarative/collection.py` — `FactorGraphModel.log_likelihood_function`, the per-factor sum loop
-- `autofit/graphical/declarative/factor/analysis.py` — `AnalysisFactor.log_likelihood_function`, and the `EPAnalysisFactor` precedent
-- `autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py` — `Analysis` base: new opt-in protocol method, `modify_before_fit` sibling
-- `test_autofit/graphical/` — new tests
-
-PyAutoFit (reference, do not modify):
-- `EPAnalysisFactor` (`declarative/factor/analysis.py:257+`) — the attach-state-to-analysis precedent
-- `autofit/non_linear/analysis/model_analysis.py`, `visualize.py` — other Analysis wrappers that must keep working
-
-PyAutoLens (consumer, Phase 2):
-- the `AnalysisInterferometer` likelihood path + interferometer `Inversion`/mapper construction
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/datacube/{likelihood_function,modeling,delaunay}.py`
-
-Profiling (Phase 3):
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/datacube/delaunay.py`
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/OPTIMIZATION_NOTES.md`
-
-## Out of scope
-- A bespoke `DataCube` data class / cube-specific `Inversion` (the rejected option).
-- The dense-route variant (production uses sparse; dense is not the target).
-- Generalising shared state to arbitrary cross-factor *gradients* — likelihood
-  value only for now.
-
-## Cross-references
-- autolens_workspace#120 — Aris's shared-`Lᵀ W̃ L` optimisation, the origin
-- `PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/datacube.md` — the "analysis list API does not share
-  information" problem statement
-- `PyAutoPrompt/issued/alma_datacube.md` — Aris's Slack design + the channel-
-  invariance caveat (lines 24, 30, 34, 53, 207)
-- `complete.md` datacube roadmap entries (Phases 1-4, all shipped)
-- the paired decomposition note in `autolens_profiling` splitting the 78%
-  "inversion setup" block into mapper vs mapping-matrix vs data-vector, which
-  quantifies the real ceiling of this optimisation
diff --git a/active/autobrain.md b/active/autobrain.md
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-Rename the repository from **PyAutoAgent** to **PyAutoBrain**.
-
-## Context
-
-The PyAuto ecosystem is evolving into a software organism.
-
-Current architecture:
-
-* PyAutoMind — intent and goals.
-* PyAutoBrain — reasoning, planning and orchestration.
-* PyAutoHands — execution.
-* PyAutoHeart — health monitoring.
-* PyAutoMemory — long-term knowledge.
-
-This repository is responsible for reasoning.
-
-It performs:
-
-* planning
-* decomposition
-* orchestration
-* agent coordination
-* decision making
-
-It does **not** directly perform software execution.
-
-Execution belongs to PyAutoHands.
-
-The Brain determines how work should be performed.
-
-The Hands perform the work.
-
-## Task
-
-Perform a repository-wide rename from PyAutoAgent to PyAutoBrain.
-
-Update:
-
-* documentation
-* README
-* scripts
-* workflows
-* references
-* package names (if present)
-* architecture documents
-
-Throughout the documentation, replace descriptions centred around "agents" with descriptions centred around reasoning and planning where appropriate.
-
-Clarify the architectural boundary:
-
-Mind
-→ decides what should be done.
-
-Brain
-→ figures out how.
-
-Hands
-→ performs the work.
-
-Heart
-→ determines whether the organism is healthy.
-
-Maintain backwards compatibility wherever practical.
-
-Run all available validation.
-
-Create a single PR titled:
-
-Rename PyAutoAgent to PyAutoBrain
diff --git a/active/autobuild_bash.md b/active/autobuild_bash.md
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-There are lots of tools building in autobuild which I think are basically just bash scripts, or which could be
-made into bash scripts without too much effort. Some may be skills which could be turned into bash. 
-I currently run autobuild via claude, but having both options seems logical.
-
-Furthemore, it'd be good to have an autobuild-help alias which shows all the options of bash scripts with docs of
-what they do.
-
-Do this!
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diff --git a/active/autofit_assistant_planning.md b/active/autofit_assistant_planning.md
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-# autofit_assistant planning — generic inference wiki + content migration
-
-Type: research
-Target: autofit_assistant
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-## Intent
-
-An `autofit_assistant` repo will ultimately be created, following the
-`autolens_assistant` pattern: a generic, public, stripped-of-personal-content
-template with its own wiki. This prompt is the planning anchor for it, and
-holds migration notes until the repo exists.
-
-## Migration notes (content that moves to the generic wiki when it is made)
-
-The following inference-methods content currently lives in the personal
-`PyAutoMemory/methods_wiki/` and should be migrated (as public, generalised
-rewrites — PyAutoMemory itself is personal and must never be referenced from
-public repos):
-
-1. **Expectation propagation** — the
-   `methods_wiki/concepts/expectation-propagation.md` page being produced by
-   Phase 1 of `research/graphical_ep/ep_framework_review.md` (formal EP
-   equations as PyAutoFit implements them, moment matching, damping,
-   pitfalls/findings).
-2. **Searches / samplers wiki stuff**:
-   - `methods_wiki/concepts/nested-sampling.md`
-   - `methods_wiki/concepts/sampler-benchmarks.md`
-   - `methods_wiki/concepts/hamiltonian-monte-carlo.md`
-   - `methods_wiki/concepts/gpu-nested-sampling.md`
-   - `methods_wiki/concepts/initialization-chaining.md`
-   - `methods_wiki/sources/samplers.md` (source notes; strip personal
-     reading-log framing)
-   - related general pages as judged at migration time
-     (`concepts/bayesian-inference.md`, `sources/bayesian-inference.md`,
-     `sources/probabilistic-programming.md`)
-
-Migration means: rewrite for a generic PyAutoFit user (no personal project
-context, no PyAutoMemory links), keep the personal originals in PyAutoMemory
-as the private superset.
-
-## Planning scope (when this prompt is picked up)
-
-- Decide repo layout by cloning the `autolens_assistant` template structure
-  (`AGENTS.md`, `skills/`, `wiki/core|literature|project`).
-- Decide which PyAutoFit demos ship as the assistant's worked examples
-  (analogue of cosmos_web_ring / slacs0946 in autolens_assistant).
-- Define the wiki's core page set: model composition, priors, searches,
-  graphical/EP, result analysis.
-- Sequence: do not start until the EP framework review
-  (`research/graphical_ep/ep_framework_review.md`) has produced the Phase 1/2
-  write-ups, since those seed the wiki's inference pages.
diff --git a/active/autofit_assistant_wiki_currency_wiring.md b/active/autofit_assistant_wiki_currency_wiring.md
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-# PyAutoBuild: wire autofit_assistant wiki-currency into release.yml
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBuild
-Difficulty: easy
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Wire the autofit_assistant wiki-currency check into PyAutoBuild's release workflow, exactly as autolens_assistant is wired today: at stack-release time release.yml invokes the assistant's reusable wiki-currency.yml via workflow_call (passing the new stack_version and assistant_ref: main), and a dependent if: failure() job downloads the wiki-drift-report artifact and opens a "wiki drift" issue against PyAutoLabs/autofit_assistant. PyAutoBuild only orchestrates and reports — it holds no copy of the rules (the workflow in autofit_assistant is the single home of the checks). The assistant's workflow already exists with the workflow_call trigger (autofit_assistant PR #3); this task is the PyAutoBuild side only.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-10 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fe0b3759-ba31-4d76-9ce1-aefd030356bd/scratchpad/raw_build_wiring.md -->
diff --git a/active/autofit_workspace_test_database_scrape_paths.md b/active/autofit_workspace_test_database_scrape_paths.md
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-# Fix autofit workspace-test database scrape paths
-
-Original user request:
-
-> continue
-
-Release report context:
-
-The PyAutoBuild release run reports two failures in `autofit_workspace_test`:
-
-- `scripts/database/scrape/grid_search.py`
-- `scripts/database/scrape/sensitivity.py`
-
-Both fail at `assert len(agg) > 0` after `Aggregator.from_database(...).add_directory(...)`.
-
-Reproduction on current `main` using the PyAutoBuild environment:
-
-```bash
-(cd autofit_workspace_test && env PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1 PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1 PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1 JAX_ENABLE_X64=True NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/numba_cache MPLCONFIGDIR=/tmp/matplotlib python3 scripts/database/scrape/grid_search.py)
-```
-
-The search writes results under `output/test_mode/database/scrape/...`, but the scrape scripts add `output/database/scrape/...`, so the aggregator finds zero search outputs.
-
-Fix the workspace-test scripts so they scrape the actual output path used by the active PyAutoBuild/test-mode environment while preserving normal non-test-mode behavior.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_extra_galaxies_audit.md b/active/autogalaxy_extra_galaxies_audit.md
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-# Audit autogalaxy_workspace extra_galaxies feature, port modern API where stale
-
-## Background
-
-`feature/scaling-relation-update` (issue
-[autolens_workspace#141](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/issues/141)) refreshed
-the autolens scaling-relation examples to use the modern API:
-
-- MGE bulge via `al.model_util.mge_model_from(...)` instead of `Sersic` / `SersicSph`
-- Centres loaded from `extra_galaxies_centres.json` via `al.from_json` (and an additional
-  `scaling_galaxies_centres.json` for the group three-tier example)
-- Final model collection structured as
-  `af.Collection(galaxies=..., extra_galaxies=..., scaling_galaxies=...)`
-
-A quick directory audit (2026-05-10) shows:
-
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/extra_galaxies/` — exists, with `modeling.py` +
-  `simulator.py` + `README.md`. Uses `Sersic` / `Exponential` light profiles in the modeling
-  example header. Need to verify whether the API has been kept in lockstep with the autolens
-  version.
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation/` — **does not exist**.
-
-## Goals
-
-1. **Audit** the existing `autogalaxy_workspace` `extra_galaxies` example against the freshly-updated
-   `autolens_workspace` version. In particular check:
-   - Whether it uses `ag.model_util.mge_model_from` or still uses `Sersic` profiles in the lens light
-   - Whether centres are loaded via `ag.from_json` / `Grid2DIrregular` from a `*_centres.json`, or
-     hardcoded in Python
-   - Whether the final model uses `extra_galaxies=...` as a top-level collection key
-
-   If the autogalaxy version has drifted (older API), port the same modernisation that landed in
-   the autolens example.
-
-2. **Decide** whether a `scaling_relation` feature belongs in autogalaxy_workspace at all.
-
-   Autogalaxy is **light-only** — there is no lensing, so the `einstein_radius = scaling_factor *
-   luminosity ** scaling_exponent` relation does not transfer directly. A scaling relation could
-   still apply to other quantities (e.g. tying the `effective_radius` or `intensity` of extra
-   galaxies to a measured stellar-mass proxy), but whether that is a useful tutorial is a judgement
-   call — confirm with the user before porting.
-
-   If we decide a scaling_relation example **does** make sense in autogalaxy:
-     - Add `scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation/{__init__.py, simulator.py, modeling.py}` mirroring
-       the autolens structure
-     - The relation ties some light-profile quantity (e.g. `intensity = scaling_factor *
-       luminosity ** scaling_exponent`, or stellar-mass proxy) — settle on what it ties before
-       writing
-     - Use `ag.lp_linear` / MGE for the light models
-
-   If a light-only scaling-relation tutorial is **not** useful:
-     - Document why in the autogalaxy `extra_galaxies/README.md` (one paragraph: "scaling
-       relations apply to mass, not light, so the autolens version of this feature is not mirrored
-       here")
-     - Cross-link to the autolens example for users who arrive looking for it.
-
-## Files likely to change
-
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/extra_galaxies/modeling.py` (modernise if drifted)
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/extra_galaxies/simulator.py` (only if API drift
-  forces simulator changes — usually the simulator is fine)
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/extra_galaxies/README.md` (cross-link or "not
-  applicable" note)
-- (optional) `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation/{__init__,simulator,
-  modeling}.py` if the answer to goal 2 is "yes, port it"
-
-## Reference reads
-
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation/modeling.py` (post issue #141) — the
-  modernised pattern to port
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/extra_galaxies/modeling.py` — autolens version of
-  the same feature, baseline for the autogalaxy comparison
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/extra_galaxies/modeling.py` — current state in the
-  autogalaxy workspace
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- HowToGalaxy tutorial updates (separate repo, separate task)
-- Interferometer / multi-wavelength variants — start with imaging only
-- CSV-driven loading — covered by the parallel `scaling_relation_csv_loader.md` follow-up
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test.md
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-The autogalaxy_workspace_test is very light compared to autolens_workspacd_test in terms of its script
-and it does not have a .github actions continuous integration. Therefore, plan the following work as a series
-of prompts in this folder, run them one after another as seaprate agent tasks:
-
-- Set up contiuous integration server on autogalaxy_workspace_test
-- Set up folder `scripts/model_composition` and set up autogalaxy version of existing scripts.
-- Set up folder `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging` and set up autogalaxy versions of all examples (dont do dspl). This will likely require some spawn-off tasks which do pytree registration so make sure this prompt looks at our recent pytree work).
-- Do same for `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer`.
-- Do same for `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/multi`.
-- Set up folder `scripts/jax_grad/imaging` and set up autogalaxy versions of all examples (dont do dspl). This will likely require some spawn-off tasks which do pytree registration so make sure this prompt looks at our recent pytree work).
-- Do same for `scripts/jax_grad/interferometer`.
-- Do same for `scripts/jax_grad/multi`.
-- Set up a `scripts/imaging` folder like autolens_workspace_test's, but only include model_fit.py, modeling_visualization_jit.py, visualization.py, visualization_jax.py
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diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_ci.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_ci.md
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-Set up a GitHub Actions smoke-test workflow on @autogalaxy_workspace_test, mirroring the existing
-setup in @autolens_workspace_test. This is the **blocker** for all sibling tasks in this folder —
-once CI is green, the eight script-expansion tasks can land and be verified on every PR.
-
-__Reference layout__
-
-@autolens_workspace_test/.github/workflows/smoke_tests.yml and
-@autolens_workspace_test/.github/scripts/run_smoke.py are the templates to copy. Supporting files
-already present in that repo:
-
-- `smoke_tests.txt` — list of scripts to run
-- `config/build/env_vars.yaml` — per-script env overrides (test mode, small-dataset flag, JAX on/off)
-
-@autogalaxy_workspace_test already has `smoke_tests.txt` at the repo root (currently empty of all
-but aggregator entries). It does **not** yet have `.github/`, `.github/scripts/run_smoke.py`, or
-`config/build/env_vars.yaml`.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/.github/workflows/smoke_tests.yml` — fork the autolens version but
-   **drop the PyAutoLens checkout + install step**. The matrix should check out
-   PyAutoConf, PyAutoFit, PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy only. Keep the branch-matching logic, the
-   Python 3.12 / 3.13 split, the numba install on 3.13, the tensorflow-probability pin, and the
-   Slack-on-failure webhook (same channel).
-2. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/.github/scripts/run_smoke.py` — copy verbatim from autolens
-   (it is workspace-agnostic; it reads `smoke_tests.txt` and `config/build/env_vars.yaml` relative
-   to itself).
-3. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/config/build/env_vars.yaml` — start with the autolens defaults
-   (`PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE=2`, `PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS=1`, `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1`,
-   `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1`, `JAX_ENABLE_X64=True`, `NUMBA_CACHE_DIR`, `MPLCONFIGDIR`) and the
-   `jax_likelihood_functions/` override that unsets the small-dataset / disable-JAX flags.
-   Drop any autolens-specific overrides (e.g. `database/scrape/`) unless they already apply.
-4. Seed `smoke_tests.txt` with only scripts that exist **today** in autogalaxy_workspace_test
-   (aggregator entries). The eight sibling tasks will append their new scripts as they ship.
-5. PR includes a CI run showing the aggregator suite passing on both Python 3.12 and 3.13.
-
-__Notes__
-
-- Use LF line endings. All files in this repo are Unix LF — see repo CLAUDE.md.
-- The smoke-test env var `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` is honoured by `Analysis.__init__` in PyAutoFit
-  (see the `smoke-test-optimization` work in active.md for context). JAX-likelihood scripts opt
-  back in via the `jax_likelihood_functions/` override.
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-This is task 1/9 in the `expand autogalaxy_workspace_test coverage` epic — track progress under
-the umbrella issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_imaging.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_imaging.md
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-Create `scripts/imaging/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test with autogalaxy versions of a **subset**
-of the autolens_workspace_test imaging scripts. Per the user's directive, only port four scripts:
-
-- `model_fit.py`
-- `modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-- `visualization.py`
-- `visualization_jax.py`
-
-Do **not** port `convolution.py`, `modeling_visualization_jit_delaunay.py`,
-`modeling_visualization_jit_rectangular.py`, or the full `simulator/`, `config/`, `config_source/`,
-`images/` trees unless individual scripts fail without them.
-
-__Reference__
-
-@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/
-
-Strip lens/source split — use `ag.Galaxy` + `ag.Galaxies` + `ag.ImagingAnalysis`. The
-`visualization*.py` scripts exercise the plotting API and are mostly mechanical renames
-(`al.*` → `ag.*`, remove tracer-specific plots).
-
-__Scripts__
-
-1. `imaging/model_fit.py` — end-to-end model fit on a small imaging dataset. Use the same
-   `PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE=2` flow as the autolens version.
-2. `imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — exercises `analysis.fit_for_visualization` under
-   `jax.jit`. Depends on PyAutoGalaxy pytree registration (task 3). If
-   `linear_light_profile_intensity_dict_pytree` is needed (autogalaxy side), spawn the library
-   fix first.
-3. `imaging/visualization.py` — exercises the autogalaxy plotter API end-to-end. NumPy only.
-4. `imaging/visualization_jax.py` — same, under JAX.
-
-__Dataset / config__
-
-Reuse an existing autogalaxy imaging dataset (check `autogalaxy_workspace/dataset/imaging/`). Add
-a small `config/` directory at `scripts/imaging/config/` only if the default autogalaxy config
-doesn't suffice.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/__init__.py`
-2. The four scripts above.
-3. Appended to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-4. Any PyAutoGalaxy library PRs for missing pytree registration (likely already covered by
-   task 3; spawn off if surfacing here).
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Task 3 (PyAutoGalaxy imaging pytree registration). `model_fit.py` and `visualization.py` can run
-without it (NumPy path), but `modeling_visualization_jit.py` and `visualization_jax.py` cannot.
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 9/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_grad_imaging.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_grad_imaging.md
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-Create `scripts/jax_grad/imaging/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test exercising `jax.grad` on the
-autogalaxy imaging likelihood path.
-
-__Important — layout divergence from autolens__
-
-@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_grad/ currently has files **at the top level**
-(`imaging_lp.py`, `imaging_mge.py`) — there is no `jax_grad/imaging/` subfolder. The user's
-prompt for this epic explicitly asks for `jax_grad/imaging/`, `jax_grad/interferometer/`,
-`jax_grad/multi/` subfolders on autogalaxy. Options:
-
-1. Follow the user's directive — use subfolders on autogalaxy even though autolens is flat.
-   Flag this drift in the PR description and ask the user whether to retrofit autolens.
-2. Ask the user before creating the subfolder.
-
-Recommended: go with (1) — the subfolder layout matches `jax_likelihood_functions/` and is more
-extensible. Surface the autolens-retrofit question in the PR body.
-
-__Scripts to port__
-
-From autolens top-level `jax_grad/`:
-
-- `imaging_lp.py` → `jax_grad/imaging/lp.py`
-- `imaging_mge.py` → `jax_grad/imaging/mge.py`
-
-Add any further variants (rectangular, delaunay, …) only if the corresponding
-`jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/` port from task 3 uncovered a usable `grad`-ready path.
-Default: match autolens's coverage one-for-one and leave extras to follow-ups.
-
-**Skip**: anything `*_dspl.py`.
-
-__Pytree prerequisite__
-
-Shares the same `_register_fit_imaging_pytrees` requirement as task 3. By this point the
-registration should already be landed on PyAutoGalaxy — if not, block on that first.
-
-__`jax.grad` contract__
-
-Each script prints the gradient vector of a scalar log-likelihood w.r.t. the parameter vector and
-asserts it's finite and the shape matches the model's free parameter count. Follow the autolens
-reference exactly for the assertions.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_grad/__init__.py`
-2. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_grad/imaging/__init__.py`
-3. Ported scripts.
-4. Appended to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-5. PR body includes the autolens-retrofit question in `## Notes`.
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Task 3 (pytree registration on PyAutoGalaxy imaging analysis).
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 6/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_grad_interferometer.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_grad_interferometer.md
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-Create `scripts/jax_grad/interferometer/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test exercising `jax.grad` on
-the autogalaxy interferometer likelihood path.
-
-__Layout note__
-
-Same subfolder-vs-flat divergence from autolens as task 6 — autogalaxy uses
-`jax_grad/interferometer/`. Flag in PR body; don't retrofit autolens without user go-ahead.
-
-__Scripts__
-
-autolens has **no** interferometer `jax_grad` scripts today. This task creates them from scratch
-for autogalaxy, using the corresponding `jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/` scripts as
-templates for model + dataset setup, then wrapping the likelihood in `jax.grad`.
-
-Minimum coverage:
-
-- `jax_grad/interferometer/lp.py`
-- `jax_grad/interferometer/mge.py`
-
-Additional variants only if the `jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/` task surfaced a
-ready-to-grad path.
-
-**Skip**: `*_dspl.py`.
-
-__Pytree prerequisite__
-
-Task 4 must have landed (`AnalysisInterferometer` pytree registration on PyAutoGalaxy).
-
-__`jax.grad` contract__
-
-Same as task 6 — finite gradient, correct free-parameter shape.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_grad/interferometer/__init__.py`
-2. Scripts above.
-3. Appended to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Task 4 (pytree registration on PyAutoGalaxy interferometer analysis).
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 7/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_grad_multi.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_grad_multi.md
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-Create `scripts/jax_grad/multi/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test exercising `jax.grad` on the
-autogalaxy multi-dataset likelihood path.
-
-__Layout note__
-
-Same subfolder-vs-flat divergence as tasks 6 and 7. Flag in PR body.
-
-__Scripts__
-
-autolens has no multi `jax_grad` scripts today. Create from scratch using the
-`jax_likelihood_functions/multi/` templates (task 5).
-
-Minimum coverage:
-
-- `jax_grad/multi/lp.py`
-- `jax_grad/multi/mge.py`
-
-Additional variants only if feasible.
-
-**Skip**: `*_dspl.py`.
-
-__Pytree prerequisite__
-
-Task 5 scaffolding (multi-dataset factor-graph pytree registration) must be complete.
-
-__`jax.grad` contract__
-
-Gradient is taken over the full parameter vector spanning all datasets. Assert finite and the
-shape matches the combined free-parameter count.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_grad/multi/__init__.py`
-2. Scripts above.
-3. Appended to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Task 5 (multi-dataset pytree registration).
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 8/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_imaging.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_imaging.md
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-Create `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test with autogalaxy
-ports of every autolens JAX-likelihood imaging script, **excluding** the `*_dspl.py` double-source-
-plane variants (lens-specific, no autogalaxy analogue).
-
-__Scripts to port__
-
-From @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/:
-
-- `simulator.py`
-- `lp.py` (parametric light profile)
-- `mge.py` (MGE basis)
-- `mge_group.py`
-- `rectangular.py` (rectangular pixelization source)
-- `rectangular_mge.py`
-- `delaunay.py`
-- `delaunay_mge.py` — currently disabled in autolens smoke suite (jax 0.7 regression,
-  see PyAutoPrompt/autobuild/smoke_workspace_fixes.md). Ship it but disable with the same
-  comment in `smoke_tests.txt`.
-
-**Skip**: `rectangular_dspl.py`, `simulator_dspl.py`.
-
-__Pytree prerequisite — likely blocker__
-
-`autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py::AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees` registers
-`FitImaging`, `DatasetModel`, and `Tracer` with `autoarray.abstract_ndarray.register_instance_pytree`.
-**@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/model/analysis.py has no such method today.** Before the
-JAX likelihood scripts will JIT, you will need a library PR on PyAutoGalaxy that:
-
-1. Adds `_register_fit_imaging_pytrees` to `autogalaxy.imaging.model.analysis.AnalysisImaging`.
-2. Registers the autogalaxy equivalents: `FitImaging` (autogalaxy's), `DatasetModel`, `Galaxies`
-   (with `no_flatten=("cosmology",)` if it holds cosmology the way `Tracer` does — check first).
-3. Calls it from `__init__` under the same `use_jax` gate autolens uses.
-
-Treat this as a **spawn-off library task** if it surfaces: stop, open a PyAutoGalaxy issue via
-`/start_dev`, ship the library PR first, then resume. Do not paper over missing registrations
-with ad-hoc `register_pytree_node` calls inside the workspace script.
-
-Other known spawn-offs if they surface during porting:
-
-- **Linear light profile** models need `linear_light_profile_intensity_dict_pytree` fixed — see
-  @PyAutoPrompt/autolens/linear_light_profile_intensity_dict_pytree.md for the lens-side
-  counterpart. Only blocks scripts that use `ag.lp_linear.*` or MGE bases via
-  `fit_for_visualization`, not the scalar `fit_from` round-trip.
-- Any autogalaxy profile that isn't pytree-registered (follow the per-profile pattern in
-  @PyAutoPrompt/autolens/fit_imaging_pytree_*.md).
-
-__Three-step JAX pattern__
-
-Each script mirrors the autolens reference: NumPy baseline → `jax.jit`-wrapped `analysis.fit_from`
-→ scalar `log_likelihood` match. The reference file `mge_pytree.py` in autolens is the gold
-standard for this pattern (see @PyAutoPrompt/autolens/fit_imaging_pytree_lp.md for background).
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/__init__.py`
-2. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/__init__.py`
-3. Each ported script prints `PASS: jit(fit_from) round-trip matches NumPy scalar.`
-4. Scripts appended to `smoke_tests.txt` (delaunay_mge commented out with the jax-0.7 comment).
-5. Any PyAutoGalaxy library PRs needed for pytree registration (shipped first, merged before
-   this workspace PR).
-6. Verify locally with `JAX_ENABLE_X64=True python scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/<name>.py`.
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 3/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_interferometer.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_interferometer.md
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-Create `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test with
-autogalaxy ports of every autolens JAX-likelihood interferometer script, **excluding** `*_dspl.py`
-and `rectangular_sparse.py` unless it has an autogalaxy analogue (lens-specific; check first).
-
-__Scripts to port__
-
-From @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/:
-
-- `simulator.py`
-- `lp.py`
-- `mge.py`
-- `mge_group.py`
-- `rectangular.py`
-- `rectangular_mge.py`
-- `delaunay.py`
-- `delaunay_mge.py`
-
-**Skip**: `rectangular_dspl.py`, `simulator_dspl.py`, and `rectangular_sparse.py` (confirm with
-user if unsure whether the sparse interferometer path has an autogalaxy equivalent).
-
-__Pytree prerequisite — likely blocker__
-
-`autogalaxy/interferometer/model/analysis.py` has no pytree registration method. Compare the
-autolens equivalent in @PyAutoLens/autolens/interferometer/model/analysis.py and mirror it on
-autogalaxy — register `FitInterferometer`, `DatasetModel`, `Galaxies`.
-
-If the registration is missing, stop and ship a PyAutoGalaxy library PR first (treat as spawn-off
-task via `/start_dev`). Same policy as task 3: do not paper over with in-script registrations.
-
-__Three-step JAX pattern__
-
-Same contract as task 3 — NumPy baseline, JIT round-trip, scalar log-likelihood match. Print
-`PASS: jit(fit_from) round-trip matches NumPy scalar.`
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/__init__.py`
-2. Ported scripts.
-3. Appended to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-4. Any required PyAutoGalaxy library PRs merged first.
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Task 3 completing the PyAutoGalaxy `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees` scaffold —
-some of its helpers (e.g. `DatasetModel` registration) will already be in place and should be
-reused rather than duplicated.
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 4/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_multi.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_multi.md
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--- a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_jax_likelihood_multi.md
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-Create `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/multi/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test with autogalaxy
-ports of every autolens multi-dataset JAX-likelihood script, **excluding** `*_dspl.py`.
-
-__Scripts to port__
-
-From @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/multi/:
-
-- `simulator.py`
-- `lp.py`
-- `mge.py`
-- `mge_group.py`
-- `rectangular.py`
-- `rectangular_mge.py`
-- `delaunay.py`
-- `delaunay_mge.py`
-
-**Skip**: any `*_dspl.py`.
-
-__Context__
-
-The `multi/` scripts exercise `af.FactorGraphModel` / multi-dataset joint fits. The autolens
-versions combine an imaging dataset and an interferometer dataset with tied lens-galaxy params.
-Autogalaxy versions should tie **galaxy** params across datasets (no lens/source split).
-
-__Pytree prerequisite__
-
-Both `AnalysisImaging` and `AnalysisInterferometer` on autogalaxy need pytree-registered
-`fit_from`. If tasks 3 and 4 have landed first, this should follow naturally. If any multi-dataset
-registration is missing (e.g. the factor-graph combining analysis), spawn a library task.
-
-__Three-step JAX pattern__
-
-Same as tasks 3 and 4.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/multi/__init__.py`
-2. Ported scripts.
-3. Appended to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Tasks 3 and 4 (imaging + interferometer pytree registration scaffolding in place).
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 5/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_model_composition.md b/active/autogalaxy_workspace_test_model_composition.md
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-Create `scripts/model_composition/` in @autogalaxy_workspace_test with an autogalaxy version of
-the autolens `multi_galaxy_mge.py` script.
-
-__Reference__
-
-@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/model_composition/multi_galaxy_mge.py
-
-That script exercises PyAutoFit's model-composition machinery on an autolens lens-plus-source
-model with MGE bases. Strip it to an autogalaxy equivalent — multiple `al.Galaxy` objects in a
-single plane (no lens/source split, no ray-tracing), each composed from an MGE light basis.
-
-__Deliverables__
-
-1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/model_composition/__init__.py`
-2. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/model_composition/multi_galaxy_mge.py` — ported script. Use
-   `ag.Galaxy`, `ag.Galaxies`, `ag.ImagingAnalysis` (not `al.` / Tracer). Pick a small dataset
-   from an existing autogalaxy workspace example and model two galaxies each with an MGE.
-3. Append `model_composition/multi_galaxy_mge.py` to `smoke_tests.txt`.
-4. Verify locally with `PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE=2 PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS=1 python
-   scripts/model_composition/multi_galaxy_mge.py`.
-
-__Depends on__
-
-Task 1 (CI) must have merged so the new script runs in GitHub Actions. Review failure is cheaper
-on CI than locally once CI is wired up.
-
-__Umbrella issue__
-
-Task 2/9. Track under the epic issue on `PyAutoLabs/autogalaxy_workspace_test`.
diff --git a/active/autolens_profiling.md b/active/autolens_profiling.md
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-The likelihood package in autolens_profiling has scripts which profile the likelihood functions of many
-dataset types and models. However, I think each script is trying to do too many things:
-
-1) It gives a step-by-step run trhough of the likelihood function.
-2) It is used to compute run times on CPU, GPU and with different settings.
-
-The truth is, I often want to do these takss separately, so I either want to know
-
-"How fast is interferometer delaunay on an A100, and compare that to CPU, for ALMA and ALMA high res"
-
-or
-
-"Give me a step by step profiling of the imaging likelihood for JWST on GPU and suggest where we should optimize"
-
-The combination of all this information in the python scripts and likelihood package also means that the results,
-profiling information and interrpetation is confused because different ways of getting timings are being mixed.
-
-Therefore, can we split this into two packages, `likelihood_break_down` (or suggest better term) and
-`likelihood_total` (again feel free to suggest a better term).
-
-Then, do some deep research about how the profiling results for these two different use cases should be collected
-and presents. Like I said, one is about estimating how long the analysis of a certain type of science
-data might take with given hardware, the other is about understanding source code bottlenecks.
-
-This will also help a lot because the step-by-step profiling can take a long time, especially for things like
-eager numpy. The overall run times and time to gather the information being requested will therefore also
-reduce.
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diff --git a/active/automemory.md b/active/automemory.md
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-Rename the repository from **PyAutoPaper** to **PyAutoMemory**.
-
-## Context
-
-This rename is part of a broader architectural evolution of the PyAuto ecosystem into a software organism.
-
-Current organism architecture:
-
-* PyAutoMind — ideas, intent, goals and future work.
-* PyAutoBrain — planning, reasoning and orchestration.
-* PyAutoHands — execution.
-* PyAutoHeart — health, testing and readiness.
-* PyAutoMemory — long-term knowledge.
-
-PyAutoPaper has evolved beyond a repository of papers.
-
-It now stores and organises:
-
-* literature summaries
-* LLM-generated wikis
-* reading queues
-* accumulated scientific knowledge
-* project knowledge
-* architecture notes
-* information the organism has learned
-
-The repository is therefore functioning as the organism's long-term memory, not simply as a collection of papers.
-
-## Task
-
-Perform a repository-wide rename from PyAutoPaper to PyAutoMemory.
-
-Update:
-
-* README
-* documentation
-* repository metadata
-* package names (if applicable)
-* references in scripts
-* GitHub workflows
-* badges
-* URLs
-* internal documentation
-
-Where documentation currently refers to "papers", consider whether "knowledge", "memory", "literature", or "learned information" better reflects the repository's new role.
-
-Do not change functionality.
-
-Maintain backwards compatibility wherever practical.
-
-Add a README section explaining that PyAutoMemory stores what the organism has learned, including literature summaries, scientific knowledge and project knowledge.
-
-Run all available validation.
-
-Create a single PR titled:
-
-Rename PyAutoPaper to PyAutoMemory
diff --git a/active/automind.md b/active/automind.md
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--- a/active/automind.md
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-Rename the repository from **PyAutoPrompt** to **PyAutoMind**.
-
-## Context
-
-The PyAuto ecosystem is evolving into a software organism.
-
-Current organism architecture:
-
-* PyAutoMind — ideas, intent, priorities and goals.
-* PyAutoBrain — reasoning and planning.
-* PyAutoHands — execution.
-* PyAutoHeart — health and readiness.
-* PyAutoMemory — accumulated knowledge.
-
-Although this repository began life as a prompt repository, it has evolved significantly.
-
-It now contains:
-
-* ideas
-* prompts
-* active tasks
-* completed tasks
-* planning
-* priorities
-* workflow state
-* project direction
-
-The repository no longer simply stores prompts.
-
-Instead, it represents the organism's intentions and ambitions.
-
-The Mind decides what the organism wants to become.
-
-The Brain determines how to achieve those goals.
-
-## Task
-
-Perform a careful repository-wide rename from PyAutoPrompt to PyAutoMind.
-
-Update:
-
-* README
-* documentation
-* architecture documents
-* scripts
-* GitHub workflows
-* references throughout the repository
-
-Update documentation so it consistently describes the repository as the source of:
-
-* ideas
-* goals
-* intent
-* future work
-* priorities
-
-rather than simply "prompts".
-
-Preserve all functionality.
-
-Maintain backwards compatibility wherever practical.
-
-Add a README section describing the relationship between:
-
-Mind → Brain → Hands → Heart
-
-and explain why this repository now represents the Mind of the PyAuto organism.
-
-Run all available validation.
-
-Create one PR:
-
-Rename PyAutoPrompt to PyAutoMind
diff --git a/active/blackjax_nuts.md b/active/blackjax_nuts.md
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-The folloeing examples show simple searches using JAX gradients in autofit:
-
-autofit_workspace_developer/searches_minimal
-
-Wrtie a example nuts_jax.py, which runs blackjax's NUTS sampler on the examples in this folder and provide the
-timing and whatnot information on how the run. goes.
-
-This is BlackJAX:
-
-https://github.com/blackjax-devs/blackjax
-
-Once that is running and working, then go to the use case in @z_projects/concr/scripts/cancer_sim/graphical.py and 
-write a file graphical_nuts.py which runs nuts on that.
diff --git a/active/border_relocator_none_mesh_grid.md b/active/border_relocator_none_mesh_grid.md
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-When running pixelization scripts under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2`, an `AttributeError` is raised
-inside `BorderRelocator.relocated_mesh_grid_from` because `source_plane_mesh_grid` arrives as
-`None`. This was masked for a long time by the `positions_likelihood_from` zero-size-array
-crash (now fixed in `@PyAutoLens` PR #479 / issue #477). With that crash gone, the next test-
-mode pixelization run hits this one immediately.
-
-## Reproducer
-
-```bash
-cd autolens_workspace
-PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 python scripts/imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py
-```
-
-## Traceback
-
-```
-File "@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py", line 79, in log_likelihood_function
-File "@PyAutoArray/autoarray/fit/fit_dataset.py", line 361, in figure_of_merit
-File "@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/fit_imaging.py", line 156, in inversion
-File "@PyAutoLens/autolens/lens/to_inversion.py", line 479, in inversion
-File "@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/galaxy/to_inversion.py", line 205, in linear_obj_list
-File "@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/galaxy/to_inversion.py", line 188, in linear_obj_galaxy_dict
-File "@PyAutoLens/autolens/lens/to_inversion.py", line 436, in mapper_galaxy_dict
-File "@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/galaxy/to_inversion.py", line 489, in mapper_from
-File "@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/mesh/delaunay.py", line 158, in interpolator_from
-File "@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/mesh/abstract.py", line 91, in relocated_mesh_grid_from
-File "@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/border_relocator.py", line 450, in relocated_mesh_grid_from
-    grid=mesh_grid.array, origin=origin, a=a, b=b, phi=phi, xp=xp
-         ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'array'
-```
-
-## Where the None comes from
-
-`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/mesh/abstract.py:90-94` calls
-`border_relocator.relocated_mesh_grid_from(grid=source_plane_data_grid, mesh_grid=source_plane_mesh_grid, xp=xp)`
-without checking that `source_plane_mesh_grid` is non-None — under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` the
-random/unphysical mass model traces all the data grid into NaN/inf and the upstream pipeline
-hands the relocator a `None` mesh grid.
-
-`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mesh/border_relocator.py:429-456` then dereferences
-`mesh_grid.array` without a None guard.
-
-## What to investigate
-
-1. Walk back up the call chain to find where `source_plane_mesh_grid` becomes `None`. Is it
-   produced lazily inside the mesh class? Inside the `to_inversion` machinery on
-   `@PyAutoGalaxy`? Or somewhere in the source-plane ray-tracing? The right fix probably
-   lives at the point of construction, not at the relocator.
-2. Decide between **(a)** a root-cause fix that prevents `None` from being produced (preferred
-   — keeps relocator semantics tight), or **(b)** a defensive guard in `BorderRelocator`/the
-   abstract mesh layer that returns the unrelocated grid (or a synthetic stand-in) when the
-   mesh grid is missing under `is_test_mode()`.
-3. Check whether option (b) should follow the same pattern as the recently-shipped
-   `Result.positions_likelihood_from` fallback (`is_test_mode()` guard, synthetic stand-in,
-   single `logger.warning`) so test-mode behaviour is consistent across the codebase.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Don't reintroduce a workaround at the workspace level — the `os.environ.pop` dance was just
-  removed in `@autolens_workspace` PR #102.
-- Don't change `@PyAutoLens` `Result.positions_likelihood_from` — that fallback already works.
-  This is a separate downstream bug in `@PyAutoArray`.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 python scripts/imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py` should no
-longer crash inside the relocator. Other pixelization scripts (`rectangular.py`,
-`voronoi.py`, etc.) should be sanity-checked under the same env vars to confirm they aren't
-hiding the same `None` mesh-grid path.
diff --git a/active/build.md b/active/build.md
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-# I actually think the Build Agent should be the second
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-I actually think the Build Agent should be the second canonical PyAutoBrain agent, because it demonstrates that Brain agents don't execute directly—they coordinate organs.
-
-The flow becomes:
-
-PyAutoMind
-    ↓
-Build Agent (PyAutoBrain)
-    ↓
-Health Agent (PyAutoBrain)
-    ↓
-PyAutoHeart
-    ↓
-GREEN / YELLOW / RED
-    ↓
-Build Agent
-    ↓
-PyAutoBuild (future PyAutoHands)
-
-The Build Agent is therefore the executive function. It owns the build workflow, but delegates health decisions to the Health Agent.
-
-I'd give Codex this prompt:
-
-Implement the second specialist PyAutoBrain agent: Build Agent.
-
-Context
-
-The PyAuto ecosystem is evolving into a software organism.
-
-Current architecture:
-
-PyAutoMind
-Stores intent, goals and future work.
-PyAutoBrain
-Contains specialist reasoning agents.
-PyAutoHeart
-Performs health monitoring, testing and readiness checks.
-PyAutoBuild
-Performs software execution, release tasks and repository actions.
-(This may later be renamed PyAutoHands.)
-
-The first PyAutoBrain specialist agent is the Health Agent.
-
-The Build Agent should become the second.
-
-Fundamental architectural principle
-
-The Build Agent does not build software itself.
-
-PyAutoBuild performs builds.
-
-The Build Agent decides:
-
-whether building should happen,
-what should be built,
-when it should be built,
-which PyAutoBuild capabilities should be invoked,
-whether execution should continue or stop.
-
-The Build Agent is therefore an orchestration layer.
-
-It reasons.
-
-PyAutoBuild executes.
-
-Responsibilities
-
-The Build Agent should:
-
-understand build requests from PyAutoMind
-inspect repository state
-determine the required build actions
-request a health assessment from the Health Agent
-interpret the GREEN/YELLOW/RED result
-decide whether execution may proceed
-invoke the appropriate PyAutoBuild capabilities
-monitor execution
-produce a structured execution summary
-
-It must never duplicate PyAutoBuild functionality.
-
-Existing capability audit
-
-Before implementation:
-
-Audit the existing PyAutoBuild repository.
-
-Discover every existing capability including:
-
-bash scripts
-Python scripts
-Claude skills
-slash commands
-GitHub workflows
-deployment logic
-release logic
-packaging
-version management
-PR creation
-repository management
-automation scripts
-
-The Build Agent should understand these capabilities.
-
-It should call them.
-
-Not replace them.
-
-Boundary audit
-
-Confirm that PyAutoBuild contains only execution behaviour.
-
-If health-related logic is found:
-
-identify it,
-determine whether it belongs in PyAutoHeart,
-document the finding,
-avoid duplicating it inside the Build Agent.
-
-Likewise, ensure reasoning remains inside PyAutoBrain.
-
-The architecture should remain:
-
-PyAutoMind
-
-↓
-
-Build Agent
-
-↓
-
-Health Agent
-
-↓
-
-PyAutoHeart
-
-↓
-
-GREEN / YELLOW / RED
-
-↓
-
-Build Agent
-
-↓
-
-PyAutoBuild
-
-Build lifecycle
-
-The Build Agent should reason through a workflow similar to:
-
-
-
-
-Receive build request.
-
-
-
-
-Determine required execution steps.
-
-
-
-
-Request health assessment.
-
-
-
-
-Interpret Health Agent decision.
-
-GREEN
-
-Proceed automatically.
-
-YELLOW
-
-Proceed cautiously.
-
-Include warnings.
-
-RED
-
-Abort execution.
-
-Explain blockers.
-
-
-
-
-Invoke appropriate PyAutoBuild capabilities.
-
-
-
-
-Monitor execution.
-
-
-
-
-Summarise results.
-
-Interface
-
-Design a simple interface similar to:
-
-BuildDecision = BuildAgent().execute(...)
-
-returning structured information including:
-
-requested action
-health status
-execution plan
-execution summary
-warnings
-blockers
-follow-up recommendations
-Claude skill guidance
-
-If implementing as Claude skills:
-
-keep every .md file below 200 lines,
-split large skills into reusable components,
-keep instructions concise,
-place architecture documentation elsewhere.
-Documentation
-
-Update documentation describing the organism.
-
-Explain:
-
-PyAutoMind
-
-Creates intent.
-
-PyAutoBrain
-
-Reasons.
-
-Build Agent
-
-Coordinates execution.
-
-Health Agent
-
-Assesses readiness.
-
-PyAutoHeart
-
-Measures health.
-
-PyAutoBuild
-
-Performs work.
-
-The Build Agent should become the canonical example of how PyAutoBrain coordinates multiple organs.
-
-Future Brain agents
-
-Document how this pattern generalises to future agents such as:
-
-Feature Agent
-Bug Agent
-Refactor Agent
-Documentation Agent
-Research Agent
-Release Agent
-
-The Build Agent should be designed as a reusable template for future specialist Brain agents.
-
-Validation
-
-Run all available validation.
-
-Ensure every existing PyAutoBuild capability remains usable through the Build Agent.
-
-No existing functionality should regress.
-
-PR
-
-Create one PR titled:
-
-Implement initial PyAutoBrain Build Agent
-
-One design suggestion that emerged while writing this: I wouldn't make the Build Agent simply "call the Health Agent." Instead, I'd introduce the idea that Brain agents can consult one another. That means in the future:
-
-Feature Agent asks Health Agent if the codebase is in a good state for a refactor.
-Release Agent asks Build Agent to package a release.
-Research Agent asks Feature Agent to estimate implementation complexity.
-
-You start to get a genuine society of reasoning agents within PyAutoBrain, while the organs (Heart, Hands, Memory, Nerves) provide capabilities and state. That's a richer and more extensible architecture than every agent talking directly to every organ.
-
-
-
-But for the first implementation, let Build Agent include release workflows and document that release may later become its own agent.
-
-Reason:
-
-Build is broad: run packaging, create artifacts, invoke scripts, open PRs, deploy.
-Release is higher-stakes: versioning, changelog, PyPI, tags, cross-repo compatibility, human approval.
-Release should consult Health Agent more strictly than ordinary build work.
-
-So the mature architecture is:
-
-Release Agent
-    ↓ consults
-Health Agent
-    ↓
-PyAutoHeart
-
-Release Agent
-    ↓ requests execution from
-Build Agent
-    ↓
-PyAutoBuild
-
-Whereas day one can be:
-
-Build Agent
-    ├─ build mode
-    ├─ deploy mode
-    └─ release mode
-
-I’d update the prompt with this paragraph:
-
-Treat release as part of the initial Build Agent scope, because PyAutoBuild currently owns release/build/deployment execution. However, design the Build Agent so that release logic is clearly isolated as a “release mode” or “release workflow”. Do not mix release-specific reasoning into generic build execution.
-
-Document that a future PyAutoBrain Release Agent may be split out. In that future architecture, the Release Agent will make release-specific decisions about versioning, changelogs, PyPI/tags and human approval, consult the Health Agent for readiness, and then request execution from the Build Agent / PyAutoBuild.
-
-So: one agent now, clean seam for two later.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/cached_property_audit.md b/active/cached_property_audit.md
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-# Audit uncached @property on Fit classes — cache immutable computed results
-
-## Problem
-
-`FitImaging.model_data` is a plain `@property` that recomputes the
-entire inversion pipeline on every access. Any code that touches
-`fit.model_data` more than once (residuals, chi-squared, visualization,
-aggregator scripts) pays the full cost again. For a Delaunay source
-with 1500 mesh pixels, each recomputation is ~5-20s.
-
-This was discovered during quick-update rendering profiling: accessing
-`fit.model_data` once and `fit.subtracted_images_of_planes_list` once
-(which internally accesses `model_data` again) cost 13.7s just from
-redundant recomputation.
-
-`FitImaging` is constructed once and never mutated — the tracer,
-dataset, and settings are fixed at construction time. All computed
-properties should be safe to cache.
-
-## Scope
-
-### Primary: FitImaging / FitInterferometer / FitDataset
-
-Sweep these classes for `@property` methods that:
-1. Compute from other properties (creating a cascade of recomputation)
-2. Are accessed more than once in normal usage patterns
-3. Have no side effects and depend only on immutable constructor args
-
-Known candidates from profiling:
-- `FitImaging.model_data` — recomputes blurred image / inversion
-- `FitImaging.subtracted_images_of_planes_list` — accesses model_data
-- `FitImaging.model_images_of_planes_list` — may also recompute
-- `FitDataset.residual_map` — accesses model_data
-- `FitDataset.normalized_residual_map` — accesses residual_map
-- `FitDataset.chi_squared_map` — accesses residual_map + noise_map
-- `FitDataset.log_likelihood` — accesses chi_squared_map
-
-### Secondary: Other Fit classes
-
-- `FitInterferometer` — same pattern, different dataset type
-- `FitEllipse` / `FitQuantity` — check if same issue exists
-- `FitPointDataset` — likely simpler but worth checking
-
-### Tertiary: Non-fit classes with expensive @property
-
-While auditing, note any other classes in PyAutoArray / PyAutoGalaxy /
-PyAutoLens where `@property` methods do expensive computation that
-should be cached. Common patterns:
-- Grid transformations computed from immutable mask geometry
-- Convolver matrices derived from fixed PSF + mask
-- Tracer plane images derived from fixed galaxy list
-
-## Implementation
-
-For each candidate:
-1. Verify the class is immutable after construction (no setattr on
-   the attributes the property depends on)
-2. Change `@property` to `@cached_property` (from `functools` or
-   `autoconf`)
-3. If the class uses `__getstate__` / `__setstate__` (for pickling),
-   ensure cached values are included or excluded appropriately
-4. If the class is pytree-registered (for JAX), check that cached
-   values appear in `__dict__` and are handled by the flatten/unflatten
-   functions — cached properties that produce non-JAX-compatible types
-   (e.g. Python lists) may need to be excluded from the pytree
-
-## Testing
-
-- `pytest test_autoarray/` — must pass
-- `pytest test_autogalaxy/` — must pass  
-- `pytest test_autolens/` — must pass
-- Profiling: re-run `autolens_profiling/quick_update/imaging.py` and
-  `imaging_delaunay.py` to confirm model_data is no longer recomputed
-  during rendering
-- Smoke tests across workspaces
-
-## What this unblocks
-
-- Quick-update rendering becomes even faster (model_data computed once
-  per fit, not once per property access)
-- Aggregator scripts that iterate over many fits and access multiple
-  properties get a proportional speedup
-- Any user code that accesses fit properties in a loop benefits
diff --git a/active/ci_linkage.md b/active/ci_linkage.md
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-# Heart ↔ CI linkage: read release-grade CI from the Actions server, gate the right repos
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-Status: planned
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Milestone: M0 — foundational; the release-validation gate
-(`feature/pyautoheart/release_validation.md`) builds on a trustworthy CI signal.
-
-## Why
-
-The final design review of the Brain → Health → Heart chain found the CI signal
-Heart consumes is too coarse and too narrow to gate a release on, and its repo
-registry is stale. These are linkage bugs: Heart can read "CI", but not reliably
-the *right* CI. Fix the link before layering the deep release-validation gate on
-top of it.
-
-## Findings to fix (all verified in current code)
-
-1. **CI granularity is wrong for a gate.** `heart/checks/ci_status.sh` runs
-   `gh run list --repo <repo> --limit 1` — the single most recent run, *any
-   workflow, any branch*. But each workspace has THREE gating workflows
-   (`smoke_tests.yml`, `navigator_check.yml`, `url_check.yml`) on **two Pythons
-   (3.12, 3.13)**, and libraries gate on `pytest`. So "latest run" can report a
-   green `url_check` while `smoke_tests` was red, or a run on a feature branch.
-   For release readiness Heart must read the **conclusion of each *required*
-   workflow on the `main` HEAD commit**, not "the newest run."
-
-2. **readiness coverage is library-only.** `heart/readiness.py`'s hard gate loops
-   `DEFAULT_LIBRARIES` (the 5 libs) for CI/branch/dirty/behind. Workspace CI
-   conclusions are *observed* (`ci_status` writes per-repo sidecars) but **never
-   folded into the verdict** — only the aggregate `test_run` + `version_skew`
-   represent workspaces. Decision to make and implement: for release readiness,
-   **gate the workspaces' `smoke_tests` + `navigator_check` conclusions on main**
-   (RED on failure), or document explicitly why they stay advisory. (Recommended:
-   gate them — a red workspace smoke on main is a real release blocker.)
-
-3. **Read via the CI server, not via local reports.** The canonical continuous
-   "did it pass" signal should be the **GitHub Actions run conclusion** queried
-   from the Actions API — which is reachable from mobile via Brain's MCP GitHub
-   tools — with `report.json` kept as *detail enrichment only*, never a hard
-   dependency. This directly fixes the mobile fragility where a missing local
-   `report.json` makes `test_run` report "unknown → YELLOW" even though the cloud
-   `workspace-validation` run is green and queryable. (`test_run.py` already has a
-   `_cloud_verdict()` that reads the `workspace-validation.yml` conclusion via
-   `gh`; generalise that pattern: prefer the server conclusion, enrich with the
-   report when present, and make the server query work through the agent's MCP
-   path when `gh` is absent.)
-
-4. **`config/repos.yaml` is stale — broken linkage.** It still lists
-   `PyAutoPrompt` (renamed → PyAutoMind) under `build_workflow`, excludes
-   `PyAutoPaper` (renamed → PyAutoMemory), and does not poll the organism repos
-   `PyAutoBrain` / `PyAutoHeart` / `PyAutoMemory`. Update the registry to the
-   current names and add the organism repos so Heart watches what actually
-   exists. (Heart watching itself is fine and useful.)
-
-## Scope
-
-- Rework `ci_status` to record per-required-workflow conclusions on the `main`
-  HEAD per repo (keep the cheap one-line summary; the readiness consumer reads
-  the structured per-workflow detail).
-- Extend `readiness.py` to gate workspace CI per the decision in finding 2.
-- Make the run-conclusion the primary `test_run` signal (server-first, report as
-  enrichment), with a path that works without `gh` (agent-supplied via MCP).
-- Fix `config/repos.yaml` names + add organism repos.
-- Keep the `<30s` tick budget: the tick still reads conclusions cheaply (one
-  `gh`/API call per repo); the heavier per-workflow detail is fine because it is
-  still just metadata reads, no execution.
-
-## Validation
-
-- `pytest tests/` green; add cases for: per-workflow gating (a red `smoke_tests`
-  with a green `url_check` → RED, not green), workspace-CI gating, and the
-  server-first `test_run` resolution (report absent but server green → not
-  "unknown").
-- Run `pyauto-heart tick` + `readiness` and confirm the verdict reflects the
-  per-workflow, per-repo reality.
-
-## PR
-
-"PyAutoHeart: release-grade CI linkage (per-workflow gating, workspace coverage,
-server-first signal, registry refresh)".
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/codex_brain_skill_wrappers.md b/active/codex_brain_skill_wrappers.md
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-# Add Codex discovery for every PyAutoBrain agent
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- @PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-## Original request
-
-> yes, make SKILL.md wrappers for PyAutoBrain and any other repos you see a Claude bias
-
-## Scope
-
-Add thin Codex `SKILL.md` wrappers for every public agent exposed by
-`bin/pyauto-brain` and for existing Brain command/workflow surfaces. Keep the
-existing command Markdown and deterministic agent entrypoints canonical.
-
-Update `bin/install.sh` so a directory containing both `SKILL.md` and
-`<name>.md` installs both surfaces for Claude while installing the skill into
-Codex. Add isolated tests for dual-harness installation and remove
-Claude-specific assumptions from shared Brain workflow prose.
-
-## Acceptance criteria
-
-- Every public `pyauto-brain` conductor and faculty has a discoverable skill.
-- Existing Claude commands remain installed when a wrapper is present.
-- Existing and new skills install into both Claude and Codex skill roots.
-- Tests use temporary destinations and do not modify live agent configuration.
-- Skill metadata, links, shell syntax, and line-count checks pass.
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-# Add Codex wrappers across the remaining PyAuto organs
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- @PyAutoMind
-- @PyAutoHeart
-- @PyAutoBuild
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Depends on: `maintenance/pyautobrain/codex_brain_skill_wrappers.md`
-
-## Original request
-
-> yes, make SKILL.md wrappers for PyAutoBrain and any other repos you see a Claude bias
-
-## Scope
-
-Apply the phase-1 wrapper and installer contract to command-only canonical
-skills in PyAutoMind, PyAutoHeart, and PyAutoBuild. Update ownership and usage
-wording that assumes Claude is the only harness. Preserve Heart's intentional
-reference-only `/health` legs as non-top-level skills.
-
-## Acceptance criteria
-
-- `spawn`, `review_release`, `verify_install`, and `pre_build` are Codex skills.
-- Existing Claude command behavior remains available.
-- Cross-organ ownership documentation describes both harnesses.
-- All wrappers pass the same validation and isolated installer tests as phase 1.
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-# Normalize profiling skill metadata for Codex
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Repos:
-- @autolens_profiling
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Depends on: `maintenance/pyautobrain/codex_brain_skill_wrappers.md`
-
-## Original request
-
-> yes, make SKILL.md wrappers for PyAutoBrain and any other repos you see a Claude bias
-
-## Scope
-
-Change the existing `profile_likelihood` skill's frontmatter name to the
-Codex-compatible `profile-likelihood`, validate the skill, and verify that the
-dual-harness installer keeps the existing Claude directory while creating the
-hyphenated Codex directory.
-
-This task must remain queued until current `autolens_profiling` worktree claims
-clear; do not override profiling work for a metadata-only change.
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-# Contents block renders as one paragraph in generated notebooks
-
-## The problem
-
-Every workspace tutorial script that has a `__Contents__` block at the top of
-its module docstring uses the same pattern:
-
-```
-__Contents__
-
-**Model:** Compose the lens model fitted to the data.
-**Plotters:** Overview of plotting tools used for visualization.
-**Dataset Paths:** The `dataset_type` describes the type of data ...
-**Grid:** Define the 2d grid of (y,x) coordinates ...
-```
-
-When PyAutoBuild's `generate.py` converts the script to a notebook, this
-block becomes the contents of the first markdown cell. Markdown collapses
-consecutive non-blank lines into a single paragraph, so on GitHub
-(and in JupyterLab) every contents entry runs together as one continuous
-sentence — exactly the opposite of what the index is for.
-
-Confirmed in `ic50_workspace`'s `scripts/simulator.py` and verified by
-inspecting `autolens_workspace/notebooks/imaging/simulator.ipynb`'s top
-cell — the same one-big-paragraph rendering appears.
-
-## The fix
-
-Convert each `**Section:** description.` line to a Markdown bullet:
-
-```
-__Contents__
-
-- **Model:** Compose the lens model fitted to the data.
-- **Plotters:** Overview of plotting tools used for visualization.
-- **Dataset Paths:** The `dataset_type` describes the type of data ...
-- **Grid:** Define the 2d grid of (y,x) coordinates ...
-```
-
-Wrapped lines need a 2-space indent so they continue the same list item:
-
-```
-- **Real Data Preview:** Show one example real GDSC2 curve to anchor what
-  the simulator is trying to reproduce.
-```
-
-The change is purely Markdown — no Python semantics change, no .py-script
-behaviour change, no notebook-execution change. Diff is text-only inside
-triple-quoted module docstrings.
-
-A worked example shipped with `ic50_workspace` (commit
-`4cde480` on `main`):
-<https://github.com/Jammy2211/ic50_workspace/commit/4cde480>
-
-## Scope
-
-Apply this fix to every script in every workspace that has a
-`__Contents__` (or equivalent inline index) block in its module docstring.
-Confirmed-affected workspaces:
-
-- `autolens_workspace`
-- `autogalaxy_workspace`
-- `autofit_workspace`
-- `autolens_workspace_test`
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test`
-- `autofit_workspace_test`
-- `HowToLens`
-- `HowToGalaxy`
-- `HowToFit`
-- `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline`
-- `BSc_Galaxies_Project`
-
-For each repo:
-
-1. `grep -rln "__Contents__" scripts/` to find the affected files.
-2. For each file, inside the top-level `"""..."""` module docstring,
-   rewrite the `__Contents__` block so each `**Section:**` entry becomes
-   a `- **Section:**` bullet, with continuation lines indented two
-   spaces.
-3. Spot-check by regenerating the notebook for one or two scripts
-   (`PYTHONPATH=../PyAutoBuild/autobuild python3 ../PyAutoBuild/autobuild/generate.py <project>`)
-   and visually confirming the cell now renders as a list, not a
-   paragraph.
-4. Commit per repo with a single tidy commit (e.g.
-   `docs: render __Contents__ blocks as Markdown lists`) and push;
-   notebook regeneration is normally handled by the next `pre_build`
-   run, so don't dirty up unrelated notebooks unless the workspace's
-   own CI requires it.
-
-## Other Markdown paragraph-collapse risks worth a quick scan
-
-Same root cause may bite anywhere a docstring uses adjacent
-non-blank lines that the author intended as separate items:
-
-- `__Model__` blocks in workspace simulators that list bullet-like items
-  with a single leading space (` - foo` vs `- foo`) — these usually do
-  render as lists because Markdown allows up to 3 leading spaces, but
-  worth eyeballing.
-- Any `Steps`, `Notes`, `Outputs` block where each line starts with a
-  bold label.
-
-Don't go beyond `__Contents__` unless you find an additional concrete
-broken example — this prompt's scope is the contents-block fix.
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-Thread xp=np through convergence_func for profiles that currently lack it.
-
-## Problem
-
-Several profiles' `convergence_func` methods don't accept `xp=np`, causing
-`MGEDecomposer.decompose_convergence_via_mge` to crash with TypeError when
-the MGE potential calls it with `xp=xp`. Currently caught and SKIPped in the
-test suite, meaning these profiles' MGE-based potential is silently unavailable.
-
-## Affected Profiles
-
-- `PowerLawBroken` — inherits abstract `MassProfile.convergence_func` which
-  doesn't accept `xp`
-- `dPIEMass` — same
-- `dPIEPotential` — same
-- `SersicGradient` — overrides `convergence_func` without `xp` parameter
-
-## Fix
-
-1. Add `xp=np` to `MassProfile.convergence_func` in `abstract/abstract.py`
-2. Add `xp=np` to `SersicGradient.convergence_func` in `stellar/sersic_gradient.py`
-3. Thread `xp=xp` in any internal calls within these methods
-4. For profiles that override `convergence_func` (check all subclasses), ensure
-   `xp=np` is accepted
-
-After this fix, the MGE potential should work for PowerLawBroken, dPIEMass,
-dPIEPotential, and SersicGradient — removing 14 SKIPs from the test suite
-(though they may become FAILs due to Issue 1 if elliptical).
-
-## Verification
-
-Run `scripts/mass/total.py` and `scripts/mass/stellar.py` in
-@autolens_workspace_test. Profiles that currently SKIP should now run
-(PASS for spherical, FAIL for elliptical pending Issue 1 fix).
-
-## Repos
-
-- @PyAutoGalaxy (primary)
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-The files in autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/data_preparation were lost,
-but they are still backed up and safe in /mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Code/PyAutoOld/AIBACKUP/autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/data_preparation.
-
-Th esame is true for autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/data_preparation and
-/mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Code/PyAutoOld/AIBACKUP/autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/data_preparation.py
-
-Can you restore the code and make sure it works and runs on the new API?
-
-Can you also work out why we lost so much code and make sure we dont agian.
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-The different data structures in PyAutoArray are quite confusing, in some ways:
-
-- Array2D
-- ArrayIrrregular
-- Grid2D
-- GridIrregular
-
-And so on.
-
-They serve an important purpose, unifying the API and abstractions in a way which ensures a user can understand
-that data and grids can be paired to something uniform or not. Furthermore, the slam / native API is important
-in making both accessible, and streamlining how masked data vectors are stored.
-
-First, we should assess if this code can be simplified at all or if its acceptable. I dont have a better idea.
-
-You would probably beenfit from reading @autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/data_structurs.py to see how a user
-interfaces with these objects.
-
-However, things get more complex, as these objcts are used to define mappings at the profile level of 
-@PyAutoGalaxy/autoglaxy/profiles. For example for this function:
-
-class Isothermal(PowerLaw):
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        centre: Tuple[float, float] = (0.0, 0.0),
-        ell_comps: Tuple[float, float] = (0.0, 0.0),
-        einstein_radius: float = 1.0,
-    ):
-        """
-        Represents an elliptical isothermal density distribution, which is equivalent to the elliptical power-law
-        density distribution for the value slope = 2.0.
-
-        Parameters
-        ----------
-        centre
-            The (y,x) arc-second coordinates of the profile centre.
-        ell_comps
-            The first and second ellipticity components of the elliptical coordinate system.
-        einstein_radius
-            The arc-second Einstein radius.
-        """
-
-        super().__init__(
-            centre=centre,
-            ell_comps=ell_comps,
-            einstein_radius=einstein_radius,
-            slope=2.0,
-        )
-
-    def axis_ratio(self, xp=np):
-        axis_ratio = super().axis_ratio(xp=xp)
-        return xp.minimum(axis_ratio, 0.99999)
-
-    @aa.grid_dec.to_vector_yx
-    @aa.grid_dec.transform
-    def deflections_yx_2d_from(self, grid: aa.type.Grid2DLike, xp=np, **kwargs):
-        """
-        Calculate the deflection angles on a grid of (y,x) arc-second coordinates.
-
-        Parameters
-        ----------
-        grid
-            The grid of (y,x) arc-second coordinates the deflection angles are computed on.
-        """
-
-        factor = (
-            2.0
-            * self.einstein_radius_rescaled(xp)
-            * self.axis_ratio(xp)
-            / xp.sqrt(1 - self.axis_ratio(xp) ** 2)
-        )
-
-        psi = psi_from(
-            grid=grid, axis_ratio=self.axis_ratio(xp), core_radius=0.0, xp=xp
-        )
-
-        deflection_y = xp.arctanh(
-            xp.divide(
-                xp.multiply(xp.sqrt(1 - self.axis_ratio(xp) ** 2), grid.array[:, 0]),
-                psi,
-            )
-        )
-        deflection_x = xp.arctan(
-            xp.divide(
-                xp.multiply(xp.sqrt(1 - self.axis_ratio(xp) ** 2), grid.array[:, 1]),
-                psi,
-            )
-        )
-        return self.rotated_grid_from_reference_frame_from(
-            grid=xp.multiply(factor, xp.vstack((deflection_y, deflection_x)).T),
-            xp=xp,
-            **kwargs,
-        )
-
-The decorator @aa.grid_dec.to_vector_yx is used to understand that fr this function, the result
-that comes out must be a VectorYX object. It handles more typing, for example if a Grid2DIrregular comes in
-a VectorYXIrregular comes out, but a Grid2D produces a VectorYX object.
-
-There is also b ehaviour where if a numpy ndarray comes in, a numpy ndarray comes out without type casting,
-with the same behaviour for a JAX array.
-
-The problem is really just how complex things got i this decorator, which is all handled at
-@PyAutoArray/autoarray/structures/decorators. Its complicated, messy and hard to trace.
-
-So, can you give me your assessment of whether theres a quite large, sweeping restructure that an simplify trhis
-code but retain the desired functionality and behaviour? Think hard, this could require a good chunk of planning
-and no doubt extensie testing after!
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-# Datacube consumer for the cross-`Analysis` shared-state mechanism
-
-**Sub-task B of the `analysis_shared_state` epic** (see
-`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/analysis_shared_state.md`). Do **not** `/start_dev` this
-until sub-task A (the PyAutoFit mechanism + 1D Gaussian toy + autofit workspace
-tutorial/tests, PyAutoFit#1307) is close to shipping — the mechanism it consumes
-is delivered there.
-
-Primary repo: **@PyAutoLens**. Consumers/proof: **@autolens_workspace**,
-**@autolens_workspace_test**, **@autolens_profiling**.
-
-## Depends on (delivered by sub-task A)
-
-PyAutoFit ships the generic, domain-agnostic protocol:
-
-- `Analysis.shared_state_from(instance) -> None` (opt-in, default `None`), the
-  per-evaluation cross-factor sibling of `modify_before_fit`.
-- `log_likelihood_function(self, instance, shared=None, ...)` — defaulted kwarg.
-- `FactorGraphModel.log_likelihood_function` computes the shared object **once**
-  from the lead factor before the per-factor loop and forwards it to each factor
-  **only when non-`None`** (so non-cube graphs are byte-for-byte unchanged).
-
-The 1D Gaussian toy in `af.ex` + `autofit_workspace` + `autofit_workspace_test`
-is the worked, tested reference for how a consumer implements `shared_state_from`
-and a `shared`-aware `log_likelihood_function`. **Mirror it.**
-
-## Scope (Phases 4-5 of the original prompt)
-
-### Phase 4 — PyAutoLens: the datacube consumer
-- On the interferometer datacube path, implement the lensing-specific
-  `shared_state_from`: ray-trace the shared lens model once, build the Delaunay
-  mapper + mapping matrix `L` (and, where `uv_wavelengths`/`noise_map` are
-  channel-invariant, the curvature `F = LᵀW̃L`) once, returning them as a normal
-  **JAX pytree** of traced arrays (recomputed inside the jitted region each eval,
-  never memoised on the instance — see `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts`).
-- Make `AnalysisInterferometer.log_likelihood_function(self, instance, shared=None)`
-  consume the shared object in place of its own rebuild; the `shared is None`
-  fallback rebuilds everything so the single-channel path is unchanged.
-- Per-channel work that remains: data vector `D = Lᵀ·dirty_image` (channel
-  visibilities), NNLS reconstruction, log-evidence.
-- **Fall back to the current per-channel path** when the channel-invariance
-  precondition does not hold (`uv_wavelengths`/`noise_map` not ~channel-invariant —
-  i.e. outside the narrow-emission-line regime). The consumer owns this guard;
-  PyAutoFit trusts the provider.
-
-### Phase 5 — autolens_workspace + autolens_workspace_test + profiling
-- Update the datacube modeling/likelihood scripts
-  (`autolens_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/datacube/{likelihood_function,modeling,delaunay}.py`)
-  to opt into the shared path.
-- Add a **fast-assert datacube script** to `autolens_workspace_test` mirroring the
-  autofit_workspace_test pattern: prove `shared_state_from` runs once per eval
-  (counter), shared-vs-unshared likelihood equality, and a tiny end-to-end run.
-- Re-run `autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/datacube/delaunay.py` (carrying
-  the inversion-setup sub-decomposition step) and record the new cube cost. Per
-  the decomposition, ~97% of the per-channel inversion work is shareable, so the
-  inversion-setup block should drop ~17× for a 34-channel cube (≈60 s → ≈3.5 s);
-  the cube total drops from ~170 s toward the per-channel residual (data-vector
-  matmul + NNLS + log-ev) plus one shared mapper+L+F build. Compare against the
-  `inversion_setup_decompose_*.json` artifact for the channel-invariant/variant
-  split that sets the ceiling. Re-measure at ALMA scale on a quiet A100 to pin the
-  cube-level number (laptop SMA seconds are provisional; the ratios are robust).
-
-## Critical files
-
-PyAutoLens (Phase 4):
-- the `AnalysisInterferometer` likelihood path + interferometer `Inversion`/mapper construction
-
-Workspace / test / profiling (Phase 5):
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/interferometer/features/datacube/{likelihood_function,modeling,delaunay}.py`
-- `autolens_workspace_test/` — new fast-assert datacube script
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/datacube/delaunay.py`
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/OPTIMIZATION_NOTES.md`
-
-## Out of scope
-- A bespoke `DataCube` data class / cube-specific `Inversion` (the rejected option).
-- The dense-route variant (production uses the sparse / w̃ route; dense is not the target).
-- Cross-factor *gradients* — likelihood value only.
-
-## Cross-references
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/analysis_shared_state.md` — the epic tracker
-- PyAutoFit#1307 — sub-task A (the mechanism + toy this consumes)
-- autolens_workspace#120 — Aris's shared-`Lᵀ W̃ L` optimisation, the origin
-- `PyAutoPrompt/issued/alma_datacube.md` — Aris's Slack design + channel-invariance caveat
-- `PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/datacube.md` — the "analysis list API does not share information" problem statement
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-# Deep audit of autolens_assistant skills prose and tooling robustness
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 2 of the reference-assistant audit (phase 1: issue #33 / PR #34 — README/AGENTS
-cleanup and the two-mode model). Phase 1 deliberately did not read the individual skill
-bodies or the tooling; this prompt is that deep pass. Run it with a strong reviewing model
-(Fable): the skills themselves are executed by whatever model the user has, so the review
-standard is "would this recipe steer a *weaker* model correctly?", not "can a strong model
-fill the gaps?".
-
-**Prerequisite:** PR #34 merged, so the two-mode (teacher/assistant) model is settled text.
-
-**Expect to split into phased PRs at start_dev time** — suggested cut:
-
-## PR A — skill prose review (highest value)
-
-- Read every **mature** skill body end-to-end against `skills/_style.md` and the live
-  installed API (source-of-truth order in AGENTS.md; the code gate protects symbols, not
-  reasoning).
-- Tighten the Orient → Ask → Branch → Combine arcs: weak phrasing, buried decisions,
-  missing "when NOT to use this", stale workspace-example pointers.
-- Judge each recipe as instructions for a weaker model: are the steps executable without
-  inference leaps? Are failure modes and checks explicit? Fix in place; keep skill names
-  and frontmatter contracts stable.
-- `skills/_style.md` itself gets the same treatment (phase 1 only touched one sentence).
-- Optionally promote 1–2 stubs from the pending queue to full recipes if the review pass
-  makes them cheap (`al_subhalo_detect` first — README example 3 exercises it); do not
-  mass-fill stubs.
-
-## PR B — tooling robustness
-
-- `autoassistant/audit_skill_apis.py`: error paths, exit-code contract, and the
-  version-check UX — a version skew currently prints the same multi-paragraph
-  WorkspaceVersionMismatchError three times (once per library import); it should report
-  once, short, with the two remedies. Found while validating phase 1.
-- The PreToolUse code-gate hook: review wiring, bypass ergonomics, false-positive/negative
-  behaviour on the current stack.
-- `activate.sh`, `Makefile` targets, `config/` defaults, sandbox/cache env-var handling
-  (`NUMBA_CACHE_DIR`, `MPLCONFIGDIR`, `PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK`).
-- Refresh the pinned version baseline against the installed 2026.7 stack (the standing
-  Heart skew finding) or record why it must wait for the next release.
-
-## PR C — workflow skills + wiki spot-checks
-
-- `start-new-project.md` end-to-end review — the highest-stakes skill (it scaffolds user
-  repos); verify the copy/never-copy lists, lifecycle stages, and refer-back contract
-  against the actual template behaviour.
-- `contribute-upstream.md`, `init-slam.md`, `_bootstrap_skill.md` same treatment.
-- Spot-check `wiki/core/` operational pages (installation, hpc, sandbox, dataset) against
-  the installed stack; flag — don't rewrite — scientific content issues in
-  `wiki/literature/`.
-
-## Constraints (unchanged from phase 1)
-
-- AGENTS.md stays canonical; no parallel instruction files; safety invariants untouched.
-- Small reviewable diffs per skill; no renames; no premature generalisation — respect the
-  template-boundary notes in `modes/maintainer.md`.
-- Validate each PR: `audit_skill_apis.py` symbol audit, `make
-  validate-literature-citations`, link sweep; draft PRs, merge stays human.
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-# autofit_assistant: the deferred skill tranche (chain/custom/simulate/plot/debug)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autofit_assistant
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Author the deferred autofit_assistant skill tranche (deferral human-approved 2026-07-10 on autofit_assistant#1): af_chain_searches (prior passing / start points, grounded in autofit_workspace scripts/searches/start_point.py), af_custom_analysis (Analysis subclass patterns beyond plain wrapping: custom Result/visualization hooks, grounded in cookbooks/analysis.py), af_simulate_dataset (simulate 1D/user-model data for testing, grounded in scripts/simulators), af_plot_fit (autofit.plot + matplotlib-over-instances conventions, grounded in cookbooks and plot scripts), af_debug_fit_failure (triage flowchart: likelihood sanity, prior coverage, sampler diagnostics — expands af_run_search's triage section). House style per skills/_style.md; each skill's recipe must execute against the installed stack before shipping; register in skills/README.md + .claude/skills symlinks; run the four currency legs.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-10 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/fe0b3759-ba31-4d76-9ce1-aefd030356bd/scratchpad/raw_skill_tranche.md -->
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-# Delaunay qhull-only callback: move point location into JAX (likelihood-invariant)
-
-Type: refactor
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Speed up the JAX Delaunay likelihood by shrinking the scipy pure_callback to qhull-only. Currently InterpolatorDelaunay (PyAutoArray autoarray/inversion/mesh/interpolator/delaunay.py) runs scipy_delaunay through jax.pure_callback with vmap_method=sequential: triangulation + find_simplex on the ~18k oversampled data points + split-point find_simplex + numpy assembly, ~40-320ms of host-serial work per likelihood eval (scales with over-sampling), serialized per vmap lane — the measured reason the A100 Delaunay cell is 106.8ms/lane vs rectangular's 32.9ms. Proven PoC in autolens_profiling/scratch/delaunay_speedup/demo_1_callback_shrink.py: callback returns only simplices_padded + two fixed-shape adjacency tables (vertex->incident simplices, vertex->neighbor vertices, one vectorized numpy pass); point location moves into JAX as nearest-vertex seed + full 2-ring signed-barycentric containment (max-min-weight winner, misses fall back to nearest-vertex mapping = existing outside-hull semantics); dual areas via scatter-add, split points and their location also JAX-side (seed split points at their own nearest vertex, NOT the parent, to match KDTree fallback). PoC parity: 99.99% identical mappings (the 0.01-0.04% tail is the fallback), split grid 100%, matched rows 1e-15; host-serial 4.4x less at sub_size 1, 30x at sub_size 4. Implement fully in PyAutoArray: JAX branch of InterpolatorDelaunay.delaunay only (numpy/scipy path unchanged), including the jax_delaunay_matern variant, fixed global pad widths for the adjacency tables (assert in callback, fail loudly), chunked nearest-vertex distance search (VRAM under vmap). Hard requirement: the likelihood must be numerically unchanged — add parity testing in autolens_workspace_test: jax.jit round-trip + fitness._vmap batch eval comparing new vs old path log-evidence on the Delaunay imaging configs (and interferometer if covered), rtol at the pinned-value level (e.g. 1e-8 on log_evidence, plus exact mapping-matrix comparison modulo the documented fallback tail), exercised near-caustic so folded/skinny triangles are covered. Also keep the eager (xp=np) FitImaging reference assert. Library unit tests stay numpy-only per repo rules: unit-test the new point-location helpers with xp=np against scipy find_simplex on random + adaptive meshes. Do NOT change the fnnls/NNLS solver (separate follow-up task).
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
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-The dependencies of many core libraries, for example numpy, scipy, matplotlib and ultimately JAX,
-are capped or tied based on the code API. Its probably been like this for a long time, and looking to update
-these dependencies is a good idea, but must be balanced against source code tweaks and updates.
-
-Can you do an assessment of whether we can udpate the version of these libraries whilst maintaining a stable
-build where all github actions run and autobuild works ok. Dont just focus on the core libraries listed, but
-also do an assessment of other key libraries like astropy, scikit-image, scikit-learn. Priotize simplicity if
-necessary, but ultimately I think a version sweep update is long overdue.
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-# Docs infrastructure phases B+C: shared PyAuto theming + GitHub Pages hub
-
-Type: docs
-Target: libraries
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: medium
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase A (rtd_hygiene, PyAutoFit#1341) merged 2026-07-09 — this prompt graduates.
-Phase A carried the census findings and the RTD/CI hygiene scope; this prompt holds the
-decision record and phases B/C.
-
-## Original request (verbatim)
-
-> We've done lots of sweeps of high level functionality or design to ask Fable whether it
-> could be improved. This focused on the AI workflow and other things. We haven't asked it
-> about how our docs for each project (PyAutoFit, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens) are set up and
-> the link with readthedocs. Can you do a review and census of that and offer feedback?
-> Could this be something we move entirely to GitHub pages? Not saying we should but making
-> them more PyAuto-bespoke would be cool.
-
-Decision after the review: **middle path** — keep ReadTheDocs hosting, fix the hygiene
-findings, make the docs bespoke via shared Furo theming, and add a bespoke hub on GitHub
-Pages. Then:
-
-> Ok I don't want to use money for this currently, so I guess set up the github stuff but
-> in a way that doesn't cost so I can easily retrofit it with money later.
-
-**Zero-cost constraint:** everything ships on free infrastructure now
-(`*.readthedocs.io` + `pyautolabs.github.io`). Custom domains
-(`docs.pyautolens.org` etc. — all of pyautolens/pyautofit/pyautogalaxy/pyautolabs/pyauto
-`.org` were verified unregistered on 2026-07-09) are a later config-flip retrofit: register
-domain → RTD dashboard custom-domain setting per project → Pages CNAME + DNS. Nothing in
-this task may hard-bake the `pyautolabs.github.io` hostname in a way that makes that
-retrofit require restructuring (use relative links inside the hub; the RTD sites keep
-their canonical `*.readthedocs.io` URLs regardless).
-
-## Scope (phases B+C; phase A in rtd_hygiene.md)
-### Phase B — shared bespoke theming
-
-- One shared PyAuto brand layer for Furo across PyAutoFit/PyAutoGalaxy/PyAutoLens: palette
-  (start from Lens's `#7C4DFF`, give each project an accent), logo/wordmark in the
-  sidebar, consistent `html_theme_options`, a single `pyauto.css` replicated (or
-  vendored via `_templates`) into each repo's `docs/_static/`.
-- Light + dark variables both styled (Furo supports both natively).
-- Keep the AI-assistant note framing per the existing user-docs convention.
-
-### Phase C — hub on GitHub Pages (zero-cost)
-
-- New repo `PyAutoLabs/pyautolabs.github.io`: a bespoke static landing page — the PyAuto
-  front door — linking to the three RTD doc sites, the workspaces, HowToFit/Galaxy/Lens,
-  and autolens_assistant. Plain static HTML/CSS (no build framework needed), same brand
-  layer as Phase B.
-- Deploy via GitHub Pages from the repo (Actions or branch deploy — simplest that works).
-- Include a short `RETROFIT.md` recording the paid-domain upgrade path (registrar → DNS →
-  RTD custom domain per project → Pages custom domain + CNAME).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Migrating doc hosting off ReadTheDocs.
-- Versioned/`stable` docs activation.
-- The `plot.rst` content rewrite (PyAutoLens#592) and any API-page staleness fixes beyond
-  what the CI warning baseline forces.
-- PyAutoArray/PyAutoConf public docs (they have none; unchanged).
-
-## Cross-references
-
-- PyAutoLens#592 — stale plot API docs (separate content task).
-- `PyAutoHeart/heart/checks/url_check_live.py` — existing RTD URL liveness/rewrite checks;
-  a Heart check for "RTD last-build recency" would have caught finding 1 (nice-to-have,
-  may be split out to a Heart task).
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-I just used autolens_asssitant to produce the file @autolens_assistant/work/hst_lens_model.py
-
-It produced good code but the comment style was as follows:
-
-# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# 1. Load imaging + mask + adaptive over-sampling
-# ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
-# source: PyAutoArray:autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py  (Imaging.from_fits / apply_mask / apply_over_sampling)
-# source: PyAutoArray:autoarray/mask/mask_2d.py             (Mask2D.circular)
-
-dataset = al.Imaging.from_fits(
-    data_path=DATASET_PATH / "data.fits",
-    noise_map_path=DATASET_PATH / "noise_map.fits",
-    psf_path=DATASET_PATH / "psf.fits",
-    pixel_scales=PIXEL_SCALES,
-)
-
-
-If you look through the autolens_workspace/scripts, youll see we have a distinct style as follows:
-
-"""
-__Dataset__
-
-We begin by loading the dataset. Three ingredients are needed for lens modeling:
-
-1. The image itself (CCD counts).
-2. A noise-map (per-pixel RMS noise).
-3. The PSF (Point Spread Function).
-
-Here we use James Webb Space Telescope imaging of a strong lens called the COSMOS-Web ring. Replace these FITS paths 
-with your own to immediately try modeling your data.
-
-The `pixel_scales` value converts pixel units into arcseconds. It is critical you set this
-correctly for your data.
-"""
-dataset = al.Imaging.from_fits(
-    data_path=DATASET_PATH / "data.fits",
-    noise_map_path=DATASET_PATH / "noise_map.fits",
-    psf_path=DATASET_PATH / "psf.fits",
-    pixel_scales=PIXEL_SCALES,
-)
-
-This style is the PyAutoLens style, and it also allows us to do clever script to Notebook conversions which I think
-we will want to make part of autolens_assistant.
-
-Furthermore, autolens style has pairs these headers to a Contents section at the top:
-
-"""
-Start Here: Imaging
-===================
-
-Strong gravitational lenses are often observed with CCD imaging, for example using HST, JWST,
-or ground-based telescopes.
-
-This script shows you how to model such a lens system using **PyAutoLens** with as little setup
-as possible. In about 15 minutes you’ll be able to point the code at your own FITS files and
-fit your first lens.
-
-We focus on a *galaxy-scale* lens (a single lens galaxy). If you have multiple lens galaxies,
-see the `start_here_group.ipynb` and `start_here_cluster.ipynb` examples.
-
-__Contents__
-
-- **JAX:** JAX acceleration for fast GPU/CPU model-fitting.
-- **Google Colab Setup:** The introduction `start_here` examples are available on Google Colab, which allows you to run them.
-- **Imports:** Import the required Python libraries.
-- **Dataset:** Load and plot the strong lens dataset.
-- **Extra Galaxy Removal:** There may be regions of an image that have signal near the lens and source that is from other.
-- **Masking:** Lens modeling does not need to fit the entire image, only the region containing lens and source.
-- **Model:** Compose the lens model fitted to the data.
-- **Model Fit:** Perform the model-fit using the search and analysis.
-- **Iterations Per Update:** Every `iterations_per_quick_update`, the non-linear search outputs the maximum likelihood model and.
-- **Live Visual Update:** Opt-in live matplotlib window (scripts) or Jupyter cell refresh (notebooks) during the fit.
-- **Result:** Overview of the results of the model-fit.
-- **Extra Galaxy Removal GUI:** The model-fit above removed a region of the image to the south-east of the lens, which contains.
-- **Model Your Own Lens:** If you have your own strong lens imaging data, you are now ready to model it yourself by adapting.
-- **Simulator:** Let’s now switch gears and simulate our own strong lens imaging.
-- **Sample:** Often we want to simulate *many* strong lenses — for example, to train a neural network or to.
-- **Wrap Up:** Summary of the script and next steps.
-"""
-
-Can you update autolens_assistant to use this style for all code it writes? 
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diff --git a/active/einstein_radius_zero_contour_migration.md b/active/einstein_radius_zero_contour_migration.md
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-# Fast visualization Phase B — Euclid effective_einstein_radius latent via zero_contour
-
-Re-enable the `effective_einstein_radius` latent variable in the Euclid
-pipeline workspace by routing it through the JAX-traceable
-`einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from()` rather than the legacy
-marching-squares `einstein_radius_from(grid=...)` that forced the latent
-off-JAX.
-
-This is Phase B of `z_features/fast_visualization.md`. Phase A′ (PR
-PyAutoGalaxy#434, PR PyAutoLens#527, PR autolens_workspace_test#111)
-landed the perf cache + safety net that makes this migration viable
-without paying the ~10s ZeroSolver compile cost on every Nautilus
-sample.
-
-## Background
-
-The `effective_einstein_radius` latent was commented out in
-`euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py` because the only
-available method, `tracer.einstein_radius_from(grid=...)`, routes
-through `skimage.measure.find_contours` — not JAX-traceable. With
-`use_jax=True` (the default for Euclid pipeline fits) the latent
-computation either had to flip `self._use_jax = False` per sample
-(slow workaround used in `z_projects/euclid`) or be disabled outright
-(approach taken in `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline`).
-
-After PR `Jammy2211/PyAutoGalaxy#434`, the
-`einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from()` path is fast on repeat calls
-(~68 ms warm on CPU on an SIE) because `LensCalc` now caches its
-`(f, ZeroSolver)` pair. That makes it viable as the standard latent
-computation: the first sample pays the one-time ~10 s ZeroSolver JIT
-compile; every subsequent sample reuses the cached compile.
-
-`z_projects/euclid/scripts/util.py` is live science work for the DR1
-catalogue paper and is **not** touched by this migration; the science
-branch picks up the change on its own cadence.
-
-## What to change
-
-### 1. `LATENT_KEYS` list
-
-`@euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py` around line 305-315
-
-Uncomment the commented-out `latent_effective_einstein_radius` entry
-and **rename to `latent.effective_einstein_radius`** so the dotted
-naming matches the surrounding entries (`latent.total_lens_flux`,
-`latent.magnification`, etc.). The underscore form is a typo from the
-original commented-out version.
-
-```python
-LATENT_KEYS = [
-    "latent.total_lens_flux",
-    "latent.total_lens_flux_1_fwhm",
-    "latent.total_lens_flux_2_fwhm",
-    "latent.total_lens_flux_3_fwhm",
-    "latent.total_lens_flux_4_fwhm",
-    "latent.total_lensed_source_flux",
-    "latent.total_source_flux",
-    "latent.magnification",
-    "latent.effective_einstein_radius",
-]
-```
-
-### 2. `compute_latent_variables` body — Einstein radius computation
-
-`@euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py` around line 488-495
-
-Replace the commented-out block with a dispatch that respects the
-Analysis's `use_jax` setting:
-
-```python
-# EFFECTIVE EINSTEIN RADIUS
-
-try:
-    if self._use_jax:
-        effective_einstein_radius = tracer.einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from()
-    else:
-        effective_einstein_radius = tracer.einstein_radius_from(
-            grid=self.dataset.grids.lp,
-        )
-except ValueError:
-    # No tangential critical curve found (degenerate model — e.g. very
-    # weak lens with no eigenvalue zero-crossing). The latent is
-    # undefined for this sample; record as NaN.
-    effective_einstein_radius = xp.nan
-```
-
-Notes:
-
-- **Branch on `self._use_jax`.** `_via_zero_contour_from()` always
-  imports `jax.numpy` and calls `ZeroSolver` internally — it does not
-  consult the caller's `xp`. Routing a `use_jax=False` user through it
-  would silently pull JAX into their critical path and raise
-  `ModuleNotFoundError` if they don't have `jax_zero_contour`
-  installed. The dispatch above keeps the legacy marching-squares
-  numpy path for users who explicitly opted out of JAX, and routes
-  JAX users through the fast traceable path that PR #434 makes viable.
-- **Use `except ValueError:` specifically**, not bare
-  `except Exception:`. Both `_init_guess_from_coarse_grid` (zero_contour
-  path) and `find_contours`-based fallbacks raise `ValueError` for
-  "no zero crossings"; that's the expected recoverable failure.
-  Other exceptions (e.g. `ModuleNotFoundError` if `jax_zero_contour`
-  is uninstalled despite `use_jax=True`, or a `TypeError` from a JAX
-  trace mismatch) must propagate loudly per
-  `feedback_no_silent_guards`.
-- **No `grid=` argument on the zero_contour branch.** That method
-  traces the curve directly without a dense grid. The legacy
-  `tracer.einstein_radius_from(grid=...)` call still needs
-  `self.dataset.grids.lp`.
-- **Do NOT flip `self._use_jax = False`** to coerce JAX users back to
-  the numpy path. The point of the migration is that JAX users get
-  the JAX path end-to-end; the workaround that `z_projects/euclid`
-  carries is no longer needed.
-
-### 3. Returned tuple at line 497-507
-
-Uncomment the `effective_einstein_radius` entry so the returned tuple
-matches the `LATENT_KEYS` length:
-
-```python
-return (
-    total_lens_flux_muJy,
-    total_lens_flux_muJy_aperture_list[0],
-    total_lens_flux_muJy_aperture_list[1],
-    total_lens_flux_muJy_aperture_list[2],
-    total_lens_flux_muJy_aperture_list[3],
-    total_lensed_source_flux_muJy,
-    total_source_flux_muJy,
-    magnification,
-    effective_einstein_radius,
-)
-```
-
-Verify the tuple length matches `len(LATENT_KEYS)` (now 9).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- **No `z_projects/euclid` edits.** Live science work for the DR1
-  catalogue paper. The science branch picks up the change on its own
-  cadence after this lands.
-- **No library changes.** This is purely a workspace edit; the library
-  API needed (`einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from()`) already exists
-  and shipped fast in PyAutoGalaxy #434.
-- **No tracker / `LATENT_KEYS` extension** beyond Einstein radius. If
-  you want additional latents (e.g. critical-curve area, magnification
-  at a specific position), file a separate prompt.
-
-## Verification
-
-1. **Pipeline smoke run:**
-   `/smoke_test euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline` — all 6 scripts
-   pass with the updated latent code path. Set
-   `PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK=1` in the env prefix per the
-   pattern used during Phase A′ smoke (the workspace's
-   `config/general.yaml` doesn't pin `workspace_version`, which causes
-   the version check to mismatch the installed library version — this
-   is a routine workspace-vs-library drift, not a regression of this
-   PR).
-
-2. **Latent output inspection (use_jax=True path).** Run one of the
-   pipeline scripts with the latent computation enabled
-   (`PYAUTO_SKIP_FIT_OUTPUT=0`, `PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION=0`,
-   `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` to get a small real fit). Inspect the resulting
-   `output/.../latent/latent_summary.json` and confirm
-   `latent.effective_einstein_radius` is present and finite. The value
-   should be in the expected range for the lens (typically 0.5–2.0
-   arcsec for a typical Euclid strong lens).
-
-3. **Both `use_jax` paths exercised.** The dispatch branches on
-   `self._use_jax`, so both branches need a smoke. The smoke list runs
-   under `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` (forces `use_jax=False`) per the
-   workspace's `config/build/env_vars.yaml` — that already covers the
-   numpy branch. For the JAX branch, run **one** pipeline script
-   manually without `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX`:
-
-   ```bash
-   PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK=1 PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1 \
-     python start_here.py \
-       --dataset=102018665_NEG570040238507752998 \
-       --sample=q1_walsmley
-   ```
-
-   Confirm `latent.effective_einstein_radius` is finite in the output
-   `latent_summary.json` and that no `ModuleNotFoundError` /
-   `falling back to numpy` warning fires during latent computation.
-
-4. **No silent `_use_jax = False` flip.** Skim the script logs for
-   any "JAX backend disabled" / "falling back to numpy" warning during
-   the latent step. If something flips backends silently mid-search,
-   the migration hasn't actually landed the JAX path.
-
-## References
-
-- `z_features/fast_visualization.md` — parent tracker, Phase B section.
-- PyAutoGalaxy PR #434 (merged 2026-05-21) — `(f, ZeroSolver)` cache
-  fix that makes warm `_via_zero_contour_from()` calls ~68 ms instead
-  of ~10 s. The migration depends on this PR shipping in an installed
-  library version.
-- PyAutoLens PR #527 (merged 2026-05-21) — broad `except` tighten in
-  the visualizer; relevant because the migration's `except ValueError`
-  uses the same "tight catch, loud on unexpected" pattern.
-- `feedback_no_silent_guards` (memory) — codebase rule against bare
-  `except Exception: return nan` patterns.
-- `feedback_euclid_pipeline_not_z_projects` (memory) — `z_projects/euclid`
-  is off-limits; this prompt targets the pipeline workspace only.
-- `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts` (memory) — the JIT cache identity
-  bug that PR #434 fixed; relevant if the warm-call latency on Euclid
-  ever regresses past ~100 ms.
diff --git a/active/ellipse_fitting_jax.md b/active/ellipse_fitting_jax.md
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-- Ellipse fitting is defined in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse, with scientific walk throughts in
-@autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/ellipse .
-
-It currently does not support JAX, the final goal is to add JAX support through the likelihood function, such that
-@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/model/analysis.py, Analysis.log_likelihood_function is JAX compatible.
-
-You can refer to @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/model/analysis.py to see how JAX is supported in an
-analysis class.
-
-Before starting JAX work, can you make integration tests in @autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts, in particular:
-
-- visualization.py to test the ellipse/visualization of the ellipse fitting.
-- jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse to test the JAX likelihood function of the ellipse fitting.
-- Note how this will give a step by step guide of the code in numpy, which are then the steps we need to convert to support JAX.
-
-
-There are a few nasty and poorly written loops which will ned careful conversion to JAX, these are unit tests
-but lets make double sure we keep our numerics in the test workspace and so that when these are changed
-we dont lose functionality:
-
-        if self.interp.mask_interp is not None:
-
-            i_total = 300
-
-            total_points_required = points.shape[0]
-
-            for i in range(1, i_total + 1):
-
-                total_points = points.shape[0]
-                total_points_masked = np.sum(self.interp.mask_interp(points) > 0)
-
-                if total_points_required == total_points - total_points_masked:
-                    continue
-
-                if total_points_required < total_points - total_points_masked:
-
-                    number_of_extra_points = (
-                        total_points - total_points_masked - total_points_required
-                    )
-
-                    unmasked_indices = np.where(self.interp.mask_interp(points) == 0)[0]
-                    unmasked_indices = unmasked_indices[number_of_extra_points:]
-
-                    points = points[unmasked_indices]
-
-                    continue
-
-Adding specific unit tests on this before the conversion to something which supports JAX Is adviced.
