work/cluster_osrc.py mirrors build_folders.py's shape (synthesize a
refine_manifest, hand off to cmd_export_swap, relocate, merge top-level
manifest) but discovers identities by clustering rather than asserting
them by folder. Drops faces already covered by existing identity
centroids, clusters the rest at 0.55, applies refine-equivalent gates
with min_faces=6, numbers new facesets past the existing maximum so
faceset_001..NNN are never disturbed.
The 2026-04-26 run on /mnt/x/src/osrc produced faceset_020..025 (sizes
4-26 exported PNGs); analysis writeup in docs/analysis/.
README also notes the refine-renumbers caveat in passing — extend +
orchestration script is the safe pattern; cmd_refine is for fresh
clusters only.
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The README documents work/build_folders.py as the orchestration script
for hand-sorted-folder identity import, but it was excluded by the
work/ gitignore. Force-track it for parity with the other orchestration
scripts (age_split_001.py, check_faceset001_age.py) so the documented
workflow points at code that exists in the repo.
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- README: document work/build_folders.py (hand-sorted folder identities)
and the new age-split workflow for splitting a long-running identity
into era-specific facesets after clustering.
- Force-track work/age_split_001.py and work/check_faceset001_age.py;
these are the worked example + readiness probe for faceset_001 and
the template for splitting any other identity by EXIF era.
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