scbe-voice-render-verification

To verify SCBE voice packets, validate tongue order, timbre integrity, and Layer 14 outputs against the packet contract. This ensures canon-aligned rendering by enforcing data integrity and schema conformance across scripts and documentation.

Canonical tongue order validation enforces the sequence KO, AV, RU, CA, UM, DR alongside explicit layer mappings for L3, L6, L7, and L14. This sequence ensures breath plans and voice packets maintain reproducible governance.

Validate breath plans by checking tongue weights and phase realizations against canonical docs and code surfaces like scripts/voice_gen_hf.py. This produces auditable sidecar packets and confirms Layer 14 realization compliance.

Voice packet validation supports targeted QA and review workflows by emitting and validating sidecar packets. It patches docs or code to keep the renderer and documentation aligned during development and review tasks.

SCBE voice rendering verification is limited to validating schema conformance, tongue order, and timbre integrity within the SCBE system. It requires canonical docs and specific code surfaces to ensure consistent references during the verification process.

You can generate minimal or Layer 14 packets as defined by the packet contract during voice packet verification. This enforces data integrity and schema conformance while validating assets like voice-packet.example.json.