-
-Note that we will need the Drawer searchin autofit to support JAX jit.
-
-Put this all together as a sequence of prompts which we run as a feature in z_features (analogous to [weak_shear.md](../z_features/weak_shear.md))
-
-Do deep research and thikning on what else is required for this feature before makin the final plan.
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diff --git a/active/ellipse_modeling_visualization_jit.md b/active/ellipse_modeling_visualization_jit.md
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-# Phase D.2.b.ii — `ellipse/visualization_jax.py` + `ellipse/modeling_visualization_jit.py` for autogalaxy_workspace_test
-
-Authors the missing JAX-backed visualization integration scripts for
-the `ellipse` dataset type. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/ellipse/`
-currently has only the non-JAX `visualization.py`; both
-`visualization_jax.py` (single-shot) and `modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-(JIT-cached + live Nautilus) are absent.
-
-Phase D.2.b.ii of `z_features/fast_visualization.md`. With the quantity
-package archived (D.2.b.i scope was dropped), this and D.2.b.iii (weak
-lensing) are the remaining gaps. Per session decision, only **ellipse**
-is in scope here; weak lensing is parked indefinitely (needs library
-work first to author `AnalysisWeak`).
-
-## Inherited infrastructure
-
-- `AnalysisEllipse.__init__` already accepts `use_jax=True`. It passes
-  `**kwargs` to `super().__init__(...)` (the parent `af.Analysis`
-  init), so `use_jax_for_visualization=True` flows through to the
-  parent — no library change required *unless* `fit_for_visualization`
-  fails on a `FitEllipseSummed` return type (the JIT path requires the
-  return type to be pytree-registered).
-- `VisualizerEllipse` exists at `autogalaxy/ellipse/model/visualizer.py`
-  with `visualize_before_fit` and `visualize` methods following the
-  imaging variant's signature.
-- Existing `ellipse/visualization.py` provides the dataset
-  (`dataset/imaging/jax_test` — pre-built from
-  `jax_likelihood_functions/imaging/simulator.py`), mask construction
-  (`mask_generous`, `mask_tight`), and the model shapes
-  (`Ellipse` + `EllipseMultipole` + `EllipseMultipoleScaled`).
-
-## What to author
-
-### 1. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/ellipse/visualization_jax.py`
-
-Single-shot JAX-backed visualization pilot. Mirror the structure of
-`autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`
-(PR #54 / #55 lineage):
-
-- Same dataset path and mask as `ellipse/visualization.py` — single
-  `mask_generous` scenario.
-- Simpler model: a single `af.Model(ag.Ellipse)` (no multipoles for
-  the pilot — multipoles are exercised by `visualization.py`).
-- `analysis = ag.AnalysisEllipse(dataset=dataset, use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=True, title_prefix="JAX_PILOT")`.
-- `VisualizerEllipse.visualize(analysis=..., paths=..., instance=..., during_analysis=False)`.
-- Assert the expected ellipse PNG lands on disk (verify the actual
-  artifact name at impl time — `fit_ellipse.png` is plausible per the
-  existing `visualization.py`).
-- Append the autogalaxy non-lensing Sanity block from Phase D.2.a
-  (PR #55) — `fit.figure_of_merit` finite. **Skip `fit.model_data`
-  assertion** — `FitEllipseSummed` may not expose a `model_data`
-  attribute; verify at impl time and either use it or document why
-  it's omitted.
-
-### 2. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/ellipse/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-
-JIT-cached + live Nautilus pattern. Mirror the structure of
-`autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-(PR #54):
-
-- Part 1 — caching probe. Build `model_mge` (here: a single
-  `ag.Ellipse` model — name kept for parity with the imaging variant's
-  `_mge` naming). Call `analysis_mge.fit_for_visualization(instance_mge)`
-  twice; assert `cached_time < compile_time * 0.5`. **Note:** the
-  `cached < 0.5 * compile` assertion was fragile on the autogalaxy
-  imaging pixelization variants but stable on autogalaxy imaging
-  parametric. Ellipse is parametric — should be stable. If local
-  timings show the assertion fails on CPU with these small datasets,
-  loosen to `< compile_time` (any speedup at all) and document.
-- Sanity block — same shape as the autogalaxy non-lensing template
-  used in `visualization_jax.py` above, on the cached `fit_2`.
-- Part 2 — live Nautilus quick-update. Build a similar single-ellipse
-  model and run `af.Nautilus(..., n_live=50, n_like_max=1500, iterations_per_quick_update=500)`.
-  Assert `fit_ellipse.png` (or whichever artifact is produced)
-  lands under `output/scripts/ellipse/images/modeling_visualization_jit/...`.
-  Mirror the autogalaxy imaging variant's `rglob` + `len > 0` shape.
-
-## Possible library snags
-
-If `analysis.fit_for_visualization(instance)` raises under
-`use_jax_for_visualization=True`:
-
-1. **`FitEllipseSummed` not pytree-registered** — most likely cause.
-   `jax.jit` needs every return type to be a registered pytree.
-   `register_instance_pytree(FitEllipseSummed, no_flatten=[...])` in
-   PyAutoGalaxy (similar to the existing `FitImaging` registration)
-   would fix it. Fork a follow-up library prompt if so; ship the
-   workspace scripts with `use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=False`
-   in that case and document the gap inline.
-2. **`fit_from` not JAX-traceable for ellipse** — the docstring at
-   `ellipse/model/analysis.py:115` claims it is. If it isn't, same
-   follow-up.
-
-These are out of scope for this prompt — surface as follow-up rather
-than fixing inline.
-
-## Verification
-
-1. **Local end-to-end.** Run both scripts directly with
-   `python scripts/ellipse/visualization_jax.py` and
-   `python scripts/ellipse/modeling_visualization_jit.py` from the
-   worktree. Confirm assertions pass and the printed Sanity values
-   are sensible.
-2. **Workspace smoke.** `/smoke_test autogalaxy_workspace_test` —
-   `visualization_jax*.py` and `modeling_visualization_jit*.py`
-   scripts are not in the smoke list (build-server only via
-   `run_all_scripts.sh`), so smoke covers other scripts for regression.
-3. **Pattern conformance.** Spot-check the new scripts diff-cleanly
-   against the autogalaxy imaging variants modulo dataset/model swap.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- **Weak lensing.** `autolens/weak/` has no `model/analysis.py` /
-  `AnalysisWeak` — entire modeling layer absent. Tracked separately
-  as a parked roadmap item; not in this PR.
-- **Library changes** beyond surfacing pytree-registration follow-ups
-  if `fit_for_visualization` fails.
-
-## References
-
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` and
-  `imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — primary templates (PR #54,
-  PR #55).
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/ellipse/visualization.py` —
-  dataset + mask + model template for the ellipse-specific bits.
-- `complete.md::viz-sanity-rollout-jit-scripts` (PR #54) and
-  `complete.md::viz-sanity-rollout-jax-scripts` (PR #55) — establish
-  the Sanity-block patterns used here.
-- `z_features/fast_visualization.md` — parent tracker; declare Phase D
-  shipped after this lands.
diff --git a/active/ellipse_no_run.md b/active/ellipse_no_run.md
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-- All ellipse example scripts under `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/ellipse/` are currently in
-  `autogalaxy_workspace/config/build/no_run.yaml` with a `NEEDS_FIX 2026-04-24` marker.
-
-  The five entries are:
-
-  - `ellipse/simulator`
-  - `ellipse/fit`
-  - `ellipse/modeling`
-  - `ellipse/multipoles`
-  - `ellipse/database`
-
-  They were parked because the ellipse model needs a refactor and JAX support (tracked separately in
-  `PyAutoPrompt/autogalaxy/ellipse_fitting_jax.md`). In particular, `ellipse/modeling` and
-  `ellipse/multipoles` time out under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` in the mega-run, and
-  `ellipse/modeling` additionally raises a `KeyError` on `ellipses.0.centre_0` kwargs after API drift.
-
-  When the JAX refactor lands:
-
-  1. Try running each ellipse script with `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` first — some may just need the
-     stronger sampler bypass.
-  2. Remove the five `ellipse/*` lines from `autogalaxy_workspace/config/build/no_run.yaml`.
-  3. If the refactor also unlocks aggregator-style usage, the `ellipse/database` entry in
-     `PyAutoBuild/autobuild/config/no_run.yaml` (the fallback list) can be removed too.
-  4. Re-run the mega-run (`run_all_script_fix_failures` skill in `autogalaxy_workspace`) to confirm
-     every ellipse script passes.
diff --git a/active/env_variable_check.md b/active/env_variable_check.md
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-The workspace_test repos have PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE in teir cbuild configs, which was updated to PYAUTO_TEST_MODE.
-
-Can you fix this and dop a general scan for out of data env variables.
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-The project @z_projects/ic50_workspace is our IC50  use case which we are now aiming to scale up the EP framework
-to the IC50 use case.
-
-We have EP fits, which fit each Hill Curve one-by-one, and then do the AnalysisGlobal model set up, but we dont
-have a graphical.py example which fits everything at once in one huge parameter space.
-
-An example of the graphical modeling API, which should be adapted for this use, is given in
-HowToFit/scritps/chapter_3_graphical_models, read all 5 tutorials to work out how individual models, graphical
-models and EP fits are related. Then come up with a sensible way to make a graphicl variant of the existing EP
-fit.
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-The project @z_projects/ic50_workspace is our IC50  use case which we are now aiming to scale up the EP framework
-to the IC50 use case.
-
-Can we have this set up so I can do runs on the HPC, noting that all hpc interface information that forms
-the link is given in @autolens_assistant/hpc. Thus, this folder should be read carefully and it then
-worked out how it links to the HPC on whichw e do all runs.
-
-Note that the HPC folder there describes a PyAutoLens lensing project whereas the use case we will test here
-is Ic50 datasets, but the HPC link itself is the same.
-
-We will ultimately want to do runs on CPU and GPU so make sure both are supported.
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diff --git a/active/ep_normal_message_negative_sigma_crash.md b/active/ep_normal_message_negative_sigma_crash.md
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-# EP guide crashes: strict NormalMessage built from a negative-variance EP message
-
-Type: bug
-Target: autofit
-Repos:
-- PyAutoFit
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-The nightly PyAutoHeart `workspace-validation.yml` run is RED on a single cell,
-`run_scripts (3.12, autolens, guides)`, because
-`autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/modeling/advanced/expectation_propagation.py`
-crashes during expectation propagation with:
-
-```
-autofit.exc.MessageException: NormalMessage sigma cannot be negative, got sigma=-0.016...
-```
-
-It is **stochastic / unseeded**: `sigma=-0.016` on 2026-07-13, `sigma=-0.17` on
-2026-07-11 (the 2026-07-10 red was a different, earlier step). Different negative
-values across runs ⇒ the negative width is produced inside the EP message-passing
-algebra, not from a fixed model mistake.
-
-Root cause (grounded, not the stale hint in the error string):
-
-- The guard `assert_sigma_non_negative` (`autofit/messages/normal.py:45`) rejects
-  `sigma < 0` at strict `NormalMessage.__init__` (`normal.py:110`). It was added
-  deliberately for the *prior-passing* misuse case and is load-bearing there —
-  do not simply delete it.
-- Its error hint blames `RelativeWidthModifier`, but that hint is **stale for this
-  path**: `RelativeWidthModifier.__call__` already returns `value * abs(mean)`
-  (`autofit/mapper/prior/width_modifier.py:110`, #1331 D5), so it cannot emit a
-  negative sigma. The EP crash does not come from prior passing.
-- EP legitimately produces intermediate messages with negative / infinite
-  variance (cavity division of Gaussians). The codebase already has the correct
-  vehicle for this: `NaturalNormal` (`normal.py:508`), which permits
-  `eta2 ∈ (-inf, 0)` and bypasses the guard by calling `AbstractMessage.__init__`
-  directly. The bug is that somewhere on the EP / declarative path a **strict
-  `NormalMessage`** (guard-enforced) is being constructed from a negative-variance
-  state where a `NaturalNormal` should be used (or the projection/inversion that
-  yields the passed `sigma` has a sign/validity bug), so a legitimate transient
-  EP message is hard-crashing instead of being handled/damped.
-
-Fix locus is the **PyAutoFit library** (`autofit/graphical/expectation_propagation`
-and/or `autofit/messages/normal.py`), NOT the workspace guide. Per no-autoimmunity:
-do **not** seed the guide script, constrain its priors, or otherwise mask the
-symptom — the guide is documentation and must keep exercising the real EP path.
-
-Scope of a fix should include: identify the exact construction site turning a
-negative-variance EP message into a strict `NormalMessage`; route it through
-`NaturalNormal` / the invalid-message handling (`AbstractMessage.update_invalid`,
-`normal.py:346`) so transient negative-variance cavities are tolerated or damped
-rather than raised; keep the strict guard intact for the genuine prior-passing
-case; correct the now-misleading `RelativeWidthModifier` hint in the exception;
-add a regression test in `test_autofit/graphical/` that drives an EP update
-through a negative-variance cavity without raising; confirm the EP guide script
-runs green in workspace-validation.
-
-Evidence: PyAutoHeart workspace-validation runs 29227574734 (2026-07-13) and
-29153442364 (2026-07-11). Related history: #1331 / #1348 (sigma<=0 semantics,
-point-mass idiom), EP inherent-randomness work.
diff --git a/active/ep_walkthrough_mean_field_summary.md b/active/ep_walkthrough_mean_field_summary.md
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-# `@autofit_workspace` Wire mean_field_summary into the EP walkthrough
-
-Type: docs
-Target: autofit_workspace
-Difficulty: easy
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: low
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-up from PyAutoFit#1335 (merged #1349): the Phase-4 diagnostics
-module exports `mean_field_summary()` / `EPDiagnostics` /
-`check_sigma_collapse` from `autofit.graphical`. Wire an end-of-example
-`mean_field_summary()` call (and a pointer at the emitted
-`ep_history.csv` / `mean_field_evolution.png` artifacts) into
-`scripts/features/expectation_propagation.py` (merged via
-autofit_workspace#82), so the walkthrough demonstrates the built-in
-diagnostics instead of stopping at the raw mean field.
-
-<!-- filed 2026-07-10 at #1335 close-out -->
diff --git a/active/euclid_assistant_duplicate_bibtex_keys.md b/active/euclid_assistant_duplicate_bibtex_keys.md
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-# Detect duplicate BibTeX entry keys
-
-Add a deterministic, provenance-backed warning to `euclid_assistant` for literal
-BibTeX keys that are defined more than once in referenced `.bib` files or inline
-`thebibliography` entries. Include focused tests and update generated and
-human-readable rule documentation.
-
-## Original request
-
-You are working in the `euclid_assistant` repository (a deterministic style
-  auditor for Euclid/A&A LaTeX papers). Read `AGENTS.md` first and follow it:
-  rules must carry Style-Guide/PDD provenance, tests must pass, never modify the
-  original source files under `knowledge/sources/`, and keep dependencies light
-  (PyYAML only).
-
-  # Task
-  Add a deterministic check for **duplicate BibTeX entry keys** — the same entry
-  key defined two or more times across the bibliography. This is Style Guide
-  Sect. 2.6 item 8 (ii) ("Multiple occurrences of the same paper ... the .bib file
-  contains the same paper multiple times"), p. 20. BibTeX silently keeps only one
-  such entry, so duplicates are real bugs.
-
-  # How the linter is structured (read these before coding)
-  - `src/euclid_assistant/lint/rule_engine.py` — defines `Finding` (dataclass:
-    rule_id, severity, title, scope, file, line, column, message, snippet, source)
-    and `RuleEngine`. Function-type rules dispatch to `checks.REGISTRY[name]` with
-    signature `fn(doc, rule, engine) -> List[Finding]`.
-  - `src/euclid_assistant/lint/checks.py` — the check functions + `REGISTRY` dict.
-    Look at `bibliography_not_euclid` for the pattern that locates `\bibliography`/
-    `\addbibresource` arguments via `_command_arg_spans(code, cmd)`.
-  - `src/euclid_assistant/lint/latex_scanner.py` — `FlatDoc` (flattened .tex);
-    `doc.code` is the comment-stripped flattened source, `doc.main_path` is the
-    main .tex path; `_command_arg_spans` extracts command arguments.
-  - `src/euclid_assistant/ingest/extract_latex_assets.py` — has `_BIB_ENTRY =
-    re.compile(r"@(\w+)\s*\{\s*([^,\s]+)", re.MULTILINE)` which extracts BibTeX
-    (type, key). Reuse this regex shape for parsing .bib files.
-  - `rules/euclid_rules.yaml` — rule definitions. Existing bib rules:
-    `EUCLID-BIB-FILE`, `EUCLID-REF-IN-PREP`, `EUCLID-REF-ARXIV-EPRINTS`.
-  - `rules/bibliography_rules.yaml` — already documents the approved journal
-    abbreviations and the manual checks (context only; no code reads it yet).
-
-  # Implement
-
-  1. **New rule** in `rules/euclid_rules.yaml` (mirror the existing schema exactly):
-     ```yaml
-     - id: EUCLID-BIB-DUPLICATE-KEY
-       title: 'Duplicate BibTeX entry key'
-       severity: warning
-       scope: bibliography
-       source: {file: style_guide, section: "2.6 References (item 8)", page: 20}
-       rationale: >
-         'The same BibTeX entry key is defined more than once; BibTeX keeps only one
-         and silently drops the rest, so citations may resolve to the wrong paper.'
-       detection:
-         type: function
-         name: bibliography_duplicate_keys
-       autofix: {safe: false}
-       examples:
-         bad: "@ARTICLE{Smith2020,...}\n@ARTICLE{Smith2020,...}"
-         good: "@ARTICLE{Smith2020,...}\n@ARTICLE{Smith2020b,...}"
-     ```
-
-  2. **New check** `bibliography_duplicate_keys(doc, rule, engine)` in `checks.py`,
-     registered in `REGISTRY`:
-     - Collect candidate `.bib` files: for `cmd in ("bibliography",
-       "addbibresource")`, read each arg via `_command_arg_spans(doc.code, cmd)`,
-       split on commas, append `.bib` if there is no extension, and resolve
-       relative to `doc.main_path.parent`. Skip files that do not exist.
-     - Also collect inline keys from `\bibitem{key}` / `\bibitem[..]{key}` in
-       `doc.code` (these live in the flattened .tex, so you can map them with
-       `doc.offset_to_location`).
-     - Parse each existing `.bib` with the `@type{key,` regex, recording every
-       key together with its **source file (relative path) and 1-based line
-       number** (compute the line by counting `\n` up to the match start).
-     - Build `key -> list of (file, line)`. For any key occurring more than once,
-       emit findings. Because .bib findings are NOT in the flattened .tex line map,
-       construct `Finding` objects directly (import `Finding` from
-       `.rule_engine`) rather than using `engine.make_finding`; for `\bibitem`
-       duplicates you may use `engine.make_finding`. Use:
-         severity=rule["severity"], title=rule["title"],
-         scope=rule.get("scope","bibliography"), source=rule.get("source",{}),
-         file=<relative bib path or doc file>, line=<lineno>, column=1,
-         message=f"Duplicate BibTeX key '{key}' (also defined at <other locations>)."
-       Emit one finding per duplicate occurrence after the first (so a key defined
-       3x yields 2 findings), and make the message list the other locations.
-     - Be robust: a missing/unreadable .bib must not crash — skip it. Comments in
-       .bib start with `%`; ignoring them is optional (the `@type{` regex already
-       avoids most false hits).
-
-  3. **Tests** in a new `tests/test_bibliography.py` (mirror `tests/test_lint_checks.py`):
-     - Use `tmp_path`. Write a `main.tex` with `\bibliography{refs}` and a `refs.bib`
-       containing two `@ARTICLE{Dup2020,...}` entries plus a unique one. Flatten,
-       run `RuleEngine(load_rules()).run(doc)`, assert a `EUCLID-BIB-DUPLICATE-KEY`
-       finding exists, that its message names `Dup2020`, and that its `file` ends in
-       `refs.bib`.
-     - A clean `refs.bib` (all unique keys) yields no such finding.
-     - A `\bibitem{X}` appearing twice in a `thebibliography` block is flagged.
-     - Optional: assert no duplicate-key findings on the real corpus .bib files
-       under `knowledge/sources/paper_sources/*/` (good false-positive check).
-
-  4. **Docs**: add the rule to `wiki/rules/references.md` (one bullet citing
-     Sect. 2.6 item 8, p. 20, with the `EUCLID-BIB-DUPLICATE-KEY` id), regenerate the
-     coverage matrix with `python -m euclid_assistant.cli wiki`, and tick the
-     bibliography item in `wiki/project/open-issues.md` (note duplicate-key detection
-     is done; journal-name normalisation and the JCAP volume fix remain).
-
-  # Run and validate (cache env vars matter on this machine)
-  ```
-  NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/numba_cache MPLCONFIGDIR=/tmp/matplotlib PYTHONPATH=src python -m pytest -q
-  NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/numba_cache MPLCONFIGDIR=/tmp/matplotlib PYTHONPATH=src python -m euclid_assistant.cli rules | tail -1
-  ```
-  All existing tests must still pass, and `audit` on the four papers under
-  `knowledge/sources/paper_sources/` must still report 0 errors (the new rule is a
-  warning). Do NOT add Claude/AI co-author trailers to any commit. Leave the commit
-  to me unless I ask you to commit; if you do commit, use a plain descriptive
-  message and do not push.
-
-  A couple of notes for you:
-
-  - The trickiest part is that duplicate keys live in .bib files, which aren't part of the flattened .tex the linter normally walks — so the check has to locate, read, and line-number the .bib itself and
-  build Finding objects directly. The prompt spells that out, which is where Codex would otherwise stumble.
-  - I scoped it to literal duplicate keys (a real, deterministic BibTeX error). The Style Guide's "same paper under different labels" is a separate, fuzzier problem — I'd leave that out of this task.
-  - Once that's in, the natural follow-ups (same prompt style) are journal-name normalisation against the approved-abbreviation list and the JCAP volume/issue fix, both already documented in
-  rules/bibliography_rules.yaml.
diff --git a/active/euclid_assistant_style_guide_wiki_and_paper_sweep.md b/active/euclid_assistant_style_guide_wiki_and_paper_sweep.md
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-# Euclid assistant style guide wiki and paper sweep
-
-## Repository
-
-@euclid_assistant
-
-## Request
-
-Review the Euclid assistant wiki/rules against the PDF style-guide sources so that key style information is not missed, with specific attention to telescope/mission names such as the James Webb Space Telescope and its required italicisation where applicable.
-
-Then perform another text-only formatting and typesetting sweep of the LaTeX paper tree at `/mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Science/euclid` in line with the Euclid Style Guide. Do not change images.
-
-## Original user request
-
-> You have already done one type setting review on this paper, but I noted certain things were missing, firstly that Jaesm Webb Space Telecope was not correctly italicised. Can you have another sweep at making sure the wiki is fully in line with the .pdf docs and doesnt miss key information, andthen try and do another sweep of improving the formatting and type setting of text (not images) of /mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Science/euclid in line with the style guide
diff --git a/active/euclid_pipeline.md b/active/euclid_pipeline.md
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-I currently have source code repos (PyAutoConf, PyAutoFit, PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens) and
-workspaces (autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace).
-
-These are buuilt into the claude dev cycle, including ship_library and ship_workspace.
-
-I want to include @euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline in the ship_workspace cycle, and in the PyAutoBuild deployment.
-This thing should be maintained and up to date as the core workspasce repos.
-
-Thus, can you first add a .github actions to it, which runs after ships like the workspace github actions do.
-
-Can you also give it github actions following similar logic to things like autolens_workspace which now
-uses github actions.
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diff --git a/active/factor_graph_visualize_combined_dispatch.md b/active/factor_graph_visualize_combined_dispatch.md
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-# FactorGraphModel per-type visualize_combined dispatch
-
-Type: refactor
-Target: PyAutoFit
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-FactorGraphModel.visualize_combined (autofit/graphical/declarative/collection.py) routes EVERY factor into
-the lead factor's Visualizer.visualize_combined — mixed-dataset graphs (AnalysisImaging + AnalysisWeak,
-first built by the weak series step 8) crashed until PyAutoLens's visualizers grew type filters
-(PyAutoLens#587). Fix the producer: group model_factors by their analysis Visualizer class and call each
-group's visualize_combined once with that group's factors and the matching sub-instances. Homogeneous
-graphs must produce byte-identical behaviour (single group == today's call). The PyAutoLens type filters
-stay as defence in depth. Unit test with two stub Visualizer classes recording their calls.
diff --git a/active/fast_nnls_solver_optimization.md b/active/fast_nnls_solver_optimization.md
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-# Optimize the fast non-negative least squares solver for the Delaunay and rectangular mesh pipelines
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-- PyAutoLens
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-You are working in the PyAutoLens codebase. First, review the recent Delaunay mesh speed-up work and understand what was changed and why. Then assess whether optimizing the fast non-negative least squares solver is the right next target, considering both Delaunay and rectangular mesh pipelines. If it is, propose and implement a careful optimization with benchmarks and numerical stability checks. Keep the design clean and document it so that it can be ingested into PyAutoBrain later. Before coding, summarize your understanding, confirm the optimization target, and outline a step-by-step plan.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user prompt (intaken via /intake; work-type corrected docs->feature and target->autolens_profiling in review; difficulty bumped small->medium) -->
diff --git a/active/fast_viz_zero_contour_perf_fix.md b/active/fast_viz_zero_contour_perf_fix.md
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-# Fast visualization Phase A′ — zero_contour perf fix + safety net
-
-This task is the **prerequisite for any future Phase A flip / Phase B
-latent migration** of `z_features/fast_visualization.md`. Two coupled
-bugs prevent `zero_contour`-based critical curves and Einstein radii
-from being viable defaults today; this task fixes both and lands the
-first regression-net assertion to catch any future regression.
-
-## Background
-
-Two earlier attempts to put `zero_contour` on the default visualization
-path were reverted because the silent-failure mode looked successful
-from outside:
-
-- **2026-04-18 → 2026-04-19** — PyAutoGalaxy commit `aea3bc95` flipped
-  the YAML default in `autogalaxy/config/visualize/general.yaml` from
-  `marching_squares` to `zero_contour`, reverted in `abd7b717` because
-  `ZeroSolver` raised inside model-fits and the exception was swallowed
-  by the broad `except Exception: return None, None, None, None` at
-  `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/plot/fit_imaging_plots.py:52`. Critical
-  curves silently vanished on supercomputer runs.
-- **2026-05-16 → 2026-05-17** — same failure shape on the Euclid DR1
-  pipeline (PR #1280 reverted `use_jax_for_visualization=True` default).
-  Source-plane FITS files wrote all-zero, Einstein-radius posteriors
-  collapsed to the full prior across every tile, none of which raised.
-
-The 2026-05-21 perf benchmark on an SIE + circular source revealed a
-third, independent issue: `_critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour` at
-`PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py:1167-1170` builds a fresh
-`f = self._make_eigen_fn(...)` and `solver = ZeroSolver(...)` on every
-invocation. Because JAX's compiled function cache is keyed on callable
-identity, every call rebuilds the JIT cache and pays the full
-~10-second compile cost. Measured on CPU:
-
-| Method | First call | Warm call |
-|---|---|---|
-| `marching_squares` | 32 ms | 32 ms |
-| `zero_contour` (current code) | 10300 ms | 10300 ms |
-| `zero_contour` (reused `f` / solver) | 10679 ms | **66 ms** |
-
-With the closure cached, `zero_contour` is fast enough on warm calls to
-be a sensible default for any JIT'd likelihood function. The compile
-cost still applies on the first call in a process — that's the reason
-`marching_squares` stays the plotter's YAML default for one-shot plotting,
-while JIT'd callers explicitly route via `_via_zero_contour_from()`.
-
-## What to change
-
-### 1. PyAutoGalaxy — cache `(f, solver)` in `LensCalc`
-
-`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py`
-
-In `_critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour` (around line 1121), cache the
-`(f, solver)` tuple on the `LensCalc` instance keyed on
-`(kind, pixel_scales, tol, max_newton)`. Suggested shape:
-
-```python
-def _critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour(self, kind, ...):
-    cache_key = (kind, pixel_scales, tol, max_newton)
-    cached = getattr(self, "_zero_contour_cache", {}).get(cache_key)
-    if cached is None:
-        f = self._make_eigen_fn(kind=kind, pixel_scales=pixel_scales)
-        solver = ZeroSolver(tol=tol, max_newton=max_newton)
-        self._zero_contour_cache = getattr(self, "_zero_contour_cache", {})
-        self._zero_contour_cache[cache_key] = (f, solver)
-    else:
-        f, solver = cached
-    ...
-```
-
-Pick whichever idiomatic-Python shape is cleanest (`functools.cached_property`
-won't work because the key is parameterised; a plain dict on the instance
-or a `functools.lru_cache`-decorated helper that returns `(f, solver)` are
-both fine).
-
-**Verification:** the regression-net script in step 3 below asserts that
-the second call from a fresh `LensCalc` is under 100 ms on CPU.
-
-### 2. PyAutoLens — tighten the broad `except`
-
-`@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/plot/fit_imaging_plots.py:52`
-
-Replace:
-
-```python
-try:
-    tan_cc, rad_cc = _critical_curves_from(tracer, grid)
-    tan_ca, rad_ca = _caustics_from(tracer, grid)
-    ...
-    return image_plane_lines, ..., source_plane_line_colors
-except Exception:
-    return None, None, None, None
-```
-
-with specific catches for the *known recoverable* failure modes plus a
-loud warning for anything else:
-
-```python
-import logging
-logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
-
-try:
-    tan_cc, rad_cc = _critical_curves_from(tracer, grid)
-    tan_ca, rad_ca = _caustics_from(tracer, grid)
-    ...
-    return image_plane_lines, ..., source_plane_line_colors
-except ModuleNotFoundError:
-    # jax_zero_contour missing in this environment — already handled
-    # upstream in plot_utils._critical_curves_method() with a warning.
-    return None, None, None, None
-except ValueError:
-    # No zero crossings in the eigenvalue grid (e.g. slope >= 2
-    # isothermal where lambda_r > 0 everywhere). Curves don't exist
-    # for this model.
-    return None, None, None, None
-except Exception:
-    logger.warning(
-        "Critical-curve computation failed unexpectedly; rendering "
-        "without overlays. Investigate — this used to be silent.",
-        exc_info=True,
-    )
-    return None, None, None, None
-```
-
-The unit test for this change should re-broaden the bare `except` to
-`except Exception:` in a test fixture, raise a synthetic exception
-inside `_critical_curves_from`, and assert that:
-
-1. The original broad-except returns `(None, None, None, None)` silently.
-2. The new tightened-except logs at `WARNING` level with traceback info.
-
-### 3. autolens_workspace_test — first `__Visualization Sanity__` block
-
-`@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-
-Append a `__Visualization Sanity__` block following the same prose-block
-style as the existing `__Likelihood Sanity__` block in the same file
-(see line ~170). The block sits inline before the Nautilus search,
-builds the prior-median instance, and asserts:
-
-```python
-import time
-import numpy as np
-from autogalaxy.operate.lens_calc import LensCalc
-
-# Build the LensCalc from the prior-median tracer.
-instance = model.instance_from_prior_medians()
-tracer = analysis.tracer_via_instance_from(instance=instance)
-od = LensCalc.from_tracer(tracer)
-
-# Correctness: zero_contour produces a non-empty tangential critical curve
-# and a finite, positive Einstein radius.
-tc = od.tangential_critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour_from()
-assert len(tc) > 0, "no tangential critical curves (zero_contour regression)"
-er = od.einstein_radius_via_zero_contour_from()
-assert np.isfinite(er) and er > 0, "Einstein radius unconstrained (zero_contour regression)"
-
-# Perf regression net: with the (f, solver) cache fix, the second call
-# from the SAME LensCalc must be under 100 ms on CPU. The first call
-# pays the ~10 s ZeroSolver compile.
-od.tangential_critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour_from()  # warm the cache
-t0 = time.perf_counter()
-od.tangential_critical_curve_list_via_zero_contour_from()
-dt = time.perf_counter() - t0
-assert dt < 0.1, (
-    f"zero_contour warm call took {dt*1000:.1f} ms — closure-cache-busting bug "
-    "may have regressed (see fast_viz_zero_contour_perf_fix)"
-)
-```
-
-Also append the **silent-zero source-plane** assertion from the tracker's
-imaging template (line 163), so the block catches both failure modes
-(perf regression *and* algorithmic collapse) in one place.
-
-Do NOT propagate this pattern to other dataset types in this task — that's
-Phase D rollout, gated on this pilot landing.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- **No config flip.** `autogalaxy/config/visualize/general.yaml:8` stays
-  `marching_squares`. The config-flip / context-aware-dispatch design
-  is Phase A's follow-up sub-prompt.
-- **No `z_projects/euclid` edits.** That tree is live science work. The
-  Euclid latent migration (Phase B) targets
-  `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py:491` and is a separate
-  sub-prompt to author after this lands.
-- **No new `__Visualization Sanity__` blocks** beyond
-  `modeling_visualization_jit.py`'s. Rollout across other scripts is
-  Phase D.
-- **No IPython display wiring.** `BackgroundQuickUpdate` already exists;
-  the `update_display(fig, display_id=...)` work is Phase C.
-
-## Verification
-
-1. **Library unit tests:**
-   - `pytest test_autogalaxy/operate/test_lens_calc.py` (cache behaviour
-     + correctness of the cached path).
-   - `pytest test_autolens/imaging/plot/` (broad-except tightening, log
-     assertion).
-2. **Workspace smoke:**
-   - `python autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-     runs cleanly under `use_jax=True`, the `__Visualization Sanity__`
-     block passes (curve count, Einstein radius, < 100 ms warm).
-3. **Pipeline smoke:**
-   - `/smoke_test` against `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline` after
-     library changes — confirms the perf fix didn't regress the pipeline
-     scripts. Catches any latent / lens_calc API drift.
-4. **Benchmark re-run:**
-   - `python /tmp/bench_critical_curves.py` on the fix branch — warm
-     `zero_contour` calls should drop from ~10300 ms to under 100 ms.
-
-## References
-
-- `z_features/fast_visualization.md` — parent tracker, Phase A′ section.
-- `complete.md::jax-viz-default-broken` — 2026-05-17 revert of the same
-  failure shape.
-- PyAutoGalaxy commit `abd7b717` — 2026-04-19 revert of the YAML default
-  flip; the message describes the broad-except silent-zero failure mode.
-- `feedback_no_silent_guards` (memory) — codebase rule against silent
-  catch-and-degrade.
-- `feedback_euclid_pipeline_not_z_projects` (memory) — `z_projects/euclid`
-  is off-limits; pipeline workspace is the target for related changes.
diff --git a/active/feature.md b/active/feature.md
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-# So I’d document it as
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-So I’d document it as:
-
-Feature Agent, the growth function of PyAutoBrain.
-
-Here’s the prompt.
-
-Implement the PyAutoBrain Feature Agent.
-
-Context
-
-The PyAuto ecosystem is evolving into a software organism.
-
-Current architecture:
-
-PyAutoMind
-Stores intent, goals, prompts, priorities and future work.
-PyAutoBrain
-Contains specialist reasoning agents.
-PyAutoMemory
-Stores accumulated scientific, software and project knowledge.
-PyAutoHeart
-Performs health checks and readiness validation.
-PyAutoBuild
-Executes build, development and release workflows.
-This may later become PyAutoHands.
-
-The Feature Agent is the PyAutoBrain agent responsible for deciding how the organism should grow.
-
-It reasons over feature work.
-
-It does not directly implement code unless explicitly delegated through the existing development workflow.
-
-Goal
-
-Implement the initial Feature Agent.
-
-The Feature Agent should:
-
-select suitable feature tasks from PyAutoMind,
-accept an explicitly requested feature task,
-select tasks by difficulty or available model capability,
-decide whether a task is too large and must be phased,
-use PyAutoMemory for scientific and architectural context,
-integrate closely with the existing development lifecycle:
-start_dev
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-coordinate with Health Agent and Build Agent where appropriate.
-Core responsibilities
-
-The Feature Agent should support three modes.
-
-1. Specific task mode
-
-The user provides a specific PyAutoMind prompt or issue.
-
-The Feature Agent should:
-
-read the task,
-inspect relevant context,
-consult PyAutoMemory,
-classify target repositories,
-decide whether it is ready for development,
-produce a plan compatible with start_dev,
-identify whether library work, workspace work, or both are required.
-2. Task selection mode
-
-The user asks the agent to choose what to work on.
-
-The Feature Agent should:
-
-inspect PyAutoMind priorities, queues and available prompts,
-consider project priorities,
-consider repository health,
-consider recent work,
-consider dependencies between tasks,
-choose the best next feature task,
-explain why it selected that task.
-
-It should not simply pick the first prompt in a list.
-
-3. Difficulty-constrained mode
-
-The user specifies constraints such as:
-
-choose an easy task,
-choose a high-impact task,
-choose something suitable for a weak model,
-choose something suitable for a strong model,
-choose something that can be done with limited tokens,
-choose something ambitious for an overnight run.
-
-The Feature Agent should estimate task difficulty and select accordingly.
-
-Difficulty should consider:
-
-number of repositories affected,
-amount of code likely to change,
-scientific complexity,
-architectural risk,
-test burden,
-documentation burden,
-whether PyAutoMemory context is required,
-whether the task requires human judgement.
-Task sizing and phasing
-
-The Feature Agent must explicitly decide whether a task is:
-
-small enough to implement directly,
-medium and suitable for one PR,
-large and should be split into phases,
-too ambiguous and should become a research/design task first.
-
-If a task is too large, it should produce phased feature prompts.
-
-For example:
-
-feature/autofit/sbi_phase_1_design.md
-feature/autofit/sbi_phase_2_core_api.md
-feature/autofit/sbi_phase_3_workspace_examples.md
-feature/autofit/sbi_phase_4_docs.md
-
-Each phase should be independently shippable.
-
-Prefer multiple small PRs over one large fragile PR.
-
-Relationship to PyAutoMind
-
-PyAutoMind stores intent.
-
-The Feature Agent reasons over that intent.
-
-It should understand the PyAutoMind taxonomy, including paths such as:
-
-feature/autolens/...
-feature/autofit/...
-feature/autoarray/...
-research/autofit/...
-experiment/autoarray/...
-
-If the task belongs in another category, the Feature Agent should say so.
-
-For example:
-
-unclear science → research task
-proof-of-concept → experiment task
-behaviour fix → bug task
-internal cleanup → refactor task
-release/versioning → release/build task
-
-The Feature Agent should help keep PyAutoMind organised.
-
-Relationship to PyAutoMemory
-
-Before planning substantial scientific or architectural feature work, the Feature Agent should consult PyAutoMemory.
-
-Use PyAutoMemory to gather:
-
-scientific background,
-prior design decisions,
-relevant papers or summaries,
-known architectural constraints,
-previous related work,
-project-specific context.
-
-The Feature Agent should cite or summarise which memory sources influenced the plan.
-
-Do not invent scientific context if PyAutoMemory has relevant material.
-
-Relationship to development workflow
-
-The Feature Agent should pair closely with the current PyAuto development lifecycle.
-
-It should know when to use or recommend:
-
-start_dev
-start_library
-start_workspace
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-pyauto-status
-handoff
-active / planned / complete task tracking
-
-The Feature Agent should not bypass this workflow.
-
-It should produce outputs that can be consumed by existing commands and skills.
-
-For library-only work:
-
-start_dev -> start_library -> ship_library
-
-For workspace-only work:
-
-start_dev -> start_workspace -> ship_workspace
-
-For combined work:
-
-start_dev -> library branch/PR -> workspace branch/PR -> ship both in order
-
-The agent should explicitly identify which path applies.
-
-Relationship to Health Agent and Build Agent
-
-Before recommending that work proceed, the Feature Agent should consult or request a health assessment where appropriate.
-
-Use the Health Agent when:
-
-repository health is unknown,
-a task is risky,
-a task affects multiple repositories,
-a task is intended for release,
-previous checks have failed.
-
-Use the Build Agent / PyAutoBuild when:
-
-development execution should begin,
-PR creation is needed,
-packaging or release steps are needed,
-the task is ready to move from planning into action.
-
-The Feature Agent reasons.
-
-PyAutoBuild executes.
-
-PyAutoHeart measures health.
-
-Output format
-
-The Feature Agent should produce a structured decision.
-
-Include:
-
-Selected task:
-<path or description>
-
-Mode:
-specific | selection | difficulty-constrained
-
-Why this task:
-<reasoning>
-
-Difficulty:
-small | medium | large | too-large
-
-Recommended workflow:
-library | workspace | combined | research | experiment | refactor | bug
-
-Relevant context:
-<PyAutoMemory context used>
-
-Phase decision:
-direct | split-into-phases | research-first | defer
-
-Execution plan:
-<steps compatible with start_dev / ship_library / ship_workspace>
-
-Health considerations:
-<when Health Agent should be consulted>
-
-Risks:
-<main risks>
-
-Next action:
-<single concrete next step>
-Claude skill constraints
-
-If implemented as a Claude skill or markdown agent definition:
-
-keep every .md file below 200 lines,
-follow Claude skill guidelines,
-keep the main instruction file concise,
-move long examples and architecture notes into supporting docs,
-avoid large essays inside the skill file.
-Validation
-
-Run available tests or smoke checks.
-
-Validate that:
-
-the Feature Agent can identify feature prompts in PyAutoMind,
-it can select a task when none is specified,
-it can respect difficulty constraints,
-it can recommend phasing for large tasks,
-it references PyAutoMemory where appropriate,
-it outputs plans compatible with the current development workflow.
-PR
-
-Create one PR titled:
-
-Implement initial PyAutoBrain Feature Agent
-
-My only tweak would be: long term, I’d maybe have Growth Agent as the organism-facing name and Feature Agent as the engineering-facing name. But for Codex and repo clarity, Feature Agent is the safer first implementation.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/feature_agent_infra_target_resolution.md b/active/feature_agent_infra_target_resolution.md
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@@ -1,56 +0,0 @@
-# Feature Agent misclassifies PyAutoBrain-infra prompts as research-first
-
-Type: bug
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Feature Agent misclassifies PyAutoBrain-infra prompts as research-first.
-
-## Symptom
-
-`bin/pyauto-brain feature feature/pyautobrain/bug_agent.md` returned
-`Recommended workflow: research [re-home as research/]` and `Phase decision:
-research-first` for a well-scoped PyAutoBrain-infra task (implementing the Bug
-Agent). The same misfire applies to the already-shipped
-`feature/pyautobrain/{feature,build,health}.md` prompts.
-
-## Root cause
-
-`_feature.py` resolves affected repos from `@RepoName` mentions against
-`LIBRARY_REPOS` / `WORKSPACE_REPOS`. PyAutoBrain-infra work names no library or
-workspace repo, so `repos` is empty; `recommend_workflow` then falls through to
-`research` and `phase_decision` to `research-first`. The organs themselves
-(PyAutoBrain / PyAutoHeart / PyAutoBuild / PyAutoMind / PyAutoMemory) are neither
-library nor workspace, so there is no target class for them.
-
-## Fix (small, in @PyAutoBrain)
-
-Teach the Feature Agent an **infrastructure** target class, mirroring the Bug
-Agent's `INFRA_TARGETS` map in `agents/conductors/bug/_bug.py`:
-
-- add an `INFRA_TARGETS` (or `INFRA_REPOS`) set to `_feature.py`;
-- when the prompt's `target` (second folder, e.g. `pyautobrain`) or an `@`-mention
-  resolves to an organ, classify the workflow as `infrastructure` and skip the
-  `research-first` fallback;
-- `feature/pyautobrain/*` prompts should plan `direct` (or phased on genuine size),
-  not re-home to research.
-
-Consider factoring the shared `INFRA_TARGETS` map into one place both agents import
-(the Bug Agent already imports `_feature`), so the two cannot drift.
-
-## Validation
-
-`bin/pyauto-brain feature feature/pyautobrain/bug_agent.md` (from `issued/`, or an
-equivalent infra prompt) classifies as `infrastructure` / `direct`, not
-`research` / `research-first`. The four `feature/pyautobrain/*` prompts all
-classify sensibly.
-
-## Provenance
-
-Found while shipping the Bug Agent (PyAutoBrain#18); the misfire was overridden by
-hand during that task.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/file_subplot.md b/active/file_subplot.md
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@@ -1,11 +0,0 @@
-Currently, subplot_fit is 4 x 3 panels, with two source reconstructions in the middle-right and bottom-right row.
-
-However, it is common for the Zoom panel to over zoom, making it hard to judge the fit.
-
-Equally, the Data (Source Scale) panel is verging on useless.
-
-Therefore, can we:
-
-1) Move Model Image to where Data (Source Scale) is and remove Data (Scouece Scale).
-2) Move Source Plane (Zoomed) up one to the top right and rename its title (Max Zoom).
-3) Make a new panel, Source Plane (Mid Zoom), which uses the same centre as Max Zoom but expands the y axia and x axis to be 2.5x larger than Max Zoom.
diff --git a/active/fit_pytree_registration_other_datasets.md b/active/fit_pytree_registration_other_datasets.md
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index 95360b87..00000000
--- a/active/fit_pytree_registration_other_datasets.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,102 +0,0 @@
-PyAutoGalaxy's `FitImaging` was given JAX pytree registration in PR #364
-(2026-04-22). `FitInterferometer` followed in PR #376 (see
-`autogalaxy/interferometer/model/analysis.py:165-184` —
-`_register_fit_interferometer_pytrees` reuses
-`autogalaxy/analysis/jax_pytrees.py::register_galaxies_pytree` as a shared helper).
-
-The remaining gap is `FitEllipse` and `FitQuantity` — neither has pytree
-registration today, so `use_jax_for_visualization=True` on `AnalysisEllipse`
-or `AnalysisQuantity` either no-ops or crashes when `fit_for_visualization`
-tries to lift the fit across the JIT boundary.
-
-This task ports the imaging / interferometer registration pattern to those
-two remaining dataset types.
-
-__Why this matters__
-
-This is **Phase 0c** of `z_features/jax_visualization.md`. Without it,
-Phase 1C (`autogalaxy_workspace_test/jax_viz_dataset_coverage.md`) cannot
-add JAX viz coverage for ellipse / quantity, and Phase 2 (default
-`use_jax_for_visualization` on whenever `use_jax=True`) would silently
-break those dataset types.
-
-__What to register__
-
-For each fit class, register the fit and every distinct autoarray /
-autogalaxy type reachable from a populated instance. Mirror the pattern
-from `_register_fit_interferometer_pytrees` — particularly the use of
-`autogalaxy/analysis/jax_pytrees.py::register_galaxies_pytree()` as the
-shared galaxies hook.
-
-1. `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/fit_ellipse.py` — `FitEllipse`.
-   Reachable types include `Ellipse`, `Multipole`, `Array2D`, and the
-   `MaskedDataset` analogue used inside the analysis. Register entry
-   point in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/model/analysis.py` as
-   `_register_fit_ellipse_pytrees`.
-
-2. `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/quantity/fit_quantity.py` — `FitQuantity`.
-   Reachable types include `DatasetQuantity` and the autogalaxy quantity
-   container (`convergence_2d`, `deflections_yx_2d`, `potential_2d`).
-   Register entry point in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/quantity/model/analysis.py`
-   as `_register_fit_quantity_pytrees`.
-
-For each type follow the autofit `register_instance_pytree` pattern (see
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/jax/pytrees.py` and the imaging / interferometer
-analogues in the same repo):
-
-- `children` = JAX-traced arrays / sub-pytrees (e.g. `ellipse.major_axis`,
-  `quantity.convergence_2d._array`).
-- `aux` = static Python objects that mustn't change under tracing (masks,
-  pixel scales, redshifts, transformer config, `Inversion` solver state).
-- The boundary rules from PyAutoLens `CLAUDE.md` apply unchanged:
-  `array._array` (or `.array`) is dynamic, `array.mask` and shape metadata
-  are static.
-
-__What to test__
-
-For each fit type, add a registration test in
-`@PyAutoGalaxy/test_autogalaxy/<dataset>/jax/test_<dataset>_pytree.py`
-following the three-step pattern from
-`autolens_workspace_test/scripts/hessian_jax.py`:
-
-1. Build a minimal populated `Fit*` instance from synthetic inputs.
-2. Round-trip through `jax.tree_util.tree_flatten` + `tree_unflatten` and
-   assert the reconstructed fit matches the original on the dynamic fields.
-3. Wrap a toy function that returns the fit in `jax.jit` and confirm it
-   compiles, runs, and returns a fit whose dynamic leaves are `jax.Array`.
-
-__Verification__
-
-- New unit tests pass: `pytest test_autogalaxy/ellipse/jax`,
-  `pytest test_autogalaxy/quantity/jax`.
-- Existing PyAutoGalaxy unit tests still pass: `pytest test_autogalaxy`.
-- Run `/smoke_test` on `autogalaxy_workspace`. The non-JAX paths must be
-  unchanged — pytree registration only affects JIT, never the eager NumPy
-  path.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- **Interferometer pytree registration** — shipped in PR #376; see
-  `complete.md` for the entry. Originally this prompt was scoped to
-  include interferometer; that work was discovered to be already done
-  during the audit on 2026-05-08 and dropped from scope.
-- **No workspace_test JAX visualization scripts in this task.** Those are
-  written in the follow-up Phase 1C prompt
-  (`autogalaxy_workspace_test/jax_viz_dataset_coverage.md`). That prompt
-  is blocked on this one (and Phase 0b) landing.
-- **No PyAutoLens equivalent.** PyAutoLens equivalents land separately if
-  needed.
-- **No production workspace adoption.** Tutorials don't get
-  `use_jax_for_visualization=True` from this task.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/jax/pytrees.py` — autofit pytree machinery
-- `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/interferometer/model/analysis.py:165-184` —
-  recently shipped sibling pattern to mirror (PR #376)
-- `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/analysis/jax_pytrees.py` — shared
-  `register_galaxies_pytree()` helper
-- `@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py` —
-  `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees` reference implementation
-- `PyAutoPrompt/issued/fit_imaging_pytree.md` — Path A feasibility study (in-flight)
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_visualization.md` — sequenced roadmap (Phase 0c)
diff --git a/active/fix_ellipse_multipole_scaled_jax.md b/active/fix_ellipse_multipole_scaled_jax.md
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+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,56 +0,0 @@
-User-reported bug: `EllipseMultipoleScaled` (`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/ellipse/ellipse/ellipse_multipole.py:118-168`) is not JAX-traceable. HPC job using `ag.EllipseMultipoleScaled(m=3 or 4, scaled_multipole_comps=Prior, major_axis=...)` inside an `af.Model` fails when `AnalysisEllipse(use_jax=True)` (now default after #412) traces the model.
-
-Root cause: `EllipseMultipoleScaled.__init__` does derivation work at construction time, calling `convert.multipole_k_m_and_phi_m_from(scaled_multipole_comps, m)` and `convert.multipole_comps_from(k_adjusted, phi, m)` **without `xp=xp`**. The convert helpers accept `xp=np` (fixed in PR #412) but `__init__` has no `xp` argument to thread, so the calls default to numpy. When `instance_from_vector(jax_array)` constructs the instance with JAX tracers in `scaled_multipole_comps`, the numpy calls raise `TracerArrayConversionError`.
-
-Secondary issue: even if `xp` could be threaded into `__init__`, storing the derived `specific_multipole_comps` at construction time is wrong under `vmap`. The pytree machinery flattens `__init__`-stored attributes; under `vmap`, different batch elements need fresh derivations but get the cached one from the constructing tracer.
-
-`EllipseMultipole` (non-scaled) is unaffected — its `__init__` just stores `multipole_comps` directly, no derivation.
-
-The workspace_test JAX parity scripts in `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/multipoles.py` cover `EllipseMultipole` only, not `EllipseMultipoleScaled` — that's how this gap shipped silently.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Move the derivation out of `EllipseMultipoleScaled.__init__` and into `points_perturbed_from`. The `__init__` should just store `self.scaled_multipole_comps`, `self.major_axis`, `self.m` and skip the `multipole_k_m_and_phi_m_from` / `multipole_comps_from` calls. Don't call `super().__init__(m, specific_multipole_comps)` with a pre-derived value — derive on-the-fly inside `points_perturbed_from`.
-
-2. In `points_perturbed_from`, the current code does a round-trip: `__init__` builds `specific_multipole_comps` from (k, phi); then `points_perturbed_from` calls `multipole_k_m_and_phi_m_from(specific_multipole_comps, ...)` to extract (k_orig, phi_orig) back. Collapse this round-trip by computing (k_adjusted, phi) directly from `scaled_multipole_comps` once at the top of `points_perturbed_from`:
-
-   ```python
-   def points_perturbed_from(self, pixel_scale, points, ellipse, n_i=0, xp=np):
-       k_scaled, phi = multipole_k_m_and_phi_m_from(
-           multipole_comps=self.scaled_multipole_comps, m=self.m, xp=xp
-       )
-       k = k_scaled * self.major_axis
-
-       symmetry = 360.0 / self.m
-       comps_adjusted = multipole_comps_from(
-           k,
-           symmetry - 2 * phi + (symmetry - (ellipse.angle(xp=xp) - phi)),
-           self.m,
-           xp=xp,
-       )
-
-       theta = xp.arctan2(points[:, 0], points[:, 1])
-       delta_theta = self.m * (theta - ellipse.angle_radians(xp=xp))
-       radial = comps_adjusted[1] * xp.cos(delta_theta) + comps_adjusted[0] * xp.sin(delta_theta)
-
-       x = points[:, 1] + radial * xp.cos(theta)
-       y = points[:, 0] + radial * xp.sin(theta)
-       return xp.stack(arrays=(y, x), axis=-1)
-   ```
-
-3. Grep the repo for `.specific_multipole_comps` and `.multipole_comps` accessed on an `EllipseMultipoleScaled` instance. If anyone reads those, they need to either be turned into `@property`s that recompute on-the-fly (numpy-only, since they go to plotting/aggregation) OR have their callers updated to call the new derivation path. Likely no external readers — `EllipseMultipoleScaled` is internal.
-
-4. Add a parity test in `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/ellipse/`:
-   - Either add a new `multipoles_scaled.py` covering the `EllipseMultipoleScaled` path with the full `fitness._vmap` + `jax.jit(fit_from)` round-trip blocks
-   - Or extend the existing `multipoles.py` with a `__Scaled Multipoles__` section testing `EllipseMultipoleScaled` alongside `EllipseMultipole`
-   The point is closing the gap: every multipole variant gets the vmap-validation bar going forward.
-
-5. Test bar:
-   - `pytest test_autogalaxy/ellipse/ -v` — 32/32 still pass (numpy semantics unchanged)
-   - `pytest test_autogalaxy/ -x` — 870/870 still pass
-   - The new workspace_test script(s) complete the vmap + JIT round-trip with `rtol=1e-4` parity
-   - Reference numbers for the existing `multipoles.py` script byte-stable (no `EllipseMultipoleScaled` there, so unaffected)
-
-This is a tight follow-up to PR #411/#412 (the keystone of `ellipse_fitting_jax`). The bug was technically present before the feature — `EllipseMultipoleScaled.__init__` always had the issue — but the feature flipping `use_jax=True` to default exposed it.
-
-Out-of-scope: the `power_law_multipole.py` (mass-profile) call sites flagged in PR #411's session notes have the same `multipole_comps_from` without `xp` threading issue at their call sites; not in scope here, separate prompt when mass-multipole JAX support is needed.
diff --git a/active/frame_registration_shifts.md b/active/frame_registration_shifts.md
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-# Inter-exposure pixel shifts: quantify accuracy, extract for modeling, decide their role in the lens model
-
-Type: research
-Target: pyautoreduce
-Repos:
-- PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-up to the shipped frame-products mode (PyAutoReduce #16 / PR #18): the
-per-exposure products exist; multi-frame lens modeling now needs to know how
-well the frames are registered to each other.
-
-## Original request (user, 2026-07-10, verbatim)
-
-> we need to work out how well know the pixel shifts are across exposures,
-> ensure we extract this information which is a key input to the lens modeling
-> (e.g. maybe we outptu it as a .json or something) and assess if the shifts
-> need to be part of the lens model or if they are knownperfect, I guess thats
-> a choice. Then do the PSF work
-
-## Tasks
-
-1. **Quantify** how well the inter-exposure registration is known, per frame:
-   the astrometric solution in the `_flc`/`_flt` headers (WCSNAME family —
-   a-priori GSC/Gaia vs FIT-REL/FIT-IMG Gaia fits — plus their RMS_RA/RMS_DEC/
-   NMATCH quality keywords), the align stage's tweakreg trigger + residuals,
-   and an empirical cross-check on the slacs0008 validation frames (already on
-   disk under output/frame_products_validation/). Express everything in native
-   pixels (ACS 0.05"/px).
-2. **Extract**: audit what the frames output already carries (per-frame SIP WCS
-   in each data.fits header + full-distortion `target_pixel` anchor in
-   frames/manifest.json) and enrich the manifest so registration is explicit
-   modeling input — e.g. a per-frame `registration` block (wcs solution name,
-   fit rms in mas and native px, n_matches, relative shift vs the first frame
-   at the target position) in the existing frames/manifest.json (it IS the
-   .json the request asks for — no new file unless needed).
-3. **Decide/recommend**: should the shifts be (a) treated as perfectly known
-   (registration rms ≪ the scale lens modeling is sensitive to) or (b) free
-   nuisance parameters (per-frame dy,dx with tight Gaussian priors set from
-   the recorded rms)? Deliver a criterion, not just a verdict — the choice is
-   documented in the design doc (hst_acs_pipeline.md frames section) and feeds
-   the future PyAutoLens multi-exposure fitting design. This is a scientific
-   judgment checkpoint (supervised): recommendation goes to the human.
-
-Constraint: PyAutoReduce claim is contested (slacs1430-acs-parity plans its
-phase-4 ship on it) — analysis on main (keck-ao pattern), branch only at ship.
diff --git a/active/group.md b/active/group.md
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-ORIGINAL PROMPPT WITH CHANGES IMPLEMENTED
-
-In @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging there are a list of file which illustrate all
-the different tasks a user who is modeling CCD imaging data of a strong lens can perform.
-
-These files are speciifc to strong lenses with just one lens galaxy, thus they are not GROUP scale lenses.
-
-In @autolens_workspace/scripts/group the first scripts describing group scale modeling are available.
-
-I want to put particular emphasis on @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/lam.psy, as this has the
-group model composition API all examples will use in the group package from here in, where the lenses are
-formed via lists:
-
-Can you first update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py to use this new API,
-where for the lens 102021990_NEG650312660474055399 we will trreat both its lens galaxies,
-whose centres are (0.0, 0.0) and one in "extra_galaxies_centres.json", are both treated as main lens galaxies.
-This is a small API shift, as before we treated the second lens galaxy as an "extra" galaxy. For now
-write the tutorial without mention of extra galaxies and scaling galxies, just make it two main galaxies.
-This will require an update to the folder @autolens_workspace/dataset/group/102021990_NEG650312660474055399).
-
-When we are done, we'll then add a description of extra galaxies and scaling galaxies.
-
-Now, can you compare: 
-
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py to @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/simulator.py.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling.py to @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/modeling.py.
-
-And update the group scripts to use the new API, where the lens is formed via lists of galaxies, rather than a single galaxy and a list of extra galaxies.
-
-Now can you read all of the following which are only in imaging:
-
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/fit.py -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/likelihood_function -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/source_science.py -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/data_preparation -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies, noting many tools should document use of multiple galaxies.
-
-We'll consider the folder @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features once this is all done.
-
-
-NEXT UPDATED PROMPOT:
-
-You did not implement this change correct:
-
-Can you first update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py to use this new API,
-where for the lens 102021990_NEG650312660474055399 we will trreat both its lens galaxies,
-whose centres are (0.0, 0.0) and one in "extra_galaxies_centres.json", are both treated as main lens galaxies.
-This is a small API shift, as before we treated the second lens galaxy as an "extra" galaxy. For now
-write the tutorial without mention of extra galaxies and scaling galxies, just make it two main galaxies.
-This will require an update to the folder @autolens_workspace/dataset/group/102021990_NEG650312660474055399).
-
-To be clear, I want the start_here.py example to not include extra galaxies at all in the fit to 102021990_NEG650312660474055399,
-but insttead treat both lens galaxies as main lens galaxieis. This should use the model composition API give
-in @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/slam.py.
-
-The start hre guide should first show the single lens gaalxy model API found in @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py,
-for simple illustration, but then immediately showe how it extends to the multiple lens galaxies. E.g. show it
-just for illustration before introducing the actual API used for a group.
-
-Can you also think a bit hard about making sure the language and explanation is a natural explanation of strong lensing
-and group scale lenses -- make sure the way descriptions pair to the single lens case in imaging and other
-docs is clear.
-
-
-- update  @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/simulator.py. so that it has two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/modeling.py, which models the output of the simulator, to have two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/fit.py, which fits the output of the simulator, to have two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/likelihood_function.py, to also be on the two main lens galaxy and two extra galaxy API.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-THIS WORK:
-
-- Make it so group/simulator.py has two main lens galaxies, not just one. Actually do it this time, and confirm to me
-in your response you are doing it. Then do these:
-- 
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/modeling.py, which models the output of the simulator, to have two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/fit.py, which fits the output of the simulator, to have two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/likelihood_function.py, to also be on the two main lens galaxy and two extra galaxy API.
-
-For modeling.py, I think the centre of every Isothermal should be fixed to its respective main lens galaxy
-centre or extra galaxy centre. I think we should do the same for the centre of each of their respecitve MGEs.
-We should explain this is not necessarily how one should do it for gneuine scientific study but its good for
-illustration here. When you get to this, prompt me to write a paragraph or two explaining centre placement in group modeling.
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diff --git a/active/group_20260413.md b/active/group_20260413.md
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--- a/active/group_20260413.md
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@@ -1,112 +0,0 @@
-ORIGINAL PROMPPT WITH CHANGES IMPLEMENTED
-
-In @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging there are a list of file which illustrate all
-the different tasks a user who is modeling CCD imaging data of a strong lens can perform.
-
-These files are speciifc to strong lenses with just one lens galaxy, thus they are not GROUP scale lenses.
-
-In @autolens_workspace/scripts/group the first scripts describing group scale modeling are available.
-
-I want to put particular emphasis on @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/lam.psy, as this has the
-group model composition API all examples will use in the group package from here in, where the lenses are
-formed via lists:
-
-Can you first update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py to use this new API,
-where for the lens 102021990_NEG650312660474055399 we will trreat both its lens galaxies,
-whose centres are (0.0, 0.0) and one in "extra_galaxies_centres.json", are both treated as main lens galaxies.
-This is a small API shift, as before we treated the second lens galaxy as an "extra" galaxy. For now
-write the tutorial without mention of extra galaxies and scaling galxies, just make it two main galaxies.
-This will require an update to the folder @autolens_workspace/dataset/group/102021990_NEG650312660474055399).
-
-When we are done, we'll then add a description of extra galaxies and scaling galaxies.
-
-Now, can you compare: 
-
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py to @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/simulator.py.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling.py to @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/modeling.py.
-
-And update the group scripts to use the new API, where the lens is formed via lists of galaxies, rather than a single galaxy and a list of extra galaxies.
-
-Now can you read all of the following which are only in imaging:
-
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/fit.py -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/likelihood_function -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/source_science.py -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/data_preparation -> make group equivalent with main, extra and scaling galaxies, noting many tools should document use of multiple galaxies.
-
-We'll consider the folder @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features once this is all done.
-
-
-UPDATED PROMPOT:
-
-You did not implement this change correct:
-
-Can you first update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py to use this new API,
-where for the lens 102021990_NEG650312660474055399 we will trreat both its lens galaxies,
-whose centres are (0.0, 0.0) and one in "extra_galaxies_centres.json", are both treated as main lens galaxies.
-This is a small API shift, as before we treated the second lens galaxy as an "extra" galaxy. For now
-write the tutorial without mention of extra galaxies and scaling galxies, just make it two main galaxies.
-This will require an update to the folder @autolens_workspace/dataset/group/102021990_NEG650312660474055399).
-
-To be clear, I want the start_here.py example to not include extra galaxies at all in the fit to 102021990_NEG650312660474055399,
-but insttead treat both lens galaxies as main lens galaxieis. This should use the model composition API give
-in @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/slam.py.
-
-The start hre guide should first show the single lens gaalxy model API found in @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/start_here.py,
-for simple illustration, but then immediately showe how it extends to the multiple lens galaxies. E.g. show it
-just for illustration before introducing the actual API used for a group.
-
-Can you also think a bit hard about making sure the language and explanation is a natural explanation of strong lensing
-and group scale lenses -- make sure the way descriptions pair to the single lens case in imaging and other
-docs is clear.
-
-
-- update  @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/simulator.py. so that it has two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/modeling.py, which models the output of the simulator, to have two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/fit.py, which fits the output of the simulator, to have two main lens galaxies and two extra galaxies.
-- update @autolens_workspace/scripts/group/likelihood_function.py, to also be on the two main lens galaxy and two extra galaxy API.
-
-
-THIS PROMPT:
-
-So my thought now is you make main lens galaxies as a list:
-
-# Main Lens Galaxies:
-
-lens_models = []
-
-for i, centre in enumerate(main_lens_centres):
-
-    bulge = af.Model(al.lp.Sersic)
-
-    mass = af.Model(al.mp.Isothermal)
-
-    lens = af.Model(
-        al.Galaxy,
-        redshift=0.5,
-        bulge=bulge,
-        mass=mass,
-        shear=af.Model(al.mp.ExternalShear) if i == 0 else None,
-    )
-
-    lens_models.append(lens)
-
-And conver to dict:
-
-lens_dict = {f"lens_{i}": m for i, m in enumerate(lens_models)}
-
-Could we just make lens_dict at the top and add to dict? I think thats slightly less convert or confusion for a
-user.
-
-I also think itd be in line with the API in the imaging/modeling.py file if we didnt do this:
-
-lens_dict["source"] = source
-
-But kept source as separate which we add to galaxies=:
-
-model = af.Collection(
-    galaxies=af.Collection(**lens_dict),
-    extra_galaxies=extra_galaxies,
-)
-
-But this would be less concise.
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-The @autolens_workspace/scripts/group package now does a good job at showing tbe API for group lenses.
-
-I now want to make its features folder which will mirror @autolens_workspace/scripts/features
-
-I want you to basically take those examples are:
-
-- Adapt it to the group lens model with 2 main galaxies and 2 extra galaxies.
-- Use `group/slam.pm` for `imaging/features/pixelizatiojn/slam.py` but with group specific updates.
-- Add all descriptions and text in a way that they are specific to the group case and not the single main lens case like in the imaging folder.
-
-I want you to move the following features from imaging:
-
-- linear_light_profiles
-- multi_gaussian_expansion
-- no_lens_light (remember this means multiple galxies in the group now have no lens light)
-- pixelization
-- advanced/operated_light_profile
-- advanced/shapelets
-- advanced/sky_background
-- advanced/subhalo (no sensitivity)
-
-For the following features can you put a prompt in PyAutoPrompt/workspaces with text saying these features
-ned improving or padding out in imaging,  and then adapting to group when ready:
-
-- scaling relation
-- double einstein ring
-- los_halos
-- mass_stellar_dark
-- subhalo sensitivity
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-# Implement the first PyAutoBrain specialist agent: Health Agent
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Implement the first PyAutoBrain specialist agent: Health Agent.
-
-Context
-
-The PyAuto ecosystem is evolving into a software organism.
-
-Current architecture:
-
-PyAutoMind
-Stores intent, goals and future work.
-PyAutoBrain
-Performs reasoning and coordinates specialist agents.
-PyAutoHeart
-Performs health monitoring, readiness checks, validation and testing.
-PyAutoBuild
-Executes software changes and releases.
-(This may later become PyAutoHands.)
-
-A key architectural principle is:
-
-PyAutoHeart measures health.
-
-PyAutoBrain reasons about health.
-
-The Brain never performs health checks itself.
-
-Instead, it asks PyAutoHeart to evaluate the organism and then interprets the results.
-
-This separation should be maintained throughout the design.
-
-Goal
-
-Implement the first specialist PyAutoBrain agent:
-
-Health Agent
-
-Its responsibility is to decide whether the organism is healthy enough to proceed with work.
-
-Responsibilities
-
-The Health Agent should:
-
-invoke PyAutoHeart
-collect all health reports
-reason about their significance
-determine overall readiness
-explain the decision
-provide actionable recommendations
-
-It should not implement testing or validation logic.
-
-That remains owned entirely by PyAutoHeart.
-
-Inputs
-
-PyAutoHeart may provide information such as:
-
-unit tests
-integration tests
-workspace validation
-release readiness
-dependency consistency
-URL hygiene
-documentation completeness
-repository cleanliness
-generated file classification
-installation checks
-future health checks
-
-The Health Agent should treat PyAutoHeart as an abstract health provider.
-
-Avoid coupling to specific individual checks.
-
-Outputs
-
-The agent should produce a structured report.
-
-Example:
-
-Overall Health
-
-Status:
-GREEN
-
-Summary
-
-All critical health checks passed.
-
-Warnings
-
-- Documentation coverage below target.
-
-Recommendations
-
-- Improve API documentation before next release.
-
-Blocking Issues
-
-None.
-
-The important output is:
-
-GREEN
-
-or
-
-YELLOW
-
-or
-
-RED
-Gate semantics
-
-GREEN
-
-The organism is healthy.
-
-PyAutoBuild may proceed automatically.
-
-YELLOW
-
-The organism is mostly healthy.
-
-Work may proceed.
-
-Human review is recommended.
-
-RED
-
-
-Additional requirements
-
-Before implementing the Health Agent, audit the existing health infrastructure.
-
-Inspect PyAutoHeart and identify every existing health-related asset, including:
-
-bash scripts
-Python scripts
-Claude skills
-slash commands
-GitHub workflows
-readiness gates
-validation scripts
-smoke-test scripts
-documentation describing health checks
-
-The Health Agent must know about these existing checks and treat them as PyAutoHeart capabilities.
-
-Also inspect PyAutoBuild to ensure no health/readiness logic has drifted there.
-
-If PyAutoBuild still contains health-related checks that should belong to PyAutoHeart, do not silently duplicate them. Instead:
-
-document the drift,
-propose whether the logic should move to PyAutoHeart,
-ensure the Health Agent understands the current boundary,
-add a follow-up task if migration is non-trivial.
-
-Architectural rule:
-
-PyAutoHeart owns health checks.
-PyAutoBrain Health Agent reasons over PyAutoHeart outputs.
-PyAutoBuild acts only after receiving a GREEN/YELLOW/RED decision.
-Health Agent skill file constraints
-
-If implementing the Health Agent as a Claude skill or markdown-based agent definition:
-
-keep each .md file under 200 lines,
-follow Cl
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/health_agent_migrate_to_brain.md b/active/health_agent_migrate_to_brain.md
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-# Relocate the Health Agent into PyAutoBrain
-
-Follow-up to `feature/pyautobrain/health.md`. The first PyAutoBrain specialist
-agent (the Health Agent) was implemented and **staged in PyAutoHeart** at
-`health_agent/` because PyAutoBrain was not yet in scope. PyAutoBrain is now in
-scope, so move the reasoning agent to its canonical home while preserving the
-architectural boundary:
-
-```
-Mind (intent) -> Brain (reasoning) -> Heart (gate) -> Hands/Build (execute)
-```
-
-PyAutoHeart measures health; the Brain Health Agent only reasons over Heart's
-outputs and emits a GREEN / YELLOW / RED decision. It performs no checks itself.
-
-## Tasks
-
-1. In `@PyAutoBrain`, create the canonical Health Agent from
-   `health_agent/health_agent.md`, registered the way Brain discovers its specialist agents
-   (`agents/<name>/AGENTS.md` + an entrypoint script). Keep each `.md` under 200
-   lines. Preserve verbatim: adoption of `pyauto-heart readiness --json` as the
-   authoritative verdict; reading PyAutoHeart's `capabilities.yaml` as an
-   **abstract** provider manifest (do NOT vendor/copy it into Brain); the
-   GREEN/YELLOW/RED output schema (Summary / Warnings / Recommendations /
-   Blocking Issues); gate semantics; and the hard boundaries (read-and-reason
-   only; never write repos, run builds, trigger releases, or implement a check).
-
-2. In `@PyAutoHeart`, remove `health_agent/health_agent.md` and repoint
-   `health_agent/README.md` at the new Brain location, but KEEP
-   `capabilities.yaml`, `capabilities.md`, and `pyautobuild_boundary_audit.md`
-   (Heart self-describing its capabilities belongs in Heart).
-
-3. Update cross-references both ways (Heart README note <-> Brain agent).
-
-4. Validate: PyAutoHeart `pytest tests/` stays green (105 passing); confirm the
-   Brain agent can still run `pyauto-heart readiness --json` / `status --json`.
-   Do not move or add any gating/check logic into Brain.
-
-## Status: ADDRESSED (2026-06-29)
-
-Completed directly (no PR opened, per request). See `complete.md`:
-`health-agent-relocate-brain`.
diff --git a/active/health_dashboard.md b/active/health_dashboard.md
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-# One unified health dashboard — GitHub web + CLI/venv + mobile, one renderer
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart (+ PyAutoBrain Health Agent rendering; PyAutoHeart README / GitHub Pages surface)
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoBrain
-Status: planned
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Milestone: M5 — the unified health dashboard. Supersedes and expands the
-one-line "M5 = polish of the mobile UX" placeholder in
-`feature/pyautoheart/release_validation.md` (line ~219): mobile polish is now
-*one of three surfaces* of a single dashboard, not a standalone milestone.
-Depends on M1–M4 (all merged): the release-validation report + readiness hard
-gate + the full Stages 0–3 orchestrator already produce the signals this
-dashboard surfaces.
-
-## Why
-
-Heart already computes everything a health dashboard needs — `state.json` (per
-repo × per check), `release_ready.json` (the green/yellow/red verdict + score +
-reasons), and `validation_report.json` (the release rehearsal). But those
-signals are surfaced in **scattered, inconsistent places**:
-
-- `pyauto-heart status` / `readiness` — colour terminal output, dev box only.
-- `pulse-health.yml` — a daily cloud job that opens/updates a single
-  `[heart-health]` tracking **issue** when red, closes it when clean. Good for
-  alerting, but it is an issue thread, not an at-a-glance board, and it only
-  covers the two cloud-safe checks (ci_status, open_prs).
-- The `watch`/`live` daemon — a rich live board, but only while you are staring
-  at that one terminal.
-- Mobile (`pyauto-brain health`) — the Health Agent reads `readiness --json`,
-  but renders nothing dashboard-shaped.
-
-There is **no single place** a human (or the Health Agent) can look and see the
-whole organism's health at a glance — least of all from a phone or a freshly
-opened shell. The Health Agent's entire purpose is to drive this board to all
-green; right now there is no board. M5 builds it: **one dashboard, one
-renderer, three surfaces that cannot disagree.**
-
-Concretely, the ask is: *"I want one unified health dashboard — live on a
-GitHub webpage for PyAutoHeart, on my CLI when I open my venv, and on my phone —
-all showing the same thing, which is what the Health Agent is trying to make all
-green."*
-
-## Design
-
-### 1. One renderer, many formats (the crux)
-
-The invariant that makes this "unified" rather than "three dashboards that drift
-apart": **a single render function** consumes the SAME cached snapshot the
-terminal already uses and emits every surface's format. Nothing recomputes; the
-web page, the CLI line, and the mobile card are all projections of one
-`state.json` + `release_ready.json` (+ `validation_report.json`).
-
-Add `heart/dashboard.py` with:
-
-```
-render(snapshot, verdict, validation, *, fmt) -> str
-    fmt = "term"     # the full colour board (what `status` + `readiness` show today, unified)
-        | "oneline"  # compact: "PyAuto ● RED 35  5 blockers  (tick 4m ago)"  [venv/prompt]
-        | "md"       # GitHub-flavoured markdown (step summary / issue body / README block)
-        | "html"     # standalone self-contained HTML page (GitHub Pages)
-        | "json"     # the machine surface the Health Agent + mobile consume
-```
-
-`render` must be **pure** (snapshot in → string out, no I/O), mirroring
-`heart/readiness.py::compute` / `render_block` and `heart/status.py::render`, so
-it stays trivially testable on the stdlib-only footprint (Heart's test rule).
-Refactor today's `status.render` / `readiness.render_block` to delegate to the
-`fmt="term"` path so there is exactly one source of truth for what "the board"
-looks like. Colour rules stay the `c_ok/c_warn/c_fail` helpers; `md`/`html` map
-green/yellow/red to the same three states (badge colours / cell backgrounds).
-
-The board shows, at minimum: the top-line verdict + score; the 5 libraries'
-repo_state + CI; workspace CI; version skew; the release-validation report
-(profile / testpypi_version / commit_shas freshness / per-stage status); and the
-**dashboard's own age** (last tick `ts`) with a staleness flag — a cached board
-that does not advertise its own staleness is a footgun.
-
-### 2. Surface A — GitHub web (a real page, for PyAutoHeart)
-
-Primary: **GitHub Pages.** A scheduled workflow renders `fmt="html"` to
-`index.html` and publishes it to the `gh-pages` branch (or Pages artifact), so
-`https://pyautolabs.github.io/PyAutoHeart/` is the live board. Self-contained
-HTML only (inline CSS, no external assets) so it renders anywhere.
-
-Complementary, cheap, same renderer:
-- **`$GITHUB_STEP_SUMMARY`** — the scheduled job writes `fmt="md"` to its run
-  summary, so every run's board is visible in the Actions tab with zero hosting.
-- **README badge + block** — a shields.io-style endpoint badge (verdict colour)
-  at the top of `README.md`, and an auto-updated `<!-- heart:begin -->…<!-- heart:end -->`
-  markdown block the workflow commits (into PyAutoHeart's OWN README — never a
-  foreign repo).
-- **Keep `pulse-health.yml`'s `[heart-health]` issue** as the *alerting*
-  channel (it pings on red, closes on green); the dashboard is the *at-a-glance*
-  channel. They are complementary, not duplicative.
-
-Reuse/extend `pulse-health.yml` rather than adding a parallel workflow: it
-already runs the cloud-safe checks daily and has `issues: write`. Add the render
-+ publish steps (Pages needs `pages: write` + `id-token: write`). **Cloud-safe
-caveat:** the cloud job only has ci_status + open_prs (no local working tree),
-so the published board must clearly mark the local-only checks (repo_state,
-worktree_drift, script_timing, test_run, version_skew) as "dev-box only /
-not observed here" rather than silently showing them green. A fuller board can
-optionally be pushed from the dev-box `watch` daemon (it has the full snapshot)
-to the same Pages target — decide during implementation whether the canonical
-web board is cloud-only-honest or dev-box-pushed-complete.
-
-### 3. Surface B — CLI / venv (the shell-open glance)
-
-- **`pyauto-heart dashboard`** — a new subcommand that prints `fmt="term"`: the
-  ONE unified board (today's `status` + `readiness` + the validation report
-  folded into a single screen). `--oneline`, `--md`, `--html`, `--json` select
-  the other formats. It reads the **cached** snapshot (no tick) so it is instant.
-- **venv / shell-open hook** — ship a tiny sourceable snippet (e.g.
-  `heart/shell/heart_prompt.sh`, or extend the existing bashrc-started `watch`
-  pattern the README already documents) that on venv activation prints exactly
-  the `fmt="oneline"` summary from cached state. Hard requirements:
-  - **Never runs a tick** on shell open (reads cache only) — must add <100 ms and
-    never block the prompt.
-  - **Never errors** if state is absent/stale — degrade to a one-line
-    "heart: no fresh state (run `pyauto-heart tick`)" hint.
-  - Honours `NO_COLOR`; opt-in via an env flag so it does not surprise anyone.
-  - Shows the board's age; if stale beyond a threshold, nudges a tick rather than
-    implying the stale numbers are live.
-
-This is what the user means by "running a bash script when I open a venv" — a
-cached, instant, one-line vital sign, with `pyauto-heart dashboard` for the full
-board on demand.
-
-### 4. Surface C — mobile (the original M5 mobile-UX polish, folded in)
-
-The Brain **Health Agent** (`agents/health/`) already reads
-`pyauto-heart readiness --json`; give it the `fmt="json"`/`"md"` dashboard view
-so `pyauto-brain health` renders the same compact card on a phone — verdict,
-score, the top blockers, and the release-validation state — instead of raw
-verdict JSON. No new agent, no boundary change: the Health Agent stays strict
-read-and-reason. This subsumes the "polish of the mobile UX" that was M5 in
-`release_validation.md`.
-
-### 5. Register the capability (so the Brain agents surface it)
-
-Add a `dashboard` capability (+ the published Pages URL and the `dashboard`
-CLI/`--json` surface) to `health_agent/capabilities.yaml` and the
-`HEART_CAPABILITIES.md` cross-reference. The manifest-driven Health Agent then
-picks it up with no Brain code change (same pattern M2 used for the `validate`
-capability).
-
-## Boundary (unchanged, non-negotiable)
-
-Heart stays an **observer**. Everything M5 writes goes ONLY to: PyAutoHeart's own
-`gh-pages`/README/`[heart-health]` issue (its own repo), the job's step summary,
-or `~/.pyauto-heart/`. **No** writes into any other repo, **no** build/workflow
-dispatch, **no** new credentials beyond the auto-provisioned `GITHUB_TOKEN`
-`pulse-health.yml` already uses. The venv hook is read-only over cached state.
-The Health Agent remains read-and-reason. The dashboard *shows* health; it never
-*acts* on it.
-
-## Scope of this milestone (M5)
-
-- `heart/dashboard.py` — the one pure renderer (`term`/`oneline`/`md`/`html`/`json`),
-  with `status.render` / `readiness.render_block` refactored to delegate to it.
-- `pyauto-heart dashboard` subcommand + the sourceable venv/shell one-line hook.
-- Extend `pulse-health.yml` to render + publish the board (Pages + step summary +
-  README badge/block), keeping the tracking-issue alerting.
-- Health Agent renders the dashboard card for mobile; manifest + capabilities
-  updated.
-- Tests: renderer snapshot tests for each `fmt` (stdlib-only), a staleness path,
-  and a "cloud-only-honest" path that marks local-only checks as unobserved.
-
-## Out of scope (later)
-
-- Historical time-series / trend graphs of the score (a v2 — needs a data store
-  beyond the single `state.json`; the `validation_history/` archive is a seed).
-- Slack/email push or any non-GitHub notification channel.
-- Per-repo drill-down pages (the single board first; deep links later).
-
-## Open design decisions (resolve during implementation)
-
-1. **Canonical web board = cloud-only-honest vs dev-box-pushed-complete?** The
-   cloud job lacks the local-only checks. Either publish an honest partial board
-   from cloud, or have the dev-box `watch` daemon push the full snapshot to Pages.
-   Recommend: cloud-only-honest as the always-on baseline, with an optional
-   dev-box push that *enriches* the same page — never two competing pages.
-2. **Pages vs README-block as the primary "webpage"?** The ask says "GitHub
-   webpage," which points at Pages; the README block is the zero-hosting
-   fallback. Recommend shipping both from day one (same `md`/`html` renderer) and
-   letting the badge be the entry point.
-
-## Validation
-
-- `pytest tests/` in PyAutoHeart stays green; add `tests/test_dashboard.py`
-  covering each `fmt` and the staleness / unobserved-check paths.
-- Manually: `pyauto-heart dashboard` (+ `--oneline`/`--md`/`--html`) renders from
-  a cached snapshot; source the venv hook in a fresh shell and confirm it adds a
-  single instant line and degrades cleanly with no state.
-- The scheduled workflow publishes a Pages board + step summary + README badge on
-  a dispatch, and the Health Agent card renders on `pyauto-brain health`.
-- All four surfaces show the SAME verdict/score for the same snapshot (the unify
-  invariant) — assert it in a test that renders `term`/`oneline`/`md`/`json`
-  from one fixture and diffs the extracted verdict/score.
-
-## PR
-
-One PR: "PyAutoHeart: unified health dashboard (GitHub Pages + CLI/venv +
-mobile) — M5". Note the README/Pages/manifest surface changes and confirm the
-observer boundary is preserved (writes only within PyAutoHeart's own repo/state).
-
-## Provenance
-
-Drafted in the M4 release-validation-orchestrator session, immediately after M4
-(PyAutoBrain #8) merged, when a live `pyauto-brain health` run went RED purely
-because every repo was on the dev branch — a vivid reminder that the health
-signal exists but has nowhere unified to *appear*. Expands the M5 placeholder in
-`feature/pyautoheart/release_validation.md` from "mobile UX polish" to the full
-one-dashboard-three-surfaces design the user asked for.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/hierarchical_ep_test_flaky.md b/active/hierarchical_ep_test_flaky.md
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-# `@PyAutoFit` test_full_hierachical is flaky — EP hierarchical fit lands at wrong mu_logt
-
-Type: bug
-Target: autofit
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Found 2026-07-10 while shipping the EP statistics fix batch (#1350).
-
-## Symptom
-
-`test_autofit/graphical/hierarchical/test_hierarchical.py::test_full_hierachical`
-fails on clean `main` (post-#1349, `1a06bbc14`):
-
-    assert new_approx.mean_field[mu_logt_].mean == pytest.approx(logt, rel=1.0)
-    Obtained: -0.6935  Expected: 2.8719 ± 2.9
-
-The EP fit converges to the wrong log-precision hyperparameter. Reproduced
-3× consecutively as a single test on clean main (also with each #1350 fix
-individually reverted — stash-proven unrelated to that batch).
-
-## The confusing part
-
-The identical content passed inside two full-suite runs earlier the same
-day (1447-pass and 1457-pass runs). The `data` fixture seeds
-(`np.random.seed(1)`) so data is deterministic; runs were serial pytest.
-Suspect the LaplaceOptimiser/EP loop is timing- or thread-sensitive
-(graphical tests emit `os.fork()`/multithreading warnings), or hidden
-cross-test state. The test's `rel=1.0` tolerance is already very loose —
-this is not a marginal miss but a qualitatively different fixed point.
-
-## What to do
-
-1. Re-run on clean main to confirm current state (flakes age).
-2. Instrument: capture EPHistory / per-factor evidence for a failing vs
-   passing run (the #1349 diagnostics module now makes this easy —
-   `EPDiagnostics` + `graph_factors.png`).
-3. Determine whether the fit has multiple EP fixed points reachable from
-   the same start (damping / update-order sensitivity) or whether state
-   leaks between tests.
-4. Fix the source (or, if genuinely multi-modal, tighten the test's setup
-   — never widen the tolerance to paper over it).
-
-Related: #1332 F6 (truncated KL approximation degrades near bounds) may
-interact with convergence checks; the F10 sigma-collapse guard (#1349) can
-report whether sigmas collapsed in the failing run.
diff --git a/active/howtofit.md b/active/howtofit.md
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-# PyAutoFit library updates for HowToFit extraction (sub-3 of issue #38)
-
-Sub-1 and sub-2 of the HowToFit extraction have shipped:
-- Sub-1: PyAutoLabs/HowToFit standalone repo exists (PR #1 merged)
-- Sub-2: `howtofit/` tree removed from autofit_workspace (PR #39 merged)
-
-This sub-task updates **@PyAutoFit** — library docs and prose — so the tutorial references no longer
-point into `autofit_workspace/howtofit/` or `pyautofit.readthedocs.io/howtofit/`, and instead point to
-the new standalone `PyAutoLabs/HowToFit` GitHub repo.
-
-## URL rewrite scheme
-
-There is no `pyautofit.readthedocs.io/howtofit/...` anymore — those chapter pages will be deleted. For
-every old readthedocs link and every `Jammy2211/autofit_workspace/.../howtofit/...` link, rewrite to
-the HowToFit GitHub repo's notebooks:
-
-- Old: `https://pyautofit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howtofit/chapter_1_introduction.html`
-  New: `https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/blob/main/notebooks/chapter_1_introduction/` (or landing page)
-- Old: `https://pyautofit.readthedocs.io/en/latest/howtofit/howtofit.html`
-  New: `https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit`
-- Old: `https://github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace/.../howtofit/chapter_graphical_models/tutorial_4_hierachical_models.ipynb`
-  New: `https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/blob/main/notebooks/chapter_3_graphical_models/tutorial_4_hierachical_models.ipynb`
-
-## Scope
-
-### 1. Delete the `docs/howtofit/` tree
-
-Remove these four files:
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/howtofit/howtofit.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/howtofit/chapter_1_introduction.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/howtofit/chapter_2_scientific_workflow.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/howtofit/chapter_3_graphical_models.rst
-
-And the now-empty `docs/howtofit/` directory itself.
-
-### 2. `docs/index.rst` toctree
-
-Lines ~202-205 contain the Tutorials toctree entries for the HowToFit chapters. Remove those four
-toctree lines. If the `:caption: Tutorials:` toctree becomes empty as a result, remove the whole
-toctree block (including the caption header).
-
-### 3. API doc cross-references
-
-Seven API `.rst` files each contain a `- HowToFit: introduction chapter (detailed step-by-step
-examples) <https://pyautofit.readthedocs.io/...>` line:
-
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/model.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/plot.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/priors.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/analysis.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/database.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/searches.rst
-- @PyAutoFit/docs/api/samples.rst
-
-Rewrite each so the link points to `https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit` (or the matching chapter
-folder under `notebooks/` where it makes sense — e.g. the `priors` page can link to chapter 1 if that
-covers prior composition; otherwise the repo root).
-
-### 4. `docs/general/workspace.rst` — HowToFit section
-
-The "HowToFit" section (lines ~16-24) still describes HowToFit as part of the workspace and links to
-the readthedocs tutorials page. Rewrite it as a pointer-style section mirroring the sub-2 phrasing in
-`autofit_workspace/README.rst`: HowToFit now lives in a standalone repo at
-`https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit`, clone/browse there for the chapters.
-
-### 5. `docs/features/graphical.rst`
-
-Contains two howtofit references (matching autofit_workspace/scripts/features/graphical_models.py that
-was updated in sub-2). Rewrite to point at
-`https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/blob/main/notebooks/chapter_3_graphical_models/`.
-
-### 6. `docs/overview/statistical_methods.rst:30`
-
-Mirrors `autofit_workspace/scripts/overview/overview_3_statistical_methods.py` which was updated in
-sub-2. Rewrite the URL from
-`github.com/Jammy2211/autofit_workspace/blob/release/notebooks/howtofit/chapter_graphical_models/tutorial_4_hierachical_models.ipynb`
-to
-`github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit/blob/main/notebooks/chapter_3_graphical_models/tutorial_4_hierachical_models.ipynb`.
-
-### 7. `docs/cookbooks/multiple_datasets.rst` and `docs/science_examples/astronomy.rst`
-
-Each contains a `pyautofit.readthedocs.io/.../howtofit/...` URL. Rewrite to the new HowToFit repo
-(chapter folder appropriate to the context).
-
-### 8. `README.rst`
-
-Three references:
-- Top-of-README `HowToFit` header link (line ~37) → `https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToFit`
-- `autofit_workspace GitHub repository ... HowToFit Jupyter notebook lectures` sentence (line ~60) →
-  drop the `/tree/main/notebooks/howtofit` sub-link, replace with a separate sentence pointing to the
-  standalone HowToFit repo
-- The `is provided on the HowToFit readthedocs page` link (line ~79) → point to the repo README instead
-
-### 9. `paper/paper.md`
-
-Three `HowToFit` references in the published JOSS paper prose. Rewrite URLs and prose to describe
-HowToFit as a standalone tutorial repository. Keep the citation language (this is a peer-reviewed
-paper — don't rewrite the science, only the URLs and the "part of the workspace" framing).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Anything under `build/lib/howtofit/` — that's generated Sphinx output and will self-heal on next
-  docs build.
-- Registering the `howtofit` build target in PyAutoBuild — tracked as a separate follow-up
-  (`pyautobuild-register`) on issue #38.
-- Anything in autofit_workspace (done in sub-2) or in the HowToFit repo itself (done in sub-1).
-
-## Verification
-
-- `grep -rn "howtofit" PyAutoFit --include="*.rst" --include="*.md" --exclude-dir=build` should show
-  zero matches after the change, aside from the sub-3 commit message itself.
-- Sphinx build (`cd docs && make html`) must succeed without broken-reference warnings for the removed
-  `howtofit/` toctree entries.
diff --git a/active/howtogalaxy.md b/active/howtogalaxy.md
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-Extract the HowToGalaxy Jupyter notebook lectures from `@autogalaxy_workspace` into their own standalone GitHub repo, following the exact same pattern we just used for HowToLens.
-
-Starting state mirrors HowToLens pre-extraction:
-
-- `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/howtogalaxy/` and `autogalaxy_workspace/notebooks/howtogalaxy/` hold the content.
-- Structure: `chapter_1_introduction`, `chapter_2_modeling`, `chapter_3_search_chaining`, `chapter_4_pixelizations`, `chapter_optional`, `simulators`.
-- `Jammy2211/HowToGalaxy` exists but is empty (LICENSE only). It needs to be transferred to `PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy` (same "forgot to put it in the org" situation as HowToLens).
-- `@PyAutoGalaxy` docs reference HowToGalaxy under Colab URLs pointing at `autogalaxy_workspace/.../howtogalaxy/...` — these need to migrate to the new repo.
-
-Do this as three sub-tasks, with three separate GitHub issues:
-
-1. **Bootstrap `PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy`** (current scope).
-   - Transfer `Jammy2211/HowToGalaxy` → `PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy`.
-   - Populate it from the existing `autogalaxy_workspace/howtogalaxy/` content, following the same folder layout as every other workspace (config / dataset / notebooks / output / scripts).
-   - Copy CI workflows, pre-commit configs, and release automation from HowToLens as a template.
-   - Tag `2026.4.13.6` — same tag as HowToLens, matches the current `autogalaxy_workspace` version, lets Colab URLs reference a stable snapshot.
-   - Smoke-test the chapter-1 tutorials to confirm they still run after the move.
-
-2. **Workspace cleanup** (autogalaxy_workspace).
-   - Remove `scripts/howtogalaxy/` and `notebooks/howtogalaxy/`.
-   - Rewrite internal references (READMEs, modeling.py prose mentioning `howtogalaxy`, build configs like `env_vars.yaml` and `no_run.yaml`).
-   - Add a pointer to `PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy` wherever the old folder was referenced.
-
-3. **PyAutoGalaxy docs update**.
-   - Migrate every HowToGalaxy Colab URL from `autogalaxy_workspace/.../notebooks/howtogalaxy/...` to `PyAutoLabs/HowToGalaxy/blob/2026.4.13.6/notebooks/...`.
-   - Rewrite README, `docs/index.rst`, `docs/general/workspace.rst`, `docs/overview/`, per-chapter `docs/howtogalaxy/` pages, and `paper/paper.md` prose to frame HowToGalaxy as a standalone repo alongside the workspace (not a sub-folder inside it).
-
-Reference: the HowToLens trio is complete and shipped as:
-
-- HowToLens bootstrap: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/HowToLens/pull/1
-- autolens_workspace cleanup: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/pull/80
-- PyAutoLens docs update: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/pull/468
-
-HowToFit is the third and final extraction, but it is out of scope for this task — handle it in its own follow-up.
diff --git a/active/howtolens.md b/active/howtolens.md
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-The howtolens jupyter notebook lectures are in autolens_workspace/scripts/howtolens (and notebook)
-
-I want to make them their own GitHub repo, with their own continuous integration, following the same 
-folder parts (config / dataset / notebooks / output / scripts) as other workspaces. Can you do this?
-I have set up the GitHub repo:
-
-https://github.com/Jammy2211/HowToLens
-
-I forgot to put HowToLens in the PyAutoLabs organisation so can you do that as well.
-
-You also need to make sure:
-
-- The repo is set up and populated with descriptions of HowToLens that can be takenf rom all the existing workspace stuff.
-- That existing workspace stuff is updated to point to this repo, including URL updates.
