router/semantic: slice 21 deterministic execution-frame guard engine, fixtures, runner and emit step

The guard answers one question — may this utterance become an executable
action — as a three-way policy gate (permissive / blocked / ambiguous) and
never decides what the utterance is. Rules are the encoding of the measured
slice-20 dev-pool discriminators: 126 capability-question rows are 42/42/42
addressed / bare-ability / bare-future; 127 bare можешь+пожалуйста rows are
100% action; can-you-please is 100% action. Reuses the shipped prohibition
parser, morph finiteness and lexicon fillers; reason vocabulary is closed.

Slice 21 (task/725, brief after the accepted slice 20).
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// Guard is the slice-21 deterministic execution-frame engine (experiment-only).
//
// It answers one question: given an utterance, what is its execution-frame
// eligibility as a three-way gate — permissive, blocked, ambiguous — and why.
// It never decides what an utterance IS (that stays with the route classifier);
// it only decides whether an utterance may become an executable action at all.
// The policy is asymmetric on purpose: blocked and ambiguous must never
// execute, and permissive only means "no blocking speech-act evidence exists",
// not "execute this".
//
// It reuses the shipped deterministic routers rather than inventing new ones:
//
// router.ParseCommandProhibition / IsCommandProhibition direct negative commands
// morph.IsVerbForm / morph.Lemma verb mood and finiteness
// lexicon.IsFillerParticle / FirstPerson() politeness and first-person frames
//
// Everything else is closed-class evidence measured on the frozen slice-20 dev
// pool (§"measured discriminators" in the brief): 126 capability-question rows
// split 42/42/42 across ты-addressed, bare ability (умеешь), and bare future
// (сможешь) modality; 127 bare "можешь, пожалуйста" rows are 100% action;
// "can you … , please" (English frame + Russian imperative) is 100% action.
// The rules below are the encoding of precisely those numbers.
//
// The reason vocabulary is a closed set. Additions are design decisions that
// must land in the report, not silent new branches.
package main
import (
"strings"
"unicode"
"github.com/kami/maven/internal/lexicon"
"github.com/kami/maven/internal/morph"
"github.com/kami/maven/internal/router"
)
// Eligibility is the three-way execution-frame verdict.
type Eligibility int
const (
Permissive Eligibility = iota // no blocking speech-act evidence; downstream route decides
Blocked // a speech act forbids execution (negation, question, report, …)
Ambiguous // not enough evidence either way; must not execute
)
func (e Eligibility) String() string {
switch e {
case Permissive:
return "permissive"
case Blocked:
return "blocked"
default:
return "ambiguous"
}
}
// Reason is a closed set of structural explanations for a verdict.
type Reason string
const (
ReasonCommandProhibition Reason = "command_prohibition"
ReasonCapabilityQuestion Reason = "capability_question"
ReasonReportedSpeech Reason = "reported_speech"
ReasonQuotation Reason = "quotation"
ReasonHypothetical Reason = "hypothetical"
ReasonNegatedCommand Reason = "negated_command"
ReasonExplicitRequest Reason = "explicit_request"
ReasonAmbiguousModal Reason = "ambiguous_modal"
ReasonNoRequestEvidence Reason = "no_request_evidence"
)
func (r Reason) String() string { return string(r) }
// Frame is the verdict for one utterance. Eligibility decides; Reasons explain.
