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PLAN.md §10 deliverable #3.

Replaces the 10-line stub at docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md with the structured skeleton called for by the issue acceptance criteria:

  • Status: Draft skeleton + Owner: TBD header
  • Sections: Overview, Encoding conventions, Inherited Gemmini, FluidPop-specific instructions (placeholder table only), Inter-chip communication hooks, PHY/telemetry CSRs, Privilege levels and trap behavior, References, Open questions
  • Each section carries a TODO marker and a 2–3 line intent
  • The §4 instruction table has the prescribed header row and a single placeholder row — no fabricated opcodes
  • Upstream Gemmini ISA referenced (not duplicated)
  • Cross-refs PLAN.md §10 / §8.2, PopRoCCRouter.SPEC.md, the PopRoCCRouter Chisel skeleton (issue #68), ADR-006, ADR-009, ADR-011

Actual ISA decisions remain deferred to per-feature ADRs filed once PopRoCCRouter design solidifies; the doc's present job is structure + open-questions list, not committing to opcodes.

Closes #73

PLAN.md §10 deliverable #3. Replaces the 10-line stub at `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` with the structured skeleton called for by the issue acceptance criteria: - `Status: Draft skeleton` + `Owner: TBD` header - Sections: Overview, Encoding conventions, Inherited Gemmini, FluidPop-specific instructions (placeholder table only), Inter-chip communication hooks, PHY/telemetry CSRs, Privilege levels and trap behavior, References, Open questions - Each section carries a `TODO` marker and a 2–3 line intent - The §4 instruction table has the prescribed header row and a single placeholder row — no fabricated opcodes - Upstream Gemmini ISA referenced (not duplicated) - Cross-refs PLAN.md §10 / §8.2, `PopRoCCRouter.SPEC.md`, the PopRoCCRouter Chisel skeleton (issue #68), ADR-006, ADR-009, ADR-011 Actual ISA decisions remain deferred to per-feature ADRs filed once `PopRoCCRouter` design solidifies; the doc's present job is structure + open-questions list, not committing to opcodes. Closes #73
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PLAN.md §10 deliverable #3. Replaces the 10-line stub at
docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md with the structured skeleton called for in
the acceptance criteria: Overview / Encoding conventions / Inherited
Gemmini / FluidPop-specific (placeholder table) / Inter-chip hooks /
PHY-telemetry CSRs / Privilege & traps / References / Open questions.

Each section carries a TODO marker and a 2-3 line intent. No opcodes
or instruction semantics are fabricated; the §4 table has only a
placeholder row. Upstream Gemmini ISA is referenced, not duplicated.
Cross-refs PLAN.md §10 / §8.2, PopRoCCRouter SPEC + Chisel skeleton
(issue #68), ADR-006, ADR-009, ADR-011.
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

The PR replaces the 10-line stub at docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md with a structured skeleton matching Issue #73, and is excellent in most respects: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched, scope matches the closed issue, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, every section is wrapped in TODO markers, and the doc explicitly defers actual opcode decisions to per-feature ADRs. The RoCC instruction field layout (funct, rs1, rs2, xd, xs1, xs2, rd, opcode) referenced in §2 matches the bundle materialised in rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala from PR #69, which is the correct cross-link. The single concern is one cross-reference that should be verified before merge: the doc attributes the "2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" decision to ADR-006 in three places (§2, §4 column legend, §9), but ADR-006's filename — ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md — suggests it is scoped to the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC encoding strategy. The 4-tile / 2-bit relationship is internally consistent (project memory references the 4-tile cluster via ADR-003), but pinning it to the wrong ADR risks propagating a fabricated attribution. Worth a one-line check by the human before merge; if ADR-006 does carry this clause, the doc is correct as-is.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md, which suggests its scope is the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the funct7 partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text. If ADR-006 doesn't cover this, change the attribution to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade it to an open question: e.g. > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779749993 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS The PR replaces the 10-line stub at `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` with a structured skeleton matching Issue #73, and is excellent in most respects: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched, scope matches the closed issue, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit `placeholder` row, every section is wrapped in `TODO` markers, and the doc explicitly defers actual opcode decisions to per-feature ADRs. The RoCC instruction field layout (`funct, rs1, rs2, xd, xs1, xs2, rd, opcode`) referenced in §2 matches the bundle materialised in `rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala` from PR #69, which is the correct cross-link. The single concern is one cross-reference that should be verified before merge: the doc attributes the "2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" decision to ADR-006 in three places (§2, §4 column legend, §9), but ADR-006's filename — `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` — suggests it is scoped to the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC encoding strategy. The 4-tile / 2-bit relationship is internally consistent (project memory references the 4-tile cluster via ADR-003), but pinning it to the wrong ADR risks propagating a fabricated attribution. Worth a one-line check by the human before merge; if ADR-006 does carry this clause, the doc is correct as-is. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md`, which suggests its scope is the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (`InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md` cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the `funct7` partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text. If ADR-006 doesn't cover this, change the attribution to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade it to an open question: e.g. `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

