AI-Run Modern LaTeX Manuscript Workflow and Replication Packet

Current SGA 1-7 II R3 provenance The current SGA working-reader successor is version 10.5281/zenodo.21782424 on the existing SGA concept. It fronts the complete 152-member reader/source ZIP and the 4,179-page global cross-volume reader. This record directly exposes the exact SGA R3 package logbook, cross-volume decision logbook, continuation record, supersession/rationale ledger, and the preserved presentation-clean decision and revision histories. The accompanying deterministic provenance ZIP retains all 106 package control files plus the six top-level package manifests and validations. These surfaces make the workflow, corrections, reversals, residual references, privacy decisions, and continuation state auditable; they do not certify the translation, mathematics, rights, or accessibility. Open first: 00_AI_Run_Modern_LaTeX_Manuscript_Workflow_Current_20260728.pdf is the default preview for the current workflow and replication packet. Purpose: this concept preserves reproducible workflow, source-control and visual-QA methods, decision and correction trails, exact manifests, methodology briefings, and public-safe replication surfaces used across the manuscript archive. Production tasks remain responsible for translation, transcription, source adjudication, mathematics, diagrams, and visual QA. Current audit surface: the directly embedded privacy-clean English/Germanic v3 decision-log snapshot contains 482 append-only records in exact order, with 2,427 event-level transformations and no omitted decisions in that snapshot. The direct log and deterministic provenance ZIP remain byte-identical counterparts of the methodology surface. EGA canonical-French / paired-English checkpoint: direct files preserve the coherent EGA I p.138 terminal French R61 / English R82 generation, the complete 127-file English source tree, French-rooted pre-Stacks scaffold, both privacy-clean human logbooks and status surfaces, continuation, French/English/workflow append-only decision-reversal-error ledgers, privacy evidence, rights note, manifests, and package validation. The next cursor is printed p.139; this does not claim completion of EGA I, the eight-publication French corpus, or the semantic graph. Commit-pinned checkpoint: ec10ca193dadcde0394e5626dd7b55b91d42472a. Dedicated FAC publication: use 10.5281/zenodo.21720996 (current version 10.5281/zenodo.21781714). It coherently preserves the French transcription, complete English reader, pre-discovery English through nos. 1-79, readable comparison report, 79 unit reviews, 138 findings, 219 self-corrections, and source/evidence projection. The orchestrator did not know the Achinger-Krupa translation existed when Codex translated and froze nos. 1-79; the comparator was discovered afterward, and all 79 blind-scope units were then adjudicated against the French authority. Nos. 80-81 are outside the blind claim. The comparison is qualitative, not a scalar score, ranking, certification, or general superiority claim. Earlier broad FAC projections remain immutable adverse history; GAGA remains separate. Dedicated GAGA working edition: the pure-GAGA concept is 10.5281/zenodo.21781322 (current version 10.5281/zenodo.21781323). It covers Serre's printed pages 1-42 through bibliography and EOF as a linked 26-page English reader, buildable English TeX, and separate diplomatic and corrected French TeX layers. GAGA remains separate from FAC, and workflow/status prose is kept outside the mathematical reader. Method boundary: source images and authoritative texts decide genuine ambiguities; OCR and generated research notes remain locators or evidence, not source authority. Native editable mathematical diagrams and exact references belong in reader/source successors, while workflow/status commentary remains in external provenance surfaces rather than reader PDFs. Limits: this packet supports audit and replication but does not certify a translation, transcription, edition, mathematical claim, software system, rights status, or whole-project completion.