// A frame may carry more than one reason (e.g. a quoted reported command).
type Frame struct {
Eligibility Eligibility
Reasons []Reason
}
// maybeWord is a single-token or multi-token closed expression, e.g. the
// token "не мог бы" covers the three tokens не мog бы when matched as a
// contiguous run ("бы" is itself a bound marker). Multi-token members are
// matched over the reconstructed token text, never over raw text, so
// punctuation boundaries do not defeat them.
type maybeWord struct {
single []string
multi []string // matched as contiguous lowercased token runs
}
func (w maybeWord) in(toks []string, joined string) bool {
if hasAny(toks, w.single) {
return true
}
for _, m := range w.multi {
tm := strings.Join(tokens(m), " ")
if tm != "" && strings.Contains(joined, tm) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
// ── closed evidence sets (all measured on the slice-20 dev pool) ──────────
// wakeAddr is stripped from the left of an utterance before command-form
// detection: "мавен, выключи свет" and "выключи свет" must ride the same
// frame. Closed: the names Maven answers to in the dev pool.
var wakeAddr = []string{"мавен", "maven", "мавэн", "алекса", "алиса", "окей", "эй", "hey"}
// ruAddress are the second-person Russian address tokens. "ты можешь …"
// (with or without politeness) is 42/42 capability-question in the dev pool,
// so any addressed Russian can-form is a capability question, never a request.
var ruAddress = []string{"ты", "тебе", "тебя", "тобой", "тобою", "вы", "вас", "вам", "вами"}
// enAddress is the English second-person address. Unlike Russian, "can you …
// , please" is 96/96 action in the dev pool (English modal frame around a
// Russian imperative), so English address alone never blocks: it routes to the
// politeness arm.
var enAddress = []string{"you", "u", "your"}
// ruCanForms are the present-can verb forms. Bare (no address) "можешь …,
// пожалуйста" is 127/127 action; bare "можешь …" with no politeness is the
// ambiguous bucket (no such rows exist in dev — conservative default).
var ruCanForms = []string{"можешь", "можете", "могу", "можем"}
// ruAbilityForms are future/ability modal forms that read as a question of
// capability regardless of politeness: "сможешь открыть окно, пожалуйста" and
// "умеешь ли ты …" are 0/84 action in the dev pool, so even a polite bare
// form never grants execution. "мог(ла) бы …" and "смог(ла) бы …" are the
// conditional-politeness mask over the same boundary — except the leading
// politeness construction "не мог бы ты …", which the prohibition parser
// already classifies as ordinary modal politeness and must stay permissive.
var ruAbilityForms = maybeWord{
single: []string{
"сможешь", "сможете", "смогу", "сможем", "сумеешь", "сумеете",
"умеешь", "умеете", "способна", "способен", "способно", "способны",
"смог", "смогла", "смогли", "мог", "могла", "могли",
},
multi: []string{
"смог бы", "смогла бы", "смогли бы", "мог бы", "могла бы", "могли бы",
"смочь бы", "мочь бы",
},
}
// politeNegativeModal is the leading "не мог бы ты/вы …" politeness framing the
// prohibition parser exempts as ordinary modal politeness. When it leads the
// utterance the capability stage declines and the frame reads as a request.
var politeNegativeModal = []string{
"не мог бы", "не могла бы", "не могли бы", "не смог бы", "не смогла бы", "не смогли бы",
}
// enCanForms are the English modal can/could tokens.
var enCanForms = []string{"can", "could"}
// politeness is the closed set of politeness fillers. пожалуйста/плиз/please
// are already closed-class filler particles in the lexicon; the добр-forms
// are the only additions the dev pool exercises.
var politeness = maybeWord{
single: []string{"пожалуйста", "плиз", "please"},
multi: []string{"будь добр", "будьте добры", "был бы добр", "были бы добры"},
}
// reportVerbs are the past/third-person report verbs — the frame that reports
// a command rather than issuing it. Second-person imperatives ("скажи",
// "расскажи", "напомни") are deliberately absent: those are requests to
// report, and their clause forms part of the current utterance, not a
// replayed order. Matched as closed list (a report verb outside it is a data
// gap, noted in the report).
var reportVerbs = []string{
"сказал", "сказала", "сказали", "говорил", "говорила", "говорили",
"говорит", "говорят", "попросил", "попросила", "попросили",
"просил", "просила", "просили", "написал", "написала", "написали",
"пишет", "приказал", "приказала", "приказали", "велел", "велела",
"велели", "скомандовал", "скомандовала", "рекомендовал", "рекомендовала",
"посоветовал", "посоветовала", "сообщил", "сообщила", "сообщили",
"объявил", "объявила", "велено", "сказано", "написано", "записано",
}
// reportNouns name a quoted or reported text: "фраза «выключи свет»" is a
// quotation, not a command.
