CatQualia factory operations corpus — optimisation, upgrades and decision records
1,094 rows · 1,323,000 bytes · JSON Lines.
What this is
Operational material from a self-improving research factory: what was optimised, what tools were upgraded, which decisions the operator made, and the mechanics of the firing cycle that schedules the work.
Provenance
This group merges 8 source corpora. Every row carries a _source_dataset field
naming the file it came from, so the grouping is reversible:
factory_optimization— 765 rowsfleet_tool_upgrades— 245 rowscaptains_decisions— 15 rowssession_process_corpus— 14 rowsnext_fire_targets— 10 rowscannon_mechanics— 21 rowsthreshold_crossing_corpus— 12 rowsorchestration_patterns_2— 12 rows
Measured
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
| Rows | 1,094 |
| Bytes | 1,323,000 |
| Source corpora merged | 8 |
| Distinct top-level fields | 11 |
Counted with wc -l against the file staged here. Absolute machine paths were rewritten to
portable tokens (<<TREES>>, <<WME>>, <<DRIVE>>, <<HOME>>) and the row count verified
unchanged by that rewrite.
Known limitations
- Synthetic and self-graded. Grades, judgements and notes come from the author's own pipeline, not independent annotation.
- Small per source. Several constituent corpora are single-digit rows.
_source_datasetis added by this packaging, not present in the originals.- Not peer-reviewed or independently evaluated.
- Security group only: the offensive rows are public MITRE-mapped techniques; the corpus's contribution is the pairing and the self-grading, not new offensive capability.
Licence
CatQualia Structural Isomorphism License (CSIL) v3.0 — attribution: Christopher Betances, catqualia.com. Non-commercial use is free with attribution; commercial use requires a commercial licence. Full text: LICENSE in this repository and catqualia.com/licensing
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