Status: IN
The codebase achieves simplicity through two orthogonal minimization strategies: conceptual minimization (deriving capabilities from existing data and structures rather than inventing new mechanisms) and algorithmic minimization (preferring simpler algorithms at pedagogical scale), both independently reducing the surface area for correctness bugs.
conceptual and algorithmic minimization are independent simplicity axes that both contribute to correctness — the first shrinks the concept count, the second shrinks implementation complexity
Depends on (SL): abstractions-minimize-new-concepts, algorithmic-simplicity-reinforces-structural-correctness