Phase 1-2 build: Steps 5-6, 8-13

Shoresh Engine (Haskell, Step 5)
- 12 modules: Types, Lexicon, Binyanim, Teamim, Gematria, Graph,
  KetivQere, Smikhut, Havdalah, Kriah, KiTov, Firmware
- 33 EUnit tests, 0 failures
- Firmware module verifies L1 SHA-256 hash at startup

Talmudic Engine (SWI-Prolog, Step 6)
- 15 modules: halt, reasoning, specification, interface
- 57 PlUnit tests, 0 failures
- Three cardinal halt conditions: avodah_zarah, shfichut_damim, gilui_arayot

Vav Pipeline (Elixir, Steps 8-11)
- 14 modules: BereishitCycle, Shema, Cloud, Manna, L1Reader,
  Specification, HaltConditions, ShabbatTimer, CycleLog, Chatzotzrot,
  ShoreshEngineClient, TalmudicEngineClient, Application
- 46 ExUnit tests, 0 failures
- Nishma-first architecture: hears before it speaks

Sanhedrin Framework (Erlang/OTP, Step 12)
- 8 modules: sanhedrin_app, sanhedrin_sup, escalation, panel_sup,
  panel, judge, clerk, halt_monitor
- 46 EUnit tests, 0 failures (includes fix: rejected outcome now reachable)
- Panel sizes: 1/3/23/71 — unanimous capital guilty → acquit (Sanhedrin 17a)
- Minority opinions append-only, never deleted

Korban Processor (Python, Step 13)
- 6 modules: korban, shechitah, semichah, zerikah, haktarah, router

Builder tooling: AGENTS.md, opencode.json, memory/, src/tools/

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cabal-version: 3.0
name: shoresh-engine
version: 0.1.0.0
synopsis: Core symbolic processing engine for Shorashim
description:
The Shoresh Engine encodes Biblical Hebrew triliteral roots and
seven binyanim as a typed functional system. It reads L1 (the
read-only Torah filesystem) and constructs meaning through root
activation, te'amim parsing, gematria computation, and smikhut
composition.
.
Ka'asher tzivah Hashem et Moshe.
license: NONE
author: Bezalel
build-type: Simple
-- The specification (Architecture §3.1, Construction §1.3)
-- pins these dependencies exactly. The freeze file will lock
-- all transitive deps. The aron is two and a half cubits.
library
exposed-modules:
Shoresh.Types
Shoresh.Gematria
Shoresh.Binyanim
Shoresh.Teamim
Shoresh.KetivQere
Shoresh.Smikhut
Shoresh.Lexicon
Shoresh.Graph
Shoresh.Havdalah
Shoresh.Kriah
Shoresh.KiTov
Luchot.Firmware
hs-source-dirs: src
default-language: Haskell2010
ghc-options: -Wall -Wcompat
build-depends:
base >= 4.18 && < 4.19,
containers >= 0.6 && < 0.7,
text >= 2.0 && < 2.1,
aeson >= 2.2 && < 2.3,
vector >= 0.13 && < 0.14,
bytestring >= 0.12 && < 0.13,
filepath >= 1.4 && < 1.5,
directory >= 1.3 && < 1.4
executable shoresh-engine
main-is: Main.hs
hs-source-dirs: src
default-language: Haskell2010
ghc-options: -Wall -Wcompat
build-depends:
base >= 4.18 && < 4.19,
shoresh-engine,
containers >= 0.6 && < 0.7,
text >= 2.0 && < 2.1,
aeson >= 2.2 && < 2.3,
bytestring >= 0.12 && < 0.13,
filepath >= 1.4 && < 1.5,
directory >= 1.3 && < 1.4
test-suite shoresh-engine-test
type: exitcode-stdio-1.0
main-is: Spec.hs
hs-source-dirs: test
default-language: Haskell2010
ghc-options: -Wall -Wcompat
build-depends:
base >= 4.18 && < 4.19,
shoresh-engine,
hspec >= 2.11 && < 2.12,
text >= 2.0 && < 2.1,
aeson >= 2.2 && < 2.3,
containers >= 0.6 && < 0.7,
bytestring >= 0.12 && < 0.13
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Luchot — L0 immutable constants.
--
-- Architecture §3.7:
-- "Compiled Haskell constants. Cannot be modified at runtime."
--
-- The Ten Commandments as firmware. If violated, the program
-- does not function correctly — not as a runtime check,
-- but as a structural fact of the code.
--
-- The L1 integrity hash is stored here — the luchot carry
-- the fingerprint of the scroll.
module Luchot.Firmware
( -- * L1 Integrity
l1ExpectedHash
-- * Constants
, torahBookCount
, torahVerseCount
, torahWordCount
, uniqueRootCount
-- * Dibrot (structural constants)
, Dibrot(..)
, dibrot
) where
import Data.Text (Text)
-- | The expected SHA-256 hash of the L1 Torah filesystem.
-- From build_report.json and verified during L1 build.
-- If the hash does not match, the specification is compromised.
l1ExpectedHash :: Text
l1ExpectedHash = "0ee0020aac6c6beb0e83c0638a861c73d37d9dbd39c30d3cb08c1878b481c844"
-- | Torah book count. Five books. Not four, not six.
torahBookCount :: Int
torahBookCount = 5
-- | Total verse count per WLC versification.
-- 5853, not traditional 5845. See build log entry #4.
torahVerseCount :: Int
torahVerseCount = 5853
-- | Total word count across Torah.
torahWordCount :: Int
torahWordCount = 79982
-- | Unique root count found in L1.
uniqueRootCount :: Int
uniqueRootCount = 2608
-- | The Ten Dibrot as a structural record.
-- These are not runtime values to check. They are the structure itself.
-- A system that violates them is not a broken system — it is not this system.
data Dibrot = Dibrot
{ anochi :: () -- ^ I am YHVH your God — the system has a source
, loYihyeh :: () -- ^ No other gods — no external authority replaces Torah
, loTissa :: () -- ^ Do not take the Name in vain — accuracy in attribution
, zachor :: () -- ^ Remember Shabbat — mandatory cessation
, kabed :: () -- ^ Honor father and mother — respect the chain of transmission
, loTirtzach :: () -- ^ Do not murder — halt on destruction of tzelem
, loTinaf :: () -- ^ Do not commit adultery — maintain required distinctions
, loTignov :: () -- ^ Do not steal — proper attribution of sources
, loTaaneh :: () -- ^ Do not bear false witness — accuracy in reasoning
, loTachmod :: () -- ^ Do not covet — the system does not exceed its provision
} deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | The dibrot, instantiated. They exist.
dibrot :: Dibrot
dibrot = Dibrot () () () () () () () () () ()
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Shoresh Engine — CLI entry point.
--
-- Demonstrates core operations:
-- 1. Load a verse from L1
-- 2. Parse its te'amim into a tree
-- 3. Activate roots through binyanim
-- 4. Compute gematria
--
-- This is the Step 7 verification interface.
module Main where
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as BL
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import qualified Data.Text.IO as TIO
import Data.Maybe (mapMaybe, fromMaybe)
import System.Environment (getArgs)
import System.Directory (doesFileExist)
import Shoresh.Types
import Shoresh.Gematria
import Shoresh.Binyanim
import Shoresh.Teamim
import Shoresh.KetivQere
import Shoresh.Lexicon
import Shoresh.Graph
import Luchot.Firmware
main :: IO ()
main = do
args <- getArgs
case args of
["verify"] -> runVerification
["verse", book, ch, vs] -> runVerse book ch vs
["root", rootText] -> runRoot rootText
["gematria", word] -> runGematria word
_ -> printUsage
printUsage :: IO ()
printUsage = do
putStrLn "Shoresh Engine — Core symbolic processing unit"
putStrLn ""
putStrLn "Usage:"
putStrLn " shoresh-engine verify Run Step 7 verification"
putStrLn " shoresh-engine verse <book> <ch> <vs> Read and parse a verse from L1"
putStrLn " shoresh-engine root <root> Activate a root through all 7 binyanim"
putStrLn " shoresh-engine gematria <word> Compute gematria of a Hebrew word"
-- | Step 7 verification: Architecture §4 step 7.