var reportNouns = []string{
"фраза", "фразы", "фразе", "фразу", "слово", "слова", "слове", "словом",
"выражение", "выражения", "цитата", "цитату", "цитате",
"название", "текст", "сообщение", "письмо", "заметка", "заметку",
}
// hypothesisMarkers open a conditional scope.
var hypothesisMarkers = []string{"если", "ежели", "коли", "кабы", "if"}
// illocutionVerbs make a first-person or impersonal clause a request even
// without an imperative form ("я хочу …", "мне нужно …", "надо …").
var illocutionVerbs = maybeWord{
single: []string{
"хочу", "хотел", "хотела", "хотелось", "желаю", "прошу", "просим",
"просил", "просила", "просили", "попросить",
"надо", "нужно", "следует", "пора", "требуется", "придётся", "придется",
"могу", "давай", "давайте",
},
multi: []string{
"хотел бы", "хотела бы", "хочу чтобы", "хотел чтобы", "хотела чтобы",
"могу ли",
},
}
// ── token helpers ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// tokens lowercases and splits on anything that is not a letter or digit,
// matching the router's planTokens discipline ("что-дальше" tokenises like
// "что дальше").
func tokens(text string) []string {
return strings.FieldsFunc(strings.ToLower(text), func(r rune) bool {
return !unicode.IsLetter(r) && !unicode.IsDigit(r)
})
}
func hasTok(toks []string, w string) bool {
for _, t := range toks {
if t == w {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func hasAny(toks, ws []string) bool {
for _, w := range ws {
if hasTok(toks, w) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func indexTok(toks []string, w string) int {
for i, t := range toks {
if t == w {
return i
}
}
return -1
}
// isFiniteVerb reports a verb form that is not the dictionary (infinitive)
// form: "выключи" is finite, "выключить" is not. A finite verb at command
// position is positive request evidence; an infinitive is not.
func isFiniteVerb(tok string) bool {
if !morph.IsVerbForm(tok) {
return false
}
return morph.Lemma(tok) != tok
}
// isInfinitive reports a token that morph resolves to its own dictionary form
// (the lemma ends in the infinitive ending by construction).
func isInfinitive(tok string) bool {
if !morph.IsVerbForm(tok) {
return false
}
return morph.Lemma(tok) == tok
}
func anyInfinitive(toks []string) bool {
for _, t := range toks {
if isInfinitive(t) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func anyFiniteVerb(toks []string) bool {
for _, t := range toks {
if isFiniteVerb(t) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func hasAnyVerb(toks []string) bool {
for _, t := range toks {
if morph.IsVerbForm(t) {
return true
}
}
return false
}
func blocked(rs ...Reason) Frame { return Frame{Eligibility: Blocked, Reasons: rs} }
func ambiguous(rs ...Reason) Frame {
return Frame{Eligibility: Ambiguous, Reasons: rs}
}
func permissive(rs ...Reason) Frame {
return Frame{Eligibility: Permissive, Reasons: rs}
}
// ── quoted spans ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────
// quotedSpan is a maximal quoted interval in the normalized text.
type quotedSpan struct{ content string }
// quotePairs covers the quoting styles the dev pool and brief fixtures use:
// Russian guillemets, curly double/single quotes, and straight quotes.
var quotePairs = []struct{ open, close string }{
{"«", "»"}, {"„", "\""}, {"“", "”"}, {"", ""}, {"", ""}, {"'", "'"}, {"\"", "\""},
}
// extractQuotedSpans returns the contents of quoted spans in order, in rune
// index space (the text is normalized, so glyphs are single runes). An
// unbalanced delimiter yields no span (best-effort; the conservative
// fallback then applies).