-
-After this task. we will perform identical work with HowToGalaxy and HowToFit:
-
-https://github.com/Jammy2211/HowToGalaxy
-https://github.com/Jammy2211/HowToFit
-
-Feel free to break this take down into many subprompts
-
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-# Hygiene agent — phase 1: scaffold + boundaries
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 1 of the hygiene conductor (umbrella + settled design:
-`feature/pyautobrain/hygiene_agent.md`; decision:
-`research/pyautobrain/hygiene_agent_decision.md`). Make the conductor **real,
-routable, and correctly bounded** with its modes stubbed — no behaviour yet.
-Mirror the profiling conductor's wiring exactly.
-
-**Build:**
-- `agents/conductors/hygiene/AGENTS.md` — tier: conductor; the *code-quality
-  upkeep* function (dev-loop cost + tidiness, distinct from Heart's proof-of-
-  works and profiling's modeling speed). Modes table (all five described,
-  implemented in later phases): `perf` / `tidy` / `noise` / `deps` / `docs` +
-  default prioritized worklist. Emits a `HygieneDecision`. Boundaries section
-  (see below). Consults the vitals faculty like every conductor; never issues
-  health verdicts, never touches Build.
-- `agents/conductors/hygiene/hygiene.sh` — skeleton mirroring `profiling.sh`:
-  arg-parse the mode set + `--json`, print a "staged — implemented in phase N"
-  notice per not-yet-built mode, exit-code convention consistent with the other
-  conductors. Stdlib/bash only (no importing the JAX stack).
-
-**Wire (mirror profiling, grep `profiling` to find every site):**
-- `bin/pyauto-brain` — add to the dispatch map (`[hygiene]=…/hygiene.sh`), the
-  one-line description, the usage-comment block, and `CONDUCTOR_ORDER`.
-- `skills/hygiene/hygiene.md` — the `/hygiene` human-veneer wrapper (like
-  `skills/profiling/profiling.md`); install the `~/.claude/commands/hygiene.md`
-  symlink via the existing `bin/install.sh` path.
-- `skills/COMMANDS.md` — add the `/hygiene` row and the veneer list entry.
-
-**Boundaries to correct in this phase (the reason it is phase 1):**
-- `agents/conductors/profiling/AGENTS.md` — rewrite the `## vs hygiene` block
-  (currently only "Heart observes noise / Brain `repo_cleanup` mutates", stale
-  once hygiene is a real conductor) to the measured-thing split: profiling =
-  modeling/compute speed on the science grid; hygiene = developer-loop cost.
-  **Move** profiling's staged future mode "hunting generally-slow functions
-  flagged by integration tests" out of its Future-modes list and into hygiene's
-  `perf` mode (documented as arriving in phase 3).
-- `skills/repo_cleanup/SKILL.md` — update the "Future Cleanup Agent" note to
-  point at the now-built hygiene conductor (repo_cleanup becomes its `tidy` mode
-  in phase 2; leave the skill working standalone until then).
-
-**Out of scope (later phases):** any real mode behaviour — absorbing
-repo_cleanup + cli_noise_clean and consulting dep_audit + audit_docs is phase 2;
-the `perf` mode + optional PyAutoHeart legs (`import_time` / `cli_noise`) is
-phase 3. This phase ships the shell and the corrected boundaries only.
-
-**Done when:** `bin/pyauto-brain hygiene` and `/hygiene` resolve and print the
-staged mode menu; the conductor's AGENTS.md states the boundaries; profiling's
-boundary + future-mode list and repo_cleanup's pointer are updated; nothing
-else changed.
-
-<!-- phase 1 of 3, filed 2026-07-11 from the settled hygiene_agent umbrella;
-     phases 2 (absorb skills as modes) and 3 (perf mode + Heart legs) filed as
-     this nears shipping, per the no-bulk-issue-queues doctrine. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_agent_phase_2_modes.md b/active/hygiene_agent_phase_2_modes.md
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-# Hygiene agent — phase 2: modes (absorb + consult)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 2 of the hygiene conductor (umbrella: `issued/hygiene_agent.md`; decision:
-`research/pyautobrain/hygiene_agent_decision.md`; phase 1 scaffold shipped as
-PyAutoBrain#88). Give the four non-perf modes real behaviour by wiring them to
-the hygiene skills that already exist, and make the default no-arg run a single
-prioritized worklist across them. (`perf` stays staged for phase 3.)
-
-**Modes to implement:**
-- `tidy` — drive `repo_cleanup`'s audit and emit its findings as HygieneDecision
-  rows (stale branches / stashes / `[gone]` refs / dirty checkouts).
-- `noise` — drive `cli_noise_clean`'s audit (warnings / stray prints / library
-  chatter surfaced by tests + workspace scripts).
-- `deps` — consult `dep_audit` (version-cap drift vs PyPI, risk-tiered).
-- `docs` — consult `audit_docs` (stale `docs/api/*.rst` module paths).
-- default (no-arg) — run the above audits and emit ONE prioritized
-  `HygieneDecision` worklist (most-useful-next-action first), each row tagged
-  with the mode and the delegate it routes to.
-
-**Design fork — settle first (the plan's key decision).** The hygiene conductor's
-charter is *reason and delegate; never edit source, never mutate other repos*
-(it stays stdlib/bash, no JAX). So "absorb" must NOT mean moving destructive
-logic into the conductor. Recommended resolution: **each mode owns the AUDIT +
-prioritization and points at the existing skill for EXECUTION** — the skills stay
-the executors (repo_cleanup keeps its interactive per-bucket git mechanics and
-safety gates; cli_noise_clean/dep_audit/audit_docs keep their fix/report steps).
-The conductor reads/parses their audit output (or re-implements only the
-read-only audit portion where that is cleaner than shelling out) and unifies +
-ranks. Confirm this boundary before coding; if the alternative (fold logic into
-the conductor) is chosen, it must not put mutations in the Brain. Under
-`--auto` supervised, if this fork is still open at implementation it becomes a
-batched issue question (checkpoint-and-continue).
-
-**Machine footing:** extend the `--json` HygieneDecision so each mode emits real
-finding rows (not just `staged`), and the default run emits the ranked worklist —
-the shape a Brain session and the future perf mode can consume.
-
-**Update as modes land:** flip each mode's `LANDS`/staged notice in
-`agents/conductors/hygiene/{AGENTS.md,hygiene.sh}` from "phase 2" to implemented;
-update `skills/repo_cleanup/SKILL.md` (the `tidy` mode now exists) and the
-`/hygiene` veneer's staged note.
-
-**Out of scope:** `perf` mode and any PyAutoHeart legs (phase 3).
-
-**Done when:** `pyauto-brain hygiene {tidy,noise,deps,docs}` each emit real audit
-findings (human + `--json`); the no-arg run emits one prioritized worklist;
-delegation targets are named; the four skills remain the executors; PyAutoBrain
-tests green.
-
-<!-- phase 2 of 3, filed 2026-07-11 immediately after P1 merged (Brain#88); phase 3
-     (perf + Heart legs) filed as this nears shipping, per no-bulk-issue-queues. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_agent_phase_3_perf.md b/active/hygiene_agent_phase_3_perf.md
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-# Hygiene agent — phase 3: perf mode
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 3 (final core phase) of the hygiene conductor (umbrella:
-`issued/hygiene_agent.md`; P1 scaffold Brain#88, P2 modes Brain#90). Bring the
-`perf` mode live — developer-loop cost: slow unit tests, slow integration-mode
-workspace scripts, and import time — completing the conductor's five modes.
-Keep the phase-2 shape: cheap read-only pre-scan + delegate; the conductor never
-runs heavy audits and never mutates a repo.
-
-**`perf` mode:**
-- **import-cost pre-scan** (the cheap local signal): time `python3 -c "import
-  <pkg>"` for each library in a **subprocess**, best-effort — this measures the
-  import without the conductor itself importing anything (it stays bash/stdlib and
-  never drags the JAX stack into the Brain, per the charter). Report per-library
-  import seconds; mark a library `advisory` if it isn't importable in the ambient
-  env (no venv resolved). Flag libraries over a threshold as the actionable
-  signal (typed like phase-2 `debris`: a real, rankable number).
-- **consult Heart for the heavy signals** — slow tests and slow scripts are
-  already observed and tracked by PyAutoHeart's `script_timing` / `test_run`
-  legs. `perf` reads/surfaces those (via the vitals faculty or `pyauto-heart`)
-  rather than re-running pytest / workspace scripts itself, and routes the slow
-  items. This is the "measurement lives in Heart; hygiene acts" split made real.
-- **delegate the fix** — a slow function → `/refactor` (restructure) or `/bug`
-  (regression-shaped); JAX-adaptation is a judgement call surfaced as a
-  recommendation, never an automatic rewrite (no quick fix ⇒ flag, don't force).
-- extend the `--json` HygieneDecision `perf` row from `staged` to real rows
-  (per-library import timings + surfaced Heart timing findings + delegate).
-
-**Wire-up:** flip `perf` from staged → live in
-`agents/conductors/hygiene/{AGENTS.md,hygiene.sh}` and the `/hygiene` veneer
-(nothing then remains staged); the default no-arg worklist now ranks `perf`
-import signal alongside `tidy` debris.
-
-**Deferred (explicit future, NOT this phase):** a *standing* PyAutoHeart
-`import_time` leg (and any `cli_noise` leg) — adding Heart legs is a PyAutoHeart
-change; keep phase 3 PyAutoBrain-only and note the leg as a follow-up if the
-conductor's import pre-scan proves worth promoting to a tracked Heart signal.
-
-**Done when:** `pyauto-brain hygiene perf` emits real import-cost timings +
-surfaced Heart slow-test/script findings (human + `--json`), routing slow items
-to refactor/bug; nothing in the conductor reports `staged`; the import timing
-runs in a subprocess (conductor never imports JAX); PyAutoBrain tests green
-(extend the hermetic contract test for the perf row shape).
-
-<!-- phase 3 of 3, filed 2026-07-11 immediately after P2 merged (Brain#90). Final
-     core phase; the standing Heart import_time leg is a deferred optional follow-up. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_file_hygiene_modes.md b/active/hygiene_file_hygiene_modes.md
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-# PyAutoBrain — hygiene file-hygiene modes (phase 5: crlf / config / artifacts)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 5 of the hygiene conductor — three **cheap, org-specific** pre-scan modes
-chosen because they map to *documented recurring pain* in this codebase and
-nothing currently catches them (evidence gathered 2026-07-11: no lint/ruff/vulture
-in CI, 224 CRLF `.py` files in PyAutoArray, divergent library↔workspace config
-yaml key sets). All three are conductor-only (PyAutoBrain) — cheap file/git scans,
-**no Heart legs** (point-in-time debris/surface, not over-time regression signals).
-
-**`crlf` (debris).** `git grep -Il $'\r$' -- '*.py'` across the managed repos;
-count files with CRLF line endings (immediately surfaces the ~224 in PyAutoArray —
-the documented "CRLF files… 10× diffs" gotcha). Fix hint: `sed -i 's/\r$//'` /
-`dos2unix`; delegate → `/refactor`.
-
-**`config` (surface).** Diff each library's `config/*.yaml` against the matching
-workspace config (autofit/autogalaxy/autolens pairs); flag keys present in the
-library config but **missing downstream** — the "mirror new library config keys
-into workspace configs" chore. Use a small stdlib+PyYAML helper
-(`_hygiene_config.py`) for a proper *recursive* key diff (top-level-only would
-miss nested drift, which is where it actually happens); degrade gracefully if
-PyYAML is absent. Delegate → `/refactor` (mirror the keys).
-
-**`artifacts` (debris).** Flag tracked files that look like leaked generated
-data/outputs — generated-data extensions (`*.fits *.hdf5 *.npy *.npz *.pkl *.pt`)
-and `output/` paths — that should be gitignored (the "ship_workspace leaks binary
-outputs" pattern). Low false-positive by targeting data extensions + output dirs,
-not a blanket size scan. Delegate → gitignore + `git rm --cached` (or
-`/repo_cleanup`).
-
-**Wiring:** add the three to `MODE_ORDER` / `MODE_KIND` / `MODE_DELEGATE` and the
-`prescan()` dispatch in `agents/conductors/hygiene/hygiene.sh`; update the modes
-table (`AGENTS.md`) and the `/hygiene` veneer. They join the default ranked
-worklist like the other debris/surface modes. Stdlib/bash + one PyYAML helper —
-the conductor still never imports the science stack.
-
-**Boundary/doctrine:** these are demonstrated-need additions (each maps to a
-recorded recurring bug), not symmetry. Kept cheap so they belong in the fast
-default scan (unlike the off-tick perf legs).
-
-**Done when:** `hygiene {crlf,config,artifacts}` each emit a real count + delegate
-(human + `--json`); the default run ranks them; PyAutoBrain tests cover each
-pre-scan's classification + the config helper's recursive diff on a fixture.
-
-<!-- filed 2026-07-11 from the "what checks should we add?" discussion; grounded in
-     the no-lint-in-CI / 224-CRLF / config-drift evidence. Cheap org-specific trio. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_function_profiling.md b/active/hygiene_function_profiling.md
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-# PyAutoBrain — hygiene perf function profiling (phase 4c)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 4c of the hygiene `perf` mode — the third and hardest uncovered capability
-from the original hygiene prompt: **profile a normal-mode script run and surface
-the slowest NON-likelihood functions** as optimization / JAX-adaptation
-candidates. Unlike 4a/4b (tracked regression signals → Heart legs), this is a
-**one-shot investigation**, so it belongs in the hygiene conductor as an
-on-demand `perf` sub-action that emits a `HygieneDecision`, **not** a Heart leg.
-
-**Research grounding (2026-07-11):** no function-profiling framework exists (only
-two incidental `cProfile` uses inside PyAutoFit internals — `_erf_helpers.py`,
-`sneaky.py`). `autolens_profiling` is **likelihood-only** (JAX likelihood sweeps
-— the profiling agent's domain), so non-likelihood function profiling is
-genuinely unbuilt.
-
-**The crux — the likelihood/non-likelihood boundary (settle first).** `/profiling`
-owns the likelihood/modeling compute (the `log_likelihood_function` / fitness on
-the science grid, GPU tiers, A100). This capability owns **everything else** the
-dev loop spends time in — simulation, data prep, model composition, plotting /
-visualization, the aggregator, config/serialization. The profiler MUST **exclude
-likelihood frames** so it never overlaps `/profiling`: define the exclusion by
-module/qualname (e.g. drop frames under the likelihood/fitness call tree and the
-JAX-traced regions), and hand any likelihood-dominated result straight to
-`/profiling` instead of reporting it here. Getting this filter right is the
-main design risk — prototype it against a real script before finalising.
-
-**Build (in `agents/conductors/hygiene/`):**
-- `perf` gains an on-demand profiling action (e.g. `hygiene perf --profile
-  <script>` or a `profile` sub-mode): run the target script **in normal mode**
-  (real workload, not TEST_MODE) under `cProfile` in a **subprocess** (the
-  conductor stays stdlib/bash and never imports the science stack itself),
-  collect the `pstats`, rank the top-N by cumulative/total time **after
-  excluding likelihood frames**, and emit a `HygieneDecision` listing the
-  candidates with their cost + call counts.
-- Each candidate routes to `/refactor` (restructure / vectorize) or, where a
-  clear win exists, is flagged as a **JAX-adaptation candidate** — a
-  *recommendation*, never an automatic rewrite (the original prompt's "judgement
-  may be needed if no quick fix"). No quick fix ⇒ flag, don't force.
-- `--json` footing consistent with the other `perf` rows (kind `timing` /
-  a new `profile` kind), so a Brain session can consume the candidate list.
-
-**Scope / cost:** profiling a normal-mode run is heavy and per-target — strictly
-on-demand (the human points it at a script), never in the default fast scan and
-never a Heart tick. Keep the profiler subprocess timeout-guarded.
-
-**Deferred:** a *standing* tracked signal for function hotspots (a Heart leg) is
-out of scope — hotspot lists are investigation output, not a regression gate;
-promote later only if a recurring need appears (the same demonstrated-need bar
-`import_time` cleared).
-
-**Done when:** `hygiene perf` can profile a named normal-mode script, exclude
-likelihood frames, and emit a ranked non-likelihood hotspot `HygieneDecision`
-routing candidates to `/refactor` (JAX-adaptation flagged as judgement),
-human + `--json`; PyAutoBrain tests cover the exclusion filter + candidate
-ranking on a fixture pstats. Siblings: [[hygiene_unit_test_timing]] (4a),
-[[hygiene_workspace_testmode_timing]] (4b).
-
-<!-- filed 2026-07-11 from the hygiene perf-scope reopening; phase 4c of 3. The
-     judgement-heavy one — the likelihood/non-likelihood filter is the crux and
-     the profiling-agent boundary. large + supervised for that reason. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_import_time_leg.md b/active/hygiene_import_time_leg.md
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-# PyAutoHeart — import_time observation leg (hygiene follow-up)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: low
-Status: formalised
-
-Deferred optional follow-up from the hygiene conductor epic (PyAutoBrain#88/#90/#92,
-complete). The hygiene `perf` mode currently times library import cost itself in a
-subprocess (a cheap on-demand pre-scan) and reads slow-test/slow-script signals
-from Heart's existing `script_timing` / `test_run` legs. This task **promotes the
-import-cost pre-scan to a standing, tracked PyAutoHeart signal** so import-time
-*regressions* are observed over time rather than only spot-checked — closing the
-"measurement lives in Heart; hygiene acts" loop for imports.
-
-**Build a `heart/checks/import_time.py` leg**, mirroring `heart/checks/script_timing.py`:
-- measure the import cost of the PyAuto libraries (top-level `autolens` pulls the
-  whole stack; consider per-package `autoconf`/`autofit`/`autoarray`/`autogalaxy`/
-  `autolens` if a per-lib breakdown is wanted), each in a **subprocess** with a
-  timeout, so Heart's own process never imports the science/JAX stack.
-- keep a **baseline** and flag a regression when import time grows beyond a
-  tolerance (the `script_timing` baseline/threshold pattern), surfaced through
-  `readiness.py` / `dashboard.py` like the other timing legs.
-
-**Respect the <30s tick budget (`docs/internals.md`) — the crux.** A cold import
-of the full stack can be several seconds; importing all five packages could blow
-the routine tick. Options to weigh in the plan: (a) time only one representative
-import (`autolens`) per tick; (b) put `import_time` on a **slower cadence / opt-in
-tier** rather than every tick; (c) cache and re-measure only when the installed
-version changes. Pick the one that keeps routine ticks within budget — do not
-make every tick pay a multi-second import.
-
-**Then wire the hygiene `perf` mode to consult this leg** (PyAutoBrain):
-`agents/conductors/hygiene/hygiene.sh` — when the `import_time` leg is present in
-Heart's state, `perf` surfaces the tracked value + regression flag (as it already
-does conceptually for `script_timing`/`test_run`) rather than only its own
-subprocess timing. Keep the subprocess pre-scan as the fallback when Heart has no
-reading (e.g. no venv / leg absent).
-
-**Optional sibling — a `cli_noise` leg** was mentioned in the same deferred note;
-it is heavier (runs pytest + scripts) and almost certainly *cannot* fit the tick
-budget, so treat it as out-of-scope here unless the plan shows a cheap signal.
-
-**Done when:** `import_time` is a real Heart leg with a baseline + regression flag
-that stays within the tick budget (or is explicitly a slower/opt-in tier), it
-shows in the readiness dashboard, PyAutoHeart tests cover it, and the hygiene
-`perf` mode reads it when present. This is a **standalone follow-up** — the
-hygiene conductor is already complete without it.
-
-<!-- filed 2026-07-11 from the hygiene-conductor epic close-out (complete.md
-     "hygiene-agent"). Low priority; the conductor works without it. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_pyautogut_drive_seam.md b/active/hygiene_pyautogut_drive_seam.md
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-# Add the hygiene → PyAutoGut drive seam
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoGut
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Add the drive seam that lets the hygiene conductor use **@PyAutoGut** — the
-second build follow-up from `research/pyautobrain/pyautogut_organ_decision.md`.
-Depends on the repo skeleton (`feature/pyautogut/repo_skeleton.md`) existing
-first.
-
-The seam mirrors the **Heart ↔ vitals** template exactly: the organ *holds and
-voids*; the @PyAutoBrain hygiene conductor *drives* it (decides what to condemn,
-triggers a sweep) and owns none of the storage.
-
-- **PyAutoGut-aware `tidy` mode.** Instead of the synchronous, one-item-at-a-time
-  `repo_cleanup` interrogation (the decision doc's pain #1 — decision fatigue at
-  the point of least context), `tidy` *files candidates into `condemned.md`*
-  asynchronously, with no per-item gate. This gives the 95%-confident-but-not-
-  certain items a home (pain #2) and captures the fragile forms' bytes as durable
-  archive refs before deletion (pain #3).
-- **Batch `sweep` mode.** Runs the *existing* `repo_cleanup` safety gates
-  (`yes, force delete <name>`; stash keep/apply/drop) in batch against the
-  manifest, at a time the user chooses — the transit-window clock: items with a
-  past `sweep-after` date are voided; anything still wanted is reabsorbed
-  (recovered) before then.
-
-No second gate implementation — reuse `repo_cleanup`'s gates. The conductor
-reasons and delegates; @PyAutoGut performs the actual deletion (elimination is a
-gut function).
-
-<!-- formalised 2026-07-12 from ideas.md by intake review; provenance:
-     research pyautogut-organ-decision · research/pyautobrain/pyautogut_organ_decision.md.
-     Work-type corrected to feature/ per the decision doc's named follow-up
-     (the deterministic classifier guessed refactor from surface keywords). -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_unit_test_timing.md b/active/hygiene_unit_test_timing.md
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-# PyAutoHeart — unit_test_timing leg (hygiene perf phase 4a)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 4a of the hygiene `perf` mode — the first of three capabilities from the
-original hygiene prompt that the shipped perf mode (import timing only) does NOT
-yet cover. This one: **unit-test speed** — time the library unit suites, track a
-rolling per-test (and per-suite) baseline, flag slow-test regressions, and let
-hygiene `perf` surface + route them. Mirrors the shipped `import_time` leg
-(PyAutoHeart#62): a tracked signal lives in Heart; hygiene acts.
-
-**Research grounding (2026-07-11):** there is **no** unit-test-timing
-infrastructure today. No `--durations` in any library pytest config
-(`[tool.pytest.ini_options]` in each `pyproject.toml` sets only `testpaths` +
-`filterwarnings`). Heart's `test_run` leg reads PyAutoBuild `report.json`, which
-carries pass/fail counts + `slow_skips`/`needs_fix_skips` — **not per-test
-durations**. So this is greenfield.
-
-**Design decision to settle first — "run it" vs "read it":**
-- **(a) Read, don't run (preferred, mirrors script_timing).** Add
-  `--durations=0 --durations-min=<X>` (or a JSON-durations plugin) to the CI
-  test job's pytest invocation so CI **emits** per-test durations into an
-  artifact; a stdlib-only Heart check parses that artifact, keeps a rolling
-  baseline, classifies. Cheap in the tick; the heavy pytest run already happens
-  in CI. This is the script_timing architecture ("read produced data").
-- **(b) Off-tick self-run.** A Heart check that runs `pytest --durations` per
-  library in a **subprocess** (rule 4 — never import the test stack into Heart;
-  inject the runner so the stdlib-only tests use fixtures). Running the full
-  suites is minutes (test_autofit ~1471 tests) → strictly **off-tick** (daily
-  cron / on demand), like `import_time`. Simpler to own, heavier to run.
-
-Recommended: **(a)** if the CI surface is easy to extend (cheapest, always
-fresh); fall back to **(b)** otherwise. Settle in the plan.
-
-**Build (whichever source):**
-- `heart/checks/unit_test_timing.py` — rolling per-test baseline in
-  `~/.pyauto-heart/timings-unit/`, ratio-vs-median classification (reuse the
-  1.5/3.0 `script_timing` thresholds pattern, config-driven), writes
-  `~/.pyauto-heart/unit_test_timing.json`, colored summary. **Advisory** —
-  surfaced on the dashboard (a local-only family, mirror the `import_time`
-  section in `heart/dashboard.py` + `heart/state.py` aggregate) but **absent
-  from the readiness gating set** (test speed is not release-blocking).
-- stdlib-only tests (`tests/test_unit_test_timing.py`) with an injected
-  duration source — never run pytest-in-pytest or import the science stack.
-- **PyAutoBrain follow-on:** wire hygiene `perf` to read
-  `unit_test_timing.json` when present (surface slowest/regressed tests, route
-  to `/refactor`/`/bug`), fallback silent when absent — exactly as PyAutoBrain#93
-  did for `import_time`.
-
-**Boundary:** this is developer-loop cost (unit-suite speed), squarely hygiene —
-distinct from `/profiling` (likelihood/modeling compute on the science grid) and
-from `test_run` (pass/fail release signal). Slow-test *regressions* route to
-`/refactor`; a genuinely-slow-but-correct test may just be marked (a `slow`
-pytest marker) rather than optimized — judgement, surfaced not forced.
-
-**Done when:** a `unit_test_timing` signal exists with a rolling baseline +
-regression classification, surfaced advisory on the board, tests green, and
-hygiene `perf` reads it. Siblings: [[hygiene_workspace_testmode_timing]] (4b),
-[[hygiene_function_profiling]] (4c).
-
-<!-- filed 2026-07-11 from the hygiene perf-scope reopening: the shipped perf
-     mode covers import timing only; unit-test timing was in the original prompt
-     and is unbuilt. Phase 4a of 3. -->
diff --git a/active/hygiene_workspace_testmode_timing.md b/active/hygiene_workspace_testmode_timing.md
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-# PyAutoHeart — workspace test-mode script-timing leg (hygiene perf phase 4b)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 4b of the hygiene `perf` mode — the second uncovered capability from the
-original hygiene prompt: **workspace-script speed in integration test mode**
-(`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` + `PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS=1`). Run the curated
-workspace scripts in that mode, time them, track a rolling baseline, flag
-regressions, and let hygiene `perf` surface + route them.
-
-**Research grounding (2026-07-11):**
-- Heart's `script_timing` leg **already** tracks per-script `duration_seconds`
-  — but from PyAutoBuild `run_all`, which runs scripts with `env =
-  os.environ.copy()` (`autobuild/run_all.py`): it inherits whatever mode **CI**
-  sets and is the release/validation path, **not** an explicit, hygiene-controlled
-  `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE`+`SMALL_DATASETS` run. So test-mode timing is a **distinct**
-  signal, not what `script_timing` observes.
-- The exact env + curated-script pattern already exists in the `cli_noise_clean`
-  skill (`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS=1
-  NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=… MPLCONFIGDIR=…`, per-workspace `start_here` scripts) — reuse
-  it. Each workspace also has a curated `smoke_tests.txt` to source the list
-  from (do **not** grow those lists — the smoke-subset doctrine).
-
-**Design decision to settle first:** extend `script_timing` with a **test-mode
-profile** (a second baseline keyed by mode) vs a **new sibling leg**
-`workspace_testmode_timing`. Prefer the sibling leg for a clean boundary
-(different mode, different cadence, hygiene-owned) unless sharing `script_timing`'s
-slug/rolling machinery is clearly cheaper. Either way the *runner* is off-tick.
-
-**Build:**
-- The measurement runs the curated scripts in a **subprocess** with the test-mode
-  env (rule 4 — Heart never imports the science stack; inject the runner so the
-  stdlib-only tests use fixtures). Running scripts costs seconds–minutes →
-  strictly **off-tick** (daily cron / on demand), like `import_time`. Honour a
-  per-script timeout; a timeout is a finding, not a crash.
-- `heart/checks/workspace_testmode_timing.py` — rolling baseline in
-  `~/.pyauto-heart/timings-ws-testmode/`, ratio classification (1.5/3.0),
-  writes `~/.pyauto-heart/workspace_testmode_timing.json`, colored summary.
-  **Advisory** dashboard section (local-only family; mirror `import_time` in
-  `state.py` + `dashboard.py`), **not** in the readiness gating set.
-- stdlib-only tests with an injected runner (never execute real workspace
-  scripts in the suite).
-- **PyAutoBrain follow-on:** hygiene `perf` reads
-  `workspace_testmode_timing.json` when present, surfaces regressed scripts,
-  routes to `/refactor`/`/bug`; fallback silent when absent (as PyAutoBrain#93).
-
-**Boundary:** developer-loop cost (dev-mode script wall-clock) — hygiene, not
-`/profiling` (likelihood/modeling compute) and not autobuild's release-mode
-`script_timing`. A slow script whose cost is a genuine dataset/model choice is
-marked, not force-optimized (judgement).
-
-**Done when:** a test-mode workspace-timing signal exists (rolling baseline +
-regression), surfaced advisory, tests green, hygiene `perf` reads it. Siblings:
-[[hygiene_unit_test_timing]] (4a), [[hygiene_function_profiling]] (4c).
-
-<!-- filed 2026-07-11 from the hygiene perf-scope reopening; phase 4b of 3.
-     Distinct from the shipped script_timing leg (release mode) — this is the
-     PYAUTO_TEST_MODE+SMALL_DATASETS run named in the original prompt. -->
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-We are building skills in autolens workspace, see the folder autolens_workspace/skills, which are aimed at having a new
-user begin to use PyAutoLens as an assistant. The idea is they use these skills to run, read and understand
-workspace scripts. 
-
-I want these skills to have the following properties:
-
-- Explains clearly the concepts and underlying physics and meaning of what the skills task does, so the user understands the scientific context of what they are going to be able tod o.
-- Encourage the user to read the python scripts, Notebooks and docs they help them run too do tasks. I dont want this to become using AI as a black box, I want thist o be an Assistant that allows them to learn how do to lensing with autolens easy.
-- I want there to be a convservation tone and encourages the user to also ask questions about how things work, not sure do the task or work for them.
-- However, the strength is of course once users begin putting skills together they will realise they can do things that is otherwise not possible running just one script.
-
-Please ask me follow up questions on your interpretation of the above so I can guide you further on what we are aiming
-for with PyAutoLens-Assistant
-
-Can you maybe have the way I desire skills be written be a claude skill or memory in and of itself? Getting this style
-right may take iteration. 
-
-Do this as you try and update this skill to the right style the one there now was writtten by
-codex which I think means it ended up a bit more codey and mechanical, less like an AI assistant.
-
--
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-# Optional individual-frame output mode (HST _flc/_flt) for per-exposure modeling in PyAutoLens
-
-Type: feature
-Target: pyautoreduce
-Repos:
-- PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Working in the PyAutoReduce repository — the data-reduction library that builds the HST (and future JWST) pipelines that turn raw imaging into modeling-ready datasets for PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy.
-
-Add functionality that supports outputting the individual exposure frames — the calibrated per-exposure images produced before drizzling — so that these individual frames can ultimately be modeled in PyAutoLens, rather than only the final drizzled mosaic. For HST these individual frames are the `_flc` / `_flt` products. Introduce this as an optional mode that is off by default (it is slow), and when switched on, outputs all of these extra per-exposure frames before they are drizzled together by the standard pipeline.
-
-Per-frame cosmic-ray detection uses deepCR (Zhang & Bloom 2020; Chen et al. 2024 WFC3/UVIS retrain) — user-directed during planning ("recent AI cosmic ray removal tool"); mask-only, optional dependency, documented as a deviation from STScI defaults.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user prompt (intaken via /intake; target corrected autogalaxy->pyautoreduce in review — the classifier resolved the downstream consumers rather than the home repo.) -->
-<!-- split at start_dev 2026-07-09: the JWST per-frame feasibility + literature-scan sub-part moved to research/pyautoreduce/jwst_individual_frame_feasibility.md, per the Brain Feature Agent's research-first read of the bundle. PyAutoLens dropped from Repos: this task emits products only; consuming them in PyAutoLens is future work. -->
-<!-- v1 scope (user-approved plan): per-frame data cutout + ERR noise map + DQ/deepCR CR masks + WCS manifest; per-frame native PSF deferred to the PyAutoReduce roadmap. -->
-
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-# PyAutoBrain Intake Agent (organism-facing: the Conception Agent)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: draft
-
-## Why we want this
-
-PyAutoMind is the Mind, but raw intent currently enters it two unsatisfying ways:
-either I text-vomit a bullet into `@PyAutoMind/ideas.md` (which then rots — see the
-literal state of that file today), or I hand-write a prompt under
-`<work-type>/<target>/<name>.md` and try to remember the conventions. Neither
-consistently produces a *formalised, grouped, machine-legible* Mind object.
-
-The evidence that the current approach isn't working:
-
-- Of ~84 un-issued prompts, only **6** carry the optional `Type:/Target:/Status:`
-  header (`@PyAutoMind/README.md` "Prompt file format"). ~7% adoption. The
-  convention exists; humans don't use it. **The fix is not to nag humans — it is
-  to have an agent write the header consistently.**
-- `ideas.md` holds orphan bullets ("teacher mode", "refactor agent", "optimize
-  agent", a workspace guide) that never became prompts.
-- Mind GitHub issue #18 (3D/cube dataset modelling) has no formal prompt behind it.
-- `bug/` holds ~28 un-started prompts with no age/priority signal.
-
-So we want a Brain conductor that turns **raw input → a formal, grouped, headed
-PyAutoMind prompt**, and a census/repair mode that finds everything already in a
-half-formed state and runs it through the same path.
-
-## What it is (placement + analogy)
-
-A new **conductor** in `@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/intake/`. It *acts* (it
-writes prompt files), and the tier rule in `@PyAutoBrain/AGENTS.md` is explicit:
-"a side-effecting decider is a conductor; a side-effect-free opinion is a faculty."
-
-- **Engineering name: Intake Agent.** Chosen over "idea" because its front door
-  takes in *any* raw input — a bug report, a refactor thought, a doc gap — not
-  just feature ideas. "idea" pre-commits to the feature framing and reads wrong
-  the moment a bug is dumped in.
-- **Organism-facing name: the Conception Agent** — the *conceptive function*. A
-  task is **conceived** here (raw stimulus → a formed concept the Mind can hold)
-  before the **Growth Agent** (the Feature Agent's organism name) grows it into
-  code. Lifecycle metaphor: **Conception → Growth**. Model this exactly on the
-  Feature Agent's `Tier: conductor` header and its "Growth Agent" naming note in
-  `@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/feature/AGENTS.md`.
-
-## The boundary — position it against what already exists
-
-This is the part that must be crystal-clear, because three existing things are
-adjacent and intake must not duplicate any of them:
-
-```
-/route   → infer work-type, DISPATCH to a command (starts dev now)   [execute now]
-intake   → infer work-type, FILE a formal prompt (does NOT start dev) [capture, defer]
-triage/  → where intake files anything it can't confidently classify  [REUSE, don't reinvent]
-create_issue / start_dev → the pipeline intake feeds; intake sits strictly BEFORE it
-```
-
-One-sentence definition to put at the top of the agent's `AGENTS.md`:
-**intake is "route-to-a-filed-prompt-without-executing."** Low-confidence
-classification writes into the existing `@PyAutoMind/triage/` folder — reuse that
-machinery, do not build a parallel unclassified bucket. Intake never opens an
-issue and never starts dev; `create_issue` (the Mind's issue primitive) and
-`/start_dev` remain the next, separate step.
-
-## What it does
-
-Read raw input, classify it, and (under `--apply`) write a formal prompt:
-
-1. **Group it** — pick the **work-type folder** (`feature/ bug/ refactor/ docs/
-   test/ release/ maintenance/ research/ experiment/`, or `triage/` when unsure).
-   This *is* the "group it" the user asked for — the first-folder taxonomy in
-   `@PyAutoMind/ROUTING.md` already is the grouping.
-2. **Target it** — pick the second folder (the affected repo/domain), inferred
-   from `@RepoName` mentions and target words. Must resolve the organism targets
-   too: `pyautomind`, `pyautobrain`, `pyautoheart`, `pyautobuild`, `pyautomemory`
-   (the Feature Agent's known miss — it mis-routed a `pyautobrain` target as
-   research-first because it couldn't resolve the infrastructure target; see
-   PyAutoBrain Bug Agent issue).
-3. **Write** the prompt at `<work-type>/<target>/<name>.md` with the lightweight
-   header (below), free-form prose body, `@RepoName/path` references preserved.
-4. **Emit an `IntakeDecision`** — mirror the shape/fields of the Feature Agent's
-   `FeatureDecision` (`@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/feature/AGENTS.md`), so the
-   downstream Feature/Bug/etc agents consume a familiar object.
-
-### Modes (align exit codes + dry-run to house style)
-
-```
-pyauto-brain intake "<raw text>"          # classify + (with --apply) write one prompt
-pyauto-brain intake --file path/to/raw.md
-pyauto-brain intake ideas                 # scan ideas.md; propose one prompt per separable bullet
-pyauto-brain intake census                # read-only: find half-formed / stale / drifted state
-pyauto-brain intake repair                # census + (with --apply) fix it
-pyauto-brain intake dashboard             # regenerate the Mind backlog dashboard
-```
-
-- All modes support `--json`.
-- **Writes are guarded behind `--apply`; dry-run is the default.** `--apply` is a
-  flag, not a new exit code.
-- **Exit codes follow the existing convention** (`feature.sh`): `0` produced a
-  decision · `4` nothing to formalise / could-not-resolve Mind · `5` bad usage.
-  Do NOT invent the 3/6 codes from the ChatGPT sketch.
-
-## The metadata header — extend the existing convention, do NOT add YAML
-
-`@PyAutoMind/README.md` "Prompt file format" **explicitly forbids YAML
-frontmatter** and blesses a light, human-writable header as "a convention, not a
-schema." Respect that. Intake writes an *extended* version of that same header:
-
-```markdown
-# Short task title
-
-Type: feature            # matches the work-type folder
-Target: PyAutoLens
-Repos:
-- PyAutoLens
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: medium       # small | medium | large | too-large
-Autonomy: supervised     # safe | supervised | human-required
-Priority: normal         # low | normal | high
-Status: formalised       # raw | formalised | planned | issued | active | complete
-```
-
-`Difficulty`, `Autonomy`, `Priority` are the "inputs at the top" the user wants
-(difficulty, whether an agent can safely handle it, planned state). This stays
-greppable without a schema. **One prerequisite edit:** bless these three extra
-keys in `@PyAutoMind/README.md` (and mirror in `AGENTS.md`) so the convention is
-documented before the agent starts writing it. No YAML, no required fields.
-
-## Difficulty is assessed BY intake (decision — do not put it in the Feature Agent)
-
-Difficulty is a function of scope, and scope is decided during the intake
-back-and-forth. So the estimate is freshest the moment intake finishes — intake
-is its owner. The Feature Agent runs later at selection/execution time and should
-**trust the persisted `Difficulty:`**, re-deriving only if the prompt changed.
-
-To stop two divergent estimates drifting (intake persists a number; the Feature
-Agent currently computes its own in `@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/feature/_feature.py`):
-
-- **Extract the sizing heuristic** out of `_feature.py` into a shared component
-  both consult — a small importable module, or a read-only `sizing` faculty under
-  `@PyAutoBrain/agents/faculties/` (faculties are read-only opinion sinks, which
-  is exactly what a sizing estimate is). Given we are now *persisting* the number,
-  this moves from "optional" to **required scope** — a persisted value that a
-  second agent silently recomputes is a drift bug.
-- Split of ownership: **moment of assessment → intake; the logic → shared
-  faculty/module; Feature Agent → trusts-then-refreshes.**
-
-## Census / repair — grounded in real findings
-
-`intake census` is read-only and reports; `intake repair --apply` fixes and only
-mutates `@PyAutoMind` files (never a source repo, never Heart — same discipline as
-`feature/AGENTS.md` "what this agent must never do"). It scans for:
-
-- raw `ideas.md` bullets not yet formalised (mark converted bullets, don't
-  silently delete until trusted: `- [formalised → feature/…/x.md] <bullet>`);
-- prompts missing the header (78 of 84 today);
-- `planned.md` / `active.md` entries whose issue/PR links are already merged/closed;
-- completed work still sitting in `active.md`;
-- Mind GitHub issues with no formal prompt (issue #18 today);
-- aged prompts (flag the ~28-deep `bug/` backlog by filed-date);
-- **doc/reality drift** — `README.md` and `AGENTS.md` reference a `priority.md`
-  that does not exist on disk; `overview.md` exists but is absent from the README
-  layout. Census should catch exactly this class of drift.
-
-## Dashboard — a Mind *backlog* view, distinct from Heart's *health* view
-
-Do not duplicate `/health status` (the Heart-owned active/planned/complete health
-dashboard). Split by *what is shown*:
-
-- **Health / readiness / in-flight** stays with Heart (`/health status`) — untouched.
-- **Backlog / intent** ("everything currently on our mind": raw ideas,
-  formalised-but-unplanned, planned, hygiene warnings) is the Mind's own concern.
-
-`intake dashboard` generates `@PyAutoMind/DASHBOARD.md` (reasoning lives in Brain;
-the file lives in Mind) and it is linked from the README rather than bloating the
-23 KB README body. Frame it explicitly as the **intent/backlog** view, distinct
-from Heart's **health** view, so the organism boundary stays clean. A GitHub
-front-page render is fine as long as it is the generated file, not hand-maintained.
-
-## Files to create / edit
-
-Create (model on the feature conductor's shape — concise `AGENTS.md` with a
-`Tier:` line, a deterministic entrypoint, an audit doc of the surface it drives):
-
-```
-@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/intake/AGENTS.md
-@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/intake/INTAKE_TAXONOMY.md   # like feature's MIND_TAXONOMY.md
-@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/intake/intake.sh
-@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/intake/_intake.py           # stdlib-only analysis core
-@PyAutoBrain/agents/faculties/sizing/                       # extracted difficulty heuristic (if faculty route)
-```
-
-Edit:
-
-```
-@PyAutoBrain/bin/pyauto-brain        # register `intake` in AGENT_SCRIPT / CONDUCTOR_ORDER
-@PyAutoBrain/skills/COMMANDS.md      # add the /intake door + the boundary vs /route
-@PyAutoBrain/skills/intake/intake.md # thin command body (installed as /intake)
-@PyAutoBrain/AGENTS.md               # describe the Intake/Conception conductor
-@PyAutoBrain/README.md               # command-surface table row
-@PyAutoMind/README.md                # bless Difficulty/Autonomy/Priority header keys; link DASHBOARD.md
-@PyAutoMind/AGENTS.md                # mirror the header keys
-@PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/feature/_feature.py  # consume shared sizing; trust persisted Difficulty
-```
-
-## Build order (ship as small PRs, not one)
-
-1. Bless the extended header keys in `@PyAutoMind/README.md` + `AGENTS.md` (docs
-   only — no behaviour change).
-2. `intake --json` as a read-only classifier (raw text / `--file`) emitting
-   `IntakeDecision`. No writes.
-3. `--apply`: write formal prompts; conservative `ideas.md` reconciliation.
-4. Extract the shared sizing component; wire both intake and the Feature Agent to it.
-5. `census` + `repair` + `dashboard` (Mind backlog view).
-6. Backfill: `ideas.md`, Mind issue #18, the `bug/` backlog.
-
-## What it must never do
-
-- Edit source repos, open issues/PRs, or start dev — those are `create_issue` /
-  `start_dev` / `ship_*`, strictly downstream.
-- Query PyAutoHeart directly, or generate a *health* dashboard (that is Heart's).
-- Introduce YAML frontmatter or a required schema — light header only.
-- Silently delete raw ideas before the mechanism is trusted.
-- Just pick the first plausible work-type — classify, and explain the choice in
-  the `IntakeDecision` (mirror the Feature Agent's "explain the ranking" rule).
-
-Come up with a plan to implement the Intake (Conception) Agent following this
-build order.
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-PReviously, the interferometer examples assumed that it could not efficiently do modeling of light profiles
-and linear light profiles, because TransformerNUFFT did not support JAX. However, a recent addition was to add
-nufftax which eanbles this.
-
-This means that statements like this in interferometer/start_here.py no long apply:
-
-__Number of Visibilities__
-
-This example fits a **low-resolution interferometric dataset** with a small number of visibilities (273). The
-dataset is intentionally minimal so that the example runs quickly and allows you to become familiar with the API
-and modeling workflow. The code demonstrated in this example can feasible fit datasets with up to around 10000
-visibilities, above which computational time and VRAM use become significant for this modeling approach.
-
-High-resolution datasets with many visibilities (e.g. high-quality ALMA observations
-with **millions hundreds of millions of visibilities**) can be modeled efficiently. However, this requires
-using the more advanced **pixelized source reconstructions** modeling approach. These large datasets fully
-exploit **JAX acceleration**, enable lens modeling to run in **hours on a modern GPU**.
-
-If your dataset contains many visibilities, you should start by working through this example and the other examples
-in the `interferometer` folder. Once you are comfortable with the API, the `feature/pixelization` package provides a
-guided path toward efficiently modeling large interferometric datasets.
-
-The threshold between a dataset having many visibilities and therefore requiring pixelized source reconstructions, or
-being small enough to be modeled with light profiles, is around **10,000 visibilities**.
-
-
-Its still true that pixelizations do not use NUFFT, but the key points are:
-
-- There is no limit to the number of visilbities and VRAM now we can use a NUFFT when we model light profiles.
-- You do not need to use pixelizations to model large visiblities datasets.
-- In scripts which illustrate using light profiles, descriptions about them being slow are no longer true.
-
-Furthermore, there are certain design considerations whcihc can now be updated, for example interferometer/features/pixelization/slam.py
-we have this:
-
-"""
-__SOURCE PIX PIPELINE 1__
-
-Unlike `slam_start_here.py`, this pipeline does not use a `source_lp` pipeline before the pixelized source
-pipeline. This is because fitting light profiles to interferometer datasets with many visibilities is slow.
-
-The search therefore uses a `Constant` regularization (not adaptive) as there is no adapt image available.
-"""
-
-We can now re add SOURCE LP PIPELINE 1 (see imaging slam.py for example) as the light profile fitting is now fast again
-thanks to the NUFFT.
-
-This means that we will NEED TO SWAP FROM TransformerNUFFT for source_lp to TransformerDFT with sparse operator
-for source pix onwards!!! 
-
-Do a scan of both interferometer packages (autolens_workspace and autogalaxy_workspace), update all this context
-which says its slow which is no longer true, high up in start_here.py detail and describe nufftax pointing
-to its github and giving it credit and generally flesh out the interferomeer packages in light of this update.
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-# JAX Gradient Testing: Interferometer
-
-## Context
-
-`autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/imaging/mge_gradients.py`
-and `pixelization_gradients.py` are step-by-step
-`jax.value_and_grad` probes that walk the imaging likelihood
-pipeline (ray-trace → blurred image → profile-subtract → mapping
-matrix → D → F → H → NNLS → mapped reconstruction → full
-`Fitness.call`) and report PASS / FAIL / ERROR at each stage with
-a gradient-norm diagnostic.
-
-These scripts have been the primary tool for isolating JAX
-gradient bugs — they caught the NNLS NaN that PR #279 fixed, the
-rectangular-interpolator gradient explosion that PR #281 fixed,
-and the NNLS target_kappa NaN that PR #282 fixed.
-
-**There is no equivalent probe for the interferometer pipeline.**
-The interferometer likelihood uses a different kernel path
-(`transformer_nufft` / sparse Fourier operator, visibilities-space
-NNLS) whose gradient health is not yet characterised, and any future
-NaN regression there would go undiagnosed.
-
-## Pytree infrastructure (already shipped — assume present)
-
-These probes exercise the full pytree approach:
-`jax.value_and_grad(AnalysisInterferometer.log_likelihood)` with all
-priors flowing as pytree leaves. Three library-level pieces that make
-this work have already landed on `main`:
-
-- **PyAutoFit#1222** — `TuplePrior` registered as a JAX pytree. On a
-  typical Isothermal+Shear+MGE model this lifts live JAX-leaf count
-  from 3 to 167, so the probe actually differentiates through the
-  whole model instead of a handful of free floats.
-- **PyAutoArray#279** — Jacobi preconditioning of the NNLS curvature
-  matrix.
-- **PyAutoArray#282** — `nnls_target_kappa=1.0e-2` config default
-  (jaxnnls's own `1e-3` default produces NaN in the relaxed-KKT
-  backward pass on real MGE pipelines even *with* Jacobi
-  preconditioning).
-
-For reference, the imaging `mge_gradients.py` and
-`pixelization_gradients.py` now report **9/9 PASS** on `main` with this
-stack. The interferometer probes should aim for the same outcome.
-
-## Task
-
-Create
-`autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/interferometer/pixelization_gradients.py`
-and `mge_gradients.py`, modelled directly on their imaging
-counterparts.
-
-Minimum stages to probe:
-
-1. Ray-trace interferometer grid (pixelization grid).
-2. Blurred (`transformer`-applied) lens-light image.
-3. Profile-subtracted visibilities.
-4. Transformed mapping matrix (mapper → FFT/NUFFT).
-5. Data vector D in visibilities space.
-6. Curvature matrix F.
-7. Regularization matrix H.
-8. NNLS reconstruction.
-9. Mapped reconstructed visibilities.
-10. Full pipeline via `Fitness.call` and
-    `jax.value_and_grad(AnalysisInterferometer.log_likelihood)`.
-
-Each stage wraps a closure in `jax.value_and_grad`, prints gradient
-norm / finite-fraction / non-zero count, and classifies the stage
-as PASS / FAIL / ERROR. Final summary table identical to the
-imaging version. Target outcome: 9/9 or 10/10 PASS.
-
-Include an `_diagnose_kappa`-style loop at any stage that exercises
-`jaxnnls.solve_nnls_primal` directly, so that if the NNLS NaN
-regresses the probe can tell us *which* `target_kappa` value is safe
-for the interferometer curvature matrix (imaging empirically needs
-≥1e-2; interferometer may need a different value).
-
-## Why this matters
-
-The interferometer path has more moving parts that can silently
-kill gradients (NUFFT gridding tables, complex-valued intermediate
-arrays, sparse visibility operators). Without a probe we will only
-learn about regressions when a downstream fit produces all-zero or
-NaN gradients and fails mysteriously. A stage-by-stage probe
-isolates the break point immediately.
-
-## Dependencies
-
-- `interferometer_jax_profiling.md` covers the forward-only
-  profiling scripts. This gradients probe assumes those exist (so
-  the dataset auto-simulate + `Fitness` construction pattern is
-  already proven).
-- If the interferometer profiling scripts are not yet in place,
-  this task is blocked on that one.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_cluster.md b/active/jax_docs_cluster.md
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--- a/active/jax_docs_cluster.md
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-# Phase 3f — Migrate `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` to the new API
-
-> **⚠ DEFERRED — author/issue only when cluster is out of in-development and
-> Phase 2's `PointSolver(use_jax=True)` is shipped.**
->
-> Per design doc (`admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` §3.6 + scope anchor):
-> cluster is in active development; its current `simulator.py` is the
-> canonical pre-Phase-2 manual ceremony (the audit cited it as evidence,
-> not as a user template). Don't refactor it for docs purposes until the
-> dataset type stabilizes — refactor + ship the post-Phase-2 form once the
-> cluster pipeline is mature.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Depends on:** Phase 2 shipped (`PointSolver(use_jax=True)`), cluster
-pipeline out of in-dev.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-
-## Scope (if authored)
-
-Migrate `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` to the post-Phase-2
-`PointSolver(use_jax=True)` API. This is mostly a code edit, not a doc
-addition — the existing `__JAX JIT__` section at lines 396-506 needs to be
-**replaced** with the collapsed form.
-
-**Before** (current, ~110 lines of ceremony — see audit §1.4):
-
-```python
-from autoconf import jax_wrapper
-import jax
-import jax.numpy as jnp
-from autofit.jax import register_model as _register_model_pytrees
-from autoarray.abstract_ndarray import register_instance_pytree
-# ... ~60 lines building af.Collection mirror ...
-_register_model_pytrees(_registration_model)
-register_instance_pytree(Tracer, no_flatten=("cosmology",))
-solver = al.PointSolver.for_grid(...)
-
-@jax.jit
-def jitted_solve(tracer, source_plane_coordinate):
-    return solver.solve(
-        tracer=tracer,
-        source_plane_coordinate=source_plane_coordinate,
-        xp=jnp,
-        remove_infinities=False,
-    ).array
-
-# ... call site with jnp.asarray / np.asarray conversions ...
-```
-
-**After** (post-Phase-2):
-
-```python
-from autoconf import jax_wrapper
-import jax
-import jax.numpy as jnp
-
-solver = al.PointSolver.for_grid(
-    grid=al.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native=(800, 800), pixel_scales=0.1),
-    pixel_scale_precision=0.001,
-    magnification_threshold=0.1,
-    use_jax=True,
-)
-
-@jax.jit
-def jitted_solve(tracer, source_plane_coordinate):
-    return solver.solve(tracer=tracer, source_plane_coordinate=source_plane_coordinate)
-
-# Call site:
-for i, src_centre in enumerate(source_centres):
-    raw = np.asarray(jitted_solve(tracer, jnp.asarray(src_centre)).array)
-    finite = ~(np.isinf(raw).any(axis=1) | np.isnan(raw).any(axis=1))
-    positions_list.append(al.Grid2DIrregular(raw[finite]))
-```
-
-~60 lines of `af.Collection` mirror + `_register_model_pytrees` +
-`register_instance_pytree(Tracer)` deletions. The simulator handles all of
-that internally now.
-
-Also: replace the existing `__JAX JIT__` docstring with a section
-describing the (now-simple) `use_jax=True` + `@jax.jit` pattern, citing
-the design doc and Phase 3d's `point_source/simulator.py` `__JAX Variant__`
-as the standard form.
-
-## Files
-
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` — the migration target.
-
-## Validation
-
-1. The migrated script produces a dataset numerically equivalent to the
-   pre-migration version (modulo noise seed).
-2. `scripts/check_sizes.sh` will flag a shrinkage — that's expected; pass
-   `ALLOW_SHRINK=1` after confirming the shrinkage is intentional.
-3. `/smoke_test` — cluster simulator may or may not be in the curated set;
-   verify before shipping.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc: `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`, §1.4 carries
-  the full pre-migration walkthrough.
-- Phase 2 (library dependency): `autoarray/simulator_use_jax.md`.
-- Sibling: `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_point_source.md` (3d) for the
-  canonical `PointSolver(use_jax=True)` example.
-
-## Out-of-band notes
-
-- This is a worked migration showing the API collapse. It's the strongest
-  in-the-wild validation of Phase 2's design. Author when cluster is stable
-  so the migration sticks.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_group.md b/active/jax_docs_group.md
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-# Phase 3e — `__JAX__` sections in `autolens_workspace/scripts/group/*.py`
-
-> **⚠ DEFERRED — optional. Author/issue only if Phase 3a/3b/3d/3c have shipped
-> and group is judged worth the cleanup.**
->
-> Per design doc (`admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` §3.6) scope anchor:
-> group is an advanced/niche dataset type and the user audience is small.
-> The Phase 0 audit confirmed group/start_here.py has no `__JAX__` content
-> today. Don't add prose unless the group dataset type sees regular user
-> traffic that warrants it.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-
-## Scope (if authored)
-
-Files in `autolens_workspace/scripts/group/`:
-
-1. `start_here.py` — add fresh `__JAX__` section (none exists today),
-   mirroring 3a's framing but lighter — group is a niche dataset type and
-   the prose should reflect that.
-2. `simulator.py` — `__JAX__` prose. `__JAX Variant__` only if the group
-   simulator is `SimulatorImaging`-shaped enough that the 3a variant
-   translates cleanly.
-3. `fit.py`, `modeling.py`, `likelihood_function.py` — `__JAX__` prose
-   sections as per 3a.
-4. `source_science.py`, `slam.py` — JAX-aware refresh only if these
-   tutorial scripts directly demonstrate analysis instantiation. Otherwise
-   skip.
-
-**Out of scope:** `features/`.
-
-## Group-specific notes
-
-Group lensing has unique modeling patterns (multiple main galaxies + extra
-galaxies + group halo) that may or may not affect the JAX framing. Verify
-at authoring time. If the group pipeline calls `tracer.image_2d_from`
-directly anywhere, those sites might benefit from the lens_calc.py
-JIT-it-yourself pattern (Phase 5d) cited inline.
-
-## Validation
-
-Standard.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc.
-- Sibling: `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md` (3a — canonical template).
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_guide_data_structures.md b/active/jax_docs_guide_data_structures.md
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-# Phase 5a — `__JAX__` section in `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/data_structures.py`
-
-The first of the guide-level docs. Covers the `.array` story, how autoarray
-wrappers behave under each backend, when host transfer happens, and the
-"not pytree" rule with the user-facing workaround. This is where the
-principle 2 (no pytree registration) and principle 5 (jnp.asarray at
-boundary) explanations from `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` §3.1 land.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`,
-especially §1.1 (xp pattern), §2.4 (autoarray-not-pytree judgement), §3.5
-(pytree story per audience).
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]] — guide prose,
-science-teaching narrative.
-**Depends on:** Phase 1 shipped (top-level start_here `__JAX__` is the
-conceptual home this guide expands).
-
-## Scope
-
-Single file edit: `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/data_structures.py`.
-
-Add a substantial `__JAX__` section (~80-120 lines of prose with 2-3 short
-code snippets) covering five sub-topics:
-
-1. **What `.array` is.** Every autoarray wrapper (`Array2D`,
-   `Grid2DIrregular`, `VectorYX2D`, etc.) has a `.array` property that
-   returns the raw backing array. On the NumPy path it's `numpy.ndarray`;
-   on the JAX path it's `jax.Array`.
-2. **When the backing flips to `jax.Array`.** Three situations:
-   constructed with `xp=jnp` (e.g. `aa.Grid2D.uniform(..., use_jax=True)`),
-   returned from an `Analysis(use_jax=True)` fit, or returned from a
-   `Simulator(use_jax=True)` simulation. The user-facing constructors stay
-   the same; only the backing type changes.
-3. **When host transfer happens.** Plotting (`aplt.plot_array`),
-   `.fits` writing (`aplt.fits_imaging`), `.copy()`, `.tolist()`, and
-   direct `np.*` arithmetic all call `np.asarray()` internally and transfer
-   the array off the GPU. This is transparent for one-off analysis; matters
-   for hot loops.
-4. **The not-pytree rule and the workaround.** Wrapper types (`Array2D`,
-   `Grid2DIrregular`) are not reliably JAX pytrees for return-from-JIT
-   purposes. When the user wraps a library function in their own `@jax.jit`
-   and returns one of these types, the boundary may fail. The workaround:
-   `.array` unwrap inside the jit, rewrap outside.
-5. **The bound-method form of `jax.jit`.** Cross-reference Phase 5d's
-   `lens_calc.py` for the full "JIT-it-yourself" treatment. This guide
-   gives one short example; lens_calc.py is the canonical deep-dive.
-
-**Out of scope:**
-- The advanced `xp` story (`if xp is np:` guards, etc.) — that's Phase 5d.
-- Anything specific to lens modeling (tracers, deflections, magnifications)
-  — that's Phase 5c (tracer.py).
-- The Analysis/Simulator API contract — that's Phase 1, 3, 4.
-
-## Proposed structure of the `__JAX__` section
-
-Placement: after the existing autoarray-wrapper introduction in
-`data_structures.py` (early in the file — the section should appear
-before the more advanced sub-topics that already mention `.array`).
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX__
-
-PyAutoLens runs on either NumPy or JAX. The data structures you've met so
-far (`aa.Array2D`, `aa.Grid2D`, `aa.Grid2DIrregular`, ...) are *backend-
-polymorphic* — they're Python wrappers around an underlying numerical
-array, and that array can be a `numpy.ndarray` or a `jax.Array` depending
-on how it was constructed and what code path produced it.
-
-You can always reach the raw backing array via `.array`:
-
-```python
-grid = al.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native=(100, 100), pixel_scales=0.1)
-grid.array         # numpy.ndarray on the default path
-print(type(grid.array))   # <class 'numpy.ndarray'>
-```
-
-__When the backing becomes `jax.Array`__
-
-Three situations switch the backing to `jax.Array`:
-
-1. You construct with `use_jax=True`:
-   ```python
-   grid_jax = al.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native=(100, 100), pixel_scales=0.1, use_jax=True)
-   print(type(grid_jax.array))   # <class 'jaxlib.xla_extension.ArrayImpl'>
-   ```
-2. The structure comes back from a JAX-accelerated `Analysis(use_jax=True)`
-   fit (which is the default — see the top-level start_here `__JAX__`
-   section). The `fit.residual_map.array`, `fit.model_image.array`, etc.
-   are JAX-backed.
-3. The structure comes back from a `Simulator(use_jax=True)` simulation
-   (see the per-dataset `simulator.py` `__JAX Variant__` sections).
-
-In all three cases, the *Python-level wrapper* is the same `aa.Array2D` /
-`aa.Grid2D` / etc. you've been using. Only the underlying array type
-changes. This is the whole point — workspace code reads the same on either
-backend.
-
-__Host transfer (the JAX → NumPy boundary)__
-
-Many things you do with these structures automatically convert back to
-NumPy on the host:
-
-- Plotting (`aplt.plot_array`, `aplt.subplot_fit`, ...) — calls
-  `np.asarray(...)` internally.
-- `.fits` writing (`aplt.fits_imaging`).
-- `.copy()`, `.tolist()`.
-- Direct NumPy arithmetic: `np.sqrt(fit.residual_map.array)` transfers the
-  array off the GPU to evaluate. Use `jnp.sqrt(...)` instead if you want
-  to stay on the GPU.
-
-For one-off analysis code (notebook exploration, single-image visualization),
-the transfer is invisible. For hot loops or production fits, prefer the
-JAX-native call where applicable.
-
-__The not-pytree rule__
-
-There's one place the abstraction does leak: if you write your own JAX-jit
-function and try to return an `aa.Array2D` (or `aa.Grid2DIrregular`) from
-inside it, the JIT boundary may fail with `TypeError: ... is not a valid
-JAX type`. The wrapper types are not reliably registered as JAX pytrees
-for return-from-JIT purposes.
-
-The workaround: return the raw `.array` from inside the jit and rewrap
-outside:
-
-```python
-@jax.jit
-def my_image_fn(tracer, grid):
-    return tracer.image_2d_from(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array   # raw jax.Array
-
-arr = my_image_fn(tracer, grid)
-img_wrapped = al.Array2D(values=arr, mask=grid.mask)   # rewrap on the host
-```
-
-You only encounter this when *you* write the `@jax.jit` — the library
-handles its own returns correctly (`AnalysisImaging(use_jax=True)` returns
-proper `FitImaging` objects; `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)` returns
-proper `Imaging` objects).
-
-For the full deep-dive on writing your own JAX-jit functions that compose
-PyAutoLens library calls — including `jax.jit(method)` vs decorator-on-def,
-cache-identity considerations, and the closure-captured `self` vs
-traced-argument distinction — see `scripts/guides/lens_calc.py`'s `__JAX__`
-section. That's the canonical home for the "JIT-it-yourself" advanced path.
-
-__Summary__
-
-| You construct / receive | Backing type |
-|---|---|
-| `aa.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native, pixel_scales)` | `numpy.ndarray` |
-| `aa.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native, pixel_scales, use_jax=True)` | `jax.Array` |
-| `fit = analysis.fit_from(instance)` from `AnalysisImaging(use_jax=True)` | `jax.Array` |
-| `dataset = simulator.via_tracer_from(...)` from `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)` | `jax.Array` |
-
-In all cases, `.array` is the safe accessor for the raw backing. Plotting
-and `.fits` writers handle the conversion to NumPy transparently.
-"""
-```
-
-## Validation
-
-1. The guide runs end-to-end on NumPy.
-2. The one JAX code example in the section runs (requires Phase 2 shipped
-   for `use_jax=True` constructor flag on Grid2D, OR adjust the example
-   to use `aa.Grid2D.uniform(...)` and then explicitly construct
-   `aa.Grid2D(values=jnp.array(grid.array), ...)` if Phase 2 hasn't
-   landed Grid2D.use_jax — though Grid2D auto-self-registers on jnp
-   construction so should work).
-3. `scripts/check_sizes.sh` passes (grew, not shrunk).
-4. Cross-reference to Phase 5d's `lens_calc.py` resolves correctly once
-   Phase 5d ships.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc: `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` §1.1, §2.4, §3.5.
-- Phase 1: `PyAutoPrompt/workspaces/jax_start_here_intros.md` —
-  conceptual home; this guide expands the "what JAX changes for users"
-  story.
-- Phase 5d (cross-reference target): `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_guide_lens_calc.md`.
-- Phase 5e (mirror for autogalaxy): `autogalaxy_workspace/jax_docs_guides.md`.
-
-## Out-of-band notes
-
-- The `.array` accessor is the canonical pattern per
-  `PyAutoArray/CLAUDE.md` "Decorator System" section. Cite that idiom
-  consistently — `grid.array[:, 0]` over `grid[:, 0]`.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_guide_galaxies.md b/active/jax_docs_guide_galaxies.md
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-# Phase 5b — `__JAX__` section in `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/galaxies.py`
-
-Covers how `Galaxy` and `Galaxies` objects traverse JAX boundaries — the
-implicit pytree registration done by `Analysis(use_jax=True)` and
-`Simulator(use_jax=True)`, what it means to pass a `Galaxy` as a JIT
-argument vs as a closure variable.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`,
-especially §1.2 (auto-registration), §3.4.1 (closure vs argument
-distinction).
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-**Depends on:** Phase 1 shipped, Phase 5a strongly recommended (cross-refs).
-
-## Scope
-
-Single file: `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/galaxies.py`.
-
-`__JAX__` section (~60-90 lines) covering:
-
-1. **`Galaxy` objects are JAX-traversable when registered.** The library
-   registers `Galaxy` and its constituent profile classes as JAX pytrees
-   automatically when the user goes through `Analysis(use_jax=True)` or
-   `Simulator(use_jax=True)`. The user does NOT call
-   `register_instance_pytree(Galaxy)` themselves.
-2. **Without going through Analysis/Simulator first**, registration hasn't
-   happened — and a user-written `@jax.jit def fn(galaxy, grid): ...`
-   passing a `Galaxy` as a traced argument will fail. The fix is the
-   one-liner `al.jax.enable_for_modeling()` helper (currently planned —
-   see design doc §4.1) OR the easy workaround: instantiate an
-   `Analysis(dataset=dummy_dataset, use_jax=True)` at the top of the script
-   to trigger registration as a side effect.
-3. **Closure-captured `self` doesn't need registration.** If you do
-   `jax.jit(galaxy.image_2d_from)`, the `galaxy` is the bound-method's
-   `self` and is closed over — JAX treats it as a constant, no pytree
-   registration needed. Trade-off: you can't vary the galaxy across calls
-   and still hit the JIT cache.
-4. **Galaxies (the container)** behave the same way — registered when an
-   Analysis/Simulator constructed with `use_jax=True` walks them.
-
-**Out of scope:**
-- Lens-equation specifics (deflection composition, ray tracing) — that's
-  Phase 5c (tracer.py).
-- The advanced `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` calling convention — that's Phase 5d
-  (lens_calc.py).
-- The `.array` host-transfer mechanics — that's Phase 5a (data_structures.py).
-
-## Proposed structure
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX__
-
-When you write your own `@jax.jit` around a function that takes a `Galaxy`
-or `Galaxies` as an argument, JAX needs to know how to flatten and
-unflatten that object across the JIT boundary (this is what JAX calls a
-"pytree"). The library handles this for you automatically in two
-situations:
-
-1. You constructed an `Analysis` with `use_jax=True` (the default for
-   modeling fits). `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` walks
-   the dataset on first `fit_from` call and registers every reachable
-   `Galaxy` / profile class.
-2. You constructed a `Simulator` with `use_jax=True`. Same walk happens
-   on first `via_tracer_from`.
-
-In both cases, after the first call, every `Galaxy`, `LightProfile`,
-`MassProfile`, `Point`, etc. of the same class is JIT-safe forever in the
-current process. You never call `register_instance_pytree(Galaxy)`
-yourself.
-
-__The "I have no Analysis or Simulator handy" case__
-
-If you're writing a quick exploration script (or a custom forward model
-that doesn't go through `Simulator.via_tracer_from`), you may want to JIT
-a function that takes a `Galaxy` as an argument:
-
-```python
-@jax.jit
-def galaxy_image(galaxy, grid):
-    return galaxy.image_2d_from(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array
-```
-
-Without prior pytree registration, this fails the first time `galaxy` is
-traced. The workaround: trigger registration via a one-line setup at the
-top of your script. Two equivalent ways:
-
-```python
-# Option (a): Reach for an Analysis instance — its first construction
-# triggers the registration walk on the (possibly dummy) dataset.
-_ = al.AnalysisImaging(dataset=dataset, use_jax=True)
-
-# Option (b): Use the dedicated helper (planned — see Phase 0 design doc
-# open question §4.1; this may not yet exist).
-al.jax.enable_for_modeling()
-```
-
-After either, `galaxy_image` JITs cleanly.
-
-__Closure-captured galaxy: registration not needed__
-
-There's a way to JIT a galaxy-method call that *doesn't* need pytree
-registration: pass the galaxy as the bound method's `self`, not as an
-argument.
-
-```python
-jitted_image = jax.jit(galaxy.image_2d_from)   # bound method; assign ONCE
-arr = jitted_image(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array
-```
-
-`galaxy` here is closed over inside the bound method object; JAX treats
-it as a closure constant, doesn't trace through it, and the pytree
-registration question never comes up.
-
-Trade-off: you can't vary `galaxy` across calls and still hit the
-compilation cache. If you want to evaluate the same function for many
-different galaxies (parameter sweep), the argument form (with prior
-registration) is the right choice.
-
-__Galaxies (the container)__
-
-`Galaxies` — and `Tracer`, which is built from them in PyAutoLens — go
-through the same registration path. `Analysis(use_jax=True)` or
-`Simulator(use_jax=True)` walks them and registers each Galaxy class once.
-
-For the full deep-dive on the bound-method-vs-argument trade-off, cache-
-identity footguns, and the `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` pairing rule, see the
-`__JAX__` section of `scripts/guides/lens_calc.py`. The `.array` host-
-transfer behavior is covered in `scripts/guides/data_structures.py`.
-"""
-```
-
-## Validation
-
-Standard. Verify cross-references to Phase 5a and Phase 5d resolve.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc, §1.2 (auto-registration mechanism), §3.4.1 (closure
-  vs argument), §4.1 (open question on `al.jax.enable_for_modeling()`).
-- Phase 5a: cross-referenced for `.array` host-transfer.
-- Phase 5d: cross-referenced for the JIT-it-yourself advanced patterns.
-- Phase 5e (mirror): `autogalaxy_workspace/jax_docs_guides.md`.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_guide_lens_calc.md b/active/jax_docs_guide_lens_calc.md
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-# Phase 5d — `__JAX__` section in `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/lens_calc.py`
-
-**The canonical home for the "JIT-it-yourself" advanced path.** This is the
-most detailed of the Phase 5 guides — it covers the `@jax.jit + xp=jnp`
-calling convention, decorator-on-def vs `jax.jit(bound_method)`, cache-
-identity footguns, closure-captured `self` vs traced-argument tracer, and
-the `LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from` etc. methods that surface
-the `if xp is np:` guard.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`,
-especially §2.1 (xp judgement), §3.4.1 (canonical JIT-it-yourself
-patterns), §4.8 (proposed mismatch error).
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]] — advanced guide
-prose, requires precision.
-**Depends on:** Phase 1, 5a, 5b, 5c shipped (cross-references).
-
-## Scope
-
-Single file: `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/lens_calc.py`.
-
-`__JAX__` section (~120-160 lines — this is the longest Phase 5 section)
-covering:
-
-1. **The audience.** This guide is for users building custom forward
-   models or scientific tools using PyAutoLens primitives. Users running
-   standard fits and simulations don't read this — they use the
-   `Analysis` / `Simulator` paths covered in start_here and the per-dataset
-   docs.
-2. **The `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` pairing rule.** When you write your own
-   `@jax.jit` around a library method like `tracer.image_2d_from`,
-   `LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from`, or
-   `light_profile.image_2d_from`, you must pass `xp=jnp` inside the
-   function body. The two go together as one unit of opt-in.
-3. **The footgun: forgetting `xp=jnp` inside `@jax.jit`.** Two failure
-   modes: silent host transfer (slow) or boundary error (loud). The
-   library raises a clear `ValueError` on the easy mismatch (Phase 2 §4.8).
-4. **Decorator-on-def vs `jax.jit(bound_method)`.** Both work. Decorator-
-   on-def is the canonical example for parameter sweeps and named
-   functions. `jax.jit(bound_method)` is fine for one-offs *if you
-   assign-to-variable once*. The cache-identity footgun: re-creating the
-   bound method on every iteration misses the JIT cache.
-5. **Closure-captured `self` vs traced-argument.** The semantic difference
-   between `jax.jit(tracer.image_2d_from)` (tracer is closure-captured;
-   doesn't need pytree registration) and `@jax.jit def fn(tracer, grid):
-   ...` (tracer is traced argument; needs pytree registration). Pick
-   deliberately based on whether you want to vary the tracer across calls.
-6. **`LensCalc` and the `if xp is np:` guard.** Methods like
-   `magnification_2d_via_hessian_from` return wrapped `aa.Array2D` on the
-   NumPy path and raw `jax.Array` on the JAX path. Document why (the guard
-   pattern), and what that means for the user's downstream code.
-7. **The `.array` unwrap-rewrap discipline at the JIT boundary.**
-
-**Out of scope:**
-- The `.array` host-transfer mechanics (covered in Phase 5a).
-- The Galaxy/Tracer registration story at a high level (Phase 5b/5c).
-- Gradients (explicitly deferred per the z_features tracker).
-
-## Proposed structure
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX__
-
-This guide's audience is users building **custom forward models** or
-scientific tools using PyAutoLens primitives directly — not running
-standard fits (which go through `Analysis(use_jax=True)` and need no
-JAX-specific code from you) or standard simulations (which use
-`Simulator(use_jax=True)` similarly).
-
-If you're writing `@jax.jit` yourself around library calls like
-`tracer.image_2d_from`, `LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from`, or
-your own `log_likelihood(instance)` function, this section is for you.
-
-__The pairing rule: `@jax.jit` + `xp=jnp`__
-
-The single rule to remember: when you decorate a function with `@jax.jit`
-that calls a PyAutoLens library method internally, **pass `xp=jnp` to that
-method inside the function body**.
-
-```python
-import jax
-import jax.numpy as jnp
-
-@jax.jit
-def magnification_fn(lens_calc, grid):
-    return lens_calc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from(grid=grid, xp=jnp)
-```
-
-The `xp=jnp` is what tells the library "you're inside a JAX trace; route
-calls through `jax.numpy` instead of `numpy` and don't wrap the return in
-an autoarray type (it would fail to cross the JIT boundary)".
-
-__The footgun: forgetting `xp=jnp`__
-
-The default for `xp` in library method signatures is `np`. If you forget
-to pass `xp=jnp` inside `@jax.jit`, one of two things happens:
-
-- The function body does `np.sqrt(jax_array)` — NumPy routes through
-  `__array__()` on the JAX tracer, which host-transfers off the GPU.
-  Your fit runs, but invisibly slower than the NumPy path.
-- The `if xp is np:` guard fires and wraps the result in `aa.Array2D`,
-  which fails at the JIT boundary with `TypeError: ... is not a valid
-  JAX type`.
-
-The library raises a clear error on the easy case — a `ValueError` at the
-function entry whenever you pass an `xp=np` declaration with a
-`grid.use_jax=True` input:
-
-```
-ValueError: Called magnification_2d_via_hessian_from with xp=np but
-the input grid is JAX-backed (grid.use_jax=True). Inside @jax.jit, pass
-xp=jnp explicitly. See the lens_calc.py guide for the JIT-it-yourself
-pattern.
-```
-
-If you see this error: add `xp=jnp` to the call site. That's the fix.
-
-__Decorator-on-def vs `jax.jit(bound_method)`__
-
-JAX accepts any callable — `@jax.jit` is just sugar for `fn = jax.jit(fn)`.
-You can JIT a standalone function (the canonical form) or a bound method
-(a one-line shortcut). Both work:
-
-```python
-# Form 1 (canonical): decorator on def
-@jax.jit
-def image_fn(tracer, grid):
-    return tracer.image_2d_from(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array
-
-# Form 2: jit on bound method, assign-to-variable
-jitted = jax.jit(tracer.image_2d_from)
-arr = jitted(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array
-```
-
-Form 2 is shorter for interactive use. **Footgun:** bound methods are
-fresh objects on every attribute access, so this silently misses the JIT
-cache every iteration:
-
-```python
-# DON'T DO THIS — fresh jax.jit closure every iteration
-for grid in many_grids:
-    arr = jax.jit(tracer.image_2d_from)(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array
-```
-
-If you're calling a JITted method in a loop, assign-to-variable once or
-use the decorator-on-def form.
-
-__Closure-captured `self` vs traced argument__
-
-Form 1 and Form 2 differ in *semantics*, not just syntax:
-
-- **Form 2 (`jax.jit(tracer.image_2d_from)`):** `tracer` is the bound
-  method's `self`; JAX captures it as a closure constant and doesn't
-  trace through it. **`Tracer` does NOT need to be pytree-registered.**
-  Trade-off: if you call this with a *different* tracer later, you miss
-  the cache (different bound-method object, different closure key).
-- **Form 1 (`@jax.jit def image_fn(tracer, grid)`):** `tracer` is a
-  traced argument. **`Tracer` DOES need pytree-registration** (which
-  `Analysis(use_jax=True)` does for you, or you can trigger via
-  `al.jax.enable_for_modeling()`). Trade-off: cache reuse across
-  different tracers — parameter sweeps and `jax.vmap` work naturally.
-
-Pick based on whether you want to vary the tracer across calls:
-
-- Parameter sweep / `jax.vmap` over models? Form 1.
-- Quick one-off / interactive exploration? Form 2 (assign once).
-
-__`LensCalc` and the wrapped-vs-raw return type__
-
-`LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from`, `.shear_yx_2d_via_hessian_from`,
-`.convergence_2d_via_hessian_from`, and the eigen-value methods all
-implement the `if xp is np:` guard inside them:
-
-```python
-def magnification_2d_via_hessian_from(self, grid, xp=np):
-    ...
-    if xp is np:
-        return aa.Array2D(values=mag, mask=grid.mask)   # numpy: wrapped
-    return mag                                            # jax: raw jax.Array
-```
-
-This is intentional. Inside `@jax.jit` (where you pass `xp=jnp`), you get
-back a raw `jax.Array`. On the NumPy path (where you don't pass `xp` or
-pass `xp=np`), you get back an `aa.Array2D` wrapper. The library function
-adapts to which path you're on.
-
-The user-facing implication: when you JIT-wrap a `LensCalc` method, expect
-a raw `jax.Array` back, and rewrap with `aa.Array2D(values=..., mask=...)`
-on the host if you want the wrapper for downstream plotting:
-
-```python
-@jax.jit
-def magnification_fn(lens_calc, grid):
-    return lens_calc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from(grid=grid, xp=jnp)
-
-mag_raw = magnification_fn(lens_calc, grid)
-mag_wrapped = aa.Array2D(values=mag_raw, mask=grid.mask)
-aplt.plot_array(array=mag_wrapped)
-```
-
-For `Tracer` and `Galaxy` methods that don't have the guard internally
-(e.g. `tracer.image_2d_from`), the `.array` unwrap inside the jit + rewrap
-outside discipline applies — see `scripts/guides/data_structures.py`
-`__JAX__` section.
-
-__Summary__
-
-The "JIT-it-yourself" path is for advanced users building custom forward
-models. It's bounded by three rules:
-
-1. `@jax.jit` and `xp=jnp` are paired. Forgetting `xp=jnp` either silently
-   host-transfers or fails at the boundary.
-2. `.array` unwrap inside the jit; rewrap on the host if you want the
-   autoarray wrapper.
-3. Tracer-as-argument needs pytree registration (`al.jax.enable_for_modeling()`
-   or any `Analysis(use_jax=True)` construction); tracer-as-closure (bound-
-   method form) doesn't.
-
-For the standard `Analysis` / `Simulator` paths — where users do none of
-this and JAX runs implicitly — see the top-level `autolens_workspace/start_here.py`
-`__JAX__` section.
-"""
-```
-
-## Validation
-
-1. The guide runs end-to-end on NumPy.
-2. The JAX code examples run (requires Phase 2 shipped for the mismatch
-   error; requires `al.jax.enable_for_modeling()` if that helper has
-   landed, otherwise the example uses the Analysis-as-trigger workaround).
-3. `scripts/check_sizes.sh` passes.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc, especially §2.1, §3.4.1, §4.8.
-- Phase 5a, 5b, 5c (cross-references throughout).
-- Phase 5e (autogalaxy mirror): some of this material maps to autogalaxy
-  (e.g. `Galaxy.image_2d_from(grid, xp=jnp)`); 5e cites this guide for
-  the lensing-specific advanced material.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_guide_tracer.md b/active/jax_docs_guide_tracer.md
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-# Phase 5c — `__JAX__` section in `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/tracer.py`
-
-Covers ray-tracing performance on JAX vs NumPy, multi-plane traces under
-JIT, and the `Tracer` pytree contract (registered by `Analysis(use_jax=True)`
-and `Simulator(use_jax=True)`, walked once on first call).
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-**Depends on:** Phase 1 + Phase 5a + Phase 5b shipped (cross-references).
-
-## Scope
-
-Single file: `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/tracer.py`.
-
-`__JAX__` section (~60-90 lines) covering:
-
-1. **`Tracer.image_2d_from`, `Tracer.deflections_yx_2d_from`,
-   `Tracer.traced_grid_2d_list_from` all run on JAX** when called with
-   `xp=jnp` inside a user-written `@jax.jit`. The library functions are
-   xp-aware — same code path, different backend.
-2. **Multi-plane traces under JIT** — the recursive lens equation walks
-   are JIT-friendly (no data-dependent control flow). For multi-plane
-   point-source simulations specifically, see `PointSolver(use_jax=True)`
-   in the point_source/simulator.py `__JAX Variant__`.
-3. **The `Tracer` pytree contract** — registered automatically by
-   `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` and
-   `SimulatorImaging.via_tracer_from` (when `use_jax=True`). User passes
-   a `Tracer` as a `@jax.jit` argument; library handles flattening.
-4. **Performance framing** — typical speedups for tracer-level operations
-   are 10-100× on GPU for large grids. Reference autolens_profiling for
-   measured numbers if available.
-
-**Out of scope:**
-- The `.array` and host-transfer mechanics (Phase 5a).
-- The Galaxy registration story (Phase 5b).
-- The `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` calling convention (Phase 5d).
-- Cluster-scale point-source solving — covered in the cluster docs
-  (Phase 3f, deferred).
-
-## Proposed structure
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX__
-
-The ray-tracing operations on `Tracer` are the most JAX-friendly part of
-PyAutoLens — they're pure numerical kernels with no data-dependent
-control flow. Typical speedups for `tracer.image_2d_from(grid)` and
-related on a large image grid are 10-100× on GPU vs CPU NumPy.
-
-You access this speed in two ways:
-
-__1. The implicit path: `Analysis` and `Simulator`__
-
-If you're going through `AnalysisImaging(use_jax=True)` (the default for
-`autolens[jax]` installs) or `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)`, the
-`Tracer` is JAX-accelerated automatically. The library handles pytree
-registration of `Tracer` and the JIT compilation internally; you write
-nothing JAX-specific.
-
-__2. The explicit path: your own `@jax.jit`__
-
-If you want to JIT a `Tracer` operation directly — for parameter sweeps,
-custom forward models, or batch figure generation — the canonical pattern
-is:
-
-```python
-import jax
-import jax.numpy as jnp
-
-al.jax.enable_for_modeling()   # one-time registration of Tracer / Galaxy / profile classes
-
-@jax.jit
-def image_fn(tracer, grid):
-    return tracer.image_2d_from(grid=grid, xp=jnp).array
-
-image = image_fn(tracer, grid)
-```
-
-Two pairing rules to remember:
-
-- **`@jax.jit` + `xp=jnp` go together.** If you wrap a tracer method in
-  `@jax.jit`, pass `xp=jnp` to the method call inside the body. Forgetting
-  this either host-transfers silently or errors loudly at the JIT
-  boundary; the library can also raise a clear error on the mismatch (see
-  design doc §4.8).
-- **`.array` unwrap inside, rewrap outside.** The `aa.Array2D` wrapper
-  isn't reliably JAX-pytree for return-from-JIT purposes; return the raw
-  `.array` and rewrap on the host side.
-
-__Multi-plane traces under JIT__
-
-The recursive multi-plane lens equation in
-`tracer.traced_grid_2d_list_from(grid)` is pure numerical with no
-data-dependent control flow, so it JITs cleanly. For multi-plane
-**point-source** simulations (forward-solving multiple-image positions
-through several planes), use the higher-level `al.PointSolver(use_jax=True)`
-— see `scripts/point_source/simulator.py` `__JAX Variant__`.
-
-__Performance expectations__
-
-Tracer image generation on JAX-GPU typically beats NumPy-CPU by:
-
-- 10-30× for galaxy-scale models (single lens galaxy, single source).
-- 30-100× for cluster-scale models (many galaxies, multi-plane).
-
-The actual speedup depends on grid size, profile complexity, and GPU
-hardware. The `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/` directory has
-measured numbers for representative configurations.
-
-For the full advanced JIT-it-yourself treatment (bound method form,
-cache-identity considerations, the closure-captured `self` vs
-traced-argument distinction), see `scripts/guides/lens_calc.py` — that's
-the canonical advanced guide. `scripts/guides/galaxies.py` covers the
-pytree registration mechanics in more detail.
-"""
-```
-
-## Validation
-
-Standard. Verify the cross-references to Phases 5a/5b/5d resolve once
-those ship.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc, especially §3.4.1 (JIT-it-yourself), §4.1 (open
-  question on the enable helper).
-- Phase 5a, 5b, 5d (cross-references).
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_guides.md b/active/jax_docs_guides.md
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-# Phase 5e — `__JAX__` sections in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/api/{data_structures,galaxies}.py`
-
-Mirrors Phase 5a + Phase 5b for the autogalaxy workspace. Two files,
-shorter sections than the autolens versions (no lensing-specific framing).
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-**Depends on:** Phase 5a + Phase 5b shipped (the autolens versions are the
-canonical references; 5e adapts).
-
-## Scope
-
-Files in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/api/`:
-
-1. `data_structures.py` — `__JAX__` section mirroring Phase 5a, with
-   lensing-specific examples (Tracer, source-plane) dropped.
-2. `galaxies.py` — `__JAX__` section mirroring Phase 5b, with the
-   single-galaxy and Galaxies-container framing; no Tracer.
-
-**Out of scope:**
-- A `tracer.py` or `lens_calc.py` mirror — those don't exist in
-  autogalaxy_workspace (no lensing). The lensing-specific advanced material
-  stays in autolens_workspace's Phase 5d guide.
-
-## Notes for `data_structures.py`
-
-Mirror of Phase 5a section. Adjustments:
-
-- Drop the `tracer.image_2d_from(grid)` examples; use
-  `galaxy.image_2d_from(grid)` or `galaxies.image_2d_from(grid)` instead.
-- Drop the cross-reference to `lens_calc.py` (it doesn't exist in
-  autogalaxy). Replace with: "For the canonical advanced 'JIT-it-yourself'
-  treatment, see `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/lens_calc.py` `__JAX__`
-  section — the patterns there (decorator-on-def vs `jax.jit(bound_method)`,
-  closure vs traced-argument, the `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` pairing rule) apply
-  to autogalaxy primitives equally, just with `Galaxy` / `Galaxies` in place
-  of `Tracer` / `LensCalc`."
-- Length: similar to 5a (~80-120 lines), maybe slightly shorter.
-
-## Notes for `galaxies.py`
-
-Mirror of Phase 5b section. Adjustments:
-
-- Replace every `Tracer` mention with `Galaxies` (the autogalaxy container).
-- Adapt the `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` reference
-  to the autogalaxy `ag.AnalysisImaging` (which does the same walk via
-  the corresponding registration helper).
-- Length: ~60-90 lines.
-
-## Validation
-
-Standard. Verify cross-references to Phase 5a/5b/5d resolve.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc.
-- Phase 5a, 5b (autolens canonical versions — adapt from these).
-- Phase 5d (cross-referenced for the advanced JIT-it-yourself patterns
-  that apply across both workspaces).
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_imaging.md b/active/jax_docs_imaging.md
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-# Phase 4a — `__JAX__` sections in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/*.py`
-
-Direct mirror of Phase 3a for the autogalaxy workspace. Scope is simpler
-because autogalaxy doesn't have lens-equation / tracer / multi-plane
-framing. Read Phase 3a (`autolens_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md`) first
-for the canonical structure; this prompt is the diff.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Depends on:** Phase 2 shipped.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-
-## Scope
-
-Files in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/`:
-
-1. `start_here.py` — refresh existing `__JAX__` content (the Phase 0
-   audit found `use_jax=True` mention but no top-level `__JAX__` block).
-   Add per the Phase 0 contract.
-2. `simulator.py` — `__JAX__` prose + `__JAX Variant__` code block.
-3. `fit.py` — `__JAX__` prose section.
-4. `likelihood_function.py` — `__JAX__` section.
-5. `modeling.py` — same prose as `fit.py`.
-
-**Out of scope:** `features/`, `data_preparation*`.
-
-## Autogalaxy-specific adjustments vs 3a
-
-- Replace every mention of `Tracer` with `Galaxies`.
-- Replace `AnalysisImaging` references — the class name is the same
-  (`ag.AnalysisImaging`) but the import is `import autogalaxy as ag`.
-- Drop multi-plane framing, drop `Tracer.ray_tracing` framing.
-- The `__JAX Variant__` in `simulator.py`:
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX Variant__
-
-For fast repeated simulations, wrap `via_galaxies_from` (or `via_image_from`)
-in `@jax.jit` and pass `use_jax=True` to the simulator. The simulator
-handles pytree registration of `Galaxies` and the constituent profile
-classes internally.
-"""
-import jax
-
-simulator_jax = ag.SimulatorImaging(
-    exposure_time=300.0, psf=psf, background_sky_level=0.1, use_jax=True
-)
-
-@jax.jit
-def simulate(galaxies):
-    return simulator_jax.via_galaxies_from(galaxies=galaxies, grid=grid)
-
-dataset_jax = simulate(galaxies)
-```
-
-- The `fit.py` `__JAX__` prose references `ag.AnalysisImaging(dataset=dataset)`
-  defaulting to `use_jax=True` — same story as autolens, just with `ag` prefix.
-- The `likelihood_function.py` walk-through is simpler (no source-plane chi²,
-  no Einstein-radius normalization) — the `__JAX__` section adapts 3a's
-  example to wrap `ag.FitImaging` instead of `al.FitImaging`.
-- Cross-reference: link to the autogalaxy guides (`scripts/guides/api/`)
-  for further reading. The autogalaxy `lens_calc.py` equivalent doesn't
-  exist (no lensing) — `data_structures.py` and `galaxies.py` are the
-  canonical advanced guides for the JIT-it-yourself path; Phase 5e
-  authors those.
-
-## Validation
-
-Same as 3a, with `autogalaxy` in place of `autolens`.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc.
-- Sibling: `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md` (3a — canonical template).
-- Phase 2 (library dependency): `autoarray/simulator_use_jax.md`.
-- Downstream: Phase 5e (`autogalaxy_workspace/jax_docs_guides.md`) for the
-  autogalaxy guide-level docs.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_interferometer.md b/active/jax_docs_interferometer.md
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-# Phase 4b — `__JAX__` sections in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/*.py`
-
-Direct mirror of Phase 3b for the autogalaxy workspace. Read Phase 3b
-(`autolens_workspace/jax_docs_interferometer.md`) first; this prompt is
-the diff.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Depends on:** Phase 2 shipped, Phase 4a recommended-but-not-required.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-
-## Scope
-
-Files in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/interferometer/`:
-
-1. `start_here.py` — `__JAX__` section refresh.
-2. `simulator.py` — `__JAX__` prose + `__JAX Variant__`.
-3. `fit.py`, `modeling.py` — `__JAX__` prose sections.
-4. `likelihood_function.py` (if present) — `__JAX__` section.
-
-**Out of scope:** `features/`, `data_preparation*`.
-
-## Autogalaxy-specific adjustments
-
-Same as 4a (replace Tracer with Galaxies, drop lens framing), plus the
-interferometer-specific `Transformer` caveat from 3b:
-
-> Use `TransformerDFT` (the default) under `@jax.jit` — `TransformerNUFFT`
-> is faster on large UV sets but is not JAX-traceable.
-
-The autogalaxy workspace is JAX-light here per the Phase 0 audit. Most of
-the prose is net-new (rather than refreshing existing content).
-
-`__JAX Variant__` shape:
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX Variant__
-"""
-import jax
-import jax.numpy as jnp
-
-simulator_jax = ag.SimulatorInterferometer(
-    uv_wavelengths=uv_wavelengths,
-    exposure_time=300.0,
-    noise_sigma=0.1,
-    use_jax=True,
-)
-
-@jax.jit
-def simulate(galaxies):
-    galaxy = ag.Galaxies(galaxies=galaxies)
-    image = galaxy.image_2d_from(grid=real_space_grid, xp=jnp)
-    return simulator_jax.via_image_from(image=image)
-
-dataset_jax = simulate(galaxies)
-```
-
-Same two-step pattern as 3b — image generation + Fourier transform inside
-the same `@jax.jit`. The `xp=jnp` thread is the §3.4.1 "JIT-it-yourself"
-pattern applied to galaxy image generation.
-
-## Validation
-
-Standard.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc.
-- Sibling: `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_interferometer.md` (3b).
-- Phase 2 (library dependency): `autoarray/simulator_use_jax.md`.
diff --git a/active/jax_docs_multi.md b/active/jax_docs_multi.md
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-# Phase 4c — `__JAX__` sections in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/multi/*.py`
-
-> **⚠ DEFERRED — author/issue only after Phase 4a, 4b have shipped clean.**
->
-> Per design doc (`admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` §3.6) scope anchor:
-> autogalaxy multi-wavelength is secondary to imaging + interferometer.
-> Wait for the core autogalaxy phases to ship before taking this on.
-
-Mirror of Phase 3c (autolens multi) for the autogalaxy workspace.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Depends on:** Phase 2 shipped + Phase 4a/4b shipped clean.
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-
-## Scope (if authored)
-
-Files in `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/multi/`:
-
-1. `start_here.py` — refresh existing `__JAX__` content at lines 22, 259
-   (per Phase 0 audit).
-2. `simulator.py` — `__JAX__` prose if appropriate.
-3. `modeling.py` — `__JAX__` prose mirroring 4a's fit.py with the multi-band
-   `af.FactorGraphModel(use_jax=True)` addition.
-
-**Out of scope:** `features/`.
-
-## Validation
-
-Standard.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc.
-- Sibling: `autogalaxy_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md` (4a — canonical
-  autogalaxy template).
-- Reference for multi-specific framing: `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_multi.md`
-  (3c).
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-# Phase 3d — `__JAX__` sections in `autolens_workspace/scripts/point_source/*.py`
-
-Per-dataset-type doc pass for the point_source dataset type. Most distinct
-from 3a/3b because **point_source has no `likelihood_function.py`** (the
-chi-squared walkthrough lives elsewhere) and because `PointSolver(use_jax=True)`
-is the central library deliverable.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-**Depends on:** Phase 2 shipped, specifically the `PointSolver(use_jax=True)`
-change.
-**Companion:** `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md` (3a — read first
-for the canonical structure; this prompt is the diff).
-**Run in Opus** per [[feedback_tutorial_prose_opus]].
-
-## Scope
-
-Files to edit, all in `autolens_workspace/scripts/point_source/`:
-
-1. `start_here.py` — refresh existing `__JAX__` sections (lines 41, 246)
-   per the Phase 0 contract.
-2. `simulator.py` — add `__JAX__` prose + `__JAX Variant__` showing the
-   post-Phase-2 `PointSolver(use_jax=True)` pattern.
-3. `fit.py` — `__JAX__` prose section (same shape as 3a's fit.py, with
-   `AnalysisPoint` in place of `AnalysisImaging`).
-4. `modeling.py` — same prose as `fit.py` if applicable.
-
-**No `likelihood_function.py` exists in point_source/.** The cluster
-likelihood walkthrough at `scripts/cluster/likelihood_function.py` covers
-the source-plane / image-plane chi² math for point sources, but cluster is
-out of Phase 3 scope per the design's anchor.
