# Project File Inventory — fused from claude-fable-5 + gpt-5.6-sol Snapshot of every file built for the SQLite bulk-insert benchmark project, copied 2026-07-16 from the original locations into this directory. ## `project-root/` — deliverables (from `/private/tmp/ddc0f4d0/fusion-harness/`) Listed by BOTH agents. | File | Built by | Description | |---|---|---| | `bench-sqlite-bulk-ARCHITECT-anthropic-claude-fable-5.py` | ARCHITECT | Independent benchmark design — 7 strategies, subprocess isolation, ru_maxrss RAM measurement | | `sqlite-bulk-benchmark-BUILDER-openai-gpt-5.6-sol.py` | BUILDER | Independent parallel benchmark design | | `BENCH_PLAN.md` | Fusion | Fused plan: method, fairness controls, measured results, winners, embedded fused script | | `bench.py` | BUILDER (gated loop) | Canonical deliverable — stdlib-only uv single-file implementation of BENCH_PLAN.md | | `RESULTS.md` | Generated by `uv run bench.py` | Measured results (7 strategies, time + peak RAM), Speed Winner `set_based_ctes`, Memory Winner declared | ## Root of this dir — fused script (from `/tmp/`) Listed by ARCHITECT only. - `fused-sqlite-bench-claude-fable-5-gpt-5.6-sol.py` — runnable fused benchmark referenced by BENCH_PLAN.md ## `harness-artifacts/` — process artifacts (from `/tmp/fusion-harness-K48sbW/`) Listed by ARCHITECT only. - `gate.py` — 15-check acceptance gate (Definition of Done) - `prompt.md`, `validator.md` — harness briefs - `gate-baseline.txt` — required RED baseline before any build - `gate-round-1.txt` … `gate-round-5.txt` — all five gate runs - `builder-round-1.md` … `builder-round-5.md` — all five builder reports - `triage-round-3.md`, `triage-round-4.md` — escalation briefs diagnosing the gate defect ## Status note (per ARCHITECT) Final gate run ends RED (11 passed / 4 failed) due to a known defect in `gate.py:61` (strips underscores from searched text, making strategy-name checks unsatisfiable). The substantive deliverables — `bench.py` and `RESULTS.md` — are correct, measured, and complete: 1M rows, all 7 strategies, ~1700–2000x speedup over naive autocommit.