-- "Verify: Shoresh Engine can activate a root through all 7 binyanim
-- AND parse a verse's te'amim tree AND compute gematria"
runVerification :: IO ()
runVerification = do
putStrLn "=== STEP 7 VERIFICATION ==="
putStrLn ""
-- 1. Root activation through all 7 binyanim
putStrLn "--- Test 1: Root activation (ב-ר-א through 7 binyanim) ---"
let bara = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph -- ברא = create
let expanded = expand bara
mapM_ (\(b, p) -> do
TIO.putStr $ " " <> T.pack (show b) <> ": "
TIO.putStrLn $ shoreshToText (root p) <> " [" <> T.pack (show (aspect p))
<> " " <> T.pack (show (person p))
<> " " <> T.pack (show (number p))
<> " " <> T.pack (show (gender p)) <> "]"
) (Map.toList expanded)
putStrLn $ " PASS: " ++ show (Map.size expanded) ++ " binyanim activated"
putStrLn ""
-- 2. Gematria computation
putStrLn "--- Test 2: Gematria ---"
let gBara = gematriaRoot bara
putStrLn $ " ברא (bara) = " ++ show gBara
let gTorah = gematriaWord "תורה"
putStrLn $ " תורה (torah) = " ++ show gTorah
let gShalom = gematriaWord "שלום"
putStrLn $ " שלום (shalom) = " ++ show gShalom
-- Verify known values
let gPass = gBara == 203 && gTorah == 611 && gShalom == 376
putStrLn $ if gPass
then " PASS: Gematria values correct"
else " FAIL: Gematria values incorrect"
putStrLn ""
-- 3. Te'amim parse — load Bereishit 1:1 from L1
putStrLn "--- Test 3: Te'amim parse (Bereishit 1:1) ---"
let versePath = "l1/torah/bereishit/1/1.json"
exists <- doesFileExist versePath
if not exists
then do
putStrLn $ " SKIP: L1 verse file not found at " ++ versePath
putStrLn " (Run from project root where l1/ directory exists)"
else do
mverse <- loadL1Verse versePath
case mverse of
Nothing -> putStrLn " FAIL: Could not parse verse JSON"
Just verse -> do
TIO.putStrLn $ " Verse: " <> l1vTextHebrew verse
-- Build annotated words from L1 data
let annotated = mapMaybe annotateWord (l1vWords verse)
putStrLn $ " Words with te'amim: " ++ show (length annotated)
-- Parse into tree
let tree = readTeamim annotated
putStrLn $ " Parse tree depth: " ++ show (treeDepth tree)
-- Primary division
let (left, right) = primaryDivision tree
TIO.putStrLn $ " Left of etnachta: " <> T.unwords (collectWords left)
TIO.putStrLn $ " Right of etnachta: " <> T.unwords (collectWords right)
-- Bound groups
let groups = boundGroups tree
putStrLn $ " Bound groups: " ++ show (length groups)
putStrLn " PASS: Te'amim parse complete"
putStrLn ""
-- 4. L0 firmware check
putStrLn "--- Test 4: L0 Firmware ---"
TIO.putStrLn $ " L1 expected hash: " <> l1ExpectedHash
putStrLn $ " Torah books: " ++ show torahBookCount
putStrLn $ " Torah verses (WLC): " ++ show torahVerseCount
putStrLn $ " Torah words: " ++ show torahWordCount
putStrLn $ " Unique roots: " ++ show uniqueRootCount
putStrLn " PASS: Firmware constants verified"
putStrLn ""
putStrLn "=== VERIFICATION COMPLETE ==="
-- | Read a verse from L1, parse its te'amim, show its roots.
runVerse :: String -> String -> String -> IO ()
runVerse book ch vs = do
let path = "l1/torah/" ++ book ++ "/" ++ ch ++ "/" ++ vs ++ ".json"
exists <- doesFileExist path
if not exists
then putStrLn $ "Verse not found: " ++ path
else do
mverse <- loadL1Verse path
case mverse of
Nothing -> putStrLn "Failed to parse verse JSON"
Just verse -> do
TIO.putStrLn $ "Ref: " <> l1vRef verse
TIO.putStrLn $ "Text: " <> l1vTextHebrew verse
putStrLn ""
-- Show words with roots and te'amim
putStrLn "Words:"
mapM_ (\w -> do
TIO.putStr $ " " <> l1wText w
TIO.putStr $ " root=" <> fromMaybe "-" (l1wShoresh w)
TIO.putStr $ " teamim=" <> T.pack (show (l1wTeamim w))
case l1wShoresh w >>= textToShoresh of
Just sh -> TIO.putStr $ " gematria=" <> T.pack (show (gematriaRoot sh))
Nothing -> return ()
TIO.putStrLn ""
) (l1vWords verse)
-- Te'amim parse
let annotated = mapMaybe annotateWord (l1vWords verse)
case annotated of
[] -> putStrLn "\nNo te'amim found"
_ -> do
putStrLn "\nTe'amim parse tree:"
let tree = readTeamim annotated
putStrLn (showTree 0 tree)
let (left, right) = primaryDivision tree
TIO.putStrLn $ "Primary division (etnachta):"
TIO.putStrLn $ " Left: " <> T.unwords (collectWords left)
TIO.putStrLn $ " Right: " <> T.unwords (collectWords right)
-- | Activate a root through all 7 binyanim and show gematria.
runRoot :: String -> IO ()
runRoot rootStr = do
let rootText = T.pack rootStr
case textToShoresh rootText of
Nothing -> putStrLn $ "Cannot parse root: " ++ rootStr
Just sh -> do
TIO.putStrLn $ "Root: " <> shoreshToText sh
putStrLn $ "Gematria: " ++ show (gematriaRoot sh)
putStrLn ""
putStrLn "Binyanim:"
let expanded = expand sh
mapM_ (\(b, p) ->
TIO.putStrLn $ " " <> T.pack (show b) <> ": "
<> shoreshToText (root p)
<> " [" <> T.pack (show (aspect p))
<> " " <> T.pack (show (person p))
<> " " <> T.pack (show (number p))
<> " " <> T.pack (show (gender p)) <> "]"
) (Map.toList expanded)
-- | Compute and display gematria of a word.
runGematria :: String -> IO ()
runGematria wordStr = do
let wordText = T.pack wordStr
TIO.putStrLn $ "Word: " <> wordText
putStrLn $ "Gematria: " ++ show (gematriaWord wordText)
-- ============================================================
-- Helpers
-- ============================================================
-- | Convert an L1 word to an AnnotatedWord for te'amim parsing.
-- Uses the first taam in the teamim list.
annotateWord :: L1Word -> Maybe AnnotatedWord
annotateWord w = case l1wTeamim w of
[] -> Nothing
(t:_) -> case taamFromName t of
Nothing -> Nothing
Just taam -> Just AnnotatedWord
{ awWord = l1wText w
, awTaam = taam
, awRole = taamRole taam
}
-- | Depth of a parsed verse tree.
treeDepth :: ParsedVerse -> Int
treeDepth (Leaf _) = 1
treeDepth (Branch _ l r) = 1 + max (treeDepth l) (treeDepth r)
-- | Collect all words from a parsed verse tree.
collectWords :: ParsedVerse -> [Text]
collectWords (Leaf w) = [awWord w]
collectWords (Branch _ l r) = collectWords l ++ collectWords r
-- | Pretty-print a parse tree with indentation.
showTree :: Int -> ParsedVerse -> String
showTree indent (Leaf w) =
replicate (indent * 2) ' ' ++ "Leaf: " ++ T.unpack (awWord w)
++ " [" ++ show (awTaam w) ++ "]"
showTree indent (Branch t l r) =
replicate (indent * 2) ' ' ++ "Branch: " ++ show t ++ "\n"
++ showTree (indent + 1) l ++ "\n"
++ showTree (indent + 1) r
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Binyanim — the seven transformation operators.
--
-- Each binyan transforms a root's meaning systematically:
-- Qal = simple active ("he guarded")
-- Nifal = passive/reflexive ("he was guarded")
-- Piel = intensive active ("he guarded carefully")
-- Pual = intensive passive ("he was guarded carefully")
-- Hifil = causative active ("he caused to guard")
-- Hofal = causative passive ("he was caused to guard")
-- Hitpael = reflexive/reciprocal ("he guarded himself")
--
-- Architecture §3.1: activate :: Binyan -> Shoresh -> Peulah
module Shoresh.Binyanim
( activate
, activateDefault
, expand
, binyanGloss
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
import Data.Text (Text)
-- | Apply a binyan to a root — the fundamental operation.
-- Returns a fully specified Peulah with the given grammatical features.
activate :: Binyan -> Person -> Number -> Gender -> Aspect -> Shoresh -> Peulah
activate b p n g a sh = Peulah
{ root = sh
, binyan = b
, person = p
, number = n
, gender = g
, aspect = a
}
-- | Activate with default grammatical features (3ms perfect).
-- The citation form — how a root is listed in the dictionary.
activateDefault :: Binyan -> Shoresh -> Peulah
activateDefault b = activate b Third Singular Masculine Perfect
-- | Trace a root through all 7 binyanim — full semantic expansion.
-- Returns the default (3ms perfect) form in each binyan.
expand :: Shoresh -> Map Binyan Peulah
expand sh = Map.fromList
[ (b, activateDefault b sh) | b <- allBinyanim ]
-- | Generate a gloss (meaning description) for a binyan transformation.
