← Session 3 — Project kickoff: RH blueprint, staged workflow + archive design
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The user asks "what happen?" — ambiguous. Possibly they missed context or something confused them. Likely they're asking about the last message/summary — or maybe they saw something odd. Most probable interpretation: they want a plain summary of what just happened (the session's work). Give a brief, plain-language recap.
Nothing went wrong — that last message was me reporting that **Phase 0 is finished**. Quick plain-language recap of what just happened:
1. **The zero computation finished successfully.** After two early hiccups (a timeout and a buffering bug that lost some rows — both fixed), the parallel run computed all **10,000 zeta zeros** at 25-digit precision, and every sanity check passed.
2. **The verification experiment passed.** I built the paper's key matrix (the finite compression G̃) from those zeros at three different scales, and its measured properties match the paper's theoretical predictions — including the exact rate at which finite-size errors shrink. This confirms we understand the machinery correctly and our numerical "sandbox" is trustworthy.
3. **Everything was saved and committed.** All data, scripts, notes, and summaries are in the archive and git-committed (`6feebc6`). You could shut the computer off right now and lose nothing.
4. **I asked a question:** Phase 0 (setup/learning) is done, so the next stage is Phase 1 — attacking the method's known ceiling. I asked whether you want to **take a break here or keep going**.
So: nothing to worry about. Just say "continue" if you want to start Phase 1, or "break" and I'll do the session-end save.
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