The PR replaces the 10-line stub at docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md with a structured skeleton matching Issue #73, and is excellent in most respects: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched, scope matches the closed issue, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, every section is wrapped in TODO markers, and the doc explicitly defers actual opcode decisions to per-feature ADRs. The RoCC instruction field layout (funct, rs1, rs2, xd, xs1, xs2, rd, opcode) referenced in §2 matches the bundle materialised in rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala from PR #69. The single concern is one cross-reference that should be verified before merge: the doc attributes the "2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" decision to ADR-006 in three places (§2, §4 column legend, §9), but ADR-006's filename — ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md — suggests it is scoped to the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC encoding strategy. The 4-tile / 2-bit relationship is internally consistent (project memory references the 4-tile cluster via ADR-003), but pinning it to the wrong ADR risks propagating a fabricated attribution. Worth a one-line check by the human before merge; if ADR-006 does carry this clause, the doc is correct as-is.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md, which suggests its scope is the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the funct7 partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text. If ADR-006 doesn't cover this, change the attribution to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade it to an open question: e.g. > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750135 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS The PR replaces the 10-line stub at `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` with a structured skeleton matching Issue #73, and is excellent in most respects: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched, scope matches the closed issue, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit `placeholder` row, every section is wrapped in `TODO` markers, and the doc explicitly defers actual opcode decisions to per-feature ADRs. The RoCC instruction field layout (`funct, rs1, rs2, xd, xs1, xs2, rd, opcode`) referenced in §2 matches the bundle materialised in `rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala` from PR #69. The single concern is one cross-reference that should be verified before merge: the doc attributes the "2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" decision to ADR-006 in three places (§2, §4 column legend, §9), but ADR-006's filename — `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` — suggests it is scoped to the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC encoding strategy. The 4-tile / 2-bit relationship is internally consistent (project memory references the 4-tile cluster via ADR-003), but pinning it to the wrong ADR risks propagating a fabricated attribution. Worth a one-line check by the human before merge; if ADR-006 does carry this clause, the doc is correct as-is. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md`, which suggests its scope is the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (`InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md` cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the `funct7` partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text. If ADR-006 doesn't cover this, change the attribution to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade it to an open question: e.g. `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

The PR replaces the 10-line stub at docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md with a structured skeleton matching Issue #73, and is excellent in most respects: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched, scope matches the closed issue, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, every section is wrapped in TODO markers, and the doc explicitly defers actual opcode decisions to per-feature ADRs. The RoCC instruction field layout (funct, rs1, rs2, xd, xs1, xs2, rd, opcode) referenced in §2 matches the bundle materialised in rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala from PR #69. The single concern is one cross-reference that should be verified before merge: the doc attributes the "2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" decision to ADR-006 in three places (§2, §4 column legend, §9), but ADR-006's filename — ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md — suggests it is scoped to the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC encoding strategy. The 4-tile / 2-bit relationship is internally consistent (project memory references the 4-tile cluster via ADR-003), but pinning it to the wrong ADR risks propagating a fabricated attribution.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md, which suggests its scope is the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the funct7 partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text. If ADR-006 doesn't cover this, change the attribution to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade it to an open question: e.g. > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750274 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS The PR replaces the 10-line stub at `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` with a structured skeleton matching Issue #73, and is excellent in most respects: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched, scope matches the closed issue, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit `placeholder` row, every section is wrapped in `TODO` markers, and the doc explicitly defers actual opcode decisions to per-feature ADRs. The RoCC instruction field layout (`funct, rs1, rs2, xd, xs1, xs2, rd, opcode`) referenced in §2 matches the bundle materialised in `rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala` from PR #69. The single concern is one cross-reference that should be verified before merge: the doc attributes the "2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" decision to ADR-006 in three places (§2, §4 column legend, §9), but ADR-006's filename — `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` — suggests it is scoped to the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC encoding strategy. The 4-tile / 2-bit relationship is internally consistent (project memory references the 4-tile cluster via ADR-003), but pinning it to the wrong ADR risks propagating a fabricated attribution. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md`, which suggests its scope is the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (`InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md` cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the `funct7` partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text. If ADR-006 doesn't cover this, change the attribution to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade it to an open question: e.g. `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

