{
  "title": "How the Chronological Families Fit Together",
  "thesis": "The families are different measurements of ordered source structures. A small inventory of source-qualified operations connects them; shared constraints explain agreements, while retained labels and information-loss rules explain their differences.",
  "chapters": [
    "Source rows, Regular and Cumulative measurement; the SP cap",
    "Rounded chronology, decimal registers and the12026/14726 junction",
    "Calendar Keys, selected parts, pivots and529",
    "Covenant and cumulative root joins",
    "Lists, NT metrics and literary counting",
    "Common grammar, remaining source burden and next tests"
  ],
  "claim_hierarchy": [
    "source input or adopted interpretation",
    "definition or universal algebraic identity",
    "conditional theorem on a declared whole family",
    "additional source constraint",
    "historical hypothesis or theological interpretation"
  ],
  "new_work_status": "bounded explanatory reduction; no proof of a globally smallest grammar",
  "controller_priority": "Current File18 mainLXX182/753 overrides the older Strategy summary; Strategy goals remain controlling."
}