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Worked example: Moser Baer v7 (frozen 2026-10-25): v6 polished after the user's line-by-line notes on the Hinglish script (references/review-round-7.md).

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Worked example: Moser Baer v7 (frozen 2026-10-25)

v6 polished after the user's line-by-line notes on the Hinglish script (references/review-round-7.md). Frozen as the model for the K, L, M fields (clarity, turns, density) and for the Hinglish and TTS file set. ../moser-baer-v6/ remains the model for everything else. The live files are in research/the-fall-of-moser-baer/script/; if the two differ, this copy is the one that passed. It is an example of form, not of facts.

Files: SCRIPT-v7.md (what the notes asked for and what v7 does, packaging, script, changes, ledger, do-not-use, open items), chain-v7.json, HANDOFF-v7.md, STATUS-v7.md, lint/lint-v7.md (70 rules, all pass) and lint/compare-v6-v7.md, SCRIPT-v7-hinglish.md, and tts/spec-v7-*.json (where the TTS tags go; scripts/tts-gemini.js builds the prompt files from them).

Where the new fields live in the text

Chain fieldText in v7Rule
humans[].tags"Ratul Puri, Deepak's son and a company director, put it plainly" (arrival, beat 3); "In 2003 Ratul, Deepak's son, told Business Today..." (return, same beat); "Ratul, Deepak's son, argued" (beat 7); "Ratul Puri, Deepak's son, said" (beat 9); "the founder's son, Ratul Puri" (beat 12). "Mahesh Sharma, the worker we met at the start, joined the plant" (beat 3); "Mahesh Sharma, the union's president" (beat 10); "the union's former president" (close)K1, K2
concepts (pivot)defined once, in the hook: "Whenever something stopped working, he moved on to something new, and the business world has a word for that: a pivot." Then "That was his first pivot" (beat 1), "his second pivot" (2), "his third pivot" (3), "fourth pivot" (7), "pivoted three times" (5), "Three pivots worked. The fourth didn't." (close)K6, K5
counted_sets"three problems at once" (beat 8) is followed by its three items; "three questions for any company" (hook) is paid by "One... Two... Three..." (close); "Three pivots worked" is a tally of the three signposted pivotsK5
audience.known_termscrore, CBI: never glossed ("₹1,100 crore expansion plan", no "a crore is ten million")K7
one_off_names / not_castEsso, Shalimar Paints, World Bank, Philips, IRENA, Alchemist, Sony, Dixon, Central Bank of India each have a stated reason; Moser Baer and the publications are not_cast; Xidex was cut because it could not be given oneK3, K4
cdl.hook_elements.turn_quote"...and made serious money doing it. But one morning in November 2017, its workers reached the plant..." (the prize in the audience's words, then a contrast)L1
humans[witness].cost_quote"had spent a full 17 years inside"; "give up part of their own pay"L2
beats[].link_to_next: BUTbeat 2 to 3: "...even though late is usually fatal"; beat 6 to 7: "But the other exit was so far from discs..."; beat 7 to 8: "But the market it was running into..."; beat 11 to 12: "But that leaves the question..."L3
persona.aloof (beat 5)"I'll take the company at its word until someone shows me different." (replaces "I don't have a favourite theory")L4, G1
beats[].headline_quotebeat 3: "Here's how a latecomer ended up second in the world, even though late is usually fatal."; beat 7: "The other exit was solar, and it came with a huge bill and a date."; beat 9: "What happened took half a year: the company went from saying it was well-funded to asking for time."; beat 10: "The lenders did step in, and nothing got fixed."; beat 12: "The short answer: the alleged frauds are too small to explain the hole."M1
cdl.hook_elements.tease_quote, takeaway_quote"Along the way: a cocktail party on America's west coast, a press conference that aged badly in half a year, and a national honour." (24 words) / "By the end you'll have three questions for any company, and for you." (13 words)M2
(no field: the absence of a phrase)beat 4 ends "A company panting on a treadmill can look healthy right up to the moment it doesn't. But the first signs were starting to show." instead of "If that's right, you'd expect... There should be a sign"M3

The Hinglish and the TTS

SCRIPT-v7-hinglish.md follows the English paragraph for paragraph (58 paragraphs); scripts/hinglish-parity.js says PARITY OK. Its section 2 lists what changed, the user's words kept, what was not taken from the notes and why, and the Hinglish rules. The TTS prompt files are generated, not hand-edited: node scripts/tts-gemini.js --script SCRIPT-v7-hinglish.md --spec tts/spec-v7-hinglish.json --out tts --name v7-hinglish.

