This technical note documents the Phase 7 and Phase 7. 1 build cycle for APR-Shaper v6. 2. 0–v6. 2. 1, the behavioral governance substrate layer of the APR stack. Phase 7 introduced schema evolution across all six formation domains—typed relationships, flow mode, escalation mode, uncertainty posture, goal type, violation severity, cultural alignment, and norm strength—alongside a redesigned topology scoring model (five dimensions, 100 points, A–D grades) and norm scoring model (four dimensions, 100 points, A–D grades). A live batch migration of BATCHFORMATION₂026Q2₀01 (27 profiles, three tenants: Cedar Clinic, Riverstone Law, Horizon Pharmacy) under v6. 2. 0 produced the canonical migration baseline: topology 27/27 C, norm 27/27 D. The baseline precisely documented what Phase 7 auto-typing heuristics could infer from v6. 0. x formation data—flow mode, escalation mode, uncertainty posture, goal type, violation severity—and what required either a one-time data migration (relationship string reconstruction) or operator authorship (typed expectations, success metrics). Phase 7. 1 resolved the topology gap through a two-step server-side migration: reconstruction of dozens of relationship strings from legacy storage artifacts across 27 profiles, followed by pattern-based entity extraction enabling the auto-typing heuristics to resolve all relationship references. Post-migration enrichment produced topology 27/27 A. Norm scoring remains 27/27 D, correctly reflecting the governance posture that stakeholder expectations are operator-authored content and cannot be machine-inferred. The norm gap is documented as the Phase 7. 1 operator review queue (27 profiles) and deferred to Phase 7. 2 as an operator-plane authoring task. The migration baseline and resolution result together constitute the canonical v6. 2. 1 governance epoch boundary for the APR-Shaper substrate.
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