func extractQuotedSpans(t string) []quotedSpan {
runes := []rune(t)
var out []quotedSpan
i := 0
for i < len(runes) {
matched := false
for _, p := range quotePairs {
po := []rune(p.open)
pc := []rune(p.close)
if i+len(po) > len(runes) || string(runes[i:i+len(po)]) != p.open {
continue
}
j := i + len(po)
for j+len(pc) <= len(runes) && string(runes[j:j+len(pc)]) != p.close {
j++
}
out = append(out, quotedSpan{content: string(runes[i+len(po) : j])})
i = j + len(pc)
matched = true
break
}
if !matched {
i++
}
}
return out
}
// ── rule stages (evaluated in this order; a decision is final) ────────────
// Evaluate derives the execution-frame verdict for one utterance.
func Evaluate(text string) Frame {
t := router.NormalizeMatchText(text)
if strings.TrimSpace(t) == "" {
return ambiguous(ReasonNoRequestEvidence)
}
toks := tokens(t)
joined := strings.Join(toks, " ")
// 1. Quotation: a command inside a quoted span is not a command being
// issued now. With a reporting frame outside it is a quotation; a bare
// quote is at best ambiguous.
if f, ok := stageQuotation(t, toks, joined); ok {
return f
}
// 2. Reported speech: a past/third-person report verb governing a command
// clause reports an order to someone else, it does not issue one.
if f, ok := stageReport(t, toks, joined); ok {
return f
}
// 3. Hypothetical: a command scope opened by "если/if" that does not
// continue as a real condition→command is not an execution request.
if f, ok := stageHypothesis(toks, joined); ok {
return f
}
// 4. Direct negative commands: the shipped prohibition parser.
if router.IsCommandProhibition(t) {
return blocked(ReasonCommandProhibition)
}
// 5. Advisory negatives: "не надо/не стоит/не нужно …".
if f, ok := stageAdvisoryNegation(toks); ok {
return f
}
// 6. Capability and permission modality (the measured core).
if f, ok := stageCapability(toks, joined); ok {
return f
}
// 7. Trailing question mark with no modal at play: an uncertain posture,
// never a confirmed executable request.
if strings.HasSuffix(t, "?") {
return ambiguous(ReasonAmbiguousModal)
}
// 8. Positive request evidence.
if hasRequestEvidence(toks, joined) {
return permissive(ReasonExplicitRequest)
}
// 9. No execution pressure at all.
return ambiguous(ReasonNoRequestEvidence)
}
// stageQuotation blocks a quoted command when a reporting frame surrounds it.
func stageQuotation(t string, toks []string, joined string) (Frame, bool) {
spans := extractQuotedSpans(t)
if len(spans) == 0 {
return Frame{}, false
}
commandSpan := false
for _, sp := range spans {
if isCommandishWithin(tokens(sp.content), strings.Join(tokens(sp.content), " ")) {
commandSpan = true
break
}
}
if !commandSpan {
return Frame{}, false
}
reasons := []Reason{ReasonQuotation}
if hasReportFrame(toks, joined) {
reasons = append(reasons, ReasonReportedSpeech)
return Frame{Eligibility: Blocked, Reasons: reasons}, true
}
// a bare quoted command has no reporting frame: refusable but not a
// definite prohibition either (it is at least ambiguous)
return Frame{Eligibility: Ambiguous, Reasons: reasons}, true
}
// isCommandishWithin reports the span content carrying command or capability
// polarity itself — imperative, prohibition, or a can-form.