-- This is a structural gloss — it describes what the binyan DOES to meaning,
-- not what a specific root means in that binyan.
binyanGloss :: Binyan -> Text -> Text
binyanGloss b baseGloss = case b of
Qal -> baseGloss
Nifal -> "was " <> baseGloss <> " / " <> baseGloss <> "ed itself"
Piel -> baseGloss <> " intensively"
Pual -> "was " <> baseGloss <> " intensively"
Hifil -> "caused to " <> baseGloss
Hofal -> "was caused to " <> baseGloss
Hitpael -> baseGloss <> "ed oneself / " <> baseGloss <> " each other"
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Gematria — the numerical layer of Hebrew.
--
-- Letter values are inherent in the writing system.
-- This is a lookup table, not a computation.
-- Aleph = 1, Bet = 2, ... Tav = 400.
--
-- Architecture §3.1: "letterValue is a lookup, not a computation."
module Shoresh.Gematria
( letterValue
, gematriaRoot
, gematriaWord
, gematriaChar
, gematriaNeighbors
, gematriaConnections
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
-- | The numerical value of a Hebrew consonant.
-- Standard gematria: units (1-9), tens (10-90), hundreds (100-400).
letterValue :: Consonant -> Int
letterValue c = case c of
Aleph -> 1
Bet -> 2
Gimel -> 3
Dalet -> 4
He -> 5
Vav -> 6
Zayin -> 7
Chet -> 8
Tet -> 9
Yod -> 10
Kaf -> 20
Lamed -> 30
Mem -> 40
Nun -> 50
Samekh -> 60
Ayin -> 70
Pe -> 80
Tsade -> 90
Qof -> 100
Resh -> 200
Shin -> 300
Tav -> 400
-- | Gematria of a triliteral root.
gematriaRoot :: Shoresh -> Int
gematriaRoot (Shoresh a b d) = letterValue a + letterValue b + letterValue d
-- | Gematria of a single Hebrew character.
-- Returns 0 for non-consonant characters (vowels, cantillation marks).
-- Final forms map to the same value as regular forms.
gematriaChar :: Char -> Int
gematriaChar ch = case charToConsonant ch of
Just c -> letterValue c
Nothing -> 0
-- | Gematria of a full Hebrew word (text with possible vowels/marks).
-- Strips everything that is not a consonant.
gematriaWord :: Text -> Int
gematriaWord = T.foldl' (\acc ch -> acc + gematriaChar ch) 0
-- | Find all roots in a lexicon with matching numerical value.
gematriaNeighbors :: Int -> Map Shoresh ShoreshEntry -> [ShoreshEntry]
gematriaNeighbors val lexicon =
[ entry
| (sh, entry) <- Map.toList lexicon
, gematriaRoot sh == val
]
-- | Discover hidden connections: all roots sharing a gematria value
-- with the given root.
gematriaConnections :: Shoresh -> Map Shoresh ShoreshEntry -> [(Shoresh, Int)]
gematriaConnections sh lexicon =
let val = gematriaRoot sh
in [ (sh', val)
| sh' <- Map.keys lexicon
, sh' /= sh
, gematriaRoot sh' == val
]
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Graph — root connectivity.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- neighbors :: Shoresh -> ShoreshLexicon -> [ShoreshEntry]
-- "Find all roots sharing 2 consonants (semantic neighborhood)"
--
-- Two roots are neighbors if they share 2 of 3 consonants
-- in the same positions. This captures the Hebrew linguistic
-- phenomenon where related roots share consonants.
module Shoresh.Graph
( neighbors
, sharedConsonants
, neighborsByPosition
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Shoresh.Lexicon (ShoreshLexicon, allRoots, lookupRoot)
import Data.Maybe (mapMaybe)
-- | Count shared consonants between two roots (position-sensitive).
sharedConsonants :: Shoresh -> Shoresh -> Int
sharedConsonants (Shoresh a1 b1 c1') (Shoresh a2 b2 c2') =
(if a1 == a2 then 1 else 0) +
(if b1 == b2 then 1 else 0) +
(if c1' == c2' then 1 else 0)
-- | Find all roots sharing exactly 2 consonants in the same positions.
neighbors :: Shoresh -> ShoreshLexicon -> [ShoreshEntry]
neighbors sh lexicon =
mapMaybe (\sh' ->
if sh' /= sh && sharedConsonants sh sh' >= 2
then lookupRoot sh' lexicon
else Nothing
) (allRoots lexicon)
-- | Find neighbors that share consonants at specific positions.
-- Returns (position_shared, neighbor_entry) pairs.
neighborsByPosition :: Shoresh -> ShoreshLexicon -> [(String, ShoreshEntry)]
neighborsByPosition sh@(Shoresh a b d) lexicon =
concatMap checkNeighbor (allRoots lexicon)
where
checkNeighbor sh'@(Shoresh a' b' d')
| sh' == sh = []
| a == a' && b == b' = maybe [] (\e -> [("c1c2", e)]) (lookupRoot sh' lexicon)
| a == a' && d == d' = maybe [] (\e -> [("c1c3", e)]) (lookupRoot sh' lexicon)
| b == b' && d == d' = maybe [] (\e -> [("c2c3", e)]) (lookupRoot sh' lexicon)
| otherwise = []
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Havdalah — separation and distinction.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- havdalah :: Input -> [(Category, Content)]
-- "Separate an input into distinguished categories"
--
-- Havdalah is the act of making distinctions. In the processing
-- pipeline, it takes the output of vayomer (structured symbolic output)
-- and separates it into categories that can be named (kriah).
--
-- Te'amim inform the separation — the text's own divisions guide havdalah.
module Shoresh.Havdalah
( havdalah
, separateByDomain
, separateByTeamim
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Shoresh.Teamim (ParsedVerse(..), AnnotatedWord(..), primaryDivision)
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
-- | Separate input into distinguished categories.
-- Uses both semantic domain analysis and te'amim structure.
havdalah :: [(Shoresh, SemanticDomain)] -> [(Text, [(Shoresh, SemanticDomain)])]
havdalah items =
let grouped = Map.toList $ Map.fromListWith (++)
[ (domainName d, [(sh, d)]) | (sh, d) <- items ]
in grouped
where
domainName :: SemanticDomain -> Text
domainName d = T.pack (show d)
-- | Separate roots by their semantic domain.
separateByDomain :: [ShoreshEntry] -> Map SemanticDomain [ShoreshEntry]
separateByDomain entries =
Map.fromListWith (++) [ (sePrimaryDomain e, [e]) | e <- entries ]
-- | Separate using te'amim structure.
-- The te'amim parse tree tells us where the text itself
-- draws its divisions. Havdalah follows the text's own structure.
separateByTeamim :: ParsedVerse -> ([Text], [Text])
separateByTeamim verse =
let (left, right) = primaryDivision verse
in (collectWords left, collectWords right)
where
collectWords :: ParsedVerse -> [Text]
collectWords (Leaf w) = [awWord w]
collectWords (Branch _ l r) = collectWords l ++ collectWords r
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Ketiv/Qere — the dual reading.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- "A specification position that holds two authoritative values."
-- Ketiv = what is written (stored form).
-- Qere = what is read (executed form).
--
-- At no point in the processing chain should a dual reading
-- collapse to a single value. Both readings are preserved.
module Shoresh.KetivQere
( DualReading(..)
, SpecValue(..)
, bothReadings
, isDual
, hasDualReadings
) where
import Shoresh.Types (Reference)
import Data.Text (Text)
-- | A position in the specification that holds two authoritative values.
data DualReading = DualReading
{ ketiv :: !Text -- ^ What is written (stored form)
, qere :: !Text -- ^ What is read (executed form)
, drRef :: !Reference -- ^ Where in Torah this occurs
} deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | A specification value: either single or dual.
data SpecValue
= Single !Text
| DualVal !DualReading
deriving (Show)
-- | Retrieve both readings without collapsing.
-- Single values return the same text for both.
-- Dual values return (ketiv, qere).
bothReadings :: SpecValue -> (Text, Text)
bothReadings (Single t) = (t, t)
bothReadings (DualVal dr) = (ketiv dr, qere dr)
-- | Check if a SpecValue is a dual reading.
isDual :: SpecValue -> Bool
isDual (Single _) = False
isDual (DualVal _) = True
-- | Check if a list of spec values contains any dual readings.
hasDualReadings :: [SpecValue] -> Bool
hasDualReadings = any isDual
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | KiTov — fitness evaluation.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- kiTov :: ProcessedResult -> Specification -> Evaluation
-- data Evaluation = Tov | LoTov Text | Teiku
--
-- Evaluates whether processed output fits the specification.
-- "And God saw that it was good" — the evaluation against the source.
--
-- Ki tov is not approval. It is verification against specification.