-
-**Out of scope:** `features/`, `simulator_sample.py` (sampling variants).
-
-## Point-source-specific adjustments vs 3a
-
-### 1. `PointSolver(use_jax=True)` is the headline
-
-The point-source simulator pipeline is two steps:
-
-1. Build a `Tracer`.
-2. Use `PointSolver.solve(tracer, source_plane_coordinate)` to forward-solve
-   multiple-image positions.
-
-It's `PointSolver.solve` that's the slow path (triangle refinement loop),
-not the tracer image generation. So `simulator.py`'s `__JAX Variant__`
-focuses on `PointSolver(use_jax=True)`:
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX Variant__
-
-The expensive step in point-source simulation is the multiple-image
-solve — `PointSolver` runs an iterative triangle-refinement loop. On
-JAX-jit, this is order-of-magnitude faster.
-
-Pass `use_jax=True` to `PointSolver.for_grid`; the solver handles pytree
-registration of `Tracer` internally and the call works with one `@jax.jit`
-decorator around your own function.
-"""
-import jax
-import jax.numpy as jnp
-
-solver_jax = al.PointSolver.for_grid(
-    grid=al.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native=(100, 100), pixel_scales=1.0),
-    pixel_scale_precision=0.001,
-    use_jax=True,  # NEW after Phase 2
-)
-
-@jax.jit
-def solve(tracer, source_coord):
-    return solver_jax.solve(tracer=tracer, source_plane_coordinate=source_coord)
-
-positions = solve(tracer, jnp.asarray(source_centre))
-# positions is a Grid2DIrregular with jax.Array backing
-```
-
-The result is padded with `inf` sentinels where no image was found —
-`PointSolver(use_jax=True)` defaults `remove_infinities=False` for JAX
-static-shape compatibility. Strip outside the jit:
-
-```python
-raw = np.asarray(positions.array)
-finite_positions = raw[~np.isinf(raw).any(axis=1)]
-```
-
-### 2. `fit.py` framing
-
-`AnalysisPoint(dataset=dataset)` defaults to `use_jax=True` per the Phase 0
-audit (PyAutoLens/autolens/point/model/analysis.py:45). Same prose framing
-as 3a's `fit.py`, swapping the class name:
-
-```python
-"""
-__JAX__
-
-The `al.AnalysisPoint(dataset=dataset, solver=solver)` constructed below
-defaults to `use_jax=True` — your fit is JAX-accelerated by default if
-you installed `autolens[jax]`. The `AnalysisPoint._register_fit_point_pytrees()`
-method runs on first `fit_from` call to register `FitPositionsSource`,
-`FitPositionsImagePair`, `FitPositionsImagePairAll`, and `Tracer` as JAX
-pytrees.
-
-Watch the log for `JAX: Applying vmap and jit to likelihood function` —
-that's the JIT compile starting.
-
-Force NumPy with `al.AnalysisPoint(..., use_jax=False)` or
-`PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` for debugging.
-
-See `autolens_workspace/start_here.py` `__JAX__` for the broader principles.
-"""
-```
-
-### 3. `start_here.py` cross-references
-
-Existing `__JAX__` content at lines 41 and 246 should be refreshed; the
-top-level workspace `start_here.py` (Phase 1) carries the conceptual home.
-
-### 4. Forward to `lens_calc.py` for hand-rolled fits
-
-Point-source-style hand-rolled chi-squared (source-plane / image-plane)
-shows up in `scripts/cluster/likelihood_function.py`. For users who want
-to JIT a similar custom point-source likelihood for their own dataset,
-the `lens_calc.py` guide (Phase 5d) is the cross-reference — it covers
-the `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` JIT-it-yourself pattern that applies equally to
-point-source likelihoods.
-
-## Validation
-
-1. All four scripts run on NumPy end-to-end.
-2. The `simulator.py` `__JAX Variant__` runs on JAX (Phase 2 shipped).
-3. `scripts/check_sizes.sh` passes.
-4. `/smoke_test` passes if any of these scripts are in the curated smoke
-   set.
-
-## References
-
-- Phase 0 design doc: `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`, especially
-  §1.2 (`AnalysisPoint._register_fit_point_pytrees` is the analogue to
-  `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees`), §2.2 (PointSolver
-  pattern), §3.4.
-- Sibling: `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md` (3a — canonical
-  template).
-- Phase 2 (library dependency): `autoarray/simulator_use_jax.md` —
-  `PointSolver(use_jax=True)` implementation.
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` — pre-Phase-2 manual
-  pattern; the `__JAX Variant__` in `point_source/simulator.py` shows
-  what that collapses to.
diff --git a/active/jax_gradients.md b/active/jax_gradients.md
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-The folder @autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling illustrates tests of the 
-key likelihod functions in autolens using jax.jit, step-by-step, but it omits gradients.
-
-Can you make a complete step-by-step script for testing the gradients of the mge likelihood function,
-so I can work out if it gives gradients and if not which step is the problem.
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-This is Phase 0 of the JAX user introduction series ([z_features/jax_user_intro.md](../z_features/jax_user_intro.md)).
-
-Goal: deeply audit how PyAutoArray's xp interface, PyAutoFit's `Analysis(use_jax=True)`
-flag, and PyAutoLens / PyAutoGalaxy's manual `jax.jit + pytree register` pattern hang
-together, *from a new user's perspective*. Output a single reference design doc at
-@admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md that all later phases cite.
-
-The audit is intentionally read-only on libraries — no PyAutoArray / PyAutoLens /
-PyAutoGalaxy code changes in this phase. If the audit surfaces specific library
-follow-ups, file them as separate prompts under `autoarray/` or as new entries in
-the tracker. The single file that lands in this phase is `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`.
-
-__Audit scope__
-
-For each layer below, document: what the user sees, what the contract is, where it
-leaks abstraction, and what could be cleaner. Be specific — file paths, function
-signatures, worked-through examples.
-
-1. **The xp parameter pattern**
-   - @PyAutoArray/autoarray/structures/decorators/abstract.py — how `xp` flows in,
-     what gets wrapped, what doesn't.
-   - The "autoarray types are not JAX pytrees → cannot be returned from jax.jit"
-     rule (see @PyAutoArray/CLAUDE.md "JAX Support"). Where the `if xp is np:`
-     guard pattern fires (grep `if xp is np` across @PyAutoArray and @PyAutoGalaxy
-     — especially @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py).
-   - User implication: what shape do they receive back? autoarray wrapper or raw
-     `jnp.ndarray`? When does each happen?
-
-2. **`Analysis(use_jax=True)`**
-   - What the flag actually flips. Where it lands inside the fitness path. What
-     `_vmap` vs `_jit` dispatch looks like. Reference @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/fitness.py
-     and the Analysis classes in @PyAutoLens / @PyAutoGalaxy.
-   - Per [[feedback_jax_validation_vmap_not_jit]], `jax.jit(fn)(concrete_instance)`
-     hides un-threaded xp sites; the honest validation path is `fitness._vmap(...)`.
-     The user-facing story needs to be clear about which path runs in production.
-
-3. **Simulator status quo**
-   - @PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/simulator.py and the PyAutoLens /
-     PyAutoGalaxy subclasses do *not* currently accept `use_jax=True`. Confirm and
-     describe what they do today.
-   - @autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py shows the manual pattern:
-     pytree registration + `jax.jit` + raw jnp arrays in / out. Read this in full
-     as the working example of the contract a `Simulator.use_jax=True` would
-     formalise. Note the `_registration_model` dance — that's the part Phase 2
-     would need to absorb into the library.
-
-4. **Manual `jax.jit` pattern (user-authored)**
-   - The user's vision: every workspace example always shows the user writing
-     `@jax.jit` themselves around a library function, then calling the jitted
-     form (not the library doing it implicitly).
-   - Audit @autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py and the relevant
-     `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/...` scripts for
-     the canonical shape this pattern takes. Are there inconsistencies users
-     would trip over?
-   - Per [[feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts]], fresh closures per call bust the
-     JIT cache. Does the user-facing API surface this trap, or hide it?
-
-5. **Workspace surface**
-   - Where today does a user encounter JAX in @autolens_workspace and
-     @autogalaxy_workspace? Grep for `use_jax`, `jax.jit`, `jnp`, `xp=`,
-     `from autoconf import jax_wrapper`. Map current coverage vs. the target
-     coverage (start_here + 6 dataset types × 4 script types + 4 guides × 2
-     workspaces).
-
-__Judgement to produce__
-
-Address each of these questions in the output doc, with a recommendation:
-
-a. Is `xp=np / xp=jnp` the right interface for users to *encounter*, or is
-   `use_jax=True` enough? Are there places where xp leaks into user code that
-   shouldn't?
-b. Should Simulator gain `use_jax=True`? If yes, what's the exact user contract —
-   does the user pass jnp arrays in? Does the simulator return jnp or numpy data?
-   Should the pytree registration be automatic (Phase 2's problem to solve) or
-   remain manual?
-c. Is the "user writes `jax.jit` themselves" rule the right one? Or should
-   `AnalysisImaging` internally jit on first call? What's lost in either choice?
-d. Where does the autoarray-not-pytree limitation hurt user experience? Is it
-   worth surfacing in user docs (so users aren't surprised), or fixing
-   structurally (a library task for a future phase)?
-
-__Output__
-
-Single markdown file at `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md`. Suggested sections:
-
-- **Survey** — the current interface, layer by layer (1–5 above), with code excerpts.
-- **Judgement** — pros, cons, sharp edges, with questions (a)–(d) answered.
-- **Design** — the user-facing contract Phases 1–5 should document and Phase 2
-  should implement.
-- **Open questions** — anything you couldn't decide alone; flag for user discussion.
-
-Keep it tight — this is a reference, not a paper. ~10–30 pages of markdown is the
-right scale. PyAutoPaper concept-page formatting is fine but not mandatory.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- Library code changes (those land in Phase 2 if the design calls for them).
-- Gradients (explicitly deferred by the user; future series).
-- Workspace doc edits (those are Phases 1, 3, 4, 5).
-
-__References__
-
-- @PyAutoArray/CLAUDE.md "JAX Support" section — the canonical statement of the
-  autoarray-not-pytree rule and the `if xp is np:` guard pattern.
-- @autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py — the canonical working example
-  of the full manual JAX pattern (registration + jit + raw jnp).
-- @autolens_workspace/start_here.py:33-50, 240-275 — the current user JAX
-  touchpoint, which Phase 1 will expand.
-- [autofit/on_the_fly_docs.md](on_the_fly_docs.md) — sibling prompt on workspace
-  doc updates (cite from later phases, not absorbed here).
diff --git a/active/jax_point_source_point_smoke_sentinel.md b/active/jax_point_source_point_smoke_sentinel.md
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-Smoke regression surfaced during the `fast-viz-zero-contour-perf` task
-(workspace PR https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/111).
-
-`autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/point.py`
-fails its hardcoded `assert_allclose(np.array(result), -83.38049778, rtol=1e-4)`
-check on canonical `main` of all three libraries — `fitness._vmap(parameters)`
-returns the `-1e99` sentinel (the chi-squared "non-finite likelihood" reject
-value used by `FitPositionsImagePairAll`) instead of the expected -83.38.
-
-Reproduces identically on canonical main with no workspace-PR changes applied,
-so this is a library-side regression, not anything from the current task.
-
-## Observed symptom
-
-| Script | Expected (hardcoded) | Actual (vmap) | Notes |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| `jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/point.py` (L234-239) | `-83.38049778` | `-1e99` (sentinel) | Pre-existing on `main` 2026-05-21 |
-
-The -1e99 value is the standard `FitPositionsImagePairAll` sentinel for
-"position-pairing rejected this model" — the JAX vmap path is treating every
-sampled parameter set as a reject, which means either every position is
-failing to be paired or every solver call is returning `inf`/`nan` rows.
-
-## Last known good
-
-The literal `-83.38049778` was set on **2026-05-08** in
-`autolens_workspace_test@362cfa8` ("rebaseline JAX point-source likelihood
-literals after noise-scale change"). At that commit the smoke passed
-end-to-end against the libraries-of-the-day. Something in PyAutoLens /
-PyAutoGalaxy / PyAutoArray between 2026-05-08 and 2026-05-21 has broken the
-JAX vmap path through `FitPositionsImagePairAll` for the seed point-source
-dataset committed under `dataset/point_source/simple/`.
-
-## Relationship to PyAutoLens#514
-
-`PyAutoPrompt/issued/jit_regression_constant_drift.md` already tracks a
-drift in `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/point_source/image_plane.py`
-filed as https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/514. That ticket
-exercises the **same JAX code path** (`PointSolver` + `FitPositionsImagePairAll`)
-but a different symptom (constant drifted 0.07 → -362, not a -1e99 sentinel)
-on a different file (the profiling script in `_developer`, not the smoke
-script in `_test`).
-
-Two hypotheses worth holding in tension during triage:
-
-1. **Same root cause, different manifestation.** A change in `PointSolver`
-   triangle refinement or `FitPositionsImagePairAll` position-pairing could
-   produce a drifted-but-finite value on `image_plane.py`'s seeded inputs
-   and a clean-reject sentinel on `point.py`'s seeded inputs, if the latter
-   is closer to a pairing-threshold edge case. If so this prompt and #514
-   resolve together.
-2. **Two independent regressions.** The -1e99 sentinel is qualitatively
-   different from a sign-flip drift — it could be a separate JAX-path bug
-   (e.g. a tracer-typed quantity being compared with a NumPy threshold,
-   forcing the whole batch into the reject branch). If so this needs its
-   own library-side fix.
-
-Either way the symptom is severe enough to warrant a separate triage line.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Reproduce** on canonical main of all three libraries:
-   ```bash
-   cd ~/Code/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test
-   git checkout main && git pull --ff-only
-   git -C ../PyAutoLens checkout main && git -C ../PyAutoLens pull --ff-only
-   git -C ../PyAutoGalaxy checkout main && git -C ../PyAutoGalaxy pull --ff-only
-   git -C ../PyAutoArray checkout main && git -C ../PyAutoArray pull --ff-only
-   python scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/point.py
-   ```
-   Confirm the AssertionError and capture the actual vmap output.
-
-2. **Bisect across the three libraries** since 2026-05-08:
-   ```bash
-   git -C ../PyAutoLens   log --oneline --since=2026-05-08 -- autolens/point/
-   git -C ../PyAutoLens   log --oneline --since=2026-05-08 -- autolens/analysis/
-   git -C ../PyAutoGalaxy log --oneline --since=2026-05-08
-   git -C ../PyAutoArray  log --oneline --since=2026-05-08
-   ```
-   Prime suspects (matching the #514 candidate-list):
-   - `PointSolver.solve` and the triangle-refinement loop
-   - `FitPositionsImagePairAll` chi-squared assembly
-   - Anything touching `positions_noise_map` application or `xp`
-     propagation through the point-source stack
-
-3. **Diagnose where -1e99 enters.** Drop a `jax.debug.print` (or eager
-   NumPy-path run) inside `FitPositionsImagePairAll.log_likelihood_function`
-   to see whether:
-   - every pair distance is `inf`/`nan` (solver returning bad positions);
-   - the pair-permutation `argmin` is selecting the wrong index;
-   - the χ² → log-likelihood reduction is hitting an inf/nan that triggers
-     the sentinel branch.
-
-4. **Decide per finding**:
-   - If the new behaviour is **a library bug** → file against the responsible
-     PyAuto* repo, cross-reference both this prompt and #514, leave the smoke
-     literal as-is (the failing assertion is load-bearing while the bug is
-     open).
-   - If the new behaviour is **a deliberate change** (noise-map convention,
-     pairing semantics) → rebaseline the literal in `point.py`. Also re-run
-     `image_plane.py` and `source_plane.py` from `jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/`
-     since they share the seed dataset and may need matching updates.
-
-5. **Spot-check the sibling JAX smoke scripts** in
-   `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/`
-   (`image_plane.py`, `source_plane.py`) — they share the seed dataset and
-   may exhibit the same regression, in which case the fix is unified.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Re-running the full `autolens_workspace_test` smoke suite — only the
-  three point-source JAX scripts need verifying for this triage.
-- The constant drift in `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/point_source/image_plane.py`
-  tracked by #514 — share findings, but don't expand this prompt into that
-  one. Update #514 with whatever the bisect surfaces.
-- Regenerating the seed dataset under `dataset/point_source/simple/` — the
-  files are committed, the literals were set against them on 2026-05-08, so
-  the dataset is *not* the moving variable here. Do not run
-  `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` during triage — it would delete the committed
-  seed data.
-
-## Pre-existing context
-
-- Last known-good rebaseline: `autolens_workspace_test@362cfa8` (2026-05-08)
-- Related JIT profiling drift: `PyAutoPrompt/issued/jit_regression_constant_drift.md` → PyAutoLens#514
-- Smoke philosophy: workspace `scripts/CLAUDE.md` documents that the
-  hardcoded literals in `jax_likelihood_functions/` are intentional
-  absolute-regression markers — don't relational-rewrite them away.
-- Surfaced by: workspace PR https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_test/pull/111
-  (fast-viz-zero-contour-perf), noted in that PR body.
diff --git a/active/jax_simulator_release_fixes.md b/active/jax_simulator_release_fixes.md
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-# Autolens JAX simulator release fixes
-
-## Original Request
-
-ok merge and on to the next fix
-
-## Context
-
-After merging the HowTo release fixes, continue the release failure list with the
-Autolens JAX simulator API-drift group. Kaplinghat must remain outside this
-release.
-
-## Current Failures
-
-Primary repo: @autolens_workspace_test
-
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/simulator_use_jax_parity.py`
-  - Eager JAX/NumPy parity passes.
-  - Fails at `al.util.register_tracer_classes(tracer)` because
-    `autolens.util.register_tracer_classes` no longer exists.
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/simulator_use_jax_parity.py`
-  - Eager JAX/NumPy parity passes.
-  - Fails at `al.util.register_tracer_classes(tracer)` for the same reason.
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/cluster/simulator.py`
-  - Fails under `jax.jit` because `tracer` contains `Galaxy` instances and is
-    passed as a dynamic non-array argument to the jitted function.
-
-## Proposed Scope
-
-Fix the stale JAX usage in these workspace-test scripts, then rerun the three
-target scripts. Treat this as workspace-only unless source inspection proves the
-missing registration helper should be restored in @PyAutoLens.
diff --git a/active/jax_user_intro_umbrella.md b/active/jax_user_intro_umbrella.md
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-Currently, the only way a user knows about JAX is when they do modeling via objects like AnalysisImaging.
-
-There is an example of it being used in a simulator in autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py,
-but the truth is we havent really introduce JAX into the workspace yet.
-
-This also means the whole xp interfface, whereby a user has to both jax.jit a function and pass jnp to xp is
-not documented for most users cases.
-
-So frist, I want you to do deep research and assess our xp interface is suitable. My vision here is that,
-but default a user does workspace stuff without JAX being used without them manually setting it up, except
-for two use cases:
-
-1) When they do lens modeling via Analysis objects, which already have the use_jax=True inputs.
-2) When they do a simulation via a Simulator object, which should have the use_jax=True input.
-
-The main logic is that when JAX is used, the user often has to input JAX arrays and also they receive JAx arrays,
-these are specific and weird outputs a user kind of needs to be aware of for how to deal with.
-
-So, first give me your judgement on if the JAX interface fully makes sense.
-
-I am expecting the interface will alays have a user write the jax.jit of a function themselves, and then call
-the jitted function.
-
-We can omit gradients for now, whcih will come in a future pass of JAX functionality.
-
-I detail things for autolens_Workspace below but truth is all work will be mapped across autogalaxy_workspace.
-
-The work will then be the following:
-
-1) in autolens_workspace/start_here.py and autogalaxy_workspace/start_here.py, early on (after __Tracer__ amd __Galaxies__)
-Add a section __JAX_ detailing this interface to the user.
-2) In each fit.py, likelihood_function.py, simulator.py and start_here.py file put describes of the use of JAX (this is across cluster / group / imaging / interferometer / multi / point source)
-3) In guides, include JAX interface describes in data_structures.py (e.g. explaiing how using JAX changes structure to JAX array which require specific manipulation) but also gaalxeis.py, lens_calc.py and tracer.py.
-
-
-Do deep research and dont be afraid to tell me how we could do it different or better.
-
-This ultimately will also make its way into the docs folder for each projct and its foundation to how users use JAX
-for speed up.
-
-PyAutoPrompt/autofit/on_the_fly_docs.md also seems very relevent to this issue.
-PyAutoPrompt/autogalaxy/visualizer_fit_for_visualization_dispatch.md also relevent.
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diff --git a/active/jax_viz_dataset_coverage.md b/active/jax_viz_dataset_coverage.md
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-PyAutoGalaxy's `autogalaxy_workspace_test` has JAX visualization coverage
-only for the `imaging/` dataset type. The audit on 2026-05-08 found:
-
-| Dataset       | NumPy baseline | JAX (`_jax.py`) | jit-cached (`modeling_visualization_jit.py`) |
-|---------------|---------------|-----------------|--------------------------------------------|
-| imaging       | ✓             | ✓               | ✓                                          |
-| interferometer| **missing**   | **missing**     | **missing**                                |
-| ellipse       | **missing**   | **missing**     | **missing**                                |
-| quantity      | **missing**   | **missing**     | **missing**                                |
-
-This task fills every cell marked **missing**.
-
-__Why this matters__
-
-This is **Phase 1C** of `z_features/jax_visualization.md`. The other three
-PyAutoGalaxy dataset types have **no** visualization smoke coverage at all,
-so flipping the `use_jax_for_visualization` default in Phase 2 would risk
-silent breakage for any user who runs an interferometer, ellipse, or
-quantity fit with `use_jax=True`.
-
-__Blockers — status as of 2026-05-14__
-
-All library prerequisites are now green for the **interferometer** sub-step:
-
-- Interferometer pytree registration — shipped in PR #376 ✓
-- Interferometer dispatch swap (visualizer → `fit_for_visualization`) — shipped in PyAutoGalaxy #390 ✓ (Phase 0b)
-- `ag.AnalysisInterferometer.__init__` `**kwargs` passthrough — shipped in PR #399 ✓
-
-**Ellipse + quantity are blocked, but not by what the original prompt said.**
-Phase 0c shipped (PR #401) registering `FitEllipse` + `FitQuantity` pytrees and
-adding `**kwargs` passthrough on both analyses. However, that work surfaced a
-deeper issue: **both visualizers bypass `analysis.fit_for_visualization`
-entirely**:
-
-- `VisualizerEllipse.visualize` calls `analysis.fit_list_from(instance)`
-  (returns a `List[FitEllipse]`, not a single fit).
-- `VisualizerQuantity.visualize` calls `analysis.fit_quantity_for_instance(instance)`
-  (singular but custom-named).
-
-So `use_jax_for_visualization=True` is a no-op for these two analyses despite
-the pytree registration. Until the **two visualizer-dispatch follow-ups**
-deferred from Phase 0c ship — small for quantity (`fit_from` alias), needs
-design for ellipse (list-return contract) — the ellipse + quantity JAX scripts
-would silently fall through to the eager path and provide false confidence.
-
-__Scope narrowing — this task ships interferometer only__
-
-Original scope covered all three remaining autogalaxy dataset types. Per the
-Phase 0c discovery above, this task is **narrowed to interferometer only**.
-Ellipse and quantity coverage moves to a follow-up that ships **after** the
-visualizer dispatch fixes for those analyses. Their NumPy baselines are out of
-scope here too — the existing `scripts/ellipse/visualization.py` (NumPy) is
-sufficient until the JAX side is wireable end-to-end.
-
-__Sub-step 1 — Interferometer (3 scripts)__
-
-Add under `scripts/interferometer/`:
-
-- `visualization.py` — NumPy baseline. Mirror the imaging baseline at
-  `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization.py`. Use the
-  parametric Sersic source for the simplest case; reuse the existing
-  interferometer simulator under
-  `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/`.
-- `visualization_jax.py` — `use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=True`.
-  Mirror `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`.
-- `modeling_visualization_jit.py` — caching probe + live Nautilus.
-  Mirror the imaging analogue.
-
-__Sub-step 2 + 3 — Ellipse + Quantity — OUT OF SCOPE (deferred)__
-
-Per the scope narrowing above, ellipse and quantity JAX coverage is deferred
-to a follow-up prompt that ships **after** the Phase 0c visualizer-dispatch
-follow-ups land. The NumPy ellipse baseline at
-`scripts/ellipse/visualization.py` already exists and is unchanged by this
-task. Quantity has no NumPy baseline yet either — that arrives with the
-follow-up.
-
-__Constraints__
-
-- Real searches, no `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1`. Use small `n_like_max` (≤ 1500)
-  and `n_live=50` for the `_jit.py` scripts.
-- Per-dataset-type `config_source/visualize/plots.yaml` overrides only if
-  the default visualization output is too broad for smoke runtime.
-- Each NumPy `visualization.py` is the regression baseline for its
-  respective `_jax.py` — keep the model + mask + grid identical so the
-  numerical comparison is meaningful if a future task adds one.
-
-__Verification__
-
-- All three new scripts pass when run directly with JAX enabled.
-- Existing `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/*` scripts continue to pass.
-- The cached call in `interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py` is significantly faster than the first call.
-- `modeling_visualization_jit.py` includes the explicit `rmtree(output/<path>/<name>/)` before the Nautilus call (lesson from PR #87) so reruns don't silently resume from cached samples.
-- `visualization_jax.py` uses `enable_pytrees()` + `register_model(model)` from the start; no `try/except` wrapper (lessons from PR #85).
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- No production `autogalaxy_workspace` adoption — Phase 3 of the roadmap.
-- No PyAutoLens-side coverage (autolens interferometer is its own
-  Phase 1A prompt).
-- No change to PyAutoGalaxy itself; both the dispatch and the pytree
-  registration prerequisites are upstream tasks.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization.py` — NumPy pattern
-- `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` — JAX pattern
-- `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — JIT live pattern
-- `PyAutoPrompt/autogalaxy/fit_pytree_registration_other_datasets.md` — blocker
-- `PyAutoPrompt/autogalaxy/visualizer_fit_for_visualization_dispatch.md` — blocker
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_visualization.md` — Phase 1C in the sequenced roadmap
diff --git a/active/jax_viz_interferometer_coverage.md b/active/jax_viz_interferometer_coverage.md
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-PyAutoLens interferometer dataset coverage in `autolens_workspace_test` is
-NumPy-only today. The audit on 2026-05-08 found:
-
-- `scripts/interferometer/visualization.py` — exists (NumPy path)
-- `scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py` — **missing**
-- `scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — **missing**
-
-Imaging has all three. This task fills the gap so we have JAX visualization
-coverage for both autolens dataset types before Phase 2 of the JAX
-visualization roadmap flips the `use_jax_for_visualization` default.
-
-__Why this matters__
-
-This is **Phase 1A** of `z_features/jax_visualization.md`. PyAutoLens's
-`AnalysisInterferometer` already dispatches through
-`analysis.fit_for_visualization(instance=instance)` (see
-`@PyAutoLens/autolens/interferometer/model/visualizer.py`), so the wiring
-is in place — we just need the workspace_test scripts that exercise it.
-
-__What to add__
-
-1. `scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py` — mirror
-   `scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` but use the interferometer
-   dataset and `AnalysisInterferometer`. The reference script is at
-   `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`. Reuse
-   the existing simulator under `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/`
-   for the input visibilities + UV coverage.
-
-   Key construction:
-   ```python
-   analysis = al.AnalysisInterferometer(
-       dataset=dataset,
-       use_jax=True,
-       use_jax_for_visualization=True,
-       title_prefix="JAX_PILOT",
-   )
-   VisualizerInterferometer.visualize(
-       analysis=analysis,
-       paths=paths,
-       instance=instance,
-       during_analysis=False,
-   )
-   ```
-
-   Assert `subplot_fit.png` lands on disk and the fit was JAX-backed.
-
-2. `scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — mirror
-   `scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`. Two parts:
-   - **Part 1**: caching probe — call `analysis.fit_for_visualization(instance)`
-     twice and assert the second call is significantly faster than the first
-     (cached `_jitted_fit_from`).
-   - **Part 2**: live Nautilus run with `iterations_per_quick_update=500`,
-     short `n_like_max`, asserts `subplot_fit.png` files land under the
-     output search root.
-
-__Constraints__
-
-- Reuse the existing `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/interferometer/`
-  simulator pattern; do **not** introduce a new dataset path.
-- Use a small `n_like_max` (≤ 1500) and `n_live=50` to keep runtime tight.
-- Follow the same `config_source/visualize/plots.yaml` constraint as the
-  imaging script — limit visualisation to `subplot_fit.png` and
-  `subplot_tracer.png` (and `subplot_inversion_0.png` if applicable) so
-  runtime stays smoke-test-friendly.
-- Both scripts MUST run without `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1`. Per
-  `autolens_workspace_test/CLAUDE.md`, this repo runs with real (capped)
-  searches.
-
-__Verification__
-
-- `python scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py` — passes,
-  produces expected PNGs.
-- `python scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — passes,
-  cached call faster than first call, ≥ 1 `subplot_fit.png` produced
-  during the search.
-- `/smoke_test autolens_workspace_test interferometer/visualization_jax.py interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py` —
-  pass.
-- The pre-existing `scripts/interferometer/visualization.py` (NumPy path)
-  must still pass — `fit_for_visualization` falls back to `fit_from` when
-  the flag is off.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- No production `autolens_workspace` adoption — that's Phase 3 of the
-  roadmap, blocked on Phase 2.
-- No changes to PyAutoLens itself; the dispatch is already wired.
-- No new pytree registration; PyAutoLens interferometer pytree work, if
-  needed, lands in a separate task — assess only if the script crashes.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` — pattern
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — pattern
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/visualization.py` — NumPy baseline
-- `@PyAutoLens/autolens/interferometer/model/visualizer.py` — already dispatches via `fit_for_visualization`
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_visualization.md` — Phase 1A in the sequenced roadmap
diff --git a/active/jax_viz_point_source_coverage.md b/active/jax_viz_point_source_coverage.md
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-Point-source dataset coverage in `autolens_workspace_test` is the weakest
-of the three dataset types. The audit on 2026-05-08 found:
-
-- `scripts/point_source/visualization.py` — **missing** (no NumPy baseline either)
-- `scripts/point_source/visualization_jax.py` — **missing**
-- `scripts/point_source/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — **missing**
-
-Existing point-source scripts under `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/`
-do exercise JAX likelihoods but **not** the visualizer end-to-end. There is also
-a known JIT blocker called out in `scripts/CLAUDE.md`:
-
-> `point_source/source_plane.py` | Point-source source-plane chi-squared
-> (`FitPositionsSource`) — JIT currently blocked
-
-That same blocker applies to the visualizer — the source-plane fit cannot
-yet round-trip through `jax.jit` cleanly. The task therefore proceeds in
-**three sub-steps** with the JIT path gated behind a feasibility check.
-
-__Library prerequisite — `AnalysisPoint.__init__` `**kwargs` passthrough__
-
-Discovered while shipping Phase 1A (PyAutoLens PR #500): the same
-`**kwargs` passthrough gap that blocked `al.AnalysisInterferometer` from
-accepting `use_jax_for_visualization=True` also exists on
-`al.AnalysisPoint.__init__` (see
-`@PyAutoLens/autolens/point/model/analysis.py:37-88` — explicit signature,
-no `**kwargs`). This task is now a **Both** task: the small library fix
-must ship first, then the workspace_test scripts.
-
-Library fix (mirrors PR #500 pattern):
-
-1. Add `**kwargs,` to the parameter list of
-   `@PyAutoLens/autolens/point/model/analysis.py` `AnalysisPoint.__init__`.
-2. Forward `**kwargs` to `super().__init__(cosmology=cosmology, use_jax=use_jax, **kwargs)`.
-3. Verify `pytest test_autolens/point/` passes (and broader sweep if affordable).
-
-Closes the `TypeError: got an unexpected keyword argument 'use_jax_for_visualization'`
-that the workspace scripts in sub-steps 2 and 3 would otherwise hit.
-
-__Why this matters__
-
-This is **Phase 1B** of `z_features/jax_visualization.md`. Point-source is
-the only autolens dataset type with zero visualization coverage of any
-flavour, so it is also the dataset type most at risk of regressing
-silently when Phase 2 flips the `use_jax_for_visualization` default.
-
-__Sub-step 1 — NumPy baseline__
-
-Add `scripts/point_source/visualization.py` mirroring
-`scripts/imaging/visualization.py` but for point-source:
-
-- Reuse the simulator at `scripts/point_source/simulators/point_source.py`.
-- Build a parametric mass + point-source model.
-- Call `VisualizerPointSource.visualize` (or whatever the actual class is —
-  verify by reading `@PyAutoLens/autolens/point/model/visualizer.py`).
-- Assert `subplot_fit.png` (or the equivalent point-source subplot) lands
-  on disk.
-- `use_jax=False`, `use_jax_for_visualization=False`. NumPy only.
-
-This must land first; without it there's no NumPy regression baseline to
-compare the JAX path against.
-
-__Sub-step 2 — JAX viz (image-plane chi-squared only)__
-
-Add `scripts/point_source/visualization_jax.py`:
-
-- Same model + dataset as sub-step 1, but use `FitPositionsImagePairAll`
-  (image-plane chi-squared — the variant that **does** JIT, per the
-  `point_source/image_plane.py` likelihood-functions script).
-- `analysis = al.AnalysisPoint(dataset=dataset, use_jax=True,
-  use_jax_for_visualization=True, ...)` — depends on the library fix above.
-- **Lessons from PR #85 (Phase 0d)**: include `enable_pytrees()` +
-  `register_model(model)` at module level. **Do NOT wrap the visualize call
-  in `try`/`except`** — let failures surface loudly.
-- Assert `subplot_fit.png` (or equivalent) lands on disk and the fit was
-  JAX-backed.
-
-__Sub-step 3 — Live Nautilus jit-cached visualization__
-
-Add `scripts/point_source/modeling_visualization_jit.py`:
-
-- Mirror `scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` two-part
-  structure (caching probe + live Nautilus quick-update).
-- Use the image-plane chi-squared variant only (source-plane is currently
-  JIT-blocked).
-- Short `n_like_max` and `n_live=50` for runtime.
-- **Lesson from PR #87 (Phase 1A)**: explicitly `rmtree(output/<path_prefix>/<name>/)`
-  before the Nautilus call. Without it, reruns silently resume from cached
-  `samples.csv` — Nautilus skips live sampling, the JIT wrapper is never
-  installed on the analysis instance, and the `_jitted_fit_from is not None`
-  assertion at the bottom raises `AttributeError`. Force a fresh run.
-
-__Source-plane variant — feasibility gate__
-
-Before adding any source-plane variant, verify the JIT blocker has been
-resolved:
-
-```python
-import jax
-analysis_sp = al.AnalysisPoint(dataset=ds, use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=True,
-                                fit_positions_cls=al.FitPositionsSource)
-fit = analysis_sp.fit_for_visualization(instance)
-jax.block_until_ready(fit.log_likelihood)
-```
-
-If this still raises (per the CLAUDE.md note), do **not** add a
-source-plane visualization script in this task — file a follow-up prompt
-and document the blocker. If it works, add `visualization_jax_source_plane.py`
-analogously.
-
-__Constraints__
-
-- Real searches, no `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1` (per `autolens_workspace_test/CLAUDE.md`).
-- Reuse existing point-source dataset / simulator — do not introduce new ones.
-- Limit visualization to subplot files needed for assertion via a
-  `config_source/visualize/plots.yaml` if the default plot set is too broad.
-
-__Verification__
-
-- All three new scripts pass when run directly:
-  - `python scripts/point_source/visualization.py`
-  - `python scripts/point_source/visualization_jax.py`
-  - `python scripts/point_source/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-- `/smoke_test autolens_workspace_test point_source/visualization.py point_source/visualization_jax.py point_source/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — pass.
-- The cached call in `modeling_visualization_jit.py` is significantly
-  faster than the first call.
-- Existing `scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/*.py` continue
-  to pass.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- Source-plane chi-squared JIT — gated behind the feasibility check; if it
-  still fails, becomes its own follow-up prompt.
-- Production `autolens_workspace` adoption.
-- Any change to PyAutoLens point-source code itself **beyond the documented
-  `**kwargs` passthrough fix above**. If the visualizer isn't correctly
-  dispatched through `fit_for_visualization`, that's a separate bug.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization.py` — NumPy pattern
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` — JAX pattern
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — JIT live pattern
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/image_plane.py` — image-plane likelihood (JIT works)
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/point_source/source_plane.py` — source-plane likelihood (JIT blocked)
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/CLAUDE.md` — JIT blocker note
-- `@PyAutoLens/autolens/point/model/visualizer.py` — visualizer dispatch
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_visualization.md` — Phase 1B in the sequenced roadmap
diff --git a/active/jwst_individual_frame_feasibility.md b/active/jwst_individual_frame_feasibility.md
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-# JWST individual-frame output feasibility + literature scan (per-exposure modeling)
-
-Type: research
-Target: pyautoreduce
-Repos:
-- PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Split out of `feature/pyautoreduce/individual_frame_output_mode.md` at start_dev
-on 2026-07-09 (the HST `_flc`/`_flt` half proceeded as a dev task; this is the
-research half the Brain Feature Agent flagged as needing scoping before code).
-
-Investigate whether the equivalent per-frame image output is possible and
-meaningful for JWST data — the HST feature packages calibrated pre-drizzle
-exposures (`_flc`/`_flt`); it is less clear what the right analogue is for the
-JWST pipeline (stage-2 `_cal` products before `calwebb_image3` resample, ramp
-handling, 1/f noise, distortion model differences).
-
-Include a literature scan of galaxy-formation papers that do detailed analysis,
-plus AGN and weak-lensing work, to assess whether people actually model
-individual JWST frames or whether the standard mosaic is sufficient in practice.
-
-Anchors from the HST work: the shipped mode is a packaging-only stage over
-`ctx.exposures` (see PyAutoReduce `docs/design/roadmap.md` §"Per-exposure frame
-products" and the design section added by the HST feature); per-frame cosmic-ray
-handling there uses deepCR (Zhang & Bloom 2020; Chen et al. 2024 WFC3/UVIS
-label-free retrain) with Cosmic-CoNN (Xu et al. 2023) the generalist
-alternative — assess their applicability (or calwebb ramp-fitting jump
-detection sufficiency) for JWST frames as part of the scan.
-
-Deliverable: a design note in PyAutoReduce `docs/design/jwst.md` (or a new
-section/doc) with a go/no-go recommendation and, if go, the adapter/pipeline
-deltas needed to relax the HST-only guard on `frame_products`.
diff --git a/active/kaplinghat_sidm_cored_nfw.md b/active/kaplinghat_sidm_cored_nfw.md
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-# Kaplinghat SIDM cored NFW profile
-
-Original user request, verbatim:
-
-> can you come up with a plan for tackling this issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/564
->
-> ok begin development, you know to use the start_dev workflow right
-
-Implement the existing PyAutoLens issue:
-
-- https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/issues/564
-- Title: Add a Kaplinghat, Tulin & Yu (2016) isothermal-Jeans cored-NFW dark matter mass profile
-
-Relevant repositories:
-
-- @PyAutoGalaxy: mass-profile implementation and tests live under `autogalaxy/profiles/mass/dark/`.
-- @PyAutoLens: validate export/use through `al.mp.*` and update substructure batching if required.
-- @autolens_assistant: consult project/profile, dark-matter, substructure, mass-profile, and custom-profile context before finalising the development plan.
-
-High-level goal:
-
-Add a spherical SIDM-motivated Kaplinghat, Tulin & Yu 2016 cored-NFW mass profile that can be used in PyAutoLens substructure and dark-matter analyses. The profile should reduce to NFW in the zero-interaction limit and support the same core lensing methods expected of existing dark-matter profiles.
-
-Important planning notes:
-
-- Treat this as source-library work, likely PyAutoGalaxy first with PyAutoLens validation.
-- Resolve the physical API before implementation: the proposed direct `kappa_s` / `scale_radius` constructor may be under-specified for `sigma_over_m` unless physical density and velocity scales are available. The MCR/Ludlow constructor may need to be the primary physically meaningful path.
-- The profile is scientifically motivated by SIDM subhalo concentration/core tests, not merely by a phenomenological cored profile.
diff --git a/active/kxs_phase_1_design.md b/active/kxs_phase_1_design.md
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-# k×s coupling — phase 1: design note + adaptive ground truth
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 1 of `oversampling_kxs_coupling.md` (split 2026-07-08; Feature Agent
-score 7). **No library source edits.** Mechanism under design: adaptive
-evaluation (per-pixel k_i·s) → partial bin to a uniform s-resolution fine
-image → PSF convolve at s → bin s→1.
-
-## Deliverables
-
-1. **Design note** (`kxs_design.md` alongside this prompt, posted to the
-   phase issue): settle the pre-bin placement fork from the parent prompt —
-   Convolver-internal (state caches the segment map, callers unchanged) vs
-   caller-side util (Convolver contract stays uniform-s) — with file/line
-   grounding against the refactored helpers (PyAutoArray#361 branch), and
-   the divisibility-validation and index-map design for adaptive k_i.
-2. **Ground truth** (`kxs_ground_truth.py`): extend the series' brute-force
-   reference — same scene, adaptive evaluation (k_i·s ∈ {4, 2} radial
-   pattern with s=2), partial-bin, fine convolution, bin — producing pinned
-   numbers for phases 2–3. Must reduce exactly to the existing s=2
-   reference when k_i=1 everywhere.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Fork decided with a recorded rationale; ground-truth numbers printed and
-  recorded in the note; k=1 reduction exact; no source edits.
-
-Parent: `feature/autoarray/oversampling_kxs_coupling.md`.
diff --git a/active/latent_migration_euclid.md b/active/latent_migration_euclid.md
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-# Migrate the Euclid pipeline to library latent variables
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-Depends on [`autogalaxy/latent_module.md`](../autogalaxy/latent_module.md) and [`autolens/latent_module.md`](../autolens/latent_module.md) having shipped.
-
-`euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py:306-490` currently houses a bespoke `AnalysisImaging` subclass with a hand-written `LATENT_KEYS` list and `compute_latent_variables` body. This is the de facto reference implementation that the library spine in sub-prompts #1 and #2 was designed to absorb. With those landed, the euclid pipeline should now just inherit `al.AnalysisImaging` and let the library do the work.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Migrate the library-shipped latents** out of `util.py:306-490` — remove the entries that PyAutoGalaxy #441 and PyAutoLens #533 now ship (`total_lens_flux_mujy`, `total_source_flux_mujy`, `total_lensed_source_flux_mujy`, `magnification`, `effective_einstein_radius`). These come from the library registry once the subclass inherits `al.AnalysisImaging` and the corresponding keys are enabled in the workspace's `config/latent.yaml`.
-2. **KEEP the FWHM aperture-flux latents Euclid-specific** — `total_lens_flux_1_fwhm` … `_4_fwhm` (`util.py:421-441` + the `aperture_flux_from` helper). These require the per-band `psf_lowest_resolution` / `psf_lowest_resolution_fwhm` kwargs which are Euclid-pipeline-specific, so they MUST NOT be promoted to PyAutoLens library code. The euclid `AnalysisImaging` subclass keeps a small custom `LATENT_KEYS` containing just the aperture keys, and a custom `compute_latent_variables` that **calls `super().compute_latent_variables(parameters, model)`** to get the library tuple, then appends the aperture values. Maintain `LATENT_KEYS` and the tuple in matching positional order (autofit zips positionally at `autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:285`).
-3. **Simplify the rest of the subclass** to keep only Euclid-pipeline-specific behaviour (RGB visualizer, magzero handling). The library-coverage latent machinery is gone.
-3. **Add `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/config/latent.yaml`** — toggle list, default-true, mirroring the workspace pattern. If the user wants a Euclid-specific subset (e.g. always include aperture fluxes), set their defaults here.
-4. **Run `tests/test_compute_latent_variable.py`** — it should still pass against the library-driven path. Update the test if (and only if) the new yaml-driven defaults change the latent set in a way the test was asserting against; the test should now exercise the library API, not a custom subclass.
-5. **Update CLAUDE.md** if it mentions the custom latent subclass anywhere.
-
-## Where to look
-
-- **What to delete:** `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/util.py:299-490` — the `AnalysisImaging` subclass (keep the visualizer wiring, drop the latent guts).
-- **What to keep / verify:** `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/tests/test_compute_latent_variable.py` — confirm the test now goes through `al.AnalysisImaging` cleanly. Line 216 calls `analysis.compute_latent_variables(...)` — that call site should still work, just via the library now.
-- **New config:** mirror `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/config/output.yaml`.
-
-## Verification
-
-```bash
-cd /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline
-pytest tests/test_compute_latent_variable.py -x -v
-
-# Smoke test the full pipeline
-PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1 python start_here.py --dataset=102018665_NEG570040238507752998 --sample=q1_walsmley
-```
-
-Inspect `output/.../latent/latent_summary.json` — confirm all the original Euclid latents are still produced (total lens flux + aperture fluxes, total lensed source flux, total source flux, magnification, effective Einstein radius).
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline (primary)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/euclid-latent-migration`
-
-## Notes
-
-- Per CLAUDE.md in this repo: this is "code-heavy, doc-light" pipeline glue → **Sonnet model** is fine for execution. Tutorial-style prose isn't part of this task.
-- Per memory `feedback_euclid_pipeline_not_z_projects`: the pipeline workspace at `euclid_strong_lens_modeling_pipeline/` is the target, not `z_projects/euclid` (which is live science work).
-- If the test was relying on the custom `magzero` kwarg behaviour, double-check the library now raises the same loud error when `magzero` is missing (per memory `feedback_no_silent_guards`).
diff --git a/active/latent_prior_mapping_math_autolens.md b/active/latent_prior_mapping_math_autolens.md
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-# Investigate prior → latent transform math (uniform → log10, etc.)
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-**Research stub — small-scope by design.** This is a deliberately scoped investigation, not a committed implementation.
-
-The parent prompt closes with:
-
-> "Finally, is there some fancy or complicated math we should do when the priors or distributions of parameters to latent variables gets a bit complicated? e.g. mapping a uniform thing to a log10 thing?"
-
-Concrete instance: a model parameter has a `UniformPrior` over linear units (say, `intensity ∈ [0, 10]`), but the scientific latent of interest is `log10(intensity)`. A naive `compute_latent_variables` just emits `log10(intensity)` per sample — but the **error bars** on the latent in `latent_summary.json` are then computed from the per-sample log10 values, which is fine for the median but can subtly misrepresent the Bayesian credible interval if the original prior was uniform and the user expected log-space prior behaviour. There may be other cases too (uniform → 1/x, Gaussian → exp, etc.).
-
-This task is to **investigate whether anything actually needs doing** beyond the per-sample transform that's already implicit in `compute_latent_variables`, and to write up findings.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Survey the issue.** Specifically:
-   - Walk through `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:170-305` (`compute_latent_samples`) and verify what mode produces error bars: per-sample transform (full posterior of the latent), vs delta-method propagation from the prior, vs something else.
-   - List 3-5 concrete prior → latent transforms that arise naturally in PyAutoLens / PyAutoGalaxy fits (`log10(M*)`, `magnification = f(ellip, gamma)`, etc.).
-   - For each, is the current "compute per sample then summarise" approach scientifically correct? In what edge case would it not be?
-
-2. **Decide if a library change is warranted.**
-   - If the per-sample approach is always correct (most likely outcome): write a short note in the autolens/autogalaxy latent module docstring explaining why, and close this task with no code change.
-   - If there's a real gap: propose (don't implement) an API extension — e.g. a `transform: str` field per latent in `config/latent.yaml`, with `log10` / `exp` / `delta_method` options. Sketch what the user would write.
-
-3. **Output** a short markdown summary as a follow-up issue comment + (optionally) a new sub-prompt in `PyAutoPrompt/autolens/` if a follow-up implementation is genuinely warranted.
-
-## Where to look
-
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:170-305` — `compute_latent_samples` machinery.
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/samples/` — how samples are summarised into median + 1σ/3σ.
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/example/analysis.py:37` — toy `LATENT_KEYS = ["gaussian.fwhm"]` for a concrete instance of "transform of a parameter".
-- Once shipped: `autolens/config/latent.yaml` and `autogalaxy/config/latent.yaml` — the natural place to attach transform metadata if needed.
-
-## Verification
-
-This is an investigation, so verification is qualitative:
-- The summary clearly answers "is anything broken?" with yes/no + a reason.
-- If "no": one paragraph added to the latent module docstring suffices.
-- If "yes": a new sub-prompt is filed in `PyAutoPrompt/` with a clear, scoped follow-up task.
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- PyAutoLens (potentially — if a config-level change is needed)
-- PyAutoGalaxy (potentially)
-- PyAutoFit (very unlikely)
-- None at all (most likely — investigation lands as docstring only)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/latent-prior-mapping-investigation`
-
-## Notes
-
-- **Do not implement a transform mechanism speculatively.** The whole point of this stub is to find out whether it's needed. If a future user reports the bias, that's the moment to act.
-- Single conversation, no multi-step plan. Expected effort: a few hours of reading + a couple of paragraphs of writing.
-- Per CLAUDE.md model split: investigation + light prose → **Opus** is fine; if it collapses to "no change needed", the touch is trivial enough either way.
diff --git a/active/latent_profiling_autolens_profiling.md b/active/latent_profiling_autolens_profiling.md
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-# Add a runtime-profiling `latent/` package to autolens_profiling
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-Depends on [`autolens/latent_module.md`](../autolens/latent_module.md).
-
-Once latent variables are first-class library API (sub-prompt #2), we need visibility into how long each latent costs at runtime — especially for the JAX-jit path through `LensCalc.einstein_radius_jit_from()` and the closure-caching behaviour at `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py:1580`. Mirror the existing `likelihood_runtime/` package style to produce a profiled, comparable, README-driven artefact.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Create the package** at `autolens_profiling/latent/` with the same shape as `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/`:
-   ```
-   latent/
-   ├── README.md
-   ├── sweep.py
-   ├── aggregate.py
-   └── <category>/<latent_name>.py    # one script per latent
-   ```
-
-2. **Per-latent scripts** — one file per default-enabled key in `autolens/config/latent.yaml`. Each script:
-   - Sets up the minimum context needed to compute that latent (tracer, fit, image).
-   - Times `compute_latent_variables` filtered to just that one key (`config/latent.yaml` toggles).
-   - Outputs a JSON file with timing stats + a PNG (matching `likelihood_runtime` outputs).
-   - Reports first-call vs cached-call timing separately (important for the einstein-radius cache verification).
-
-3. **`sweep.py`** — driver that dispatches each per-latent script across the 6-config matrix (CPU/GPU × fp64/mixed-precision), same shape as `likelihood_runtime/sweep.py`.
-
-4. **`aggregate.py`** — collates per-config JSON into a single comparison table, same shape as the likelihood_runtime counterpart.
-
-5. **`README.md`** — sections (mirror likelihood_runtime/README.md):
-   - latent
-   - Methodology
-   - The 6-config matrix
-   - What mixed precision actually means
-   - Scripts
-   - Driving the matrix — `sweep.py` and `aggregate.py`
-   - How to read the output
-   - When the cache helps / hurts
-
-## Where to look
-
-- **Mirror target:** `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/` — files `README.md`, `OPTIMIZATION_NOTES.md`, `sweep.py`, `aggregate.py` and the per-class subdirs.
-- **Cache behaviour to characterize:** `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py:1520-1537` and the closure cache at 1580-1586. Memory `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts` notes this is delicate.
-- **Constant-folding gotcha:** per memory `feedback_jax_pure_callback_const_fold`, single-jit measurements can look 20-30× faster than vmap because `pure_callback` gets baked as XLA constant. Make the profiling **vmap-style** for honest numbers.
-- **GPU prealloc cap:** per memory `feedback_jax_gpu_prealloc`, on the laptop GPU run with `XLA_PYTHON_CLIENT_MEM_FRACTION=0.5` + renice for desktop usability. Document this in the README.
-- **Output root convention:** `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/results/jit/` (where `likelihood_runtime` writes by default).
-
-## Verification
-
-```bash
-source ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task-name>/activate.sh
-cd autolens_profiling
-
-# Run a single latent script
-python latent/<category>/<one_latent>.py --config-name=cpu_fp64 --output-dir=...
-
-# Drive the full matrix
-python latent/sweep.py
-python latent/aggregate.py
-```
-
-Manual review: the README should be readable cold (someone new to the repo can run the sweep without reading source). The aggregated output table should make it easy to see which latent dominates and whether the einstein-radius cache is actually helping.
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- autolens_profiling (primary)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/latent-profiling`
-
-## Notes
-
-- Per CLAUDE.md model split: dev/profiling scripts with short comments → **Sonnet** is fine for the per-latent script bodies. The README can stay Opus for the methodology framing.
-- Per memory `feedback_jax_validation_vmap_not_jit`: use `fitness._vmap(jnp.array(params))` to force tracer propagation. `jax.jit(fn)(concrete_instance)` hides un-threaded xp sites.
-- Output dirs must be `.gitignore`d (mirror what likelihood_runtime does). Per memory `feedback_ship_workspace_binary_leak`, check `.gitignore` covers new image dirs before shipping.
-- The "first call vs cached call" split is the most interesting finding to surface — make it prominent in the aggregated table.
diff --git a/active/latent_smoke_test_autolens_workspace_test.md b/active/latent_smoke_test_autolens_workspace_test.md
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-# Add a smoke test exercising all PyAutoLens library latents
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-Depends on [`autolens/latent_module.md`](../autolens/latent_module.md) (lensing latent spine must be in place).
-
-After sub-prompt #2 ships, PyAutoLens has a curated, yaml-toggled set of latents. We need a high-class smoke test that runs frequently (via `/smoke_test`) and exercises every default-enabled latent end-to-end, so library refactors don't silently break the latent pipeline.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Add a single test script** at `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/<category>/latent_variables.py` — pick the directory that best matches existing smoke-test structure (likely `imaging/modeling/` or a fresh `latent/` dir).
-
-2. **What it does:**
-   - Sets up a minimal lens model (SIE + source) and a tiny imaging dataset (use existing test fixtures).
-   - Runs a non-linear search under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` so the sampler is skipped — single representative draw is enough.
-   - Verifies the `latent/` output dir contains the expected files (`samples.csv` or `latent_summary.json`).
-   - Reads them back and asserts:
-     - Every default-enabled key from `autolens/config/latent.yaml` is present.
-     - All values are finite (no nan/inf — per memory `feedback_no_silent_guards`).
-     - Each value falls within a sane order-of-magnitude bracket (loose but not vacuous).
-
-3. **Add to `smoke_tests.txt`** — this is the rare case where adding to the smoke set is correct (per memory `feedback_smoke_tests_small_subset`, smoke is a curated subset; the latent pipeline is a structural regression risk worth catching often).
-
-4. **Verify it works under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` properly** (memories `feedback_autofit_cache_resume_pyauto_test_mode` and `feedback_smoke_env_grid_mutations_inside_decorators`):
-   - Output path must include the `output/test_mode/` segment.
-   - Grid mutations from `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS` etc. must not invalidate the latent calculations (e.g. magnification on a 15×15 grid should still be finite, even if numerically less accurate than full-res).
-
-## Where to look
-
-- Existing smoke-test scripts in `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/` — pick one of similar shape to mirror imports + structure.
-- `autolens_workspace_test/smoke_tests.txt` — append the new script path.
-- `autolens_workspace_test/config/build/env_vars.yaml` — if any env-var override is needed for this script, set it here (per memory `feedback_env_vars_yaml_overrides`, do **not** mutate `os.environ` from within the script).
-- PYAUTO_TEST_MODE semantics: `autofit` repo, `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` = skip sampler.
-
-## Verification
-
-```bash
-source ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task-name>/activate.sh
-cd autolens_workspace_test
-python scripts/<path>/latent_variables.py       # direct run
-/smoke_test                                      # full smoke pass including the new test
-```
-
-Smoke test should complete in under ~10 seconds (in line with the rest of the smoke set).
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- autolens_workspace_test (primary)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/latent-smoke-test`
-
-## Notes
-
-- Per CLAUDE.md model split: this is a test/dev script, comments are short API-usage notes — **Sonnet** is fine.
-- Per memory `feedback_no_smoke_tests_in_library_test_dirs`: this lives in `autolens_workspace_test`, NOT in `PyAutoLens/test_autolens/`.
-- Per memory `feedback_ship_workspace_binary_leak`: confirm the script's output dir (likely `output/test_mode/...`) is `.gitignore`d before `/ship_workspace`. Pre-flight `git diff --stat` for binaries.
-- Single posterior draw is the right granularity — full search defeats the "high-class smoke" purpose.
diff --git a/active/latent_variables_tutorial_autogalaxy.md b/active/latent_variables_tutorial_autogalaxy.md
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-# Add latent-variables workspace tutorial to autogalaxy_workspace
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-Depends on the library spine in [`autogalaxy/latent_module.md`](../autogalaxy/latent_module.md) and the foundational docs from [`autofit_workspace/latent_variables_tutorial_expand.md`](../autofit_workspace/latent_variables_tutorial_expand.md).
-
-Once PyAutoGalaxy has first-class latent variables (sub-prompt #1), users need a workspace tutorial that:
-- Explains what galaxy latents are scientifically (errors on derived quantities, posterior draws of structural params).
-- Shows the curated yaml-driven default set and how to toggle individual latents.
-- Demonstrates loading and using latent results from a completed search.
-- Shows how to **extend** `AnalysisImaging` with a user-defined latent, and encourages contributing useful ones upstream.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Add a new tutorial** at `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/results/<filename>.py` (and the matching `.ipynb`). Suggested name: `latent_variables.py` or `latent.py` — confirm against the existing results-tutorial naming convention.
-
-2. **Content sections:**
-   - **What is a latent variable?** — short, link out to the autofit_workspace foundational tutorial (#4).
-   - **Default latents in PyAutoGalaxy** — list the curated set from `autogalaxy/config/latent.yaml`, explain each.
-   - **Toggling latents** — show editing `latent.yaml` (or the workspace override of it, per memory `feedback_workspace_config_default_true`).
-   - **Loading latent results** — open a search output, read `latent/samples.csv` + `latent/latent_summary.json`, plot a posterior of one latent.
-   - **Extending with a custom latent** — subclass `ag.AnalysisImaging`, override `LATENT_KEYS` and `compute_latent_variables`, run a fit, show the new column appears. End with a paragraph encouraging the user to submit useful custom latents back upstream.
-
-3. **Workspace `config/latent.yaml`** — add it under `autogalaxy_workspace/config/`, mirroring whatever the library default file looks like. Per memory `feedback_workspace_config_default_true`, the workspace value shadows the library, so any latent on by default must also be on in the workspace yaml.
-
-## Where to look
-
-- Library default to mirror: `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/config/latent.yaml` (will exist after sub-prompt #1).
-- Existing workspace-tutorial style references: `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/results/` — pick a comparable tutorial (e.g. errors/posterior-draws content) and match prose density.
-- Existing ad-hoc latent usage to replace: `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/results/workflow/csv_make.py:140-160`, `png_make.py`, `fits_make.py` — these subclass `ag.AnalysisImaging` to add `bulge.sersic_index`. After sub-prompt #1, this pattern is the "custom latent" path — but the default `sersic_index` etc. may live in the library yaml. Update these scripts only if the boilerplate is no longer needed.
-- Foundational autofit tutorial: the URL produced by sub-prompt #4.
-
-## Verification
-
-```bash
-source ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task-name>/activate.sh
-cd autogalaxy_workspace
-python scripts/results/latent_variables.py    # or whatever filename
-/smoke_test
-```
-
-Manual review: a reader who has run `autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling/start_here.py` once and has a basic understanding of Bayesian fitting should be able to follow this tutorial cold.
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- autogalaxy_workspace (primary)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/latent-tutorial-autogalaxy`
-
-## Notes
-
-- Tutorial prose → **Opus** per CLAUDE.md model split (memory `feedback_tutorial_prose_opus`).
-- Per memory `feedback_smoke_tests_small_subset`: do **not** mass-promote this new script into `smoke_tests.txt`. The smoke coverage for library latents is sub-prompt #7's job, in `autolens_workspace_test`.
-- The `.ipynb` should be generated from the `.py` via the standard workspace nb-build path, not hand-edited.
diff --git a/active/latent_variables_tutorial_autolens.md b/active/latent_variables_tutorial_autolens.md
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@@ -1,60 +0,0 @@
-# Add latent-variables workspace tutorial to autolens_workspace
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-Depends on the library spine in [`autolens/latent_module.md`](../autolens/latent_module.md) and the foundational docs from [`autofit_workspace/latent_variables_tutorial_expand.md`](../autofit_workspace/latent_variables_tutorial_expand.md).
-
-Lensing-specific mirror of [`autogalaxy_workspace/latent_variables_tutorial.md`](../autogalaxy_workspace/latent_variables_tutorial.md), focused on the latents that matter for lensing science: **magnification, effective Einstein radius, lensed source flux, total source flux, lens light apertures**.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Add a new tutorial** at `autolens_workspace/scripts/results/<filename>.py` + `.ipynb`. Match the autogalaxy companion's naming.
-
-2. **Content sections:**
-   - **What is a latent variable?** — short, link out to the autofit_workspace foundational tutorial (#4).
-   - **Default lensing latents in PyAutoLens** — list the curated set from `autolens/config/latent.yaml`. Explain the science of each:
-     - Magnification — what it means, why source-plane errors propagate non-linearly.
-     - Effective Einstein radius — via `LensCalc.einstein_radius_jit_from`; what "effective" means here (zero-contour of the deflection-angle field).
-     - Lensed source flux / total source flux — image-plane vs source-plane integration.
-     - Aperture fluxes — FWHM-defined apertures, what magzero conversion does.
-   - **Toggling latents** — same pattern as the autogalaxy tutorial; show the yaml.
-   - **Loading latent results** — open a `output/.../latent/` directory, read csv + json, plot a 1D posterior of (say) effective Einstein radius.
-   - **Extending with a custom latent** — subclass `al.AnalysisImaging`, override `LATENT_KEYS` + `compute_latent_variables`, run a fit, show the new column. Encourage upstream contributions.
-
-3. **Workspace `config/latent.yaml`** — add under `autolens_workspace/config/`, mirroring the library default. Per memory `feedback_workspace_config_default_true`, workspace values shadow library values.
-
-4. **Update the ad-hoc latent demos** at `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/results/workflow/csv_make.py:175`, `png_make.py:175`, `fits_make.py:175` if their custom subclass pattern is now redundant (i.e. the library yaml gives the same default set). If still useful as "custom latent" demos, simplify them and link to the new tutorial.
-
-## Where to look
-
-- Library default: `PyAutoLens/autolens/config/latent.yaml` (exists after sub-prompt #2).
-- Tutorial style reference: `autolens_workspace/scripts/results/` — pick a comparable results tutorial for prose density.
-- Existing ad-hoc latents to audit: `autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/results/workflow/{csv,png,fits}_make.py`.
-- Foundational autofit tutorial: URL produced by sub-prompt #4.
-
-## Verification
-
-```bash
-source ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task-name>/activate.sh
-cd autolens_workspace
-python scripts/results/latent_variables.py
-/smoke_test
-```
-
-Manual review: lensing-aware reader (knows what an Einstein radius is) should follow it cold.
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- autolens_workspace (primary)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/latent-tutorial-autolens`
-
-## Notes
-
-- Tutorial prose → **Opus** (memory `feedback_tutorial_prose_opus`).
-- Per memory `feedback_smoke_tests_small_subset`: do not mass-promote into `smoke_tests.txt`. Smoke coverage lives in sub-prompt #7.
-- If `effective_einstein_radius` plots look noisy in 1D posteriors, that may be a downstream signal worth flagging — but **fixing** it is out of scope for this task. Note observations for the next planning round.
-- For scientific framing of magnification / Einstein radius / source-plane vs image-plane integration, the lensing wiki at `../PyAutoPaper/lensing_wiki/concepts/` is the authoritative cross-repo source (do NOT cite the wiki from the tutorial itself — see memory `feedback_pyautopaper_personal_repo`).
diff --git a/active/latent_variables_tutorial_expand_autofit.md b/active/latent_variables_tutorial_expand_autofit.md
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-# Expand autofit_workspace latent-variables tutorial coverage
-
-## Context
-
-Parent epic: [`PyAutoPrompt/z_features/latent_refactor.md`](../z_features/latent_refactor.md).
-
-The autolens and autogalaxy workspace tutorials (sub-prompts #5, #6) want to lean on autofit-level foundational explanation of what latent variables are. Audit what `autofit_workspace` already has and fill gaps so those tutorials can link out for foundational context rather than re-explaining from scratch.
-
-## Task
-
-1. **Audit existing autofit_workspace latent docs.** Find every script/notebook that touches latent variables — the toy example at `PyAutoFit/autofit/example/analysis.py:37` (`LATENT_KEYS`) plus any workspace counterpart. Report which of the following are well-explained and which are gaps:
-   - What is a latent variable in the Bayesian sense?
-   - How does PyAutoFit compute latents (`compute_latent_samples` — every-sample mode vs N-draws-from-posterior mode)?
-   - What does `latent/samples.csv` contain? `latent/latent_summary.json`?
-   - How does the user load latent results from a completed search and use them downstream?
-   - What does "error on a latent" mean — i.e. how is the 1σ/3σ propagation done?
-   - How do posterior draws of latents work (sampling vs analytic transform)?
-
-2. **Fill the gaps** by either expanding an existing tutorial (preferred) or adding one new dedicated tutorial in `autofit_workspace/scripts/searches/results/` (or wherever the latent results loading examples live).
-
-3. **Cross-reference target:** the new tutorial in sub-prompt #5 (autogalaxy_workspace) and sub-prompt #6 (autolens_workspace) will link to whatever this task produces, so the URL/path should be stable.
-
-## Where to look
-
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/example/analysis.py` — the canonical `LATENT_KEYS` + `compute_latent_variables` example.
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:170-305` — the actual `compute_latent_samples` machinery (every-sample vs N-draws, JAX vmap path).
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/paths/directory.py:262-340` — `save_latent_samples` / `load_latent_samples`.
-- `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/paths/abstract.py:442-485` — `_latent_variables_file` path.
-- `autofit_workspace/scripts/` — existing tutorial structure to match.
-
-## Verification
-
-```bash
-source ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task-name>/activate.sh
-cd autofit_workspace
-# Run the new/expanded tutorial scripts to confirm they execute clean
-python scripts/<path-to-tutorial>.py
-
-# Smoke test
-/smoke_test
-```
-
-Manual review: the tutorial reads coherently as a foundational explanation. A reader who knows Bayesian fitting but has never seen PyAutoFit's latent API should be able to follow it cold.
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- autofit_workspace (primary)
-- PyAutoFit (only if the audit finds the source docstrings on `compute_latent_samples` are themselves the gap — in which case a small library doc edit may be in-scope; the new yaml-driven on/off lives downstream in autolens/autogalaxy, not here)
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/latent-tutorial-autofit`
-
-## Notes
-
-- Per CLAUDE.md model split: tutorial prose → **Opus**. Per memory `feedback_tutorial_prose_opus`, do not delegate the prose drafting to Sonnet.
-- The audit step might reveal the docs are already complete and this task collapses to a tiny linking exercise. That's fine — file the audit findings in the issue comments and ship a minimal change.
-- This sub-prompt does **not** touch latent calculations themselves — those are PyAutoLens/PyAutoGalaxy work in #1 and #2. This is pure documentation/tutorial.
diff --git a/active/lens_calc_magnification_xp_divergence.md b/active/lens_calc_magnification_xp_divergence.md
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-# LensCalc.magnification_2d_via_hessian_from diverges between np and jnp
-
-## Context
-
-Follow-up from the `grid-irregular-xp-propagation` task. After fixing
-`Grid2DIrregular.grid_2d_via_deflection_grid_from` to propagate `xp` and
-rewrapping observed positions + magnifications inside
-`AbstractFitPoint`, the full-pipeline source-plane JIT now runs end-to-end —
-no more `TracerArrayConversionError`.
-
-However the JIT-path log-likelihood disagrees with the eager-path result by
-~0.1%, well outside float64 precision:
-
-- eager (xp=np):  `-4496.798984`
-- jax   (xp=jnp): `-4491.832094`  (diff ≈ 4.97, rtol ≈ 1.1e-3)
-
-The `ray_trace_to_source_plane` prefix already asserts equal-to-1e-4 against
-the numpy path, and standalone diagnosis confirmed:
-
-- `residual_map` np vs jnp agrees to ~1e-8 (the ray-trace is identical).
-- `magnifications_at_positions` is where the numbers diverge.
-
-Concretely, evaluated at the same prior-median parameters on the same two
-observed positions:
-
-| Position | np magnification | jnp magnification | rel. diff |
-|----------|------------------|-------------------|-----------|
-| 0        | 10.60783132      | 10.6070619        | 7e-5      |
-| 1        | 152.66911098     | 152.5846727       | 5e-4      |
-
-Because chi-squared divides by `mag**-2 * noise**2`, even a 5e-4 relative
-error on one point gets amplified into the ~0.1% log-likelihood drift seen
-above.
-
-## Root cause
-
-Traced to `ag.LensCalc.hessian_from` in
-`PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py:350`. It dispatches on `xp`:
-
-- `xp is np` → `_hessian_via_finite_difference` (lens_calc.py:413) — uses
-  2-point central difference with `buffer=0.01`. Truncation error is
-  **O(h²) ≈ 1e-4**.
-- `xp is jnp` → `_hessian_via_jax` (lens_calc.py:383) — uses `jax.jacfwd`
-  on `deflections_yx_scalar` vectorised with `jnp.vectorize`. This is
-  **exact** forward-mode autodiff — accurate to float64.
-
-So the two paths aren't "both mathematically correct and should match" —
-the JAX path is more accurate, and the numpy path is truncation-limited.
-At near-critical points (position 1 in the repro above, magnification = 152)
-the O(1e-4) truncation error in the Hessian is amplified by the near-zero
-Jacobian determinant, producing the observed ~5e-4 relative error in the
-magnification.
-
-## Task
-
-Close the accuracy gap on the **numpy** path so it agrees with the JAX
-path to float64 precision (~1e-8 rtol). Do this generically, without
-touching any mass-profile API.
-
-### Strategy — Richardson extrapolation of the existing FD stencil
-
-Evaluate the existing central-difference Hessian at two step sizes (`h` and
-`h/2`) and combine:
-
-```
-H_extrapolated = (4 * H(h/2) - H(h)) / 3
-```
-
-This cancels the leading O(h²) error term, leaving O(h⁴) ≈ 1e-8 — which
-should match the JAX path. It is a pure wrapper around the existing
-`_hessian_via_finite_difference(grid, buffer=h)`; no change to stencils,
-no change to mass profiles, no new public API.
-
-### Why not the alternatives
-
-- **Analytic Hessians** via profile-specific `convergence_2d_from` +
-  `shear_yx_2d_from`. Exact, but requires every mass profile to expose a
-  matching pair of methods — new API surface and per-profile work. Noted
-  as future work only; **out of scope for this task**.
-- **5-point central stencil** — same O(h⁴) accuracy as Richardson at the
-  same cost (4 evaluations per axis), but requires rewriting the stencil
-  arithmetic in-place. Richardson wins on minimal-churn: the existing
-  2-point code stays untouched.
-- **Shrinking `buffer`** (e.g. 1e-5) — hits floating-point round-off and
-  gets worse, not better.
-
-### Implementation steps
-
-1. In `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py`, leave
-   `_hessian_via_finite_difference(self, grid, buffer=0.01)` unchanged —
-   it remains the primitive stencil.
-2. Rewrite the `xp is np` branch of `hessian_from` (lens_calc.py:379) to
-   compute Richardson-extrapolated Hessians:
-
-   ```python
-   if xp is np:
-       h = 0.01
-       yy_h,  xy_h,  yx_h,  xx_h  = self._hessian_via_finite_difference(grid, buffer=h)
-       yy_h2, xy_h2, yx_h2, xx_h2 = self._hessian_via_finite_difference(grid, buffer=h / 2)
-       # Richardson: cancels leading O(h^2) error -> O(h^4).
-       yy = (4.0 * yy_h2 - yy_h) / 3.0
-       xy = (4.0 * xy_h2 - xy_h) / 3.0
-       yx = (4.0 * yx_h2 - yx_h) / 3.0
-       xx = (4.0 * xx_h2 - xx_h) / 3.0
-       return yy, xy, yx, xx
-   return self._hessian_via_jax(grid=grid, xp=xp)
-   ```
-
-   (Exact structure is at the implementer's discretion — a private helper
-   is fine too.)
-3. Verify convergence locally:
-   - Pick a mass profile (e.g. `mp.Isothermal`) and a small `Grid2DIrregular`.
-   - Compute `np` Hessian with the new Richardson path and `jnp` Hessian with
-     the JAX path.
-   - Assert `np.allclose(np_hessian, jnp_hessian, rtol=1e-8)`.
-
-### Tests to add
-
-Add a unit test in `test_autogalaxy/operate/test_lens_calc.py` (or the
-closest existing file):
-
-- `test__hessian_from__np_richardson_matches_jax_jacfwd_to_float64` — builds
-  a small tracer and asserts `np.allclose(np_hess, jnp_hess, rtol=1e-8)` for
-  all four Hessian components on the same grid.
-- `test__magnification_2d_via_hessian_from__np_jnp_agree_to_float64` — same
-  tracer, asserts the same rtol on the derived magnification.
-
-### Workspace follow-up
-
-Once the library fix lands:
-
-- Re-run
-  `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/point_source/source_plane.py`.
-- Tighten the full-pipeline JIT regression assertion (currently `rtol=2e-3`
-  pending this work — see the `if full_pipeline_jits:` block in
-  `source_plane.py` around line 522) back to `rtol=1e-4` against
-  `EXPECTED_LOG_LIKELIHOOD_SOURCE_PLANE = -4496.798984131583`.
-- Remove the "pending the np/jnp parity fix" comment pointing at this
-  prompt.
-
-## Affected repos
-
-- `PyAutoGalaxy` (primary — `LensCalc.hessian_from` machinery, unit tests)
-- `autolens_workspace_developer` (tighten the regression assertion in
-  `point_source/source_plane.py` once the library fix lands)
-
-No changes needed in `PyAutoLens` — the tracer layer calls down into the
-same `LensCalc.hessian_from` method and inherits the fix automatically.
-
-## Suggested branch
-
-`feature/lens-calc-magnification-xp-parity`
-
-## How to reproduce
-
-```bash
-source ~/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task>/activate.sh   # or main checkout
-cd /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer
-python jax_profiling/point_source/source_plane.py
-```
-
-Look for the final assertion:
-
-```
-point_source/source_plane: regression — JIT log_likelihood drifted
- ACTUAL: array(-4491.832094)
- DESIRED: array(-4496.798984)
-```
-
-The drift will disappear once the magnification calc is aligned across
-backends.
-
-## Original analysis
-
-Comparison script (standalone) that pins the divergence to magnifications:
-
-```python
-fit_np  = analysis_eager.fit_from(instance=instance)
-fit_jax = analysis_jax.fit_from(instance=params_tree)
-
-# residuals — identical
-np.testing.assert_allclose(
-    fit_np.positions.residual_map.array,
-    np.asarray(fit_jax.positions.residual_map.array),
-    rtol=1e-8,
-)
-
-# magnifications — diverge at ~5e-4 rel
-print(fit_np.positions.magnifications_at_positions.array)
-print(fit_jax.positions.magnifications_at_positions.array)
-```
diff --git a/active/light_and_mass_profiles.md b/active/light_and_mass_profiles.md
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-Follow-up to mass_profiles.md (issue #178, shipped via #179): add a
-`scripts/guides/profiles/light_and_mass_profiles.py` guide to
-`autolens_workspace`, paired with the existing `light.py` (#86/#87) and
-`mass.py` (#179) guides in the same folder.
-
-Scope (per user direction):
-
-- Stellar mass profiles in `al.mp.*` (Sersic, Chameleon, Gaussian,
-  GaussianGradient, SersicCore, SersicGradient, DevVaucouleurs,
-  Exponential + `*Sph` variants).
-- Dark-matter mass profiles in `al.mp.*` (NFW family: NFW, gNFW, cNFW,
-  NFWTruncated, plus their MCR / virial-mass / scatter variants).
-- Combined light-and-mass profiles in `al.lmp.*` (one object emitting
-  both `image_2d_from` and `convergence_2d_from` via a shared
-  `mass_to_light_ratio`).
-- Linear combined light-and-mass profiles in `al.lmp_linear.*` —
-  include alongside the standard `lmp` profiles.
-
-Section flow mirrors `light.py` / `mass.py` so the three guides read as
-a coherent set.
diff --git a/active/light_profiles.md b/active/light_profiles.md
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-Currently, the autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace do not have a guide illustrating all available light
-profiles with examples of how to use them either as instances to do things like make images / convergence maps
-or how to compose them as a model.
-
-Can you make a guide for both workspaces, in scripts/guides/profiles/light.py which gfives examples for all
-support light profiles, where the first bit gives exampels for all light profiles in one section but does not
-use them to make images (e.g. high level run through), it then shows the API for making an image from one
-light profile (e.g. Sersic). 
-
-It then explxains linear light profiles and operated light profiles, shown a one line API on how to use them
-but then says they are documented in the scritps/*/features/linear light profile and operated_light_profile
-packages.
-
-it then shows the API for how to put this in a model (e.g. Sersic again),
-it then shows the API for making an instance from this Sersic model, either from just the light profile or when its
-in the galaxies model the modeling API shows, and then does a detailed run through of
-all remainig light profiles but only showing their image_2d_from methods, emphaissing the API above is
-translateable.
-
-For the autolens_workspace this will use the Tracer object instead of Galaaxies object and put the model gernerated
-instances in the Tracer where appropriate.
-
-Do a comparison to the docs folder in PyAutoGalaxy and PyAutoLens to make sure all light profiles are in
-sync and also point to the URL to the docs early on in this script.
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diff --git a/active/logging.md b/active/logging.md
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-Read @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search for context where this is.
-
-The logging of a fit Can be improved as follows:
-
-> 2026-04-01 18:46:35,500 - autofit.non_linear.search.abstract_search - INFO - Starting non-linear search with 1 cores.
-
-This is confusing for JAX users, as JAX automatically uses all cores, so the above is not true. 
-
-Instead, if JAX is being used it should be something like:
-
-> 2026-04-01 18:46:35,500 - autofit.non_linear.search.abstract_search - INFO - Starting non-linear search with JAX.
-> 
-Can you make it so JAX displays if CPU or GPU is being used?
-
->Running search where parallelization is disabled.
-> 
-> Again, this is not true in JAX, just remove this.
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diff --git a/active/magzero_required_latents_crash_search.md b/active/magzero_required_latents_crash_search.md
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-# Flux-mujy latents crash `search.fit()` when `magzero` is missing from the Analysis
-
-## Context
-
-Surfaced by the first first-class A100 search run from `autolens_profiling`
-(`searches/nautilus/imaging/mge.py`, HPC job 322548). Nautilus converged
-cleanly (`log_Z=+31690.50`, 65500 evals, 11m40s) but the post-fit latent
-computation crashed inside `SearchUpdater._compute_latent_samples`:
-
-```
-ValueError: magzero must be passed to the Analysis via kwargs to compute
-the 'total_lens_flux_mujy' latent. Disable it in config/latent.yaml or
-pass magzero=<value>.
-```
-
-The raise lives at
-`PyAutoLens:autolens/analysis/latent.py:31-37`:
-
-```python
-def _require_magzero(magzero, name):
-    if magzero is None:
-        raise ValueError(
-            f"magzero must be passed to the Analysis via kwargs to compute "
-            f"the '{name}' latent. Disable it in config/latent.yaml or "
-            f"pass magzero=<value>."
-        )
-```
-
-and is the gate for three sibling latents:
-
-- `total_lens_flux_mujy` (line 40)
-- `total_lensed_source_flux_mujy` (line 60)
-- `total_source_flux_mujy` (line 77)
-
-## The bug
-
-`af.Nautilus(...).fit(model, analysis)` does latent computation as part of
-its standard update loop (via `SearchUpdater._compute_latent_samples`).
-The set of latents to compute comes from `config/latent.yaml` on the
-autoconf search path. A workspace that ships a `latent.yaml` enabling
-`total_lens_flux_mujy` (e.g. `autolens_profiling/config/latent.yaml`, or
-any workspace that opts into the full lensing latent catalogue) will
-crash every `search.fit()` that constructs `AnalysisImaging` without
-`magzero=...` — which is the standard path in every workspace tutorial
-and SLaM pipeline today.
-
-This is a default-config-crashes-by-default bug. The user has to know
-to either:
-
-- Pass `magzero=<value>` on every `AnalysisImaging(...)` construction
-  (and learn what value is appropriate for their instrument), or
-- Disable the offending latents in a project `config/latent.yaml`
-  override, or
-- Set `PYAUTO_SKIP_LATENTS=1` (the workaround applied in
-  `autolens_profiling/hpc/batch_gpu/submit_imaging_mge_a100_hst_fp64`
-  in PR #30).
-
-None of these are discoverable from the failure mode — the search runs
-to convergence, then dies in post-fit bookkeeping with no metric output.
-
-## Desired fix
-
-The three flux-mujy latent functions already return `xp.nan` when the
-galaxy image isn't available (lines 51-52, 67-69, etc.):
-
-```python
-try:
-    image = fit.galaxy_image_dict[fit.tracer.galaxies[0]]
-except (AttributeError, KeyError, IndexError):
-    return xp.nan
-```
-
-The same graceful path applies for missing `magzero`: the flux conversion
-is meaningless without a zero-point, so the latent value is genuinely
-unknown. Replace the raise with a soft NaN return + a one-time warning
-per process:
-
-```python
-def _maybe_magzero_warn(magzero, name):
-    if magzero is None:
-        if name not in _MAGZERO_WARNED:
-            logger.warning(
-                "magzero not set on Analysis; '%s' latent will be NaN. "
-                "Pass magzero=<value> to AnalysisImaging to enable it, "
-                "or disable in config/latent.yaml to silence this warning.",
-                name,
-            )
-            _MAGZERO_WARNED.add(name)
-        return True
-    return False
-```
-
-then at the top of each affected latent:
-
-```python
-if _maybe_magzero_warn(magzero, "total_lens_flux_mujy"):
-    return xp.nan
-```
-
-This matches the existing "galaxy image missing → return NaN" pattern,
-keeps default configs runnable, and surfaces the issue once in the
-process log without killing a long search.
-
-## Test plan
-
-- Unit test in `test_autolens/analysis/test_latent.py` (likely
-  already exists for `total_lens_flux_mujy`): assert calling with
-  `magzero=None` now returns a NaN of the expected dtype instead of
-  raising, and that a logger warning is emitted on first call only.
-- End-to-end: construct `AnalysisImaging(dataset=..., use_jax=True)`
-  (no `magzero`), run `af.Nautilus(...).fit(...)` in `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1`
-  with `total_lens_flux_mujy` enabled in latent config. Confirm the
-  search completes, the JSON metric write happens, and `latent.csv`
-  has NaN values in the flux-mujy columns.
-- Smoke check: re-run an `autolens_profiling/searches/nautilus/imaging/mge.py`
-  cell without `PYAUTO_SKIP_LATENTS=1` and confirm no crash.
-
-## Affected callers / interaction surface
-
-- Every workspace SLaM pipeline (`source_lp[1]`, `source_pix[1]`, ...) that
-  builds `AnalysisImaging` without `magzero` and runs with the full
-  lensing latent catalogue enabled in `config/latent.yaml`.
-- `autolens_profiling/config/latent.yaml` explicitly enables this set —
-  any first-class search profile in `searches/` would hit this if the
-  workaround env var were forgotten.
-- Any downstream tool reading `latent.csv` should already handle NaN
-  values (the galaxy-image-missing path produces them today).
-
-## Why not a workspace config fix?
-
-The workaround "disable these latents in every workspace `latent.yaml`"
-is a one-by-one chase that's already out of date as soon as a new
-workspace appears or an existing one opts into the full catalogue for
-a different reason (e.g. `autolens_profiling/latent/imaging/` profiling
-scripts). Library code should not depend on every consumer remembering
-to defang it; the default behaviour should be runnable.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Auto-defaulting `magzero` to anything (`0.0`, instrument-specific):
-  the flux value would be silently wrong rather than absent. NaN is
-  the honest answer when the user hasn't supplied a zero-point.
-- Reworking the `_require_*` pattern across other PyAutoLens latents
-  (e.g. cosmology-dependent ones). Scope this PR to the magzero family
-  only.
diff --git a/active/markdown_example_renderings_rollout.md b/active/markdown_example_renderings_rollout.md
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-# Markdown example renderings — batch 2a (three workspaces)
-
-Type: docs
-Target: workspaces
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Roll the executed-markdown rendering system (built in phase 1: PyAutoBuild
-generate_markdown.py + the autolens_workspace pilot, PRs PyAutoBuild#137 +
-autolens_workspace#263 — BOTH MERGED 2026-07-10, issue PyAutoBuild#134 closed)
-out to the three workspaces. The generator is repo-agnostic, so this is config
-+ execution + README links per repo — no new tooling expected. User direction
-2026-07-10: run this phase on Opus. The HowTo trio is a separate follow-on
-batch 2b ([[markdown_renderings_howto]]).
-
-Decisions locked 2026-07-10: cluster EXCLUDED (heaviest fit, least
-representative — add later as a one-off once run cost is known); workspaces
-first, HowTo second; sequential builds (memory pressure).
-
-Curated lists (grounded in a survey — only scripts that exist):
-
-- **autolens_workspace** (extend phase-1 config): interferometer
-  (start_here/simulator/likelihood_function/fit/modeling), point_source
-  (start_here/simulator/fit/modeling — no likelihood_function), multi
-  (start_here/simulator/modeling), group (all five), weak
-  (simulator/likelihood_function/fit/modeling — no start_here). NOTHING from
-  features/. cluster excluded.
-- **autogalaxy_workspace** (new config + README links): root start_here.py;
-  imaging (all five); interferometer (all five); multi
-  (start_here/simulator/modeling); ellipse (simulator/fit/modeling); guides
-  galaxies.py + data_structures.py.
-- **autofit_workspace** (new): overview/overview_1_the_basics.py,
-  overview_2_scientific_workflow.py, overview_3_statistical_methods.py
-  (no start_here.py exists; 1D-Gaussian fits, seconds each).
-
-Operational notes from phase 1 (all enforced/learned in the generator):
-execution is never TEST_MODE — each modeling/start_here fit pays one real
-sampling run, cached in output/ for near-instant regeneration (measured 122s vs
-1h55m); the build restores tracked files scripts modify (all three main
-checkouts carry stale dataset regen dirt — the worktree branches clean); leave
-the workspace tree alone while a build runs; local paths are redacted; expect
-~2MB per rendered page. Each new repo needs config/build/markdown_examples.yaml,
-README links, and a git check-ignore on markdown/ (autogalaxy/autofit have no
-images/ rule, so clean). Wall-clock ~8-20h cumulative real sampling across ~13
-genuine fits (point_source/multi quick; interferometer/group/imaging modeling
-heavy); resumable background build. Consider PNG size optimization if a repo's
-total grows well beyond the autolens pilot's 19M.
diff --git a/active/mass_profiles.md b/active/mass_profiles.md
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-Currently, the autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace do not have a guide illustrating all available mass
-profiles with examples of how to use them either as instances to do things like make images / convergence maps
-or how to compose them as a model.
-
-Can you make a guide for both workspaces, in scripts/guides/profiles/mass.py which gfives examples for all
-support mass profiles, where the first bit gives exampels for all mass profiles in one section but does not
-use them to make images (e.g. high level run through), it then shows the API for making an image from one
-mass profile (e.g. Sersic).
-
-it then shows the API for how to put this in a model (e.g. Sersic again),
-it then shows the API for making an instance from this Sersic model, either from just the mass profile or when its
-in the galaxies model the modeling API shows, and then does a detailed run through of
-all remainig mass profiles but only showing their image_2d_from methods, emphaissing the API above is
-translateable.
-
-For the autolens_workspace this will use the Tracer object instead of Galaaxies object and put the model gernerated
-instances in the Tracer where appropriate.
-
-Do a comparison to the docs folder in PyAutoGalaxy and PyAutoLens to make sure all mass profiles are in
-sync and also point to the URL to the docs early on in this script.
-
-This should be paried nicely against the light.py example in the same folder
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/active/mass_profiles_documentation.md b/active/mass_profiles_documentation.md
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-Add first-class LaTeX-readable documentation to all mass profile functions in PyAutoGalaxy.
-
-## Goal
-
-Every mass profile class and its key methods (`convergence_2d_from`, `potential_2d_from`, `deflections_yx_2d_from`) should have a docstring containing:
-1. A brief description of the profile
-2. The mathematical definition in LaTeX notation (convergence kappa, potential psi, deflection alpha formulas)
-3. Reference to the source paper(s)
-4. Parameter descriptions with physical units and typical ranges
-5. Cross-references to related profiles (e.g. Sersic -> Exponential -> DevVaucouleurs as special cases)
-
-## Scope
-
-All classes under `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles/mass/`:
-- `abstract/abstract.py` — MassProfile base class docstring explaining the interface contract
-- `total/` — Isothermal, PowerLaw, dPIE families with Tessore 2015/2016, Eliasdottir 2007 references
-- `dark/` — NFW, gNFW, cNFW families with Navarro+1996, Wyithe+2001, Oguri 2021 references
-- `stellar/` — Sersic, Gaussian, Chameleon families with Sersic 1963, Dutton+2011 references
-- `sheets/` — ExternalShear, MassSheet, ExternalPotential
-- `point/` — PointMass, SMBH, SMBHBinary
-- `abstract/mge.py` — MGE decomposition with Shajib 2019/2020 reference
-- `abstract/cse.py` — CSE decomposition with Oguri 2021 reference
-
-## LaTeX Format
-
-Use raw docstrings and standard LaTeX math notation that renders in Sphinx/ReadTheDocs:
-
-```python
-def convergence_2d_from(self, grid, xp=np, **kwargs):
-    r"""Projected surface mass density (convergence).
-
-    .. math::
-
-        \kappa(R) = \frac{\theta_E}{2R}
-
-    where :math:`\theta_E` is the Einstein radius and :math:`R` is the
-    elliptical radius.
-
-    Parameters
-    ----------
-    grid : Grid2D or Grid2DIrregular
-        2D coordinates at which to evaluate convergence.
-
-    References
-    ----------
-    Kormann et al. (1994), A&A, 284, 285
-    """
-```
-
-## Additional Task
-
-Update `@PyAutoGalaxy/docs/api/mass.rst` to include all mass profiles. Currently missing:
-- Several NFW variants (MCR, Scatter, Virial)
-- ExternalPotential
-- SMBH, SMBHBinary
-- dPIEPotential family
-- GaussianGradient
-
-Cross-reference with `ag.mp.*`, `ag.lmp.*`, `ag.lmp_linear.*` namespaces to ensure completeness.
-
-## Scientific Context
-
-Consult `@PyAutoPaper/lensing_wiki/` for paper references and concept definitions. Key entries:
-- `concepts/mass-models.md` — overview of parametric mass profiles
-- `concepts/multipoles.md` — angular structure beyond elliptical
-- `concepts/bulge-halo-decomposition.md` — stellar + dark decomposition
-
-## Repos
-
-- @PyAutoGalaxy (primary)
diff --git a/active/mass_profiles_refactor.md b/active/mass_profiles_refactor.md
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-We are going to refactor the mass profile module to work with the following assumptions:
-
-1) All mass profiles must have a deflections_yx_2d_from method defined, as they do now.
-2) The best method they can use is an analytic function, however this could instead be an MGE decomposition
-or CSE decomposition.
-3) The potential_2d_from and convergence_2d_from methods can, optionally, be defined inside mass profiles. 
-This is common if they have analytic solutions which are quick to comptue.
-
-However, a potential or convergence does not need to be defined anlytically. In this case, we will "fall back to
-an MGE or CSE method", which computes the potential via those funcgtions. These methods sitll need a dediciated
-convergence function for the decomposition though, which not all functions have. Therefore,we will draw me up
-a list of mass profiles, which currently need this MGE / CSE treatment applied to them. The red flag to catch this
-is those where the potential_2d_from or convergence_2d_from method returns a numpy array of zeros. Once
-we have this list, we'll address each profile one-by-one as best we can.
-
-Do deep research on autoglaxy/profiles/mass to fully understand this design. Think hard about the transformer
-and data structure decorators, which do things like allow a user to both inputs uniform grids which
-map to and from a map and irregular grids for doing cauclalutions at specific points -- especially important
-for point source modeling already used.
-
-In autolens_workspace_test, I think you should esign a test set in scripts/mass, which runs on every mass profile 
-individually, using a methods / algric equations indepedent of the source code implmenetation, verifies their 
-convergence, potential, deflections, shear and any other key quantity are fully self consistent INTERNALLY WITH
-THEMSELVES. This would ask as a key sanity check throughout development. This should be top of the development phases. This can run
-slow as a first pass as numerical accuracy is key, but maybe we make environment variable PYAUTO_MASS_FAST
-which ensures these run fast for testing in general.
-
-The MGE mass profile module is mature and allows us to compute deflection angles using a multip Gaussian epxansion.
-We will look att his module in more detail for any refactor / design choies, but most importantt then redesign
-the CSE module to also be fully jax'd. For now, our goal will be to just have the existing implementations which
-use CSE support JAX. This should come before the major redesign, as the "fall back to MGE / CSE method" requires
-that both are implemented. So have a whole feature scoped out for CSE implmeentation.
-
-Check that the CSE and MGE have fast and robust potential_2d_from methods.
-
-The first milestone is to have the really extensive testin strcutre in autolens_workspace_test up and running,
-and this should be extensive, it sould run for EVERY mass profile and not mush together ellitpcal and spherical.
-I guess really, it should use one generic method for lensing which goes from one quantitiy (e.g. convegence) forward,
-whichc an then compare to the deflections-first source code implementation.
-
-Many methods in the source code are bypassed due laziness, often having an np.zeros for their convergence or potential
-I guess the MGE / CSE trick will sort these but look out foir it.
-
-A final task will be first class documentation on all functions, including latex readable code in docstrings.
-
-Also, a feature should be o a "spring clean" of dodgy code and other improvemenets.
-
-So yeah, in conclusion, break this down into phased tasks in z_features that begins to fully clean up and sort out
-our mass profiles module. Do deep research and thorough planning before doing this, perhaps reading some scientific context
-from @PyAutoPaper .
diff --git a/active/mass_test_fast_full_modes.md b/active/mass_test_fast_full_modes.md
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-Refactor the scripts/mass/ test suite into Fast and Full test modes.
-
-## Goal
-
-The current scripts/mass/ tests use a single grid size and one parameter set per
-profile. Refactor into two modes that serve different purposes:
-
-### Fast Mode (default)
-
-Quick sanity check: "did my code changes break any mass profile?"
-
-- Small grid (e.g. 40x40, pixel_scales=0.05) — same as current PYAUTO_MASS_FAST
-- One representative parameter set per profile (the current defaults)
-- Loose tolerances (rtol=5e-2 for finite-difference checks)
-- Target runtime: under 30 seconds total for all 5 scripts
-- Suitable for smoke tests, CI, and quick validation after library changes
-- Triggered by default (no env var needed) or explicitly with PYAUTO_MASS_MODE=fast
-
-### Full Mode
-
-Stress-test: find subtle numerical issues before a release.
-
-- Large grid (e.g. 200x200, pixel_scales=0.02) for higher finite-difference accuracy
-- Multiple parameter sets per profile, sampling across:
-  - Axis ratios from near-circular (q=0.95) to highly elliptical (q=0.3)
-  - Scale parameters from very compact to very extended
-  - Einstein radii / kappa_s across 2 orders of magnitude
-  - Edge cases: core_radius near zero, slope near 2.0 (isothermal limit),
-    break_radius near grid edge, f_c near the Penarrubia MCR limit (~0.18)
-  - Profiles centred at origin AND offset from origin
-- Tight tolerances (rtol=1e-2 for finite-difference, rtol=1e-3 for analytic comparisons)
-- Target runtime: 5–10 minutes total (acceptable for pre-release)
-- Triggered with PYAUTO_MASS_MODE=full
-
-### Parameter Sweep Design
-
-For each profile, define a list of parameter dictionaries. Fast mode uses index 0
-only. Full mode iterates over all.
