C-1 Aid — taxonomy sizing

Slide candidate taxonomies against the founder's bar — expected collisions under 0.01 at target supply — priced in components, transactions and bytes, beside PEPi's measured census. The ruling is the founder's; this page only makes its arithmetic visible. Inputs are prefilled from PROMPT_CATALOG_v7 §2 (30 × 6 ≈ 729M × colour axis ≈ 30B) and every reference number is from the tree.
self-check: recomputing the spec's own worked example…

Candidate taxonomy

layer (catalog §2 shape)variantsgate %avg rects
Gated layers get one free "absent" outcome — a gate is one integer, never duplicated slots (catalog §2 rule).
Byte pricing anchors at the codec's hardcoded 96 grid and scales ≈ ½ at 48 (≈ ¼ the cells, recovered partly by run-merging) — shown, not assumed.

The arithmetic

PEPi, measured — the bar to match

layerfiles per level (L1…L6)L6 draw
bodies6, 14, 1, 1, 1, 11
cloths gated 60%0, 0, 74, 80, 92, 117117 + absent
eyes0, 12, 12, 12, 12, 1212
mouths0, 11, 11, 11, 11, 1111
accessories gated 37%0, 13, 20, 30, 44, 8080 + absent
hats gated 37%0, 28, 51, 57, 73, 7575 + absent
ears0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0declared, shipped empty — the upload-order cautionary tale
body colourruntime draw, 42-entry array42
measured anchorvalue
L6 combination space (uniform)≈ 4.03 billion — 167²/2N ≈ 3.5 × 10⁻⁶
target: < 0.01 expected collisionsN > 1.25 B at 5,000 · 50 M at 1,000 · 20 B at 20,000
catalog §2 prefill30 × 6 = 729 M × colour ≈ 30 B → ~180 components
rect / transaction ceiling675 (2²⁴ gas cap, binary-searched; 676 over-caps)
on-chain bytesRect 4 B · RectColored 7 B · SSTORE2 blob 24,576 B
smallest reference piece782 rects — nothing whole fits one transaction
Two numbers, both true: the uniform bound (k²/2N, the spec §4 figure) and the weighted figure (Σp² per axis — absence gates concentrate mass: two cloths "collide" most often by both being absent). For PEPi at 167 the uniform figure is 3.5×10⁻⁶ but the weighted figure is ≈ — still comfortably rare, and the gap is the lesson: size BNRi on the weighted number.

What C-1 rules, all in one place

What C-1 rules — all in one place
1 · The taxonomy itself — layers and variants per layer (the sliders above).
2 · The colour axis — HD weights vs uniform array; it changes the math materially.
3 · The level count, which is currently contradictory in the tree: CONSENT-1 D-8 promises 8 levels; the reference implementation ships levelsCount = 6 with thresholds 11/22/33/44/56 (SPEC-ERC20I-MECHANICS-1 §2). C-1 should rule the count so the encoder, the gate thresholds and the consent text agree — the levels flag is part of this ruling, not separate from it.
4 · Implicitly, C-3 — grid 48 vs 96 halves every byte figure; one toggle, shown above.
Numbers from the tree: SPEC-ERC20I-MECHANICS-1 §2/§3/§4/§7, SPEC-INSCRIPTION-COMPAT-1 §3.3, PROMPT_CATALOG_v7 §2. Model: independent axes, birthday approximation. The avg-rects-per-component column is an editable assumption (components are far smaller than whole sprites; the smallest whole piece measures 782 rects). AGPL-3.0-only with the repo. Corrections are part of the exhibit.
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