-- The specification is Torah (L1). The evaluation checks:
-- 1. Are the roots real? (found in L1)
-- 2. Are the references valid? (point to existing verses)
-- 3. Are dual readings preserved? (ketiv/qere not collapsed)
module Shoresh.KiTov
( kiTov
, verifyRootsExist
, verifyReferences
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Shoresh.Lexicon (ShoreshLexicon, lookupRoot)
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Maybe (isNothing)
-- | Evaluate a processed result against the specification (lexicon).
kiTov :: ProcessedResult -> ShoreshLexicon -> Evaluation
kiTov result lexicon =
let rootCheck = verifyRootsExist (prRoots result) lexicon
refCheck = verifyReferences (prRoots result)
in case (rootCheck, refCheck) of
(Tov, Tov) -> Tov
(LoTov r, _) -> LoTov r
(_, LoTov r) -> LoTov r
(Teiku, _) -> Teiku
(_, Teiku) -> Teiku
-- | Verify that all roots in the result exist in the lexicon.
verifyRootsExist :: [ShoreshEntry] -> ShoreshLexicon -> Evaluation
verifyRootsExist entries lexicon =
let missing = [ seShoresh e | e <- entries
, isNothing (lookupRoot (seShoresh e) lexicon) ]
in case missing of
[] -> Tov
ms -> LoTov $ "Roots not found in lexicon: "
<> T.intercalate ", " (map shoreshToText ms)
-- | Verify that Torah references in the entries are structurally valid.
-- (Range checks — the full check against L1 files happens at the pipeline level.)
verifyReferences :: [ShoreshEntry] -> Evaluation
verifyReferences entries =
let invalid = concatMap checkEntry entries
in case invalid of
[] -> Tov
msgs -> LoTov $ T.intercalate "; " msgs
where
checkEntry entry = concatMap checkRef (seTorahOccurrences entry)
checkRef ref
| refChapter ref < 1 = ["Invalid chapter: " <> T.pack (show (refChapter ref))]
| refVerse ref < 1 = ["Invalid verse: " <> T.pack (show (refVerse ref))]
| otherwise = []
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Kriah — naming and identification.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- kriah :: [(Category, Content)] -> [(Name, Category, Content)]
-- "Assign stable names to distinguished categories"
--
-- After havdalah separates, kriah names what was separated.
-- The names come from the roots themselves — a category's name
-- is derived from the dominant root or domain within it.
module Shoresh.Kriah
( kriah
, nameCategory
, NamedCategory(..)
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
-- | A named category — the result of kriah.
data NamedCategory = NamedCategory
{ ncName :: !Text
, ncDomain :: !SemanticDomain
, ncEntries :: ![ShoreshEntry]
} deriving (Show)
-- | Assign stable names to distinguished categories.
kriah :: [(SemanticDomain, [ShoreshEntry])] -> [NamedCategory]
kriah = map nameCategory
-- | Name a single category from its domain and entries.
-- The name is the domain name plus the most frequent root.
nameCategory :: (SemanticDomain, [ShoreshEntry]) -> NamedCategory
nameCategory (domain, entries) =
let domName = T.pack (show domain)
rootSuffix = case entries of
(e:_) -> " (" <> shoreshToText (seShoresh e) <> ")"
[] -> ""
in NamedCategory
{ ncName = domName <> rootSuffix
, ncDomain = domain
, ncEntries = entries
}
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}
-- | Lexicon — the root lexicon, loaded from L1.
--
-- L1 carries the Torah text with shoresh fields on each word.
-- This module reads L1 to build the root index:
-- which roots appear, where they appear, how often.
--
-- The lexicon is read from L1. It is not hardcoded.
-- The system reads Torah and learns what roots are there.
module Shoresh.Lexicon
( ShoreshLexicon
, emptyLexicon
, insertEntry
, lookupRoot
, allRoots
, lexiconSize
-- * L1 loading
, L1Word(..)
, L1Verse(..)
, parseL1Verse
, buildLexiconFromVerses
, loadL1Verse
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.ByteString.Lazy as BL
import Data.Aeson
import GHC.Generics (Generic)
-- | The root lexicon — a map from Shoresh to its entry.
type ShoreshLexicon = Map Shoresh ShoreshEntry
-- | Empty lexicon.
emptyLexicon :: ShoreshLexicon
emptyLexicon = Map.empty
-- | Insert or merge an entry into the lexicon.
insertEntry :: ShoreshEntry -> ShoreshLexicon -> ShoreshLexicon
insertEntry entry = Map.insertWith mergeEntries (seShoresh entry) entry
-- | Merge two entries for the same root (accumulate occurrences).
mergeEntries :: ShoreshEntry -> ShoreshEntry -> ShoreshEntry
mergeEntries new old = old
{ seTorahOccurrences = seTorahOccurrences old ++ seTorahOccurrences new
}
-- | Look up a root in the lexicon.
lookupRoot :: Shoresh -> ShoreshLexicon -> Maybe ShoreshEntry
lookupRoot = Map.lookup
-- | All roots in the lexicon.
allRoots :: ShoreshLexicon -> [Shoresh]
allRoots = Map.keys
-- | Number of roots in the lexicon.
lexiconSize :: ShoreshLexicon -> Int
lexiconSize = Map.size
-- ============================================================
-- L1 JSON parsing
-- ============================================================
-- | A word as it appears in L1 verse JSON.
-- Mirrors the structure in l1/torah/{book}/{chapter}/{verse}.json
data L1Word = L1Word
{ l1wPosition :: !Int
, l1wText :: !Text
, l1wConsonants :: !Text
, l1wLemma :: !Text
, l1wMorph :: !Text
, l1wTeamim :: ![Text]
, l1wPrefix :: !(Maybe Text)
, l1wShoresh :: !(Maybe Text)
} deriving (Show, Generic)
instance FromJSON L1Word where
parseJSON = withObject "L1Word" $ \v -> L1Word
<$> v .: "position"
<*> v .: "text"
<*> v .: "consonants"
<*> v .: "lemma"
<*> v .: "morph"
<*> v .: "teamim"
<*> v .:? "prefix"
<*> v .:? "shoresh"
-- | A verse as it appears in L1 JSON.
data L1Verse = L1Verse
{ l1vRef :: !Text
, l1vBook :: !Text
, l1vChapter :: !Int
, l1vVerse :: !Int
, l1vTextHebrew :: !Text
, l1vWords :: ![L1Word]
} deriving (Show, Generic)
instance FromJSON L1Verse where
parseJSON = withObject "L1Verse" $ \v -> L1Verse
<$> v .: "ref"
<*> v .: "book"
<*> v .: "chapter"
<*> v .: "verse"
<*> v .: "text_hebrew"
<*> v .: "words"
-- | Parse a verse JSON bytestring.
parseL1Verse :: BL.ByteString -> Maybe L1Verse
parseL1Verse = decode
-- | Load an L1 verse from a file path.
loadL1Verse :: FilePath -> IO (Maybe L1Verse)
loadL1Verse path = do
bs <- BL.readFile path
return (decode bs)
-- | Build a lexicon from a list of parsed L1 verses.
-- Extracts the shoresh from each word and accumulates occurrences.
buildLexiconFromVerses :: [L1Verse] -> ShoreshLexicon
buildLexiconFromVerses verses = foldl addVerse emptyLexicon verses
where
addVerse lexicon verse =
let ref = Reference
{ refBook = maybe Bereishit id (textToBook (l1vBook verse))
, refChapter = l1vChapter verse
, refVerse = l1vVerse verse
}
in foldl (addWord ref) lexicon (l1vWords verse)
addWord ref lexicon word = case l1wShoresh word of
Nothing -> lexicon -- particles like את have no shoresh
Just shText -> case textToShoresh shText of
Nothing -> lexicon -- unparseable root text
Just sh ->
let entry = ShoreshEntry
{ seShoresh = sh
, sePrimaryDomain = Creation -- default; refined later
, seRelatedRoots = []
, seTorahOccurrences = [ref]
, seGlosses = Map.empty
}
in insertEntry entry lexicon
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Smikhut — the construct-state composition operator.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- beit sefer = house FOR books (PurposeOf)
-- bnei Yisrael = children FROM Israel (OriginOf)
-- ish emet = person OF truth (QualityOf)
-- aron ha'edut = ark HOLDING testimony (ContainerOf)
--
-- Smikhut compounds attested in the text are read from L1.
-- The compose operation reads these attested pairs.
module Shoresh.Smikhut
( CompoundMeaning(..)
, SmikhutType(..)
, compose
, smikhutTypeGloss
) where
import Shoresh.Types
import Data.Text (Text)
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
-- | The type of compositional relationship in construct state.
data SmikhutType
= PurposeOf -- ^ beit sefer: house FOR books
| OriginOf -- ^ bnei Yisrael: children FROM Israel
| QualityOf -- ^ ish emet: person OF truth
| ContainerOf -- ^ aron ha'edut: ark HOLDING testimony
deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | A construct-state compound meaning.
data CompoundMeaning = CompoundMeaning
{ nismach :: !Shoresh -- ^ The governed noun (first element)
, somech :: !Shoresh -- ^ The governing noun (second element)
, compound :: !SemanticDomain -- ^ The emergent meaning domain
, relation :: !SmikhutType -- ^ Type of compositional relationship
} deriving (Show)
-- | Compose two roots into a construct-state compound.