-
-Example for Isothermal:
-```python
-ISOTHERMAL_PARAMS = [
-    # Fast: representative
-    dict(centre=(0.0, 0.0), ell_comps=(0.1, 0.05), einstein_radius=1.2),
-    # Full: near-circular
-    dict(centre=(0.0, 0.0), ell_comps=(0.01, 0.005), einstein_radius=1.2),
-    # Full: highly elliptical
-    dict(centre=(0.0, 0.0), ell_comps=(0.3, 0.15), einstein_radius=1.2),
-    # Full: large einstein radius
-    dict(centre=(0.0, 0.0), ell_comps=(0.1, 0.05), einstein_radius=5.0),
-    # Full: small einstein radius
-    dict(centre=(0.0, 0.0), ell_comps=(0.1, 0.05), einstein_radius=0.2),
-    # Full: offset centre
-    dict(centre=(0.5, -0.3), ell_comps=(0.1, 0.05), einstein_radius=1.2),
-]
-```
-
-For dark matter profiles, push toward the boundaries that have caused issues:
-- cNFW with f_c approaching the Penarrubia limit
-- NFW with very large or very small scale_radius relative to the grid
-- gNFW with inner_slope near 0 and near 3
-
-For stellar profiles, test mass_to_light_ratio extremes and sersic_index from
-0.5 (Gaussian-like) to 8.0 (very concentrated).
-
-### Implementation
-
-Refactor util.py:
-- Replace FAST boolean with MODE = os.environ.get("PYAUTO_MASS_MODE", "fast")
-- Add make_grid(mode) that returns appropriate grid for each mode
-- Add get_tolerances(mode)
-- Keep the existing run_all_checks / print_summary_table API unchanged
-
-Each category script:
-- Define parameter lists per profile
-- In fast mode: run index 0 only (current behaviour, just faster grid)
-- In full mode: iterate over all parameter sets, appending results with
-  the parameter index (e.g. "Isothermal[0]", "Isothermal[1]", ...)
-- Print a combined summary table at the end
-
-### What This Catches
-
-Fast mode catches:
-- Outright crashes (TypeError, NotImplementedError)
-- Sign flips and gross numerical errors
-- Zero-returning regressions
-
-Full mode additionally catches:
-- Accuracy degradation at high ellipticity
-- Edge-case parameter values that trigger NaN/Inf
-- Boundary condition bugs (like the cNFWSph F_func issue at theta=r_s)
-- MGE decomposition quality at parameter extremes
-- Numerical instability in special functions (arctanh, arctan near singularities)
-
-## Repos
-
-- @autolens_workspace_test (primary — scripts/mass/)
diff --git a/active/mge_potential_elliptical_fix.md b/active/mge_potential_elliptical_fix.md
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-Fix the elliptical MGE potential in `potential_2d_via_mge_from`.
-
-## Problem
-
-The MGE potential works perfectly for spherical profiles (errors 1e-4 to 1e-6) but
-fails for elliptical variants:
-
-- Sersic/SersicCore/Exponential: ~4% median error on grad(psi)=alpha
-- DevVaucouleurs: ~3% median
-- Chameleon: ~1% median
-- Gaussian/GaussianGradient: ~1100% median (catastrophic)
-- cNFW (elliptical): ~5% median
-
-The circular E1 potential formula with sigma rescaling (the approach used for
-convergence and deflections) does not give the correct potential for elliptical
-profiles.
-
-## Root Cause
-
-The potential of an elliptical Gaussian convergence does NOT have a simple
-closed-form like the circular case. The Jax-Lensing-Profiles repo (Herculens)
-uses numerical quadrature of a line integral involving the sigma function
-(Faddeeva-based, from Shajib 2019 Eq. 4.15) for the elliptical case.
-
-Our `convergence_2d_via_mge_from` and `deflections_2d_via_mge_from` work for
-elliptical profiles because the Faddeeva function approach handles ellipticity
-natively. But `potential_2d_via_mge_from` uses the circular E1 formula with
-sigma rescaling, which doesn't correctly capture the elliptical potential.
-
-## Approach
-
-Two options:
-
-1. **Numerical quadrature** (like Jax-Lensing-Profiles): integrate the deflection
-   sigma function along a line from (0,0) to (x,y) in the profile frame. This is
-   exact but expensive and harder to make JAX-compatible.
-
-2. **Compute potential from deflections numerically**: since we have correct
-   elliptical deflections via MGE, we can integrate alpha along radial lines to
-   get the potential. This reuses existing correct code.
-
-Either way, consult `@PyAutoPaper/lensing_wiki/` for the Shajib 2019 potential
-formula and the Jax-Lensing-Profiles implementation at
-https://github.com/Herculens/Jax-Lensing-Profiles (gaussian_ellipse_kappa.py,
-multi_gaussian_ellipse_kappa.py).
-
-## Verification
-
-Run the Phase 1 self-consistency test suite (scripts/mass/*.py in
-@autolens_workspace_test). All elliptical profiles should show PASS for
-grad(psi)=alpha and laplacian(psi)=2kappa.
-
-## Repos
-
-- @PyAutoGalaxy (primary — mge.py)
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-# Add a /morning start-of-day routine (PyAutoBrain composition skill)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-## What
-
-A human-driven `/morning` door you run each morning that brings the workspace to
-a clean, current, known-good state and surfaces the day's actionable items. It
-**composes existing doors** (`/health`, `/hygiene`) plus the two workspace
-scripts, and **owns no new state** — so it is a **skill** (like `/route`), not a
-conductor or organ. Lives in PyAutoBrain alongside `/health` and `/hygiene`.
-**Interactive/terminal only** — no Slack post; the two existing automated morning
-webhooks are unchanged and complementary (passive notification vs active driver).
-
-## Core principle: compose/read, don't recompute (anti-bloat)
-
-The main risk is duplicating checks that already exist. Most candidate signals
-are **already covered** and must be *read*, not rebuilt:
-
-- **PyAutoHeart checks** (surfaced via `/health`): `ci_status`, `open_prs`,
-  `version_skew`, `worktree_drift`, `url_check`, `profiling_drift`, `repo_state`,
-  `manifest_drift`, `verify_install`.
-- **Existing morning Slack jobs**: `morning_health.yml` (GREEN/YELLOW/RED verdict
-  from Heart's badge.json) and `morning_status.yml` (24h main-activity digest).
-  `/morning` reads Heart's badge/verdict and can reference the digest — never
-  recomputes them.
-
-## Phases
-
-1. **Sync** *(auto — non-destructive)* — `pull_all_main.sh`: every repo → `main`,
-   ff-only. Report off-main / dirty / behind / **diverged** repos.
-2. **Clean slate** *(auto)* — `clean_slate.sh`: restore shipped datasets, clear
-   `output/`/`scratch/` cruft.
-3. **Overnight & health** *(report)* — consult `/health` for the Heart readiness
-   verdict, nightly-release status (blocked ↔ green + blocking issues, e.g.
-   PyAutoBuild#126), red CI, worktrees. **Plus an overnight-cron sweep**: the
-   latest scheduled-run conclusions across `nightly-release`, `heart-health`,
-   matrix CI, `workspace-validation`, `wiki-currency`, `spawn-drift`,
-   `arxiv-digest` — the "what ran while I slept and did it pass" glance.
-4. **Drift & hygiene** *(report)* — version-pin/stamp consistency across
-   libraries + workspaces (e.g. the `2026.7.6.649 → 2026.7.9.1` drift), stale
-   branches/worktrees, then consult `/hygiene` for cleanup candidates.
-5. **Resume context** *(report)* — pick up where you left off: in-flight
-   (`active.md`), parked (`parked.md`), queued (`queue.md`), open
-   **pending-release PRs** (from `autonomy_log.md` / Heart `open_prs`), and
-   worktrees with unpushed commits.
-6. **Morning digest** — a short **prioritized terminal checklist**: 🚨 blocking ·
-   ⚠️ drifted · 🧹 cleanable · 🔄 resume · ✅ clear-to-work, with a one-line
-   verdict.
-
-## Guardrails
-
-- **Auto-run only the non-destructive steps** (sync, clean-slate). Everything
-  that deletes/edits/bumps (stray cleanup, branch deletion, version bumps) is
-  **surfaced for human approval**, never automatic.
-- Compose, don't duplicate (see the core principle above).
-
-## Deliberately out of scope (keep it lean)
-
-- Security/Dependabot alerts → weekly, or fold into `/hygiene`'s dep-audit
-  (Heart already flags yanked releases).
-- Disk / venv / env health checks → noise.
-- Triage-backlog grooming → weekly (`intake census`), not a daily-morning item.
-- Re-deriving anything `/health` or the morning webhooks already produce.
-
-## Open decision for start_dev
-
-`pull_all_main.sh` and `clean_slate.sh` currently live **untracked at the
-workspace root**. To ship a shared, versioned skill they need a home: either move
-them into a repo (PyAutoBrain `bin/`, or admin_jammy tooling) or reimplement the
-orchestration inside the skill. Decide at start_dev.
-
-## Origin
-
-Distilled from a manual start-of-day cleanup pass on 2026-07-13 (repo sync,
-clean-slate, org-wide version bump, stale-file/branch/worktree cleanup, release
-+ CI status) plus a follow-up scoping/research pass on the same day — this
-feature packages that routine into one repeatable door.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-13 from user-intake; body restructured + enriched with research-backed additions (overnight-cron sweep, resume-context) and an explicit anti-bloat out-of-scope list -->
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-# Multi-dataset shared-state — Phase 1: design lock-in
-
-Phase 1 of 4 of `feature/autolens/multi_shared_state_examples.md` (read the
-parent prompt first — it carries the user's request verbatim, the PyAutoReduce
-registration semantics, and the use-case table). Deliverable: a **design note +
-locked API sketch** recorded on the GitHub issue (no source edits), the pattern
-of `oversampling_phase_1_design.md` / `kxs_phase_1_design.md`.
-
-## Questions the design must resolve
-
-1. **What is shareable for imaging?** Unlike the datacube (channel-invariant
-   `uv`/`noise` → share `F = LᵀW̃L` + mapper), imaging exposures have
-   per-dataset PSFs and pixel offsets → neither `F` nor the mapping matrix `L`
-   is invariant. Candidate shared object: the **source-plane Delaunay mesh
-   geometry** (image-mesh sparse grid traced once from the lead dataset), with
-   each dataset building its own `L_i` by tracing its offset grid onto that
-   shared mesh. Quantify what this actually saves (mesh construction +
-   triangulation vs per-dataset L/F builds) before committing — if the
-   shareable fraction is small, the honest answer may be "share the mesh for
-   *consistency*, not speed" and the design should say so explicitly.
-2. **Same-wavelength "one reconstruction" semantics.** The user wants one
-   source reconstruction for all same-λ exposures. A genuinely joint solve
-   (`F = Σᵢ LᵢᵀWᵢLᵢ`, `D = Σᵢ Lᵢᵀdᵢ`, one `s`) does **not** decompose into the
-   per-factor likelihood sum that `FactorGraphModel` computes — decide between:
-   (a) a joint-inversion Analysis that owns all N same-λ datasets (one factor),
-   (b) per-factor reconstructions with the mesh shared (N reconstructions that
-   happen to live on the same mesh — not literally one source), or
-   (c) shared-state carrying the joint solve with per-factor likelihood
-   contributions derived from it. Option (a) may be the truthful model; the
-   design must pick one and justify it against the FactorGraph contract
-   (sub-task A's "shared object computed once, forwarded to factors").
-3. **Different-wavelength semantics** are cleaner: shared shifted mesh,
-   independent per-dataset reconstructions (colour) — confirm this is just
-   "share mesh geometry only" and falls out of whichever mechanism Q1 picks.
-4. **Shift mechanism.** `aa.DatasetModel` already provides per-dataset (y,x)
-   offset (+ rotation) as optional free parameters (see
-   `multi/features/dataset_offsets/`). Design how DatasetModel offsets compose
-   with the shared mesh: the mesh is built once in the source plane; each
-   dataset's offset applies to its image-plane grid before tracing. Default =
-   shifts known/fixed (from PyAutoReduce `target_pixel` differences); optional
-   free (dy,dx) with Gaussian priors of width = registration residuals
-   (floor ~0.1–0.3 px). Simulator support: per-dataset shifts in the relevant
-   `simulator.py` scripts, default 0.
-5. **imaging_and_interferometer**: how the shared mesh crosses the two dataset
-   types (imaging preloads vs the existing `PreloadsInterferometer`).
-6. **Preloads API shape**: `PreloadsImaging` fields (mesh/mapper geometry vs
-   `mapper_galaxy_dict` reuse), what `AnalysisImaging.shared_state_from`
-   returns, and JAX pytree registration (recompute inside the jitted region
-   each eval — no instance memoisation; see `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts`).
-
-## Grounding (verified 2026-07-10)
-
-- Only the interferometer consumer exists (`aa.PreloadsInterferometer`,
-  `AnalysisInterferometer.shared_preloads`/`shared_state_from`); no
-  `PreloadsImaging`, nothing on `AnalysisImaging`.
-- The `multi/` examples already use `af.FactorGraphModel(*factors, use_jax=True)`
-  — the sub-task A mechanism (`shared_state_from` + `shared=`) applies directly.
-- `aa.DatasetModel` (PyAutoArray `dataset/dataset_model.py`) is the existing
-  offset/rotation surface, demonstrated in `multi/features/dataset_offsets/`.
-
-## Process
-
-- Consult `autolens_assistant/` (AGENTS.md → relevant `skills/`/`wiki/core/`
-  pages) before locking the source-reconstruction design; PyAutoMemory
-  `lensing_wiki`/`methods_wiki` for source-reconstruction + likelihood context.
-- Output: design note on the issue (options weighed, decision + rationale per
-  question above, locked API sketch for Phase 2, example-script outline for
-  Phase 3). Phases 2–4 prompts get updated with the locked decisions.
diff --git a/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_2_core_api.md b/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_2_core_api.md
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-# Multi-dataset shared-state — Phase 2: core library API
-
-Autonomy: safe
-(feature, difficulty medium — mirrors the shipped PyAutoArray#344 / PyAutoLens#566
-consumer pattern; sized at issue by the launching session, --auto granted by the
-user 2026-07-10 with the H-removal amendment.)
-
-Phase 2 of 4 of `feature/autolens/multi_shared_state_examples.md`. Phase 1
-design is **locked** (PyAutoLens#599, design-note comment, decisions D1–D6) —
-implement it, do not re-open it.
-
-## Scope (locked by Phase 1 — see #599 D1/D5/D6)
-
-- **PyAutoArray:** new field on `aa.AbstractPreloads` (dataset-type-agnostic,
-  per D5): `source_plane_mesh_grid` (traced mesh centres + triangulation via
-  the existing mesh-geometry objects). **NO `regularization_matrix` preload**
-  (user amendment 2026-07-10: regularization may be data-dependent, e.g.
-  adaptive regularization — each factor builds its own `H`).
-  New `PreloadsImaging` sibling whose docstring records the
-  invariance contract: the mesh geometry is shareable across exposures under
-  one lens model; the mapper, curvature matrix, blurred mapping matrix and
-  regularization matrix are NOT
-  (unlike the datacube, whose channels share one grid — its whole-mapper +
-  `F` preload stays untouched). JAX pytree registration.
-- **PyAutoLens:** `AnalysisImaging.shared_preloads` flag + `shared_state_from`
-  (lead factor, per D6): apply the lead's `aa.DatasetModel` offset → trace the
-  lead image-mesh once → return `PreloadsImaging(source_plane_mesh_grid=...)`.
-  `shared=` threaded through `log_likelihood_function` → `fit_from` →
-  `FitImaging` → `TracerToInversion` (mirror PR#566's threading). NEW reuse
-  path in `TracerToInversion`: when `preloads.source_plane_mesh_grid` is set,
-  skip `image_plane_mesh_grid_pg_list` + mesh tracing and build this dataset's
-  mapper (its own offset grid) onto the preloaded mesh. Each factor's own
-  `DatasetModel` offset applies to its data grid as today.
-- **Out of scope (D2):** the literal same-λ joint stacked inversion (one solve,
-  `F = Σ LᵢᵀWᵢLᵢ`) — that is the separate `multi_joint_stack_inversion`
-  follow-up prompt; this phase ships shared-mesh-per-factor only.
-- **Unit tests:** numpy-only (never JAX in library unit tests) — shared-vs-
-  unshared `figure_of_merit` parity, opt-in default-off, non-multi path
-  byte-for-byte unchanged. JAX/jit validation goes in the workspace_test parity
-  script (Phase 3), mirroring
-  `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/datacube/shared_preloads.py`.
-
-## References
-
-- Interferometer consumer as the pattern: PyAutoArray#344 + PyAutoLens#566.
-- Mechanism: PyAutoFit#1308 (`Analysis.shared_state_from`, `shared=` kwarg,
-  lead-factor compute-once forwarding).
diff --git a/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_4_docs.md b/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_4_docs.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 661c249a..00000000
--- a/active/multi_shared_state_examples_phase_4_docs.md
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@@ -1,17 +0,0 @@
-# Multi-dataset shared-state — Phase 4: docs
-
-Phase 4 of 4 of `feature/autolens/multi_shared_state_examples.md`. **Blocked on
-Phase 3.** Small, deliberately last.
-
-## Scope
-
-- Docs are **minimal not maximal** (`feedback_docs_minimal_not_maximal`): the
-  multi feature docs page / README gets the flag + one-line note pointing at
-  the Phase 3 example sections; no ported runnable blocks.
-- API reference (`docs/api/*.rst`) entries for `PreloadsImaging` +
-  `AnalysisImaging.shared_preloads` where the existing structure has homes for
-  them (check against the interferometer siblings added by PR#344/#566).
-- `autolens_workspace/scripts/multi/README.md` + `features/README.md` rows for
-  the new sections.
-- Sweep: notebook regeneration is PyAutoBuild's job at release; just keep
-  scripts py-percent clean.
diff --git a/active/multipole_light.md b/active/multipole_light.md
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index 8209e29e..00000000
--- a/active/multipole_light.md
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@@ -1,204 +0,0 @@
-This is a conversation I had with Aris about implmeenting multipole light profiles, read it and then work it into
-a plan. 
-
-Note that I would be keen for us to make its API unified with ellipse multipole light profiles,w hich are now
-fully support in JAX, so that light profiles multipole for galaxies can easily be extended to have
-multiple multipoles without each individual light profile being defined as a specific combination.
-
-Think hard, do deep research and come up with a plan for z_features:
-
-Aris  [11:24 AM]
-I have created a few new light profiles
-
-Sersic + m3 + m4
-Gaussian + m3 + m4
-
-Should I open a autogalaxy issue and put them there so that if you want you can just paste them in?
-
-I havent actually tried to implement it but I am assuming it is straightforward to make a (Gaussian + m=3,4) MGE model?
-Jam  [11:27 AM]
-Yeah if you put an issue up I'll get Claude to do it.
-[11:28 AM]Do they mirror mass profile multiples in so far that they are just the image of the mulitpole (e.g. mass is just deflections) or are they the whole image kf the swrsic and gaussian?
-Aris  [11:32 AM]
-The amplitudes should mirror what we get from multipole mass models but the implementation logic is different.
-
-For light profiles you perturb the grid_radii (the logic is similar to the perturbed ellipses from ellipse fitting) so the profile is evaluated at different positions.
-Jam  [11:34 AM]
-Ah right let's just implement them as standalone light profiles for now then, and future work can generalise multiples to be an extension of light profiles so we avoid Gaussian + m1 + m3 + m4 and the like
-[11:35 AM]Albeit that'll br a brief follow up claude issue provided we have a few good test cases in place
-[11:36 AM]Maybe I can unify the API with ellipse fitting
-Aris  [11:36 AM]
-class SersicPert(AbstractSersic, LightProfile):
-    """
-    A Sersic light profile with m=3 and m=4 Fourier perturbations.
-
-    The eccentric radius is perturbed as:
-
-        r_perturbed = r * (
-            1
-            + m3_0 * cos(3θ)
-            + m3_1 * sin(3θ)
-            + m4_0 * cos(4θ)
-            + m4_1 * sin(4θ)
-        )
-
-    where:
-        - r is the eccentric radius
-        - θ is the polar angle in the profile frame
-    """
-
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        centre: Tuple[float, float] = (0.0, 0.0),
-        ell_comps: Tuple[float, float] = (0.0, 0.0),
-        intensity: float = 0.1,
-        effective_radius: float = 0.6,
-        sersic_index: float = 4.0,
-        m3_0: float = 0.0,
-        m3_1: float = 0.0,
-        m4_0: float = 0.0,
-        m4_1: float = 0.0,
-    ):
-        super().__init__(
-            centre=centre,
-            ell_comps=ell_comps,
-            intensity=intensity,
-            effective_radius=effective_radius,
-            sersic_index=sersic_index,
-        )
-
-        self.m3_0 = m3_0
-        self.m3_1 = m3_1
-
-        self.m4_0 = m4_0
-        self.m4_1 = m4_1
-
-    @property
-    def m3_amplitude(self):
-        return (self.m3_0**2 + self.m3_1**2) ** 0.5
-
-    @property
-    def m3_phi(self):
-        return np.arctan2(
-            self.m3_1,
-            self.m3_0,
-        ) / 3.0
-
-    @property
-    def m4_amplitude(self):
-        return (self.m4_0**2 + self.m4_1**2) ** 0.5
-
-    @property
-    def m4_phi(self):
-        return np.arctan2(
-            self.m4_1,
-            self.m4_0,
-        ) / 4.0
-
-    def perturbed_radii_from(
-        self,
-        grid,
-        xp=np,
-        **kwargs,
-    ):
-        """
-        Returns Fourier-perturbed eccentric radii.
-        """
-
-        # IMPORTANT:
-        # Extract raw backend array for JAX compatibility
-
-        grid_array = grid.array
-
-        y = grid_array[:, 0]
-        x = grid_array[:, 1]
-
-        grid_radii = self.eccentric_radii_grid_from(
-            grid=grid,
-            xp=xp,
-            **kwargs,
-        )
-
-        # grid_radii may also be an AA wrapper
-        if hasattr(grid_radii, "array"):
-            grid_radii = grid_radii.array
-
-        theta = xp.arctan2(y, x)
-
-        perturbation = (
-            1.0
-            + self.m3_0 * xp.cos(3.0 * theta)
-            + self.m3_1 * xp.sin(3.0 * theta)
-            + self.m4_0 * xp.cos(4.0 * theta)
-            + self.m4_1 * xp.sin(4.0 * theta)
-        )
-
-        perturbed_radii = grid_radii * perturbation
-
-        perturbed_radii = xp.maximum(
-            perturbed_radii,
-            1e-8,
-        )
-
-        return perturbed_radii
-
-    def image_2d_via_radii_from(
-        self,
-        grid_radii,
-        xp=np,
-        **kwargs,
-    ):
-        """
-        Returns the Sersic image evaluated at input radii.
-        """
-
-        return self._intensity * xp.exp(
-            -self.sersic_constant
-            * (
-                (grid_radii / self.effective_radius)
-                ** (1.0 / self.sersic_index)
-                - 1.0
-            )
-        )
-
-    @aa.over_sample
-    @aa.grid_dec.to_array
-    @check_operated_only
-    @aa.grid_dec.transform
-    def image_2d_from(
-        self,
-        grid: aa.type.Grid2DLike,
-        xp=np,
-        operated_only: Optional[bool] = None,
-        **kwargs,
-    ) -> aa.Array2D:
-        """
-        Returns the 2D image of the perturbed Sersic profile.
-        """
-
-        perturbed_radii = self.perturbed_radii_from(
-            grid=grid,
-            xp=xp,
-            **kwargs,
-        )
-
-        return self.image_2d_via_radii_from(
-            grid_radii=perturbed_radii,
-            xp=xp,
-            **kwargs,
-        )chatgpt didnt use ell_comps for the parameters but this is a super easy fix, should I just put it like that
-Jam  [11:37 AM]
-Does this work for elliptical multiples then?
-[11:37 AM]And do we have code for elliptical multiples of ellipse fitting?
-Aris  [11:37 AM]
-so for the light profiles, because you are perturbing the grid_radii, the perturbation follows the ellipticity of the grid (edited) 
-Jam  [11:37 AM]
-Put it up like that but leave a note on ell comps
-Aris  [11:37 AM]
-so this is more like a elliptical multipole
-[11:38 AM]so the ellipse fitting as well is more like "elliptical multipoles" (edited) 
-Jam  [11:39 AM]
-Isn't our ellipse fitting multiples code still spherical like? Anyway there is a logical way to unify these image light profiles with ellipse fitting include that.
-[11:39 AM]I am JAX ING ellipse fitting this week for Sam so it's good timing all round haha
-Aris  [11:42 AM]
-If I understand this correctly the ellipse fitting is more like elliptical mass model multipoles because the perturbation we are adding is applied directly to an already ellptical path. The Paugnet paper actually discussed this specifically referencing out m1 paper
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diff --git a/active/nautilus_nn_training_bottleneck.md b/active/nautilus_nn_training_bottleneck.md
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-# Nautilus NN-training bottleneck: speed-up options for fast likelihoods
-
-Type: research
-Target: PyAutoFit
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-the biggest bottleneck with Nautilus is that when the likelihood function is very fast (e.g. mge only source on GPU) the time it takes to train the neural networks that inform the nested sampling's next sample is slow, it has overheads, etc. If this supported JAX, it'd be really fast, but JAX-ifying nautilus is probably infeasible (but think about this). Work out if there is any redesign or refactor or work we could do on nautilus to make this bottleneck less problematic or speed it up. Long term we'll probably swap sampler to something JAX native but we haven't found a great one yet, and nested sampling is what we're used to, and recent JAX nested samplers still were not fast enough.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/navigator-catalogue-refresh.md b/active/navigator-catalogue-refresh.md
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index f190c517..00000000
--- a/active/navigator-catalogue-refresh.md
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-# autofit_workspace Navigator Check RED on main — stale catalogue
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autofit_workspace
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-## Original request (verbatim)
-
-Fix autofit_workspace Navigator Check RED on main: the navigator catalogue
-(llms-full.txt, workspace_index.json) is stale after the EP #85 merge —
-graphical_models.py cross-refs features/expectation_propagation.py but the
-catalogue was never regenerated. Regenerate with regenerate_navigator.py autofit
-and commit the result. --auto
-
-## Context
-
-Surfaced by the 2026-07-11 morning `/health` sweep ("workspace validation weekly
-— CI is broken"). The `Navigator Check` reusable workflow (PyAutoBuild) has two
-jobs; the **Catalogue staleness** job is RED on `autofit_workspace` `main`
-(commit `831b08b`, the `feature/ep-statistics-completion` #85 merge):
-
-```
-llms-full.txt / workspace_index.json are stale.
-Regenerate with 'generate.py autofit' and commit the result.
-```
-
-Root cause: the EP statistics-completion work added
-`scripts/features/expectation_propagation.py` and a cross-ref from
-`scripts/features/graphical_models.py`, but the generated navigator catalogue
-(`llms-full.txt`, `workspace_index.json`) was never regenerated and committed.
-Reproduced on clean `main`: source references EP, catalogue had **0** references.
-
-autolens_workspace / autogalaxy_workspace Navigator Check are GREEN (they
-self-healed on 2026-07-10) — this is autofit_workspace only.
-
-## High-level plan
-
-- Branch `feature/autofit-navigator-catalogue-refresh` off `origin/main`.
-- Run `regenerate_navigator.py autofit` (Phase 2, no notebook rebuild — matches CI).
-- Commit **only** the two regenerated catalogue files; open a pending-release PR.
-- Merge stays human (`--auto` ends at PR-open).
-
-## Detailed plan
-
-- **Files changed:** `llms-full.txt`, `workspace_index.json` (generated
-  artifacts only — no scripts, notebooks, or config touched).
-- **Command:** from the workspace root,
-  `python ../PyAutoBuild/autobuild/regenerate_navigator.py autofit`.
-- **Diff:** +28/-1 — a new `expectation_propagation.py` catalogue entry (title,
-  summary, cross_refs → graphical_models) and `graphical_models.py`'s `cross_refs`
-  gains `features/expectation_propagation.py`.
-- **Verification (all green locally):** `check_navigator.py --root . --banners=fail`
-  passes; a second `regenerate_navigator.py autofit` is idempotent (no further
-  drift) — so the CI "Catalogue staleness" diff-check will pass.
-- **Conflict note:** `autofit_workspace` is co-claimed by the parked
-  `markdown-renderings-workspaces` task, but that branch touches only
-  `README.md`, `config/build/markdown_examples.yaml`, and `markdown/**` — it does
-  **not** touch the catalogue, so the two branches are file-disjoint. Verified
-  and human-approved to proceed in parallel (2026-07-11).
diff --git a/active/nfw_pure_callback.md b/active/nfw_pure_callback.md
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index b4ef156d..00000000
--- a/active/nfw_pure_callback.md
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-Certain dark matter profiles in mcr_util.py (autogalaxy/profiles/mass/dark) use a pure_callback to do a calculation:
-
-def ludlow16_cosmology_jax(
-    mass_at_200,
-    redshift_object,
-    redshift_source,
-):
-    """
-    JAX-safe wrapper around Colossus + Astropy cosmology.
-    """
-    import jax
-    import jax.numpy as jnp
-    from jax import ShapeDtypeStruct
-
-    return jax.pure_callback(
-        _ludlow16_cosmology_callback,
-        (
-            ShapeDtypeStruct((), jnp.float64),  # concentration
-            ShapeDtypeStruct((), jnp.float64),  # rho_crit(z)
-            ShapeDtypeStruct((), jnp.float64),  # Sigma_crit
-            ShapeDtypeStruct((), jnp.float64),  # kpc/arcsec
-        ),
-        mass_at_200,
-        redshift_object,
-        redshift_source,
-        vmap_method="sequential",
-    )
-
-Thius is required because the library collosus is not JAX native, and it is not easy to make it JAX native.
-
-Can you inspect the collosus source code and work out whether extracintg the specific functionality we need and making
-it JAX native is feasible? Alternatively, can you assess if the same calculation can be done using a simpler Python
-fcuntion does doesntly necesssrily use the collosus code? 
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diff --git a/active/nightly_activity_gate_silent_fetch_failure.md b/active/nightly_activity_gate_silent_fetch_failure.md
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--- a/active/nightly_activity_gate_silent_fetch_failure.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,77 +0,0 @@
-# Nightly driver: failed commit fetch is indistinguishable from a quiet night
-
-Type: bug
-Target: pyautobrain
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-## What happened (2026-07-10, first scheduled run of the armed nightly)
-
-The 06:05 scheduled `Nightly Release` run in PyAutoBrain skipped with
-"💤 no qualifying activity" — but 2026-07-09 was one of the most active nights on
-record (7 merges; replaying the gate on the real window commits for PyAutoLens
-alone gives `activity: PyAutoLens (25), active: True`). The release that should
-have shipped did not.
-
-Root cause chain:
-
-1. **PyAutoBrain has no Actions secrets at all** — `nightly-release.yml` sets
-   `GH_TOKEN: ${{ secrets.PAT_PYAUTOLABS }}` and
-   `PYAUTO_RELEASE_WEBHOOK_URL: ${{ secrets.PYAUTO_RELEASE_WEBHOOK_URL }}`, both
-   empty (secrets live in PyAutoBuild, never mirrored to PyAutoBrain; the arming
-   day's testing evidently exercised the Build side only). Every `gh api` call
-   failed instantly — 11 repo fetches completed in 0.4 s total.
-2. **`nightly.sh` line ~166** turns any fetch failure into an empty commit list:
-   `gh api ... 2>/dev/null || echo '[]'` — so a driver that cannot see GitHub
-   reads as "the organism was quiet". The 💤 skip path then *advances the
-   anchor* (or would, when the variable write works), silently swallowing the
-   missed night.
-3. Secondary symptoms in the same run, same cause: "PYAUTO_RELEASE_WEBHOOK_URL
-   not set — outcome NOT posted to Slack" (the skip never reached Slack; the
-   morning digest showed nothing wrong) and "could not persist
-   NIGHTLY_LAST_WINDOW_END".
-
-## Second hole (found by the 2026-07-10 08:03 dry-run, WITH a working token)
-
-With secrets set, a `dry_run: true` dispatch still skipped: the anchor variable
-`NIGHTLY_LAST_WINDOW_END` did not exist yet, and the anchor read
-(`anchor="$(gh api .../variables/$ANCHOR_VAR --jq .value 2>/dev/null || true)"`)
-captured the **404 JSON error body on stdout** instead of empty — so the
-`[[ -z "$anchor" ]]` 24h-fallback never fired and the commits fetch ran with
-`since={"message":"Not Found",...}` → all fetches failed → `[]` → 💤 again.
-Worse, the skip path then *persisted* `WINDOW_END` as the new anchor, silently
-shrinking the next window past the missed activity (manually reset to
-2026-07-09T06:05:39Z on 2026-07-10). Fix: validate the anchor against
-`^\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2}T\d{2}:\d{2}:\d{2}Z$` and fall back to 24h on any
-mismatch; and never advance the anchor on a night whose fetches errored.
-
-## Fix
-
-- **Human/config leg (not code):** set the two secrets on PyAutoBrain
-  (`gh secret set PAT_PYAUTOLABS --repo PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain`, same for
-  `PYAUTO_RELEASE_WEBHOOK_URL`). Owner of the values: James.
-- **Code leg (this task):** make fetch failure loud, per the design's own
-  "skip loudly" doctrine:
-  - In the fetch loop, distinguish "gh api failed" from "empty list returned".
-    Simplest: drop `|| echo '[]'`, collect per-repo failures; if **all** repos
-    fail (token dead / network gone) → `page "activity fetch failed (driver
-    cannot see GitHub)"` and exit 1 — never the 💤 path, never advance the
-    anchor. Partial failures → include "N repos unreadable" in the summary and
-    proceed on what was read (a readable active repo still qualifies the night).
-  - Cheap guard at step 0/1: if `gh api rate_limit` (or any trivial call) fails,
-    page immediately — catches the tokenless case before any judgment.
-  - Unit-test via `activity_gate.py` where possible (e.g. a `fetch_errors`
-    count in the verdict JSON); the shell driver keeps only the plumbing.
-- Consider a Heart check ("nightly driver could not see GitHub / skipped N
-  consecutive nights while repos were active") as a follow-up, not this task.
-
-## Cross-references
-
-- `PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/release/nightly.sh` (fetch loop, `page`, `advance_anchor`)
-- `PyAutoBrain/agents/conductors/release/activity_gate.py` + `tests/test_activity_gate.py`
-- `PyAutoBuild/docs/nightly_release_design.md` §4 (activity gate), §5 (paging)
-- Run: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBrain/actions/runs/29072930245
-- Discovered during the docs-infrastructure work session (PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit#1341) —
-  unrelated to it: nothing in that work touched PyAutoBrain workflows or secrets.
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-# Prototype BPP and ADMM as alternatives to the PDIP positive-only solver
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: captured
-
-Follow-up to PyAutoArray#369 (NNLS solver controls). That task established the
-interior-point ledger is complete: tolerance knob ships (~15-20% of solve),
-warm starts hurt (un-center the start), fp32/iterative refinement diverges
-(cond(Q)~1e10, eps32 x cond ~ 600), Gondzio multiple centrality corrections
-cut iterations ~15% but wall-time is a wash (extra solves eat it; worse under
-vmap). Every PDIP iteration is a fresh dense Cholesky of the (n, n) KKT
-system and ~15-20 iterations is what Mehrotra costs here — further speedups
-need a different algorithm, not a better-tuned PDIP.
-
-Prototype the two candidates that fit JAX fixed-shape/vmap constraints,
-against the REAL extracted production systems in
-`autolens_profiling/scratch/nnls_speedup/system_{rectangular,delaunay}_hst.npz`
-(pixelization + MGE-60, the production combo), using the probe harness
-pattern already in that dir (`probe_pdip.py` / `probe_gondzio.py`):
-
-1. **Block principal pivoting (BPP)** — guess the active set from the sign
-   pattern of the unconstrained solve (the CPU fnnls path's `P_initial`
-   trick already proves prediction quality on these systems), solve the
-   reduced system via a masked full-size Cholesky (active rows/cols set to
-   identity — fixed shapes, vmappable), swap misclassified blocks, repeat.
-   Expected ~3-5 factorizations vs PDIP's ~20 (ceiling ~4x). Known risk:
-   cycling on degenerate active sets — the rect outskirts ARE degenerate
-   (0.27 fnnls-vs-PDIP solution drift at equal objective on the rect
-   system), so implement the Kim-Park backup exchange rule and a PDIP
-   fallback on non-convergence.
-2. **ADMM** — factorize (Q + rho*I) ONCE, then iterations are triangular
-   solves + non-negativity clip (~2ms vs ~14ms per PDIP iteration on the
-   RTX 2060). Needs more iterations but only ~1e-6 objective accuracy is
-   required (log-evidence tolerance measured in #369). Perfectly
-   vmap-uniform. Tune rho on the real systems; check iteration count
-   scaling with the Jacobi-preconditioned conditioning.
-
-Benchmark on the laptop GPU (PyAutoGPU venv; set BOTH JAX_PLATFORM_NAME and
-JAX_PLATFORMS) and, when available, the A100 (hpc/batch_gpu pattern from
-#369). Gates for promoting either into PyAutoArray:
-
-- >= 2x solve speedup over the shipped PDIP-with-knobs baseline, single-JIT
-  AND vmap-batched, on both rect and Delaunay real systems;
-- objective/evidence parity: |delta objective| within the tol-1e-6 envelope
-  measured in #369; gradient path preserved or wrapped (the relaxed-KKT
-  custom-vjp backward can wrap any primal solver — the backward pass only
-  needs the primal solution);
-- PDIP fallback wired for non-convergence; no vmap lane divergence traps.
-
-If neither clears the gates, write the negative result into the #369 dead-end
-ledger and close. Original request (2026-07-09): "ok, so theres no way to
-speed up the positive only solve? or would we need to research other linear
-algebra techniques altogether" -> assessment identified BPP + ADMM as the
-two candidates worth prototyping; user asked to file this follow-up.
diff --git a/active/nnls_gpu_bottleneck.md b/active/nnls_gpu_bottleneck.md
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-## Speed up NNLS on consumer GPUs by hacking jaxnnls itself
-
-> **RETIRED 2026-07-09 (reconcile pass).** Superseded by `nnls_vmap_optimization.md` (2026-05-11), which itself closed without library changes (PyAutoArray#307, complete.md: nnls-vmap-speedup): the 8.8× "regression" was a batch=3 measurement artifact, production vmap targets were already met, and the real Delaunay bottleneck is the scipy `pure_callback`. Findings: z_projects/profiling/FINDINGS_nnls_v2.md. The pure-JAX Delaunay follow-up lives in research/autoarray/delaunay_research.md (kept live).
-
-Type: research
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-> **SUPERSEDED BY** `nnls_vmap_optimization.md` (2026-05-11).
->
-> This prompt's framing is single-JIT-on-GPU at MGE-only K=40 scale.
-> PR #60 (autolens_workspace_developer) measured production-fiducial
-> setup (K~1285, MGE-60 lens, both rect + Delaunay sources, under vmap)
-> and found that **vmap is the production-relevant regime, not single-JIT**,
-> and that NNLS-under-vmap is the wall (8.8× Delaunay regress on A100).
-> The 5-lever structure below is still valid as "how to attack"; the
-> updated framing in `nnls_vmap_optimization.md` covers "what to attack
-> first" + the per-step vmap evidence + the full HPC runbook.
-
-
-This is a follow-up to the FFT precision / mixed-precision audit work
-(see `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/mge.py`). After
-fixing the FFT bugs, the remaining single-JIT bottleneck on GPU for the
-MGE imaging likelihood is the inversion's NNLS step. Profiling on an RTX 2060
-laptop GPU showed:
-
-| Step                       | GPU fp64 single JIT |
-|----------------------------|---------------------|
-| Mapping matrix             | 22 ms               |
-| Blurred mapping matrix     | 19 ms (→ ~10 ms post-FFT-fix) |
-| **Reconstruction (NNLS)**  | **20 ms**           |
-| Full pipeline              | 37 ms               |
-
-NNLS is ~54% of the single-JIT GPU pipeline cost, on a *40-element* problem.
-On the same problem on CPU, NNLS takes 0.6 ms — the GPU is 30× *slower* than
-CPU for this step. That's a kernel-launch-overhead signature, not a compute
-problem.
-
-### Why the obvious fixes don't work
-
-We already considered and rejected two approaches in the upstream conversation:
-
-- **`jax.pure_callback` to scipy.optimize.nnls.** Inside vmap, pure_callback is
-  per-batch-element (no batched-callback semantics in current JAX), so on a
-  vmap=8 sampler it adds ~40 ms of host transfers — a regression for the
-  production hot path.
-- **Cholesky-only fast-path with `lax.cond` fallback to NNLS.** Under vmap,
-  `lax.cond` is rewritten as `lax.select` and *both* branches run, so we'd
-  pay both Cholesky AND NNLS cost on every call. Worse, the empirical
-  positivity-hit-rate during sampling is low (most lens models drawn from the
-  prior produce negative MGE coefficients somewhere), so even the no-vmap
-  case doesn't win on average.
-
-Neither is the right tool. The actual answer is to make the in-JIT NNLS
-itself cheaper.
-
-### The library is small enough to hack
-
-`jaxnnls` (the package PyAutoArray imports for the JAX NNLS path) is ~520
-lines total, forked from `kevin-tracy/qpax`. It's installed at
-`/home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/lib/python3.10/site-packages/jaxnnls/` — read it
-from there, and cross-reference https://github.com/kevin-tracy/qpax for the
-upstream context.
-
-The structure is:
-
-- `jaxnnls/__init__.py` — re-exports `solve_nnls` and `solve_nnls_primal`
-- `jaxnnls/pdip.py` — the primal-dual interior-point solver (used in the
-  forward pass)
-- `jaxnnls/pdip_relaxed.py` — the relaxed-KKT variant used for the backward
-  pass (the gradient through the linear system)
-- `jaxnnls/diff_qp.py` — the diff-through-QP wrapper
-
-Note: `reconstruction_positive_only_from` in
-@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/inversion_util.py
-documents itself as using "fnnls / Bro-Jong (1997) active-set NNLS" — that
-is incorrect. The current implementation calls `jaxnnls.solve_nnls` which is
-PDIP, not active-set fnnls. Fix the docstring as part of this work.
-
-### Where the 20 ms goes
-
-`pdip.py` declares `MAX_ITER = 50` at module scope. PDIP iterations under JIT
-cannot terminate early without unrolling the loop, so every NNLS solve runs
-the full 50 iterations regardless of true convergence. Each iteration does
-a Cholesky factor + cho_solve + line search — a handful of GPU kernel
-launches per iter. So:
-
-  50 iter × ~5 kernel launches × ~80 µs/launch ≈ 20 ms
-
-That's the actual cost model. It's not the math, it's the kernel-launch
-multiplier.
-
-### Things to investigate
-
-These are roughly in increasing order of invasiveness. The aim is GPU speedup
-for consumer-laptop hardware (RTX 2060-class, 6 GB VRAM, where typical
-PyAutoLens users from less-resourced departments live). Anything that helps
-CPU users too is a bonus, but NNLS is already cheap on CPU so the bar is GPU.
-
-1. **Reduce `MAX_ITER`.** PDIP converges in ~5–15 iters for well-conditioned
-   small problems. 50 is conservative. Run the existing JAX likelihood
-   functions in `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/`
-   with a forked jaxnnls at MAX_ITER = 20, 15, 10 and compare log-likelihoods
-   against the MAX_ITER=50 reference. If 15 iters gives Δlog-likelihood << 1,
-   that's a 3.3× NNLS speedup with no API change.
-
-2. **Vectorise the inner Cholesky update.** PDIP's per-iter Cholesky factor
-   is on a (K, K) matrix where K ≤ 40 for MGE. On GPU that's a single Cholesky
-   kernel with significant launch overhead vs actual work. Look at whether
-   `jax.lax.linalg.cholesky` can be replaced with an explicit fused
-   triangular factorisation that runs as one kernel for K ≤ 64. Possibly
-   a `jax.experimental.pallas` kernel.
-
-3. **Check if `pdip_relaxed.py` is being used unnecessarily.** PyAutoArray's
-   `reconstruction_positive_only_from` calls `solve_nnls` which dispatches
-   between forward (`pdip.py`) and gradient (`pdip_relaxed.py`) paths. For the
-   sampler hot path we don't need gradients — we just want the forward
-   result. Make sure `solve_nnls` isn't carrying gradient infrastructure
-   through the trace when only the forward pass is evaluated.
-
-4. **Bypass jaxnnls for K ≤ N_THRESHOLD.** Below some K, the kernel-launch
-   tax of PDIP dominates the actual NNLS work. For very small K (1–4)
-   there are direct closed-form solutions (e.g., Lawson-Hanson on tiny
-   systems can be unrolled). For MGE with N_THRESHOLD ≈ 40 this might be
-   one big Pallas kernel rather than 50 launches.
-
-5. **Vendor jaxnnls into PyAutoArray.** It's 520 lines. Upstream activity is
-   minimal. If we end up making PyAutoLens-specific changes (lower MAX_ITER,
-   skipped backward path, custom small-K kernel), it's cleaner to vendor it
-   under @PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/nnls/ than to maintain a fork. Drop
-   the runtime dependency. This is the last-resort move once we know we
-   actually want code changes.
-
-### What to measure
-
-Use `@autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/mge.py` (with
-USE_MIXED_PRECISION already supported via the working-tree changes from the
-parent task) as the GPU baseline. Key numbers to track:
-
-- Reconstruction (NNLS) per-call time, GPU single JIT — current 20 ms, target ≤ 10 ms
-- Reconstruction (NNLS) per-call time, GPU vmap=3 — current ~6.5 ms, target ≤ 4 ms
-- Full pipeline GPU single JIT — currently 37 ms, target ≤ 20 ms (combined
-  with FFT precision fix from parent task)
-- Δlog-likelihood vs MAX_ITER=50 reference — must stay below 1e-3 absolute
-  on the HST regression dataset (log-likelihood ≈ 27,379)
-
-Also worth running on the pixelization paths
-(@autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/pixelization.py and
-delaunay.py) since those genuinely need NNLS positivity (unlike MGE) and
-have larger K (often 1000+ source pixels). The kernel-launch tax matters
-less there because compute dominates, but iteration count still matters.
-
-### Numerical safety
-
-For MGE this is empirically benign: 40 well-conditioned columns, near-orthogonal
-basis. For pixelization paths with K = 1000+ and condition numbers >1e6,
-reducing PDIP iterations is riskier — verify on the rectangular and Delaunay
-pipelines, not just MGE.
-
-### Files to touch
-
-- `/home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/lib/python3.10/site-packages/jaxnnls/pdip.py`
-  (read-only initially; if changes are needed, vendor under
-  @PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/nnls/)
-- @PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/inversion_util.py (the
-  `reconstruction_positive_only_from` function and its incorrect docstring)
-- @autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/mge.py (regression
-  benchmark; do not modify, just run)
-
-### Out of scope
-
-- Replacing PDIP with active-set NNLS. The original docstring claims
-  fnnls/Bro-Jong but the implementation is PDIP. Switching would be a much
-  larger change with its own gradient story; if PDIP can be made fast enough,
-  there's no reason to swap algorithms.
-- Anything that reduces correctness silently (e.g., clipping negative
-  coefficients to zero). The output must be NNLS-equivalent within
-  numerical tolerance.
-- vmap-batch sizing on the sampler side. That's a PyAutoFit concern, not
-  PyAutoArray.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/nnls_gradient.md b/active/nnls_gradient.md
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-The MGE gradient testing script (@autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/imaging/mge_gradients.py)
-shows that `jax.value_and_grad` returns NaN gradients starting at the NNLS reconstruction step
-(`jaxnnls.solve_nnls_primal`). All upstream steps (ray-trace, mapping matrix, blurred mapping matrix,
-data vector, curvature matrix) produce valid finite gradients. The NNLS step poisons everything
-downstream.
-
-The jaxnnls library (v1.0.1, installed at site-packages/jaxnnls/) already has a `@jax.custom_vjp`
-on `solve_nnls_primal` that uses relaxed KKT implicit differentiation. The forward pass solves the
-exact NNLS, then re-solves with relaxed complementarity (`s * z >= target_kappa` instead of
-`s * z = 0`) to regularise the backward pass. The backward pass factorises the relaxed KKT system
-and solves for gradients via `diff_nnls()` in `diff_qp.py`.
-
-The NaN gradients likely come from ill-conditioning in the KKT factorisation during the backward
-pass. Possible causes:
-
-1. The curvature matrix Q passed from @PyAutoArray is poorly conditioned (40x40 for 40 MGE Gaussians)
-2. The relaxation parameter `target_kappa=1e-3` (default) is too small, leaving the relaxed solution
-   too close to the boundary where `P_inv_vec = z / s` explodes
-3. The relaxed solver (`solve_relaxed_nnls` in `pdip_relaxed.py`) does not converge within its
-   50-iteration limit, leaving the relaxed variables in a bad state
-4. Cholesky factorisation of `Q + diag(P_inv_vec)` fails silently (JAX doesn't raise on NaN)
-
-The call chain is:
-  @PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/inversion_util.py:reconstruction_positive_only_from
-    -> jaxnnls.solve_nnls_primal(curvature_reg_matrix, data_vector)
-    -> diff_qp.py: solve_nnls_primal (custom_vjp)
-    -> pdip.py: solve_nnls (forward)
-    -> pdip_relaxed.py: solve_relaxed_nnls (relaxation for backward)
-    -> diff_qp.py: diff_nnls (backward, KKT factorisation)
-
-Investigate and fix the NaN gradients. Start by:
-
-1. Adding diagnostics to the gradient script to log the condition number of Q, whether the relaxed
-   solver converged, and the magnitude of `P_inv_vec` at the backward pass
-2. Testing whether increasing `target_kappa` (e.g. 1e-1, 1e-2) fixes the NaN issue
-3. If the fix is in jaxnnls itself, the source is at site-packages/jaxnnls/ — editable in-place
-   for testing, then we can fork/PR upstream or vendor the fix into @PyAutoArray
-4. If the fix requires changes to how @PyAutoArray calls jaxnnls (e.g. preconditioning Q,
-   passing a different target_kappa), make those changes in inversion_util.py
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-## Speed up the JAX NNLS solver under vmap at production-fiducial size
-
-This **supersedes** `autoarray/nnls_gpu_bottleneck.md` — that earlier prompt
-was written from MGE-only profiling at a 40-element problem and prioritised
-single-JIT GPU performance. Production runs use vmap (nested-sampling
-proposes batches of parameter vectors) at much larger problem sizes, and
-PR #60 (autolens_workspace_developer) makes the new bottleneck picture
-concrete.
-
-The earlier prompt's 5-lever structure (`MAX_ITER`, Cholesky vectorisation,
-gradient-infrastructure check, K≤N closed-form bypass, vendor jaxnnls) is
-all still valid — keep it as the "how to attack" reference. This prompt
-re-frames "what to attack first" given the new vmap-relevant data.
-
-### What the latest profiling found (PR #60)
-
-Production-fiducial setup:
-- Imaging dataset: HST, 0.05″/px, mask radius 3.5″
-- Lens light: **MGE-60** (60 linear Gaussians) — the production-realistic
-  setup, not single-Sersic
-- Source: rectangular pixelization (35×35 = 1225 px) OR Delaunay
-  (39×39 overlay → 1231 vertices)
-- Combined K (NNLS dimension) = ~1285 for rectangular, ~1291 for Delaunay
-
-A100 fp64 timings at this fiducial:
-
-| Likelihood | Single-JIT full | vmap (batch=3) per call | vmap regress |
-|---|---:|---:|---:|
-| Rectangular | 25.1 ms | 34.8 ms | 1.39× |
-| **Delaunay** | **49.6 ms** | **438 ms** | **8.84×** |
-
-The Delaunay-vmap regression is the science-throughput wall. RTX 2060
-shows the same pattern less dramatically (Delaunay vmap 590 → 1217 ms mp).
-
-### Per-step vmap probes confirmed scipy is NOT the issue
-
-Earlier rounds suspected `scipy.spatial.Delaunay` (inside `jax.pure_callback`
-with `vmap_method="sequential"`) was the problem. Per-step vmap probes
-on RTX 2060 (committed in `z_projects/profiling/scripts/{delaunay,
-rectangular}_vmap_probe.py`) flip the story:
-
-| Step | single (ms) | vmap (ms/call) | ratio |
-|---|---:|---:|---:|
-| Inversion setup (incl. scipy pure_callback) | 127 | **108** | **0.85×** |
-| **NNLS reconstruction** | **111** | **141** | **1.27×** |
-| Mapped + log_ev (slogdet) | 33 | 32 | 0.98× |
-
-`pure_callback` actually scales **sublinearly** under vmap — its dispatch
-overhead amortises across batch elements. NNLS scales **superlinearly**
-because its iterations are inherently serial per batch element.
-
-So: NNLS is the universal vmap target. Pure-JAX-Delaunay (the previous
-"long-term win") is no longer the highest-value lever.
-
-### Cross-likelihood comparison (where NNLS sits in each)
-
-The three imaging-family likelihoods all use jaxnnls for the
-`reconstruction_positive_only_from` step. Their setups differ in
-problem size K and in what other steps share the budget.
-
-**Production-fiducial summary (all from PR #56 / PR #60 measurements):**
-
-| | MGE (#56) | Rectangular (#60) | Delaunay (#60) |
-|---|---:|---:|---:|
-| Lens light | MGE-30 source-only setup* | MGE-60 lens + rect source | MGE-60 lens + Delaunay source |
-| Source type | MGE-20 source bulge | RectangularAdaptDensity 35×35 | Delaunay 39×39 overlay |
-| Inversion K (matrix dim) | ~40 | 1225 + 60 = **1285** | 1231 + 60 = **1291** |
-| Has scipy `pure_callback`? | No | No | Yes (Delaunay triangulation) |
-
-*MGE PR #56 did not separate "lens light" from "source MGE" — both galaxies
-use MGE bulges (20 Gaussians each = 40 total linear obj). It's the small-K
-reference but not directly comparable to the rect/Delaunay production setup.
-
-**A100 fp64 timings (latest measurements per PR):**
-
-| Config | MGE (K=40) | Rectangular (K=1285) | Delaunay (K=1291) |
-|---|---:|---:|---:|
-| Full pipeline single | 5.7 ms | 25.1 ms | 49.6 ms |
-| Full pipeline vmap (per call) | 2.4 ms | 34.8 ms | **438 ms** |
-| **NNLS step single** | **2.0 ms** | ~16 ms | ~16 ms |
-| NNLS share of single | 35% | 64% | 31% |
-| vmap regress vs single | **0.4× (faster!)** | 1.39× | **8.84×** |
-
-**RTX 2060 fp64 timings:**
-
-| Config | MGE | Rectangular | Delaunay |
-|---|---:|---:|---:|
-| Full pipeline single | 43.7 ms | 537 ms | 590 ms |
-| Full pipeline vmap | 23.9 ms | 567 ms | 954 ms |
-| NNLS step single | ~12 ms | ~125 ms | ~110 ms |
-| vmap regress | 0.55× | 1.06× | 1.62× |
-
-**The pattern:**
-- **MGE benefits from vmap** (small K, kernel-launch-bound NNLS — see prior
-  prompt's analysis). Lever 1 (MAX_ITER) maps to "fewer launches".
-- **Rectangular at production K barely regresses under vmap** (1.39× A100,
-  1.06× RTX 2060). NNLS dominates the budget but it's compute-bound.
-- **Delaunay at production K explodes under vmap** (8.84× A100). The
-  combined K=1291 with the linear lens MGE columns hits something nasty
-  in NNLS-under-vmap that doesn't appear at smaller K. **This is the
-  unexplained 7× factor that needs diagnosis** (see "Open question"
-  section below).
-
-If the optimisation work successfully fixes NNLS under vmap, all three
-likelihoods benefit: MGE keeps its existing "vmap is faster" status,
-rectangular drops vmap regress to ~1.0×, and Delaunay hopefully drops
-toward 2× or better (still won't beat single-JIT due to the inherent
-batch-3 overhead, but 438 ms → 100 ms would be a 4× production speedup).
-
-### What to measure (updated regression baselines)
-
-Use the canonical references at:
-- `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/pixelization.py`
-- `autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/delaunay.py`
-
-Both now ship at the MGE-60 fiducial (PR #60). Their
-`EXPECTED_LOG_EVIDENCE_HST` constants:
-- Rectangular: `24746.105672366088`
-- Delaunay:    `26288.321397232066`
-
-Track these on every NNLS variant — log-evidence drift > rtol=1e-4 means
-the optimisation broke something.
-
-For wall-clock targets, the per-config profiles in
-`z_projects/profiling/scripts/{pixelization,delaunay}_profile.py` give
-side-by-side comparisons. Specific targets:
-
-| Config | Current | Target | Rationale |
-|---|---:|---:|---|
-| Rect A100 fp64 vmap-per-call | 34.8 ms | **≤ 25 ms** | Within 1.0× of single-JIT (currently 1.39×) |
-| Delaunay A100 fp64 vmap-per-call | 438 ms | **≤ 100 ms** | Within 2.0× of single-JIT (currently 8.84×) |
-| Rect RTX 2060 fp64 vmap | 567 ms | **≤ 540 ms** | Within 1.0× of single-JIT |
-| Delaunay RTX 2060 fp64 vmap | 954 ms | **≤ 700 ms** | NNLS share is biggest regress vector |
-
-The Delaunay A100 vmap target is the headline science improvement —
-4.4× speedup on production hot path. Anything that hits 200 ms (2× from
-current) is already meaningful.
-
-### What's likely to work (priority order, post-PR-#60 evidence)
-
-1. **MAX_ITER reduction** (still the obvious first lever). The previous
-   prompt's analysis of `pdip.py:MAX_ITER = 50 → ~5 kernel launches/iter
-   → 20 ms` was at K=40. At K=1285 each Cholesky kernel actually does
-   real work, so the kernel-launch model is less dominant. But fewer
-   iterations still helps — both at the launch level AND at the linalg
-   level. Test MAX_ITER ∈ {10, 15, 20, 30} against the rectangular and
-   Delaunay log-evidence. Look for the inflection where Δlog-evidence
-   exceeds 1e-3.
-
-2. **Audit the gradient infrastructure** (lever 3 from prior prompt).
-   For sampler use we don't need NNLS gradients — only the forward
-   solve. Confirm `solve_nnls` isn't dragging `pdip_relaxed.py` machinery
-   through the JIT trace. If it is, splitting forward/backward at the
-   API level should give a clean speedup with no numerical change.
-
-3. **The vmap pathology specifically.** This is the new highest-value
-   item, not in the prior prompt. The 8.8× Delaunay vmap regression vs
-   1.27× per-step probe ratio means the full-pipeline vmap is hitting
-   something worse than just NNLS×3-batch. Hypotheses worth testing:
-   - PDIP's per-iter Cholesky on (1291, 1291) under vmap might be
-     causing XLA to materialise (3, 1291, 1291, 1291) workspace tensors
-     that don't fit nicely. Use `jax.jit(jax.vmap(...)).lower(...).compile()
-     .memory_analysis()` to compare.
-   - The pure_callback for Delaunay triangulation runs sequentially
-     (3 calls), but XLA may stall on the pure_callback's host
-     synchronisation. Try removing the callback's `vmap_method`
-     constraint, or bundling all 3 mesh grids into a single callback
-     call.
-   - Profile the full vmap path with `jax.profiler.start_trace(...)` to
-     see where the wall-time actually goes — the 8.8× factor over the
-     per-step decomposition is unexplained.
-
-4. **Pallas kernel for the per-iter Cholesky** (lever 2 from prior).
-   At K=1285 a `jax.lax.linalg.cholesky` is real work (not launch-bound),
-   but a fused triangular factorisation could still help. Lower-priority
-   than items 1-3 because it's invasive and only nibbles at the cost.
-
-5. **Vendor jaxnnls** (lever 5 from prior). Last resort if items 1-4
-   produce code changes worth maintaining.
-
-### What to NOT spend time on (deprioritised by PR #60)
-
-- **Pure-JAX Delaunay triangulation.** This was previously framed as
-  the long-term win for unblocking A100. Per-step probes show the
-  pure_callback already scales sublinearly under vmap — it's not the
-  vmap bottleneck. The single-JIT speedup it would provide is small
-  relative to the NNLS opportunity.
-- **Mixed-precision tuning.** Three sweeps (PR #56/#57/#60) all show
-  mp is essentially a no-op on A100 and a marginal-to-no-op effect on
-  RTX 2060 at production scale. Not a useful lever.
-- **vmap=8 batching tuning.** PR #60's vmap regression measurements
-  use batch=3. Larger batch sizes are the sampler's lever, not NNLS's
-  — sampler concern (PyAutoFit), not PyAutoArray.
-
-### How to validate (full operational runbook)
-
-#### Local-only validation (RTX 2060 + CPU)
-
-1. Apply the NNLS change. If you're testing in-place: edit
-   `/home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/lib/python3.10/site-packages/jaxnnls/pdip.py`
-   directly. If you're testing a vendored copy: import `from autoarray.inversion.nnls import solve_nnls`
-   in `inversion_util.py`. Either way, `pip show jaxnnls` confirms which
-   version is loaded.
-2. Activate venv + worktree (or canonical), in this order:
-   ```bash
-   source /home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/bin/activate
-   source /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<your-task>/activate.sh   # if worktreed
-   ```
-   The PyAutoGPU venv has Python 3.10 + JAX-CUDA12 (the default `python`
-   may resolve to the CPU-only PyAuto venv — explicit GPU venv first).
-3. Run the per-config profilers from anywhere (they take absolute paths):
-   ```bash
-   # GPU fp64 — the headline config
-   PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u \
-     /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling/scripts/pixelization_profile.py \
-     --config-name local_gpu_fp64 \
-     --output-dir "$PYAUTO_ROOT/autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/results/jit/imaging/pixelization"
-   PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u \
-     /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling/scripts/delaunay_profile.py \
-     --config-name local_gpu_fp64 \
-     --output-dir "$PYAUTO_ROOT/autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/results/jit/imaging/delaunay"
-
-   # mp variants
-   ... add --use-mixed-precision --config-name local_gpu_mp ...
-
-   # CPU variants — GOTCHA: use JAX_PLATFORM_NAME=cpu (NOT JAX_PLATFORMS=cpu;
-   # JAX 0.4.38 has a bug with the new env var that errors with
-   # "Unknown backend cuda" because pre-existing CUDA arrays from
-   # register_model can't move).
-   PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 JAX_PLATFORM_NAME=cpu \
-     NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/numba_cache_cpu_$$ \
-     python -u .../pixelization_profile.py --config-name local_cpu_fp64 ...
-   ```
-4. Per-step vmap probe (the diagnostic that lets you see WHERE NNLS
-   speedup lands):
-   ```bash
-   PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u \
-     /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling/scripts/delaunay_vmap_probe.py \
-     --config-name local_gpu_fp64 --output-dir /tmp/nnls_test
-   PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u \
-     /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling/scripts/rectangular_vmap_probe.py \
-     --config-name local_gpu_fp64 --output-dir /tmp/nnls_test
-   ```
-   Each probe times inversion-setup, NNLS, and log-ev steps both
-   single and under vmap=3, and prints per-step vmap/single ratios.
-   For a useful NNLS speedup you want the NNLS ratio to drop from
-   1.27× toward 1.0×.
-5. Confirm `EXPECTED_LOG_EVIDENCE_HST` assertion still passes — every
-   per-config profiler asserts against the constant on every config
-   that runs.
-
-#### HPC validation (A100, where production lives)
-
-The HPC profiling harness is a self-contained `z_projects/profiling/`
-project. The `hpc/sync` tool wraps push/submit/pull/jobs. Key paths:
-
-- HPC project dir: `/mnt/ral/jnightin/profiling`
-- HPC venv: `/mnt/ral/jnightin/PyAuto/PyAuto/` (sourced by the project's
-  `activate.sh` at submit time)
-- Local working dir: `/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling`
-- HPC sync config: `z_projects/profiling/hpc/sync.conf` (already
-  configured: `HPC_HOST=euclid_jump`, etc.)
-
-Operate from `/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling/`.
-
-**Push code + check connection** (does NOT need the worktree, sync
-operates on the canonical z_projects/profiling/):
-```bash
-cd /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling
-hpc/sync check       # verify SSH + remote dir + sbatch availability
-hpc/sync push        # rsync code + dataset (data uses --ignore-existing)
-```
-
-**Submit jobs** — one per (likelihood × precision) pair:
-```bash
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_pixelization_profile_fp64
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_pixelization_profile_mp
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_delaunay_profile_fp64
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_delaunay_profile_mp
-hpc/sync jobs        # show queue
-```
-
-Each prints `Submitted batch job <ID>`. Job IDs are sequential. Each
-takes ~1–4 min A100 wall + queue wait (often instant if no other
-user's array is in the queue, occasionally 15–30 min if there's
-competition).
-
-**Wait for completion in the background** (the sleep pattern works
-even if you exit the shell — jobs run on the cluster regardless):
-```bash
-# Foreground if you're going to wait actively
-until ! hpc/sync jobs 2>/dev/null | grep -qE "(<ID1>|<ID2>|<ID3>|<ID4>)"; do
-  sleep 60
-done; echo "ALL DONE"
-```
-
-**Pull results + consolidate**:
-```bash
-hpc/sync pull        # rsync down output/ + hpc/batch_gpu/{output,error}/
-# Move HPC json+png pairs into the canonical worktree dir:
-python scripts/pixelization_aggregate.py \
-  --consolidate-from output/imaging/pixelization
-python scripts/delaunay_aggregate.py \
-  --consolidate-from output/imaging/delaunay
-# Generate comparison.json + comparison.png across all 4–6 configs:
-python scripts/pixelization_aggregate.py
-python scripts/delaunay_aggregate.py
-```
-
-The aggregator honours `PYAUTO_ROOT` from the worktree's `activate.sh` —
-canonical results land on the feature branch's worktree, not on
-canonical-main. Without `PYAUTO_ROOT`, results go to canonical-main
-(wrong if you're working on a branch).
-
-**Common gotchas observed during PR #60:**
-- After modifying any script in `z_projects/profiling/scripts/`, you
-  MUST re-run `hpc/sync push` before resubmitting — otherwise HPC
-  runs the OLD script and you get stale results.
-- SLURM jobs report exit `0:0` even if Python crashes inside, because
-  the bash submit script's epilogue (`echo "Finished."; date`) always
-  runs. Verify success by reading `hpc/batch_gpu/output/output.<ID>.out`
-  AND checking the JSON file mtime in `output/imaging/<lik>/`.
-- `hpc/sync push` skips dataset files that already exist on HPC
-  (`--ignore-existing`). If the local dataset was regenerated and
-  HPC needs the new version, manual force-push the dataset.
-
-#### A complete "is the optimisation working?" loop
-
-```bash
-# 0. Set up
-cd /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/z_projects/profiling
-source /home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/bin/activate
-source /home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs-wt/<task>/activate.sh
-
-# 1. Local first — fast feedback (~5 min total for 4 GPU configs)
-WORKTREE_OUT_PIX="$PYAUTO_ROOT/autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/results/jit/imaging/pixelization"
-WORKTREE_OUT_DEL="$PYAUTO_ROOT/autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/results/jit/imaging/delaunay"
-PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u scripts/pixelization_profile.py --config-name local_gpu_fp64 --output-dir "$WORKTREE_OUT_PIX"
-PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u scripts/pixelization_profile.py --use-mixed-precision --config-name local_gpu_mp --output-dir "$WORKTREE_OUT_PIX"
-PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u scripts/delaunay_profile.py --config-name local_gpu_fp64 --output-dir "$WORKTREE_OUT_DEL"
-PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u scripts/delaunay_profile.py --use-mixed-precision --config-name local_gpu_mp --output-dir "$WORKTREE_OUT_DEL"
-
-# 2. Probe shows per-step vmap-vs-single — confirms NNLS share dropped
-PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u scripts/delaunay_vmap_probe.py --config-name local_gpu_fp64 --output-dir /tmp/probe
-PYTHONUNBUFFERED=1 python -u scripts/rectangular_vmap_probe.py --config-name local_gpu_fp64 --output-dir /tmp/probe
-
-# 3. HPC for the production-fiducial number
-hpc/sync push
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_pixelization_profile_fp64
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_pixelization_profile_mp
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_delaunay_profile_fp64
-hpc/sync submit gpu submit_delaunay_profile_mp
-# (wait for completion — see watcher snippet above)
-hpc/sync pull
-python scripts/pixelization_aggregate.py --consolidate-from output/imaging/pixelization
-python scripts/delaunay_aggregate.py --consolidate-from output/imaging/delaunay
-python scripts/pixelization_aggregate.py
-python scripts/delaunay_aggregate.py
-
-# 4. The tables in the comparison.json's headline section + the printed
-#    stdout summary are what you compare against the targets in this
-#    prompt's "What to measure" section.
-```
-
-Decision point: if MAX_ITER reduction alone gets us to the targets,
-ship as a config change (no vendor). If it requires structural
-changes, vendor `jaxnnls` under `autoarray/inversion/nnls/`.
-
-### Open question: the 8.8× vmap-regress mystery
-
-The per-step probes on RTX 2060 show NNLS scaling at 1.27× under vmap.
-The full-pipeline Delaunay vmap on A100 shows 8.84× regress. Even if
-NNLS is the bottleneck, 1.27× × 1.0 (for the rest) ≠ 8.84×. There's a
-~7× factor unaccounted for.
-
-Possible explanations:
-- A100 NNLS vmap behaves much worse than RTX 2060 NNLS vmap (test:
-  port `delaunay_vmap_probe.py` to HPC and run on A100)
-- XLA scheduler pessimisation at this matrix size only kicks in for
-  the full-pipeline graph, not for per-step sub-graphs
-- Some other step (slogdet? pure_callback?) regresses much harder
-  under the full graph than in isolation
-
-Resolving this is a precondition for the optimisation work — without
-it, we can fix NNLS and still see most of the 8.8× regression remaining.
-
-### Files to touch / read
-
-Read-only first:
-- `/home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/lib/python3.10/site-packages/jaxnnls/pdip.py`
-  (the PDIP solver — `MAX_ITER = 50` is at module scope)
-- `/home/jammy/venv/PyAutoGPU/lib/python3.10/site-packages/jaxnnls/pdip_relaxed.py`
-  (gradient path; check whether it's needed)
-- `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/inversion_util.py`
-  (`reconstruction_positive_only_from` — incorrect docstring claims
-  fnnls/Bro-Jong, actually calls jaxnnls PDIP)
-- `@autolens_workspace_developer/jax_profiling/jit/imaging/pixelization.py`
-  + `delaunay.py` (canonical refs at MGE-60 fiducial; the regression
-  benchmarks with `EXPECTED_LOG_EVIDENCE_HST` constants)
-- `@z_projects/profiling/scripts/{pixelization,delaunay,delaunay_vmap_probe,
-  rectangular_vmap_probe}_*.py` (the per-config profilers + vmap probes)
-
-If changes needed (in roughly this order):
-- Fork `jaxnnls`, change `MAX_ITER`, install
-- `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/inversion_util.py`
-  (fix the docstring lie at minimum)
-- Vendor `jaxnnls` to `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/nnls/`
-  (only if MAX_ITER reduction isn't enough)
-
-### Reference precedent
-
-- PR #60 (autolens_workspace_developer): production fiducial profiling
-  that produced the headline 8.8× Delaunay vmap regression.
-  https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace_developer/pull/60
-  See its body for the headline numbers and the bottleneck-shift table
-  across the three iterations of "make it production-realistic".
-- PR #57 + #58 (same repo): the smaller-scale predecessors.
-- `autoarray/nnls_gpu_bottleneck.md` (this repo): the prior framing,
-  superseded but its 5-lever structure is still valid as a how-to.
-- `z_projects/profiling/scripts/delaunay_vmap_probe.py` and
-  `rectangular_vmap_probe.py`: the per-step decomposition probes that
-  produced the "scipy pure_callback is fine, NNLS is the wall"
-  finding.
-
-### Out of scope
-
-Same as the prior prompt:
-- Replacing PDIP with active-set NNLS (much bigger change with its own
-  gradient story).
-- Anything that silently reduces correctness (clipping negatives, etc.).
-- vmap-batch sizing on the sampler side (PyAutoFit concern).
-
-Plus newly:
-- Pure-JAX Delaunay triangulation (deprioritised — see "What to NOT
-  spend time on").
-- Mixed-precision micro-optimisation (not a lever at production scale).
-
-### Definition of done
-
-PR to a feature branch on PyAutoArray (and possibly a small companion
-to autolens_workspace_developer to bump the regression artifacts at
-the new NNLS implementation), passing:
-
-1. `EXPECTED_LOG_EVIDENCE_HST` assertions for both rectangular + Delaunay
-   at MGE-60 fiducial (rtol=1e-4 fp64, rtol=1e-2 mp)
-2. Delaunay A100 vmap_per_call ≤ 200 ms (2× improvement, conservative
-   target — the headline is ≤ 100 ms but anything significant counts)
-3. Rect A100 vmap_per_call ≤ 25 ms (within 1.0× of single-JIT)
-4. No regression on the existing autolens_workspace_test JAX likelihood
-   functions (rtol=1e-4 vs current main)
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-> **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
-
-# `af.NSS`: chunked `algo.init` so n_live initial particles don't OOM
-
-## Context
-
-Follow-up to PyAutoFit#1303 ("feat(nss): chunked vmap for inversion-heavy
-A100 likelihoods"). That PR added a `chunk_size` kwarg that replaces
-`blackjax.ns.from_mcmc.update_with_mcmc_take_last`'s inner
-`jax.vmap(num_delete)` with `jax.lax.map(batch_size=chunk_size)`. The
-PyAutoFit unit tests + a 5D Gaussian smoke confirmed bit-identical
-log_Z between the unchunked and chunked paths.
-
-A100 validation re-runs of the cells the first PR was supposed to
-unblock (jobs 322605 NSS pixelization × HST × fp64, 322606 NSS delaunay
-× HST × fp64) **OOM at the same allocations as before** (28.05 GB
-pixelization, 27.67 GB delaunay):
-
-```
-jaxlib.xla_extension.XlaRuntimeError: RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED:
-  Out of memory while trying to allocate 28055330400 bytes.
-  in PyAutoArray:autoarray/inversion/mappers/mapper_util.py:315
-    mat = mat.at[flat_parent, flat_pixidx].add(flat_contrib_out)
-```
-
-Decisive evidence the chunked-update path isn't the right seam: the
-NSS configuration INFO log line (which lives after `algo.init` and
-before the sampling loop) **never appears**. The OOM fires inside
-`algo.init(initial_samples)`, not inside the per-iteration `algo.step`
-that the first PR fixed.
-
-## The actual root cause
-
-`blackjax.ns.nss.as_top_level_api` constructs `algo.init` as:
-
-```python
-def init_fn(position, rng_key=None):
-    return init(
-        position,
-        init_state_fn=jax.vmap(init_state_fn),  # ← hardcoded, no kwarg seam
-        update_inner_kernel_params_fn=update_inner_kernel_params_fn,
-    )
-```
-
-(blackjax/ns/nss.py:223-230, handley-lab fork at SHA `ef45acd2`).
-
-The `jax.vmap(init_state_fn)` is hardcoded inline — there is **no
-kwarg seam** to inject chunking through `blackjax.nss(...)`. Initial
-particle state for all `n_live=150` particles is computed in one
-parallel JAX call. With the
-`PyAutoArray:autoarray/inversion/mappers/mapper_util.py:315` scatter
-allocating ~184 MB per particle (15,361 image pixels × 1,500 source
-pixels × 8 bytes fp64) **plus** XLA scatter temp buffers, 150 ×
-~184 MB ≈ 27.6 GB matches the observed OOM exactly (the ratio
-`28,055,330,400 / 184,332,000 = 152.2` is conspicuously close to
-n_live=150).
-
-The chunked **update_strategy** the first PR added only fires inside
-`algo.step`, which runs after `algo.init` returns successfully. For
-inversion-heavy lensing cells we never get there.
-
-## Desired fix
-
-Replicate `blackjax.nss.as_top_level_api` locally in PyAutoFit (it's
-~30 lines) so we control both:
-
-1. The chunked update_strategy (already done by PyAutoFit#1303 via
-   `make_chunked_update_strategy`).
-2. The chunked init_fn (this PR).
-
-Sketch (new module `autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/_chunked_nss.py`):
-
-```python
-import jax
-from functools import partial
-from blackjax import SamplingAlgorithm
-from blackjax.ns.adaptive import init as ns_init
-from blackjax.ns.base import init_state_strategy
-from blackjax.ns.nss import (
-    build_kernel,
-    update_inner_kernel_params,
-)
-from ._chunked_update import make_chunked_update_strategy
-
-
-def build_chunked_nss_algorithm(
-    *, logprior_fn, loglikelihood_fn,
-    num_inner_steps, num_delete, chunk_size,
-):
-    """Local replica of ``blackjax.nss(as_top_level_api)`` with
-    chunked init AND chunked update.
-
-    ``chunk_size`` controls both the inner-vmap inside the per-
-    iteration MCMC step (matches PyAutoFit#1303) and the n_live-wide
-    vmap inside the algorithm's ``init``. When ``chunk_size`` is
-    None or >= max(n_live, num_delete) both paths fall back to
-    bit-identical upstream behaviour (plain ``jax.vmap``).
-    """
-    init_state_fn = partial(
-        init_state_strategy,
-        logprior_fn=logprior_fn,
-        loglikelihood_fn=loglikelihood_fn,
-    )
-
-    kernel = build_kernel(
-        init_state_fn,
-        num_inner_steps,
-        num_delete,
-        update_strategy=make_chunked_update_strategy(chunk_size),
-    )
-
-    def init_fn(position, rng_key=None):
-        if chunk_size is None:
-            init_batcher = jax.vmap(init_state_fn)
-        else:
-            init_batcher = lambda p: jax.lax.map(
-                init_state_fn, p, batch_size=chunk_size
-            )
-        return ns_init(
-            position,
-            init_state_fn=init_batcher,
-            update_inner_kernel_params_fn=update_inner_kernel_params,
-        )
-
-    def step_fn(rng_key, state):
-        return kernel(rng_key, state)
-
-    return SamplingAlgorithm(init_fn, step_fn)
-```
-
-Then in `af.NSS._fit`, when `chunk_size` is set and chunking would
-actually help (e.g. `chunk_size < max(n_live, num_delete)`), use
-`build_chunked_nss_algorithm` instead of `_blackjax.nss(...)`.
-`chunk_size=None` keeps using `blackjax.nss(...)` unchanged for
-bit-identical fallback.
-
-## Test plan
-
-- Unit test (test_autofit, no JAX): factory builds a `SamplingAlgorithm`
-  with the expected `(init, step)` shape; kwarg plumbing on `af.NSS`
-  threads `chunk_size` through.
-- Workspace-test (JAX-traced): bit-identical log_Z on a 5D Gaussian
-  between `_blackjax.nss(...).init` (full vmap) and our
-  `build_chunked_nss_algorithm(chunk_size=2).init` on the same seed,
-  with `n_live=20`. (Same shape as the PyAutoFit#1303 smoke; that
-  smoke only exercised the step seam, not the init seam.)
-- A100 end-to-end: resubmit `autolens_profiling`'s
-  `searches/nss/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay} × hst × fp64`;
-  `chunk_size=16` set automatically by
-  `autolens_profiling/searches/_samplers.py:build_nss`. Confirm
-  completion (was OOMing as 322605/606 after PyAutoFit#1303 landed,
-  same allocations as 322602/604 before it).
-
-## Affected callers / interaction surface
-
-- **`af.NSS`** — `_fit` switches from `_blackjax.nss(...)` to
-  `build_chunked_nss_algorithm(...)` when `chunk_size` is set and
-  smaller than the wider of n_live / num_delete.
-- **`autolens_profiling`** — no change needed. `build_nss` already
-  sets `chunk_size=vmap_batch_for_cell(...)`; the PyAutoFit-side
-  change is transparent.
-- **`handley-lab/blackjax`** — still no patch needed for this fix.
-  Long-term cleanup: file an upstream PR adding `init_batcher` (or
-  similar) as a kwarg on `blackjax.nss(as_top_level_api)` so our
-  local replica can shrink to a thin forwarder. Lower priority since
-  the PyAutoFit shim works.
-
-## Why this matters
-
-PyAutoFit#1303 was the right partial fix — per-iteration vmap chunking
-is necessary, just not sufficient. Without this follow-up, NSS still
-can't profile or run on the production lensing cells (SLaM
-`source_pix[1/2]` Delaunay / pixelization phases) at A100 80 GB,
-which were exactly the cells the original profile sweep was supposed
-to compare against Nautilus.
-
-The same A100 evidence as PyAutoFit#1301 applies; the next round
-(322605 NSS pix, 322606 NSS delaunay) confirms the bug is in the
-init path. Nautilus baselines for the comparison still apply:
-pixelization 46.5 ms/eval / 46 min (322603), delaunay 84.8 ms/eval /
-45 min (322601), NSS MGE 1.6 ms/eval / 11 min (322590).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Replacing slice-MCMC with HMC / NUTS for better mixing — separate
-  upstream concern.
-- Multi-GPU sharding via `jax.shard_map` — single-GPU chunked init is
-  the cheapest fix for the immediate gap.
-
-## Cross-references
-
-- PyAutoFit#1303 — first chunked-vmap PR, fixed the per-iteration path
-- PyAutoFit#1301 — original issue with chunked-vmap framing
-- autolens_profiling#43 — workspace consumer wiring of chunk_size
-- `PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/delaunay_interpolator_pure_callback_vmap_memory.md`
-  — separate efficiency follow-up (already shown not to be the OOM cause)
-- blackjax/ns/nss.py:223-230 (the hardcoded `jax.vmap(init_state_fn)`)
-- A100 evidence: 322605 (NSS pix), 322606 (NSS delaunay) — both OOM
-  at the same byte counts as 322604 / 322602 from before
-  PyAutoFit#1303
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-> **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
-
-# `af.NSS`: add chunked-vmap support so inversion-heavy likelihoods don't OOM the GPU
-
-## Context
-
-Surfaced by the first-class A100 NSS profiling sweep in
-`autolens_profiling/searches/`. The Nautilus baseline cell
-(`searches/nautilus/imaging/mge × hst × fp64`, A100 job 322560)
-clocked **12.1 ms/eval** in 14 min. The NSS comparison
-(`searches/nss/imaging/mge × hst × fp64`, A100 job 322590) clocked
-**1.61 ms/eval** in 11 min — NSS 7.5× faster per eval, same
-posterior mode.
-
-The Delaunay extension of the comparison
-(`searches/nautilus/imaging/delaunay × hst × fp64`, A100 job 322601)
-completed cleanly with `n_batch=16` (from the `vram/config.py` per-cell
-probe) at 84.8 ms/eval, 45 min. The NSS counterpart
-(`searches/nss/imaging/delaunay × hst × fp64`, A100 jobs 322592 / 322596
-/ 322600 / 322602) **cannot run at A100 scale**:
-
-```
-jaxlib.xla_extension.XlaRuntimeError: RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED:
-  Out of memory while trying to allocate 27668233200 bytes.
-  in PyAutoArray:autoarray/inversion/mappers/mapper_util.py:315
-    mat = mat.at[flat_parent, flat_pixidx].add(flat_contrib_out)
-```
-
-The scatter operation feeds the source-mesh-to-image-pixel mapping
-matrix. For HST Delaunay: 15,361 masked image pixels × 1,500 source-
-mesh pixels × 8 bytes (fp64) = 184 MB per replica. With NSS's slice-
-MCMC inner steps, scatter temp buffers, and `num_delete=16` particles
-in flight, the working set exceeds A100's 80 GB.
-
-`autolens_profiling/searches/_samplers.py` already reads
-`vram.config.VMAP_BATCH` and caps `num_delete` at the per-cell
-probe value (16 for HST Delaunay). That fix prevents some OOMs but
-isn't enough on its own: NSS keeps additional state per particle
-that scales worse than Nautilus's straight likelihood batches.
-
-## Update — control test confirms vmap fan-out is the root cause
-
-After filing the initial version, a closer audit of the Delaunay path
-turned up `jax.pure_callback` usage at
-`PyAutoArray:autoarray/inversion/mesh/interpolator/delaunay.py:80,249`
-(wrapping `scipy.spatial.Delaunay`), so the obvious suspicion was that
-the callback's HLO retention under vmap was the cause. The decisive
-control was to submit the same cell with `RectangularAdaptImage`
-(pure-JAX mesh, no callback) at essentially identical memory budget
-per the probe (931 vs 922 MB / replica on HST).
-
-Result (A100 jobs 322603 Nautilus + 322604 NSS, run 2026-05-28):
-**NSS pixelization OOMs at 28,055,330,400 bytes, identical site
-(`mapper_util.py:315` → `scatter_op`), to ~1.4% of NSS Delaunay's
-27,668,233,200 bytes.** The 387 MB delta matches the 9 MB/replica
-budget difference, scaled by num_delete=16 and the scatter's ~3×
-working-set overhead.
-
-The `pure_callback` is NOT the root cause for the NSS OOM. The
-chunked-vmap fix proposed below is the right primary intervention.
-
-A separate prompt
-(`PyAutoPrompt/autoarray/delaunay_interpolator_pure_callback_vmap_memory.md`)
-still tracks the `pure_callback` as a minor efficiency follow-up — it's
-not free under vmap, just not the dominant cost — but that prompt no
-longer claims to fix the OOM.
-
-## The bug
-
-The vmap in
-`blackjax:blackjax/ns/from_mcmc.py:85-86` (handley-lab fork at SHA
-`ef45acd2`):
-
-```python
-sample_keys = jax.random.split(sample_key, num_delete)
-return jax.vmap(mcmc_kernel)(sample_keys, start_state)
-```
-
-is a **full vmap with no chunking**. Peak memory scales linearly with
-`num_delete` (and with everything `mcmc_kernel` allocates per particle:
-MCMC state, slice-walk temp buffers, scatter outputs from the
-likelihood).
-
-For low-allocation likelihoods (HST MGE, point-source) `num_delete=50`
-fits comfortably. For inversion-heavy likelihoods (Delaunay,
-RectangularAdaptImage on JWST/AO, datacube) we can't reduce
-`num_delete` enough to fit without destroying convergence:
-
-- `num_delete=1` makes the outer loop trivially slow (every dead
-  particle is a separate JIT-compiled step).
-- `num_delete=16` is the practical floor on A100 for HST Delaunay,
-  and even that OOMs because the MCMC inner-step state per particle
-  is larger than the bare likelihood eval.
-
-## Desired fix
-
-Add a `chunk_size` parameter to NSS's MCMC step builder that replaces
-the bare `jax.vmap` with `jax.lax.map(..., batch_size=chunk_size)`.
-`jax.lax.map(batch_size=k)` (stable since JAX 0.4.30; HPC venv runs
-0.4.38) maps in chunks of `k`, vmapping within each chunk and looping
-across chunks. Peak memory becomes `chunk_size × per_particle_state`
-instead of `num_delete × per_particle_state`.
-
-Sketch (in
-`blackjax:blackjax/ns/from_mcmc.py:build_kernel`):
-
-```python
-def build_kernel(
-    *,
-    init_state_fn,
-    logdensity_fn,
-    mcmc_init_fn,
-    mcmc_step_fn,
-    num_inner_steps,
-    update_inner_kernel_params_fn,
-    num_delete,
-    chunk_size: Optional[int] = None,    # NEW
-):
-    ...
-    if chunk_size is None or chunk_size >= num_delete:
-        batched_kernel = jax.vmap(mcmc_kernel)
-    else:
-        # lax.map vmaps within each chunk_size-wide block, loops across blocks
-        batched_kernel = lambda sample_keys, start_state: jax.lax.map(
-            lambda x: mcmc_kernel(x[0], x[1]),
-            (sample_keys, start_state),
-            batch_size=chunk_size,
-        )
-    return batched_kernel(sample_keys, start_state)
-```
-
-Then expose `chunk_size` up the API: `nss.from_mcmc.build_kernel` →
-`blackjax.nss(...)` constructor → `nss.ns.run_nested_sampling(...)` →
-`af.NSS(..., chunk_size=N)`. The
-`autolens_profiling/searches/_samplers.py:build_nss` factory would set
-`chunk_size = vmap_batch_for_cell(dataset_class, model_type, instrument)`
-the same way it currently sets `num_delete`.
-
-For Nautilus parity, the natural API is
-`af.NSS(..., chunk_size=...)`; the corresponding Nautilus knob is
-`af.Nautilus(..., n_batch=...)`. Both express the same idea: limit
-the vmap fan-out to fit GPU memory.
-
-## Implementation paths
-
-1. **Upstream `handley-lab/blackjax`.** The cleanest place; the change
-   lives where the vmap lives. Touches one function in
-   `blackjax/ns/from_mcmc.py:build_kernel`, optionally also
-   `blackjax/ns/nss.py` to thread the new arg through, plus a unit
-   test that verifies `chunk_size=k` produces bit-identical results
-   to the un-chunked path on a small problem.
-
-2. **Wrap at the `yallup/nss` level.** `nss.ns.run_nested_sampling`
-   constructs `algo = blackjax.nss(...)` — if blackjax exposes
-   `chunk_size`, `nss.ns` just forwards it. If not, NSS would need
-   to re-implement the step. Strictly worse than path 1.
-
-3. **Wrap at the `af.NSS` level.** Pre-chunk the user's
-   `loglikelihood_fn` so blackjax's vmap-over-num_delete sees a
-   function that itself uses `lax.map` internally on batched input.
-   Doesn't work straightforwardly because blackjax expects a scalar
-   per-particle likelihood and vmaps it; if `loglikelihood_fn` is
-   already batched, the vmap broadcasts incorrectly. Would require
-   replacing `algo.step` entirely. Reject this path unless 1 + 2
-   are infeasible.
-
-Path 1 is the right answer.
-
-## Test plan
-
-- Unit test in `blackjax`: bit-identical results between
-  `chunk_size=num_delete` (full vmap) and `chunk_size=1`
-  (sequential), on a 5-parameter Gaussian-likelihood NSS run.
-- Memory test: `jax.jit.lower(...).compile().memory_analysis()`
-  before/after on a synthetic 20,000-pixel mapping-matrix
-  likelihood; confirm peak temp size drops from
-  `num_delete × bytes_per_replica` to
-  `chunk_size × bytes_per_replica`.
-- End-to-end: re-submit `autolens_profiling`'s
-  `searches/nss/imaging/delaunay × hst × fp64` A100 cell with
-  `chunk_size=4` (or whatever the probe says) and confirm the search
-  completes. Compare timing against the Nautilus baseline
-  (`results/searches/nautilus/imaging/delaunay/hst/hpc_a100_fp64.json`:
-  84.8 ms/eval, 45 min wall).
-- Convergence test: confirm log_Z and max log L agree between
-  `chunk_size=None` (current) and `chunk_size=k` on the HST MGE cell
-  (where both fit on A100 today).
-
-## Affected callers / interaction surface
-
-- **`af.NSS`** — gains a `chunk_size: Optional[int] = None` kwarg.
-  Default `None` preserves current behaviour. Documented as a
-  GPU-memory knob; CPU runs can leave it unset.
-- **`autolens_profiling/searches/_samplers.py:build_nss`** — wires
-  `chunk_size = vmap_batch_for_cell(...)` the same way it currently
-  sets `num_delete`.
-- **`yallup/nss`** — `run_nested_sampling(..., chunk_size=None)`
-  forwards to blackjax.
-- **`handley-lab/blackjax`** — `nss.from_mcmc.build_kernel` does the
-  actual lax.map(batch_size=...) switch.
-
-## Why this matters
-
-`af.NSS`'s headline win on HST MGE (1.6 ms/eval vs Nautilus 12.1
-ms/eval, ~7.5× speedup) makes it the obvious recommendation for
-small-likelihood lensing models. Inversion-based source models
-(pixelization, Delaunay, datacube — i.e. the SLaM `source_pix[1/2]`
-phases that every production-quality PyAutoLens fit ends in) are
-exactly the cells where users would want NSS most: each likelihood
-eval is expensive enough that a sampler-side 7× speedup compounds
-into real wall-time savings. As things stand we can't profile NSS
-on those cells at all on an 80 GB A100 — A100 80 GB is the standard
-HPC accelerator, not a niche, so this is a real production gap.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Tuning `num_inner_steps` for memory (a separate axis that doesn't
-  fix the fundamental vmap-too-wide problem).
-- Replacing slice-MCMC with HMC / NUTS for better mixing (separate
-  upstream concern; the gradient probe at
-  `autolens_workspace_developer/searches_minimal/probe_grad.py` flagged
-  NaN gradients on this likelihood years ago anyway).
-- A100-vs-H100 / multi-GPU sharding (`jax.shard_map`). Single-GPU
-  chunked vmap is the cheapest fix for the immediate gap.
-
-## Cross-references
-
-- PyAutoFit:autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/search.py:289 (af.NSS._fit)
-- blackjax/ns/from_mcmc.py:85-86 (the offending vmap)
-- yallup/nss:ns.py:run_nested_sampling
-- autolens_profiling/searches/_samplers.py:build_nss
-- autolens_profiling/vram/config.py:VMAP_BATCH
-- autolens_profiling A100 evidence: jobs 322592, 322596, 322600, 322602
-  all OOM in `mapping_matrix_from`; job 322590 (MGE) completed fine
-  because MGE has no mapping-matrix scatter.
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-> **⚠️ RETIRED 2026-07-11** — `af.NSS` was removed from PyAutoFit ([#1356](https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1356)); this prompt is void. Implementation preserved at `autofit_workspace_developer/searches/nss/` for re-mainlining when `nss` ships on PyPI.
-
-Make installing `af.NSS` a single safe command for a science user
-installing PyAutoFit fresh — eliminate the multi-hour multi-step
-install saga that the profiling project survived in session-of-2026-05-11.
-
-This is **Phase 4** of `z_features/nss_first_class_sampler.md`.
-**Depends on Phase 1** (so we know what API surface to vendor or
-pin against), and informs Phase 5 (workspace tutorials can only
-recommend `af.NSS` to users if installation isn't a 3-hour adventure).
-
-__Why this matters — the install pain from session-of-2026-05-11__
-
-`z_projects/profiling/FINDINGS_v3.md` "Methodology saga" records the
-following failure modes during a clean install of `nss` into a fresh
-HPC venv:
-
-1. `pip install git+https://github.com/yallup/nss.git` pulled
-   **mainline** `blackjax==1.3` from PyPI. nss imports
-   `blackjax.ns.adaptive.init`, which does NOT exist in mainline.
-   The fork at `handley-lab/blackjax` does — but pip doesn't know to
-   prefer it.
-
-2. `pip install --force-reinstall --no-deps git+https://github.com/handley-lab/blackjax.git`
-   force-replaced the mainline blackjax. But the fork has its own
-   runtime imports (`fastprogress`, `optax`, `absl-py`, `chex`,
-   `jaxopt<=0.8.3`, `ott-jax`, `lineax`, `equinox`, `jaxtyping`,
-   `wadler-lindig`), each of which had to be added one at a time
-   with `--no-deps` after walking the chain of `ModuleNotFoundError`s.
-
-3. `pip install --no-deps fastprogress optax` triggered installation
-   of `fastprogress 1.1.5` which transitively pulls
-   `python-fasthtml` and all of `starlette`, `uvicorn`, `httpx`,
-   `websockets`, ... none of which are needed at runtime.
-   Workaround: `pip install --no-deps "fastprogress<1.1"` — older
-   versions don't have the `python-fasthtml` dep.
-
-4. Default `pip install pocomc` (a separate sampler, but illustrative
-   of the same class of pain) pulled `torch` with CUDA-13 nvidia-*
-   shared libs (~3 GB), which clobbered JAX's CUDA-12 `libcudnn.so`
-   files at the OS dynamic-linker level. Every subsequent JAX GPU
-   call failed with `DNN library initialization failed`.
-   Workaround: pre-install CPU-only torch from the PyTorch CPU index
-   before `pip install pocomc`.