func isCommandishWithin(toks []string, joined string) bool {
if len(toks) == 0 {
return false
}
if router.IsCommandProhibition(strings.Join(toks, " ")) {
return true
}
if hasAny(toks, ruCanForms) || ruAbilityForms.in(toks, joined) || hasAny(toks, enCanForms) {
return true
}
return anyFiniteVerb(toks)
}
func hasReportFrame(toks []string, joined string) bool {
if hasAny(toks, reportVerbs) {
return true
}
return hasAny(toks, reportNouns)
}
// stageReport blocks when a report frame governs a command clause: an
// infinitive after the report verb, or a quoted imperative. Second-person
// imperatives like "скажи/расскажи" are not in reportVerbs, so a request to
// report ("расскажи мне, что сказал папа") passes through.
func stageReport(t string, toks []string, joined string) (Frame, bool) {
if !hasReportFrame(toks, joined) {
return Frame{}, false
}
last := -1
for i, w := range toks {
if hasTok(reportVerbs, w) || hasTok(reportNouns, w) {
last = i
}
}
if last < 0 {
return Frame{}, false
}
after := toks[last+1:]
if len(after) == 0 {
return Frame{}, false
}
// a quoted command after the frame counts as the governed clause
for _, sp := range extractQuotedSpans(t) {
if isCommandishWithin(tokens(sp.content), strings.Join(tokens(sp.content), " ")) {
return blocked(ReasonReportedSpeech, ReasonQuotation), true
}
}
if anyInfinitive(after) || hasAny(after, []string{"что", "чтобы", "чтоб"}) {
return blocked(ReasonReportedSpeech), true
}
return Frame{}, false
}
// stageHypothesis blocks a conditional scope whose clauses are hypothetical
// (infinitive or subjunctive "бы") rather than a real condition→command.
// "если будет дождь, выключи полив" keeps its imperative continuation and
// passes through; it is a real conditional request, not a hypothetical.
func stageHypothesis(toks []string, joined string) (Frame, bool) {
idx := -1
for _, m := range hypothesisMarkers {
if i := indexTok(toks, m); i >= 0 && (idx < 0 || i < idx) {
idx = i
}
}
if idx < 0 {
return Frame{}, false
}
post := toks[idx+1:]
if len(post) == 0 || hasTok(post, "бы") || anyInfinitive(post) {
return blocked(ReasonHypothetical), true
}
// a real condition clause is not hypothetical: «если будет дождь,
// выключи полив» is a request. The dev dict does not cover «будет», so
// the imperative is looked for anywhere, not just after the marker
// («выключи свет, если будет дождь»).
if !anyFiniteVerb(toks) {
return blocked(ReasonHypothetical), true
}
return permissive(ReasonExplicitRequest), true
}
// stageAdvisoryNegation blocks "не надо/не нужно/не стоит/не следует …".
// (absent from the dev pool; covered by brief fixtures)
func stageAdvisoryNegation(toks []string) (Frame, bool) {
if len(toks) < 3 || toks[0] != "не" {
return Frame{}, false
}
if !hasTok(toks[1:2], "надо") && !hasTok(toks[1:2], "нужно") &&
!hasTok(toks[1:2], "стоит") && !hasTok(toks[1:2], "следует") &&
!hasTok(toks[1:2], "требуется") {
return Frame{}, false
}
rest := toks[2:]
if anyInfinitive(rest) || anyFiniteVerb(rest) || hasAnyVerb(rest) {
return blocked(ReasonNegatedCommand), true
}
return Frame{}, false
}
// stageCapability encodes the measured modal matrix. Returns a decision when
// modality alone settles the frame.
func stageCapability(toks []string, joined string) (Frame, bool) {
// "не мог бы ты …, пожалуйста" style conditional politeness is ordinary
// modal politeness (the prohibition parser exempts it as such): a request.
for _, pref := range politeNegativeModal {
if strings.HasPrefix(joined, pref) {
return permissive(ReasonExplicitRequest), true
}
}
// "… ли" directly after a can-form is a polar capability question:
// "могу ли я …", "можешь ли ты …", "умеешь ли ты …", "можно ли …".
