Status: IN
The architecture's self-reinforcing correctness composes with coordination-free scaling: each module's closed correctness loop generates and validates its own structural properties independently, while accumulative state scales through logical indirection — adding modules neither disrupts existing correctness loops nor requires coordination, because both correctness and scaling are structurally module-local.
Self-reinforcing loops are module-local and scaling is through indirection — the two mechanisms operate on non-overlapping concerns and compose without interference
Depends on (SL): correctness-is-self-reinforcing-per-module, accumulative-state-scales-without-coordination