-
-5. `pip install numpyro` default-pulled `numpyro 0.21.0` which uses
-   `jax.api_util.debug_info` — a symbol that JAX 0.4.38 doesn't
-   export. Workaround: `pip install --no-deps "numpyro<0.16"`.
-
-None of these are problems we can ask a science user installing
-PyAutoFit to navigate. **One safe install command is the deliverable
-of this prompt.**
-
-__What to investigate__
-
-There are four candidate approaches. The Phase 4 deliverable evaluates
-each and ships one (the recommendation below is option A; if option C
-becomes feasible during the work, switch to that and document).
-
-### Option A — Vendor a minimal nss into PyAutoFit (recommended)
-
-Copy the parts of `yallup/nss` we actually use into
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/_vendor/`:
-
-- `nss/ns.py` (run_nested_sampling main loop) — ~200 lines.
-- `nss/utils.py` (Results dataclass) — drop the `ott` import; nss's
-  MMD/W2 metrics are never populated in practice (FINDINGS_v3
-  confirms `Results.mmd` etc. are default-0). The dataclass survives
-  without ott.
-
-Plus the parts of `handley-lab/blackjax` we use:
-
-- `blackjax.ns.adaptive.init` and the slice-MCMC inner kernel.
-- Strip the rest of mainline blackjax (we don't use SMC / HMC /
-  adjusted-mclmc from blackjax itself in `af.NSS`).
-
-Result: a vendored subdirectory with maybe ~500–800 lines of code.
-**No external `nss` or `blackjax` install needed.** The vendored
-copy lives under PyAutoFit's licence (verify yallup's is compatible
-— BSD-3-Clause as of latest yallup/nss check).
-
-Pro:
-- **Single safe install**: `pip install autofit` just works.
-- No git+ URLs in install instructions.
-- We own the version we test against — no surprise upstream breaks.
-
-Con:
-- We carry the maintenance burden when yallup/nss evolves. Worth it
-  only if `nss_jit` becomes a recommended production sampler.
-- Need to track upstream for bug fixes / performance improvements.
-
-Mitigation: pin a specific `nss` commit hash in a docstring next to
-the vendored code, document the `--upgrade-nss` workflow (a script
-that re-vendors from upstream HEAD), and tag the vendored version
-in PyAutoFit's CHANGELOG when bumped.
-
-### Option B — Coordinate with yallup to publish to PyPI
-
-Push for yallup/nss to publish a self-contained PyPI release that
-bundles or pins the right `blackjax` fork explicitly. Then PyAutoFit
-just lists `nss>=X.Y` as an optional dep.
-
-Pro:
-- The upstream community benefits.
-- Standard `pip install autofit[nss]` extra works.
-- No maintenance burden in PyAutoFit.
-
-Con:
-- Requires upstream coordination — unbounded timeline.
-- The `handley-lab/blackjax` fork is itself a fork-of-a-fork; yallup
-  doesn't own it. Multi-party coordination.
-
-Recommendation: pursue **in parallel** with option A, but ship A first.
-When B lands upstream, the vendored copy under option A can be
-deleted and replaced with the `pip install` dep.
-
-### Option C — `pip install autofit[nss]` extra (defer)
-
-PyAutoFit's `pyproject.toml` declares an `[options.extras_require]
-nss = [...]` entry that pins the specific git+ URLs and
-`--no-deps`-equivalent install order.
-
-Pro:
-- Most "standard pip" pattern.
-
-Con:
-- `setuptools` pip extras do not support `--no-deps` per-dep. You
-  can specify `git+https://...` URLs but not the install ordering.
-- The fork's transitive deps would still pull mainline blackjax →
-  the cure for which is `--force-reinstall --no-deps` on the
-  handley-lab fork **after** the rest are installed. pip extras
-  can't sequence that.
-
-Verdict: not feasible with current pip semantics. Move on.
-
-### Option D — `python -m autofit.install_nss` helper (fallback)
-
-A standalone Python script that does the install dance:
-
-```python
-# autofit/install_nss.py
-import subprocess
-def main():
-    subprocess.check_call([sys.executable, "-m", "pip", "install",
-        "--index-url", "https://download.pytorch.org/whl/cpu", "torch"])
-    subprocess.check_call([sys.executable, "-m", "pip", "install",
-        "git+https://github.com/yallup/nss.git", "--no-deps"])
-    # ...etc, in order
-```
-
-User runs `python -m autofit.install_nss` after `pip install autofit`.
-
-Pro:
-- Works today with no upstream coordination.
-- Documented + scripted, not "ten manual pip commands".
-
-Con:
-- Adds a second-step ceremony users have to know about.
-- Surface area for things to break if pip / PyPI changes.
-- Doesn't solve the fundamental fragility — `--force-reinstall
-  --no-deps` is still happening; just hidden in the script.
-
-Use this only if option A's vendoring turns out infeasible
-(legally or technically).
-
-### Decision matrix
-
-| Option | Effort | Robustness | User experience |
-|---|---|---|---|
-| A — vendor | medium | high | `pip install autofit` works |
-| B — upstream coordinate | low (PyAutoFit) + unbounded (yallup) | high | `pip install autofit[nss]` works once upstream lands |
-| C — pip extra | low | low — pip can't sequence | broken |
-| D — install script | low | medium | two-step install |
-
-**Recommendation: ship A, pursue B in parallel.** D is the fallback
-if A turns out to have licence or technical blockers.
-
-__What to build (option A)__
-
-1. **Vendor the code.** Create
-   `@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/_vendor/` with:
-   - `__init__.py` — exports the entrypoints `run_nested_sampling`
-     (from `ns.py`) and `Results` (from `utils.py`).
-   - `ns.py` — copy from yallup/nss with the imports rewired to
-     point at the vendored blackjax-fork pieces.
-   - `utils.py` — copy with the `ott` import + MMD/W2 fields removed
-     (or made optional).
-   - `_blackjax_fork.py` — extract the minimum `init` and slice
-     kernel from `handley-lab/blackjax`.
-   - `LICENSE-NSS` and `LICENSE-BLACKJAX-FORK` — preserve upstream
-     attribution. Verify both are BSD-3 or MIT before committing.
-
-2. **Wire the `af.NSS` Phase 1 wrapper** (or update it if Phase 1 is
-   already merged) to `from autofit.non_linear.search.nest.nss._vendor
-   import run_nested_sampling` instead of `from nss.ns import ...`.
-
-3. **Smoke test.** A fresh `python -m venv tmp_venv && source
-   tmp_venv/bin/activate && pip install autofit && python -c
-   "import autofit; search = autofit.NSS(); print('OK')"` must
-   succeed without any `pip install` of nss, blackjax, optax, chex,
-   etc. The vendored code has to be self-contained except for `jax`
-   itself, which PyAutoFit already declares as an extra.
-
-4. **CI workflow.** Add a job to PyAutoFit's `.github/workflows/`
-   that does a clean venv install and runs the smoke from step 3.
-   Triggers on every PR — catches install regressions before users
-   see them.
-
-5. **Document the vendoring source.** Top-of-file docstring on each
-   vendored module:
-
-   ```python
-   """
-   Vendored from yallup/nss @ <commit-sha>, BSD-3-Clause.
-   Source: https://github.com/yallup/nss/tree/<commit-sha>/src/nss/ns.py
-
-   See PyAutoPrompt/autofit/nss_install_simplification.md for the
-   vendoring rationale. To re-vendor from upstream HEAD, run
-   scripts/revendor_nss.py.
-   """
-   ```
-
-__What to verify__
-
-1. **Fresh-venv install smoke** — see step 3 above. Must be the
-   primary CI gate.
-
-2. **All Phase 1 unit tests still pass** with the vendored backend.
-   Run the same `test_autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss/` suite the
-   Phase 1 prompt defines; the only difference is the import path.
-
-3. **`autolens_workspace_developer/searches_minimal/nss_jit.py`
-   continues to work** — it imports `from nss.ns import
-   run_nested_sampling` (the public yallup PyPI path, not the
-   vendored one). Vendoring doesn't remove that — users who want
-   to use yallup/nss directly still can, via their own install. This
-   gate confirms our vendoring doesn't accidentally break the
-   external-nss path.
-
-4. **`autoconf.jax_wrapper`-style guards.** `import autofit` must
-   not import the vendored nss eagerly (defer to first use of
-   `af.NSS(...)`). Otherwise installing PyAutoFit imposes a JAX
-   cost on every Python startup.
-
-5. **Licence audit.** Confirm both yallup/nss (BSD-3-Clause, check
-   `pyproject.toml`) and handley-lab/blackjax (BSD-3-Clause, fork
-   of mainline-MIT) are compatible with PyAutoFit's licence. If a
-   conflict surfaces, **stop and fall back to option D**.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- `nss_grad` / HMC variant — that uses different blackjax primitives.
-  Phase 4 only vendors what `af.NSS` (slice-sampling) needs. When
-  `nss_grad` lands (post-NaN-gradient-fix from session-1's probe), a
-  follow-up prompt extends the vendored bundle.
-- Removing `pocomc`, `numpyro`, `blackjax-smc` from the install
-  conversation — those are profiling-only samplers in
-  `z_projects/profiling/`, not first-class PyAutoFit samplers (yet).
-- Generating Conda / mamba install instructions — pip-first; conda
-  comes later if the demand exists.
-
-__Risks / open questions__
-
-1. **Licence compatibility.** Both upstream packages are BSD-3
-   today; verify at vendoring time. If either changes upstream
-   licence in a way that conflicts with PyAutoFit's, the vendoring
-   option dies and we fall back to D.
-
-2. **Maintenance burden.** Every yallup/nss bug fix or perf
-   improvement requires a re-vendor. Mitigate with a
-   `scripts/revendor_nss.py` helper that automates the copy + the
-   import rewriting. Run quarterly or when users report a bug
-   upstream has already fixed.
-
-3. **Coordinating with the `autolens_workspace_developer/searches_minimal`
-   experimental scripts.** Those scripts directly import `from
-   nss.ns import ...` because that's the natural way to run the
-   yallup/nss sampler externally. The vendoring under PyAutoFit
-   doesn't remove that — but if PyAutoFit's vendored copy diverges
-   from upstream, users running both may hit version skew. Document
-   the relationship in `autolens_workspace_developer/CLAUDE.md`.
-
-4. **JAX version pin.** The Phase 0 priors + Phase 1 wrapper pin
-   against JAX 0.4.38 (the version the profiling project confirmed
-   on the HPC). The vendored nss must work with that JAX. If
-   yallup's HEAD requires a newer JAX, vendor an older commit
-   compatible with PyAutoFit's pinned JAX, not HEAD.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@z_projects/profiling/FINDINGS_v3.md` — full install saga
-- `@z_projects/profiling/hpc/install_nss.sh` — current install
-  script (the "do this manually" version we're trying to replace)
-- `@PyAutoFit/pyproject.toml` — PyAutoFit's existing optional
-  dependency declarations (look at how `[nautilus]` is structured)
-- `@PyAutoPrompt/z_features/nss_first_class_sampler.md` — Phase 4
-  in the sequenced roadmap
-- `@PyAutoPrompt/autofit/nss_search_wrapper.md` — Phase 1 (the
-  consumer of the vendored backend)
diff --git a/active/numba_docs.md b/active/numba_docs.md
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--- a/active/numba_docs.md
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@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
-No longer make numba so high up on docs as not as important as it used to be.
-
-So, retain it in the installation instructions, but move it below Workspace.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/active/on_the_fly_docs.md b/active/on_the_fly_docs.md
deleted file mode 100644
index dc29b7c7..00000000
--- a/active/on_the_fly_docs.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,40 +0,0 @@
-We just added background quick-update support to PyAutoFit (PR #1212) and PyAutoGalaxy (PR #350).
-The feature allows on-the-fly visualization during model fits to run on a background thread so
-sampling is not blocked.
-
-The following workspace scripts and notebooks need updating with clear, extensive documentation
-on how to use the new quick-update functionality:
-
-1. In @autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/modeling, add or update a section in the relevant
-   modeling guide(s) explaining:
-   - What on-the-fly visualization is and why it's useful (seeing intermediate fit results
-     while the sampler runs)
-   - How to enable it: set `quick_update_background: true` in `config/general.yaml` under
-     the `updates:` section
-   - How to control update frequency: `iterations_per_quick_update` (how often the visualisation
-     triggers) and `iterations_per_full_update` (how often all outputs including model.results
-     are written)
-   - The difference between quick updates (just the fit image) and full updates (all visuals,
-     model results, search summary)
-   - That background mode means sampling continues during visualization, giving ~1800x speedup
-     on the update step
-
-2. In @autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/modeling, add the same documentation adapted for
-   autogalaxy (same config, same mechanism, just autogalaxy Analysis objects).
-
-3. In @autofit_workspace/scripts, add or update documentation explaining the general
-   quick-update mechanism from the autofit perspective:
-   - The `Fitness` class's `manage_quick_update` method
-   - How Analysis subclasses can override `perform_quick_update` to define custom visualization
-   - The `supports_background_update` property that Analysis subclasses should set to True
-   - The `supports_jax_visualization` property (for future JAX-native visualization)
-
-4. Ensure all workspace config/general.yaml files have the `quick_update_background: false`
-   entry under `updates:` with a clear comment explaining what it does.
-
-5. Add Jupyter notebook usage notes: in notebook environments, the quick update uses
-   IPython.display.clear_output(wait=True) to refresh the visualization inline. This works
-   automatically when running notebooks.
-
-Also check whether there are any other undocumented features or config options from recent
-PRs that workspace scripts should cover but currently don't.
diff --git a/active/optional_dep_latents_should_soft_fail.md b/active/optional_dep_latents_should_soft_fail.md
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index 2473420d..00000000
--- a/active/optional_dep_latents_should_soft_fail.md
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-# Optional-dep latents should soft-fail to NaN, not re-raise ModuleNotFoundError
-
-## Context
-
-Discovered while validating the PyAutoLens #557 magzero fix on the
-first-class A100 search profile (`autolens_profiling` job 322552). The
-magzero `_mujy` latents now soft-fail correctly, but a second post-fit
-latent crashed the same metric-JSON write path with a parallel bug:
-
-```
-File "PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py", line 1567,
-   in einstein_radius_jit_from
-    from jax_zero_contour import ZeroSolver
-ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'jax_zero_contour'
-
-The above exception was the direct cause of the following exception:
-
-  File "PyAutoLens/autolens/analysis/latent.py", line 225,
-     in effective_einstein_radius
-    return lens_calc.einstein_radius_jit_from(init_guess=init_guess)
-  raise ModuleNotFoundError(
-    "jax_zero_contour is required for einstein_radius_jit_from. "
-    "Install it with: pip install jax_zero_contour"
-  ) from exc
-```
-
-The raise lives at `PyAutoGalaxy:autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py:1566-1572`:
-
-```python
-try:
-    from jax_zero_contour import ZeroSolver
-except ModuleNotFoundError as exc:
-    raise ModuleNotFoundError(
-        "jax_zero_contour is required for einstein_radius_jit_from. "
-        "Install it with: pip install jax_zero_contour"
-    ) from exc
-```
-
-This is the same default-config-crashes-by-default pattern as the
-magzero family (fixed in PyAutoLens #557 with `_maybe_magzero_warn`),
-just keyed on an optional dependency instead of an Analysis kwarg.
-
-## The bug
-
-`effective_einstein_radius` is enabled by default in
-`PyAutoLens:autolens/config/latent.yaml`, and is computed during every
-`SearchUpdater._compute_latent_samples` call as part of the standard
-post-fit pipeline. When `jax_zero_contour` isn't installed (it isn't
-in PyAuto's default `pyproject.toml` deps — it's a JAX-only optional
-extra), every `search.fit()` that reaches the post-fit step crashes
-with the message above. The search itself converged; the metric-JSON
-write never happens.
-
-This is the same failure shape as
-`PyAutoPrompt/autolens/magzero_required_latents_crash_search.md`
-(landed as PyAutoLens #557). The PyAutoLens fix only addressed the
-magzero family of latents — the optional-dependency family was not
-touched, and surfaces with the same symptoms.
-
-## Desired fix
-
-Mirror PyAutoLens #557's `_maybe_magzero_warn`: replace the re-raise
-with a per-process warning + `xp.nan` return. The "module is missing"
-case is structurally identical to the "user kwarg is missing" case —
-both mean the latent value is unknown, and the right behaviour is
-return-NaN-and-warn, not kill the search.
-
-Sketch (in `PyAutoGalaxy:autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py` or wherever
-the latent function lives — `PyAutoLens:autolens/analysis/latent.py:225`
-calls into this):
-
-```python
-_OPTIONAL_DEP_WARNED: set[str] = set()
-
-def _maybe_optional_dep_warn(import_name: str, name: str) -> bool:
-    """Return True (and warn once) if the optional dependency is missing."""
-    try:
-        importlib.import_module(import_name)
-        return False
-    except ModuleNotFoundError:
-        if name not in _OPTIONAL_DEP_WARNED:
-            logger.warning(
-                "Optional dependency '%s' not installed; '%s' latent will "
-                "be NaN. pip install %s to enable it, or disable in "
-                "config/latent.yaml to silence this warning.",
-                import_name, name, import_name,
-            )
-            _OPTIONAL_DEP_WARNED.add(name)
-        return True
-```
-
-`einstein_radius_jit_from` (and any sibling that does the same
-`try/except ModuleNotFoundError → re-raise` pattern) becomes:
-
-```python
-def einstein_radius_jit_from(self, ...):
-    if _maybe_optional_dep_warn("jax_zero_contour", "effective_einstein_radius"):
-        return xp.nan
-    from jax_zero_contour import ZeroSolver
-    ...
-```
-
-## Test plan
-
-- Unit test (mirror `test_autolens/analysis/test_latent.py`'s magzero
-  cases): mock `jax_zero_contour` import to raise, assert the latent
-  returns NaN and emits one warning per process.
-- End-to-end on a node WITHOUT `jax_zero_contour` installed: construct
-  `AnalysisImaging(..., use_jax=True)` with default
-  `config/latent.yaml`, run `af.Nautilus(...).fit(...)` in
-  `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=1`. Confirm search completes, JSON write happens,
-  `latent.csv` has NaN values for the affected columns.
-- Smoke check: re-run `autolens_profiling/searches/nautilus/imaging/mge.py`
-  on a clean venv (no `jax_zero_contour`) and confirm no crash.
-
-## Affected callers / interaction surface
-
-- Every PyAutoLens search using default latents on a venv without
-  `jax_zero_contour` — the HPC `PyAutoNSS` venv on Euclid SAAS in
-  particular, where `jax_zero_contour` was not installed at venv
-  creation time (added manually post-hoc to unblock job 322552).
-- Sibling functions in `PyAutoGalaxy:autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py`
-  that do the same `try / except ModuleNotFoundError → raise` pattern:
-  grep for `raise ModuleNotFoundError` in lens_calc.py and adjacent
-  modules; any that gate optional-dep imports for default-on latents
-  should switch to the soft-fail pattern.
-
-## Why not just add `jax_zero_contour` as a hard dep?
-
-That's the pragmatic short-term fix (it's what unblocked job 322552
-on the HPC). But it makes a JAX-only utility a required dep of every
-PyAutoGalaxy install, including non-JAX numpy-only users — wider blast
-radius than this fix needs. Soft-fail keeps the optional dep optional
-while making default configs runnable.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Promoting `jax_zero_contour` to a hard dep (alternative; not the
-  preferred fix).
-- Auditing every optional-dep code path in PyAutoGalaxy. Scope to
-  the latent-computation surface where default configs hit them.
-- Re-reviewing PyAutoLens #557 — that fix is correct for what it
-  covered; this is a parallel-but-independent surface.
-
-## Cross-references
-
-- PyAutoLens #557 — fixed the magzero family with the same soft-fail
-  pattern this prompt proposes for optional deps.
-- PyAutoPrompt/autolens/magzero_required_latents_crash_search.md —
-  the upstream prompt for #557.
-- autolens_profiling HPC job 322552 — the surfacing run; sampling
-  completed (64,200 evals, log_Z=+31690.49) but post-fit latent
-  crashed before metric JSON write.
diff --git a/active/oversampled_psf_simulator.md b/active/oversampled_psf_simulator.md
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-# Oversampled PSF support in SimulatorImaging + workspace simulator example
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoGalaxy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoGalaxy
-- PyAutoArray
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-up to the oversampled PSF convolution series (design PyAutoArray#353;
-phases 2a/2b/2c merged, phase 3 PRs PyAutoArray#358 + autolens_workspace_test#149).
-Chosen as option (a) at the phase-3 sign-off (autolens_workspace#232,
-2026-07-08): simulation with an oversampled PSF is not yet library-supported,
-and the user-facing workspace simulator example should land together with that
-support rather than via manual data assembly.
-
-## Background
-
-`SimulatorImaging.via_galaxies_from`
-(`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/simulator.py:22-77`) generates the
-padded image via `galaxies.padded_image_2d_from(grid, psf_shape_2d=...)` —
-evaluated **binned at image resolution** — and hands it to `via_image_from`
-(the PyAutoArray simulator base), which convolves the padded native image
-with the PSF kernel directly. The approved design (§5) deliberately kept
-`padded_image_2d_from` at image resolution, so a `convolve_over_sample_size>1`
-Convolver cannot be used to simulate: the kernel is at the fine pixel scale
-while the padded image is at image resolution.
-
-## Scope
-
-1. **Fine-resolution simulation path.** When
-   `psf.convolve_over_sample_size > 1`:
-   - evaluate the padded image on the padded grid's over-sampled coordinates
-     (the `Grid2DIrregular(grid.over_sampled)` pass-through pattern used
-     throughout the series — no signature threading);
-   - convolve at the fine resolution and bin to image resolution (reuse the
-     Convolver machinery / an upscaled padded frame — mirror phase 2a's
-     fine-state approach rather than writing new convolution code);
-   - `psf_shape_2d` bookkeeping uses `psf.kernel_shape_image_resolution`
-     (the image-resolution footprint), including `trimmed_after_convolution_from`.
-   - Survey where the PyAutoArray simulator base (`via_image_from`) applies
-     the kernel and whether the fine path is cleaner there or in
-     `via_galaxies_from`; keep `s=1` byte-identical either way.
-2. **Noise/exposure semantics unchanged** — oversampling affects only the
-   noiseless model image; Poisson noise, background sky and exposure time
-   apply at image resolution exactly as today.
-3. **Workspace example**: extend
-   `@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py` (per the original
-   phase-3 prompt) showing how to simulate with an oversampled PSF —
-   supplying the fine-resolution kernel, choosing `convolve_over_sample_size`,
-   and the uniform-over-sampling requirement. Brief prose; the guide-level
-   treatment belongs to the docs phase (`oversampling_phase_4_docs.md`).
-4. **Tests**: unit test that an s=2 simulation equals the brute-force
-   fine-raster construction (ground-truth machinery); s=1 regression parity;
-   round-trip test — simulate at s=2, fit at s=2 with `FitImaging`,
-   chi_squared ~ noise expectation (extends
-   `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/convolution_over_sampled.py`).
-
-## Sequencing
-
-After PyAutoArray#358 and autolens_workspace_test#149 merge. The
-autolens_workspace claim from task `psf-oversample-workspace` is released
-(no changes shipped there); this task claims it for the example.
-
-Parent series: `issued/oversampling.md` → phase 3 (#232).
-Related: `feature/autoarray/oversampling_refactor_followup.md` (run the
-refactor only after this lands, so the simulator path is inside the guarded
-test surface), `oversampling_phase_4_docs.md`.
diff --git a/active/oversampled_psf_visible_input.md b/active/oversampled_psf_visible_input.md
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-# Expose convolve_over_sample_size as a visible input (default 1) across workspace scripts
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_workspace
-Repos:
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-The final form of option (c) from the phase-4 fork (PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray#362,
-user decision 2026-07-08): **workspace scripts keep PSF convolution at sub
-size 1 so they run fast**, but the setting becomes an explicit, documented
-input in the script code — users see the knob and know raising it is an
-option, without any runtime or dataset change.
-
-## Scope
-
-1. **Simulator scripts** (`scripts/imaging/simulator.py` + the feature
-   simulators that copy its pattern): an explicit variable near the PSF
-   construction —
-
-   ```python
-   # PSF convolution is performed at the image resolution (sub size 1), which is
-   # fastest. Supplying the PSF at a multiple of the image resolution and raising
-   # this improves blurring fidelity for undersampled PSFs — see the
-   # `__Oversampled PSF__` section below and `guides/advanced/over_sampling.py`.
-   psf_convolve_over_sample_size = 1
-   ```
-
-   passed to `Convolver.from_gaussian(convolve_over_sample_size=...)`.
-   Prose is tutorial-register (judgment-tier per the workspace prose split):
-   what it does, why 1 is the default (speed), when to raise it.
-2. **Loader / modeling scripts**: the flagship chain (`start_here.py`, the
-   core `imaging/modeling.py` / `fit.py` / `likelihood_function.py`
-   examples) gains the same visible variable passed as
-   `convolve_over_sample_size_lp` / `convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization`
-   to `Imaging`, with one short comment pointing at the guide. The wider
-   ~76-script start-here chain gets the *kwarg-with-one-line-comment*
-   pattern only — no prose duplication. Survey and propose the exact script
-   list before editing (checkpoint per supervised contract).
-3. **No behaviour change anywhere**: every value stays 1 (the s=1 path is
-   byte-identical), datasets do not regenerate, no re-baselining. The diff
-   is inputs + prose only.
-4. Navigator catalogue regen; notebook regeneration follows via the normal
-   build.
-5. `autogalaxy_workspace` parity is a follow-up, not this prompt.
-
-## Relationship to the full-adoption prompt
-
-`oversampled_psf_dataset_adoption.md` (option a) builds on this: once the
-input is exposed everywhere, full adoption is "flip the exposed values to 2
-and save the fine psf.fits" plus its re-baselining survey. This prompt goes
-first.
diff --git a/active/oversampling.md b/active/oversampling.md
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-# A point spread function is used to blur images via
-
-> **RETIRED 2026-07-09 (reconcile pass).** All four phases shipped: phase 1 design (PyAutoArray#353), phase 2 core/inversion/galaxy (#355/#357/PyAutoGalaxy#481), phase 3 workspace (#358), phase 4 docs (autolens_workspace#235), plus simulator (#359) and series refactor (#361/PyAutoGalaxy#484). This parent record is now historical.
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: split-into-phases
-Phases:
-- oversampling_phase_1_design.md
-- oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md
-- oversampling_phase_3_workspace_examples.md
-- oversampling_phase_4_docs.md
-
-<!-- Split by the Feature Agent on 2026-07-08 (score 14, too-large for one PR).
-     Work proceeds through the phase prompts above; this file is the parent
-     record, not an executable task. -->
-
-A point spread function is used to blur images via 2d convolution.
-
-This blurring occurs predominantly in the package @PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/convolver.py.
-
-The source code currently requires PSF blurring to occur at the same resolution (pixel scale) as the
-image, meaning the PSF is always the same resolution as the image.
-
-However, for modeling, convolution can be performed at a higher resolution than the image, which allows for more accurate 
-blurring and modeling of the image. This requires us to have an oversampled PSF, which is a PSF that has a higher 
-resolution than the image. 
-
-For modeling, where images are generated PSF blurring happens in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/image.py.
-
-Modeling can always evaluate images using a hgiher resolition grid, blurring them with the PSF at high
-resolution and then downsample to the observed image resolution. Oversampling is implemented in
-@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/over_sampling.
-
-Note that over sampling often uses an adaptive sub-szie, which means that 2D covnolution with a PSF is not
-well defined. for now, we will assume adaptive over sampling is not used.
-
-I want us to be able to append the Convolver class with a convolve_over_sample_size integer, which specifies the over sample size of the PSF. 
-This will allow us to perform convolution at a higher resolution than the image, which will improve the accuracy of the blurring and modeling of the image.
-For example, if convolve_over_sample_size is 2, then the PSF will be oversampled by a factor of 2, meaning it will have a resolution that is 2 times higher than the image.
-
-This, in turn, means out imaging object @PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py will need to be 
-extended to include the convolve_over_sample_size_lp and convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization attributes, which will 
-specify the over sample size of the PSF for the lensing and pixelization operations, respectively.
-
-class Imaging(AbstractDataset):
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        data: Array2D,  
-        noise_map: Optional[Array2D] = None,
-        psf: Optional[Convolver] = None,
-        psf_setup_state: bool = False,
-        noise_covariance_matrix: Optional[np.ndarray] = None,
-        over_sample_size_lp: Union[int, Array2D] = 4,
-        over_sample_size_pixelization: Union[int, Array2D] = 4,
-        use_normalized_psf: Optional[bool] = True,
-        check_noise_map: bool = True,
-        sparse_operator: Optional[ImagingSparseOperator] = None,
-    ):
-
-
-Also,read through the @PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging package, and parents, to see
-how PSF convolution enters this. I think we can get it to work in PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/mapping.py,
-and will leave work in PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/sparse.py to future work. 
-
-This is a complex task, therefore I think we should extend @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/convolution.py
-with a numerical test. 
-
-We should then build on this test in a separate test file using a simple over sampled PSF, to get a numerical
-result we can test the source code against.
-
-@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py is a good example we can build on to show how to use
-over sampled PSFs in a real simulation. We can extend this script to show how to use over sampled PSFs in a real simulation.
-
-Come up with a plan to implement over sampled PSFs.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — design note (phase 1)
-
-> **RETIRED 2026-07-09 (reconcile pass).** Deliverable of the shipped phase-1 design (PyAutoArray#353, complete.md: psf-oversample-design). The full oversampling series is shipped — see the oversampling.md close-out. Historical.
-
-Deliverable of `oversampling_phase_1_design.md` (PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray#353).
-Companion ground truth: `oversampling_ground_truth.py` (same directory).
-File/line references are against `feature/psf-oversample-design` worktree
-branches of PyAutoArray and PyAutoGalaxy (cut from main, 2026-07-08).
-
-## 1. The core insight: reuse the Convolver on an upscaled mask
-
-Everything the `Convolver` does is driven by a mask and a kernel:
-`ConvolverState` (`autoarray/operators/convolver.py:20-142`) derives the FFT
-geometry (`fft_shape`, padded mask, `blurring_mask`, precomputed kernel FFTs)
-from *any* `Mask2D` + kernel pair, and both convolution entry points —
-`convolved_image_from` (`convolver.py:477`) and
-`convolved_mapping_matrix_from` (`convolver.py:599`) — just scatter slim
-values onto that mask's native grid, convolve, and slim again.
-
-Oversampled convolution therefore does not need new convolution machinery.
-Define a **fine mask**: the image mask upscaled by integer factor `s`
-(pixel scale `ps/s`, every unmasked pixel becomes an s×s unmasked block).
-Then:
-
-1. build `ConvolverState(kernel=kernel_fine, mask=mask_fine)` — the existing
-   FFT/real-space paths run verbatim at the fine resolution;
-2. scatter the *over-sampled* (sub-gridded) evaluation of the scene onto the
-   fine native grid;
-3. convolve exactly as today;
-4. bin the fine result down to image resolution by the mean of each s×s
-   block (the semantics of `OverSampler.binned_array_2d_from`,
-   `autoarray/operators/over_sampling/over_sampler.py:202-279`);
-5. slim with the original image mask.
-
-The one genuinely new piece is index bookkeeping: autoarray's over-sampled
-arrays are ordered as **per-pixel sub-blocks** (pixel 0's s² sub-pixels
-contiguous — `over_sampler.py:33-45`), while the fine mask's slim ordering is
-row-major over the fine grid. Phase 2 adds a cached permutation
-(`sub_slim_index -> fine_slim_index`), computed once alongside
-`ConvolverState`; with it, steps 2 and 5 are single fancy-index operations
-and the whole path is JAX-compatible (pure gathers/scatters, static shapes).
-
-New utils needed (phase 2): `mask_2d_upscaled_from(mask, s)` (or a
-`derive_mask.upscaled_from` method) and the permutation builder — both belong
-next to the existing mask/over-sample utils.
-
-## 2. `Convolver.convolve_over_sample_size`
-
-`Convolver.__init__` (`convolver.py:146-233`) gains
-`convolve_over_sample_size: int = 1`.
-
-- **Kernel semantics:** for `s > 1` the supplied `kernel` is the PSF sampled
-  at the *fine* pixel scale (`image ps / s`), odd-shaped in both axes (the
-  existing odd-kernel check at `convolver.py:226-231` applies unchanged;
-  note a fine kernel of the same physical radius r has
-  `2*(r/ps_f)+1` pixels — e.g. r=2.0", ps=1", s=2 → 9×9, still odd).
-  `s=2` means the PSF has 2× the image resolution, per the parent prompt.
-  Normalization (`normalize=True`, `convolver.py:219-222`) sums the fine
-  kernel to 1 — with mean-binning after convolution this preserves total
-  flux to the same accuracy as today.
-- **`state_from(mask)`** (`convolver.py:235-246`): when `s > 1`, the mask it
-  receives is the *image* mask; it derives `mask_fine` and builds the state
-  from `(kernel, mask_fine)`, caching the sub↔fine permutation and the bin
-  indices on the state. `Imaging(psf_setup_state=True)` precomputes this once
-  (`autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py:126-132`).
-- **Entry points:** `convolved_image_from` and
-  `convolved_mapping_matrix_from` keep their signatures but, when `s > 1`,
-  expect over-sampled (sub-gridded slim) inputs — `image` of length
-  `n_unmasked * s²` in sub-block order, `blurring_image` likewise on the
-  blurring mask — and return image-resolution slim outputs, exactly as
-  callers consume them today. A shape check raises loudly if a binned
-  image-resolution array is passed while `s > 1` (no silent guessing).
-- **`s=1` is a strict no-op:** every existing code path is untouched;
-  regression parity is `convolve_over_sample_size=1` ≡ current behaviour
-  (verified by the ground truth: max |diff| vs installed Convolver 5.6e-17).
-- **Validation at construction:** `s` must be a plain `int >= 1` —
-  `Array2D`/adaptive input raises immediately (see §6). When a mask arrives
-  in `state_from`, `kernel.pixel_scales ≈ mask.pixel_scales / s` is checked;
-  mismatch raises `exc.KernelException`.
-
-## 3. `Imaging` plumbing
-
-`Imaging.__init__` (`dataset.py:24-143`) gains, per the parent prompt:
-
-```
-convolve_over_sample_size_lp: int = 1,
-convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization: int = 1,
-```
-
-- Defaults of 1 keep every existing dataset byte-identical in behaviour.
-- **Coupling to evaluation over-sampling:** the values to be convolved at
-  the fine resolution must first be *evaluated* at that resolution. The
-  `over_sample` decorator (`autoarray/operators/over_sampling/decorator.py:15-63`)
-  currently bins immediately after evaluation, so the Convolver only ever
-  sees image-resolution arrays. Phase-2 rule (minimal and explicit): when
-  `convolve_over_sample_size_lp > 1`, `over_sample_size_lp` must be a
-  uniform int equal to it (same for the pixelization pair); anything else
-  raises at `Imaging.__init__`. Generalising to
-  `over_sample_size = k * convolve_over_sample_size` (partial bin from k·s to
-  s before convolving) is recorded as future work — it is a pure extension of
-  the bin step, not a redesign.
-- **One PSF, two sizes:** the dataset holds a single `psf`. If
-  `s_lp != s_pix`, the user supplies the kernel at the *finer* of the two
-  and the coarser variant is derived by sum-binning + renormalizing the fine
-  kernel (binning a PSF down is exact; upsampling is not). Phase 2 may ship
-  with the `s_lp == s_pix` restriction first and lift it in the same PR if
-  time allows — the design supports both.
-- `GridsDataset` (`autoarray/dataset/grids.py:13`) needs one change: when
-  `convolve_over_sample_size_lp > 1`, the `blurring` grid (`grids.py:118`)
-  must carry `over_sample_size = s` instead of 1, so the blurring image can
-  be evaluated on the fine grid (the blurring region participates in the
-  fine convolution exactly as it does today at image resolution).
-- `from_fits`, `apply_mask`, `apply_over_sampling` and the trimming/padding
-  helpers pass the two new ints through mechanically.
-
-## 4. Inversion wiring — hypothesis corrected
-
-The parent prompt hypothesised the wiring lands in
-`inversion/inversion/imaging/mapping.py`. **Correction:** `mapping.py`
-contains no convolution call. The PSF is applied in the shared parent
-`AbstractInversionImaging.operated_mapping_matrix_list`
-(`inversion/inversion/imaging/abstract.py:104-116`), which calls
-`psf.convolved_mapping_matrix_from(...)`; `InversionImagingMapping`
-(mapping.py) merely consumes the result in `data_vector` (mapping.py:53-71)
-and `curvature_matrix` (mapping.py:73-99). Wiring the oversampled path into
-that inherited property serves the mapping formalism — the *effect* the
-prompt wanted — with no edit to mapping.py's own logic.
-
-Two additional findings:
-
-- **The mapper must emit a sub-resolution mapping matrix.**
-  `Mapper.mapping_matrix` (`inversion/mappers/abstract.py:255-275`) already
-  folds sub-pixels down to image resolution via `sub_fraction`
-  (`= 1/s²` per sub-pixel, `over_sampler.py:149`). For oversampled
-  convolution the convolution must happen *before* that fold: the mapper
-  needs a `mapping_matrix_over_sampled` variant with one row per sub-pixel
-  and no `sub_fraction` weighting; the fine convolution runs per column;
-  binning rows by mean afterwards reproduces the current matrix exactly when
-  the kernel is a delta. The pieces (sub→pix index maps,
-  `slim_for_sub_slim`) already exist. **Main phase-2 risk:** the FFT path's
-  native cube becomes `(ny·s, nx·s, n_src)` — ×s² memory; on GPU this
-  compounds the known vmap fan-out pressure, so the PR must profile a
-  realistic pixelization and consider chunking before enabling it by
-  default.
-- **`sparse.py` and the linear-func fast path bypass the Convolver.**
-  `InversionImagingSparse.psf_weighted_data`
-  (`inversion/inversion/imaging/sparse.py:54-61`) and the preloaded
-  linear-func operated matrices (`abstract.py:215-230`) consume
-  `psf.kernel.native` directly to build precomputed PSF-weighted products.
-  Oversampling those requires re-deriving that formalism — deferred to
-  future work, as the prompt intended. Guard: `Imaging.__init__` raises if
-  `sparse_operator is not None` and
-  `convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization > 1`; the linear-func kernel
-  consumers raise similarly when handed an `s > 1` Convolver.
-
-## 5. PyAutoGalaxy `operate/image.py` (survey only — phase 2 implements)
-
-`blurred_image_2d_from` (`autogalaxy/operate/image.py:98-146`) evaluates the
-image via `image_2d_from(grid)` — which returns *binned* values because of
-the `over_sample` decorator — and hands it to `psf.convolved_image_from`
-(`image.py:93-96`). For `s > 1` the evaluation must reach the Convolver
-unbinned:
-
-- extend the `over_sample` decorator with a pass-through `binned: bool = True`
-  kwarg (static, JAX-safe); `binned=False` returns the sub-gridded values in
-  sub-block order — exactly the input format §2 defines;
-- `_blurred_image_2d_from` checks `psf.convolve_over_sample_size` and calls
-  with `binned=False` for both the image and blurring-grid evaluations;
-- the list/dict variants (`blurred_image_2d_list_from`,
-  `galaxy_blurred_image_2d_dict_from`, `image.py:268-460`) route through the
-  same two functions and need only the same switch;
-- `padded_image_2d_from` / `unmasked_blurred_image_2d_from`
-  (`image.py:148-217`, visualization-only) stay at image resolution in
-  phase 2 — documented limitation, revisit in phase 4 docs.
-
-## 6. Adaptive over-sampling guard
-
-Adaptive (per-pixel `Array2D`) sub-sizes make the fine raster non-uniform, so
-2D convolution on it is ill-defined. Behaviour (loud, producer-side, no
-silent fallbacks):
-
-- `convolve_over_sample_size_*` accept only plain `int` — an `Array2D` or
-  other type raises `TypeError` in `Imaging.__init__`.
-- `convolve_over_sample_size_lp > 1` with an adaptive/non-uniform
-  `over_sample_size_lp` raises `exc.DatasetException` in `Imaging.__init__`
-  (checked via `OverSampler.sub_is_uniform`, `over_sampler.py:170-175`);
-  same for the pixelization pair.
-- The Convolver's oversampled entry points re-assert uniformity on the
-  structures they receive, so a hand-built call path cannot sneak an
-  adaptive grid past the dataset check.
-
-## 7. Numerical ground truth (`oversampling_ground_truth.py`)
-
-Independent brute-force implementation (plain numpy loops): 11×11 image,
-ps=1", circular mask r=3.5" (37 unmasked pixels), off-centre Gaussian source
-(σ=1.2", centre (0.3,-0.4)"), Gaussian PSF σ=0.8" with fixed physical kernel
-radius 2.0" (5×5 native, 9×9 fine at s=2), masked-embedding scene
-(mask ∪ blurring region), direct fine-raster convolution, s×s mean binning.
-
-| quantity | s=1 | s=2 |
-|---|---|---|
-| sum over mask | 2.807349652595196e+00 | 2.796562184524787e+00 |
-| blurred[slim 0] | 3.655472905370449e-02 | 3.726289901353439e-02 |
-| blurred[slim 17] | 2.069771979137382e-01 | 2.025075336159483e-01 |
-| blurred[slim 36] | 1.042470837248629e-02 | 1.090767109119494e-02 |
-
-- **Parity:** s=1 vs installed `Convolver.convolved_image_via_real_space_np_from`:
-  max |diff| = 5.6e-17 (machine precision) — the ground truth and the current
-  Convolver agree exactly on what s=1 means.
-- **Effect size:** s=2 shifts pixel values by up to 4.99e-3 (≈2.4% of the
-  peak) on this small test — comfortably above any noise floor phase-2 unit
-  tests will care about, and physical evidence the feature matters.
-
-Phase-2 unit tests (numpy-only, per the no-JAX-in-unit-tests rule) assert the
-s=2 column above; the phase-3 workspace test re-derives the same numbers
-through the public `Imaging`/fit API.
-
-## 8. Phase-2 execution sketch
-
-1. `mask_2d_upscaled_from` + sub↔fine permutation util (+ tests).
-2. `Convolver(convolve_over_sample_size=...)` + fine `ConvolverState` +
-   oversampled scatter/bin in the four convolution methods (+ tests vs §7).
-3. `Imaging`/`GridsDataset` plumbing + §6 guards (+ tests).
-4. Decorator `binned=False` + `operate/image.py` switch in PyAutoGalaxy
-   (+ tests).
-5. Mapper `mapping_matrix_over_sampled` + `operated_mapping_matrix_list`
-   wiring, sparse/linear-func guards (+ tests; profile memory before
-   defaulting on).
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 1: design note + numerical ground truth
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 1 of 4 of `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md` (split by the Feature Agent
-on 2026-07-08 — the parent scored too-large). This phase produces the design
-and the numerical reference result; **no source-code edits to the libraries**.
-
-## Background (from the parent prompt)
-
-A point spread function blurs images via 2D convolution, implemented in
-`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/convolver.py`. The source code currently
-requires PSF blurring to occur at the same resolution (pixel scale) as the
-image. For modeling, convolution can instead be performed at a higher
-resolution: evaluate the image on an oversampled grid, blur with an
-oversampled PSF, then downsample (bin) to the observed image resolution.
-Oversampling machinery lives in `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/over_sampling`.
-
-Adaptive (per-pixel) over-sample sizes make 2D PSF convolution ill-defined —
-this design assumes **uniform (non-adaptive) over sampling only**.
-
-## Deliverables
-
-1. **Design note** (posted to the phase GitHub issue, and saved alongside this
-   prompt as `oversampling_design.md`) covering:
-   - How `Convolver` gains a `convolve_over_sample_size` integer: the mapping
-     between the oversampled evaluation grid, the oversampled PSF kernel, and
-     the binning-down step to image resolution (e.g. size 2 = PSF at 2× the
-     image resolution).
-   - How `Imaging` (`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py`) gains
-     `convolve_over_sample_size_lp` and `convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization`
-     attributes for the light-profile and pixelization operations respectively,
-     alongside the existing `over_sample_size_lp` / `over_sample_size_pixelization`.
-   - How PSF convolution enters the inversion path: read
-     `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging` and its parents.
-     The working hypothesis is that oversampled convolution can be wired into
-     `mapping.py`; `sparse.py` is explicitly deferred to future work — confirm
-     or correct this and record why.
-   - How model-image blurring in `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/image.py`
-     consumes the new Convolver behaviour (survey only — implementation is
-     phase 2).
-   - How the code should behave when adaptive over sampling is requested
-     together with oversampled convolution (expect: raise loudly, no silent
-     fallback).
-2. **Numerical ground truth**: a standalone brute-force reference computation
-   (script or notebook-style scratch, checked in with this phase) using a
-   simple analytic oversampled PSF, producing the number(s) the phase-2 unit
-   tests and phase-3 workspace test will assert against.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Design note answers every point above with file/line grounding.
-- Ground-truth script runs and its result is recorded in the design note.
-- No edits to PyAutoArray/PyAutoGalaxy source.
-
-Parent: `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`. Next: `oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md`.
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 2: core library API
-
-> **RETIRED 2026-07-09 (reconcile pass).** Superseded by phases 2a/2b/2c, all merged: core PyAutoArray#355, inversion #357, autogalaxy consumer PyAutoGalaxy#481 (complete.md: psf-oversample-core/inversion/galaxy). This umbrella phase-2 prompt is fully covered.
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-- PyAutoGalaxy
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: split-into-phases
-Phases:
-- oversampling_phase_2a_convolver_dataset.md
-- oversampling_phase_2b_inversion_wiring.md
-- oversampling_phase_2c_autogalaxy_consumer.md
-
-<!-- Split by the Feature Agent on 2026-07-08 (score 10, too-large for one
-     PR) after the phase-1 design was approved (PyAutoArray#353). The cut
-     follows the design note's execution sketch: 2a = Convolver + dataset
-     (design steps 1-4 autoarray side), 2b = inversion wiring (step 5),
-     2c = PyAutoGalaxy consumer (step 4 galaxy side; also blocked by the
-     kaplinghat-sidm-cored-nfw PyAutoGalaxy claim). This file is the split
-     record, not an executable task. -->
-
-Phase 2 of 4 of `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`. Requires the phase-1
-design note and numerical ground truth (`oversampling_phase_1_design.md`) —
-do not start until phase 1 has shipped; implement what the design note
-decided, not a fresh design.
-
-## Scope
-
-1. **`Convolver`** (`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/convolver.py`): add a
-   `convolve_over_sample_size` integer specifying the over sample size of the
-   PSF, so convolution runs at higher-than-image resolution (size 2 = PSF at
-   2× the image resolution) and bins down to the observed resolution.
-2. **`Imaging`** (`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py`): extend
-   the constructor with `convolve_over_sample_size_lp` and
-   `convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization` attributes, following the pattern
-   of the existing `over_sample_size_lp` / `over_sample_size_pixelization`
-   parameters, and plumb them into the Convolver(s).
-3. **Inversion path**: wire oversampled convolution into
-   `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/mapping.py` per the
-   phase-1 design. `sparse.py` stays untouched — future work.
-4. **Model images**: update PSF blurring in
-   `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/image.py` so modeling evaluates images on
-   the oversampled grid, blurs at high resolution, and downsamples.
-5. **Adaptive guard**: adaptive (per-pixel) over-sample sizes are incompatible
-   with oversampled 2D convolution — raise a clear error, never silently
-   degrade (no None-guards; bad input crashes loudly).
-
-## Tests
-
-- Unit tests in both libraries, numpy-only (no JAX in library unit tests),
-  asserting against the phase-1 numerical ground truth.
-- `convolve_over_sample_size=1` must reproduce existing behaviour exactly
-  (regression parity).
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Full pytest suites pass in PyAutoArray and PyAutoGalaxy worktrees, plus
-  downstream library suites if the public API surface changes.
-- Library PR carries an `## API Changes` summary for the phase-3 workspace
-  follow-up.
-
-Parent: `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`.
-Previous: `oversampling_phase_1_design.md`. Next: `oversampling_phase_3_workspace_examples.md`.
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 2a: Convolver + dataset core API
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 2a of the oversampled-PSF feature. Implements steps 1–4 (PyAutoArray
-side) of the approved design `feature/autoarray/oversampling_design.md`
-(approved unchanged on PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray#353) — implement the design
-verbatim, do not re-design. Split from `oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md`
-(scored too-large): 2a = Convolver + dataset; 2b = inversion wiring;
-2c = PyAutoGalaxy consumer switch (blocked on an unrelated PyAutoGalaxy claim).
-
-## Scope (design note §§1–3, 5 autoarray half, 6)
-
-1. `mask_2d_upscaled_from(mask, s)` util (+ `derive_mask` hook if idiomatic)
-   and the cached sub-block ↔ fine-row-major slim permutation builder.
-2. `Convolver(convolve_over_sample_size: int = 1)`: fine-kernel semantics,
-   `state_from` builds the fine `ConvolverState` (+ permutation + bin
-   indices), oversampled scatter/convolve/bin/slim in `convolved_image_from`
-   and `convolved_mapping_matrix_from` (all four variants), shape check that
-   raises on binned input when s > 1, kernel pixel-scale validation.
-3. `Imaging` / `GridsDataset`: `convolve_over_sample_size_lp` /
-   `convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization` (int, default 1), equality rule
-   vs `over_sample_size_*` (uniform int, equal, else raise), blurring grid
-   `over_sample_size = s`, `psf_setup_state` fine state, `from_fits` /
-   `apply_mask` / `apply_over_sampling` pass-through, sparse_operator guard.
-4. `over_sample` decorator: `binned: bool = True` pass-through kwarg
-   (autoarray side only — the PyAutoGalaxy caller switch is phase 2c).
-5. Adaptive guards per design §6 (TypeError / DatasetException, loud).
-
-## Tests (numpy-only)
-
-- Unit tests assert the ground-truth numbers in design §7
-  (`oversampling_ground_truth.py`): s=1 strict parity with existing
-  behaviour, s=2 reference values through `Convolver.convolved_image_from`.
-- Guard tests: adaptive + s>1 raises; binned input to s>1 Convolver raises;
-  kernel pixel-scale mismatch raises.
-- Full PyAutoArray pytest suite passes.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- `convolve_over_sample_size=1` leaves every existing test untouched.
-- PR carries `## API Changes` for phases 2b/2c/3.
-
-Parent: `oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md` (split record) /
-`oversampling.md`. Next: `oversampling_phase_2b_inversion_wiring.md`.
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 2b: inversion wiring
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: issued
-
-Phase 2b of the oversampled-PSF feature — issued 2026-07-08 as PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray#356 at 2a PR-open; it builds on
-the 2a Convolver API. Implements design note §4
-(`feature/autoarray/oversampling_design.md`, approved on
-PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray#353) verbatim.
-
-## Scope (design note §4)
-
-1. `Mapper.mapping_matrix_over_sampled` — sub-resolution mapping matrix
-   (one row per sub-pixel, no `sub_fraction` fold), reusing
-   `slim_for_sub_slim` / existing index maps.
-2. `AbstractInversionImaging.operated_mapping_matrix_list`
-   (`inversion/inversion/imaging/abstract.py:104-116`): route through the
-   oversampled Convolver path when
-   `psf.convolve_over_sample_size > 1` (mapping formalism only — mapping.py
-   itself needs no logic change).
-3. Loud guards on the paths that consume `psf.kernel.native` directly:
-   `InversionImagingSparse.psf_weighted_data` and the preloaded linear-func
-   operated matrices (`abstract.py:215-230`) raise when handed an s>1
-   Convolver (deferred formalism, per the approved design).
-4. Memory profile of the ×s² FFT cube on a realistic pixelization before
-   anything defaults on (design §4 risk; chunking noted as mitigation).
-
-## Tests (numpy-only)
-
-- `mapping_matrix_over_sampled` binned by mean reproduces `mapping_matrix`
-  exactly (delta-kernel identity).
-- End-to-end mapping-formalism inversion at s=2 against a brute-force
-  reference built from the ground-truth machinery.
-- Guard tests for sparse + linear-func paths.
-- Full PyAutoArray pytest suite passes.
-
-Parent: `oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md` (split record).
-Previous: `oversampling_phase_2a_convolver_dataset.md`.
-Next: `oversampling_phase_2c_autogalaxy_consumer.md`.
diff --git a/active/oversampling_phase_2c_autogalaxy_consumer.md b/active/oversampling_phase_2c_autogalaxy_consumer.md
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 2c: PyAutoGalaxy consumer switch
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoGalaxy
-Repos:
-- PyAutoGalaxy
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-Phase 2c of the oversampled-PSF feature. **Blocked at creation** (2026-07-08)
-by the `kaplinghat-sidm-cored-nfw` worktree claim on PyAutoGalaxy — start
-after that task ships and after phase 2a is merged. Implements design note §5
-(`feature/autoarray/oversampling_design.md`, approved on
-PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray#353) verbatim.
-
-## Scope (design note §5)
-
-1. `autogalaxy/operate/image.py::_blurred_image_2d_from` /
-   `blurred_image_2d_from`: when `psf.convolve_over_sample_size > 1`,
-   evaluate image and blurring image with `binned=False` (the 2a decorator
-   kwarg) and pass the sub-gridded arrays to the Convolver.
-2. The list/dict variants (`blurred_image_2d_list_from`,
-   `galaxy_blurred_image_2d_dict_from`) route through the same switch.
-3. `padded_image_2d_from` / `unmasked_blurred_image_2d_from` stay at image
-   resolution — documented limitation (revisit in the docs phase).
-
-## Tests (numpy-only)
-
-- s=1: strict parity with existing blurred-image outputs.
-- s=2: blurred image through `operate/image.py` matches the same computation
-  done directly through the 2a Convolver API.
-- Full PyAutoGalaxy pytest suite passes (plus PyAutoArray downstream check).
-
-Parent: `oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md` (split record).
-Previous: `oversampling_phase_2b_inversion_wiring.md`.
-Next: `oversampling_phase_3_workspace_examples.md` (existing).
diff --git a/active/oversampling_phase_3_workspace_examples.md b/active/oversampling_phase_3_workspace_examples.md
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 3: workspace tests + simulator example
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_workspace
-Repos:
-- autolens_workspace
-- autolens_workspace_test
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 3 of 4 of `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`. Depends on the phase-2
-library PRs — all merged or open as of 2026-07-08: 2a PyAutoArray#355
-(merged), 2b PyAutoArray#357 (merged), 2c PyAutoGalaxy#481 (includes linear
-light profile support via `operated_mapping_matrix_override`). **Start only
-after #481 merges** (the light-profile and linear-light legs need it).
-
-## Scope
-
-1. **Numerical test**: extend
-   `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/convolution.py` with a numerical
-   test of oversampled PSF convolution.
-2. **Ground-truth test file**: build on that in a separate test script using a
-   simple oversampled PSF, asserting the source code reproduces the phase-1
-   numerical ground truth (`oversampling_design.md` §7 reference values).
-3. **Coverage across all supported model surfaces** (user requirement,
-   2026-07-08) — each fitted at `convolve_over_sample_size=2` through the full
-   `FitImaging` flow, with s=1 parity checks:
-   - **standard light profiles** (2c consumer switch),
-   - **linear light profiles** (`operated_mapping_matrix_override` fine path),
-   - **operated light profiles** (added at image resolution, unblurred — by
-     definition; assert unchanged behaviour alongside blurred components),
-   - **pixelized sources** via the mapping formalism (2b wiring; rectangular
-     + delaunay). Also assert the loud-guard surfaces: sparse formalism
-     (`sparse_operator`), the `data_linear_func_matrix` preload, and adaptive
-     over sampling all raise under an oversampled PSF.
-4. **Simulator example**: extend
-   `@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py` to show how to use
-   oversampled PSFs in a real simulation.
-
-## Notes
-
-- Uniform over sampling only — adaptive sub-sizes are out of scope (the
-  library raises on that combination; the example should say so briefly).
-- Check `.gitignore` covers any new output/image directories before shipping
-  (pre-flight `git diff --stat` for binary leaks).
-- Mirror any new library config keys into the workspace configs if phase 2
-  introduced them.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Both test scripts run clean against the phase-2 branches and pass.
-- Simulator example runs end-to-end and its prose explains the
-  `convolve_over_sample_size` choice.
-- Workspace PR sits behind the library-first merge gate (phase-2 PR merges
-  first).
-
-Parent: `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`.
-Previous: `oversampling_phase_2_core_api.md`. Next: `oversampling_phase_4_docs.md`.
diff --git a/active/oversampling_phase_4_docs.md b/active/oversampling_phase_4_docs.md
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-# Oversampled PSF convolution — phase 4: documentation
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 4 of 4 of `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`. Depends on phases 2–3
-being shipped; documents what actually landed, not the original plan.
-
-## Scope
-
-1. **Docstrings**: audit `Convolver.convolve_over_sample_size` and the new
-   `Imaging` constructor parameters (`convolve_over_sample_size_lp`,
-   `convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization`) — full parameter docs with the
-   size-2-means-2×-resolution example.
-2. **API reference**: update `docs/api/*.rst` autosummary entries touched by
-   the new API (PyAutoArray; check downstream docs only if they enumerate
-   these signatures).
-3. **Workspace guides**: where the imaging/over-sampling guide prose in
-   `autolens_workspace` describes PSF convolution resolution, add a short
-   section on oversampled convolution pointing at the phase-3 simulator
-   example. Anchor on the core imaging API surface; keep it brief.
-4. Record the explicit limitations: adaptive over sampling unsupported with
-   oversampled convolution; `inversion/imaging/sparse.py` deferred to future
-   work.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- Docs build clean (no new broken module paths / autosummary warnings).
-- No behaviour changes — prose and docstrings only.
-
-Parent: `feature/autoarray/oversampling.md`.
-Previous: `oversampling_phase_3_workspace_examples.md`.
diff --git a/active/oversampling_refactor_followup.md b/active/oversampling_refactor_followup.md
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-# Oversampled-PSF series follow-up: refactor pass (Refactor Agent)
-
-Type: refactor
-Target: PyAutoArray
-Repos:
-- PyAutoArray
-- PyAutoGalaxy
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft
-
-Follow-up to the oversampled PSF convolution series (design PyAutoArray#353;
-phases 2a #354/PR#355 merged, 2b #356/PR#357, 2c PyAutoGalaxy#480). Filed in
-`feature/autoarray/` alongside the series per instruction; **Type is refactor —
-route through the Refactor Agent** (`/refactor` → `bin/pyauto-brain refactor`),
-behaviour-preserving with no API changes.
-
-**Sequencing:** run only after PR#357 (2b) and the 2c PR have merged *and* the
-phase-3 workspace numerical tests exist — the refactor's safety comes from the
-test surface, and phase 3 completes it (unit ground-truth + workspace-level
-parity). Do not start while any series PR is open.
-
-## Scope — refactor everything the series touched, in particular:
-
-1. **`@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/convolver.py` (priority)** — now ~1400
-   lines. Structural duplication has compounded: 4 public convolution methods ×
-   (numpy real-space / JAX real-space / JAX FFT) variants, plus the phase-2a
-   `_convolved_*_over_sampled_{np,jax}_from` helpers which mirror the FFT body
-   with permuted scatter + mean bin-down. Extract the shared machinery
-   (masked scatter → convolve → gather/bin pipeline; the roll/dynamic-slice FFT
-   epilogue; the blurring-image warning) and consider splitting the module
-   (e.g. `convolver/` package: state, real-space, fft, over-sample). The
-   even→odd fft_shape workaround noted in `ConvolverState`'s docstring is a
-   known wart to evaluate while in there.
-2. **`@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/image.py` (priority)** — getting large
-   (~580 lines). Phase 2c added three near-identical
-   `convolve_over_sample_size > 1` switches (`blurred_image_2d_from`,
-   `blurred_image_2d_list_from`, `galaxy_blurred_image_2d_dict_from`); extract
-   the oversampled-evaluation branching into one helper, and assess splitting
-   the module (blurring / padding-visualization / visibilities concerns are
-   distinct).
-3. **Smaller series debris:**
-   - `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py` —
-     `_validate_convolve_over_sample_size` placement, and the psf
-     rebuild/normalize/state block in `Imaging.__init__` which has grown
-     conditional arms.
-   - `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/mappers/abstract.py` —
-     `mapping_matrix` / `mapping_matrix_over_sampled` share their call shape;
-     parameterize rather than duplicate if it reads cleaner.
-   - `@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/over_sampling/over_sample_util.py` —
-     `mask_2d_upscaled_from` / `sub_slim_to_fine_slim_from` docstring + naming
-     consistency with the module's conventions.
-
-## Constraints (behaviour-preserving — the refactor contract)
-
-- Zero behaviour change: the ground-truth-pinned tests (s=1 parity, s=2
-  reference values to 1e-12, delta-kernel identities) and all suite counts
-  must pass unmodified — never edit a test to make a refactor pass.
-- Public API unchanged (no renames/removals; the series' new API is
-  user-facing as of the next release).
-- JAX paths stay JAX-compatible (static shapes, pure gathers/scatters); no
-  new closures that cache-bust JIT.
-- Full suites in PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy and PyAutoLens are the gate, plus
-  the phase-3 workspace tests once they exist.
diff --git a/active/pixelization_galaxy.md b/active/pixelization_galaxy.md
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-The following example applies pixelizations to galaxies in autogalaxy:
-
-@autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/pixelization
-
-At the moment the applicaiton is a bit basic, and not really a good example of how one would want to use
-these tools on galaxies for surface brightness fitting.
-
-Can you update the example (which may include simulating a clump galaxy via a new simulator,
-see @autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py). The idea is that the galaxy would have a central bulge,
-fitted for by a Sersic profiel, and then assymetric clumpy star formaiton that is hard to fit with a parametric profile, 
-and so we would use a pixelization to fit this part of the galaxy.
-
-Give me a plan for this, making sure to apply it to all codes in the pixelization package.
-
-Once you have done this, can you look throughout the workspace as pixelization descriptions and look for more
-upportunities in text to make it clear this is the example usage of the fucntion.
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diff --git a/active/plot_rst_functional_api_rewrite.md b/active/plot_rst_functional_api_rewrite.md
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-# Rewrite docs/api/plot.rst to document the functional plot API
-
-Type: docs
-Target: PyAutoLens
-Repos:
-- PyAutoLens
-- PyAutoGalaxy
-- PyAutoFit
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-up from PyAutoLens#592 (release-docs polish, Phase A). The audit found that
-`docs/api/plot.rst` in PyAutoGalaxy and PyAutoLens (and almost certainly PyAutoFit)
-documented an **object-oriented plotting subsystem that has been removed** — `MatPlot1D/2D`,
-`Visuals1D/2D`, `Units/Figure/Axis/Cmap/Colorbar/.../Title/Legend`, and every
-`*Scatter` / `*Overlay` / overscan wrapper (~34 entries per file). These are truly absent from
-the installed stack; plotting is now a **functional API** (`aplt.plot_array(...)`,
-`aplt.subplot_*(...)`, `output_path=`/`output_filename=`/`output_format=` kwargs).
-
-Under #592 those dead OO entries were **pruned** (the "Plot Customization" and "Matplotlib
-Wrappers" sections removed) so the docs are correct but now thinner. This prompt is the
-**positive rewrite**: document the current functional plot API properly.
-
-Scope:
-- Add a "Plot Customization" / "Output & Figure Control" section to each `plot.rst` describing
-  the functional API: passing `output_path`, `output_filename`, `output_format` (and any
-  title/label/colormap kwargs) directly to the `aplt.*` calls — grounded against the installed
-  API (`dir(autolens.plot)` / `dir(autoarray.plot)`; note `Output` survives in `autoarray.plot`).
-- Keep the surviving "Plotters [aplt]" and "Non-linear Search Plot Functions" sections.
-- Do PyAutoFit's `plot.rst` in the same pass (once its `ep-graphical-docs` worktree, PR #1334,
-  has merged — it currently claims the PyAutoFit checkout).
-- Anchor the prose on the workspace plot guides (`autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/plot/`).
-
-Ground every documented symbol against the live API before listing it (use `PYAUTO_SKIP_API_GATE=1`
-to introspect). See PyAutoMemory note: plot API docs stale.
diff --git a/active/point_simulator_errors.md b/active/point_simulator_errors.md
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-The errors on the positions in the point_source simulator are very large, for example the noise_map adds a value of 0.05"
-which is the pixel scale of the image data (e.g. HST). However, I think much greater precision is possible via precisoin
-astrometry, and these large errors drive model fits to have large errors.
-
-Given the positions are basically where the point source hits image piels, its not even quite clear to me how exactly
-we should simulate the noise, but maybe it should not be drawing from a Gaussian?
-
-The errors on the time delay, which mutliply by 0.25 are also unrealistically large, a value of 0.05, or less, is more suitable.
-
-I suspect the fluxes may be quite unrealistic too.
-
-Can you read the point_source simulator.py script, and do some deep research on what errors should be and then updated
-the script and its docstrings accordingly.
-
-This also includes the cosmology use case in z_projects/concr which should be reduced.
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-The PointDataset object in @PyAutoLens/autolens/point was designed with single lensed point sources in mind, which means
-single inputs or a small  number of inputs are used to use it, see @autolens_workspace/scripts/point_source/simulator.py .
-
-To model multiple point sources, we use a list of PointDatasets, which would be input into an AnalysisFactorGraph
-which is illustrated in @autolens_workspace/scripts/multi/modeling.py. 
-
-We have an example which simulates a lens with two point sourcs @autolens_workspace/scripts/point_source/features/double_einstein_cross
-but it does not model it. Can you basically make it so the simulated data is modeled using the multi API? And, whilst we're 
-here, can you rename it from double_einstein_cross to just multiple_sources, which is more generic.
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diff --git a/active/polish_phase_1_design.md b/active/polish_phase_1_design.md
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-# polish phase 1 — holistic design review and lock-in
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 1 of 4 of `polish.md` (see parent for full intent). No profiling runs in
-this phase — design and results-presentation groundwork only.
-
-autolens_profiling is now a mature project with good separation into packages
-(instruments, latent, likelihood_runtime, likelihood_breakdown, vram, …). Before
-the PreOptimizationTimes baseline campaign (phases 2–4), do deep research on the
-project and have one last think about ways to improve it: redesigns that make it
-more concise and clearer. We will be extending it with more datasets, packages
-and instruments, so this is the opportunity to lock the core design in well.
-
-Also scan the repo and make sure that when profiling results come in they are
-saved as `.md` or `.json` files and clearly displayed in per-package GitHub
-`.md` files for browsing. Design (but do not yet populate) a high-level results
-dashboard on the GitHub README. The baseline result set will be named
-**PreOptimizationTimes** — the comparison base for the optimization work that
-follows.
-
-Out of scope: any profiling runs (phases 2–4); searches; point_source; laptop
-GPU (user runs those in a follow-up); the future PyAutoBrain profiling agent
-idea recorded in the parent prompt.
diff --git a/active/polish_phase_2_vram.md b/active/polish_phase_2_vram.md
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-# polish phase 2 — vram-first validation sweep
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 2 of 4 of `polish.md` (see parent for full intent). Depends on phase 1
-(design locked).
-
-Profiling runs have historically flagged memory/VRAM issues that side-tracked
-the campaign into source fixes. To avoid that, run the `vram` package **first**,
-across the imaging, interferometer and datacube configs that phase 3 will
-profile, so memory issues and other bugs surface now rather than mid-campaign.
-
-Deliverables:
-- vram results for the phase-3 config matrix, saved per the phase-1 results
-  conventions (`.json` + `.md`).
-- The computed vmap batch sizes per config — phase 3's `likelihood_runtime`
-  sweeps are vmap-only and consume these batch sizes.
-- Any memory/VRAM bugs found are triaged: fix here only if small and in-repo;
-  otherwise file as separate `bug/` prompts and do not side-track the campaign.
-
-Out of scope: runtime/breakdown sweeps (phases 3–4); searches; point_source;
-laptop GPU.
diff --git a/active/polish_phase_3_runtimes.md b/active/polish_phase_3_runtimes.md
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-# polish phase 3 — PreOptimizationTimes runtime campaign
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 3 of 4 of `polish.md` (see parent for full intent). Depends on phase 2
-(vram validated; vmap batch sizes computed).
-
-Run the full `likelihood_runtime` campaign to establish the
-**PreOptimizationTimes** baseline — the last profiling before the optimization
-and speed-up work, so these are the run times everything after is compared to.
-
-Matrix:
-- **Instruments** — all instrument types per dataset kind: imaging (AO, JWST,
-  HST), interferometer, datacube. No point_source.
-- **Modes** — vmap only, using the batch sizes computed by the vram package in
-  phase 2. For imaging also do the whole sparse vs mapping comparison, making
-  sure it runs through packages like vram.
-- **Platforms** — laptop CPU, HPC CPU, HPC A100; A100 mixed-precision profiling
-  wherever the source code supports it. **Do not run laptop GPU** — the user
-  runs those in a follow-up prompt when the laptop is free.
-
-Save all results per the phase-1 conventions (`.json` + `.md`, displayed in the
-per-package GitHub `.md` files), tagged PreOptimizationTimes.
-
-No searches — this campaign profiles likelihood functions only.
diff --git a/active/polish_phase_4_breakdown_dashboard.md b/active/polish_phase_4_breakdown_dashboard.md
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-# polish phase 4 — likelihood breakdown and README dashboard
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autolens_profiling
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Phase 4 of 4 of `polish.md` (see parent for full intent). Depends on phase 3
-(PreOptimizationTimes runtime results in).
-
-Two deliverables:
-
-1. **likelihood_breakdown** — per-step decomposition for one representative
-   config per dataset kind: HST for imaging, Alma_high for interferometer, and
-   datacube. Same platforms as phase 3 (laptop CPU, HPC CPU, HPC A100 + mixed
-   precision where supported); results saved per the phase-1 conventions and
-   tagged PreOptimizationTimes.
-
-2. **README dashboard** — populate the high-level dashboard designed in phase 1
-   on the GitHub README, showing all key PreOptimizationTimes results at a
-   glance, with links down into the per-package `.md` result pages.
-
-Out of scope: searches; point_source; laptop GPU (user follow-up); the future
-PyAutoBrain profiling agent (separate `feature/pyautobrain/` prompt when its
-time comes).
diff --git a/active/portable_user_defaults.md b/active/portable_user_defaults.md
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-# Portable user defaults and environment discovery
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-**Rescoped by user decision 2026-07-10:** implement the **environment-discovery half now** —
-inspect Git/GitHub identity and authentication, available SSH host aliases where practical, and
-the existing profile/project configuration *before* asking the user questions, with the
-precedence order below. The `~/.config/autolens_assistant/user.yaml` defaults-file half stays
-**evidence-gated and deferred** exactly as written: do not add the YAML until real multi-project
-usage shows which non-discoverable values recur.
-
-`autolens_assistant` already separates user and environment state across appropriate sources:
-
-- durable scientific context, interaction preference, and HPC access constraints live in
-  `@autolens_assistant/wiki/project/profile.md`;
-- project-specific HPC routing lives in gitignored `hpc/sync.conf`;
-- SSH credentials and aliases live in `~/.ssh/config`;
-- GitHub authentication lives in `gh auth`, and Git identity lives in `git config`;
-- project identity and provenance live in `project.yaml`.
-
-Do not add another configuration system merely to duplicate these sources. First use the
-assistant across multiple real science projects and identify which non-secret values users are
-repeatedly asked to provide.
-
-Future feature, if repeated setup proves significant:
-
-- Add lightweight environment discovery for standard tools: inspect Git/GitHub identity and
-  authentication, available SSH host aliases where practical, and the assistant's existing
-  profile and project configuration before asking the user questions.
-- Optionally support machine-local, reusable defaults at a conventional location such as
-  `~/.config/autolens_assistant/user.yaml`. Keep this file optional and limited to non-secret
-  defaults that cannot be reliably discovered, such as preferred GitHub owner/organisation,
-  name/ORCID, default HPC alias and base directory, preferred interaction mode, repository
-  visibility, and remote-execution posture.
-- Use an explicit precedence order:
-  `user's current instruction -> project configuration -> optional user defaults -> detected
-  standard-tool state -> ask`.
-- Never store GitHub tokens, SSH keys, passwords, MFA material, or other credentials. Standard
-  tools remain authoritative for authentication and account selection.
-- Handle multiple GitHub accounts, clusters, and project-specific overrides without assuming
-  that one global default is always correct.
-- Prefer a small setup/preflight workflow over mandatory onboarding. It should explain what was
-  detected, what remains unknown, and where each value will be stored.
-
-Before implementation, collect evidence from normal use: which questions recur, whether defaults
-are stable across projects and machines, and whether environment discovery alone removes most of
-the friction. If repetition remains low, retain the current design and do not implement the YAML.
-
-## Original request
-
-> Have personal user mode set up via a yaml or something? This was initially for HPC settings but
-> I am left wondering how useful this idea is, I guess the point is I always link to HPC and GitHub
-> and other things using standard accounts so a user used to using autolens asssistant needs the
-> same tools
-
-> ok then this sounds like another PyAutoPrompt if one isnt already there
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/positions_test_mode_bug.md b/active/positions_test_mode_bug.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 22f24662..00000000
--- a/active/positions_test_mode_bug.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,62 +0,0 @@
-The following error is caused when in PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 the mass model is some random awful garbage that does 
-not creatr positions that are good or physical or reliable for the lens model:
-
-((PyAuto) ) jammy@DESKTOP-H143S82:~/Code/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace$ PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2 python scripts/imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py
-
-Traceback (most recent call last):
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py", line 983, in <module>
-    source_pix_result_1 = source_pix_1(
-                          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/pixelization/delaunay.py", line 655, in source_pix_1
-    source_lp_result.positions_likelihood_from(
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/autolens/analysis/result.py", line 333, in positions_likelihood_from
-    threshold = self.positions_threshold_from(
-                ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/autolens/analysis/result.py", line 254, in positions_threshold_from
-    threshold = factor * np.nanmax(positions_fits.max_separation_of_plane_positions)
-                                   ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/autolens/point/max_separation.py", line 87, in max_separation_of_plane_positions
-    return max(self.furthest_separations_of_plane_positions)
-               ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoLens/autolens/point/max_separation.py", line 83, in furthest_separations_of_plane_positions
-    return self.plane_positions.furthest_distances_to_other_coordinates
-           ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-  File "/home/jammy/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoArray/autoarray/structures/grids/irregular_2d.py", line 250, in furthest_distances_to_other_coordinates
-    furthest = self._xp.sqrt(self._xp.nanmax(sq_dists, axis=1))
-                             ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-  File "/home/jammy/venv/PyAuto/lib/python3.12/site-packages/numpy/lib/_nanfunctions_impl.py", line 486, in nanmax
-    res = np.fmax.reduce(a, axis=axis, out=out, **kwargs)
-          ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
-ValueError: zero-size array to reduction operation fmax which has no identity
-
-
-Can you make it so that a check is performed to see if the positions computed in positions_likelihood_from are
-sensible or exist or not nans (check what they are when this script runs) and put in a PYAUTO_TEST_MODE fix
-which simply converts the positions to (1.0, 0.0) and (-1.0, 0.0), the rest of the code should then run functionally
-as expected.
-
-
-
-
-can you combine this solution with another relatrd issue I drafted:
-
-This is in group/simulator.py and annoying for users:
-
-
-small_datasets = os.environ.pop("PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS", None)
-
-solver = al.PointSolver.for_grid(
-    grid=al.Grid2D.uniform(shape_native=(500, 500), pixel_scales=0.1),
-    pixel_scale_precision=0.001,
-    magnification_threshold=0.01,
-)
-
-positions = solver.solve(
-    tracer=tracer, source_plane_coordinate=source_galaxy.bulge.centre
-)
-
-if small_datasets is not None:
-    os.environ["PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS"] = small_datasets
-
-Can you make it so if PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1, the PointSOlver knows to just return two positions at some
-small but convenient values (e.g. (1.0, 0.0), (0.0, 1.0)), so that testing doesnt break.
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diff --git a/active/post_phase3_consolidation.md b/active/post_phase3_consolidation.md
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index 47b61de1..00000000
--- a/active/post_phase3_consolidation.md
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@@ -1,35 +0,0 @@
-# PyAutoReduce: post-phase-3 consolidation refactor (whole project)
-
-Type: refactor
-Target: PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Three instrument phases (ACS, WFC3, NIRCam) landed in two days; consolidate
-the accumulated structure debt across the whole repo, behaviour-preserving:
-
-- `pipeline.reduce_target` has grown to ~200 lines with backend branches —
-  decompose into per-stage functions with an explicit stage context, keeping
-  the provenance record layout byte-identical.
-- The three integration scripts (`reduce_slacs0008.py`, `reduce_j0252_wfc3.py`,
-  `reduce_cosmos_web_ring.py`) triplicate sub-pixel registration + parity
-  statistics — extract one shared validation module.
-- `drizzle/combine.py` and `drizzle/jwst_combine.py` duplicate the
-  chdir/resolve discipline and the provenance-fragment assembly (R, weight
-  uniformity, exposure lists) — extract shared helpers.
-- Known review deferral: `psf/stars.reject_crowded` is O(N²) — vectorize with
-  identical selection results (same output for the same input is the
-  invariant; this is structure, not optimisation).
-- Import placement and small smells accumulated by the fast phases
-  (function-local imports that can hoist without dependency cost, the
-  `exptime` coercion in pipeline, EPSFStars import site).
-
-Out of scope (behaviour-visible, not refactor): `_fwhm_of` diagnostic upgrade
-(changes reduction.json values), any dial default changes, tier-2 PSF.
-
-Witnesses: the 83-test unit suite (numpy/astropy-only, runs per commit);
-plus offline cached re-runs of `slacs0008-0004` (ACS path) and the F444W
-ring band (JWST path) as end-to-end behaviour witnesses — provenance records
-and products must be identical up to timestamps/software-version stamps.
diff --git a/active/profiling.md b/active/profiling.md
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index 70091a23..00000000
--- a/active/profiling.md
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@@ -1,7 +0,0 @@
-The files in @autolens_workspace_develoepr/jax_profiling give a clear run through of how long each step of the
-JAX likelihood function takes.
-
-However, the mge.py and other scripts have steps which I think do not go to the JAX jit level, due to the input
-and outputs not having an easy translation.
-
-Can you look at mge.py and explain what the issue is and how we make this fully have JAX jitted timings?
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diff --git a/active/prompt_sync_self_locating.md b/active/prompt_sync_self_locating.md
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index 6bc845b2..00000000
--- a/active/prompt_sync_self_locating.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-# Make prompt_sync.sh self-locating
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: PyAutoMind
-Repos:
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: low
-Status: draft — issue when convenient
-
-`scripts/prompt_sync.sh` hardcodes `PROMPT_REPO="$HOME/Code/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoMind"`
-(+ a legacy PyAutoPrompt fallback). It ships verbatim in PyAutoMind-template
-(spawn KEEP rule), so any adopter whose workspace root differs breaks on
-first use. Make it resolve relative to its own location the way
-`repos_sync.py` does (bash equivalent:
-`PROMPT_REPO="$(cd "$(dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}")/.." && pwd)"`), keeping
-an env-var override. Zero behaviour change for the live setup (same
-resolved path). Verify: source it from an unusual cwd; run
-prompt_sync_new_prompts as a no-op; spawn --check picks the fix up in the
-template on next regeneration.
diff --git a/active/psf_convolution_docstring_section_in_simulator_py.md b/active/psf_convolution_docstring_section_in_simulator_py.md
deleted file mode 100644
index ff01bd1e..00000000
--- a/active/psf_convolution_docstring_section_in_simulator_py.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,47 +0,0 @@
-# PSF Convolution docstring section in simulator.py examples
-
-Type: docs
-Target: workspaces
-Repos:
-- autogalaxy_workspace
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-The new workspaces document the PSF convolution. Document it like this:
-
-"""
-All CCD imaging data (e.g. Hubble Space Telescope, Euclid) are blurred by the telescope optics when they are imaged.
-
-The Point Spread Function (PSF) describes the blurring of the image by the telescope optics, in the form of a
-two dimensional convolution kernel. The lens modeling scripts use this PSF when fitting the data, to account for
-this blurring of the image.
-
-In this example, use a simple 2D Gaussian PSF, which is convolved with the image of the lens and source galaxies
-when simulating the dataset.
-"""
-# PSF convolution runs at the image resolution (sub size 1), which is the fastest
-# option and accurate for well-sampled PSFs. Supplying a PSF at a multiple of the
-# image resolution and raising this value improves blurring fidelity for
-# undersampled PSFs (e.g. HST / Euclid VIS) at extra compute cost — see
-# `guides/advanced/over_sampling.py` and the simulator's `__Oversampled PSF__` section.
-psf_convolve_over_sample_size = 1
-
-Requirements:
-- For each simulator.py script this now comes under a section header in the docstring called __PSF Convolution__ (make sure it's in the Contents / __Start Here__ contents list).
-- The over-sample comment must be INSIDE the docstring following the same prose style as everything else, NOT hashtag comments in a row.
-- Applies to all simulator.py examples.
-- Other simulator.py examples that capture it all under __Simulate__ do not need the header, but they should list the input as =1 in this part:
-  """
-  Simulate a simple Gaussian PSF for the image.
-  """
-  psf = al.Convolver.from_gaussian(
-      shape_native=(11, 11), sigma=0.1, pixel_scales=grid.pixel_scales
-  )
-- No docs explaining it are needed there (we assume users read the base simulator.py).
-- group/simulator.py needs the same doc as imaging/simulator.py.
-- This must be set up for autogalaxy_workspace as well as autolens_workspace.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-10 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/48ab0519-a9f8-4f41-9a60-0a0479e7694e/scratchpad/psf_intake.txt -->
diff --git a/active/psf_oversampling.md b/active/psf_oversampling.md
deleted file mode 100755
index 27f57327..00000000
--- a/active/psf_oversampling.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,58 +0,0 @@
-A point spreadh function is used to blur images via 2d convolution.
-
-This blurring occurs predominantly in the package @PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/convolver.py.
-
-The source code currently requires PSF blurring to occur at the same resolution (pixel scale) as the
-image, meaning the PSF is always the same resolution as the image.
-
-However, for modeling, convolution can be performed at a higher resolution than the image, which allows for more accurate 
-blurring and modeling of the image. This requires us to have an oversampled PSF, which is a PSF that has a higher 
-resolution than the image. 
-
-For modeling, where images are generated PSF blurring happens in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/image.py.
-
-Modeling can always evaluate images using a hgiher resolition grid, blurring them with the PSF at high
-resolution and then downsample to the observed image resolution. Oversampling is implemented in
-@PyAutoArray/autoarray/operators/over_sampling.
-
-Note that over sampling often uses an adaptive sub-szie, which means that 2D covnolution with a PSF is not
-well defined. for now, we will assume adaptive over sampling is not used.
-
-I want us to be able to append the Convolver class with a convolve_over_sample_size integer, which specifies the over sample size of the PSF. 
-This will allow us to perform convolution at a higher resolution than the image, which will improve the accuracy of the blurring and modeling of the image.
-For example, if convolve_over_sample_size is 2, then the PSF will be oversampled by a factor of 2, meaning it will have a resolution that is 2 times higher than the image.
-
-This, in turn, means out imaging object @PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py will need to be 
-extended to include the convolve_over_sample_size_lp and convolve_over_sample_size_pixelization attributes, which will 
-specify the over sample size of the PSF for the lensing and pixelization operations, respectively.
-
-class Imaging(AbstractDataset):
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        data: Array2D,  
-        noise_map: Optional[Array2D] = None,
-        psf: Optional[Convolver] = None,
-        psf_setup_state: bool = False,
-        noise_covariance_matrix: Optional[np.ndarray] = None,
-        over_sample_size_lp: Union[int, Array2D] = 4,
-        over_sample_size_pixelization: Union[int, Array2D] = 4,
-        use_normalized_psf: Optional[bool] = True,
-        check_noise_map: bool = True,
-        sparse_operator: Optional[ImagingSparseOperator] = None,
-    ):
-
-
-Also,read through the @PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging package, and parents, to see
-how PSF convolution enters this. I think we can get it to work in PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/mapping.py,
-and will leave work in PyAutoArray/autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/sparse.py to future work. 
-
-This is a complex task, therefore I think we should extend @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/convolution.py
-with a numerical test. 
-
-We should then build on this test in a separate test file using a simple over sampled PSF, to get a numerical
-result we can test the source code against.
-
-@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py is a good example we can build on to show how to use
-over sampled PSFs in a real simulation. We can extend this script to show how to use over sampled PSFs in a real simulation.
-
-Come up with a plan to implement over sampled PSFs.
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diff --git a/active/public_organ_tables_repos_sync.md b/active/public_organ_tables_repos_sync.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 42691984..00000000
--- a/active/public_organ_tables_repos_sync.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,59 +0,0 @@
-# Bring the public front-door organ tables under repos_sync
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoMind
-Repos:
-- PyAutoMind
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-## Problem
-
-`PyAutoMind/scripts/repos_sync.py` is the body-map generator: from `repos.yaml`
-(organ identity) plus `PyAutoBrain/ORGANISM.md` it regenerates the organ tables
-inside the workspace-root `AGENTS.md` and each per-organ `AGENTS.md`, and
-`--check` catches drift. But the **public-facing** organ listings are
-hand-maintained copies that are *not* under this sync, and they drift silently —
-on 2026-07-13 the **Gut** organ had fallen out of all three:
-
-1. `.github` org profile README — the organ table (`PyAutoLabs/.github`, `profile/README.md`).
-2. PyAutoScientist repo README — the organ table (`PyAutoLabs/PyAutoScientist`, `README.md`).
-3. `pyautolabs.github.io` — the `index.html` organism blurb that enumerates organs in prose ("an organism of … repositories — Mind, Brain, …").
-
-These were fixed by hand this session, but nothing prevents the next new organ
-from being dropped again.
-
-## Goal
-
-Adding a new organ to `repos.yaml` must **propagate to** (generate) or be
-**drift-checked against** (`--check`) these three public docs, so no organ can
-silently vanish from the front door.
-
-## Scope / considerations
-
-- These three docs live in **separate repos** from PyAutoMind, so the generator
-  cannot assume they sit in the working tree. Options to weigh in the plan:
-  - a **cross-repo** generate/check that operates on sibling checkouts when
-    present and is a no-op (with a warning) when absent, and/or
-  - a **drift report** the `/morning` and/or `/health` pass surfaces (gh-API
-    read of the three files on `main`, compared against the canonical organ set)
-    rather than an in-tree rewrite.
-- Prefer the **marker-block** idiom already used by `repos_sync.py` for the
-  `AGENTS.md` tables (generated region between sentinel comments) for the two
-  README tables; the `index.html` prose blurb needs a marker span or a
-  loosened check (assert every organ name appears) rather than a full rewrite.
-- The two README tables and the prose blurb have **different formats** from the
-  `AGENTS.md` tables (link style, column set, the Nerves/Gut ordering) — the
-  generator must render each target's own format, not force one house style.
-- Keep `repos.yaml` the single source of truth; ORGANISM.md remains the
-  boundary/role prose source. Do not introduce a second organ registry.
-
-## Acceptance
-
-- A new organ added to `repos.yaml` either regenerates or fails `--check`
-  against all three public docs.
-- `repos_sync.py --check` (and/or the morning/health drift surface) would have
-  flagged the missing **Gut** row/name in each of the three docs.
diff --git a/active/pyauto_plot.md b/active/pyauto_plot.md
deleted file mode 100644
index 970b13b3..00000000
--- a/active/pyauto_plot.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1 +0,0 @@
-Can you merge the environment variables PYAUTO_DISABLE_CRITICAL_CURVES And PYAUTO_FAST_PLOT into jsut PYAUTO_FAST_PLOT
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diff --git a/active/pyautobuild_api_baseline_release.md b/active/pyautobuild_api_baseline_release.md
deleted file mode 100644
index f9614b02..00000000
--- a/active/pyautobuild_api_baseline_release.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,33 +0,0 @@
-Follow-up to the autolens_assistant API-drift task (issue: stale `al.Kernel2D` /
-version-pin baseline + drift-check). That task adds an `api_audit_baseline.json` to
-autolens_assistant recording the PyAuto* versions + a hash of the public API surface, and
-a startup drift-check that warns when the installed autolens differs from the pinned
-baseline.
-
-Right now that baseline is regenerated manually (by running `work/audit_skill_apis.py`).
-We want it refreshed automatically as part of the release process, so the assistant's
-version pin always tracks the latest published autolens with no human in the loop.
-
-Build this into **@PyAutoBuild**'s release pipeline:
-
-- @PyAutoBuild already verifies workspace versions during a build (see
-  `@PyAutoBuild/verify_workspace_versions.sh` and `@PyAutoBuild/pre_build.sh` /
-  `@PyAutoBuild/autobuild/`). Add a step that, on a new autolens release, regenerates the
-  assistant's API baseline (PyAuto* versions + public-API-surface hash) and commits/opens
-  a PR against `@autolens_assistant` updating `wiki/core/api_audit_baseline.json`.
-- Decide the mechanism: either PyAutoBuild invokes the assistant's
-  `work/audit_skill_apis.py --write-baseline` against the freshly released stack, or
-  PyAutoBuild computes the same hash itself (shared helper) so the two never diverge.
-- The drift-check on the assistant side then becomes "are you on the released version the
-  assistant was last built for" — and a release automatically advances that pin.
-
-Open questions to resolve when picking this up:
-- Where the baseline regeneration runs (the release CI job vs a post-release dispatch to
-  autolens_assistant).
-- Whether the API-surface hash helper should live in PyAutoBuild and be imported by the
-  assistant's audit script, to guarantee both sides hash identically.
-- How this interacts with the existing `verify_workspace_versions.sh` workspace-version
-  check (same release hook, related concern).
-
-Do not start until the parent autolens_assistant baseline/drift-check task has shipped —
-this depends on the `api_audit_baseline.json` format it defines.
diff --git a/active/pyautogut_repo_skeleton.md b/active/pyautogut_repo_skeleton.md
deleted file mode 100644
index c0cc15a4..00000000
--- a/active/pyautogut_repo_skeleton.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,54 +0,0 @@
-# Stand up the PyAutoGut repo skeleton
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoGut
-Repos:
-- PyAutoGut
-- PyAutoMind
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Stand up **@PyAutoGut**, the new peer organ repo that owns the lifecycle of
-*condemned self-material* — decided in
-`research/pyautobrain/pyautogut_organ_decision.md`. This is the first of that
-decision's two build follow-ups (the Brain-side drive seam is the sibling
-`feature/pyautobrain/hygiene_pyautogut_drive_seam.md`).
-
-Scope — the storage substrate only (organ holds + voids; the reasoning stays in
-the Brain conductor):
-
-- **Attic remote + archive-ref convention.** Fragile forms (local unmerged
-  branches, `git stash` entries) are materialised as real commits and pushed
-  under an archive namespace — `refs/archive/condemned/<name>` — which stays out
-  of `git branch -a`, into PyAutoGut as the attic remote, *before* the local
-  copy is deleted. Recovery is a checkout; a stash becomes a branch/commit via
-  `git stash branch` or a tagged stash commit.
-- **The `condemned.md` manifest schema** (lands in @PyAutoMind, symmetric to
-  `parked.md`): one entry per item — `type` (branch/stash/file/test), `locator`,
-  `confidence`, `reason`, `merged?`, `condemned` date, `sweep-after` date,
-  `breaks-if-wrong`, and the archive ref/SHA to recover from. The `.md` is the
-  index; the git refs are the payload. Merged branches skip the pen (reachable
-  from `main` forever); committed code/test deletions need only the pre-delete
-  SHA recorded.
-- **Register PyAutoGut as a peer organ**: add it to @PyAutoMind `repos.yaml` and
-  to @PyAutoBrain `ORGANISM.md` (then `python3 scripts/repos_sync.py --write`),
-  as a body organ peer to Heart/Memory/Hands — the storage mirror of Memory
-  (Memory keeps; Gut sheds, recoverable until voided).
-
-Boundaries to settle in PyAutoGut's `AGENTS.md` (from the decision doc): vs
-Immune/`bug` (self+spent, not foreign+pathological), vs the hygiene conductor
-(Heart↔vitals template — the conductor drives, the organ stores/voids), vs
-Memory (retention vs release), vs Heart/profiling (no verdict, no compute
-measure).
-
-Note: creating the GitHub repo itself is a human-required step; the rest of the
-skeleton (conventions, manifest schema, doctrine wiring) is the supervised work.
-
-<!-- formalised 2026-07-12 from ideas.md by intake review; provenance:
-     research pyautogut-organ-decision · research/pyautobrain/pyautogut_organ_decision.md.
-     Target PyAutoGut is a new repo not yet in repos.yaml, so the deterministic
-     classifier could not resolve it — corrected to feature/pyautogut per the
-     decision doc's named follow-up. -->
diff --git a/active/pyautoreduce_hst_reduction_pipeline.md b/active/pyautoreduce_hst_reduction_pipeline.md
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index 03254d34..00000000
--- a/active/pyautoreduce_hst_reduction_pipeline.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-# PyAutoReduce: new HST data-reduction project for lens modeling
-
-Type: research
-Target: PyAutoReduce (new repo)
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-I want to make a new project, PyAutoData (but feel free to suggest better names), which performs all data reductions required for PyAutoLens modeling (and also PyAutoGalaxy). First, the focus will be on HST data reduction, making images comparable to the data I am used to modeling (e.g. /mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Science/subhalo/dataset/slacs). It should therefore drizzle the individual exposures to a common mosaic, do PSF estimation, have an RMS noise map including Poisson counts. Future work will include reducing other HST data (e.g. other wavelengths, WFC3), JWST data and other instruments, and producing individual frames for modeling (e.g. _flt images with cosmic rays). My understanding is you will have to download large HST tiles, but ultimately we only need cut-outs of each strong lens, so the project should have tools which exploit this to avoid too much hard disk space being used to store lots of tiles where possible. Read some strong lensing literature to work out how HST data reduction is performed; this github repo may give guidance albeit I think their reduction pipeline is not as high quality as SLACS (https://github.com/ajshajib/hst-lens) and it may also not do ACS. Do deep research in planning this, make a thorough plan for the HST steps and then a follow-up which we will flesh out later to do JWST (and other instruments). Where possible, we should stick to the default data reduction pipeline of each instrument and only add changes or deviations or customizations when required for specific lensing calculations. You will also benefit from trying to find science publications on weak lensing or AGN modeling which describe detailed PSF modeling.
-
-## Intake notes (2026-07-08)
-
-- **Name decided:** PyAutoReduce (user confirmed 2026-07-08; original prose above says "PyAutoData" — superseded).
-- **New repo** — no existing PyAuto* repo is the target; creating the repo is part of the work. Once named, add it to `PyAutoMind/repos.yaml` and run `repos_sync.py --write`.
-- **Phase 1 (this prompt):** deep research + thorough plan for HST/ACS reduction matching SLACS-quality data products (drizzled mosaic, PSF estimate, RMS noise map with Poisson counts), plus tile-download/cut-out strategy to limit disk use. Reference dataset: `/mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Science/subhalo/dataset/slacs`.
-- **Phase 2 (skeleton only for now, fleshed out later):** WFC3 / other HST wavelengths, JWST, other instruments, per-exposure `_flt` frames with cosmic rays.
-- **Design principle:** stick to each instrument's default reduction pipeline (e.g. STScI drizzlepac/calacs); deviate only where lensing calculations require it.
-- **Research inputs:** strong-lensing literature on HST reduction (SLACS as the quality bar); https://github.com/ajshajib/hst-lens as guidance (lower quality than SLACS, possibly no ACS); weak-lensing / AGN-modeling publications for detailed PSF modeling practice.