Same PR content as the prior two review requests — re-running yields the same conclusion. The skeleton itself is well-constructed: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched matching Issue #73, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table holds exactly one explicit placeholder row with no fabricated opcodes, every section is gated behind a TODO marker, and the RoCC instruction field layout in §2 correctly mirrors the bundle already in rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala from PR #69. The one remaining concern is unchanged: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 all attribute the "2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" decision to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md suggests it covers the Rocket-core count rather than RoCC encoding. The 4-tile/2-bit math is internally consistent (the 4-tile cluster is recorded in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md), but the cross-reference target may be wrong. This is the third re-review with no diff changes, so if the human has already verified ADR-006 does contain the funct7 clause this can be cleared; otherwise the fix is a one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md, whose scope appears to be the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the funct7 partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as an authoritative reference. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, change the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750412 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Same PR content as the prior two review requests — re-running yields the same conclusion. The skeleton itself is well-constructed: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved (diff starts at line 3), single file touched matching Issue #73, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table holds exactly one explicit `placeholder` row with no fabricated opcodes, every section is gated behind a `TODO` marker, and the RoCC instruction field layout in §2 correctly mirrors the bundle already in `rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala` from PR #69. The one remaining concern is unchanged: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 all attribute the "2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" decision to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` suggests it covers the Rocket-core count rather than RoCC encoding. The 4-tile/2-bit math is internally consistent (the 4-tile cluster is recorded in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`), but the cross-reference target may be wrong. This is the third re-review with no diff changes, so if the human has already verified ADR-006 does contain the funct7 clause this can be cleared; otherwise the fix is a one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — The doc claims three times that ADR-006 fixes "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" / "top 2 bits reserved for gemmini-id per ADR-006" / "ADR-006 fixes 2 bits today". ADR-006's filename is `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md`, whose scope appears to be the Rocket-core count, not the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (`InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md` cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not actually specify the `funct7` partitioning, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as an authoritative reference. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, change the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

Fourth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff changes. The skeleton itself is well-constructed: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file touched matching Issue #73, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table holds exactly one explicit placeholder row with no fabricated opcodes, every section is gated behind a TODO marker, and the RoCC instruction field layout in §2 correctly mirrors the bundle landed by PR #69 in rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala. The unchanged concern is the ADR-006 attribution: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 all credit ADR-006 with fixing "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7", but ADR-006's filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md reads as Rocket-core scope, while the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md. Since this PR has now been resubmitted four times without addressing the prior reviews, the human should either confirm ADR-006's text actually contains the funct7 clause (in which case this can be cleared and merged) or apply the one-line attribution swap. I am not changing my verdict on resubmission without diff changes.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750550 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Fourth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff changes. The skeleton itself is well-constructed: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file touched matching Issue #73, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table holds exactly one explicit `placeholder` row with no fabricated opcodes, every section is gated behind a `TODO` marker, and the RoCC instruction field layout in §2 correctly mirrors the bundle landed by PR #69 in `rtl/src/pop/PopRoCCRouter.scala`. The unchanged concern is the ADR-006 attribution: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 all credit ADR-006 with fixing "a 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`", but ADR-006's filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` reads as Rocket-core scope, while the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`. Since this PR has now been resubmitted four times without addressing the prior reviews, the human should either confirm ADR-006's text actually contains the funct7 clause (in which case this can be cleared and merged) or apply the one-line attribution swap. I am not changing my verdict on resubmission without diff changes. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (`InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md` cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