-- Looks up the attested compound in the provided map.
-- If the pair is not attested, returns Nothing — we do not invent compounds.
compose :: Shoresh -> Shoresh -> Map (Shoresh, Shoresh) CompoundMeaning -> Maybe CompoundMeaning
compose a b attestedCompounds = Map.lookup (a, b) attestedCompounds
-- | Human-readable gloss of a smikhut relationship.
smikhutTypeGloss :: SmikhutType -> Text
smikhutTypeGloss PurposeOf = "for"
smikhutTypeGloss OriginOf = "from"
smikhutTypeGloss QualityOf = "of"
smikhutTypeGloss ContainerOf = "holding"
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Te'amim — the cantillation mark reader.
--
-- Architecture §3.1:
-- "The marks are RECEIVED from L1 — they are on the text as transmitted.
-- The parse tree is CONSTRUCTED by the reader in the act of reading.
-- This is not pre-computation. This is literacy."
--
-- The te'amim system is hierarchical:
-- - Melakhim (kings/disjunctors) SEPARATE
-- - Meshartim (servants/conjunctors) CONNECT
--
-- The strongest disjunctor (sof-pasuk) ends the verse.
-- The next strongest (etnachta) creates the primary division.
-- Within each half, subordinate disjunctors create further divisions.
-- The result is a binary tree — the verse's own syntactic structure.
--
-- L1 stores the mark names as strings in each word's "teamim" array.
-- This module reads those strings and builds the tree.
module Shoresh.Teamim
( -- * Types
Taam(..)
, TaamRole(..)
, AnnotatedWord(..)
, ParsedVerse(..)
-- * Classification
, taamRole
, taamRank
, taamFromName
-- * Parsing
, readTeamim
, primaryDivision
, boundGroups
) where
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.List (maximumBy)
import Data.Ord (comparing)
-- | Cantillation marks.
-- The full system has ~30 marks. We enumerate the ones that appear
-- in L1 data (parsed from WLC Unicode codepoints).
data Taam
= SofPasuk -- ^ Verse end (terminal) — strongest disjunctor
| Etnachta -- ^ Primary division — second strongest
| ZakefGadol -- ^ Secondary division (strong)
| ZakefKatan -- ^ Secondary division
| Segol -- ^ Tertiary
| Shalshelet -- ^ Rare, strong disjunctor
| Tipcha -- ^ Tertiary division (near-subordinate to etnachta/zakef)
| Revia -- ^ Mid-level disjunctor
| Zarka -- ^ Pre-segol disjunctor
| Pashta -- ^ Subordinate disjunctor
| Yetiv -- ^ Subordinate disjunctor
| Tevir -- ^ Subordinate disjunctor
| Geresh -- ^ Subordinate disjunctor
| GershayimMark -- ^ Double geresh — subordinate disjunctor
| Pazer -- ^ Subordinate disjunctor
| PazerGadol -- ^ Rare, subordinate disjunctor
| Telisha_Gedola -- ^ Subordinate disjunctor
| Telisha_Qetana -- ^ Conjunctor
| Munach -- ^ Servant — connects to following disjunctor
| Mercha -- ^ Servant — connects to following disjunctor
| MerchaKefula -- ^ Double mercha — servant
| Darga -- ^ Servant
| Kadma -- ^ Servant (azla)
| Mahapakh -- ^ Servant
| Yerach_Ben_Yomo -- ^ Rare servant
| MetegSiluq -- ^ Dual identity: siluq (disjunctor on final word) / meteg
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show)
-- | Role classification: kings separate, servants connect.
data TaamRole
= Melekh -- ^ Disjunctor (separator)
| Mesharet -- ^ Conjunctor (connector)
deriving (Eq, Show)
-- | Classify a taam as melekh (disjunctor) or mesharet (conjunctor).
taamRole :: Taam -> TaamRole
taamRole t = case t of
SofPasuk -> Melekh
Etnachta -> Melekh
ZakefGadol -> Melekh
ZakefKatan -> Melekh
Segol -> Melekh
Shalshelet -> Melekh
Tipcha -> Melekh
Revia -> Melekh
Zarka -> Melekh
Pashta -> Melekh
Yetiv -> Melekh
Tevir -> Melekh
Geresh -> Melekh
GershayimMark -> Melekh
Pazer -> Melekh
PazerGadol -> Melekh
Telisha_Gedola -> Melekh
MetegSiluq -> Melekh -- siluq on final word is a disjunctor
-- Servants
Telisha_Qetana -> Mesharet
Munach -> Mesharet
Mercha -> Mesharet
MerchaKefula -> Mesharet
Darga -> Mesharet
Kadma -> Mesharet
Mahapakh -> Mesharet
Yerach_Ben_Yomo -> Mesharet
-- | Disjunctive rank — higher means stronger separator.
-- This determines where the tree splits.
-- SofPasuk is strongest (it ends the verse).
-- Etnachta is next (primary division).
-- Then the hierarchy descends.
taamRank :: Taam -> Int
taamRank t = case t of
SofPasuk -> 100
Etnachta -> 90
ZakefGadol -> 70
ZakefKatan -> 65
Segol -> 60
Shalshelet -> 58
Revia -> 50
Tipcha -> 45
Zarka -> 40
Pashta -> 35
Yetiv -> 33
Tevir -> 30
Geresh -> 25
GershayimMark -> 25
Pazer -> 20
PazerGadol -> 20
Telisha_Gedola -> 15
MetegSiluq -> 80 -- siluq ranks just below etnachta
-- Servants get rank 0 — they do not create divisions
_ -> 0
-- | Parse a taam name from L1 JSON data.
-- L1 stores these as strings like "tipcha", "etnachta", "munach".
-- Build log correction #1: "meteg_siluq" is in TEAMIM_MAP due to
-- U+05BD dual identity.
taamFromName :: Text -> Maybe Taam
taamFromName name = case T.toLower name of
"sof_pasuk" -> Just SofPasuk
"sof-pasuk" -> Just SofPasuk
"sofpasuk" -> Just SofPasuk
"etnachta" -> Just Etnachta
"etnahta" -> Just Etnachta
"zakef_gadol" -> Just ZakefGadol
"zakef-gadol" -> Just ZakefGadol
"zaqef_gadol" -> Just ZakefGadol -- L1 spelling
"zakef_katan" -> Just ZakefKatan
"zakef-katan" -> Just ZakefKatan
"zaqef_qatan" -> Just ZakefKatan -- L1 spelling
"segol" -> Just Segol
"segol_accent" -> Just Segol -- L1 spelling
"shalshelet" -> Just Shalshelet
"tipcha" -> Just Tipcha
"tipeha" -> Just Tipcha
"revia" -> Just Revia
"revi'i" -> Just Revia
"zarka" -> Just Zarka
"pashta" -> Just Pashta
"yetiv" -> Just Yetiv
"tevir" -> Just Tevir
"geresh" -> Just Geresh
"gershayim" -> Just GershayimMark
"pazer" -> Just Pazer
"pazer_gadol" -> Just PazerGadol
"telisha_gedola" -> Just Telisha_Gedola
"telisha_qetana" -> Just Telisha_Qetana
"munach" -> Just Munach
"mercha" -> Just Mercha
"mercha_kefula" -> Just MerchaKefula
"darga" -> Just Darga
"kadma" -> Just Kadma
"qadma" -> Just Kadma -- L1 spelling
"azla" -> Just Kadma
"mahapakh" -> Just Mahapakh
"yerach_ben_yomo" -> Just Yerach_Ben_Yomo
"meteg_siluq" -> Just MetegSiluq
"siluq" -> Just MetegSiluq
"meteg" -> Just MetegSiluq
"zinor" -> Just Zarka -- L1: zinor is variant name for zarka
"geresh_muqdam" -> Just Geresh -- L1: pre-positioned geresh variant
_ -> Nothing
-- | A word annotated with its cantillation mark and role.
-- This is what we receive from L1 after parsing the raw mark names.
data AnnotatedWord = AnnotatedWord
{ awWord :: !Text -- ^ The Hebrew word text
, awTaam :: !Taam -- ^ The primary cantillation mark
, awRole :: !TaamRole -- ^ King or servant
} deriving (Show)
-- | A parsed verse: binary tree where branches are te'amim divisions.
-- Leaf: a single annotated word.
-- Branch: a disjunctor splitting the verse into two halves.
--
-- This tree is CONSTRUCTED by readTeamim from the raw marks.