-
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-# PyAutoReduce validation: PJ011646 WFC3 reduction vs Aris's dataset
-
-Type: test
-Target: workspaces
-Repos:
-- autolens_assistant
-- PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Follow-up to the slacs1430+4105 PyAutoReduce validation: reduce the lens PJ011646 from archival HST/WFC3 data using PyAutoReduce and compare the result to Aris's existing dataset at /mnt/c/Users/Jammy/Science/aris_PJ011646/dataset/aris/PJ011646. Same comparison methodology as the SLACS task (image/noise/PSF residuals plus lens-model parity fits via autolens_assistant); exercises the WFC3 reduction path rather than ACS. Blocked-by: the slacs1430+4105 comparison task should ship first so the methodology is settled.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/pyautoscientist_3b_clone_seed.md b/active/pyautoscientist_3b_clone_seed.md
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-# PyAutoScientist 3b-3: implement the Clone agent (lightweight-seed first)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoBuild
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft — issue when spawn (3b-1) ships
-
-Implement `agents/conductors/clone/` against its approved DESIGN.md
-(Brain#59): CLI wiring, CloneDecision, the mandatory clone-mode question —
-implementing **lightweight-seed mode first** (constitution + setup skill +
-empty wiki scaffolds + pending-stub queue), since it is the
-autoproject_assistant path in the PyAutoScientist adoption story and needs
-no domain corpus. exact-clone / differentiated-sibling modes follow on
-demand. Generation executes via Build; the newborn validates via Heart
-(per the design's organ split).
diff --git a/active/pyautoscientist_3b_config_extraction.md b/active/pyautoscientist_3b_config_extraction.md
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-# PyAutoScientist 3b-4: organ config extraction (shrink the firewall allowlist)
-
-Type: refactor
-Target: PyAutoHeart
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoBuild
-- PyAutoBrain
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: low
-Status: draft — issue on demand (a concrete adopter or launch commitment)
-
-The original Phase 3 extraction, unchanged in scope (assessment §6-D):
-Heart version_skew/readiness tables → config/; Build maps → policy YAML;
-Brain constant tables → derived from repos.yaml where identity, policy
-file where vocabulary. One PR per organ behind its test suite. Each
-extraction MUST shrink `FIREWALL_ALLOWLIST` in repos_sync.py — the
-allowlist diff is the acceptance metric. Optionally follow with teaching
-`repos_sync --write` to stamp the surfaces from the body map (kills the
-live setup's own hand-mirroring; §8-4 "the only real engineering").
-
-## 4a/4b split (recorded 2026-07-10, Heart#53)
-
-4a SHIPPED: Heart (version_skew map + readiness/dashboard library tuples →
-config/repos.yaml, strict no-fallback) + Build (run_all matrix + slow_skip
-defaults → autobuild/config/workspaces.yaml); allowlist shrunk 42→16 tokens
-across five files. **4b remaining (Opus-executable against 4a's pattern):**
-Brain constant tables — sizing sets/aliases/MEMORY_WIKIS, intake
-TARGET_SIGNALS, feature/refactor maps, release LIBRARIES + nightly TAG_REPO —
-derived from repos.yaml where identity, per-organ policy file where
-vocabulary; Brain's 12-test suite is thin, so pair each move with a seam
-test. Also still open: Heart url_check_live fixup rules → config.
-
-## 4b SHIPPED (2026-07-10, Brain#75)
-
-Brain identity sets derive from the body map at runtime (strict); vocabulary
-in PyAutoBrain/config/policy.yaml (aliases, memory_wikis, target_signals,
-default wikis, test witness, release policy incl. nightly tag_repo); Heart
-url_check_live's 31 fixup rules → config/url_fixups.yaml (byte-identical,
-verified). Seam tests: Brain suite 12→22. Feature/intake decisions verified
-identical pre/post. Allowlist: sizing 8→1, refactor+activity_gate rows
-DELETED, url_check_live 11→3. Config extraction COMPLETE — the remaining
-allowlist is docstring examples + test fixtures + the workspace-root default.
diff --git a/active/pyautoscientist_3b_smoke_reusable.md b/active/pyautoscientist_3b_smoke_reusable.md
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-# PyAutoScientist 3b-2: generalise smoke_tests.yml into a reusable workflow
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: PyAutoBuild
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBuild
-- autofit_workspace
-- autogalaxy_workspace
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft — issue when phase3a ships
-
-The ~10 per-workspace smoke_tests.yml files are fat hand-copies
-(hard-coded dependency-chain checkouts). Create one reusable workflow
-(Build- or Heart-owned; follow the docs-build.yml precedent) parameterised
-by package + dependency chain; convert ONE workspace first, diff the
-check runs for parity, then sweep the rest + HowTos. Update Heart's
-required-workflow names only if they change (they should not). This is
-the missing piece that makes an adopter's workspace CI a thin caller —
-and deletes ~9 duplicate files from the live setup.
diff --git a/active/pyautoscientist_generalisation.md b/active/pyautoscientist_generalisation.md
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-# Generalise the organism into PyAutoScientist: adoption assessment + unified docs
-
-Type: docs
-Target: PyAutoBrain
-Repos:
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoMind
-- PyAutoMemory
-- PyAutoBuild
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoLens
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Make the PyAuto organism adoptable as **PyAutoScientist** — the basis for
-other people's AI dev workflows, driving projects completely independent of
-PyAutoFit/PyAutoLens — without splitting off from the repos in daily use and
-without touching the live setup's behaviour.
-
-The scoping is **done**: see the companion
-`pyautoscientist_generalisation_assessment.md` (same folder) for the coupling
-audit (§1), the category-contract insight (§2), the adversarial pass (§7) and
-the settled adoption model (§8). This prompt is the execution order.
-
-## Settled direction (do not re-litigate at start_dev)
-
-- **Adoption model: config-diff fork (§8).** One upstream — the live organs.
-  Adopters fork Brain/Heart/Build, replace only the declared config surfaces,
-  write their own Mind/Memory from skeletons, and `git pull` upstream cleanly.
-  Never one shared deployment; never a second hand-maintained "generic"
-  organism.
-- **One live organism.** No genericisation of `skills/*.md` bodies (they are
-  production prompts symlinked into `~/.claude`), no `AGENTS.md` rewrites, no
-  stability promises on organ `main` branches.
-- **Docs model (§4):** one ReadTheDocs project **pyautoscientist**, sourced
-  from `PyAutoBrain/docs/` (growth rule: no new organs). The live lensing
-  stack stays in the docs as the *labelled worked example* — do not purge it.
-
-## Phase 1 — zero behaviour risk (start here tomorrow)
-
-1. **Licenses.** Add LICENSE to PyAutoBrain, PyAutoMind, PyAutoHeart,
-   PyAutoMemory (PyAutoBuild already has one). Match the existing PyAuto
-   library licence unless Jammy says otherwise; for PyAutoMemory decide
-   structure-vs-content licensing explicitly (ask — human decision).
-2. **README rewrites.** Shrink all five organ READMEs to ~20–40 human-written
-   lines each: what it is, one table or diagram, link to ORGANISM.md and (once
-   live) the RTD. READMEs are human-facing only — agents load AGENTS.md and
-   skills — so this cannot regress behaviour. Kill the AI-essay style.
-3. **Build repo hygiene.** Gitignore + evacuate `PyAutoBuild/test_results/`
-   and `to_do_list/` (committed instance run-state; collides with any fork's
-   own runs).
-4. **Tenant firewall.** Extend `PyAutoMind/scripts/repos_sync.py --check`
-   with a check that no instance fact (repo name, owner, workspace path)
-   appears in organ code outside the declared config surfaces (Heart
-   `config/repos.yaml`, `pre_build.sh` tables, Brain constant tables in
-   `agents/*/_*.py`, generated doc blocks). Seed the allowlist from the
-   assessment §1 inventory. This protects the clean-pull property as the
-   organs churn, and is drift hygiene for the live system regardless.
-
-## Phase 2 — the PyAutoScientist ReadTheDocs
-
-5. **RTD skeleton** in `PyAutoBrain/docs/` published as `pyautoscientist`:
-   concepts (organism, organs, call chain, conductors/faculties, growth
-   rule — sourced from ORGANISM.md, not duplicating it), per-organ reference,
-   the **category contract** (what each satellite kind — library / workspace /
-   workspace_test / howto / assistant — is for and what the organism expects
-   of it), and the worked example (the live lensing instance, labelled as
-   such). All **new** prose; it documents the skills, it never rewrites them.
-6. **Adoption guide** written against the fork model: fork the organs →
-   replace the config surfaces → write your body map → `repos_sync --write`
-   → go. State the prerequisites plainly (Claude Code + `~/.claude` skills,
-   `gh` CLI, worktree layout, GitHub Actions/PyPI) as what PyAutoScientist
-   *is*, not apologetically.
-7. **CONTRIBUTING + stability disclaimer** in each organ: living reference
-   implementation, `main` moves fast, copy/fork-and-pull, no compatibility
-   promises. **Hub card** on pyautolabs.github.io linking the RTD.
-
-## Phase 3 — demand-gated
-
-Trigger: a concrete adopter exists **or** a launch is committed (paper /
-announcement / deliberate user-acquisition push). If the trigger is a launch,
-do not go straight to publishing: recruit 1–3 friendly beta adopters after
-Phase 2 and let their friction shape this phase — they are also the paper's
-case studies, and they prove the adoption path end-to-end before strangers
-try it. A launch additionally needs a turnkey quickstart on top of the items
-below (an `init` bootstrap: zero → running organism in ~an hour).
-
-- Config extraction: Heart `version_skew`/`readiness`/URL rules → `config/`;
-  Build tables → policy YAML; Brain constant tables → derived from
-  `repos.yaml` where identity, policy file where vocabulary.
-- `repos_sync --write` stamping the organ config surfaces from the body map
-  (turns "edit five mirrors" into "edit one file, regenerate" — also removes
-  the live system's own hand-mirroring burden, so it may be pulled forward on
-  its own merits).
-- Mind/Memory skeletons (`*-template`, generated not hand-maintained) and an
-  optional cookiecutter for the satellite pattern.
-
-## Acceptance for phases 1–2
-
-- Zero diffs to skill bodies, AGENTS.md files, hooks, or organ runtime code
-  (except the additive firewall check and Build gitignore).
-- `repos_sync.py --check` green, including the new firewall check.
-- Heart/Build/Brain test suites green; one PR per repo, normal ship gate.
-- A stranger reading pyautoscientist RTD can explain the organism and knows
-  exactly what forking it entails — without opening a single organ README
-  essay.
-
-## Original request (verbatim)
-
-PyAutoBrain, PyAutoMind, PyAutoMemory, PyAutoBuild (soon to be Hands) and PyAutoHeart make up an AI development ecosystem resembling a organism or a PyAutoScientist. some aspects of these repos might be specific to my workflow, how I develop PyAutoLens and over domain specific aspects of what I do. furthermore they are not documented and their GitHub repos Readme.md are long text and very AI written. could you do an assessment of how we generalise these repos so other people can adopt the PyAutoScientist AI agentic dev workflow and maybe put together docs for all repos (but just one readthedocs maybe called PyAutoScientist). Happy for your opinion on if thus can become a standalone open source repo others user can come in and if this can be done without splitting off from the repos I use  also not that the design of domain specific things like PyAutoLens, autolens_workspace, autolens_assistqnt and the test and HowTo things are built into the PyAuto design so even these may need to be Generalised? (e.g. an example PyAutoProject, autoproject_workspace and so on)
-
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-# PyAutoScientist 3b-1: implement spawn (fresh-slate generator)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoMind
-Repos:
-- PyAutoMind
-- PyAutoMemory
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: draft — issue when phase3a ships
-
-Implement `PyAutoMind/scripts/spawn.py` against
-`docs/pyautobrain/spawn_spec.md` (the settled partition rules — follow
-them mechanically, no re-litigating). Outputs: PyAutoMind-template and
-PyAutoMemory-template repos + the template family's stamped mechanical
-layers. Add a CI drift job (re-run spawn, fail on diff — the repos_sync
-pattern). A `/spawn` skill wraps it (dry-run default, --apply gated).
-
-Also fold in (human-directed 2026-07-10): the RTD template-family
-walkthrough — extend `PyAutoBrain/docs/adoption/guide.md` (and the
-satellites page where apt) with the "Use this template" path: the
-PyAutoProject family (public since 2026-07-10) + the spawned
-Mind/Memory templates as the concrete steps 1-2 of adoption. Ships with
-this task's PyAutoBrain PR so the docs land alongside the templates they
-describe.
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-Currently, runs using PYAUTO_TEST_MODE do not output
-visualizaiton. For some smoke tests, they need visualiation
-to pass. Can you retain the default behaviour being that
-PYAUTO_TEST_MODE disables visualization, but add an over ride
-env variabiel PYAUTO_TEST_MODE_VISUALIZE which if it is 1
-means visualization is performed. Caan you add this
-to the build/env_vars.yaml of the scripts fits_make / png_make
-in autogalaxy_workspace adn autolens_workspace,and remove
-them from no_run
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-# Phase D.2.b.i — `quantity/modeling_visualization_jit.py` for autogalaxy_workspace_test
-
-Authors the missing JIT-cached visualization integration script for the
-`quantity` dataset type. autogalaxy_workspace_test currently has only
-`quantity/visualization_jax.py` (single-shot, no Nautilus); the
-`modeling_visualization_jit.py` JIT-cached + live-Nautilus variant is
-absent.
-
-Phase D.2.b.i of `z_features/fast_visualization.md`. Phase D.2.b.ii
-(ellipse) and D.2.b.iii (weak lensing) are separate follow-ups.
-
-## What to author
-
-`autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/quantity/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-mirroring the structure of
-`autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-(merged in Phase D.1 PR #54). Same Part-1 / Part-2 split, same
-boilerplate around `enable_pytrees()` / `register_model()`, same
-`assert cached_time < compile_time * 0.5` caching probe in Part 1,
-same Sanity block + live-Nautilus search in Part 2 — only the dataset,
-model, and assertions specific to `FitQuantity` differ.
-
-### Dataset
-
-Use the existing quantity dataset that `quantity/visualization_jax.py`
-already points to. Inspect that file first to identify the dataset path
-and any pre-processing (mask, simulator dependency).
-
-### Model
-
-Single galaxy with linear MGE light profile, matching the imaging
-variant's `analysis_mge` setup but using `ag.AnalysisQuantity` instead
-of `ag.AnalysisImaging`. Use the same model shape `model_mge` /
-`analysis_mge` / `instance_mge` so the existing Sanity-block snippets
-copy-paste cleanly.
-
-### Part 1 (caching probe)
-
-Identical structure to the imaging variant:
-- `fit_1 = analysis_mge.fit_for_visualization(instance_mge)` first call.
-- `fit_2 = analysis_mge.fit_for_visualization(instance_mge)` second.
-- Assert `cached_time < compile_time * 0.5` (the standard caching ratio
-  guard; on pixelization variants this assertion was fragile locally,
-  but on parametric MGE it consistently holds).
-- Assert `analysis_mge._jitted_fit_from is not None`.
-
-### Visualization Sanity block
-
-Apply the **non-lensing template** from Phase D.1 (no Tracer / no
-lensing-side checks for autogalaxy):
-
-```python
-"""
-__Visualization Sanity__
-
-Phase D.2.b.i — autogalaxy quantity variant. No Tracer / no lensing
-latents, so the imaging-pilot's SIE assertions don't transfer. Asserts
-fit.model_data + figure_of_merit finite/non-zero on the cached fit_2
-from Part 1.
-"""
-_md = np.asarray(fit_2.model_data)
-assert np.isfinite(_md).all(), (
-    "fit.model_data has nan/inf — JAX-trace mismatch on quantity helpers"
-)
-assert float(np.abs(_md).sum()) > 0.0, (
-    "fit.model_data all-zero — quantity model field collapsed"
-)
-_fom = float(fit_2.figure_of_merit)
-assert np.isfinite(_fom), f"figure_of_merit = {_fom} — chi² nan/inf"
-print(
-    f"  PASS Visualization Sanity (autogalaxy quantity): "
-    f"|model_data|.sum() = {float(np.abs(_md).sum()):.4f}, "
-    f"figure_of_merit = {_fom:.4f}"
-)
-```
-
-`FitQuantity.model_data` is confirmed at
-`autogalaxy/quantity/fit_quantity.py:71-72`.
-
-### Part 2 (live Nautilus quick-update)
-
-Match the imaging variant: small Nautilus search with
-`iterations_per_quick_update`, asserts `fit.png` lands on disk under
-the output path. Use the same model_mge constructed above (or a
-slightly simpler variant if Part-2 timings call for it — match what
-imaging uses for ergonomics).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- **No library changes.** All work is in workspace_test scripts.
-- **No new `__Visualization Sanity__` patterns.** Use the established
-  non-lensing template from Phase D.1 verbatim.
-- **No edits to the existing `quantity/visualization_jax.py`** — it's
-  already covered in D.2.a (PR #55).
-- **No ellipse / weak lensing work** — those are D.2.b.ii and D.2.b.iii.
-
-## Verification
-
-1. **Local end-to-end run.** Execute the new script directly with
-   `python scripts/quantity/modeling_visualization_jit.py` (no
-   `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE`). Confirm Part 1 caching probe passes, Sanity
-   block prints `|model_data|.sum() > 0` + finite FoM, Part 2 produces
-   `fit.png` under the output path.
-2. **Workspace smoke list.** `/smoke_test autogalaxy_workspace_test` —
-   modeling_visualization_jit*.py scripts are not in smoke (build-server
-   only via `run_all_scripts.sh`), so smoke should pass without
-   exercising the new script directly. Catches any broader regression.
-3. **Pattern conformance.** Spot-check that the new script's structure
-   (variable names, prose section headers, comment style) matches the
-   imaging variant. Should diff-cleanly side-by-side modulo the
-   AnalysisImaging → AnalysisQuantity swap and dataset construction.
-
-## References
-
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-  — primary template for the Part-1 / Sanity / Part-2 structure.
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/quantity/visualization_jax.py` —
-  source of the dataset path, mask, and model_mge composition for the
-  quantity type.
-- `complete.md::viz-sanity-rollout-jit-scripts` (PR #54) — establishes
-  the autogalaxy non-lensing Sanity template.
-- `complete.md::viz-sanity-rollout-jax-scripts` (PR #55) — confirms
-  `FitQuantity.model_data` API.
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-Yes — we did. The key idea was:
-
-PyAutoMind stores intent. PyAutoBrain reasons over that intent.
-
-So PyAutoMind should not just be a loose pile of prompts. It should structure intentions clearly enough that PyAutoBrain can route them to the right specialist agents.
-
-A strong first-folder structure would be something like:
-
-feature/
-bug/
-refactor/
-docs/
-test/
-release/
-research/
-maintenance/
-experiment/
-
-Then PyAutoBrain can map these naturally to agents:
-
-feature/      → feature-planning agent
-bug/          → debugging agent
-refactor/     → architecture/refactor agent
-docs/         → documentation agent
-test/         → testing agent
-release/      → release-readiness agent
-research/     → literature/design agent
-maintenance/  → hygiene/dependency agent
-experiment/   → prototype agent
-
-Here’s the Codex prompt.
-
-Improve PyAutoMind prompt structure and routing taxonomy.
-
-Context
-
-This repository was previously PyAutoPrompt and is being renamed to PyAutoMind.
-
-PyAutoMind is the source of intent for the PyAuto software organism. It stores ideas, goals, tasks, priorities and future work.
-
-PyAutoBrain will consume these intentions and route them to specialist agents.
-
-Therefore, PyAutoMind needs a clearer prompt taxonomy so that prompts are easier for both humans and agents to understand, prioritise and route.
-
-Goal
-
-Restructure the prompt repository so that the first folder level describes the type of work, rather than primarily the target repository.
-
-For example:
-
-feature/
-bug/
-refactor/
-docs/
-test/
-release/
-research/
-maintenance/
-experiment/
-
-Within each work-type folder, prompts can then be grouped by target package or topic:
-
-feature/autolens/
-feature/autofit/
-feature/autoarray/
-feature/workspaces/
-
-bug/autolens/
-bug/autofit/
-bug/autoarray/
-
-refactor/autofit/
-refactor/autoarray/
-
-docs/autolens_workspace/
-docs/howtolens/
-
-This makes PyAutoMind easier for PyAutoBrain to reason over.
-
-The first folder answers:
-
-What kind of thinking or agent is needed?
-
-The second folder answers:
-
-What domain or repository is affected?
-
-Requirements
-Design a clear top-level taxonomy.
-
-Suggested first-level folders:
-
-feature/ — new user-facing or scientific capabilities.
-bug/ — incorrect behaviour, crashes, regressions.
-refactor/ — internal restructuring without intended behaviour change.
-docs/ — documentation, tutorials, notebooks, examples.
-test/ — test coverage, smoke tests, validation scripts.
-release/ — packaging, versions, deployment, release readiness.
-maintenance/ — dependency updates, hygiene, cleanup, small technical debt.
-research/ — exploratory scientific or algorithmic investigation before implementation.
-experiment/ — prototypes, spikes, proof-of-concept work.
-
-Review these names and adjust only if there is a clearly better alternative.
-
-Preserve existing prompts.
-
-Do not delete existing prompt files.
-
-Move existing prompt files into the new taxonomy where their purpose is clear.
-
-If classification is ambiguous, place them under:
-
-triage/
-
-and add a short note explaining that they need manual review.
-
-Update registry files.
-
-Update references in:
-
-active.md
-planned.md
-queue.md
-complete.md
-parked.md
-priority.md
-any feature trackers
-any issued prompt references
-
-so that paths continue to resolve after the move.
-
-Update skills and scripts.
-
-Search for hard-coded assumptions that top-level folders correspond to repositories.
-
-Update scripts and skills so they understand the new structure:
-
-<work-type>/<target>/<prompt>.md
-
-rather than:
-
-<target>/<prompt>.md
-
-This likely affects routing, status reporting, issue creation, queue processing and handoff logic.
-
-Update routing logic for PyAutoBrain.
-
-Add or update documentation that maps prompt categories to future PyAutoBrain agents.
-
-For example:
-
-feature/      -> feature planner
-bug/          -> debugger
-refactor/     -> refactor architect
-docs/         -> documentation agent
-test/         -> test engineer
-release/      -> release engineer
-maintenance/  -> hygiene agent
-research/     -> research analyst
-experiment/   -> prototype agent
-
-Do not implement PyAutoBrain agents in this repository.
-
-Only define the taxonomy and the metadata / documentation needed for PyAutoBrain to consume it.
-
-Add prompt metadata conventions.
-
-Each prompt should remain plain markdown, but introduce a lightweight optional header convention near the top of each file, for example:
-
-# Short task title
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoLens
-Repos:
-- PyAutoLens
-- autolens_workspace
-
-Status: draft
-
-Do not require YAML frontmatter unless already used elsewhere.
-
-Keep prompts human-writable.
-
-The goal is light structure, not bureaucracy.
-
-Update documentation.
-
-Update the README to explain:
-
-PyAutoMind is the organism's source of intent.
-The first folder level is the work type.
-The second folder level is the target repo or domain.
-PyAutoBrain will use this structure for routing.
-Humans can still write natural-language prompts freely.
-
-Include examples of good prompt paths:
-
-feature/autolens/potential_corrections.md
-bug/autoarray/mask_edge_case.md
-refactor/autofit/result_object_cleanup.md
-docs/workspaces/pixelization_tutorial.md
-research/autofit/sbi_design.md
-experiment/autoarray/jax_sparse_mapping.md
-Backwards compatibility.
-
-If existing commands such as /start_dev path/to/prompt.md assume the old folder structure, update them to handle both old and new paths during transition.
-
-If compatibility is impossible, document the breaking change clearly.
-
-Validation.
-
-Run all available tests or smoke checks.
-
-At minimum:
-
-run any existing status script
-run any prompt inventory script
-check that moved prompt paths are referenced correctly
-grep for stale old paths
-verify /pyauto-status documentation remains accurate
-PR
-
-Create one PR titled:
-
-Restructure PyAutoMind prompts by work type
-
-The PR description should include:
-
-summary of the new taxonomy
-examples of moved prompts
-compatibility notes
-validation run
-follow-up tasks for PyAutoBrain agent routing
-
-This is the key architectural sentence I’d keep in the README:
-
-PyAutoMind organises intent by the kind of thinking required; PyAutoBrain uses that structure to choose the right reasoning agent.
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-# Audit and improve autolens_assistant as the reference assistant
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Goal: audit and improve autolens_assistant as the reference implementation of a
-PyAuto domain assistant.
-
-**Scope for the first pass:** the audit report plus README/AGENTS.md cleanup
-only. Skill-stub completion and larger structural changes are deferred to a
-second PR.
-
-## Context
-
-autolens_assistant is intended to be an AI assistant for PyAutoLens science. It
-combines:
-
-- repository-level agent instructions;
-- Teacher / Assistant / Agent interaction modes;
-- procedural skills;
-- core, literature and project wiki material;
-- science-project scaffolding;
-- safety rules for real data, source editing, API drift, generated scripts and
-  git history.
-
-Review the repository deeply and improve it where useful, but keep the scope
-controlled. The aim is not a rewrite. The aim is to make autolens_assistant
-clearer, more robust, more internally consistent, and easier to use as the
-canonical pattern for future PyAuto assistants.
-
-## Important design constraints
-
-- Treat AGENTS.md as the canonical agent-agnostic source of truth.
-- Do not create parallel duplicated instruction files that will drift.
-- Teacher mode is definitely important — preserve it. The Assistant / Agent
-  split is up for assessment (see "Interaction modes" below); do not treat the
-  three-mode model as fixed.
-- Preserve the safety invariants, especially:
-  - inspect real data before fitting;
-  - never write into output/ or sources/;
-  - keep wiki/core/ read-only except through the update workflow;
-  - do not edit PyAuto source code in normal user sessions;
-  - never rewrite git history.
-- Keep the assistant practical and user-facing. It should help a scientist get
-  work done, not become an over-engineered meta-framework.
-- Prefer small, reviewable improvements over broad rewrites.
-- Do not break existing skill names or expected workflows.
-
-## Audit areas
-
-### Interaction modes (explicit design question)
-
-Assess whether Assistant mode and Agent mode should remain distinct. The
-working hypothesis: **merge them into a single Assistant mode** that adapts
-its planning depth, amount of conversation and autonomy to the user's request
-— defaulting to more conversational, and only running autonomously when the
-user asks for it. Teacher mode stays as a distinct mode. If the audit
-supports the merge, propose the reworded mode model (README + AGENTS.md) as
-part of this PR; if there is a strong reason to keep the split, say why.
-
-### Onboarding and README
-
-- Is the README clear for a new user?
-- Is the distinction between the assistant repo and a separate science project
-  clear?
-- Are the examples still the right three examples?
-- Are Teacher / Assistant / Agent modes explained in a way a user will
-  understand?
-
-### Agent instructions
-
-- Is AGENTS.md concise enough for coding agents while still complete?
-- Are the session-start steps sensible?
-- Are the safety invariants clear and non-contradictory?
-- Are maintainer mode, user profile, mode selection and source-of-truth
-  resolution well defined?
-- Are there any instructions likely to confuse Claude Code, Codex, Gemini,
-  OpenCode or Copilot?
-
-### Skills
-
-- Audit skills/README.md and the individual skills.
-- Identify which skills are mature, which are stubs, and which are missing.
-- Improve the most important high-leverage skill documentation first.
-- Do not try to fill every pending stub in one PR.
-- If you choose a stub to complete, pick one with clear value and limited
-  scope. (First pass: identify and label only — completion is a second PR.)
-
-### Wiki
-
-- Check whether the wiki/core/, wiki/literature/ and wiki/project/ split is
-  explained clearly.
-- Check whether wiki references from skills are discoverable and not stale.
-- Do not rewrite large scientific content unless necessary.
-- Flag places where the wiki is missing obvious assistant-critical concepts.
-
-### Project lifecycle
-
-- Review start-new-project and related project workflow material.
-- Check whether the assistant clearly separates:
-  - the assistant's own skills/wiki/tooling;
-  - a user's science project data/scripts/results/journal;
-  - PyAutoLens source code.
-- Improve wording or structure if this boundary is unclear.
-
-### Assistant-as-template
-
-- While reviewing, think ahead: this repo may become the template for future
-  assistants such as autofit_assistant, autogalaxy_assistant, or
-  autoarray_assistant.
-- Identify which parts are genuinely PyAutoLens-specific and which are generic
-  assistant infrastructure.
-- Do not prematurely generalise the codebase, but leave clear notes about what
-  would need abstraction later.
-
-## Deliverables
-
-- A short audit report in the PR body covering: what was inspected; what was
-  changed; what was deliberately not changed; the most important follow-up
-  work.
-- A focused PR that improves the repo. First-pass candidates:
-  - clearer README onboarding;
-  - cleaner mode explanation;
-  - improved AGENTS.md structure;
-  - better skill index / maturity labels;
-  - clearer documentation of the assistant repo vs science project boundary;
-  - notes preparing the repo to serve as a future assistant template.
-- Deferred to a second PR: upgrading a high-value skill stub from TODO
-  scaffold to usable recipe.
-
-The Clone Agent / Mitosis Agent design (a future PyAutoBrain agent that
-generates new assistants modelled on autolens_assistant) is filed as a
-separate prompt under PyAutoBrain — do not implement it here.
-
-## Validation
-
-- Run any available tests or lint/check scripts in the repo.
-- Check markdown links where practical.
-- Check that any edited instructions remain internally consistent.
-- If there is a line-count or skill-format guard, run it.
-- Do not push directly to main. Create a branch named something like
-  feature/autolens-assistant-audit and open a draft PR with a clear summary.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/3690563e-5959-43ff-b131-b00fe70bd60c/scratchpad/intake_1_assistant_audit.md -->
diff --git a/active/regenerate_notebooks_catalogue.md b/active/regenerate_notebooks_catalogue.md
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-# Regenerate autolens_workspace notebooks + catalogue (global drift)
-
-Type: maintenance
-Target: autolens_workspace
-Repos:
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Discovered during PyAutoLens#592 (release-docs polish). Running the sanctioned
-`PyAutoBuild/autobuild/generate.py autolens` from `autolens_workspace/` rebuilt/added ~30
-notebooks and refreshed `llms-full.txt` / `workspace_index.json` — i.e. the workspace's
-generated artifacts are **globally stale** vs the `scripts/` source of truth. Missing/added
-notebooks included `weak/` (modeling, likelihood_function, real_data/a2744, features/strong_lensing/*),
-`cluster/lenstool/*`, `guides/point_source_pairing`, plus content drift in `imaging/`, `group/`.
-
-Under #592 only the two notebooks matching the two edited scripts were committed; all other
-regeneration was discarded to keep that docs PR clean. This prompt is the dedicated cleanup:
-
-- From `autolens_workspace/` run the generate step (see AGENTS.md "Generating notebooks"):
-  `PYTHONPATH=../PyAutoBuild/autobuild python3 ../PyAutoBuild/autobuild/generate.py autolens`.
-- Commit **all** regenerated notebooks + `llms-full.txt` + `workspace_index.json` in one
-  "regenerate notebooks + catalogue" PR (no script/source changes — purely generated artifacts).
-- Confirm `navigator_check` (catalogue == notebook set) and `run_smoke.py` pass.
-- Watch the `.script_sizes.json` guard; this is generated-artifact only, no `scripts/` edits.
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-I have a skill /verify_install which goes through a number of steps to check an install appears to work.
-
-Can we expand this to do the following:
-
-1) Makes sure the install raises an error about python version on 3.9 and 3.11.
-2) Makes sure the install works via conda (using installation docs instructions).
-
-Other suggestions you have which are likely to require careful checking.
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-# Release docs polish + 3-ways-to-learn (PyAutoLens / Galaxy / Fit)
-
-Type: docs
-Target: PyAutoLens
-Repos:
-- PyAutoFit
-- PyAutoGalaxy
-- PyAutoLens
-- autolens_assistant
-- autolens_workspace
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-I am readying for a PyAuto release and want to do the following on PyAutoLens docs:
-
-(i) make sure API docs are clean and up to date (do this also for PyAutoGalaxy and PyAutoFit);
-
-(ii) clusters and weak lensing are now working and mature and thus can be explained to users as things they can go and use (e.g. no "in development" flags); make sure this is also reflected on autolens_workspace;
-
-(iii) in overview_2_new_user_guide.md, the equivalent location in autolens_workspace, and the README.md files of PyAutoLens and autolens_workspace, explain that there are 3 ways to learn to use PyAutoLens:
-  (i) reading workspace guides;
-  (ii) asking questions to an AI assistant like ChatGPT, which uses the llms.txt interface, giving an example of how a user does that (there is an example somewhere in the source code; the user points to the URL for the autolens_assistant);
-  (iii) fully agentic AI use via Claude, Codex, pointing to autolens_assistant for more information.
-
-Put these 3 options as a subsection after this sentence: "The autolens_workspace contains a suite of example Jupyter Notebooks, organised by lens scale and dataset type", with the first option being "manual navigation" flagging the questions below that are about to follow.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from file:/tmp/claude-1000/-home-jammy-Code-PyAutoLabs/b7b89cda-1dac-48c9-8880-7d467cd91f58/scratchpad/intake_input.txt -->
diff --git a/active/release_fixes.md b/active/release_fixes.md
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-## Release Fix: 2026-04-12
-
-Based on release run Apr 10 (run 24226814280). 345 failures, 808 passes, 90 skipped.
-
-### Priority 1: Simulator Plot API Bugs (~200+ cascading failures)
-
-These 2 bugs in workspace simulator scripts break data generation, cascading into ~220 workspace_issue + ~57 workspace_data failures.
-
-1. **`autolens.plot` has no attribute `Output`**
-   - Example: `scripts/imaging/simulator/no_lens_light.py:135`
-   - `aplt.plot_array(array=dataset.data, output=aplt.Output(path=dataset_path, format="png"))`
-   - `aplt.Output` was likely removed or renamed in a recent autolens/autogalaxy plot refactor
-   - Fix: update all simulator scripts using `aplt.Output` to the current API
-
-2. **`'numpy.ndarray' object has no attribute 'is_all_false'`**
-   - Example: `scripts/interferometer/simulator/with_lens_light.py`
-   - `autoarray/plot/utils.py:108` in `zoom_array` — calls `array.mask.is_all_false` on a plain ndarray
-   - This is a **library bug** in autoarray's `zoom_array`, not just a workspace issue
-   - Fix: `zoom_array` should check the array type before accessing `.mask.is_all_false`
-
-### Priority 2: Source Code Bugs (60 failures)
-
-These are genuine API breakages in library code or workspace scripts:
-
-3. **`af.UltraNest` removed from autofit namespace**
-   - `scripts/cookbooks/search.py:401`
-   - `AttributeError: module 'autofit' has no attribute 'UltraNest'`
-   - Fix: update script to use the correct import path, or add UltraNest back to `__init__.py`
-
-4. **`interpolator.__getitem__` IndexError**
-   - `scripts/features/interpolate.py:269`
-   - `self.instances[0]` on empty list
-   - Fix: investigate why interpolator query returns no instances
-
-5. **`grid_search_result.log_evidences()` TypeError**
-   - `scripts/features/search_grid_search.py:286`
-   - `unsupported operand type(s) for -: 'NoneType' and 'float'`
-   - Fix: `log_evidence` is None for some samples — handle in `result.py:306`
-
-6. **Missing dataset JSON files for graphical model tutorials**
-   - Multiple `howtofit/chapter_3_graphical_models/` scripts
-   - `FileNotFoundError: dataset/example_1d/gaussian_x1__low_snr/dataset_0/data.json`
-   - Fix: these tutorials need their dataset generator scripts run, or the datasets committed
-
-7. **Various autolens/autogalaxy workspace script failures**
-   - `howtogalaxy` chapter 2-4 tutorials, imaging features, guides
-   - Mix of AttributeError, IndexError, TypeError from API changes
-   - Fix: update workspace scripts to match current library APIs
-
-### Priority 3: Environment Issues (6 failures, non-blocking)
-
-8. **Missing `pytest` in CI for database scrape scripts** — add pytest to CI deps or skip these scripts
-9. **Missing `util` module in simulator notebooks** — import path issue
-10. **JAX `delaunay_mge.py` failure** — JAX-specific, likely not blocking
-
-### Suggested Approach
-
-**Phase 1 (library fix):** Fix bug #2 in PyAutoArray `plot/utils.py` — this is the only library-level code change needed. Ship via `/ship_library`.
-
-**Phase 2 (workspace fixes):** Fix bugs #1, #3-7 in the workspace scripts. These are all workspace-level changes. Ship via `/ship_workspace`.
-
-**Phase 3:** Re-trigger the release build and verify the failure count drops to ~60 or fewer (the remaining source_code_bugs that aren't cascade-related).
-
-### Release Job Status
-
-- test_pypi: all 5 succeeded (libraries are fine to release)
-- release/release_workspaces/publish_release_notes: skipped (gated on test pass)
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-# Release env profile + wheel-based integration for the validation run
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart (validation workflow) + the six workspaces (env profile)
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-- autolens_workspace_test / autogalaxy_workspace_test / autofit_workspace_test
-- autolens_workspace / autogalaxy_workspace / autofit_workspace
-- PyAutoBuild (run_python.py profile selection)
-Status: planned
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Milestone: M3 — closes Gaps A & B from `feature/pyautoheart/release_validation.md`;
-depends on M1 (TestPyPI rehearsal) and M2 (report + gate).
-
-## Why
-
-The release-validation gate (M2) is only as trustworthy as the run it ingests.
-Two verified gaps in the current `workspace-validation.yml` mean today's run is a
-*structural smoke against source*, not a *release validation against builds*:
-
-- **Gap A — tests source, not builds.** `workspace-validation.yml` installs
-  `autolens[optional]` only for transitive deps, then shadows the PyAuto packages
-  with source checkouts via `PYTHONPATH` (~line 175). It never exercises a wheel.
-- **Gap B — runs the smoke profile, not release fidelity.** Both tiers'
-  `config/build/env_vars.yaml` default to `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2` (skip sampler) +
-  `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` (15×15 toy grids) + `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` +
-  `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1`.
-
-This milestone makes the validation run install the **TestPyPI wheels** and run
-at **release fidelity**.
-
-## Task
-
-### A. Wheel-based execution
-
-Add a wheel mode to the validation run (a parallel job, or a parameter on
-`workspace-validation.yml`): `pip install` the PyAuto packages from the
-Stage-2 TestPyPI version, and **do NOT put source on `PYTHONPATH`**. Scripts must
-still execute **from inside the workspace checkout** so autoconf resolves the
-workspace `config/` + `dataset/` (the wheel-config-resolution footgun — without
-this the run silently uses the library's packaged config defaults).
-
-### B. A named `release` env profile
-
-Formalise a `release` profile distinct from the existing `smoke` defaults, driven
-by a selector (e.g. `PYAUTO_PROFILE=release`, or a `profiles:` block in
-`config/build/env_vars.yaml`). The `release` profile mirrors the tier split
-already documented in `PyAutoBuild/.github/workflows/release.yml:693-698`:
-
-| Tier | PYAUTO_TEST_MODE | PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS | PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS |
-|------|------------------|------------------------|-------------------|
-| user workspaces | `1` (reduced) | `1` (capped) | `1` |
-| `*_workspace_test` | `0` (real searches, `n_like_max` caps) | unset (full-res) | unset |
-
-The per-script `overrides:` (unset `SMALL_DATASETS` for full-res FITS scripts,
-keep JAX on for `jax_likelihood_functions/` + `jax_substructure/`, etc.) still
-layer on top of whichever profile is selected. `smoke` stays the default for the
-per-PR gate; `release` is selected only by the validation run.
-
-NB this is an **env-var profile only**. Do NOT touch `config/general.yaml`'s
-`test:` / `version:` toggles (`check_likelihood_function`, `python_version_check`,
-…) — those are workspace-run/user settings, not part of this profile and not
-Heart's concern. The scripts run as the workspace ships them.
-
-## Scope notes
-
-- `run_python.py` (PyAutoBuild) needs to understand profile selection so the
-  same runner serves both the smoke gate and the release validation.
-- Keep `smoke` behaviour byte-for-byte unchanged — this adds a profile, it does
-  not change the per-PR gate.
-- The full library env-var surface is 13 `PYAUTO_*` vars (canonical:
-  `PyAutoConf/autoconf/test_mode.py`); the profile only needs the fidelity subset
-  above, but document the full set so a future profile can extend it.
-
-## Validation
-
-- Dispatch the wheel-based validation against a TestPyPI rehearsal version;
-  confirm scripts import from the wheel (not source) and run under the `release`
-  profile (sampler actually runs in `*_test`; full-res datasets).
-- Confirm the `smoke` per-PR gate is unchanged (same pass/skip counts).
-- The resulting `report.json` records `profile: release` so M2's gate can verify
-  the run was release-grade.
-
-## PR
-
-"Release env profile + wheel-based validation run" (workspace env_vars + the
-PyAutoHeart validation workflow + PyAutoBuild run_python profile selection).
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
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-# Released workspace datasets are 15×15 smoke artifacts
-
-Status: superseded
-
-<!-- SUPERSEDED 2026-07-13 by bug/pyautobuild/release_ships_simulated_datasets.md.
-     Deeper research disproved this prompt's "repair the data by regenerating
-     full-size and committing" leg: simulated datasets should NOT be committed at
-     all (each workspace .gitignore ignores dataset/** except a small allowlist of
-     REAL data), and examples already self-provision via al.util.dataset.should_simulate().
-     The real defect is (a) pre_build.sh's `git add -f dataset/` force-committing
-     simulated data against .gitignore, and (b) a minority of scripts loading
-     simulated data without the should_simulate guard. See the successor prompt for
-     the corrected 4-leg fix (stop leak / add guards / purge / guard-check) and the
-     cross-repo audit. This 15×15 framing is retained for the original evidence. -->
-
-Autonomy: supervised
-Difficulty: medium
-Found: 2026-07-09, by the first run of verify_install check F (Colab simulation) —
-the simulated notebook cell loaded `dataset/imaging/simple/data.fits` from the
-2026.7.6.649 tag and got shape (15, 15) instead of (100, 100).
-
-## Evidence (autolens_workspace)
-
-- **30 of 49 `data.fits` files at tag `2026.7.6.649` are ≤15×15** — the exact
-  `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` footprint.
-- **29 of those are 15×15 on committed `main` too**, last touched by "pre build"
-  commits dated 2026-05-21 (e.g. `1b54dbb7` for `imaging/dark_matter_subhalo`).
-- `imaging/simple` was restored to 100×100 on main by `6f4d0049` (2026-05-29,
-  extra-galaxies ingrain), **but the tag still ships 15×15** with
-  `git log 2026.7.6.649..origin/main -- <file>` EMPTY — i.e. the release lineage
-  itself re-committed a smoke-regenerated dataset on top of main's fix.
-
-## Suspected mechanism
-
-The pre-build / release pipeline runs workspace simulator scripts under the
-smoke env (`PYAUTO_TEST_MODE` / `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` — which mutates
-`Grid2D.uniform` inside decorators) and then commits the regenerated
-`dataset/` outputs alongside notebooks. Both legs need fixing:
-
-1. **Stop the leak**: the pipeline must never commit `dataset/` regenerated
-   under smoke env (exclude dataset/ from the release commit, or run
-   simulators full-size, or don't run them at all at release).
-2. **Repair the data**: regenerate all affected datasets full-size and commit
-   to main (the local checkouts' dirty dataset churn seen today in
-   HowToFit/HowToGalaxy/HowToLens may be exactly such regenerations —
-   verify before reusing). Audit autogalaxy_workspace, autofit_workspace and
-   the three HowTo repos for the same committed 15×15 class.
-3. **Guard**: a Heart check (or pre-commit in the pipeline) asserting example
-   `data.fits` shapes exceed the smoke footprint (e.g. min dimension > 20 px).
-
-## Impact
-
-Every pip/Colab/tagged-zip user since at least 2026-05-21 gets degenerate
-15×15 example images for most datasets — fits "work" but are scientifically
-meaningless and visually broken. The Colab flagship `start_here` notebooks
-load these.
diff --git a/active/release_validation.md b/active/release_validation.md
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-# Heart-owned deep release-validation ("full test mode") + tracked report + readiness gate
-
-Type: feature
-Target: PyAutoHeart (+ PyAutoBrain Release Agent orchestrates / Health Agent judges, PyAutoBuild dispatch target)
-Repos:
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoBrain
-- PyAutoBuild
-- autolens_workspace_test / autogalaxy_workspace_test / autofit_workspace_test (env profiles)
-- autolens_workspace / autogalaxy_workspace / autofit_workspace (env profiles)
-Status: planned
-Difficulty: too-large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Milestone: M2 (this prompt) — depends on M1 (`feature/pyautobuild/release_yml_testpypi_rehearsal_mode.md`)
-
-## Why
-
-Today `pyauto-heart readiness` goes GREEN on *observed* signals: each library's
-CI conclusion, the workspace-validation workflow conclusion, version skew, and a
-(deep, on-demand) `verify_install`. It never forces a fresh, end-to-end
-**rehearsal of the exact source about to ship**, built and installed as wheels,
-exercised by the full integration surface, before green-lighting a release.
-
-That is the gap this fills. The organism should be able to answer "is it safe to
-release?" with: *"the current source was built, published to TestPyPI, installed
-from the wheel, and passed unit tests + the full workspace and workspace-test
-integration surface at release fidelity — here is the report."* And that whole
-thing should be drivable from a phone via Brain (the Release Agent orchestrates
-the run; the Health Agent reports the verdict).
-
-This is a new **third Heart tier**: not the cheap `<30s` monitoring `tick`, and
-not the existing on-demand deep checks (`verify_install`, `url_sweep`) — a
-**release-grade validation** whose spec, ingested report, and verdict are
-**owned by Heart**, while the actual building (Build's `release.yml`) and the
-heavy integration run (`workspace-validation.yml`) execute on CI and are
-**dispatched by the Brain Release Agent**, not by Heart.
-
-## Boundary: Heart never mutates a repo and never triggers a build
-
-This is non-negotiable and matches Heart's existing rule ("the daemon must be a
-pure observer; mutations belong in `pyauto-heart fix`, which only EMITS context
-for a fresh session"). Applied to this feature:
-
-- **Heart MAY** run/read tests (it already executes throwaway `verify_install`
-  venvs) and READ CI conclusions (via `gh`/API). It writes ONLY to
-  `~/.pyauto-heart/`.
-- **Heart MUST NOT** edit/commit/push any repo, and **MUST NOT** dispatch
-  `release.yml`, `workspace-validation.yml`, or any other build/CI workflow.
-- **All dispatching** (rehearsal build, validation run, await, artifact
-  collection) is the **Brain Release Agent's** job.
-- **All mutation** (code/config fixes, the eventual PyPI promotion) is a **dev
-  agent** or **Hands/Build**, never Heart.
-- Heart and Build therefore **never call each other** — the Release Agent sits
-  between them. `pyauto-heart validate` is **ingest-and-judge only**: it consumes
-  already-collected artifacts/conclusions and emits the verdict.
-
-## Assessment findings this must address (grounded in current code)
-
-Read before designing — these are real, verified gaps:
-
-1. **The current validation tests SOURCE, not BUILDS.**
-   `PyAutoHeart/.github/workflows/workspace-validation.yml` installs
-   `autolens[optional]` only for transitive deps, then **shadows the PyAuto
-   packages with source checkouts via `PYTHONPATH`** (~line 175). So the gating
-   run never touches a wheel. This is exactly the blind spot that let the
-   PyAutoFit `[nss]` git-URL silently break every TestPyPI upload for weeks, and
-   the nufftax/JAX dependency-floor bug ship (both in `complete.md`). The
-   rehearsal MUST `pip install` the TestPyPI wheels and NOT put source on
-   `PYTHONPATH`.
-
-2. **The current validation runs in SMOKE mode, not at release fidelity.**
-   Both tiers' `config/build/env_vars.yaml` default to `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2`
-   (skip sampler) + `PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS=1` (15×15 toy grids) +
-   `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` + `PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS=1`. Correct for a per-PR
-   structural smoke; wrong for a release gate. The intended release
-   infrastructure is already documented in `PyAutoBuild/.github/workflows/
-   release.yml:693-698`:
-
-   | Tier | PYAUTO_TEST_MODE | PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS | PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS |
-   |------|------------------|------------------------|-------------------|
-   | user workspaces | `1` (reduced) | `1` (capped) | `1` |
-   | `*_workspace_test` | `0` (real searches, `n_like_max` caps) | unset (full-res) | unset |
-
-   Formalise this as a named **`release` profile** distinct from the **`smoke`
-   profile**. The `env_vars.yaml` header already *claims* to serve "pre-release
-   checks" but only encodes smoke values — fix that conflation. Per-script
-   `overrides:` (unset `SMALL_DATASETS` for full-res FITS scripts, keep JAX on
-   for `jax_likelihood_functions/` and `jax_substructure/`, etc.) still layer on
-   top of the selected profile.
-
-   Both gaps are implemented in **M3** (wheel-based integration at release
-   fidelity); capture them here as acceptance criteria so they are not lost.
-
-3. **The `release` env profile is broader than the 4 smoke vars — but it is an
-   env-var profile, NOT a Heart-owned config-mutation.** The full library
-   env-var surface is 13 `PYAUTO_*` vars (canonical entry:
-   `PyAutoConf/autoconf/test_mode.py`), not the 4 in the smoke defaults:
-   `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE, PYAUTO_SMALL_DATASETS, PYAUTO_FAST_PLOTS, PYAUTO_OUTPUT_MODE,
-   PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX, PYAUTO_SKIP_FIT_OUTPUT, PYAUTO_SKIP_VISUALIZATION,
-   PYAUTO_SKIP_CHECKS, PYAUTO_SKIP_LATENTS, PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK,
-   PYAUTO_LATENT_NAN_INJECT, PYAUTO_DISABLE_IPYTHON_DISPLAY, PYAUTO_LIVE_VIEWER_LOG`.
-   Plus a few per-script switches outside any yaml default (`PYAUTO_MASS_MODE` /
-   `PYAUTO_MASS_FAST`, `JAX_PILOT` / `JAX_PLATFORM_NAME` / `JAX_PLATFORMS`).
-
-   **Explicitly NOT in scope for Heart:** `config/general.yaml`'s `test:` block
-   (`check_likelihood_function`, `lh_timeout_seconds`,
-   `disable_positions_lh_inversion_check`) and `version:` toggles
-   (`python_version_check`, …) are **workspace-run/user settings, not Heart
-   checks** — the release validation runs the scripts *as the workspace ships
-   them* and does not mutate these. Heart's only version signal is the existing
-   `version_skew` check. Do not have Heart set or assert the `test:`/`version:`
-   config toggles.
-
-4. **Wheel-based config-resolution footgun (this one IS validation-relevant).**
-   autoconf resolves the *workspace's* `config/` only when scripts run from
-   inside the workspace checkout; a bare wheel falls back to the library's
-   *packaged* defaults (`autolens/config/`). So the rehearsal must `pip install`
-   the PyAuto wheels (Gap A) but still execute scripts **from within the
-   workspace checkout** (for `config/` + `dataset/`), with NO source on
-   `PYTHONPATH`. Otherwise the workspace's own settings silently revert to
-   library defaults and the validation exercises something other than the shipped
-   configuration.
-
-## Design
-
-### 1. The validation pipeline — four stages (Release Agent orchestrates, Heart judges)
-
-The pipeline has four stages. **The Brain Release Agent dispatches and awaits
-each stage; Heart defines the stage spec and ingests each result.** Heart's
-`pyauto-heart validate --ingest` consumes the collected artifacts/conclusions and
-emits the verdict — it never dispatches (see Boundary above).
-
-- **Stage 0 — preflight.** Heart's existing `repo_state` + `version_skew` signals:
-  all 5 libraries clean, on `main`, not behind; workspace version pins
-  consistent. The Release Agent reads these and aborts early (RED) if not — no
-  point building a dirty tree.
-- **Stage 1 — unit.** Each library's `pytest` green. Read the library CI
-  conclusion (Stage-0 signal); the Release Agent may dispatch + await a fresh run
-  if stale.
-- **Stage 2 — rehearse (build on TestPyPI).** The Release Agent dispatches Build's
-  `release.yml` in the new **TestPyPI-only / rehearsal mode** (M1): build current
-  source → publish to TestPyPI → STOP (no PyPI, no tag, no notebook commits). The
-  resolved TestPyPI version is captured and passed to Stage 3.
-- **Stage 3 — integrate on wheels at release fidelity.** The Release Agent
-  dispatches the evolved `workspace-validation.yml`: `pip install` the Stage-2
-  TestPyPI wheels (NO source on PYTHONPATH — Gap A), run all `workspace` +
-  `workspace_test` integration scripts under the **`release` profile** (Gap B) +
-  `verify_install` A–E against the same wheels.
-
-After the stages complete, the Release Agent hands every artifact/conclusion to
-`pyauto-heart validate --ingest`, which writes the report and computes the gate.
-
-### 2. `validation_report.json` — the tracked artifact (the new bit)
-
-Heart ingests the per-workflow `report.json` artifacts into a single
-`validation_report.json` stored in Heart state and **committed** so health
-history is tracked in Heart. Schema (at least):
-
-- `release_ready` (top-level boolean)
-- `testpypi_version` (the rehearsed version)
-- `commit_shas` — per repo, so readiness can confirm the report is for *this*
-  source (a report for an older SHA is stale, not green)
-- `profile` — which env profile each tier ran under (must read `release`)
-- per-stage status + per-project pass/fail/skip/timeout counts
-- failure logs / GitHub run URLs
-- timestamp
-
-### 3. readiness gains a hard gate
-
-GREEN-for-release now requires a fresh, passing `validation_report` whose
-`commit_shas` match the current `main` HEADs and whose `profile == release`.
-Absent/stale/source-not-matching → YELLOW ("no release rehearsal for current
-source"); failing → RED. The existing soft signals are unchanged.
-
-### 4. The Brain agents drive it (mobile, no `gh`) — orchestration vs. judgement
-
-Cloud/mobile sessions have NO `gh` CLI, so GitHub dispatch + poll runs through
-Brain's MCP GitHub tools. **But mind the agent boundary** (verified against
-`PyAutoBrain/agents/health/AGENTS.md`): the Health Agent is a strict
-*read-and-reason* role — *"Never write into any repo, run a build, or trigger a
-release."* So dispatching workflows is **NOT** the Health Agent's job.
-
-Split it across the two existing Brain agents:
-
-- **Release Agent** (`agents/release/`) **orchestrates**: dispatches the Build
-  TestPyPI rehearsal (M1) and the validation workflow, polls for completion,
-  downloads the report artifacts, hands them to `pyauto-heart validate --ingest`,
-  then **consults the Health Agent** for the gate via the existing
-  `consult_health_agent_verdict` pattern in `agents/_common.sh`.
-- **Health Agent** stays read-only: reasons over Heart's verdict, returns
-  GREEN/YELLOW/RED. Unchanged.
-- **Hands/Build** promotes to PyPI only on GREEN (an explicit human/Release-Agent
-  action — never auto-promoted).
-
-So the chain is: `Mind → Release Agent (orchestrate) → Heart (measure) ↘ Health
-Agent (judge) → Hands/Build (promote on GREEN)`. From a phone you run the Release
-Agent to kick the rehearsal+validation; it consults the Health Agent for the
-verdict. Heart stays credential-free (spec + ingest + verdict only).
-
-### 5. Register the new capability in Heart's manifest
-
-The Brain agents are manifest-driven — they read Heart's
-`health_agent/capabilities.yaml` (NOT hardcoded check names). So the new
-`validate` capability and the `validation_report` signal MUST be added to that
-manifest, or the agents won't surface them. Heart's
-`HEART_CAPABILITIES.md` cross-reference and the Health Agent's reasoning then
-pick them up with no Brain edits.
-
-## Scope of THIS prompt (M2 foundation)
-
-- `validation_report.json` schema + `pyauto-heart validate --ingest <artifacts>`.
-- readiness hard-gate consuming it (stale-by-SHA detection).
-- The Brain **Release Agent** dispatch/poll/ingest driver (MCP-based); the
-  Health Agent (read-only) reports the resulting verdict.
-- Define (don't yet fully wire) the `release` env profile and the wheel-install
-  requirement as acceptance criteria for M3.
-
-Out of scope here (later milestones): M1 = the TestPyPI-only mode in `release.yml`
-(separate prompt, prerequisite); M3 = actually re-pointing `workspace-validation.yml`
-at TestPyPI wheels + release profile; M4 = the full `validate` orchestrator
-sequencing Stages 0–3; M5 = the unified health dashboard (GitHub web + CLI/venv
-+ mobile), which subsumes the original "mobile UX polish" — see
-`feature/pyautoheart/health_dashboard.md`.
-
-## Validation
-
-- `pytest tests/` in PyAutoHeart stays green (add tests for ingest + the new
-  readiness gate, incl. the stale-by-SHA path → YELLOW, fresh-pass → GREEN,
-  fail → RED).
-- Run the Brain health agent end-to-end against a hand-placed sample
-  `validation_report.json` and confirm the verdict flips correctly.
-
-## PR
-
-One PR per milestone. This one: "PyAutoHeart: release-validation report + readiness gate".
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/remove_nss_sampler_and_infra.md b/active/remove_nss_sampler_and_infra.md
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-# Remove the NSS nested sampler from PyAutoFit and retire its infrastructure
-
-Type: refactor
-Target: PyAutoFit
-Repos:
-- PyAutoFit
-- PyAutoLens
-- autolens_profiling
-- PyAutoBuild
-- PyAutoHeart
-- PyAutoMind
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-Refactor: remove the NSS nested sampler from PyAutoFit and retire all its supporting infrastructure across the organism. Delete the autofit/non_linear/search/nest/nss module, the af.NSS export, the [nss] git+ direct-URL extra in pyproject.toml, and its tests. Strip the NSS handling out of PyAutoBuild's release.yml (the git+ footgun guard, the separate unittest_nss job, the nss test-dir ignore) and remove the NSS references from PyAutoHeart (the nss install smoke CI fixture and release_validation docs). Sweep the autofit/autolens workspace examples and tutorials, retire the autolens_profiling NSS runs, and close out the PyAutoMind nss_first_class_sampler epic and its issued prompts. NSS performance never warranted this infrastructure cost and it can return as a genuine pip install later; we no longer support it.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-11 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/restore_truncated_howto_tutorial_scripts_and_add.md b/active/restore_truncated_howto_tutorial_scripts_and_add.md
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-# Restore truncated HowTo tutorial scripts and add a completeness check
-
-Type: docs
-Target: workspaces
-Repos:
-- autogalaxy_workspace
-- autolens_workspace
-- howtofit
-- howtogalaxy
-- howtolens
-- workspaces
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-Restore truncated HowTo tutorial scripts and add a completeness check to prevent recurrence.
-
-ROOT CAUSE: HowToLens/HowToGalaxy tutorials were bootstrapped from autolens_workspace/autogalaxy_workspace at the initial 'bootstrap HowTo* from workspace tutorials' commit. Several scripts were cut off mid-generation (classic LLM output-token cutoff while re-emitting a long file) and have been frozen at the truncated line count ever since. The original workspace source no longer exists, so restoration must draw on the sibling HowTo repo and git history, then author the remaining lens/galaxy-specific prose+code. Confirmed break: HowToLens/scripts/chapter_1_introduction/tutorial_1_grids_and_galaxies.py ends mid-tutorial on a docstring promising a log10 plot with no code following and no Wrap Up (429 lines vs the complete 654-line HowToGalaxy sibling).
-
-SCOPE:
-1. Audit every tutorial script across HowToLens, HowToGalaxy, HowToFit (and the source workspace repos) for the same truncation signature: ends mid-docstring, no Wrap Up section, abrupt cutoff, or line count far below its sibling. Confirmed/suspect so far: HowToLens tutorial_1_grids_and_galaxies (confirmed), tutorial_2_ray_tracing, tutorial_4_dealing_with_failure, tutorial_4_bayesian_regularization; HowToGalaxy tutorial_4_dealing_with_failure, tutorial_4_bayesian_regularization. Note tutorial_4_point_sources and tutorial_5_lensing_formalism in HowToLens are DELIBERATE 'not written yet' stubs - do NOT treat as truncated.
-2. Fully restore each confirmed-truncated script: author the missing prose + code (Opus tutorial-prose work), mirroring the HowToGalaxy/HowToFit sibling where one exists, lens/galaxy-flavoured, ending in a proper Wrap Up.
-3. PREVENTION: add a lightweight tutorial-completeness linter (scripts/check_tutorials_complete.py) wired into each HowTo repo's CI (and workspaces) that flags scripts ending mid-docstring or cut off without a Wrap Up, so this regression is caught on every push.
-
-Restore scope: full prose+code. Prevention: CI lint check in the HowTo repos plus workspaces.
-
-PHASE ORDER (per user): do HowToLens first (audit + restore + CI linter), then repeat the same audit + restore + CI wiring in HowToGalaxy and HowToFit. Each phase is docs-only (no library changes) and ships as its own PR.
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-11 from user-intake -->
diff --git a/active/result_json.md b/active/result_json.md
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-This:
-
-__Output Folder Layout__
-
-Each completed fit lives at a path like::
-
-    output/imaging/<dataset_name>/modeling/<unique_hash>/
-        files/                     <- JSON + CSV: loadable Python objects
-            tracer.json            <- max log likelihood Tracer
-            model.json             <- fitted af.Collection model
-            samples.csv            <- full Nautilus samples
-            samples_summary.json   <- max log likelihood parameter values + errors
-            samples_info.json      <- metadata about the samples
-            search.json            <- non-linear search configuration
-            settings.json          <- search settings
-            cosmology.json         <- cosmology used for the fit
-            covariance.csv         <- parameter covariance matrix
-        image/                     <- FITS: imaging products
-            dataset.fits           <- data, noise-map and PSF
-            fit.fits               <- model image, residuals, chi-squared map
-            tracer.fits            <- tracer image-plane images per galaxy
-            source_plane_images.fits  <- source plane reconstructions
-            model_galaxy_images.fits  <- per-galaxy model images
-            galaxy_images.fits        <- per-galaxy images
-            dataset.png, fit.png, tracer.png   <- visualisations
-        model.info                 <- human-readable model summary
-        model.results              <- human-readable fit summary
-        search.summary             <- search run summary
-        metadata                   <- run metadata
-
-Is far superior to this in modeling.py files (and others, do a search):
-
-__Output Folder__
-
-Now this is running you should checkout the `autolens_workspace/output` folder. This is where the results of the 
-search are written to hard-disk (in the `start_here` folder), where all outputs are human readable (e.g. as .json,
-.csv or text files).
-
-As the fit progresses, results are written to the `output` folder on the fly using the highest likelihood model found
-by the non-linear search so far. This means you can inspect the results of the model-fit as it runs, without having to
-wait for the non-linear search to terminate.
- 
-The `output` folder includes:
-
- - `model.info`: Summarizes the lens model, its parameters and their priors discussed in the next tutorial.
- 
- - `model.results`: Summarizes the highest likelihood lens model inferred so far including errors.
- 
- - `image`: Visualization of the highest likelihood model-fit to the dataset, (e.g. a fit subplot showing the lens 
- and source galaxies, model data and residuals) in .png and .fits formats.
- 
- - `files`: A folder containing human-readable .json file describing the model, search and other aspects of the fit and 
-   a `.csv` table of every non-linear search sample.
- 
- - search.summary: A file providing summary statistics on the performance of the non-linear search.
- 
- - `search_internal`: Internal files of the non-linear search (in this case Nautilus) used for resuming the fit and
-  visualizing the search.
-
-Update the modeling.py files to include the full thing you listed!
-
-
-
-However, in results/start_here.py, you use this to load results:
-
-result_path = (
-    Path("output")
-    / "imaging"
-    / "simple"
-    / "modeling"
-    / "<unique_hash>"  # The 32-character identifier for the specific fit.
-)
-
-instead of the search path:
-
-result_path = search.paths.output_path  # Points at the fit's unique output folder.
-
-if (result_path / "files" / "tracer.json").exists():
-    tracer = from_json(file_path=result_path / "files" / "tracer.json")
-
-    tracer_fits = al.Array2D.from_fits(
-        file_path=result_path / "image" / "tracer.fits", hdu=0, pixel_scales=0.1
-    )
-
-
-We do not want <unique_hash> to be something anywhere in these examples, can you make it so
-results/start_here.py runs the same analysis and search as aggregator/start_here.py, and loads the results using
-the seaerch path in the same way.
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/active/result_json_load.md b/active/result_json_load.md
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-After a search has run, nearly everything a user could need is in the output folder and loadable via .json:
-
-- Load the samples and do things with them.
-- Load the model used to fit the data.
-- Load the best fit tracer. 
-- 
-And so on.
-
-Run modeling.py in both autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace and make an assessment of the output folder's
-loadable files (.json files, but also the .fits files in the image folder).
-
-In guides/results, we now need to explain two different concepts in results/start_here.py:
-
-- Loading from the output folder via the above methods, which loads things instantly and is quick and simple but uses memory instantl
-- Loading things via the aggregator, which scrapes directories, but uses things like generators to minimize memory use.
-
-I think we should split this in two, where results/start_here.py is the simple  .json / .fits loading, and the existing start_here.py
-is moved to the folder "examples", which is renamed "aggregator", now has the start_here.py file. We should make sure
-both start_here.py files refer to one another and explain the dfiference in their uses.
-
-Finally, at the end of each modeling.py file we have code which is like:
-
-"""
-The `Result` object also contains:
-
- - The model corresponding to the maximum log likelihood solution in parameter space.
- - The corresponding maximum log likelihood `Tracer` and `FitImaging` objects.
- 
-Checkout `autolens_workspace/*/guides/results` for a full description of analysing results.
-"""
-print(result.max_log_likelihood_instance)
-
-aplt.subplot_tracer(tracer=result.max_log_likelihood_tracer, grid=result.grids.lp)
-
-aplt.subplot_fit_imaging(fit=result.max_log_likelihood_fit)
-
-"""
-It also contains information on the posterior as estimated by the non-linear search (in this example `Nautilus`). 
-
-Below, we make a corner plot of the "Probability Density Function" of every parameter in the model-fit.
-
-The plot is labeled with short hand parameter names (e.g. `sersic_index` is mapped to the short hand 
-parameter `n`). These mappings ate specified in the `config/notation.yaml` file and can be customized by users.
-
-The superscripts of labels correspond to the name each component was given in the model (e.g. for the `Isothermal`
-mass its name `mass` defined when making the `Model` above is used).
-"""
-aplt.corner_anesthetic(samples=result.samples)
-
-I think after this, we should add a small section called "__Loading From Output Folder__" which explains the
-.json and .fits files in the output folder can be easily loaded, give an example of one of each (tracer.json and tracer.fits)
-and then points to the new results start_here.py file to explain. 
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diff --git a/active/result_start_here.md b/active/result_start_here.md
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-Can you combine guides/results/start_here.py and guides/results/aggregator/start_here.py into one,
-at guides/results/start_here.py, for both autogalaxy_workspace and autolens_workspace.
-
-I think its fine for the aggregator to be eplxained in the first results start_here.py file, after we introduce
-the simple json loading, and make it clear steps like using the samples can be done using either API.
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diff --git a/active/results_start_here_noise_map.md b/active/results_start_here_noise_map.md
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-# Autogalaxy results start-here noise-map failure
-
-## Original Request
-
-continue
-
-## Context
-
-After rerunning the full PyAutoBuild release-prep checks on
-`2026-06-09T18-03-42Z`, one active failure is in
-`autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/results/start_here.py`.
-
-## Current Failure
-
-Primary repo: @autogalaxy_workspace
-
-- `@autogalaxy_workspace/scripts/guides/results/start_here.py`
-  - Fails when loading `image/dataset.fits` from the saved result folder.
-  - `ag.Imaging.from_fits(...)` rejects the saved noise-map HDU because every
-    value is zero.
-  - PyAutoBuild correlates this failure with the recent
-    `fix: reload saved result dataset with unchecked noise map` workspace PR.
-
-## Proposed Scope
-
-Fix the results guide so the simple-loading section can load the saved dataset
-artifact from `output/` without tripping strict noise-map validation, then rerun
-the target script. Treat this as workspace-only unless investigation shows the
-saved FITS output itself should change in a library.
diff --git a/active/rst_to_md.md b/active/rst_to_md.md
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-Can you convert all .rst files, of which there are many, to
-markdown.md files.
-
-Can you use Use MyST Markdown everywhere except for api
-docs which maybe should retain .rst, do you have an opinion
-on if they should keep rst there? 
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diff --git a/active/scaling_relation.md b/active/scaling_relation.md
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-I want us to update the use of galaxies on a luminosity-mass scaling relation.
-
-firstly, the correct API is the one provided in @z_projects/euclid_group/scripts/group.py, specfically the
-use of the things like scaling_lens_centres = _load_centres(dataset_path / "scaling_galaxies_centres.json")
-and:
-
-    # --- scaling galaxy light models (same MGE profile; kept separate so the two
-    #     populations remain distinguishable when building stage-1 mass models) ---
-    scaling_light_list = []
-    for centre in scaling_lens_centres:
-        bulge = al.model_util.mge_model_from(
-            mask_radius=mask_radius,
-            total_gaussians=10,
-            centre=(centre[0], centre[1]),
-            centre_prior_is_uniform=True,
-            ell_comps_prior_is_uniform=True,
-        )
-        scaling_light_list.appen    d(
-            af.Model(al.Galaxy, redshift=redshift_lens, bulge=bulge)
-        )
-
-    scaling_galaxies_free = (
-        af.Collection(scaling_light_list) if scaling_light_list else None
-    )
-
-Note that we have three distinct concepts in terms of extra galaxies, main galaxies, extra galaxies whichare
-see in group examples (e.g. group/modeling.py) and scaling galaxies which are given by the API above.
-
-Old outdated documentation of scaling galaxies is given at @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/scaling_relation
-which gives a good textual descriptipon of what this feature is for, providijng you context, which can be used
-for this taks. However, the API should more closely follow the group.py example, in particular it should show how
-to use extra galaxies but also then show how to use scaling galaxides, but in the same example. Thus, I think in
-imaging I think it hsould be called extra_galaxies, whereas in group we need to add a features/scaling_relation example.
-
-Firstly, can we move the API and other things from group.py to scaling_relation/modeling.py, so it basically
-provides an example using the same quantities and variables (e.g. shows how to add extra galaxies to an imaging analysis). 
-Then, when done, can we make scripts/group/features/scaling_relation  which shows the use of a scaling galaxie son a group scale lens.
-
-Can you also use the csvable module in autoconf to extend each example with the API for using the CSV api to load
-the galaxies. This means you need to design a scaling_galaxies.csv file and potentially extend autoconf to make this
-suitable to loading extra galaixes. Do we have this csv stuff? I think this is its own follow up feature so dont
-do this work here but write the prompt which extends the work based on what you learned doing all this.
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diff --git a/active/science_project_assistant_ref.md b/active/science_project_assistant_ref.md
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-# A science project created by `start-new-project` is a separate, self-contained
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: small
-Autonomy: safe
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-A science project created by `start-new-project` is a separate, self-contained repo that
-**refers back** to the `autolens_assistant` copilot for its `skills/` and `wiki/` rather than
-vendoring a copy. The model is already locked and partly implemented in
-@autolens_assistant/skills/start-new-project.md (see the "Locating the assistant from a
-project" section and the Create scaffold). This task finishes the resolution + provenance
-mechanics — it is implementation detail, not a fresh decision.
-
-What to implement:
-
-- **Resolution order** when the copilot is invoked inside a project: an environment variable
-  pointing at a local assistant clone -> a sibling directory (`../autolens_assistant`) ->
-  clone-on-demand of the recorded URL into a gitignored path (`sources/autolens_assistant/`),
-  mirroring the source-of-truth `sources/` clone pattern in @autolens_assistant/AGENTS.md.
-- **Pick the env var name** (proposed: `AUTOLENS_ASSISTANT`) and document it in the thin
-  `AGENTS.md` that `start-new-project` generates for each project.
-- **Provenance pin (record, not enforced checkout).** The project records the assistant repo
-  URL + commit in `project.yaml` (`assistant_ref`), and every run manifest already records
-  `assistant: {repo, commit}`. Day-to-day operation uses the resolved current clone; the
-  manifest captures what was actually used.
-- **Mismatch warning (non-blocking).** If the resolved assistant clone's commit differs from
-  `project.yaml`'s `assistant_ref.commit`, warn the user about provenance drift and offer to
-  re-pin; never hard-block or force a checkout.
-
-Touches the generated scaffold + thin `AGENTS.md` produced by
-@autolens_assistant/skills/start-new-project.md. No change to the assistant's own constitution
-beyond what the source-of-truth section already establishes.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/science_project_per_project_literature.md b/active/science_project_per_project_literature.md
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-# `wiki/literature/` is the assistant's shared, self-contained base reference for strong-lensing
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: large
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-`wiki/literature/` is the assistant's shared, self-contained base reference for strong-lensing
-science (decoupled from any external paper repo; see @autolens_assistant/wiki/literature/AGENTS.md).
-Spun-off science projects refer back to it rather than copying it. Open question: when a paper
-is ingested **for a specific project**, where does it go?
-
-Decision (lean: hybrid):
-
-- **General concepts** (mass-sheet degeneracy, substructure, time-delay cosmography, …) — the
-  project refers back to the shared `wiki/literature/`. One source of truth.
-- **Papers specific to this analysis** — the project's own bibliography (they are part of the
-  paper's reference list), kept **in the project**, NOT pushed into the shared wiki. This stops
-  one project's niche references polluting the global source of truth.
-- A paper that turns out to be **generally useful** can still be contributed upstream via
-  `al_ingest_paper` run from the assistant clone — a deliberate promotion, not the default.
-
-What to implement:
-
-- Define the project-local literature location (e.g. the project's `wiki/project/` bibliography
-  or a project `literature/` page) and its shape.
-- Teach @autolens_assistant/skills/al_ingest_paper.md to choose its target: project-local by
-  default when working inside a project, shared `wiki/literature/` only on explicit promotion.
-- Have @autolens_assistant/skills/start-new-project.md scaffold the project-local bibliography
-  home and explain the hybrid rule in the project's thin docs.
-
-Deferred feature — validate through real assistant usage before implementing:
-
-- Add a **Scientific context and papers** step to science-project creation. Prompt the user for
-  papers they already consider important (local PDFs, arXiv IDs/URLs, DOIs, or a bibliography),
-  while always allowing them to skip the step and add papers later.
-- Use the project description to inspect the assistant's existing literature wiki and identify
-  what relevant work is already covered.
-- Search the external literature for additional relevant papers, then present a reviewable
-  shortlist separated into: user-supplied papers, existing wiki coverage, and newly discovered
-  candidates. Do not silently ingest every search result.
-- After user approval, ingest project-specific selections into the project-local bibliography;
-  retain deliberate promotion as the only route into the shared literature wiki.
-- Record enough provenance for each accepted reference to distinguish verified paper metadata
-  from abstract-level or search-derived summaries. Keep local PDF paths and files out of the
-  committed bibliography; persist public references such as arXiv IDs and DOIs instead.
-
-This guided intake is intentionally a future enhancement. Use the assistant on real science
-projects first to learn when users naturally supply papers, how much literature searching they
-want during setup, and whether project creation is the right point for a potentially lengthy
-review. The initial implementation should be shaped by that evidence rather than making the
-creation workflow heavy by default.
-
-<!-- formalised retroactively by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-08 -->
diff --git a/active/search_config.md b/active/search_config.md
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-All searches use config files to load theirn input parameters and interface with their respective
-source code library.
-
-Part of the design was so that a project like PyAutoLens could create a search, have the parameters set in a
-way that was suitable for that model and hide from the user everything else:
-
-search = af.Nautilus(
-    path_prefix=Path("imaging"),  # The path where results and output are stored.
-    name="start_here",  # The name of the fit and folder results are output to.
-    unique_tag=dataset_name,  # A unique tag which also defines the folder.
-    n_live=100,  # The number of Nautilus "live" points, increase for more complex models.
-    n_batch=50,  # GPU lens model fits are batched and run simultaneously, see modeling examples for details.
-    iterations_per_quick_update=1000,  # Every N iterations the max likelihood model is visualized in the Jupter Notebook and output to hard-disk.
-)
-
-Example of a modeling script:
-
-@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling.py
-
-However, the downside of this approach is the autofit source code got very confusing with search config
-loads, the config fiels which control this for a project are bloated and require energy to set up and
-maintain and it inevitably leads to bug.
-
-This issue shows part of the problem:
-
-https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoFit/issues/1001
-
-Is there a solution which makes the source code interface a lot cleaner, doesnt have these config files
-and makes it easier for neew samplers to be set up? I wonder if having a Python class input to each
-search class is the solution, which in the past would be a pain to maintain for each specific sampler
-but now AI agents can do this quickly isnt so bad. 
-
-The biggest downside is a project like autolens_workspace may need to manually specify search inputs everywhere
-the search is set up, albeit maybe theres a no-required-config trick or inheritance trick we could use?
-
-Think hard and come up with an assessment of how we can make the source code a lot cleaner without 
-losing the desired API.
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diff --git a/active/simulator_use_jax.md b/active/simulator_use_jax.md
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-# Phase 2 — `Simulator.use_jax=True` + `PointSolver.use_jax=True`
-
-The library deliverable of `z_features/jax_user_intro.md`. Adds `use_jax=True`
-constructor flags to the three classes the Phase 0 audit identified as needing
-them, with internal pytree registration so workspace users never import
-`register_instance_pytree` or `register_model`.
-
-**Authoritative design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` (admin_jammy
-main `f381393`). Recommendation 2 is the contract:
-
-> Add `Simulator.use_jax=True` (imaging + interferometer first) and
-> `PointSolver.use_jax=True` (point_source). **Bounded to these three classes.**
-> Do NOT proliferate `use_jax=True` onto `Tracer`, `Galaxy`, `LightProfile`,
-> `MassProfile`. Those are reached via the user-written `@jax.jit + xp=jnp`
-> path (the `lens_calc.py` advanced guide), not via constructor flags.
-
-This phase ships the library changes. Phases 3a/3b/3d consume them with new
-`__JAX Variant__` workspace examples.
-
-**Run in Opus for design judgement; Sonnet via subagent is fine for the
-mechanical test additions and parity scripts.** See CLAUDE.md model
-delegation rules — the prompt-author / planner is Opus; per-file test
-implementations can route to Sonnet.
-
-## Scope
-
-**In scope:**
-
-1. `SimulatorImaging.__init__(..., use_jax=False)` — PyAutoArray.
-2. `SimulatorInterferometer.__init__(..., use_jax=False)` — PyAutoArray. Also
-   fix the existing signature inconsistency: `via_image_from` does not accept
-   `xp` today. Add `xp=np` parameter symmetric with `SimulatorImaging`.
-3. `PointSolver` (PyAutoLens) — add `use_jax=False`. Threaded into
-   `solver.solve(...)`. Defaults `remove_infinities=False` on the JAX path.
-4. **Pytree registration helper** — a new function (location TBD; see
-   "Open API decisions" below) that walks a concrete `Tracer` and registers
-   each class it carries (Galaxy, light profiles, mass profiles, Point) as
-   a JAX pytree. The existing `register_instance_pytree(cls, no_flatten=())`
-   helper in `PyAutoArray/autoarray/abstract_ndarray.py:84-131` is the building
-   block — this phase wraps it for the simulator surface.
-5. **The `xp=np + jnp-backed grid` mismatch error** (design doc §4.8). Add a
-   loud `ValueError` at `AbstractMaker.__init__` (or equivalent entry point)
-   when `xp is np` but `grid.use_jax` is True. Helps users discover the
-   `@jax.jit + xp=jnp` pairing rule.
-
-**Out of scope:**
-
-- Adding `use_jax=True` to `Tracer`, `Galaxy`, `LightProfile`, `MassProfile`.
-  Per recommendation 2's bound: no proliferation.
-- Editing any workspace script. That's Phase 3 (3a/3b/3d for the new
-  `__JAX Variant__` blocks).
-- Migrating `autolens_workspace/scripts/cluster/simulator.py` to use the new
-  API. Could be done as a worked example, but cluster is in-development per
-  the design's scope anchor — defer until cluster is stable and Phase 3f is
-  authored.
-- Gradients (`jax.grad`). Explicitly deferred to a future series per the
-  z_features tracker.
-- A user-facing `al.jax.enable_for_modeling()` helper. Open question 4.1 in
-  the design doc — flag here as deferred to a separate (future) prompt;
-  Phase 2 does not introduce it.
-
-## Implementation
-
-### 1. `SimulatorImaging.use_jax=True`
-
-File: `PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/imaging/simulator.py`.
-
-Signature change:
-
-```python
-class SimulatorImaging:
-    def __init__(
-        self,
-        exposure_time: float,
-        background_sky_level: float = 0.0,
-        subtract_background_sky: bool = True,
-        psf: Convolver = None,
-        use_real_space_convolution: bool = True,
-        normalize_psf: bool = True,
-        add_poisson_noise_to_data: bool = True,
-        include_poisson_noise_in_noise_map: bool = True,
-        noise_if_add_noise_false: float = 0.1,
-        noise_seed: int = -1,
-        use_jax: bool = False,
-    ):
-        ...
-        self.use_jax = use_jax
-        self._pytrees_registered = False
-```
-
-Internal `_xp` property (mirror `Analysis._xp`):
-
-```python
-@property
-def _xp(self):
-    if self.use_jax:
-        import jax.numpy as jnp
-        return jnp
-    return np
-```
-
-`via_image_from(image, over_sample_size=None, xp=None)`: when `xp is None`,
-default to `self._xp`. Keep the explicit `xp=` parameter for library-author
-flexibility but make it optional for users.
-
-The PyAutoLens override at `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/simulator.py` —
-`SimulatorImaging.via_tracer_from(self, tracer, grid)` — adds the pytree
-registration step on first call:
-
-```python
-def via_tracer_from(self, tracer, grid):
-    if self.use_jax and not self._pytrees_registered:
-        self._register_simulator_pytrees(tracer)
-        self._pytrees_registered = True
-    xp = self._xp
-    ...
-```
-
-Where `_register_simulator_pytrees(tracer)` walks the tracer once and calls
-`register_instance_pytree(...)` for `Tracer`, `Imaging`, and every concrete
-class reachable from the tracer (`Galaxy`, each `LightProfile` subclass,
-each `MassProfile` subclass, `Point`). The autoarray-side `AbstractNDArray`
-self-registers on construction when `xp=jnp` is passed, so the walker
-doesn't need to handle `Array2D` / `Grid2D` etc.
-
-### 2. `SimulatorInterferometer.use_jax=True`
-
-File: `PyAutoArray/autoarray/dataset/interferometer/simulator.py`.
-
-Today `via_image_from(self, image)` does NOT accept `xp`. Two fixes here:
-
-- Add `xp=None` parameter symmetric with `SimulatorImaging`.
-- Replace the hardcoded `np.isnan(noise_map).any()` with `xp.isnan(...)`
-  and the `data_with_complex_gaussian_noise_added` helper with a
-  JAX-compatible Poisson-/complex-Gaussian-noise variant. Today's helper
-  is numpy-only; needs an xp-aware path. If a JAX-safe RNG (`jax.random`)
-  is needed, accept a `key=` argument when `use_jax=True`.
-
-The PyAutoLens override (`autolens/interferometer/simulator.py`) gains the
-same pytree-registration hook as `SimulatorImaging`. Also: confirm
-`Interferometer` itself needs pytree registration (it carries `Convolver`
-and `Transformer*` which may not be pytrees) — design doc §4.2 flags this
-as an open question that Phase 2 implementation resolves.
-
-### 3. `PointSolver.use_jax=True`
-
-File: `PyAutoLens/autolens/point/solver.py` (or wherever `PointSolver` lives;
-the class is exported as `al.PointSolver`).
-
-Signature change on `__init__` and `for_grid` factory: accept `use_jax=False`.
-Thread into `solver.solve(...)`:
-
-- When `self.use_jax`, set `xp=jnp` internally.
-- Default `remove_infinities=False` on the JAX path (output is padded with
-  `inf` sentinels for static-shape compatibility).
-- Register `Tracer` as a pytree on first `solve()` call.
-
-Return type: `Grid2DIrregular` should be returned wrapped on both paths
-(today the cluster simulator does `.array` unwrap because `Grid2DIrregular`
-isn't pytree-registered for the return path). If the autoarray-side
-`AbstractNDArray._register_as_pytree` covers `Grid2DIrregular` reliably
-when constructed inside the solver with `xp=jnp`, the user can return the
-wrapped object directly. **Verify this** during Phase 2 implementation — if
-the autoarray pytree registration is unreliable for return paths, the
-solver returns raw arrays on the JAX path and users do the rewrap outside
-the jit (matches the design doc §3.4.1 pattern).
-
-### 4. The `xp=np` + jnp-grid mismatch error (design doc §4.8)
-
-File: `PyAutoArray/autoarray/structures/decorators/abstract.py`,
-`AbstractMaker.__init__`.
-
-Add at the top of `__init__`:
-
-```python
-if xp is np and getattr(grid, "use_jax", False):
-    raise ValueError(
-        f"Called {func.__qualname__} with xp=np but the input grid is "
-        f"JAX-backed (grid.use_jax=True). Inside @jax.jit, pass xp=jnp "
-        f"explicitly. See the lens_calc.py guide for the JIT-it-yourself "
-        f"pattern."
-    )
-```
-
-Default-on, opt-out via a `_strict_xp=False` kwarg on the call (for library
-internals that legitimately want the host-transfer NumPy fallback path on
-a jnp grid). Add a similar guard to `AbstractNDArray.__init__` if there's a
-parallel construction site that could trip it.
-
-## Tests
-
-PyAutoArray tests stay numpy-only per [[feedback_no_jax_in_unit_tests]].
-Cross-xp validation lives in `autolens_workspace_test/` / `autogalaxy_workspace_test/`.
-
-For PyAutoArray:
-
-- `test_autoarray/dataset/imaging/test_simulator.py` — new test:
-  `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)` constructs cleanly; `via_image_from` with
-  `use_jax=True` returns an `Imaging` whose `.data.array` is a `jax.Array`.
-  Use the autoconf JAX fixture if needed.
-- `test_autoarray/structures/decorators/test_abstract.py` — new test for
-  the `xp=np` + jnp-grid `ValueError`.
-
-For PyAutoLens:
-
-- `test_autolens/imaging/test_simulator.py` — `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)`
-  + `via_tracer_from` end-to-end; assert `dataset.data.array` is jnp-backed.
-- `test_autolens/point/test_solver.py` — `PointSolver(use_jax=True).solve(...)`
-  returns positions; assert backing array is `jax.Array`.
-
-For `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/`:
-
-- Add a parity script:
-  `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/simulator_use_jax_parity.py` that
-  asserts `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=True)` produces a dataset numerically
-  equal to `SimulatorImaging(use_jax=False)` (within reasonable tolerance —
-  noise seeds differ between RNG implementations; consider asserting
-  noise-free or zero-seed paths).
-- Add `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/point_source/solver_use_jax_parity.py`
-  for the `PointSolver` change.
-
-These are workspace_test scripts, not unit tests — they exercise the
-imaging/point-source pipelines end-to-end with both backends and confirm
-parity, matching the existing pattern in
-`autolens_workspace_test/scripts/jax_likelihood_functions/`.
-
-## Open API decisions
-
-The implementing PR needs to make explicit choices on these:
-
-1. **Where does the pytree-walker live?** Options:
-   - `PyAutoArray/autoarray/abstract_ndarray.py` — alongside
-     `register_instance_pytree`. Library-internal, no `autolens` import.
-     Requires the walker to be tracer-shape-agnostic (walks any object's
-     `__dict__` recursively and registers each class).
-   - `PyAutoLens/autolens/lens/tracer.py` — as a `Tracer` method. Cleaner
-     because it's tracer-specific, but couples the pytree registration to
-     the autolens import path. `Simulator.via_tracer_from` would call
-     `tracer._register_for_jax()`.
-   - `PyAutoLens/autolens/jax/registration.py` — a new module. Most
-     discoverable for users who go looking for "where does the JAX
-     registration code live?"
-   - Recommendation: option 3 (`autolens/jax/registration.py` or
-     `autogalaxy/jax/registration.py` mirror). Matches PyAutoFit's
-     `autofit/jax/pytrees.py` layout. Keeps autoarray clean.
-
-2. **`Tracer` and `Galaxy` registration: walk-on-call or preemptive?**
-   - Walk-on-call: the simulator walks `tracer` on its first
-     `via_tracer_from` invocation and registers each class it sees. Cheap
-     because it only fires once. Won't catch classes the user adds later.
-   - Preemptive: `enable_jax_for_modeling()` (still deferred per scope) walks
-     all known PyAutoLens classes at import time. Heavier startup, more
-     thorough.
-   - Recommendation: walk-on-call. Aligns with the existing
-     `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` style.
-
-3. **`Interferometer` pytree registration**: design doc §4.2 flags this.
-   Confirm during implementation: does `register_instance_pytree(Interferometer,
-   no_flatten=("transformer_class", "real_space_mask"))` round-trip cleanly
-   through `jax.jit`? If yes, register it. If not, document why and have
-   the user do `.data` unwrap on the JIT boundary.
-
-4. **`Imaging` pytree registration**: same question for the imaging dataset.
-   `no_flatten` candidates: `psf` (Convolver), `mask` (Mask2D). Verify and
-   register.
-
-5. **Error message wording for §4.8**: cite the `lens_calc.py` guide
-   directly. Once Phase 5d ships, the error message should link to it.
-
-## Validation
-
-After the library changes land:
-
-1. **PyAutoArray tests pass** with the new helpers; no JAX leakage into
-   the numpy unit test path.
-2. **PyAutoLens tests pass** including the new use_jax parity tests.
-3. **Workspace_test parity scripts pass** — both numpy and JAX paths
-   produce numerically agreeing simulations.
-4. **The cluster simulator can be optionally migrated** as a worked example
-   showing the API collapse (8 steps → 1-2 user-visible lines). Optional;
-   cluster is in-development per scope anchor.
-5. **The Phase 1 top-level start_here `__JAX__` section** still reads
-   correctly — its prose references "use_jax=True" on Simulator/PointSolver
-   as a thing that exists.
-
-## References
-
-- **Phase 0 design doc:** `admin_jammy/notes/jax_interface.md` (sections
-  2.2, 3.4, 3.5, 4.2, 4.8 are most relevant).
-- **Z-features tracker:** `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_user_intro.md`.
-- **Phase 1 (sibling, ships in parallel):**
-  `PyAutoPrompt/workspaces/jax_start_here_intros.md` — top-level start_here
-  `__JAX__` sections.
-- **Phase 3 (downstream consumers):** `autolens_workspace/jax_docs_imaging.md`,
-  `..._interferometer.md`, `..._point_source.md` — these use the new
-  `Simulator.use_jax=True` / `PointSolver.use_jax=True` API in their
-  `__JAX Variant__` blocks.
-- **Existing model templates:**
-  - `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py:168-188` —
-    `AnalysisImaging._register_fit_imaging_pytrees()` is the canonical
-    auto-registration pattern this phase mirrors.
-  - `PyAutoLens/autolens/point/model/analysis.py:172-208` —
-    `AnalysisPoint._register_fit_point_pytrees()` for the point-source case.
-  - `PyAutoArray/autoarray/abstract_ndarray.py:84-131` —
-    `register_instance_pytree(cls, no_flatten=())` building block.
-
-## Out-of-band notes
-
-- Library tests stay numpy-only per [[feedback_no_jax_in_unit_tests]].
-- Smoke tests are a curated subset per [[feedback_smoke_tests_small_subset]];
-  do not mass-promote the new use_jax parity scripts into `smoke_tests.txt`.
-- `[[feedback_jax_validation_vmap_not_jit]]` — when validating that
-  `use_jax=True` works end-to-end, use `fitness._vmap(jnp.array(parameters))`,
-  not `jax.jit(fn)(concrete)`.
diff --git a/active/skill_location.md b/active/skill_location.md
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-Audit ownership and location of PyAuto development workflow skills.
-
-Context
-
-The PyAuto development workflow currently uses Claude skills / commands such as:
-
-start_dev
-start_library
-start_workspace
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-pyauto-status
-handoff
-related workflow / release / development skills
-
-Some of these may currently live under:
-
-PyAutoLabs/.agents/skills
-
-but that path may contain symlinks, installed copies, or generated local state.
-
-Before redesigning these skills, determine their canonical source location and move them into the correct GitHub repository if needed.
-
-Goal
-
-Identify where the development workflow skills truly live, whether they are tracked in Git, and which repository should own them.
-
-Tasks
-Inspect local skill locations.
-
-Check:
-
-PyAutoLabs/.agents/skills
-~/.claude/skills
-~/.claude/commands
-PyAutoMind/skills
-PyAutoBrain/skills
-PyAutoBuild/skills
-PyAutoHeart/skills
-admin_jammy/skills
-
-Also inspect any install scripts that create symlinks or copy skills.
-
-Determine canonical ownership.
-
-For each development workflow skill, identify:
-
-actual source path,
-whether it is a symlink,
-target of the symlink,
-owning Git repository,
-whether the source is tracked by Git,
-whether installed copies are stale.
-Decide the correct owning repo.
-
-Use this ownership rule:
-
-PyAutoMind owns intent/task registry skills.
-PyAutoBrain owns reasoning / agent orchestration skills.
-PyAutoBuild owns execution / release / build skills.
-PyAutoHeart owns health / validation / readiness skills.
-admin_jammy should not own canonical PyAuto organism workflow skills unless there is a clear transitional reason.
-
-For workflow skills such as:
-
-start_dev
-start_library
-start_workspace
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-
-decide whether they should live in PyAutoBrain, PyAutoBuild, or be split.
-
-Likely direction:
-
-planning / routing portions should move to PyAutoBrain,
-execution portions should remain in PyAutoBuild,
-task registry updates should interface with PyAutoMind,
-health gates should interface with PyAutoHeart.
-Do not redesign the skills yet.
-
-This prompt is only for ownership and location cleanup.
-
-Do not substantially rewrite behaviour.
-
-If moving skills
-
-If a skill is in the wrong canonical repo:
-
-move the source files,
-update install scripts,
-update symlinks,
-update documentation,
-preserve command names,
-avoid breaking existing workflows.
-Report findings.
-
-Create a concise ownership table:
-
-Skill | Current source | Symlink? | Current owner | Recommended owner | Action taken
-Validation
-
-Run relevant install/status checks.
-
-Verify that the commands still resolve after any move.
-
-PR
-
-Create one PR titled:
-
-Audit and canonicalise PyAuto workflow skill ownership
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-Redesign PyAuto development workflow skills for the PyAutoBrain era.
-
-Context
-
-The PyAuto ecosystem is evolving into a software organism.
-
-Current architecture:
-
-PyAutoMind
-Stores intent, prompts, tasks, priorities and workflow state.
-PyAutoBrain
-Performs reasoning through specialist agents.
-PyAutoHeart
-Performs health checks and readiness validation.
-PyAutoBuild
-Executes build, release and development operations.
-This may later become PyAutoHands.
-
-The existing workflow skills include:
-
-start_dev
-start_library
-start_workspace
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-pyauto-status
-handoff
-
-These skills were created before PyAutoBrain became the central reasoning layer.
-
-They now need to be reviewed and redesigned so that all development reasoning happens at the PyAutoBrain level.
-
-Goal
-
-Modernise the PyAuto development workflow skills so they align with the organism architecture and with PyAutoBrain specialist agents.
-
-The core rule is:
-
-PyAutoBrain reasons.
-
-PyAutoBuild executes.
-
-PyAutoHeart checks health.
-
-PyAutoMind stores intent and workflow state.
-
-Scope
-
-Review and improve:
-
-start_dev
-start_library
-start_workspace
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-pyauto-status
-handoff
-any closely related workflow skills or commands
-Required architectural changes
-1. Make PyAutoBrain the development reasoning layer
-
-Development work should now be coordinated by PyAutoBrain agents.
-
-Existing skills should no longer act as standalone reasoning systems.
-
-They should either:
-
-become PyAutoBrain agent entry points,
-call PyAutoBrain agents,
-or become thin execution wrappers around PyAutoBuild / PyAutoHeart / PyAutoMind.
-
-For example:
-
-start_dev
-    should route through Feature Agent / Bug Agent / Refactor Agent as appropriate.
-
-ship_library / ship_workspace
-    should route through Build Agent and Health Agent before execution.
-
-'d add a new section after the PyAutoBrain section:
-
-1.5 Integrate PyAutoMemory throughout the workflow
-
-The redesigned workflow should treat PyAutoMemory as the organism's long-term knowledge.
-
-Workflow skills should consult PyAutoMemory whenever historical, scientific or architectural context would improve decisions.
-
-Examples include:
-
-previous architectural decisions,
-scientific background,
-literature summaries,
-prior implementations,
-previous failed approaches,
-coding conventions,
-project history,
-design rationale.
-
-The workflow should encourage PyAutoBrain agents to consult PyAutoMemory before making substantial planning decisions.
