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Update ADR-0003 to reference continuous improvement schema#162

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Summary

Adds a Related section to ADR-0003 documenting the relationship between tiered cognition and the continuous improvement schema.

Three connection points:

  1. Trace dataLineageAttempt.replay_metadata includes runtime_binding_model, feeding directly into cognition_summary.nodes_by_model (ADR-0003 D2). A CI run with max_attempts=3 gives paired data points with consistent evaluation criteria — exactly the evidence G4 requires before a routing rule is safe.

  2. Bounded-cognition amortization — CI's RefinementPolicy mirrors the "plan once, execute many" pattern from ADR-0003 Context. Strong model sets the EvaluationSpec baseline once; cheap/local model executes attempts; scoring loop provides feedback.

  3. No CognitionTier enum — explicitly noted, consistent with ADR-0003 D1 and ADR-0002 G1.

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Adds a 'Related' section documenting how the CI schema (evaluation-driven
refinement) relates to tiered cognition: per-attempt trace data feeds
cognition_summary, refinement amortizes strong-model planning across
cheap-model attempts, and no CognitionTier enum is introduced (consistent
with ADR-0003 D1 / ADR-0002 G1).

Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
@ProtocolWarden ProtocolWarden merged commit 85a23f0 into main May 21, 2026
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