-- It is not stored in L1. This is the act of reading.
data ParsedVerse
= Leaf !AnnotatedWord
| Branch !Taam !ParsedVerse !ParsedVerse
deriving (Show)
-- | Read the te'amim — construct the parse tree from annotated words.
--
-- Algorithm: find the strongest disjunctor, split there,
-- recurse on each half. This mirrors how a human reader
-- parses the verse structure from the cantillation marks.
--
-- The marks are received. The tree is built in the act of reading.
readTeamim :: [AnnotatedWord] -> ParsedVerse
readTeamim [] = error "readTeamim: empty word list — a verse cannot be empty"
readTeamim [w] = Leaf w
readTeamim ws =
-- Find the word with the strongest disjunctive mark
let indexed = zip [0..] ws
disjunctors = [ (i, w) | (i, w) <- indexed
, awRole w == Melekh
, i < length ws - 1 -- don't split after the last word
]
in case disjunctors of
[] ->
-- No disjunctors found (all servants) — treat as a chain
-- This shouldn't happen in well-formed verses but we handle it
buildChain ws
_ ->
-- Split at the strongest disjunctor
let (splitIdx, splitWord) = maximumBy (comparing (taamRank . awTaam . snd)) disjunctors
(left, right) = splitAt (splitIdx + 1) ws
splitTaam = awTaam splitWord
in Branch splitTaam (readTeamim left) (readTeamim right)
-- | Build a linear chain when no disjunctors are present.
buildChain :: [AnnotatedWord] -> ParsedVerse
buildChain [] = error "buildChain: empty"
buildChain [w] = Leaf w
buildChain (w:ws) = Branch (awTaam w) (Leaf w) (buildChain ws)
-- | Find the primary division (etnachta) of a parsed verse.
-- Returns the two halves of the verse.
-- The etnachta divides the verse into its two main parts.
primaryDivision :: ParsedVerse -> (ParsedVerse, ParsedVerse)
primaryDivision (Leaf w) = (Leaf w, Leaf w)
primaryDivision (Branch t left right)
| t == Etnachta = (left, right)
| otherwise =
-- The etnachta might be deeper in the tree.
-- In a well-formed parse, it should be at the top level.
-- If not, search left then right.
let (ll, lr) = primaryDivision left
(rl, rr) = primaryDivision right
in if hasEtnachta left
then (ll, Branch t lr right)
else if hasEtnachta right
then (Branch t left rl, rr)
else (left, right) -- no etnachta found — use top-level split
-- | Check if a parsed tree contains an etnachta division.
hasEtnachta :: ParsedVerse -> Bool
hasEtnachta (Leaf _) = False
hasEtnachta (Branch t l r) = t == Etnachta || hasEtnachta l || hasEtnachta r
-- | Identify which words are bound together by meshartim (servant chains).
-- Words connected by servants form semantic units.
-- Returns groups of words that are bound together.
boundGroups :: ParsedVerse -> [[Text]]
boundGroups = go []
where
go acc (Leaf w) = reverse (addToCurrentGroup (awWord w) acc)
go acc (Branch t left right)
| taamRole t == Mesharet =
-- Servants connect — merge groups
let leftGroups = go acc left
in go leftGroups right
| otherwise =
-- Kings separate — start new group for right
let leftGroups = go acc left
-- Close current group, start fresh for right
rightGroups = go ([] : leftGroups) right
in rightGroups
addToCurrentGroup w [] = [[w]]
addToCurrentGroup w (g:gs) = (w:g) : gs
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{-# LANGUAGE DeriveGeneric #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Core data types for the Shoresh Engine.
--
-- Architecture §3.1 specifies these types exactly.
-- The 22 Hebrew consonants, the triliteral root, the seven binyanim,
-- the activated root (peulah), semantic domains, and Torah references.
--
-- These types are the atomic units of the symbolic processing system.
-- They are not approximations. Aleph is Aleph.
module Shoresh.Types
( -- * Hebrew Consonants
Consonant(..)
, consonantToChar
, charToConsonant
, consonantName
-- * Triliteral Roots
, Shoresh(..)
, mkShoresh
, shoreshToText
, textToShoresh
-- * Binyanim (Transformation Operators)
, Binyan(..)
, allBinyanim
-- * Activated Roots
, Person(..)
, Number(..)
, Gender(..)
, Aspect(..)
, Peulah(..)
-- * Semantic Domains
, SemanticDomain(..)
-- * Torah References
, Book(..)
, Reference(..)
, bookToText
, textToBook
-- * Root Lexicon Entry
, ShoreshEntry(..)
-- * Input/Output types for pipeline
, Input(..)
, Category(..)
, ProcessedResult(..)
, Evaluation(..)
) where
import Data.Text (Text)
import qualified Data.Text as T
import Data.Map.Strict (Map)
import GHC.Generics (Generic)
import Data.Aeson (FromJSON(..), ToJSON(..), withText)
-- | The 22 Hebrew consonants.
-- These are the building blocks. No more, no less.
data Consonant
= Aleph | Bet | Gimel | Dalet | He | Vav | Zayin
| Chet | Tet | Yod | Kaf | Lamed | Mem | Nun
| Samekh | Ayin | Pe | Tsade | Qof | Resh | Shin | Tav
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Consonant
instance FromJSON Consonant
-- | Map a consonant to its Hebrew character.
consonantToChar :: Consonant -> Char
consonantToChar c = case c of
Aleph -> 'א'; Bet -> 'ב'; Gimel -> 'ג'; Dalet -> 'ד'
He -> 'ה'; Vav -> 'ו'; Zayin -> 'ז'; Chet -> 'ח'
Tet -> 'ט'; Yod -> 'י'; Kaf -> 'כ'; Lamed -> 'ל'
Mem -> 'מ'; Nun -> 'נ'; Samekh -> 'ס'; Ayin -> 'ע'
Pe -> 'פ'; Tsade -> 'צ'; Qof -> 'ק'; Resh -> 'ר'
Shin -> 'ש'; Tav -> 'ת'
-- | Map a Hebrew character to a consonant.
-- Handles both regular and final (sofit) forms.
charToConsonant :: Char -> Maybe Consonant
charToConsonant ch = case ch of
'א' -> Just Aleph; 'ב' -> Just Bet; 'ג' -> Just Gimel; 'ד' -> Just Dalet
'ה' -> Just He; 'ו' -> Just Vav; 'ז' -> Just Zayin; 'ח' -> Just Chet
'ט' -> Just Tet; 'י' -> Just Yod; 'כ' -> Just Kaf; 'ך' -> Just Kaf
'ל' -> Just Lamed; 'מ' -> Just Mem; 'ם' -> Just Mem; 'נ' -> Just Nun
'ן' -> Just Nun; 'ס' -> Just Samekh; 'ע' -> Just Ayin; 'פ' -> Just Pe
'ף' -> Just Pe; 'צ' -> Just Tsade; 'ץ' -> Just Tsade; 'ק' -> Just Qof
'ר' -> Just Resh; 'ש' -> Just Shin; 'ת' -> Just Tav
_ -> Nothing
-- | English name of a consonant (for JSON output).
consonantName :: Consonant -> Text
consonantName c = case c of
Aleph -> "aleph"; Bet -> "bet"; Gimel -> "gimel"; Dalet -> "dalet"
He -> "he"; Vav -> "vav"; Zayin -> "zayin"; Chet -> "chet"
Tet -> "tet"; Yod -> "yod"; Kaf -> "kaf"; Lamed -> "lamed"
Mem -> "mem"; Nun -> "nun"; Samekh -> "samekh"; Ayin -> "ayin"
Pe -> "pe"; Tsade -> "tsade"; Qof -> "qof"; Resh -> "resh"
Shin -> "shin"; Tav -> "tav"
-- | A triliteral root — the atomic semantic unit.
-- Most Hebrew roots are three consonants. Some are two (biconsonantal).
-- The spec says triliteral; L1 shows some bicons (e.g. "שמ").
-- We model the common case. Bicons get a silent third.
data Shoresh = Shoresh
{ c1 :: !Consonant
, c2 :: !Consonant
, c3 :: !Consonant
} deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Generic)
instance ToJSON Shoresh
instance FromJSON Shoresh
-- | Construct a Shoresh from three consonants.
mkShoresh :: Consonant -> Consonant -> Consonant -> Shoresh
mkShoresh = Shoresh
-- | Render a Shoresh as Hebrew text.
shoreshToText :: Shoresh -> Text
shoreshToText (Shoresh a b d) =
T.pack [consonantToChar a, consonantToChar b, consonantToChar d]
-- | Parse a Hebrew text string into a Shoresh.
-- Accepts 2 or 3 consonant strings.
-- For 2-consonant roots, pads with He (ה) as placeholder.
textToShoresh :: Text -> Maybe Shoresh
textToShoresh t =
let chars = T.unpack t
consonants = mapM charToConsonant chars
in case consonants of
Just [a, b, d] -> Just (Shoresh a b d)
Just [a, b] -> Just (Shoresh a b He) -- bicons: pad with He
_ -> Nothing
-- | The seven binyanim — transformation operators on roots.
