--- name: sheaf-cohomology description: Čech cohomology for local-to-global consistency verification in code structure and data schemas. source: local license: UNLICENSED --- # Sheaf Cohomology Skill: Local-to-Global Verification **Status**: ✅ Production Ready **Trit**: -1 (MINUS - validator/constraint) **Color**: #2626D8 (Blue) **Principle**: Local consistency → Global correctness **Frame**: Čech cohomology with descent conditions --- ## Overview **Sheaf Cohomology** validates that locally consistent data/code patches glue correctly into globally consistent structures. Uses: 1. **Čech cohomology**: H^n(U, F) obstruction classes 2. **Nerve of coverage**: N(U) simplicial complex from open cover 3. **Descent conditions**: Cocycle conditions for morphisms 4. **tree-sitter integration**: AST-level local consistency **Correct by construction**: If local patches satisfy cocycle conditions, global structure is guaranteed. ## Core Formula ``` H⁰(U, F) = ker(d⁰) # Global sections (agree everywhere) H¹(U, F) = ker(d¹)/im(d⁰) # Obstruction to gluing H²(U, F) = ker(d²)/im(d¹) # Higher obstructions ``` For code verification: ```ruby # Three patches (files/modules) are consistent iff: # On U_ij ∩ U_jk ∩ U_ik: g_ij ∘ g_jk = g_ik (cocycle condition) cocycle_satisfied?(patch_i, patch_j, patch_k) == (compose(g_ij, g_jk) == g_ik) ``` ## Why Sheaf Cohomology for Code? 1. **Module boundaries**: Each module is an "open set" 2. **Import/export**: Transition functions between patches 3. **Type consistency**: Cocycle = type compatibility 4. **Refactoring safety**: H¹ = 0 means safe global transform ## Gadgets ### 1. ČechCoverVerifier Verify local consistency across code patches: ```ruby verifier = SheafCohomology::CechCoverVerifier.new( coverage: [:module_a, :module_b, :module_c] ) verifier.add_transition(:module_a, :module_b, transition_ab) verifier.add_transition(:module_b, :module_c, transition_bc) verifier.add_transition(:module_a, :module_c, transition_ac) verifier.cocycle_satisfied? # => true if g_ab ∘ g_bc = g_ac verifier.h1_obstruction # => 0 if globally consistent ``` ### 2. NerveConstructor Build simplicial complex from coverage: ```ruby nerve = SheafCohomology::NerveConstructor.new( opens: file_modules, intersections: shared_interfaces ) nerve.simplices(0) # => vertices (modules) nerve.simplices(1) # => edges (shared interfaces) nerve.simplices(2) # => triangles (triple overlaps) nerve.euler_characteristic # => χ(N(U)) ``` ### 3. DescentVerifier Check morphism descent conditions: ```ruby descent = SheafCohomology::DescentVerifier.new descent.add_local_section(:patch_a, section_a) descent.add_local_section(:patch_b, section_b) descent.verify_descent! # => raises if descent fails descent.global_section # => glued global section ``` ### 4. TreeSitterSheaf Integration with tree-sitter for AST verification: ```ruby sheaf = SheafCohomology::TreeSitterSheaf.new( language: :clojure, coverage: :function_boundaries ) sheaf.parse_file("src/core.clj") sheaf.local_consistency_check # => per-function type consistency sheaf.global_gluing_check # => cross-function compatibility sheaf.h1_obstructions # => list of gluing failures ``` ## Commands ```bash # Verify sheaf consistency just sheaf-check # Check specific coverage just sheaf-coverage src/ # Compute cohomology obstructions just sheaf-h1 # Integration with tree-sitter just sheaf-ast src/*.clj ``` ## API ```ruby require 'sheaf_cohomology' # Create verifier verifier = SheafCohomology::Verifier.new( trit: -1, coverage_strategy: :ast_boundaries ) # Add patches from tree-sitter verifier.add_patches_from_ast(parsed_files) # Check consistency result = verifier.verify! result[:h0] # Global sections (fully consistent) result[:h1] # Gluing obstructions result[:h2] # Higher obstructions result[:gf3_conserved] # GF(3) sum = 0 with triad ``` ## Integration with GF(3) Triads Forms valid triads with ERGODIC (0) and PLUS (+1) skills: ``` sheaf-cohomology (-1) ⊗ acsets (0) ⊗ gay-mcp (+1) = 0 ✓ sheaf-cohomology (-1) ⊗ unworld (0) ⊗ rama-gay-clojure (+1) = 0 ✓ sheaf-cohomology (-1) ⊗ glass-bead-game (0) ⊗ rubato-composer (+1) = 0 ✓ ``` ## Mathematical Foundation ### Čech Complex ``` C⁰ = ∏_i F(U_i) C¹ = ∏_{i