SpinRep route map

The SpinRepresentations roadmap as a dependency graph. Gray dashed edges are the dependency spine; each goal draws its route as a subgraph of colored edges toward its summit, and where routes share an edge the edge splits into one tight lane per goal, each in its own color; branches meet at the summit instead of zigzagging. Add a goal by appending one entry to the GOALS array in the source.

Goals

The map (all spinrep)

Collected as PRs labelled roadmap/RepresentationTheory whose changed files touch the spinrep directories, plus the lane's goal PRs.
The SpinRepresentations roadmap as a dependency graph · node states: merged / in review / unstarted / next up · goal colors follow the legend · rows follow the dependency spine (topological order), not the roadmap's layer numbering: Layer 1's structure theorem sits below the spin module because it is proved forward from it, so every dependency edge points downward and routes never travel upward.
E₈: a scale-specific consumer of the bivector/Lie bridge (route γ), not a target — Zulip thread · msg 580290449
Siblings: annotated roadmap

PR activity timeline (utensil)

column height = state transitions in a 6-hour window · hover a column for the activity list

PR health timeline (utensil)

median — 50-PR rep-theory sample my merged PRs my closed PRs health bands: ≥ 75 ≥ 60 < 60
health = max(0, 100 − (3A + 4D + 3H + 6L + 8B + 12S + 5U)) A max review round − 1 D distinct rubrics ever non-green H failed high-impact rubrics (scope, API-design, generality, reuse, proof-quality) L repeated rubric failures across rounds B block rubric/round pairs U current-head non-green rubrics S scope/design-reset penalty (currently 0)
median = running median over a consistent random sample of 50 merged RepresentationTheory PRs in this time range, excluding mine (search frame 200) · dots/diamonds sit at the actual merge/close time