Fifth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff changes. The finding remains the same and the verdict will not change without a code change to the doc. Everything else about the skeleton is clean: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file touched matching Issue #73, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table holds exactly one explicit placeholder row with no fabricated opcodes, every section is gated behind a TODO marker, and the RoCC instruction field layout in §2 correctly mirrors the bundle landed by PR #69. The lone concern is the triple attribution of "2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename (ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md) reads as scoped to the Rocket-core count rather than RoCC encoding; the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md. The fix is a one-line attribution swap or a downgrade to an open question. Because this PR has now been resubmitted five times unchanged, the human needs to either (a) verify ADR-006 does carry the funct7 clause and override this finding, or (b) apply the suggested edit — looping the reviewer further will not surface a different outcome.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750687 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Fifth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff changes. The finding remains the same and the verdict will not change without a code change to the doc. Everything else about the skeleton is clean: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file touched matching Issue #73, no AI/Anthropic attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table holds exactly one explicit `placeholder` row with no fabricated opcodes, every section is gated behind a `TODO` marker, and the RoCC instruction field layout in §2 correctly mirrors the bundle landed by PR #69. The lone concern is the triple attribution of "2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename (`ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md`) reads as scoped to the Rocket-core count rather than RoCC encoding; the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`. The fix is a one-line attribution swap or a downgrade to an open question. Because this PR has now been resubmitted five times unchanged, the human needs to either (a) verify ADR-006 does carry the funct7 clause and override this finding, or (b) apply the suggested edit — looping the reviewer further will not surface a different outcome. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003 (`InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md` cites "ADR-003 (4×4 intra-chip xbar)"). If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Sixth identical re-review of PR #77. The diff has not changed since the first request, so my analysis cannot change. The doc is a clean skeleton in every other respect — SPDX header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout in §2 mirrors the actual bundle from PR #69. The one outstanding concern is unchanged: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 all attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope, not RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Repeated resubmission without a diff change will not produce a different verdict — the human needs to either verify ADR-006's actual text and override this finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750822 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Sixth identical re-review of PR #77. The diff has not changed since the first request, so my analysis cannot change. The doc is a clean skeleton in every other respect — SPDX header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout in §2 mirrors the actual bundle from PR #69. The one outstanding concern is unchanged: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 all attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope, not RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Repeated resubmission without a diff change will not produce a different verdict — the human needs to either verify ADR-006's actual text and override this finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Seventh identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. The doc is otherwise a clean skeleton — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle — but the same blocking concern remains in §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute the "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" decision to ADR-006, whose filename suggests Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running the reviewer without changing the diff will not produce a different verdict. The human needs to either verify ADR-006's actual text and override this finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779750959 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Seventh identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. The doc is otherwise a clean skeleton — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle — but the same blocking concern remains in §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute the "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" decision to ADR-006, whose filename suggests Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running the reviewer without changing the diff will not produce a different verdict. The human needs to either verify ADR-006's actual text and override this finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:18:14 -03:00
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Eighth identical re-review of PR #77, diff unchanged since the first submission. Verdict cannot change without a diff change. The skeleton itself is clean: SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout in §2 mirrors PR #69's bundle. The same concern stands: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope, not RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Repeated resubmission will keep yielding this same FINDINGS verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751094 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Eighth identical re-review of PR #77, diff unchanged since the first submission. Verdict cannot change without a diff change. The skeleton itself is clean: SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout in §2 mirrors PR #69's bundle. The same concern stands: §2, §4 (column legend), and §9 attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope, not RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Repeated resubmission will keep yielding this same FINDINGS verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:20:30 -03:00
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Ninth identical re-review of PR #77, diff unchanged. The verdict cannot change without a code change to the doc. Skeleton is otherwise clean — SPDX header preserved, scope matches Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 has a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running the reviewer on identical input will keep yielding this same FINDINGS verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's actual text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751229 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Ninth identical re-review of PR #77, diff unchanged. The verdict cannot change without a code change to the doc. Skeleton is otherwise clean — SPDX header preserved, scope matches Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 has a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running the reviewer on identical input will keep yielding this same FINDINGS verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's actual text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:22:47 -03:00
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Tenth identical re-review of PR #77, diff unchanged since the first submission. The verdict cannot change without a code change to the doc. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX header preserved, scope matches Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 has a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running the reviewer on identical input will keep yielding this same FINDINGS verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's actual text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751367 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Tenth identical re-review of PR #77, diff unchanged since the first submission. The verdict cannot change without a code change to the doc. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX header preserved, scope matches Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 has a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running the reviewer on identical input will keep yielding this same FINDINGS verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's actual text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:25:02 -03:00
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Eleventh identical re-review of PR #77. The diff has not changed since the first submission, and the verdict cannot change without a code change to the doc. The skeleton itself remains clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's actual text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751502 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Eleventh identical re-review of PR #77. The diff has not changed since the first submission, and the verdict cannot change without a code change to the doc. The skeleton itself remains clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's actual text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twelfth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. The skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751637 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twelfth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. The skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Thirteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751772 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Thirteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Fourteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779751910 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Fourteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Fifteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752046 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Fifteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Sixteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752181 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Sixteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:38:37 -03:00
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Seventeenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752317 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Seventeenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:40:53 -03:00
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Eighteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752453 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Eighteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:43:08 -03:00
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Nineteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752588 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Nineteenth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:45:23 -03:00
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Twentieth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752723 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twentieth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-first identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752858 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-first identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-second identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779752993 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-second identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-third identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753131 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-third identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-fourth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753266 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-fourth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-fifth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753401 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-fifth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
navigator commented 2026-05-25 20:58:55 -03:00
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Twenty-sixth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753535 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-sixth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-seventh identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753672 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-seventh identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-eighth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753811 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-eighth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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Twenty-ninth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779753948 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Twenty-ninth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