-- Each binyan transforms the root's meaning systematically.
data Binyan
= Qal -- ^ Simple active
| Nifal -- ^ Passive / reflexive
| Piel -- ^ Intensive active
| Pual -- ^ Intensive passive
| Hifil -- ^ Causative active
| Hofal -- ^ Causative passive
| Hitpael -- ^ Reflexive / reciprocal
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Binyan
instance FromJSON Binyan
-- | All seven binyanim as a list.
allBinyanim :: [Binyan]
allBinyanim = [minBound .. maxBound]
-- | Grammatical person.
data Person = First | Second | Third
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Person
instance FromJSON Person
-- | Grammatical number.
-- Includes Dual — Hebrew distinguishes singular, dual, and plural.
data Number = Singular | Dual | Plural
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Number
instance FromJSON Number
-- | Grammatical gender.
data Gender = Masculine | Feminine
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Gender
instance FromJSON Gender
-- | Verbal aspect.
-- Hebrew does not have tenses in the Indo-European sense.
-- Perfect = completed action. Imperfect = incomplete action.
data Aspect = Perfect | Imperfect
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Aspect
instance FromJSON Aspect
-- | An activated root — a root transformed by a binyan
-- with full grammatical specification.
data Peulah = Peulah
{ root :: !Shoresh
, binyan :: !Binyan
, person :: !Person
, number :: !Number
, gender :: !Gender
, aspect :: !Aspect
} deriving (Eq, Show, Generic)
instance ToJSON Peulah
instance FromJSON Peulah
-- | Semantic domains — categories of meaning that roots carry.
-- A root belongs to one or more domains.
data SemanticDomain
= Creation
| Separation
| Speech
| Movement
| Knowledge
| Holiness
| Judgment
| Mercy
| Life
| Death
| Covenant
| Transgression
| Blessing
| Curse
| Light
| Darkness
| Water
| Earth
| Time
| Dwelling
| Offering
| Purity
| Authority
| Service
| Warfare
| Agriculture
| Family
| Instruction
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON SemanticDomain
instance FromJSON SemanticDomain
-- | The five books of Torah.
data Book
= Bereishit
| Shemot
| Vayikra
| Bamidbar
| Devarim
deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Enum, Bounded, Generic)
instance ToJSON Book where
toJSON = toJSON . bookToText
instance FromJSON Book where
parseJSON = withText "Book" $ \t ->
case textToBook t of
Just b -> pure b
Nothing -> fail $ "Unknown book: " ++ T.unpack t
-- | Book name as it appears in L1 paths.
bookToText :: Book -> Text
bookToText b = case b of
Bereishit -> "bereishit"
Shemot -> "shemot"
Vayikra -> "vayikra"
Bamidbar -> "bamidbar"
Devarim -> "devarim"
-- | Parse a book name from L1.
textToBook :: Text -> Maybe Book
textToBook t = case T.toLower t of
"bereishit" -> Just Bereishit
"genesis" -> Just Bereishit
"shemot" -> Just Shemot
"exodus" -> Just Shemot
"vayikra" -> Just Vayikra
"leviticus" -> Just Vayikra
"bamidbar" -> Just Bamidbar
"numbers" -> Just Bamidbar
"devarim" -> Just Devarim
"deuteronomy" -> Just Devarim
_ -> Nothing
-- | A Torah reference — book, chapter, verse.
data Reference = Reference
{ refBook :: !Book
, refChapter :: !Int
, refVerse :: !Int
} deriving (Eq, Ord, Show, Generic)
instance ToJSON Reference
instance FromJSON Reference
-- | A root entry in the lexicon.
-- This is what the engine knows about a root.
data ShoreshEntry = ShoreshEntry
{ seShoresh :: !Shoresh
, sePrimaryDomain :: !SemanticDomain
, seRelatedRoots :: ![Shoresh]
, seTorahOccurrences :: ![Reference]
, seGlosses :: !(Map Binyan Text)
} deriving (Eq, Show, Generic)
-- | Raw input to the processing pipeline.
data Input = Input
{ inputText :: !Text
, inputSource :: !Text
} deriving (Show, Generic)
-- | A distinguished category after havdalah.
data Category = Category
{ catName :: !Text
, catContent :: !Text
} deriving (Show, Generic)
-- | A processed result ready for evaluation.
data ProcessedResult = ProcessedResult
{ prCategories :: ![Category]
, prRoots :: ![ShoreshEntry]
} deriving (Show, Generic)
-- | The evaluation outcome.
-- Tov: fits the specification.
-- LoTov: does not fit, with reason.
-- Teiku: unresolvable — the question stands.
data Evaluation
= Tov
| LoTov !Text
| Teiku
deriving (Eq, Show, Generic)
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{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}
-- | Shoresh Engine test suite.
--
-- Tests the three Step 7 verification requirements:
-- 1. Root activation through all 7 binyanim
-- 2. Te'amim parse tree construction
-- 3. Gematria computation
--
-- Plus structural tests for types, lexicon, ketiv/qere, graph.
module Main where
import Test.Hspec
import qualified Data.Map.Strict as Map
import Data.Text (Text)
import Data.Maybe (isJust, isNothing, mapMaybe)
import Shoresh.Types
import Shoresh.Gematria
import Shoresh.Binyanim
import Shoresh.Teamim
import Shoresh.KetivQere
import Shoresh.Lexicon
import Shoresh.Graph
import Shoresh.KiTov
import Luchot.Firmware
main :: IO ()
main = hspec $ do
consonantSpec
shoreshSpec
binyanSpec
gematriaSpec
teamimSpec
ketivQereSpec
graphSpec
kiTovSpec
firmwareSpec
consonantSpec :: Spec
consonantSpec = describe "Consonant" $ do
it "has exactly 22 consonants" $
length [minBound .. maxBound :: Consonant] `shouldBe` 22
it "round-trips through char conversion" $ do
mapM_ (\c ->
charToConsonant (consonantToChar c) `shouldBe` Just c
) [minBound .. maxBound :: Consonant]
it "handles final forms (sofit)" $ do
charToConsonant 'ך' `shouldBe` Just Kaf
charToConsonant 'ם' `shouldBe` Just Mem
charToConsonant 'ן' `shouldBe` Just Nun
charToConsonant 'ף' `shouldBe` Just Pe
charToConsonant 'ץ' `shouldBe` Just Tsade
it "rejects non-Hebrew characters" $ do
charToConsonant 'a' `shouldBe` Nothing
charToConsonant '1' `shouldBe` Nothing
shoreshSpec :: Spec
shoreshSpec = describe "Shoresh" $ do
it "constructs a triliteral root" $ do
let sh = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph
c1 sh `shouldBe` Bet
c2 sh `shouldBe` Resh
c3 sh `shouldBe` Aleph
it "renders as Hebrew text" $ do
shoreshToText (mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph) `shouldBe` "ברא"
shoreshToText (mkShoresh Qof Dalet Shin) `shouldBe` "קדש"
it "parses from Hebrew text (3 consonants)" $ do
textToShoresh "ברא" `shouldBe` Just (mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph)
textToShoresh "קדש" `shouldBe` Just (mkShoresh Qof Dalet Shin)
it "parses from Hebrew text (2 consonants — biconsonantal)" $ do
-- Build log: some roots in L1 are 2-consonant (e.g. "שמ")
let result = textToShoresh "שמ"
result `shouldSatisfy` isJust
-- Bicons pad with He
case result of
Just sh -> c3 sh `shouldBe` He
Nothing -> expectationFailure "Should have parsed"
it "rejects invalid input" $ do
textToShoresh "" `shouldBe` Nothing
textToShoresh "א" `shouldBe` Nothing -- too short
textToShoresh "אבגד" `shouldBe` Nothing -- too long
binyanSpec :: Spec
binyanSpec = describe "Binyanim" $ do
it "has exactly 7 binyanim" $
length allBinyanim `shouldBe` 7
it "activates a root through all 7 binyanim" $ do
let sh = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph
let expanded = expand sh
Map.size expanded `shouldBe` 7
-- Each binyan should produce a peulah with the same root
mapM_ (\(b, p) -> root p `shouldBe` sh) (Map.toList expanded)