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# Worked example: Moser Baer v7 (frozen 2026-10-25)

v6 polished after the user's line-by-line notes on the Hinglish script (`references/review-round-7.md`). Frozen as the model for the **K, L, M** fields (clarity, turns, density) and for the Hinglish and TTS file set. `../moser-baer-v6/` remains the model for everything else. The live files are in `research/the-fall-of-moser-baer/script/`; if the two differ, this copy is the one that passed. It is an example of *form*, not of facts.

Files: `SCRIPT-v7.md` (what the notes asked for and what v7 does, packaging, script, changes, ledger, do-not-use, open items), `chain-v7.json`, `HANDOFF-v7.md`, `STATUS-v7.md`, `lint/lint-v7.md` (70 rules, all pass) and `lint/compare-v6-v7.md`, `SCRIPT-v7-hinglish.md`, and `tts/spec-v7-*.json` (where the TTS tags go; `scripts/tts-gemini.js` builds the prompt files from them).

## Where the new fields live in the text

| Chain field | Text in v7 | Rule |
|---|---|---|
| `humans[].tags` | "Ratul Puri, **Deepak's son and a company director**, put it plainly" (arrival, beat 3); "In 2003 Ratul, **Deepak's son**, told Business Today..." (return, same beat); "Ratul, Deepak's son, argued" (beat 7); "Ratul Puri, Deepak's son, said" (beat 9); "**the founder's son**, Ratul Puri" (beat 12). "Mahesh Sharma, **the worker we met at the start**, joined the plant" (beat 3); "Mahesh Sharma, **the union's president**" (beat 10); "**the union's former president**" (close) | K1, K2 |
| `concepts` (pivot) | defined once, in the hook: "Whenever something stopped working, he moved on to something new, and the business world has a word for that: **a pivot**." Then "That was his **first** pivot" (beat 1), "his **second** pivot" (2), "his **third** pivot" (3), "**fourth** pivot" (7), "pivoted three times" (5), "**Three pivots worked.** The fourth didn't." (close) | K6, K5 |
| `counted_sets` | "three problems at once" (beat 8) is followed by its three items; "three questions for any company" (hook) is paid by "One... Two... Three..." (close); "Three pivots worked" is a tally of the three signposted pivots | K5 |
| `audience.known_terms` | crore, CBI: never glossed ("₹1,100 crore expansion plan", no "a crore is ten million") | K7 |
| `one_off_names` / `not_cast` | Esso, Shalimar Paints, World Bank, Philips, IRENA, Alchemist, Sony, Dixon, Central Bank of India each have a stated reason; Moser Baer and the publications are `not_cast`; Xidex was cut because it could not be given one | K3, K4 |
| `cdl.hook_elements.turn_quote` | "...and made serious money doing it. **But one morning in November 2017**, its workers reached the plant..." (the prize in the audience's words, then a contrast) | L1 |
| `humans[witness].cost_quote` | "had spent **a full** 17 years inside"; "give up part of **their own** pay" | L2 |
| `beats[].link_to_next: BUT` | beat 2 to 3: "...even though late is usually fatal"; beat 6 to 7: "**But** the other exit was so far from discs..."; beat 7 to 8: "**But** the market it was running into..."; beat 11 to 12: "**But** that leaves the question..." | L3 |
| `persona.aloof` (beat 5) | "I'll take the company at its word until someone shows me different." (replaces "I don't have a favourite theory") | L4, G1 |
| `beats[].headline_quote` | beat 3: "Here's how a latecomer ended up second in the world, even though late is usually fatal."; beat 7: "The other exit was solar, and it came with a huge bill and a date."; beat 9: "What happened took half a year: the company went from saying it was well-funded to asking for time."; beat 10: "The lenders did step in, and nothing got fixed."; beat 12: "The short answer: the alleged frauds are too small to explain the hole." | M1 |
| `cdl.hook_elements.tease_quote`, `takeaway_quote` | "Along the way: a cocktail party on America's west coast, a press conference that aged badly in half a year, and a national honour." (24 words) / "By the end you'll have three questions for any company, and for you." (13 words) | M2 |
| (no field: the absence of a phrase) | beat 4 ends "A company panting on a treadmill can look healthy right up to the moment it doesn't. But the first signs were starting to show." instead of "If that's right, you'd expect... There should be a sign" | M3 |

## The Hinglish and the TTS

`SCRIPT-v7-hinglish.md` follows the English paragraph for paragraph (58 paragraphs); `scripts/hinglish-parity.js` says `PARITY OK`. Its section 2 lists what changed, the user's words kept, what was not taken from the notes and why, and the Hinglish rules. The TTS prompt files are generated, not hand-edited: `node scripts/tts-gemini.js --script SCRIPT-v7-hinglish.md --spec tts/spec-v7-hinglish.json --out tts --name v7-hinglish`.

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