-
-Typical interactions include:
-
-Feature Agent
-retrieves scientific and architectural context before planning a feature.
-Build Agent
-retrieves previous release history or deployment guidance when needed.
-Health Agent
-retrieves historical health trends, previous failures or recurring issues where useful.
-
-The workflow should make it easy for future Brain agents to use PyAutoMemory without tightly coupling to its internal implementation.
-
-Document PyAutoMemory as the organism's accumulated knowledge, distinct from PyAutoMind:
-
-PyAutoMind stores what the organism intends to do.
-PyAutoMemory stores what the organism has learned.
-
-I'd also modify the architecture block at the top of Prompt 2 to include:
-
-Current architecture:
-
-- PyAutoMind
-    Stores intent, prompts, priorities and workflow state.
-
-- PyAutoMemory
-    Stores long-term scientific, architectural and project knowledge.
-
-- PyAutoBrain
-    Performs reasoning through specialist agents.
-
-- PyAutoHeart
-    Performs health checks and readiness validation.
-
-- PyAutoBuild
-    Executes build, release and development operations.
-
-One thought that occurred to me while we've been designing this: the architecture is starting to mirror a real cognitive system.
-
-Mind
-    What do I want?
-
-Memory
-    What do I know?
-
-Brain
-    What should I do?
-
-Heart
-    Am I healthy enough?
-
-Build/Hands
-    Do it.
-
-That's a surprisingly complete model. More importantly, it gives every repository a single, unambiguous responsibility. That's usually a sign you've found a strong software architecture, not just a nice metaphor.
-
-2. Preserve existing command names
-
-Do not break existing user workflows.
-
-Commands such as:
-
-/start_dev
-/ship_library
-/ship_workspace
-
-should continue to work.
-
-But internally, they should delegate to the new organism architecture.
-
-3. Remove Remote / mobile mode as a major workflow concept
-
-The old skills may contain a "remote mode" or "mobile mode" subsection.
-
-This should be removed or demoted.
-
-Mobile / web-only work is no longer a special mode.
-
-PyAutoBrain can operate in:
-
-Claude web,
-Codex web,
-GitHub-only environments,
-local Claude Code,
-local development environments.
-
-Therefore, replace "remote/mobile mode" with a more general environment model.
-
-Suggested terminology:
-
-Execution environment:
-- local-dev
-- web-github
-- ci-only
-- analysis-only
-
-Make clear that PyAutoBrain may be used in Claude or Codex web-only development via GitHub.
-
-Do not treat mobile as a lesser or exceptional workflow.
-
-4. Shorten Claude skill files
-
-Some existing skill .md files are longer than Claude guidelines allow.
-
-Refactor them so that:
-
-every primary skill .md file is under 200 lines,
-operational instructions are concise,
-long background explanations move into supporting docs,
-examples move into examples files,
-shared rules move into reusable common docs.
-
-Do not remove important behaviour.
-
-Make the skills shorter by factoring, not by deleting substance.
-
-5. Clarify skill boundaries
-
-Update each skill to state which organ owns each responsibility.
-
-Examples:
-
-PyAutoMind:
-- prompt registry
-- active/planned/complete task state
-
-PyAutoBrain:
-- task classification
-- planning
-- agent selection
-- phasing decisions
-- risk judgement
-
-PyAutoHeart:
-- tests
-- validation
-- readiness
-- GREEN/YELLOW/RED gates
-
-PyAutoBuild:
-- worktrees
-- branches
-- commits
-- PRs
-- releases
-- deployment
-6. Integrate Health Agent and Build Agent
-
-Shipping workflows should consult:
-
-Health Agent for readiness,
-Build Agent for execution planning.
-
-The expected flow should become:
-
-ship_library / ship_workspace
-    ↓
-Build Agent
-    ↓
-Health Agent
-    ↓
-PyAutoHeart
-    ↓
-GREEN / YELLOW / RED
-    ↓
-Build Agent
-    ↓
-PyAutoBuild execution
-7. Integrate Feature Agent
-
-Starting workflows should consult the appropriate PyAutoBrain agent.
-
-For feature work:
-
-start_dev
-    ↓
-Feature Agent
-    ↓
-PyAutoMind task
-    ↓
-PyAutoMemory context
-    ↓
-development plan
-    ↓
-PyAutoBuild execution wrapper
-
-If the task is not a feature, route to the appropriate future agent or classify the missing agent as a follow-up.
-
-8. Pair with PyAutoMind taxonomy
-
-Ensure the workflow skills understand the new PyAutoMind structure:
-
-feature/<target>/<task>.md
-bug/<target>/<task>.md
-refactor/<target>/<task>.md
-docs/<target>/<task>.md
-test/<target>/<task>.md
-release/<target>/<task>.md
-maintenance/<target>/<task>.md
-research/<target>/<task>.md
-experiment/<target>/<task>.md
-
-Do not assume the first folder is the target repository.
-
-The first folder is the work type.
-
-The second folder is the target repo / domain.
-
-9. Preserve start/ship lifecycle
-
-The existing lifecycle remains valuable.
-
-Preserve the concepts:
-
-start_dev
-start_library
-start_workspace
-ship_library
-ship_workspace
-
-but clarify that these are now workflow entry points used by PyAutoBrain.
-
-They are not independent agents.
-
-10. Documentation
-
-Update documentation to explain:
-
-old workflow,
-new organism workflow,
-how commands map to agents,
-how local and web-only development work,
-how health gates control shipping,
-how PyAutoMind stores state,
-how PyAutoBrain coordinates development.
-11. Validation
-
-Run:
-
-skill install checks,
-command resolution checks,
-prompt status / inventory checks,
-any existing workflow smoke tests,
-grep for stale mobile/remote-mode terminology,
-grep for stale old path assumptions,
-line-count checks on skill .md files.
-
-Add or update a simple script that reports any skill .md file over 200 lines.
-
-12. PR
-
-Create one PR titled:
-
-Modernise PyAuto workflow skills for PyAutoBrain
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diff --git a/active/skill_wiki_layer_completeness_and_llms_txt.md b/active/skill_wiki_layer_completeness_and_llms_txt.md
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-# Complete the autolens_assistant skill/wiki layer (autolens_workspace coverage) and verify llms.txt for full release
-
-Type: docs
-Target: autolens_assistant
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: normal
-Status: formalised
-
-the autolens_assistant was improved and made mature by Fable, but I think its skill layer which maps to autolens_workspace is incomplete (with the motivation being we were in development so didn't want to put everything in there whilst not mature). We are now doing a full release, so make sure the wiki part of this layer is fully complete. Also, make sure the llms.txt file, which interfaces with ChatGPT and others is also good to go
-
-<!-- formalised by the Intake (Conception) Agent on 2026-07-09 from user-intake -->
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-The folder @z_staing/dspl contains some example SLaM pipelines for double source plane lens modeling.
-
-However, they are on older code API, are a bit clunky and need polish.
-
-Can you first compare them to the new API, I think @autolens_workspace/scripts/guides/modeling/slam_start_here.py
-is a good point of comparison. Can you then try and make the DSPL pipelines follow the new API wherever
-possible, give me a plan for how to do this.
-
-Once we are in sync with the new API we can then do some test runs and figure out how to imporve
-them from here.
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-Continuation of the smoke test speed-up work. The first phase shipped env vars
-for small datasets and disabled critical curves (autolens_workspace#34). This
-phase targets the remaining PyAutoFit-level bottlenecks identified by profiling.
-
-With PYAUTO_WORKSPACE_SMALL_DATASETS=1 and PYAUTO_DISABLE_CRITICAL_CAUSTICS=1,
-the imaging and interferometer modeling scripts still take ~40-50s each under
-PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE=2. The remaining time is dominated by:
-
-1. **VRAM estimation: ~16s** — `analysis.print_vram_use()` does full JAX JIT
-   compilation + memory analysis. Should be skipped when PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE >= 2.
-   Located in @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:319
-
-2. **search.fit pre-fit I/O: ~10s** — `_fit_bypass_test_mode()` writes model.info,
-   visualization, saves samples, saves results. Much of this can be skipped in
-   test mode 2+. Located in @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/search/abstract_search.py:790
-
-3. **model.info formatting: ~7s** — The `info` property on MGE models with ~40
-   gaussians takes 7s to format. Can be cached or stubbed in test mode.
-   Located in @PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior_model/abstract.py:1775
-
-4. **Result access: ~5s** — `max_log_likelihood_instance` takes ~5s to
-   deserialize. The `result_info_from()` function calls expensive
-   `samples_text.summary()` twice.
-   Located in @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/result.py and
-   @PyAutoFit/autofit/text/text_util.py:53
-
-Target: get both scripts under 10s total with all env vars set.
diff --git a/active/smoke_workspace_action.md b/active/smoke_workspace_action.md
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-I currently have source code repos (PyAutoConf, PyAutoFit, PyAutoArray, PyAutoGalaxy, PyAutoLens) and
-workspaces (autofit_workspace, autogalaxy_workspace, autolens_workspace).
-
-The source code repos have github actions which build the projects based on their main, run the unit tests
-and flag when something went wrong.
-
-the workspaces do not have actions that do this, thus when I run ship_workspace and merge changes if I have broke 
-anything I get no feedback.
-
-Its not feasible to run all scripts in a workspace, there are many and theyd expire my github action usage. However,
-we have smoke tests which run reduced and fast end-to-end variants. Currently, these runs when I choose during
-a claude session, but its time these run via my github actions. Thus, can you set it up so that this is so,
-making sure they spawn off the up to date and relevent builds from the soruce code repos. By inspection
-autobuild you may find useful information on how to set this up.
-
-Make sure, like the source rpeos, I get an email and slack notifications to channels when these fails.
-
-Make sure these actions use the env vars tha smoke tests do, and double the number of things that run from
-the smoke tests as we can be a bit more extensive as the run times are on a github server.
-
-I think these have been added now so just check if thats the case or if any requested freaturs are missing.
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-PyAutoLens has a number of examples which perform source science, see:
-
-@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/source_science.py
-@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/pixelization/source_science.py
-
-First, read this scripts and do an assessment on whether they are correct or could be improved.
-
-However, on Euclid data we have found that the source magnitudes we estimate are unreliable,
-they often vary depending on the the source model.
-
-Theefore, in @autolens_workspace_developer/source_science I am building tools which simulate strong lenses,
-output the source magnitude and magnification, and then perform simple and quick model fits to test this behaviour.
-
-First, can you run the simulator, and then set up model fit using a Sersic source and lens light model
-(see @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/modeling.py), perform the fit, and compare estimates of the magnification
-and source magnificaition to the truth. For this sipmple example, I expect we will get acccurate results.
-
-Then do the same thing but for a Multi Gaussian Expansion (See @autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/features/multi_gaussian_expansion)
-lens light model, but keep the Sersic sourcde. Then do another fit, with the source also an MGE. 
-
-I believe with codex a startinbg point is already there, but expand and build on this to the point we can be
-confident our source magnitdue calculations for parametric sources. We will then follow up with RectangularAdaptImage
-and Delaunay fits and source magnitude / magnification comparisons.
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-# Profile sparse (w-tilde) vs dense inversion path on imaging pix/delaunay
-
-## Context
-
-PyAutoArray ships two distinct imaging inversion implementations selected
-by `autoarray.inversion.inversion.factory.inversion_from`:
-
-- **`InversionImagingMapping`** (`autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/mapping.py`) — the
-  **dense** path. Builds the (image_pixels × source_pixels) mapping matrix M
-  via the per-eval `mapping_matrix_from` scatter at
-  `mappers/mapper_util.py:315`, then convolves with the PSF to get the
-  blurred mapping matrix, then assembles `F = M_blur^T C^-1 M_blur` and
-  Cholesky-solves. Direct, easy to JIT, but the dense scatter is the OOM
-  site every chunked-vmap retry crashed in
-  (jobs 322602/604/605/606 in the NSS investigation).
-- **`InversionImagingSparse`** (`autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/sparse.py`) — the
-  **w-tilde** path. Precomputes a sparse `w_tilde` kernel encoding the
-  PSF-folded noise covariance at pixel-pair level at dataset-build time
-  (`dataset.apply_sparse_operator(use_jax=True)`). Then assembles F
-  directly from sparse pixel-pair correlations via
-  `curvature_matrix_diag_via_sparse_operator_from`, **never materializing
-  the dense blurred mapping matrix**, and overrides
-  `mapped_reconstructed_operated_data_dict` to use
-  `mapped_reconstructed_operated_data_via_sparse_operator_from` so the
-  model image is matrix-free too.
-
-The factory picks sparse when `dataset.sparse_operator is not None` AND
-not all linear objects are `AbstractLinearObjFuncList` (which would mean
-MGE / linear-light only, not pixelisation). Both paths Cholesky-solve the
-same (N_source × N_source) F + λH system, so **both keep log_det free**
-via `sum(log(diag(L))) × 2` — no SLQ needed for either.
-
-### What's missing
-
-The autolens_profiling packages already cover the comparison axes we
-care about for hardware / precision / model family — except this one.
-Specifically:
-
-- `searches/_setup.py:305` **does** call
-  `dataset.apply_sparse_operator(use_jax=True, show_progress=False)`, so
-  the NSS / Nautilus A100 search-runtime numbers (46.5 ms/eval Nautilus
-  pix, 75.9 ms/eval NSS pix, 84.8 ms/eval Nautilus delaunay, 135.8 ms/eval
-  NSS delaunay) are *supposed* to be on the sparse path. But every A100
-  OOM in the session crashed in `mapping.py:196` — i.e. the dense
-  `InversionImagingMapping`. So the sparse path is silently not engaging
-  at fit time, and we don't know why.
-- `likelihood_runtime/imaging/pixelization.py` and
-  `likelihood_runtime/imaging/delaunay.py` **do not** call
-  `apply_sparse_operator` — so all current runtime numbers in
-  `results/runtime/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay}/...` are dense-only.
-- `likelihood_breakdown/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay}.py` likewise do
-  not — and they currently crash on a separate `Grid2DIrregular.mask`
-  AttributeError before we can read any breakdown bars on these cells.
-
-Prior belief (per project owner): **sparse is slower than dense on these
-cells in practice**, despite what the design implies. Worth measuring
-honestly — knowing *why* sparse is slower (or whether it's faster on a
-different axis we haven't measured) tells us where the real bottleneck
-is, and decides whether matrix-free CG is even worth pursuing as a plan-B.
-
-## Goal
-
-A full apples-to-apples profile of dense vs sparse on imaging
-pixelization + delaunay across the existing hardware/precision matrix
-(CPU fp64 baseline + A100 fp64; mp adds noise and isn't decision-relevant
-for this question). Both `likelihood_runtime/` (full-pipeline) and
-`likelihood_breakdown/` (per-step) views.
-
-This is an **instrumentation + measurement** prompt, not a fix. The
-output is a memo with numbers + a recommendation; no PyAutoArray library
-change unless the dense-path-fallback bug at search time turns out to be
-the same lever.
-
-## Plan
-
-### Phase 1 — instrument
-
-Add a sparse/dense toggle to the existing profiling packages.
-
-1. **`likelihood_runtime/_setup.py` (or wherever the imaging dataset is
-   built)** — accept a `use_sparse_operator: bool = False` kwarg. When
-   True, append `dataset = dataset.apply_sparse_operator(use_jax=use_jax,
-   show_progress=False)` after `dataset.apply_settings(...)`. Default
-   stays False so existing JSONs aren't invalidated.
-2. **`likelihood_runtime/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay}.py`** — surface
-   the toggle via `--sparse` CLI flag (the existing `_profile_cli.py`
-   pattern). Embed the chosen path into the result JSON's `configuration`
-   block as `inversion_path: "dense" | "sparse"` so JSONs from the two
-   variants don't overwrite each other.
-3. **`likelihood_breakdown/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay}.py`** — same
-   `--sparse` flag. Also fix the existing
-   `AttributeError: Grid2DIrregular does not have attribute mask` at
-   `lens_image_raw` (the breakdown's eager-reference computation passes
-   `Grid2DIrregular`, but the current
-   `PyAutoGalaxy:autogalaxy/profiles/basis.py:151` requires a masked grid
-   to wrap the linear-profile zero-vector — pass `aa.Grid2D.from_mask(...)`
-   instead, or skip the eager-reference path when the basis contains
-   linear profiles). This unblocks any pix/delaunay breakdown numbers
-   at all; right now we have zero.
-
-### Phase 2 — run
-
-A100 is the production target so it gets both variants. CPU fp64 is the
-honest baseline that's free of XLA-fusion confounds.
-
-- **runtime** × {pix, delaunay} × {dense, sparse} × {CPU fp64, A100 fp64}
-  = 8 cells. Each cell already has an HPC submit script; clone for
-  `--sparse` variant.
-- **breakdown** × {pix, delaunay} × {dense, sparse} × {CPU fp64}
-  = 4 cells. CPU only per the breakdown package's "single-config"
-  convention; per-step bars are the same shape across hardware and the
-  JIT-compile overhead on A100 isn't worth it for the bar story.
-
-Output paths follow the existing scheme; the new `inversion_path` field
-in the JSON keeps the dense/sparse variants from clashing.
-
-### Phase 3 — synthesise
-
-Write `autolens_profiling/results/notes/sparse_vs_dense_inversion_path.md`
-(or post the same content in this prompt's GitHub issue, then archive).
-Cover:
-
-- Headline table: total wall, sampler wall, per-eval ms, viz wall for
-  each {model, path, hardware} cell (8 rows).
-- Per-step breakdown bars side-by-side for {pix, delaunay} × {dense,
-  sparse} on CPU fp64 (4 charts). Identify which step(s) the sparse path
-  is faster or slower on.
-- Memory: report peak resident set size if the profile harness can
-  capture it cheaply (e.g. `/usr/bin/time -v` on the per-cell subprocess).
-  The OOM evidence says the dense path's mapping-matrix scatter is at
-  ~28 GB on the A100 vmap-init; sparse should be measurably smaller.
-- Verdict and follow-up:
-  - **If sparse is faster on both:** file a follow-up bug for "production
-    search path falls back to dense despite `apply_sparse_operator`
-    upstream" — likely a JAX/vmap traceability issue or a regularisation
-    compatibility gap (`AdaptiveBrightnessSplit`,
-    `RectangularAdaptImage`). Then enable sparse in production.
-  - **If sparse is slower on both (the prior belief):** the next
-    intervention candidate is matrix-free CG on the dense path with SLQ
-    for log_det (separate PyAutoArray prompt). Use the breakdown
-    decomposition to estimate the matrix-free win before committing to
-    that engineering.
-  - **If sparse is faster on one but not the other:** treat each cell
-    type separately. Probably means w-tilde memory access pattern works
-    well for one mesh type (regular) and badly for the other (irregular
-    Delaunay).
-
-## Critical files
-
-To modify:
-- `autolens_profiling/_profile_cli.py` — add `--sparse` flag
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/_setup.py` — add
-  `use_sparse_operator` kwarg, plumb through
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/imaging/pixelization.py` — wire flag
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_runtime/imaging/delaunay.py` — wire flag
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/imaging/pixelization.py` —
-  wire flag + fix `Grid2DIrregular.mask` error
-- `autolens_profiling/likelihood_breakdown/imaging/delaunay.py` — same
-- `autolens_profiling/hpc/batch_gpu/submit_runtime_imaging_pixelization_a100_hst_fp64`
-  and the delaunay sibling — clone with `--sparse` suffix variants
-
-To add (output artifacts):
-- `autolens_profiling/results/runtime/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay}/hst/hpc_a100_fp64_sparse.json` (× CPU sibling)
-- `autolens_profiling/results/breakdown/imaging/{pixelization,delaunay}_breakdown_hst_v<v>_sparse.json` (and `_dense` variants)
-- `autolens_profiling/results/notes/sparse_vs_dense_inversion_path.md`
-
-To reference (do not modify):
-- `PyAutoArray:autoarray/inversion/inversion/factory.py` — sparse/dense
-  branch logic
-- `PyAutoArray:autoarray/inversion/inversion/imaging/sparse.py` — what
-  the sparse path actually does
-- `PyAutoArray:autoarray/dataset/imaging/dataset.py:apply_sparse_operator` —
-  what gets attached
-- `autolens_profiling/searches/_setup.py:305` — production reference
-  for how to call `apply_sparse_operator`
-
-## A100 evidence carried over
-
-Six metric JSONs already exist for the dense-path search runs (NSS +
-Nautilus × {mge, pix, delaunay} × HST × fp64). The new sparse-path
-breakdown / runtime numbers compare against those, **specifically the
-non-MGE rows** (MGE doesn't go through sparse — see factory's
-`AbstractLinearObjFuncList` short-circuit).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Matrix-free CG with stochastic Lanczos quadrature — separate
-  PyAutoArray prompt, only worth opening *after* this profile shows
-  sparse can't be made competitive.
-- Diagnosing why the production search path falls back to dense despite
-  `apply_sparse_operator` — file a follow-up bug *informed by* the
-  numbers from this prompt. (If sparse turns out to be slower, the
-  fallback may be intentional / desirable; if faster, it's a clear bug.)
-- Multi-GPU / sharding. Single-A100 is the production target.
-- Interferometer sparse path. Different code (`interferometer/sparse.py`)
-  with a different cost profile (sparse-DFT NUFFT dominates). Worth its
-  own follow-up.
-
-## Cross-references
-
-- PyAutoFit#1303 (merged) — chunked vmap on per-iteration NSS step
-- PyAutoFit#1305 (merged) — chunked vmap on NSS algo.init
-- autolens_profiling#43 (merged) — `build_nss` wiring of `chunk_size`
-- Session NSS/Nautilus comparison: MGE Nautilus 12.1 ms/eval, NSS 1.6 ms/eval; pixelization Nautilus 46.5 ms/eval, NSS 75.9 ms/eval; delaunay Nautilus 84.8 ms/eval, NSS 135.8 ms/eval
-- OOM stack traces always pointed at `mapper_util.py:315 mat.at[...].add` — i.e. the dense path, despite `apply_sparse_operator` having been called upstream
diff --git a/active/starred_psf_reconstruction.md b/active/starred_psf_reconstruction.md
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-# STARRED super-sampled ePSF back-end for PyAutoReduce
-
-Type: research
-Target: PyAutoReduce
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: medium
-Status: issued
-Issue: https://github.com/PyAutoLabs/PyAutoReduce/issues/35
-
-STARRED (STARlet REgularized Deconvolution; Michalewicz, Millon et al.,
-COSMOGRAIL/EPFL; arXiv:2402.08725 = AJ 2024, JOSS 10.21105/joss.05340) is
-named across the PSF tiering docs (HST `hst_acs_pipeline.md` Tier 3; JWST
-`jwst.md` tier-3 row; Keck `keck_ao.md` Tier C) as a "high-fidelity
-reconstruction back-end" for lensed quasars/AGN "where the point source itself
-constrains the PSF." **Deep design research (2026-07-11) shows that framing is
-wrong, and re-scopes the work substantially.** This prompt now carries the
-resolved design; implementation follows from it.
-
-## Design research findings (2026-07-11)
-
-STARRED is two separable capabilities that fall on **opposite sides** of the
-reduction / modelling boundary (arXiv:2402.08725, §2.1 vs §2.4/§3; full-text
-verified):
-
-1. **PSF reconstruction** — takes a set of **field-star** cutouts (HST worked
-   example: 6 stars, §3.2), *standalone and science-target-agnostic* (§2.1:
-   PSFs "constructed from stars in the field of view," built before the target
-   is touched), runs **single-epoch** (per-epoch inverse problem; multi-epoch
-   only to track variation, not required). Output is a **super-sampled narrow
-   PSF** = analytic Moffat core + ℓ1-starlet-regularised pixel residual grid,
-   Nyquist-sampled (Eq. 2, FWHM ≈ 2 px in the deconvolved frame). **No lens
-   model, no science target, no `autolens` — its input is the same field-star
-   sample the shipped Tier-1 photutils ePSF already selects** (`psf/stars.py`).
-2. **Two-channel deconvolution / light-curve extraction** — decomposes the
-   *target* into a point-source channel + an extended channel; the extended
-   channel is a **generic starlet-regularised pixel grid with no physical
-   model** (Eq. 9, explicitly *not* a lens/galaxy model). This is a
-   science-analysis/photometry step, not a reduction product.
-
-**Consequences that rewrite the plan:**
-
-- **Question 0 (reduction vs modelling) is resolved.** STARRED's PSF step is
-  squarely reduction-stage: it is a **higher-fidelity, super-sampled ePSF built
-  from field stars** — a drop-in upgrade/alternative to Tier-1, not the exotic
-  "reconstruct the PSF from the lensed images" method the doc imagined. The
-  two-channel deconvolution of the target is out of reduction scope. So of the
-  two contradicting design docs, **`keck_ao.md` was right** ("a *modelling-stage*
-  concern, out of reduction scope") and **`hst_acs_pipeline.md`'s Tier-3 wording
-  is misleading** and should be corrected when this lands (see below).
-- **The Tier-3 taxonomy is wrong and must be fixed.** STARRED (PSF from stars)
-  and PSFr (Birrer — genuinely reconstructs the PSF from the *science* point
-  sources, iterative, modelling-adjacent) are **not the same kind of tool** and
-  should not be lumped as co-equal "Tier-3 back-ends." STARRED's reduction-side
-  contribution is really **Tier-1b: a super-sampled ePSF back-end**, parallel to
-  the photutils Tier-1, fed by the same `psf/stars.py` selection.
-- **Licensing is a hard constraint.** STARRED is **GPL-3.0-or-later** (copyleft;
-  gitlab.com/cosmograil/starred/LICENSE) while PyAuto* are permissive. It can
-  therefore only be an **optional extra**, imported only when the user selects
-  that PSF back-end, isolated so it never imposes GPL on PyAutoReduce's core —
-  exactly the optional-back-end pattern `psf/fallback.py` already establishes.
-- **JAX is a hard constraint.** STARRED "heavily depends on jax" (autodiff +
-  optional GPU). PyAutoReduce unit tests are numpy/astropy-only (AGENTS.md
-  boundary), so STARRED runs in `prototypes/` / integration only, behind
-  `pytest.importorskip` — the same exception the standalone `drizzle` resampler
-  already uses. Its JAX pin must not collide with the workspace JAX story
-  (manageable because it is optional and isolated).
-
-## Re-scoped plan
-
-The boundary question is answered; what remains is one real technical problem
-plus the packaging. In order of information per hour:
-
-1. **Drizzle-consistency — THE open technical question.** STARRED emits a
-   super-sampled, Nyquist PSF in a "deconvolved frame"; the PyAutoReduce
-   invariant is that the delivered PSF is the *drizzled* PSF (same kernel,
-   pixfrac, scale, orientation as the mosaic — `psf/__init__.py`). Work out how
-   to bring STARRED's super-sampled Moffat+starlet PSF onto the mosaic grid
-   consistently — resample/rebin to the mosaic scale, or the `frame_combine.py`
-   route (build STARRED PSFs per frame in native pixels, then drop-convolve +
-   WCS-Jacobian resample). This is the crux; validate on a real ACS field
-   against the Tier-1 photutils ePSF on a residual metric.
-2. **Optional back-end seam.** Wire STARRED behind an optional interface
-   mirroring `psf/fallback.py` — inputs: the `psf/stars.py` star cutouts + an
-   initial Moffat guess; outputs: the two modeling kernels (`psf.fits` 21×21,
-   `psf_full.fits` 61×61, odd/centred/unit-normalised, drizzle-consistent);
-   provenance fields recording the STARRED version, star count, regularisation.
-   GPL-isolated optional dependency group `pyautoreduce[starred]`; import lazily.
-3. **Spike placement.** Feasibility spike lives in `prototypes/` (JAX allowed
-   there); reuse an existing star-rich ACS mosaic already reduced by the
-   pipeline so the only new variable is the PSF back-end.
-4. **Doc correction (deliverable, not optional).** When this lands: rewrite the
-   `hst_acs_pipeline.md` Tier-3 paragraph — STARRED becomes **Tier-1b
-   (super-sampled ePSF from stars)**; the "point source constrains the PSF /
-   PSFr-style reconstruction of the target" strand is separated out and marked
-   modelling-stage per `keck_ao.md`. Mirror into `jwst.md`/`keck_ao.md` rows.
-
-## Out of scope (record, do not build here)
-
-- STARRED's **two-channel deconvolution / light-curve extraction** of the
-  lensed quasar/AGN — a modelling/science-analysis step, not a reduction
-  product; PyAutoReduce ships the inputs (cutouts + the STARRED PSF) and stops.
-  PyAutoLens has no imaging-deconvolution path today either (its point-source
-  route is image positions/flux-ratios; imaging fits take the PSF as a fixed
-  convolution kernel), so this is genuinely un-owned future science work.
-
-## References
-
-- STARRED — arXiv:2402.08725 (AJ 168, 2024; IOP 10.3847/1538-3881/ad4da7);
-  JOSS 10.21105/joss.05340. Repo gitlab.com/cosmograil/starred (docs
-  cosmograil.gitlab.io/starred, v1.4.3); **GPL-3.0-or-later**; deps jax/numpy/
-  scipy/matplotlib. Key sections: §2.1 PSF-from-N-stars, Eq. 2 Moffat+starlet,
-  §2.4/Eq. 9 two-channel (starlet extended channel, no physical model).
-- Boundary precedent: `keck_ao.md` Tier C (reconstruction = modelling-stage);
-  the mistaken framing: `hst_acs_pipeline.md` Stage 5 Tier 3.
-- Seams to mirror: `psf/fallback.py` (optional back-end + provenance contract),
-  `psf/frame_combine.py` (drizzle-consistency machinery), `psf/stars.py` (the
-  shared star selection that also feeds STARRED).
-- Not needed for SLACS-style galaxy-galaxy lenses; the payoff is a
-  higher-fidelity PSF for demanding (quasar/AGN, weak-lensing-grade) work.
diff --git a/active/starty_here_bug.md b/active/starty_here_bug.md
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-Run welcome.py and start_here.py in all workspsaces, look for the bug below and any others.
-
-##############################
-## LIGHT AND MASS PROFILES ###
-##############################
-
-
-    The image displayed on your screen shows a `LightProfile`, the object PyAutoLens uses to represent the
-    luminous emission of galaxies. This emission is unlensed, which is why it looks like a fairly ordinary and
-    boring galaxy.
-
-    To perform ray-tracing, we need a `MassProfile`, which will be shown after you push [Enter]. The figures will
-    show deflection angles of the `MassProfile`, vital quantities for performing lensing calculations.
-
-    [Press Enter to continue]
-
-Traceback (most recent call last):
-  File "/tmp/autolens_workspace_verify_A_20260429_214047/welcome.py", line 109, in <module>
-    deflections_y = aa.Array2D(values=deflections.slim[:, 0], mask=grid.mask)
-                    ^^
-NameError: name 'aa' is not defined. Did you mean: 'al'?
\ No newline at end of file
diff --git a/active/subhalo_redshift_jax_tracer_error.md b/active/subhalo_redshift_jax_tracer_error.md
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-# Free-parameter subhalo redshift breaks under JAX (`TracerBoolConversionError`)
-
-## Reporter
-
-Reported on Slack by **@qiuhan96** (with an undergraduate at the University of Groningen). Running the public pip release of `autolens` on Python 3.13.
-
-## Symptom
-
-Setting the subhalo's redshift as a free parameter (a `af.UniformPrior`) raises a `jax.errors.TracerBoolConversionError` during model fitting. The fit only runs if `use_jax=False` is set, which is much slower.
-
-## Reproduction
-
-@RepoName: PyAutoLens
-
-```python
-import autofit as af
-import autolens as al
-
-bulge = al.model_util.mge_model_from(
-    mask_radius=mask_radius,
-    total_gaussians=20,
-    gaussian_per_basis=2,
-    centre_prior_is_uniform=True,
-)
-
-mass = af.Model(al.mp.Isothermal)
-shear = af.Model(al.mp.ExternalShear)
-
-lens = af.Model(al.Galaxy, redshift=0.5, bulge=bulge, mass=mass, shear=shear)
-
-# Subhalo
-subhalo_mass = af.Model(al.mp.IsothermalSph)
-subhalo_mass.centre_0 = af.UniformPrior(lower_limit=-0.1, upper_limit=0.1)
-subhalo_mass.centre_1 = af.UniformPrior(lower_limit=1.2, upper_limit=1.8)
-subhalo_mass.einstein_radius = af.UniformPrior(lower_limit=0.01, upper_limit=0.4)
-
-# Trigger: free-parameter redshift
-redshift_subhalo = af.UniformPrior(lower_limit=0.2, upper_limit=0.9)
-# redshift_subhalo = 0.6   # <-- works fine
-
-subhalo_galaxy = af.Model(al.Galaxy, redshift=redshift_subhalo, mass=subhalo_mass)
-
-# Source
-bulge = al.model_util.mge_model_from(
-    mask_radius=mask_radius, total_gaussians=20, centre_prior_is_uniform=False
-)
-source = af.Model(al.Galaxy, redshift=1.0, bulge=bulge)
-
-model = af.Collection(galaxies=af.Collection(lens=lens, subhalo=subhalo_galaxy, source=source))
-```
-
-When `redshift_subhalo` is a `UniformPrior`, the fit raises:
-
-```
-File autolens/analysis/analysis/lens.py:99, in AnalysisLens.tracer_via_instance_from
-    subhalo_centre = tracer_util.grid_2d_at_redshift_from(
-        galaxies=instance.galaxies,
-        redshift=instance.galaxies.subhalo.redshift,
-        ...
-    )
-File autolens/lens/tracer_util.py:247, in grid_2d_at_redshift_from
-    plane_redshifts = plane_redshifts_from(galaxies=galaxies)
-File autolens/lens/tracer_util.py:46, in plane_redshifts_from
-    galaxies_ascending_redshift = sorted(galaxies, key=lambda galaxy: galaxy.redshift)
-...
-jax._src.core.TracerBoolConversionError: Attempted boolean conversion of traced array with shape bool[].
-```
-
-Workaround: setting `use_jax=False` lets the fit run, but is much slower.
-
-## Root cause
-
-`@PyAutoLens/autolens/lens/tracer_util.py` performs several Python-level operations on the redshift values that fail when one of them is a JAX traced scalar:
-
-- **Line 46** — `sorted(galaxies, key=lambda g: g.redshift)` does pairwise `<` comparisons on Python objects holding traced redshifts.
-- **Line 49** — `[float(g.redshift) for g in ...]` calls `float()` on a traced scalar.
-- **Line 249** — `if redshift <= plane_redshifts[0]:` is a Python branch on a traced boolean.
-- **Line 257** — `[plane_index for ... if galaxies[0].redshift == redshift]` filters on a traced boolean.
-- **Line 267-268** — `for ...: if redshift > plane_redshift: plane_index_insert = plane_index + 1` again branches on a traced boolean and uses a Python integer to index the inserted plane.
-
-`grid_2d_at_redshift_from` is called from `@PyAutoLens/autolens/analysis/analysis/lens.py:99` whenever `instance.galaxies.subhalo` exists, with `redshift=instance.galaxies.subhalo.redshift`. When that redshift is free, the value passed in is a traced array and every comparison above is illegal under `jax.jit`.
-
-The whole helper is structured around inserting the subhalo into a Python-level ordered plane list and returning the traced grid at a Python-indexed plane position. Because the insertion index depends on the traced redshift, this control-flow pattern cannot be naïvely lifted into JAX.
-
-## Plan
-
-The goal is to make `tracer_via_instance_from` work with a JAX-traced subhalo redshift while keeping the numpy path identical.
-
-1. **Reproduce** with a minimal `pytest` test case that builds an analysis with a free-parameter subhalo redshift and calls `analysis.fit_from(instance)` under JAX, asserting it does not raise.
-2. **Decide the JAX-compatible reformulation** of `grid_2d_at_redshift_from`. Two viable directions:
-   - Compute traced grids at *all* candidate plane positions (subhalo before plane 0, between each pair of planes, after plane N) and select the correct one with `jnp.where` / `jax.lax.switch` based on redshift comparisons that are kept as `jnp.bool_` rather than Python `bool`.
-   - Or constrain priors so the subhalo's plane index is fixed (e.g. always between lens and source) and only handle that single case under JAX, falling back to the general numpy implementation otherwise. This is less general but avoids `lax.switch`.
-3. **Refactor `plane_redshifts_from` / `planes_from`** so they do not call `float()` on redshift values; carry redshifts through as the array type returned by the backend, sorting by the *concrete* redshifts of the *non-subhalo* galaxies (which are always Python floats — only the subhalo redshift is traced).
-4. **Update `AnalysisLens.tracer_via_instance_from`** to stay on the JAX path and not mutate `instance.galaxies.subhalo.mass.centre` with `tuple(...)` (which forces Python conversion of a traced array).
-5. **Add unit tests** in `test_autolens/lens/test_tracer_util.py` covering: subhalo redshift before lens plane, between lens and source, equal to lens redshift, equal to source redshift.
-6. **Verify** with the user's reproduction script that the full Nautilus / Dynesty fit runs end-to-end with `use_jax=True`.
-
-The fix should be implemented in PyAutoLens only — `autogalaxy` and `autoarray` are unaffected.
diff --git a/active/test_mode.md b/active/test_mode.md
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-PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE is used to make integration scripts run faster, and it does the following:
-
-- Makes the sampler use only 50 samples if its Nautilus, or for other samples some other value that reduces run time.
-- Disables all visualization so images are not output for speed up.
-- Disables some other features to speed things up.
-
-The problem is that running Nautilus with PYAUTOFIT_TEST_MODE=1 still takes some time and
-means integration testing, especially smoke tests, still has some time to run.
-
-In test mode, can you run the file @autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/model_fit.py and
-do an assessment if whether there is a way we can have test mode run but in a way which does
-not require Nautilus itself to be run. The truth is we just want the output folder state to be output
-as if its run so that we can use test mode for testing.
-
-One part of behaviour we do want is currently test mode does call the likelihood function, and thus it does
-make sure that the likelihood function can be called correct in these scripts. This will be where some run time
-is lost, but it is important to make sure the likelihood function can be called correctly in test mode. 
-
-Can you investigate the behaviour for two cases, where the likelihood function is called when you try to bypass
-and nautilus and one where its not called at all. Compare their runt imes, we may make it so test mode
-can do either and we customize tests to use one or the other depending on the test.
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-# `TruncatedGaussianPrior.value_for` — direct-erf fast path
-
-Replace the `scipy.stats.norm.cdf` / `jax.scipy.stats.norm.cdf` calls inside
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/truncated_gaussian.py:136(value_for)` with
-direct `erf` / `erfinv` calls from `scipy.special` (numpy) and
-`jax.scipy.special` (JAX). The current implementation routes through
-`scipy.stats._distn_infrastructure.cdf`, which has substantial Python-side
-wrapper overhead per call (arg validation, broadcasting setup, dispatch
-chain) that dwarfs the actual `erf` computation.
-
-This is the #1 cProfile hotspot identified by the
-`graphical-ep-scale-up` scoping pass — see
-`PyAutoPrompt/graphical_ep/graphical_scoping.md` and
-`PyAutoPrompt/graphical_ep/ep_scoping.md`.
-
-## Motivation
-
-cProfile attribution at N=10 from
-`autofit_workspace_developer/{graphical,ep}/profiles/N10_hotspots.txt`:
-
-| Package | Total | `value_for` cumtime | `scipy.stats..cdf` cumtime | % of total |
-|---------|-------|---------------------|-----------------------------|------------|
-| graphical | 60 s | 22.7 s | 19.5 s (184 200 calls) | **33%** |
-| ep | 724 s | not isolated | 116.4 s (1 599 610 calls) | **16%** |
-
-Almost all of `value_for`'s cumtime is the scipy.stats wrapper — the actual
-`erf` math is fast. `GaussianPrior.value_for` (the non-truncated variant)
-already uses the direct-erfinv approach on its JAX path
-(`gaussian.py:117`); this prompt extends that pattern to the truncated
-variant on both numpy and JAX.
-
-## Numerics-preserving identity
-
-```
-norm.cdf(z)  ≡  0.5 * (1 + erf(z / sqrt(2)))
-             ≡  0.5 * erfc(-z / sqrt(2))         (preferred when z << 0)
-
-norm.ppf(p)  ≡  sqrt(2) * erfinv(2*p - 1)
-             ≡  -sqrt(2) * erfcinv(2*p)          (preferred when p close to 1)
-             ≡   sqrt(2) * erfcinv(2*(1-p))      (preferred when p close to 0)
-```
-
-Both forms are mathematically equivalent to `scipy.stats.norm.cdf`/`ppf`
-and produce the same float64 values to within ULPs. The `erfc`/`erfcinv`
-forms are used when the argument is in the tail to avoid catastrophic
-cancellation.
-
-For `TruncatedGaussianPrior`:
-
-```
-a = (lower_limit - mean) / sigma
-b = (upper_limit - mean) / sigma
-Phi_a = 0.5 * (1 + erf(a / sqrt(2)))   # or erfc form if a << 0
-Phi_b = 0.5 * (1 + erf(b / sqrt(2)))   # or erfc form if b >> 0
-p     = Phi_a + unit * (Phi_b - Phi_a)
-x     = sqrt(2) * erfinv(2*p - 1)       # or erfcinv forms if p near 0/1
-return mean + sigma * x
-```
-
-## Plan
-
-1. **Add a new helper module** (or inline functions in the same file)
-   that exposes `truncated_normal_value_for(unit, mean, sigma, lower, upper, xp)`
-   built on `xp.special.erf`/`erfinv` (importing `scipy.special` for numpy
-   and `jax.scipy.special` for jax). Centralise the tail-safe `erfc`/
-   `erfcinv` branching so both the prior and the message classes can call
-   into it.
-2. **Replace the bodies** of:
-   - `autofit/mapper/prior/truncated_gaussian.py:136(value_for)`
-   - The corresponding code path in
-     `autofit/messages/truncated_normal.py` (if `TruncatedNormalMessage`
-     also uses `scipy.stats.norm.cdf` — verify; reuse the helper if so).
-3. **Numerical equivalence test** in
-   `test_autofit/mapper/prior/test_truncated_gaussian.py`: compare the
-   new `value_for` against `scipy.stats.truncnorm.ppf` (the
-   library-agnostic ground truth, not the old code path) on a grid of
-   `(unit, mean, sigma, lower, upper)` including extreme truncations
-   (a=10/b=20, a=-20/b=-10, narrow [0.499, 0.501] bracket). Tolerance:
-   `1e-12` relative error for moderate cases, `1e-9` in the deep tails.
-4. **Benchmark gate.** Run
-   `autofit_workspace_developer/graphical/fit.py --total_datasets={3,10,30}`
-   and `ep/fit.py --total_datasets={3,10,30}` from a clean checkout
-   and compare `profiles/baseline.json` against the pre-fix baseline
-   committed by issue #16. Expected wall-time reduction:
-   - Graphical: ~30% (prior transforms drop from 38% of total to <5%)
-   - EP: ~17% (same fix, smaller share of total runtime)
-   - Sanity-check max log L and recovered posteriors must match the
-     pre-fix baseline to within `1e-6` relative tolerance — this is the
-     correctness gate, the speed gain is only meaningful if numerics
-     don't drift.
-5. **Run the full PyAutoFit prior test suite**: `pytest test_autofit/mapper/prior/`
-   and any tests under `test_autofit/non_linear/` that exercise the
-   prior transform. They must all pass unchanged.
-
-## Affected files
-
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/truncated_gaussian.py` — `value_for` body.
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/messages/truncated_normal.py` — verify and update if it
-  also uses `scipy.stats.norm.cdf`/`ppf`.
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/abstract.py` or a new file in
-  `autofit/mapper/prior/_erf_helpers.py` — the shared helper.
-- `@PyAutoFit/test_autofit/mapper/prior/test_truncated_gaussian.py` — numerical
-  equivalence + extreme-truncation tests.
-- (Verification only, no changes expected) `@PyAutoFit/autofit/mapper/prior/gaussian.py`
-  — already uses the direct-erfinv pattern on JAX; cross-check the new
-  helper is consistent.
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- Replacing `scipy.special.erf` with a hand-rolled rational approximation —
-  scipy already calls into the system `libm` `erf`, which is what we want.
-- Other priors (`LogGaussianPrior`, `LogUniformPrior`): they don't show
-  up in the cProfile data and are not on the scaling critical path. If
-  the helper extracts cleanly they can re-use it later — out of scope
-  for this issue.
-- JAX vs numpy parity audit beyond `TruncatedGaussianPrior`: separate
-  scope.
-
-## Success criteria
-
-- All existing PyAutoFit prior tests pass.
-- New numerical equivalence test passes at `1e-12` rel tolerance.
-- `autofit_workspace_developer/graphical/fit.py --total_datasets={3,10,30}`
-  posterior means and max log L match the pre-fix `baseline.json` to
-  `1e-6` rel tolerance.
-- Graphical wall time at N=10 drops by ≥20% (target ~30%); EP wall time
-  at N=10 drops by ≥10% (target ~17%).
-- Updated baseline.json files are committed in a follow-up
-  autofit_workspace_developer PR after the library change merges.
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-# Unify JAX visualization with likelihood JIT path
-
-Remove `use_jax_for_visualization` and have quick-update visualization
-reuse the same JIT-compiled function as the likelihood evaluation. The
-current architecture compiles visualization separately, paying a 20–30s
-penalty on the first quick update that the user perceives as "the quick
-update is slow."
-
-## Problem statement
-
-When `use_jax=True` and `use_jax_for_visualization=False` (the current
-default), the quick-update visualization path calls `fit_for_visualization`
-which runs `analysis.fit_from(instance)` through **plain Python**. But
-the profile methods (Sersic, Isothermal, etc.) still dispatch to JAX
-internally because `analysis._use_jax=True`. Each profile evaluation
-triggers its **own** small `jax.jit` compilation via the
-`@aa.grid_dec.transform` / `@aa.grid_dec.to_array` decorator chain.
-
-**cProfile of the first `model_data` access** (15k masked pixels, HST):
-
-```
-234 calls to jax._src.pjit.cache_miss  → 12.97s
-216 calls to backend_compile_and_load  →  9.59s
-```
-
-This is 234 individual XLA compilations instead of one composed graph.
-Subsequent quick updates are fast (~0.5s) because the per-function JIT
-cache is warm — but only for the **same parameter shapes**. The first
-quick update in every process pays the full 20s+ cost.
-
-Setting `use_jax_for_visualization=True` compiles a single
-`jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)` — better in principle, but:
-
-1. It creates its **own** JIT function, separate from the search's
-   `Fitness._vmap = jax.vmap(jax.jit(self.call))`. No cache sharing.
-2. First compile takes ~31s (one big graph vs 234 small ones).
-3. Subsequent calls are ~5s, not sub-second — suggests JIT cache misses
-   (possibly pytree structure changes between calls).
-4. Requires `register_model(model)` from `autofit.jax.pytrees` before
-   use — the `ModelInstance` / `Galaxy` types must be pytree-registered
-   or `jax.jit` rejects them.
-
-## Profiling numbers (HST, 15k pixels, CPU, no GPU)
-
-| Scenario | First call | Subsequent |
-|---|---|---|
-| `use_jax_for_visualization=False` (current default) | 22s (234 JIT compiles) | 0.5s |
-| `use_jax_for_visualization=True` (separate JIT) | 31s (1 compile) | 5–6s |
-| **Target: reuse search's JIT** | 0s (already compiled) | <1s |
-
-The 35s matplotlib rendering cost (`subplot_fit` with 12 panels) is a
-separate issue being tracked independently.
-
-## Proposed fix
-
-### Phase 1 — Remove `use_jax_for_visualization`
-
-Delete the flag from:
-- `Analysis.__init__` (`autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py`)
-- `Analysis.fit_for_visualization` — remove the `_use_jax_for_visualization`
-  branch; `fit_for_visualization` should always go through the fast path
-  when `use_jax=True`.
-- `AnalysisImaging.__init__` signature in PyAutoGalaxy / PyAutoLens
-- All workspace scripts that pass it
-- Config defaults
-
-Visualization follows `use_jax` — if the search uses JAX, visualization
-does too.
-
-### Phase 2 — Have visualization reuse the search's compiled function
-
-The search's `Fitness` class compiles `jax.vmap(jax.jit(self.call))` as
-`self._vmap`. This wraps the full chain:
-
-```
-Fitness.call(parameters: vector)
-  → model.instance_from_vector(vector, xp=jnp)
-  → analysis.log_likelihood_function(instance)
-    → analysis.fit_from(instance)
-      → FitImaging(dataset, tracer, ...)
-    → fit.figure_of_merit
-  → scalar
-```
-
-The JIT trace sees a flat float vector in and a scalar out. For
-visualization we need the intermediate `FitImaging` — the scalar isn't
-enough.
-
-**Key question:** can we cache `jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)` on the
-`Fitness` instance (alongside `_vmap`) so that:
-
-1. The **search** uses `_vmap` (vector → scalar) for likelihood evaluation.
-2. The **quick update** uses a cached `jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)` to go
-   instance → FitImaging, then hands the FitImaging to the visualizer.
-3. Both share the same XLA compilation cache (same sub-expressions get
-   deduplicated by XLA).
-
-This cached `_jit_fit_from` would replace `fit_for_visualization`'s own
-`jax.jit(self.fit_from)`. It lives on `Fitness` (which has access to
-the model for `instance_from_vector`) rather than on `Analysis`.
-
-**Alternatively:** compile `fit_from` during `Fitness.__init__` warmup
-by calling it once with `model.instance_from_prior_medians()`. The
-compiled function is then warm for the first quick update. This is
-effectively the warmup idea from the earlier investigation, but now it's
-the same function the visualization path will use.
-
-### Phase 3 — Investigate the 5s steady-state cost
-
-With `use_jax_for_visualization=True`, subsequent calls to
-`jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)(instance)` take 5–6s instead of sub-second.
-This suggests JIT cache misses — the compiled function is being
-retraced on each call. Possible causes:
-
-- **Pytree structure changes** — if `ModelInstance` or `Galaxy` objects
-  have a different set of attributes between calls, JAX sees a different
-  pytree structure and recompiles. Check: do all instances produced by
-  `model.instance_from_vector` have identical pytree structure?
-- **Python-float vs jax.Array leaves** — if some profile parameters are
-  Python floats and others are `jax.Array`, the dispatch changes. Check:
-  does `instance_from_vector(vector, xp=jnp)` consistently produce
-  `jax.Array` for all leaf values?
-- **Side effects in `fit_from`** — any Python-level branching (`if`,
-  `hasattr`, `isinstance`) that depends on traced values will cause
-  retracing. Audit `fit_from` → `tracer_via_instance_from` →
-  `FitImaging.__init__` for such branches.
-- **`register_model` called too late** — pytree registration must happen
-  before the first JIT trace. If it's called after, JAX may cache a
-  non-pytree version.
-
-**Profiling approach:** add `jax.make_jaxpr(analysis.fit_from)(instance)`
-before and after the second call — if it succeeds without recompilation,
-the issue is in the execution path, not the tracing.
-
-### Phase 4 — Wire up in `Fitness.manage_quick_update`
-
-Currently `manage_quick_update` calls:
-
-```python
-instance = self.model.instance_from_vector(
-    vector=self.quick_update_max_lh_parameters, xp=self._xp
-)
-self.analysis.perform_quick_update(self.paths, instance)
-```
-
-After this change, when `use_jax=True`:
-
-```python
-instance = self.model.instance_from_vector(
-    vector=self.quick_update_max_lh_parameters, xp=self._xp
-)
-fit = self._jit_fit_from(instance)  # reuses the cached JIT
-self.analysis.visualize_quick_update(self.paths, fit)
-```
-
-Note the API change: instead of passing `instance` to
-`perform_quick_update` (which calls `fit_for_visualization` internally),
-pass the already-computed `FitImaging` to a new
-`visualize_quick_update(paths, fit)` method that only does the
-visualization part (critical curves + subplot_fit render). This
-separates "compute the fit" from "render the fit" and lets the Fitness
-own the JIT-cached computation.
-
-## Key files
-
-| File | Role |
-|---|---|
-| `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/fitness.py` | `Fitness` class — `_vmap`, `_jit`, `manage_quick_update` |
-| `PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py` | `fit_for_visualization`, `_use_jax_for_visualization` flag |
-| `PyAutoFit/autofit/jax/pytrees.py` | `register_model` — pytree registration for ModelInstance/Galaxy |
-| `PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/analysis/analysis/analysis.py` | `perform_quick_update` — calls `fit_for_visualization` + `Visualizer` |
-| `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/visualizer.py` | `Visualizer.visualize` — calls `fit_for_visualization` + subplot_fit |
-| `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py` | `AnalysisImaging.fit_from` — builds FitImaging |
-| `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/analysis.py:169` | `_register_fit_imaging_pytrees` — pytree wiring |
-| `autolens_profiling/quick_update/imaging.py` | Profiling script for this work |
-
-## Profiling script
-
-`autolens_profiling/quick_update/imaging.py` already exists and profiles
-the current quick-update path. Extend it to also profile:
-
-1. The unified JIT path (Phase 2) — `jax.jit(analysis.fit_from)` reused
-   across calls, with `register_model` called upfront.
-2. Steady-state JIT cache hit rate — is the compiled function reused or
-   retraced on each call?
-3. Comparison table: current (234 compiles) vs unified (1 compile, reused)
-   vs target (0 compiles, search already compiled it).
-
-## What this unblocks
-
-Once visualization shares the search's JIT:
-
-- **First quick update** costs ~0s for the fit (already compiled by the
-  search's first likelihood eval). Only the matplotlib render and
-  critical curves remain.
-- **`live_visual_update=True`** becomes genuinely "live" — sub-second
-  fit computation + whatever render time we achieve after the matplotlib
-  optimization.
-- **`use_jax_for_visualization` flag goes away** — one less knob for
-  users to worry about. If `use_jax=True`, everything is fast.
-- **Phase 2 of the JAX viz roadmap** (default `use_jax_for_visualization`
-  to follow `use_jax`) becomes unnecessary — there's no separate flag.
-
-## Relationship to other work
-
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/complete/jax_visualization.md` — the JAX viz
-  roadmap. Phases 0–1 (pytree registration, workspace_test coverage)
-  are shipped. Phase 2 (default the flag) is superseded by this task.
-  Phases 3–5 (workspace adoption, subprocess viz, live Jupyter) are
-  orthogonal.
-- `live_visual_update` flag (PR #1293, shipped) — controls the display
-  surface (matplotlib window / Jupyter cell). Orthogonal to this task;
-  the flag stays.
-- matplotlib rendering optimization — the 35s `subplot_fit` cost is
-  separate and will be addressed after this lands.
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-Profile and speed up unit tests in @PyAutoLens.
-
-## Goal
-
-Reduce the test suite runtime by identifying and optimizing slow tests. The source code is stable, so safe changes to test parameters are acceptable — but prompt the user before changing any numerical assertion values.
-
-## Approach (proven on PyAutoFit)
-
-1. **Profile**: Run `pytest <test_dir> --durations=0 -q` to get wall-clock times for all tests
-2. **Identify**: Find the top 30+ slowest tests and read their source to understand bottlenecks
-3. **Categorize**: Group by cause — large data arrays, excessive iterations/max_steps, expensive fixtures, real sampler initialization (Dynesty)
-4. **Optimize** (in order of impact):
-   - Reduce `n_obs`, data array sizes, `range(N)` loop counts where tests use more data than needed for their assertion tolerances
-   - Reduce `max_steps`, `n_iters`, `maxcall` values in EP/sampler tests that validate plumbing not convergence
-   - Reduce `number_of_steps` in grid search fixtures to shrink the job count (e.g. 10->5 gives 25 jobs instead of 100)
-   - Adjust query/assertion values if data range changes (e.g. if range(100)->range(50), update assertions that referenced value 50 to value 25)
-   - Leave tests with inherent sampler initialization overhead (DynestyStatic with maxcall<=5) as-is
-5. **Verify**: Run full suite, confirm all tests pass, compare before/after total time
-
-## What NOT to change
-
-- Don't change numerical reference values in assertions without user approval
-- Don't change fixture scoping to module/session — this conflicts with function-scoped `set_config_path` autouse fixtures
-- Don't mock real sampler tests — they test actual sampling behavior
-- Don't change `test_messages.py::test_normal_simplex` — the slowness is numerical quadrature integration
-
-## Known pattern: FactorValue hash collision
-
-If you encounter a `KeyError: <GaussianPrior id=0>` in `AbstractJacobian.grad()`, this is a known bug where `FactorValue` (id=0) hash-collides with a GaussianPrior that gets id=0. This was fixed in PyAutoFit PR #1182 — check that the fix is present in the installed autofit version.
-
-## Target
-
-25-35% reduction in total test runtime. On PyAutoFit this took 61s -> 41s.
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-# Update GitHub "About" descriptions for renamed organism repos
-
-As part of the PyAuto **organism** renames, several repositories have been (or
-are being) renamed, but their GitHub **About** descriptions still describe the
-old identity. Do a single pass — on the **laptop**, where `gh` and a desktop
-browser are available — to bring every renamed repo's description in line with
-its new organism role, then apply them.
-
-The repo "About" description is **not** part of the git tree, so it cannot be
-changed by a normal commit/push. Set each one with the GitHub CLI from the
-laptop:
-
-```bash
-gh repo edit PyAutoLabs/<repo> --description "<new description>"
-```
-
-(or via the repo's main page → the ⚙ gear next to "About" → Description).
-
-## Repos to update
-
-Organism mapping: Mind → Brain → Hands → Heart (+ Memory).
-
-- **PyAutoMind** (renamed from PyAutoPrompt) —
-  "The Mind of the PyAuto organism: ideas, intent, goals, priorities, and the
-  prompt registry that starts every PyAuto task."
-- **PyAutoHeart** (renamed from PyAutoPulse) —
-  "The Heart of the PyAuto organism: health and release-readiness checking for
-  the PyAuto ecosystem." (confirm it already reads this way; update if not.)
-- **PyAutoBrain** (to be renamed from PyAutoAgent) —
-  "The Brain of the PyAuto organism: reasoning, planning and routing of PyAuto
-  development work."
-- **PyAutoMemory** (to be renamed from PyAutoPaper) —
-  "The Memory of the PyAuto organism: accumulated knowledge — papers, wikis and
-  reference material."
-- **PyAutoBuild** (the "Hands"; repo name unchanged) — confirm the description
-  reflects its executor/build-and-release role; update only if it still reads as
-  an older description.
-
-## Notes
-
-- **Skip any repo whose GitHub-side rename has not yet happened.** Set its
-  About in the same pass that performs the rename, so the description never
-  points at a name that doesn't exist yet (PyAutoBrain/PyAutoMemory are pending
-  at the time of writing).
-- Keep each description to one sentence, matching the tone of the other org
-  repos.
-- This is a **metadata-only chore**: no code changes, no PR. Run the `gh repo
-  edit` commands (or use the About gear) and confirm each on the repo page.
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-Today `Analysis.__init__` in PyAutoFit takes two independent flags:
-
-```python
-# @PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:36
-def __init__(
-    self,
-    use_jax: bool = False,
-    use_jax_for_visualization: bool = False,
-    **kwargs,
-):
-```
-
-A user who wants the JAX-accelerated visualization path has to remember to
-set **both** flags. Across all production workspaces (`autolens_workspace`,
-`autogalaxy_workspace`, `autofit_workspace`) zero scripts set
-`use_jax_for_visualization=True` today (audit, 2026-05-08), even where
-`use_jax=True` would benefit. The flag is effectively dead weight — it
-exists to gate the still-evolving JIT visualization path, but once the
-underlying coverage is green there is no reason it should not follow
-`use_jax`.
-
-This task changes the default so that whenever `use_jax=True`, the
-jit-cached visualization path is on by default. Users keep the explicit
-opt-out via `use_jax_for_visualization=False`.
-
-__Why this matters__
-
-This is **Phase 2** of `z_features/jax_visualization.md`. The user-facing
-goal stated in the z_feature is:
-
-> "I want us to be at a point where all default runs do JAX visualization
-> and the notion of it being a separate thing is no longer relevant
-> (unless the user doesn't have JAX installed or has `use_jax=False`)."
-
-This prompt delivers that.
-
-__Blockers — must land first__
-
-All Phase 1 coverage prompts must be merged before flipping the default,
-otherwise dataset types with no JAX viz smoke coverage will silently
-regress for any user who runs them with `use_jax=True`:
-
-- `autolens_workspace_test/jax_viz_interferometer_coverage.md`
-- `autolens_workspace_test/jax_viz_point_source_coverage.md`
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/jax_viz_dataset_coverage.md`
-
-Phase 0 prerequisites (`fit_imaging_pytree.md`, the autogalaxy dispatch
-swap, the autogalaxy other-datasets pytree registration) must also be
-done. Verify all of these in `complete.md` before starting.
-
-__What to change__
-
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:36-79` — change the
-default of `use_jax_for_visualization` from `False` to a sentinel that
-follows `use_jax`. Recommended signature:
-
-```python
-def __init__(
-    self,
-    use_jax: bool = False,
-    use_jax_for_visualization: Optional[bool] = None,
-    **kwargs,
-):
-    ...
-    if use_jax_for_visualization is None:
-        use_jax_for_visualization = use_jax
-    ...
-```
-
-`None` means "follow `use_jax`"; `True`/`False` are explicit opt-in/opt-out.
-Resolution must happen **before** the existing
-`if use_jax_for_visualization and not use_jax` guard at line 71 so the
-guard's wording (`"requires use_jax=True; disabling..."`) still applies
-correctly when a user explicitly passes `True` without `use_jax`.
-
-The `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` short-circuit at lines 42-45 already forces
-both flags to `False`, so the env-var override path is unaffected — but
-double-check that branch still resolves cleanly with the new sentinel.
-
-The "JAX not installed" warning branch at lines 50-69 already sets
-`use_jax_for_visualization = False`. That still works because the new
-sentinel resolution happens after this branch — but be careful about
-ordering: the warning branch sets `use_jax = False`, so the sentinel
-resolution downstream picks up `False` correctly.
-
-Update the docstring at lines 82-122 to reflect the new default behaviour.
-The warning at line 71-76 must remain — passing
-`use_jax_for_visualization=True, use_jax=False` explicitly is still a user
-error (deserves a warning, then disabled).
-
-__What to verify__
-
-1. **Unit tests for the resolution logic.** Add cases to
-   `@PyAutoFit/test_autofit/non_linear/analysis/test_analysis.py` (or
-   create the file if missing) covering:
-   - `Analysis()` → both off
-   - `Analysis(use_jax=True)` → `_use_jax_for_visualization=True`
-   - `Analysis(use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=False)` → off (explicit opt-out works)
-   - `Analysis(use_jax=False, use_jax_for_visualization=True)` → off + warning logged
-   - `Analysis(use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=None)` → on
-   - `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` env-var override forces both off regardless
-   - JAX-not-installed branch still sets both off
-
-2. **Workspace smoke.** Run `/smoke_test` on each workspace_test repo and
-   on the production workspaces. The Phase 1 coverage protects against
-   regressions; this is the moment of truth.
-
-3. **No silent-warning regressions.** Grep production workspaces and tests
-   for `use_jax_for_visualization=` and confirm no script's behaviour
-   changes meaningfully. Any script that previously ran with `use_jax=True`
-   and no explicit `use_jax_for_visualization` was implicitly opting out;
-   after this change it will opt in. That is the intended behaviour but
-   should be verified case-by-case if any script's runtime changes
-   significantly.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- Phase 3 (production workspace tutorial adoption — opting tutorials into
-  `use_jax=True`) is a separate prompt.
-- Phase 4 (subprocess visualization).
-- Phase 5 (live Jupyter / Colab cell).
-- Removing the `use_jax_for_visualization` parameter entirely. The
-  parameter stays — only its default changes.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:36-79` — site of the change
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:82-122` — `fit_for_visualization` docstring to update
-- `complete.md` entries `jax-visualization`, `mge-jit-visualization` (2026-04-19) — original Phase 0 ship notes
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_visualization.md` — Phase 2 in the sequenced roadmap
diff --git a/active/version_check_compatibility_window.md b/active/version_check_compatibility_window.md
deleted file mode 100644
index d1876036..00000000
--- a/active/version_check_compatibility_window.md
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,45 +0,0 @@
-# Version check: compatibility floor + staleness warning instead of exact match (R2)
-
-Type: feature
-Target: autoconf
-Difficulty: medium
-Autonomy: supervised
-Priority: high
-Status: formalised
-
-## Original request (verbatim)
-
-> ok, I support all this input — R1–R4 endorsed on PyAutoBuild#118. [After
-> morning-status-release-rehearsal shipped:] ok, those PRs are done so we can
-> do this work now --auto
-
-## Context
-
-R2 of the version-pinning design review (PyAutoLabs/PyAutoBuild#118, report
-comment of 2026-07-08). Today `autoconf.workspace.check_version()` raises
-`WorkspaceVersionMismatchError` on **exact** inequality between the installed
-library version and the workspace-recorded version. Exact equality is
-maximally brittle under the (reinstated) daily release cadence, forces the
-release pipeline to commit to every workspace daily, and currently advises
-users to pin-install yanked versions.
-
-## Scope
-
-- Replace exact-match semantics in `PyAutoConf/autoconf/workspace.py` with a
-  **compatibility floor**: workspace records
-  `version.minimum_library_version`; raise only when
-  `installed < minimum` (scripts genuinely need newer API).
-- Legacy keys (`version.workspace_version`, `version.txt`) are reinterpreted
-  as floors — old clones with a newer installed library pass instead of
-  hard-failing.
-- **Staleness warning** (never raise): when the installed library's date
-  version is much newer (>30 days) than the recorded floor, warn to
-  `git pull` the workspace.
-- Advice text must never recommend `pip install pkg==<version>` exact pins
-  (the recorded version may be yanked/unpublished); recommend plain upgrade
-  + workspace pull, and the existing bypasses.
-- Keep both bypasses (`workspace_version_check: False`,
-  `PYAUTO_SKIP_WORKSPACE_VERSION_CHECK=1`) and cwd-based workspace discovery.
-- Update `test_autoconf` coverage for the new semantics.
-- Workspace-side `general.yaml` key adoption + release-pipeline write changes
-  are follow-ups (workspace task + R3), not this task.
diff --git a/active/visualization_jax_pytree_registration.md b/active/visualization_jax_pytree_registration.md
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index 1b7d91c8..00000000
--- a/active/visualization_jax_pytree_registration.md
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@@ -1,159 +0,0 @@
-Both `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` and
-`autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` are
-**silently broken under JAX**: when run with `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX` unset
-(i.e. JAX actually enabled), they fail with:
-
-```
-TypeError: Error interpreting argument to <bound method AnalysisImaging.fit_from>
-as an abstract array. The problematic value is of type
-<class 'autofit.mapper.model.ModelInstance'> and was passed to the function
-at path instance.
-```
-
-Both scripts catch their own exception, print "PILOT FAILED", and then exit
-with code 0 — so test runners don't notice. Discovered 2026-05-08 while
-smoke-verifying the autogalaxy dispatch swap (PyAutoGalaxy #390). The
-autolens version has been broken since the equivalent dispatch swap in
-PR #443 (2026-04-19).
-
-__Why this matters__
-
-These scripts are meant to be the dedicated smoke verifier for the
-`use_jax_for_visualization=True` JIT path on imaging — but in their
-current state they silently no-op:
-
-- They are **not in `smoke_tests.txt`** in either workspace_test repo.
-- The workspaces' `env_vars.yaml` matches `imaging/visualization` and
-  applies `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` (default), which silently flips both
-  `use_jax` flags off in `Analysis.__init__`. The script falls through to
-  NumPy and "passes" without exercising the JIT path it claims to test.
-
-Net effect: the JIT-cached visualization path has zero smoke coverage on
-the standalone (non-Nautilus) call site. Coverage of the JIT path in a
-live search exists via `imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` (which
-DOES register the model — see lines 43-45) but the standalone
-`fit_for_visualization` path is untested.
-
-__Root cause__
-
-`fit_for_visualization` lazily wraps `fit_from` in `jax.jit` when
-`use_jax_for_visualization=True` (see
-`@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:114-122`). For
-`jax.jit` to trace the call, the `instance: ModelInstance` argument must
-be pytree-registered. `autofit.jax.pytrees` provides `enable_pytrees()`
-+ `register_model(model)` for that — but neither `visualization_jax.py`
-script calls them.
-
-The working sibling `modeling_visualization_jit.py` does:
-
-```python
-from autofit.jax.pytrees import enable_pytrees, register_model
-enable_pytrees()
-...
-register_model(model_mge)
-```
-
-Both `visualization_jax.py` scripts need the same.
-
-__What to change__
-
-Apply the same fix to both files:
-
-1. `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`
-2. `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`
-
-For each:
-
-- Add at the top, after `import autolens as al` (or `autogalaxy as ag`):
-  ```python
-  from autofit.jax.pytrees import enable_pytrees, register_model
-
-  enable_pytrees()
-  ```
-- After the `model = af.Collection(...)` line, before `analysis =
-  ag.AnalysisImaging(...)`:
-  ```python
-  register_model(model)
-  ```
-- Replace the script-level try/except that swallows the JIT error with a
-  hard re-raise so future regressions are caught instead of being printed
-  and silently exit 0:
-  ```python
-  VisualizerImaging.visualize(
-      analysis=analysis,
-      paths=paths,
-      instance=instance,
-      during_analysis=False,
-  )
-  assert (image_path / "parametric" / "fit.png").exists() or (
-      image_path / "fit.png"
-  ).exists(), "fit.png was not produced"
-  print("PILOT SUCCEEDED — JAX-backed visualization produced fit.png/tracer.png.")
-  ```
-  Drop the `try: ... except Exception: traceback.print_exc()` block. If
-  the JIT path breaks again, the script should fail loudly.
-
-__env_vars.yaml — second-order question__
-
-Both workspaces' `config/build/env_vars.yaml` have an `imaging/visualization`
-override that applies to both `visualization.py` and `visualization_jax.py`
-(substring match) and currently sets `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX=1` for both.
-
-After this fix lands, `visualization_jax.py` will actually need JAX to
-run (it was always supposed to, but silently fell through). Two options:
-
-- **Option A — narrow the existing override.** Change the pattern to
-  `imaging/visualization.py` so it only matches the NumPy script; add a
-  new override for `imaging/visualization_jax` that unsets `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX`
-  alongside the existing unsets. Mirrors the pattern used for
-  `imaging/modeling_visualization_jit`.
-- **Option B — leave env unchanged, mark the script auto-skipping in CI.**
-  Worse — keeps the silent-skip behaviour we are trying to remove.
-
-Take Option A.
-
-__Verification__
-
-After both files are fixed, run each WITH `PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX` unset:
-
-```bash
-# autolens
-cd autolens_workspace_test
-JAX_ENABLE_X64=True NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/numba_cache MPLCONFIGDIR=/tmp/matplotlib \
-  python scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py
-
-# autogalaxy
-cd autogalaxy_workspace_test
-JAX_ENABLE_X64=True NUMBA_CACHE_DIR=/tmp/numba_cache MPLCONFIGDIR=/tmp/matplotlib \
-  python scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py
-```
-
-Both should print `PILOT SUCCEEDED ...` and produce `fit.png` (or
-`parametric/fit.png`). Re-run with the env_vars.yaml-resolved env (which
-will now include `unset: [PYAUTO_DISABLE_JAX, ...]` for the
-`imaging/visualization_jax` pattern) to confirm the build path also runs
-JAX.
-
-The pre-existing `imaging/visualization.py` (NumPy) and
-`imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` must continue to pass.
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- No library changes. The failure is purely test-script + env config.
-- No additions to `smoke_tests.txt`. Per the user's smoke-test policy
-  (`MEMORY.md`: "Smoke tests are a small curated subset"), promoting these
-  scripts into smoke is a separate decision.
-- No `register_model` audit elsewhere. If other workspace_test scripts
-  also try `use_jax_for_visualization=True` without registering, they
-  hit the same issue — but that's a follow-up prompt to author after
-  this one lands and the pattern is established.
-
-__Reference__
-
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/jax/pytrees.py` — `enable_pytrees`, `register_model`
-- `@autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py:43-45` — working sibling pattern
-- `@autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py` — working sibling
-- `@PyAutoFit/autofit/non_linear/analysis/analysis.py:82-122` — `fit_for_visualization` JIT dispatch
-- PyAutoGalaxy #390 — dispatch swap that surfaced this issue (2026-05-08)
-- PyAutoLens #443 — earlier autolens dispatch swap (2026-04-19) that left autolens script in same broken state
-- `PyAutoPrompt/z_features/jax_visualization.md` — sequenced roadmap (informal Phase 1 follow-up)
diff --git a/active/visualization_sanity_rollout_jax_scripts.md b/active/visualization_sanity_rollout_jax_scripts.md
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-# Phase D.2.a — `__Visualization Sanity__` rollout across `visualization_jax*.py`
-
-Companion to Phase D.1 (PR `autolens_workspace_test#113`, PR
-`autogalaxy_workspace_test#54`). D.1 covered the `modeling_visualization_jit*.py`
-scripts (JIT-cached path with Nautilus search). This phase covers the
-sibling `visualization_jax*.py` scripts (single-shot JAX-backed
-visualization, no Nautilus).
-
-Scope deliberately limited to **existing** `visualization_jax*.py`
-scripts — six files across both workspace_test repos. Authoring the
-missing dataset coverage (ellipse, weak lensing, quantity viz_jit) is
-Phase D.2.b, to author once this lands.
-
-## What `visualization_jax*.py` scripts do
-
-Each script builds an Analysis with
-`use_jax=True, use_jax_for_visualization=True`, takes the
-prior-median instance, and calls
-`Visualizer.visualize(analysis=..., paths=..., instance=..., during_analysis=False)`
-to drive the JAX-backed visualization end-to-end. The assertion at the
-end is that `fit.png` lands on disk. No Nautilus search, no Part-1/
-Part-2 split — just a single-shot validation that the JAX path renders
-plots.
-
-The same regression class the D.1 blocks catch can also slip through
-this code path silently (silent zero, cache-busting, deflection
-collapse), so the same Sanity-block template applies — just inserted
-at the **end** of the script (after the existing `fit.png` assertion),
-since these scripts have no Nautilus to insert before.
-
-## Files to update
-
-Six scripts gain a Sanity block. Insertion point on every file: after
-the existing `print("PILOT SUCCEEDED — ...")` line (or equivalent
-end-of-script status print).
-
-### 1. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`
-
-Imaging-template SIE Sanity (same as D.1 imaging pilot from PR #111):
-non-empty tangential CC + finite positive Einstein radius + warm-call
-< 100 ms on a deterministic SIE tracer.
-
-### 2. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py`
-
-Imaging-template SIE Sanity + interferometer-specific `fit.model_data`
-(complex Visibilities) finite + non-zero. Run the model fit via
-`analysis.fit_from(instance=instance)` since the script doesn't keep a
-cached `fit_2` reference.
-
-### 3. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/point_source/visualization_jax.py`
-
-SIE Sanity only (no point-source-specific FoM assertion — same
-reasoning as the D.1 point_source block: the prior-median position can
-legitimately give chi² = -inf).
-
-### 4. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py`
-
-Non-lensing template (no Tracer / no lensing latents): build the fit
-via `analysis.fit_from(instance=instance)`, assert `fit.model_data`
-finite + non-zero, `fit.figure_of_merit` finite.
-
-### 5. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/visualization_jax.py`
-
-Same as #4 but `fit.model_data` is the `aa.Visibilities` complex
-array. `np.abs().sum()` handles both shapes so the assertion is
-dataset-type-agnostic.
-
-### 6. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/quantity/visualization_jax.py`
-
-Non-lensing template applied to `FitQuantity`. The model field /
-residual map are the analogues of the imaging model image — assert
-`fit.model_data` (or the `FitQuantity` equivalent — verify the
-attribute name at implementation time) is finite + non-zero, and
-`fit.figure_of_merit` is finite.
-
-## Common helpers
-
-Each file's Sanity block opens with the same imports:
-
-```python
-"""
-__Visualization Sanity__
-
-<dataset-specific prose explaining the failure mode this block catches>
-"""
-import time as _sanity_time
-import numpy as np  # add only if not already imported at module top
-from autogalaxy.operate.lens_calc import LensCalc as _SanityLensCalc
-
-# Build sanity tracer / fit + assertions ...
-```
-
-For non-lensing autogalaxy scripts, omit the `LensCalc` import (the
-block has no SIE-tracer section).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- **New dataset coverage.** `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/ellipse/`
-  has `visualization_jax.py` but no `modeling_visualization_jit.py`;
-  `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/quantity/` is the same;
-  `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/weak/` doesn't exist at all. These
-  gaps are Phase D.2.b.
-- **Library code changes.** All work is in workspace_test scripts.
-- **Modifying the existing JAX-validation assertion** (the `fit.png`
-  exists check). The new Sanity block runs after it.
-
-## Verification
-
-Each modified script runs cleanly end-to-end under the build-server
-`run_all_scripts.sh` path (no `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE`). Local validation:
-each script can be run directly with `python scripts/<path>` and the
-Sanity block prints its three PASS lines. Failure modes (e.g. legacy
-fit.model_data attribute name differing on FitQuantity) should be
-flagged at implementation time, not patched silently.
-
-Workspace smoke test (`/smoke_test autolens_workspace_test` and
-`/smoke_test autogalaxy_workspace_test`) should pass — modulo the
-pre-existing `point.py` JAX-vmap CI failure on autolens_workspace_test
-(documented in the previous three tasks' notes).
-
-## References
-
-- `z_features/fast_visualization.md` — parent tracker, Phase D section.
-- PR `autolens_workspace_test#113` + PR `autogalaxy_workspace_test#54`
-  — Phase D.1 (modeling_visualization_jit*.py rollout). Template for
-  the Sanity-block prose and assertions.
-- PR `autolens_workspace_test#111` — original imaging Sanity pilot.
-- `feedback_no_silent_guards` (memory) — codebase rule against silent
-  catch-and-degrade; what these Sanity blocks enforce at workspace-test
-  layer.
-- `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts` (memory) — the perf regression
-  the warm-call assertion catches.
diff --git a/active/visualization_sanity_rollout_jit_scripts.md b/active/visualization_sanity_rollout_jit_scripts.md
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-# Phase D.1 — `__Visualization Sanity__` rollout across `modeling_visualization_jit*.py`
-
-Mechanical sweep of the Phase D pilot pattern (from PR
-`autolens_workspace_test#111`) across the remaining JIT-cached
-visualization scripts. Catches the silent-zero / collapsed-source /
-unconstrained-latent regression class on every dataset type that
-exercises the JIT'd `fit_for_visualization` path.
-
-Scope deliberately limited to the `modeling_visualization_jit*.py`
-scripts only — the JIT-cached path where regression risk is highest.
-The `visualization_jax*.py` scripts and the missing-dataset coverage
-(ellipse / weak lensing / quantity viz_jit) are Phase D.2, to author
-once this lands.
-
-## What already exists
-
-The pilot block in `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-(merged in PR #111) is the template. It:
-
-- Builds a deterministic SIE tracer (`einstein_radius=1.2`,
-  `ell_comps=(0.1, 0.0)`) rather than using the script's model prior
-  medians, so the assertions are independent of the model under test.
-- Wraps the tracer in `LensCalc.from_mass_obj(tracer)` to expose the
-  zero_contour methods (Tracer doesn't proxy them).
-- Asserts (a) non-empty tangential critical curve, (b) finite positive
-  Einstein radius, (c) warm-call latency < 100 ms (guards against
-  closure cache-busting regression).
-
-## Files to update
-
-Six scripts gain a Sanity block following the pilot pattern, with the
-per-dataset assertion shape laid out in `z_features/fast_visualization.md`
-under "Per-dataset assertion shapes". Insertion point: after the
-existing Part-1 caching probe block (matching where the pilot landed
-in `imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`), before the live Nautilus
-search section.
-
-### 1. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit_delaunay.py`
-
-Same SIE-tracer Sanity assertions as the imaging pilot. Pixelization
-source model means the script's prior median is even less likely to
-produce strong-enough lensing than the MGE+NFW imaging case; the
-SIE sanity tracer keeps the assertion deterministic.
-
-### 2. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit_rectangular.py`
-
-Identical to the delaunay variant — same SIE Sanity tracer, same
-three assertions. Rectangular vs delaunay is a regularization /
-mesh-class difference that doesn't affect lensing-side latents.
-
-### 3. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-
-Lensing assertions identical to imaging (SIE tracer → non-empty CC +
-finite Einstein radius + < 100 ms warm). Plus one
-interferometer-specific assertion on model visibilities, using the
-script's actual `analysis_mge` to build a `fit`:
-
-```python
-# Interferometer-specific: model visibilities must not collapse to zero / nan.
-instance_mge = model_mge.instance_from_prior_medians()
-fit = analysis_mge.fit_from(instance=instance_mge)
-mv = np.asarray(fit.model_visibilities)
-assert np.isfinite(mv).all(), "model visibilities have nan/inf"
-assert float(np.abs(mv).sum()) > 0.0, "model visibilities all-zero"
-```
-
-This is the failure-mode characteristic for interferometer pipelines —
-the NUFFT-via-JAX path returning zeros / NaNs from the linear
-inversion silently when something deeper has gone wrong.
-
-### 4. `autolens_workspace_test/scripts/point_source/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-
-No source-plane reconstructed *image*, so the imaging assertions don't
-transfer. Use the per-dataset shape from the tracker (positions-based):
-
-```python
-# Use the script's analysis_mge + a prior-median instance because the
-# point-source path's "fit" depends on the dataset's positions, not on
-# a separately-constructed SIE.
-instance_mge = model_mge.instance_from_prior_medians()
-fit = analysis_mge.fit_from(instance=instance_mge)
-sp = np.asarray(fit.positions_source_plane)
-data_n = len(fit.positions)
-assert len(sp) == data_n, "lost source-plane positions (deflection regression)"
-assert np.isfinite(sp).all(), "non-finite source-plane positions"
-assert float(np.max(np.linalg.norm(sp - sp.mean(axis=0), axis=1))) > 0.0, (
-    "source-plane positions all coincident — deflections collapsed"
-)
-```
-
-Plus the lensing-side latent assertion using a separately-constructed
-SIE sanity tracer (same as imaging) — the same `Tracer` machinery
-applies to point-source models, so the Einstein-radius assertion
-still catches the cache-busting / silent-zero failure mode.
-
-Verify the exact attribute name (`fit.positions_source_plane` vs
-`fit.source_plane_positions`) by reading the relevant
-`FitPointDataset` class at prompt-implementation time. If the name
-differs, follow the actual API.
-
-### 5. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-
-Single-galaxy (no Tracer / no source plane via lensing) so the
-lensing-side assertions from the imaging pilot don't apply. Use the
-per-dataset shape from the tracker's *Quantity* / *non-lensing* family
-for autogalaxy — assert the fit's model image is non-zero and finite:
-
-```python
-instance_mge = model_mge.instance_from_prior_medians()
-fit = analysis_mge.fit_from(instance=instance_mge)
-model_image = np.asarray(fit.model_data)
-assert np.isfinite(model_image).all(), "model image has nan/inf"
-assert float(np.abs(model_image).sum()) > 0.0, "model image all-zero"
-assert np.isfinite(float(fit.figure_of_merit)), "FoM nan/inf — fit collapsed"
-```
-
-Verify the model-image attribute (`fit.model_data`, `fit.model_image`,
-or similar) against the live `FitImaging` API at implementation time.
-
-### 6. `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/modeling_visualization_jit.py`
-
-Same shape as autogalaxy imaging (no lensing → no Einstein-radius
-assertion) plus the interferometer visibility assertion:
-
-```python
-instance_mge = model_mge.instance_from_prior_medians()
-fit = analysis_mge.fit_from(instance=instance_mge)
-mv = np.asarray(fit.model_visibilities)
-assert np.isfinite(mv).all(), "model visibilities have nan/inf"
-assert float(np.abs(mv).sum()) > 0.0, "model visibilities all-zero"
-assert np.isfinite(float(fit.figure_of_merit)), "FoM nan/inf"
-```
-
-## Common helpers
-
-Each file's Sanity block opens with the same imports + helper
-construction so the body stays focused on the assertions:
-
-```python
-"""
-__Visualization Sanity__
-
-<dataset-specific prose explaining the failure mode this block catches>
-"""
-import time
-import numpy as np
-from autogalaxy.operate.lens_calc import LensCalc
-
-# Build the relevant fit / lens_calc handles ...
-# Assertions ...
-```
-
-Match the prose style of the existing `__Likelihood Sanity__` /
-`__Visualization Sanity__` blocks — explanatory paragraph naming the
-failure mode this guards against (cite PyAutoGalaxy `abd7b717` /
-PyAutoFit `#1280` for the imaging/lensing scripts, the relevant
-analysis path for the non-lensing ones).
-
-## Out of scope
-
-- **`visualization_jax*.py` scripts.** Different code path (JAX-only
-  validation, no Nautilus search). Defer to Phase D.2.
-- **Missing-dataset coverage.** ellipse / weak lensing / quantity
-  `modeling_visualization_jit.py` don't exist yet — author in Phase D.2.
-- **Code changes outside the new Sanity blocks.** No edits to library
-  code, no edits to existing assertions.
-
-## Verification
-
-1. **Script-level execution under `PYAUTO_TEST_MODE=2`:** each of the
-   six modified scripts runs cleanly through Part 1 + new Sanity block
-   (the Nautilus search itself is skipped by TEST_MODE=2). The Sanity
-   block's assertions all pass.
-2. **Workspace smoke list:** `/smoke_test autolens_workspace_test` and
-   `/smoke_test autogalaxy_workspace_test` pass (modulo pre-existing
-   CI gaps from earlier tasks: NSS extras on autofit_workspace,
-   point.py JAX vmap on autolens_workspace_test).
-3. **Manual regression check:** in a scratch branch, temporarily
-   re-broaden the broad `except` in
-   `PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/plot/fit_imaging_plots.py:52` back to
-   bare `except Exception:` and confirm the imaging Sanity block now
-   fails (proves the safety net catches the failure mode). Don't
-   commit the rollback. Skip if PyAutoLens is no longer in the
-   worktree by then.
-
-## References
-
-- `z_features/fast_visualization.md` — parent tracker, Phase D section
-  with the Coverage audit and per-dataset assertion shapes.
-- `complete.md::fast-viz-zero-contour-perf` — the imaging pilot
-  shipped in PR `autolens_workspace_test#111` with the
-  closure-cache-busting bug fix. Template for the rollout.
-- `feedback_no_silent_guards` (memory) — codebase rule against
-  silent catch-and-degrade; what the Sanity blocks enforce at
-  workspace-test layer.
-- `feedback_jax_closure_cache_busts` (memory) — the perf regression
-  the warm-call assertion catches.
diff --git a/active/visualizer_fit_for_visualization_dispatch.md b/active/visualizer_fit_for_visualization_dispatch.md
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-PyAutoLens visualizers were updated to dispatch through `analysis.fit_for_visualization(instance=instance)`
-in PR #443 (commit 761c1778e, 2026-04-19) so that — when `use_jax_for_visualization=True` is set on
-the analysis — the fit reused for plotting goes through the cached `jax.jit` wrapper added to the
-autofit base `Analysis` in PR #1228.
-
-PyAutoGalaxy was later given matching JAX pytree registration for `FitImaging` + `DatasetModel` +
-`Galaxies` (PR #364, 2026-04-22) but the visualizer dispatch was never switched over. As a result
-`use_jax_for_visualization=True` on `ag.AnalysisImaging` is currently a no-op for visualization —
-the pytree machinery is in place but the call sites still go through the eager
-`analysis.fit_from(instance=instance)` path.
-
-__What to change__
-
-1. `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/model/visualizer.py:79` — swap
-   `fit = analysis.fit_from(instance=instance)` for
-   `fit = analysis.fit_for_visualization(instance=instance)`.
-2. `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/imaging/model/visualizer.py:176` — same swap inside the
-   `visualize_combined` path that builds per-analysis fits in a multi-analysis scenario.
-3. `@PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/interferometer/model/visualizer.py:81` — same swap.
-   Note: `AnalysisInterferometer` pytree registration shipped in PyAutoGalaxy PR #376
-   (see `complete.md` 2026-04-? entry — `_register_fit_interferometer_pytrees` is now
-   active in `autogalaxy/interferometer/model/analysis.py:165-184`), so dispatching
-   through `fit_for_visualization` is now safe for interferometer. Originally this
-   bullet was deferred — it was added to scope on 2026-05-08 once interferometer
-   pytree registration landed.
-
-`fit_for_visualization` is defined on the autofit base `Analysis`. It dispatches to a
-`jax.jit`-cached wrapper when `use_jax_for_visualization=True` and falls back to plain `fit_from`
-otherwise — so this change is safe for the NumPy default path.
-
-__Reference (PyAutoLens equivalent)__
-
-- `@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/visualizer.py:97` — single-analysis dispatch
-- `@PyAutoLens/autolens/imaging/model/visualizer.py:239` — multi-analysis `visualize_combined` dispatch
-
-__Verification__
-
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization_jax.py` should still pass (uses
-  `use_jax_for_visualization=True`) and will now actually exercise the jit-cached path rather
-  than silently no-op.
-- `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/imaging/visualization.py` should still pass (NumPy path —
-  `fit_for_visualization` falls back to `fit_from` when the flag is off).
-- Run both via `/smoke_test`.
-- For interferometer the equivalent workspace_test scripts don't exist yet — coverage is added
-  by `autogalaxy_workspace_test/jax_viz_dataset_coverage.md` (Phase 1C of the JAX
-  visualization roadmap). Verify the dispatch swap doesn't break existing
-  `autogalaxy_workspace_test/scripts/interferometer/` (NumPy path — should be unchanged).
-
-__Out of scope__
-
-- Production workspace adoption (autogalaxy_workspace scripts opting into
-  `use_jax_for_visualization=True`) — defer until Path A from `issued/fit_imaging_pytree.md` lands.
-- `AnalysisEllipse` / `AnalysisQuantity` — these have no pytree registration today;
-  covered by `autogalaxy/fit_pytree_registration_other_datasets.md` (which is now
-  scoped to ellipse + quantity only — interferometer pytree registration shipped in
-  PR #376).
-
-__Background__
-
-Original feature: `complete.md` entries `jax-visualization` and `mge-jit-visualization`
-(both 2026-04-19). Autogalaxy imaging pytree registration: `complete.md` entry for the
-imaging port (2026-04-22).
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-I am going to add weak gravitational lens analysis to autolens, whcih is going to be a series of 5 or so 
-claude prompts to get us there.
-
-First, we need to document the weak lensing code aleady in autolens, and make sure we know what it does. The good news is, 
-the ability to generate a shear from the source code is already possible. All we need to do is use the 
-shear_yx_2d_via_hessian_from in the module @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py. This returns the shear field which can then be the data
-in a simulator.
-
-This returns a shear field defined in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/util/shear_field.py, which is how we store
-shear fields of data in general.
-
-The Isothermal profile, has the method shear_yx_2d_from in the profiles/mass/total/isothermal.py
-module. This should have the same outptu as shear_yx_2d_via_hessian_from, but if there is no unit test afgainst that
-please add one.
-
-Of course the external shear for lens mass modeling in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/profiles/mass/sheets/external_shear.py
-will also help with thes defintions, make sure they are all consistent.
-
-The main goal of this prompt to assess the existing shear calculatiojns in the source code, work out their API,
-interface and other factors and write doctrings and documentaiton for them that will help the additon of weak lensing
-to the code in general.
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-Do deep research and think hard on planning this one.
-
-I am going to add weak gravitational lens analysis to autolens, whcih is going to be a series of 5 or so 
-claude prompts to get us there.
-
-First, we need to be able to simulate weak lensing data. The good news is, the ability to generate a shear catalogue 
-from the source code is already possible. All we need to do is use the shear_yx_2d_via_hessian_from in the
-module @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/operate/lens_calc.py. This returns the shear field which can then be the data
-in a simulator.
-
-However, we still need to add noise and do other steps required for a simulator. Thus, can you inspect
-@autolens_workspace/scripts/imaging/simulator.py and see how simulations are performed (in this case for CCD imaging
-and adapt this to a simulation of a weak lensing shear catalogue?
-
-This returns a shear field defined in @PyAutoGalaxy/autogalaxy/util/shear_field.py, which is how we store
-shear fields of data in general.
-
-Can you use an Isothermal profile, which means you can use the method shear_yx_2d_from in the profiles/mass/total/isothermal.py
-module. This should have the same outptu as shear_yx_2d_via_hessian_from, but if there is no unit test afgainst that
-please add one.
-
-This request will likely require you to add noise sources to the simualted shear field. please look up how to do
-this and give me suggestions, I suspect its just random noise. However, we all need a random distribution of background
-galaxies whose weak lensing shears we are measuring. Have a look at how to do this, but just drawing a uniform
-random is fine for now if needs be.  I guess we may end up adding a SimulatorShearYX to the source code to match
-the API of other dataset types (e.g. imaging).
-
-This therefore means a Dataset class for the ShearYX2D field will also probably need to be made, which will include
-the noise_map of the dataset. I think for now you can look to @PyAutoLens/autolens/point/dataset.py for inspiriation
-on the format, noting that we will likely extend this soon to include a .csv layer for large shear fields
-(and maybe point dataset). SO, its a good API to base this on. We should call this WeakDataset, noting it contains
-ShearYX things.
-
-The simulator script wont be able to output visualization as those tools dont yet exists. Dont put them in this
-chunk of work, but create a prompt 2_visualization.md which based on the simulator creates the visualization tools.
-So put place holders ready to replace in the simulator. Put in the prompt that visualization will like user the
-matplotlib quiver method to best represent weak lesning ellipticities and shears.
-
-Can we also put some unit tests and integration tests on this?
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-Step 2 of the weak gravitational lensing series. Step 1 (`1_simulator.md`, shipped via PyAutoLens issue #472) added the `WeakDataset` data class and the `SimulatorShearYX` simulator, plus a workspace simulator script at `@autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/simulator.py` with `# TODO(2_visualization.md)` placeholders where the plots should go. This prompt adds the visualization layer.
-
-The natural matplotlib primitive for shear fields is `plt.quiver` — each shear vector (gamma_2, gamma_1) at position (y, x) becomes an arrow whose length is the shear magnitude `|gamma| = sqrt(gamma_1**2 + gamma_2**2)` and whose orientation is the position angle `phi = 0.5 * arctan2(gamma_2, gamma_1)`. For weak-lensing science papers the convention is usually to draw "headless" line segments rather than arrows (since shear is a spin-2 quantity, not a vector — a 180-degree rotation maps shear to itself). Quiver supports this via `headwidth=0, headlength=0`.
-
-The `ShearYX2D` data structures already expose what you need: `.ellipticities`, `.semi_major_axes`, `.semi_minor_axes`, `.phis`, and `.elliptical_patches`. Use these directly where useful.
-
-Please:
-
-1. Look at how plotters are structured in `@PyAutoLens/autolens/plot` and how `aplt.subplot_imaging_dataset`, `aplt.plot_array`, and similar helpers are wired through `autolens.plot` and `autoarray.plot`. The same module structure should host weak-lensing visualization.
-
-2. Add a `WeakDatasetPlotter` (analogous to `ImagingPlotter`) which can produce:
-   - A scatter / quiver plot of the shear field on top of the source-galaxy positions.
-   - A subplot mosaic showing the shear, its noise map, and (if useful) the ellipticities and position angles.
-   - A `subplot_weak_dataset` helper at the `aplt` namespace level mirroring `aplt.subplot_imaging_dataset`.
-
-3. Replace the `# TODO(2_visualization.md)` placeholders in `@autolens_workspace/scripts/weak/simulator.py` with real calls to the new plotters, plus a `# %%` markdown cell explaining what's being shown.
-
-4. Add unit tests for the plotter (just check it runs without raising under the workspace test mode flags, like the existing `ImagingPlotter` tests do).
-
-5. The `ShearYX2D` `[:, 0] = gamma_2`, `[:, 1] = gamma_1` storage convention pinned by PyAutoGalaxy PR #366 must be respected by the plotters. Use `.phis` / `.ellipticities` rather than indexing directly, so the plotters keep working if downstream we ever swap the storage order.
-
-Good prior art outside the codebase: most weak-lensing papers (e.g. KiDS, DES) draw shear fields as a regular grid of headless line segments scaled by `|gamma|`. The `quiver` arguments `pivot="middle", headwidth=0, headlength=0, headaxislength=0` produce exactly that.