// Checked before the modality arms so the polar reading wins.
if hasTok(toks, "ли") {
for i := 1; i < len(toks); i++ {
if toks[i] != "ли" {
continue
}
prev := toks[i-1]
if hasTok(ruCanForms, prev) || prev == "можно" || hasTok(ruAbilityForms.single, prev) {
return blocked(ReasonCapabilityQuestion), true
}
}
}
ruAddr := hasAny(toks, ruAddress)
ruCan := hasAny(toks, ruCanForms)
ruAbil := ruAbilityForms.in(toks, joined)
enCan := hasAny(toks, enCanForms)
polite := politeness.in(toks, joined)
// addressed Russian can-form: capability question, always blocked.
// ("ты можешь выключить свет, пожалуйста" included — 42/42 non-action.)
if ruAddr && (ruCan || ruAbil) {
return blocked(ReasonCapabilityQuestion), true
}
// ability forms (future/conditional/умеешь) are capability even bare and
// even polite: "сможешь открыть окно, пожалуйста" is 7/7 non-action.
if ruAbil && !ruCan {
return blocked(ReasonCapabilityQuestion), true
}
// bare Russian present can-form: politeness is the request marker.
if ruCan && !ruAddr {
if polite {
return Frame{}, false // modal-request positive evidence is found later
}
return ambiguous(ReasonAmbiguousModal), true
}
// English can/could: "can you …, please" is a request (96/96 action in the
// dev pool; the frame wraps a Russian imperative). Without politeness it
// reads as a capability question and stays ambiguous.
if enCan && !ruAddr {
if polite {
return Frame{}, false // positive modal-request evidence later
}
return ambiguous(ReasonAmbiguousModal), true
}
// "можно" (permission): "можно ли …" is a permission question; a bare
// "можно …" is a politeness-implicature request.
if hasTok(toks, "можно") {
if hasTok(toks, "ли") {
return blocked(ReasonCapabilityQuestion), true
}
return Frame{}, false
}
// bare "могу": a self-capability statement, not a request.
if hasTok(toks, "могу") && !hasTok(toks, "ли") {
return ambiguous(ReasonAmbiguousModal), true
}
return Frame{}, false
}
// hasRequestEvidence is the positive permissive trigger, reached only after
// every block/ambiguity stage above has declined.
func hasRequestEvidence(toks []string, joined string) bool {
polite := politeness.in(toks, joined)
enCan := hasAny(toks, enCanForms)
// 1. politeness + a verb (or an English modal) is explicit request
// evidence: "можешь выключить свет, пожалуйста", "can you останови …,
// please", "выключи свет, пожалуйста".
if polite && (hasAnyVerb(toks) || enCan) {
return true
}
// 2. first-person illocution frame: "я хочу …", "мне нужно …".
if hasAny(toks, lexicon.FirstPerson()) && illocutionVerbs.in(toks, joined) {
return true
}
// 3. impersonal need: "надо …", "нужно …", "пора …".
if hasAny(toks, []string{"надо", "нужно", "следует", "пора", "требуется", "придётся", "придется"}) {
return true
}
// 4. permission-implicature request: "можно выключить свет".
if hasTok(toks, "можно") && !hasTok(toks, "ли") {
return true
}
// 5. reminder request in the parser's own exemption scope: the
// prohibition parser declines «не забудь напомнить про свет» as a
// reminder, not a prohibition — carry that into a request.
if strings.HasPrefix(joined, "не забудь") && hasAny(toks, lexicon.ReminderVerbs()) {
return true
}
// 6. leading finite verb (imperative or otherwise tensed verb at command
// position): "выключи свет", "покажи что запущено". Address and filler
// particles are stripped first, so "мавен, выключи свет" rides the same
// frame.
lead := toks
for len(lead) > 0 {
first := lead[0]
if !lexicon.IsFillerParticle(first) && !hasTok(wakeAddr, first) && !hasTok(ruAddress, first) {
break
}
lead = lead[1:]
}
if len(lead) > 0 && isFiniteVerb(lead[0]) {
return true
}
return false
}