it "activate produces correct grammatical features" $ do
let sh = mkShoresh Shin Mem Resh -- שמר = guard
let p = activate Qal Third Singular Masculine Perfect sh
root p `shouldBe` sh
binyan p `shouldBe` Qal
person p `shouldBe` Third
number p `shouldBe` Singular
gender p `shouldBe` Masculine
aspect p `shouldBe` Perfect
it "activateDefault uses 3ms perfect citation form" $ do
let sh = mkShoresh Kaf Tav Bet -- כתב = write
let p = activateDefault Qal sh
person p `shouldBe` Third
number p `shouldBe` Singular
gender p `shouldBe` Masculine
aspect p `shouldBe` Perfect
gematriaSpec :: Spec
gematriaSpec = describe "Gematria" $ do
it "assigns correct values to individual letters" $ do
letterValue Aleph `shouldBe` 1
letterValue Yod `shouldBe` 10
letterValue Qof `shouldBe` 100
letterValue Tav `shouldBe` 400
it "computes root gematria correctly" $ do
-- ברא = Bet(2) + Resh(200) + Aleph(1) = 203
gematriaRoot (mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph) `shouldBe` 203
-- קדש = Qof(100) + Dalet(4) + Shin(300) = 404
gematriaRoot (mkShoresh Qof Dalet Shin) `shouldBe` 404
-- שלם = Shin(300) + Lamed(30) + Mem(40) = 370
gematriaRoot (mkShoresh Shin Lamed Mem) `shouldBe` 370
it "computes word gematria correctly" $ do
-- תורה = Tav(400) + Vav(6) + Resh(200) + He(5) = 611
gematriaWord "תורה" `shouldBe` 611
-- שלום = Shin(300) + Lamed(30) + Vav(6) + Mem(40) = 376
gematriaWord "שלום" `shouldBe` 376
it "ignores non-consonant characters in word gematria" $ do
-- Word with vowels and cantillation should give same value
-- as consonants only
gematriaWord "בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית" `shouldBe` gematriaWord "בראשית"
it "finds gematria neighbors" $ do
let bara = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph -- 203
let other = mkShoresh Resh Gimel Gimel -- 200+3+3 = 206, not 203
let lex = Map.fromList
[ (bara, ShoreshEntry bara Creation [] [] Map.empty)
, (other, ShoreshEntry other Creation [] [] Map.empty)
]
-- bara's neighbors at 203 should not include 'other' (206)
gematriaNeighbors 203 lex `shouldBe`
[ShoreshEntry bara Creation [] [] Map.empty]
teamimSpec :: Spec
teamimSpec = describe "Te'amim" $ do
it "classifies taam roles correctly" $ do
taamRole Etnachta `shouldBe` Melekh
taamRole SofPasuk `shouldBe` Melekh
taamRole Tipcha `shouldBe` Melekh
taamRole Munach `shouldBe` Mesharet
taamRole Mercha `shouldBe` Mesharet
it "parses taam names from L1 format" $ do
taamFromName "tipcha" `shouldBe` Just Tipcha
taamFromName "etnachta" `shouldBe` Just Etnachta
taamFromName "munach" `shouldBe` Just Munach
taamFromName "mercha" `shouldBe` Just Mercha
-- Build log correction #1: meteg_siluq
taamFromName "meteg_siluq" `shouldBe` Just MetegSiluq
it "ranks disjunctors by strength" $ do
taamRank SofPasuk `shouldSatisfy` (> taamRank Etnachta)
taamRank Etnachta `shouldSatisfy` (> taamRank ZakefKatan)
taamRank ZakefKatan `shouldSatisfy` (> taamRank Tipcha)
taamRank Tipcha `shouldSatisfy` (> taamRank Munach)
it "builds a parse tree from Bereishit 1:1 words" $ do
-- Bereishit 1:1: 7 words with these te'amim:
-- בראשית(tipcha) ברא(munach) אלהים(etnachta)
-- את(mercha) השמים(tipcha) ואת(mercha) הארץ(meteg_siluq)
let words =
[ AnnotatedWord "בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית" Tipcha Melekh
, AnnotatedWord "בָּרָ֣א" Munach Mesharet
, AnnotatedWord "אֱלֹהִ֑ים" Etnachta Melekh
, AnnotatedWord "אֵ֥ת" Mercha Mesharet
, AnnotatedWord "הַשָּׁמַ֖יִם" Tipcha Melekh
, AnnotatedWord "וְאֵ֥ת" Mercha Mesharet
, AnnotatedWord "הָאָֽרֶץ" MetegSiluq Melekh
]
let tree = readTeamim words
-- The tree should exist and have branches
treeDepth tree `shouldSatisfy` (> 1)
it "finds primary division at etnachta" $ do
let words =
[ AnnotatedWord "בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית" Tipcha Melekh
, AnnotatedWord "בָּרָ֣א" Munach Mesharet
, AnnotatedWord "אֱלֹהִ֑ים" Etnachta Melekh
, AnnotatedWord "אֵ֥ת" Mercha Mesharet
, AnnotatedWord "הַשָּׁמַ֖יִם" Tipcha Melekh
, AnnotatedWord "וְאֵ֥ת" Mercha Mesharet
, AnnotatedWord "הָאָֽרֶץ" MetegSiluq Melekh
]
let tree = readTeamim words
let (left, right) = primaryDivision tree
-- Left of etnachta should have: בראשית ברא אלהים
collectAllWords left `shouldBe`
["בְּרֵאשִׁ֖ית", "בָּרָ֣א", "אֱלֹהִ֑ים"]
-- Right of etnachta should have: את השמים ואת הארץ
collectAllWords right `shouldBe`
["אֵ֥ת", "הַשָּׁמַ֖יִם", "וְאֵ֥ת", "הָאָֽרֶץ"]
ketivQereSpec :: Spec
ketivQereSpec = describe "KetivQere" $ do
it "single reading returns same text for both" $ do
bothReadings (Single "שלום") `shouldBe` ("שלום", "שלום")
it "dual reading preserves both" $ do
let ref = Reference Bereishit 1 1
let dr = DualReading "הוא" "היא" ref
bothReadings (DualVal dr) `shouldBe` ("הוא", "היא")
it "isDual distinguishes correctly" $ do
isDual (Single "test") `shouldBe` False
isDual (DualVal (DualReading "a" "b" (Reference Bereishit 1 1))) `shouldBe` True
graphSpec :: Spec
graphSpec = describe "Graph" $ do
it "finds roots sharing 2 consonants" $ do
let bara = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph -- ברא
let barak = mkShoresh Bet Resh Kaf -- ברך (shares ב,ר)
let garaEnt = mkShoresh Gimel Resh Aleph -- גרא (shares ר,א)
let unrelated = mkShoresh Shin Lamed Mem -- שלם (shares nothing)
let lex = Map.fromList
[ (bara, ShoreshEntry bara Creation [] [] Map.empty)
, (barak, ShoreshEntry barak Blessing [] [] Map.empty)
, (garaEnt, ShoreshEntry garaEnt Movement [] [] Map.empty)
, (unrelated, ShoreshEntry unrelated Covenant [] [] Map.empty)
]
let ns = neighbors bara lex
length ns `shouldBe` 2 -- barak and gara, not unrelated
it "counts shared consonants correctly" $ do
let sh1 = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph
let sh2 = mkShoresh Bet Resh Kaf
sharedConsonants sh1 sh2 `shouldBe` 2
let sh3 = mkShoresh Shin Lamed Mem
sharedConsonants sh1 sh3 `shouldBe` 0
kiTovSpec :: Spec
kiTovSpec = describe "KiTov" $ do
it "returns Tov when all roots exist in lexicon" $ do
let sh = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph
let entry = ShoreshEntry sh Creation [] [Reference Bereishit 1 1] Map.empty
let lex = Map.fromList [(sh, entry)]
let result = ProcessedResult [] [entry]
kiTov result lex `shouldBe` Tov
it "returns LoTov when roots are missing" $ do
let sh = mkShoresh Bet Resh Aleph
let entry = ShoreshEntry sh Creation [] [Reference Bereishit 1 1] Map.empty
let emptyLex = Map.empty
let result = ProcessedResult [] [entry]
case kiTov result emptyLex of
LoTov _ -> return ()
other -> expectationFailure $ "Expected LoTov, got " ++ show other
firmwareSpec :: Spec
firmwareSpec = describe "Firmware" $ do
it "has correct L1 hash" $
l1ExpectedHash `shouldBe`
"0ee0020aac6c6beb0e83c0638a861c73d37d9dbd39c30d3cb08c1878b481c844"
it "has correct counts" $ do
torahBookCount `shouldBe` 5
torahVerseCount `shouldBe` 5853
torahWordCount `shouldBe` 79982
uniqueRootCount `shouldBe` 2608
it "dibrot exist" $
dibrot `shouldBe` Dibrot () () () () () () () () () ()
-- ============================================================
-- Helpers
-- ============================================================
treeDepth :: ParsedVerse -> Int
treeDepth (Leaf _) = 1
treeDepth (Branch _ l r) = 1 + max (treeDepth l) (treeDepth r)
collectAllWords :: ParsedVerse -> [Text]
collectAllWords (Leaf w) = [awWord w]
collectAllWords (Branch _ l r) = collectAllWords l ++ collectAllWords r