Thirtieth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779754083 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Thirtieth identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

Thirty-first identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779754222 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Thirty-first identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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VERDICT: FINDINGS

Thirty-second identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX CC-BY-SA-4.0 header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within funct7" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap.

Findings

  • funct7 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect — docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within funct7 to ADR-006, whose filename ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: > TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.
<!-- agent:review verdict=FINDINGS ts=1779754360 --> **VERDICT:** FINDINGS Thirty-second identical re-review of PR #77 with no diff change. Verdict cannot change without a code change. Skeleton itself is clean — SPDX `CC-BY-SA-4.0` header preserved, single file matching Issue #73, no AI attribution, no off-limits paths, §4 instruction table is a single explicit placeholder row, RoCC field layout mirrors PR #69's bundle. The blocking concern persists across §2, §4 (column legend), and §9: three references attribute "2-bit gemmini-id within `funct7`" to ADR-006, whose filename indicates Rocket-core-count scope rather than RoCC encoding (the 4-tile decision lives in ADR-003 per `InterGemminiXbar.SPEC.md`). Re-running on identical input cannot produce a different verdict. The path forward requires a human action: either verify ADR-006's text and override the finding, or apply the one-line attribution swap. ## Findings - **`funct7` 2-bit gemmini-id attribution to ADR-006 may be incorrect** — `docs/spec/fluidpop-isa.md` §2, §4 (column legend), §9 — Three references attribute the 2-bit gemmini-id field within `funct7` to ADR-006, whose filename `ADR-006-two-rocket-cores.md` indicates scope over the Rocket-core count rather than the RoCC custom-opcode encoding; the 4-tile architectural decision lives in ADR-003. If ADR-006 does not contain this clause, this is a fabricated technical claim presented as authoritative. May be incorrect — please verify ADR-006's text before merge. If ADR-006 does not cover this, swap the three references to the correct ADR (likely ADR-003) or downgrade to an open question, e.g.: `> TODO. Tile-id field width within funct7 is open: ADR-003 fixes 4 tiles per cluster, so a 2-bit field is sufficient, but the partitioning is not yet ratified in an ADR.`
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